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I just bought a small triangle Obelisk, I think their called, anyway its only about 46 inches tall. I am new to vines and have trumpet vine on my pergola and virginia creeper on the wood fence. Two other vines I'm not sure what they are. And I bought a small sweet pea at the plant sale last week. I can put it in sun or shade. I could also put it on a large pot or on the ground. I just thought it would be fun to ask this group what they may try. Something floral would be nice. Is one sweet pea plant enough for that size I could plant the sweet pea on it.
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Cypress vine is pretty without being to heavy and the airiness of the leaves allows the obelisk to shine through. |
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Book Club Choices: November 2011
Has your book group considered reading a book and watching the movie?
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Memorial Day was established in 1868 following the end of the American Civil War as General Orders No. 11, Grand Army of the Republic Headquarters:
II. It is the purpose of the Commander in Chief to inaugurate this observance with the hope that it will be kept up from year to year, while a survivor of the war remains to honor the memory of his departed comrades. He earnestly desires the public press to call attention to this Order, and lend its friendly aid in bringing it to the notice of comrades in all parts of the country in time for simultaneous compliance therewith.
Over the past two centuries, wars continue to be fought, and Hollywood has immortalized them on film:
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South Beach Wine & Food Festival Satellite Events
Eat & drink beyond the tents
The 11th annual South Beach Wine & Food Festival rolls into town Thursday, Feb 23, brining thousands of pounds of beef, gallons of alcohol & excuses to party. But, good news - the fun extends beyond the Festival events (many of which are sold out). Get your foodie fix at one of these satellite events...
Wednesday, Feb 23
- Michael Schwartz welcomes Marc Vetri (Philadelphia's Vetri) to Harry's Pizzeria for the third in Schwartz's chef pop up series. Feast on a welcome cocktail, wine, beer and four courses featuring old school meatballs, veal cannelloni, roasted lamb shoulder and tuna tagliata. Go hom with a full stomach and a signed copy of Vetri's new cookbook, Rustic Italian Food. $160 per person, purchase tickets online. 3918 N Miami Ave, Miami; 786-275-4963
- "Risotto connoisseur" Gabriele Ferron arrives at TiramesU (721 Lincoln Rd, Miami Beach) Feb 22 and Salumeria 104 (3451 NE 1 Ave, Miami) Feb 23 to dish out gratis tastings of authentic risotto paired with Winebow wines. Enjoy a cooking demo then eat & drink - free, but available on a first-come, first served basis, RSVP at email@example.com. Events begin at 6pm, demo starts at 6:30pm.
- The Ritz-Carlton South Beach brings Burger Bash to the masses via its three-day Burgers on the Boardwalk event starting Feb. 18. Feb 23 features a suckling pig taco bar ($28), Feb 24 Chef Andrew Balick's lamb Burger Bash entry ($18) and Feb 25 an all-you-can-eat crab boil ($28). All events occur oceanfront at the DiLido Beach Club. 1 Lincoln Rd, Miami Beach; 786-276-4000
Friday, Feb 24
- Juan Chipoco & Cvi.Che 105 are hosting Downtown Miami's "largest red carpet celebration" in honor of the restaurant's anniversary and the unveiling of its new lounge. Enjoy complimentary cocktails & hors d'oeuvres from 7-11pm. By invitation only, but get on the Miami.com List Here. Cvi.Che 105: 105 NE 3 Ave, Miami; 305-577-3454
- The Miami Wine & Spirits Expo brings cooking demos, seminars & tastings galore to the Miami Beach Convention Center Friday through Monday (Fen 24-27). Designed to showcase local talent, the event features personalities like Qzina pastry chef Michel Chiche and St. Regis Hotel sommelier Sebastien Verrier. Tastings range from $25-$40, entry to the Expo is $75 per day (or $120 for two days). Click here for tickets & additional info.
- The Shelborne goes "off the hook" with its first annual fish fry at Lucy's Cantina Royale. Feast on fried fish three ways (classic American, California Baja and traditional Japanese) and rock out to a live band. $9 for a taste of each dish, includes a free Peroni from 9-10pm. 1801 Collins Ave, Miami Beach; RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, Feb 25
- Sean Brock (Husk & McCrady's in Charleston) joins with the Yardbird team to offer up A Southern Revival: The "ultimate Southern menu." The 1800's themed dinner will feature deviled eggs topped with caviar, country ham, fried Yardbird with Carolina gold waffles and Charleston-style frogmore stew with three-year-old aged Charleston gold rice. 8pm; 305-538-5220; $375 regular seating, $475 VIP seating (includes bourbon flight), proceeds benefit Southern Foodways Alliance
- Author and Top Chef personality Gail Simmons celebrates her new book Talking with My Mouth Full at La Cote at the Fontainebleau. La Cote: 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach. By invitation only.
Wine and Food Festival
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- Where to party beyond the party: SBWFF 2014 satellite events
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A University of Colorado Cancer Center study published today in the International Journal of Radiation Oncology Biology and Physics shows that patients taking crizotinib for ALK+ non-small cell lung cancer may safely and durably use up to three courses of targeted radiation therapy to eradicate pockets of drug-resistant disease. Eliminating these pockets of resistant disease allows patients to continue treating the overall condition with crizotinib, leading to improved 2-year survival rates compared with patients forced to discontinue the drug sooner.
ALK+ lung cancers are caused by the aberrant reactivation of the ALK gene, and comprise about 3-5 percent of all cases of non-small cell lung cancer. In these cases, clinical studies have shown that the drug crizotinib is highly effective and the drug was rapidly approved by the FDA in 2011. Unfortunately, at around 8 10 months after the initiation of treatment, the cancer tends to acquire resistance to crizotinib. Earlier work at CU Cancer Center and elsewhere showed that resistance occurs through a change in the biology of the cancer. At this point, patients have generally been switched to another drug.
However, it may not be the entire cancer that develops resistance to the drug. Instead, as the change in biology is an evolutionary event only pockets of the cancer may become immune. Previous work from the CU Cancer Center described the use of a single course of radiotherapeutic local ablative therapy to eliminate these isolated pockets of resistant disease.
"The traditional paradigm for cancer patients has been to switch your systemic therapy to another agent if you progress, even though a majority of your cancer may still be controlled by the original drug. But what if we could use targeted radiation therapy to eliminate those sites of errant disease so a person could stay on a specific drug longer?" says Gregory Gan, MD, PhD, a chief resident in the University of Colorado Sc
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Designing with the environment in mind forces creativity, and the Müvbox is a great example of that.
The Müvbox is a storage container that was converted into a cafe. The Müvbox goes from entirely closed to unfolded restaurant in about a minute and a half. The design is a great space saver and earth-friendly approach to restaurant design.


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Broken Projector Podcast: The Prank Beyond the Pines (w/ Ryan Gosling and Jason Arnopp)
Broken Projector By Scott Beggs on March 29, 2013 | Be the First To CommentFacial tattoos and boredom-induced improvisation! Jack brings us an interview with Place Beyond the Pines star Ryan Gosling who discusses the consequences and magic of making mistakes. Plus, Screen Rant's Ben Kendrick joins us to discuss a few favorite movie pranks, we explore a personalized horror short story prank from author Jason Arnopp, and then celebrate the pure majesty of the too-often-maligned dumb action genre. Body massage machine go! For more from us on a daily basis, follow Ben (@benkendrick), Jason (@jasonarnopp), Jack (@jackgi), the show (@brokenprojector), Geoff (@drgmlatulippe) and Scott (@scottmbeggs) on the Twitter. And, as always, we welcome your feedback. Download Episode #12 Directly Or subscribe Through iTunes
Junkfood Cinema: The Dorm That Dripped Blood
Features By Brian Salisbury on April 22, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWelcome back to Junkfood Cinema; we ain't got time to bleed. Ah the internet, home to some of the finest intellectual minds and cutting edge commentary on…the internet. Sadly, you sailed right over the cerebral foie gras and caviar of online film columns and wound up at the internet equivalent of Stuckey's. And not even a fine, upstanding Stuckey's just outside of Orlando with troves of cheap Disney merchandise to accompany your pecan log omelet. We here at Junkfood Cinema are more in the ballpark of a Stuckey's in Pineview, Georgia smashed between a gas station still offering leaded fuel and a more-than-slightly questionable bookstore. Every week I play the role of the waitress who looks unnervingly like an ill-fed Andre the Giant serving up the only item on the menu: terrible films. I will skewer and deep fry the film before lovingly drizzling a rich sauce of terrifyingly genuine love across its still-steaming carcass. Once your faces are adequately stuffed, and the only sound you hear is glass shattering as the buttons on your pants jettison across the room and decimate our collection of antique grease jars, I will serve dessert in the form of a snack food item made only slightly more palatable in juxtaposition to the film to which I have subjected you. Today's Blue Plate Special: The Dorm That Dripped Blood
Reject Radio #83: The End of the Movie World As We Know It
Features By Scott Beggs on March 30, 2011 | Comments (1)This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we celebrate April Fool's Day by talking seriously about great movies, director's cuts and movies about people cutting other people up. Our very own Criterion Files writer Adam Charles teams up with Criterion Cast co-host Ryan Gallagher to convince me to become a member of the Criterion Cult. Junkfood Cinema specialist Brian Salisbury gets together with Gordon and the Whale editor (and VHS enthusiast) Brian Kelley as we all rejoice in the 25th anniversary of the ridiculous teen slasher flick April Fool's Day and bathe in the acid bath of a few others. Plus, Jordan Hoffman of UGO and Jeremy Smith from Aint it Cool go mano y mano in our Movie News Pop Quiz in an epic battle to save the world from impending destruction (and to talk about director's cuts, when they work, and when they don't). Loosen up your tie and stay a while. Listen Here: Download This Episode
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22 As they were gathering in Galilee, Jesus said to them, "The Son of man is to be delivered into the hands of men, | 22 When they came together in Galilee, he said to them, "The Son of Man is going to be betrayed into the hands of men. |
23 and they will kill him, and he will be raised on the third day." And they were greatly distressed. | 23 They will kill him, and on the third day he will be raised to life." And the disciples were filled with grief. |
24 When they came to Caper'na-um, the collectors of the half-shekel tax went up to Peter and said, "Does not your teacher pay the tax?" | 24 After Jesus and his disciples arrived in Capernaum, the collectors of the two-drachma tax came to Peter and asked, "Doesn't your teacher pay the temple tax ?" |
25 He said, "Yes." And when he came home, Jesus spoke to him first, saying, "What do you think, Simon? From whom do kings of the earth take toll or tribute? From their sons or from others?" | 25 "Yes, he does," he replied. When Peter came into the house, Jesus was the first to speak. "What do you think, Simon?" he asked. "From whom do the kings of the earth collect duty and taxes--from their own sons or from others?" |
26 And when he said, "From others," Jesus said to him, "Then the sons are free. | 26 "From others," Peter answered. "Then the sons are exempt," Jesus said to him. |
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I think I will PM you. You have been very helpful so far. Thank you. ^^
Hmm seems interesting, I might have to check it out. I've always wanted to be a wrestler/creative writer for WWE. I used to play this game mostly with myself, where I would pick a wrestler (Such as Zack Ryder) and I would talk about stuff I wanted to have happen to him, and a lot of times it would actually happen with in a matter of months. It was pretty cool, I did the same thing with Christian.
So far so good, trying to think up more funfacts for that topic. Otherwise it's all pretty cool, just checking stuff out. Can you explain e-fedding to me though? Is it like roleplaying, because I know how to do that.
That's cool man! Took me ages to get the Rumble done, lol.
Thank you for accepting it. ^^
I fuckin' love Kendrick Lamar's part! (as usual ) Any other tracks ya know, holla back at me bruv!
Interesting. Well all the more kudos to you then on your promos chief Also, hit me back on that pm when you get a sec, I've come up with an idea
So what is your native language?
So read your promo...so....ya...bro...I'm sorry...but...that was really good It was exactly what I was looking for and I love how you ended it! Kudos!
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Drawing over 800 people from 44 states and 10 nations, last year's No Kill Conference was the sold out, must attend event of the year. And we're doing it again!
Join us in the nation's capital where the most successful shelter directors, shelter veterinarians, shelter reformers and animal law attorneys will help you create No Kill communities and use the legal system to save lives. The national No Kill conference in Washington D.C. is unlike any you have ever been to.
About the Conference:
The No Kill Advocacy Center is teaming up with the Animal Law program at George Washington University Law School to bring together the nation's most successful shelter directors and the nation's top animal lawyers.
Learn from animal control/shelter directors who are now saving over 90% of all animals using the building blocks to No Kill success&mdashrograms and services that have had results in both urban and rural communities—to increase adoptions, reduce length of stay, increase redemption rates, rehabilitate animals, and much, much more.
Learn from shelter veterinarians who are redefining the concept of "humane euthanasia," saving animals who would have been deemed "non-rehabilitatable" just a few short years ago.
Learn from animal law experts who have challenged our legal system to help animals: Whether it's drafting model laws, fighting breed specific legislation, eliminating the gas chamber, filing impact legislation, or protecting condemned dogs, learn how to use the legal system to save the lives of animals.
Learn from activists fighting entrenched and regressive shelters in their own community and winning, as they show you how to launch successful campaigns for reform.
Who Should Attend?
Creating a better world for animals takes a community. And the community starts with you! This conference is for anyone who cares about the plight of homeless animals in shelters. We specifically encourage community leaders, shelter volunteers, animal activists, employees, staff, directors, board members, Good Samaritans and rescuers to attend. We also encourage lawyers, law students, and anyone who wants to learn how to use the legal system to help save the lives of companion animals.
Shelter/Rescue & Legal/Advocacy Tracks
This conference will present two concurrent tracks. (However, attendees can attend workshops in either or both sessions.) The sheltering/rescue track is for shelter administrators, rescue groups, volunteers, and activists working to reform their local shelter or improve rates of lifesaving.
The legal/advocacy track is for law students, lawyers, academics, paralegals, and those outside of the law field such as board members, shelter administrators, activists, and anyone interested in learning how to use the law to create No Kill communities and otherwise save the lives of animals. You do not have to be a lawyer to attend the legal track.
CLE credit for attorneys and paralegals who attend legal track seminars will be offered in most states. CPE credit for other professionals who attend legal track seminars will be offered under the same terms. Restrictions apply. Please read the FAQs before registering.
More information
For speakers, workshops, hotels, travel, dining, schedule, photos, and more, visit www.nokillconference.org
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If the shoe fits, wear it… and Obama is wearing out shoe leather on this one. In an article I wrote on Feb.17 (America's War on Terror…Obama's War on America), I said that it was time to ask, "Hey Obama, who's side are you on?". Suffice to say, there are a lot more questions about Obama's motivations than answers. As a Commander-in-Chief, it's readily apparent | Read More »


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As a kind of sequel to "Load," the album "Reload," was very similar in several different ways; they were written at about the same time, their styles are very similar in that their vocals, guitars, bass and drums all sound the same. The songs on both albums are quite long; and the songs are all not like classic MetallicA. Many people say that Reload is a collection of songs, which didn't make it onto Load. I don't thinks this is at all true as Reload in my opinion is a better album then Load, unless Lars and James cant figure out which songs they write are any good. .
Overall Reload is nothing brilliant, the song Slither has a catchy main riff…but it is an extreme rip off of their earlier hit, "Enter Sandman." If you listen to them both you will hear the extreme similarities in the song; their was even a song on Load that had a very similar sound to Enter Sandman. Fuel has its moments on the radio and has a catchy main chorus, and a pounding ¾ way through section, but the overall song is not very good. For one, the vocals in Fuel are gay… "And I burn, Churning my direction, Quench my thirst with Gasoline" like what the hell does that mean? Metallica's lyrics used to mean something, but now James has nothing left to sing about. Metallica wrote a classic song called, "The Unforgiven," back on the Black album…now they try to be cool by writing a sequel called, The Unforgiven II, which of course is a pretty terrible song.
"Where the wild things are," has good drumming and an "ok" main chorus, with some interesting guitar riffs, which make it a pretty good song. "Carpe Diem Baby" is a catchy song with some interesting timing, but the name is very lame. "Better then you" is another sweet song, which seems to roll along and flow very smoothly. The main chorus in "Better then you," is sung very well, and the main riff is quite heavy. "Bad seed," is another song that has heavy rhythm parts, and interesting lyrics.
The best song on the album by far is, "Devil's Dance," many people say this song is very un-generic of Metallica, and at times the sound is much different as the song starts out with a catchy bass solo, and the tempo is slower then usual. Following the bass intro, thundering heavy riffs come crashing in carrying a very memorable tune, the lyrics and vocals are very good, the drums are excellent as they keep time perfectly and have a great beat and greatly add to the greatness of this song. DD has a brilliant solo, and one thing I really like about the solo is the way there is a distorted guitar in the background… the rhythm, which comes thundering in several times. Overall this is an exceptional song, ranking in the top 10's of my overall favorite Metallica songs (which is a very large list as almost all Metallica is brilliant).
I would say this album is better then "Load," but a lot worse then, "The Black Album," and a ton better then, "St Anger." However Reload still lacks a spark and creativity that old Metallica albums had (except for DD, which I am sure is the last magnificent song Metallica will ever create). If you are a collector of Metallica, "Reload," is worth buying, but it is not a very good album to start up on as it is quite different then original Metallica. And if you hated Load you are likely to hate this album too
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Comment on this storyMemphis - Elvis Presley fans have gathered to honour the late rock 'n' roll icon's 79th birthday.
Wednesday's celebration at Graceland, Presley's longtime Memphis home, featured a cake cutting and the singing of 'Happy Birthday' by 16-year-old Canadian David Thibault.
Presley was 42 when he died August 16, 1977.
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John Jannuzzi, Contributing Digital Editor
In truth, Valerie Frizzle is both a style icon for the ages and for all ages. Every time she takes her class on a new adventure in the cartoon series The Magic School Bus, she's dressed to match her destination. It could be a galaxy print dress for when her bus transforms into a spaceship, or a weather-inspired look for a meteorology-themed trip, but it's always on point. Clearly, she dresses by occasion. As an ode to her outrageous but lovable style, we've gathered a few of our favorite looks and asked the series' illustrator Bruce Degen to share some insights on dressing everybody's favorite teacher.
"Ms. Frizzle knows all about the value of modern plumbing. She even had the entire class come out of a faucet in the girls' bathroom in school."
Maybe this one is better suited for the garden, but it's still the perfect yellow printed dress.
"A pattern to hint that would be the topic of the next book. And the shoes show great taste."
Embrace Ms. Frizzle's geometric dress with Kate Spade New York.
"A hint at the next book. I went to a local beekeeper to learn about beehives. Didn't get stung, I was so sweet the bees loved me."
Alexander McQueen's Sarah Burton may have actually been completely inspired by Ms. Frizzle's adventures. But don't quote us on that.
"Rather than start out the dino book with a dino design, I used birds to indicate that birds may be the living relatives of dinosaurs."
Like Ms. Frizzle's bird dress, this print draws the eye from the hem to the neckline.
"This dress goes from one-celled organism in the primordial soup to man in space."
What's better than a skirt that features so many members of the animal kingdom?
"This is one of my favorite jokes that Joanna Cole wrote."
The perfect "green" bike-riding jumpsuit.
"This design started out on the bus and ended up on the dress."
Just don't wear it in the water.
"Bats are always a good idea. Some people find them scary but I think they are cute. Also the Friz has her own kind of 'shoe horn.'"
Nanananananana bat shirt!
"Flies and things that eat flies. What could be tastier?"
Wouldn't be surprised if this was found in Ms. Frizzle's jewelry box. Would you?
"Ms Frizzles's class is always a blast. In this case it was a hint at the next book, which would be about the solar system."
There's no crazier print than a galaxy print, perfectly fit for the world's most eccentric teacher.
"Thrift is illustrated on this dress. Fuel for a magic school bus is not cheap!"
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Vamping out of the underground with SHINE: A Burlesque Musical
SHINE: A Burlesque Musical heats up Granville Island in its racy salute to Vancouver's thriving scene of pasties and fishnets
As almost anyone in Vancouver's thriving bump-and-grind scene will tell you, it's not easy putting on a burlesque show. Sure, Dita Von Teese is doing ads for WonderBra and the SuicideGirls are performing in stadiums, but most local acts are still slogging it out in punk-rock bars, legions, and faded dance halls.
Watch a preview trailer for SHINE: A Burlesque Musical.
Now a racy new theatre show called SHINE: A Burlesque Musical pays homage to the underground burlesquers who struggle to perform their vintage art. It's created by comedic cabaret songsters the Wet Spots (Cass King and John Woods), with the help of writer Sam Dulmage plus the talents of the Screaming Chicken Theatre Society, which has brought its twisted team to everything from Taboo Revue variety nights to live adaptations of Ed Wood's Orgy of the Dead. SHINE is about a troupe of misfits trying to save a theatre from demolition—or commercialism. Along the way are send-ups of classic fan dances, balloon stripteases, and Las Vegas chorus lines.
"It's really a metaphor for our community—so much of it at our level is held together with chicken wire and duct tape," says King, a regular on the local burlesque variety circuit and part of the city's retro-vaudeville scene dating as far back as the late great Blue Lizard cocktail-lounge nights at the Waldorf Hotel in the '90s. In the midst of the recent choking heat wave, she and Screaming Chicken's April O'Peel (who's known off-stage as Lauren Allen and shares SHINE choreography credits with Rebecca "Melody Mangler" Franklin) have met up with the Straight in one of the only air-conditioned cafés on the Drive. King adds: "It's also a love story to the new burlesque and variety arts. We are about trying to build this art form."
A new generation of indie artists is intent on reclaiming the camp and vamp of the 1920s to '50s—and, in the case of dancers like O'Peel, using it as a kind of empowerment. As she puts it: "I think the attraction to burlesque now is seeing a woman who doesn't necessarily fit society's definition of beauty be confident with her body." Burlesque may have a new attitude about stripping, but it's still often relegated to the grittier spots in town. "When I first started working with Screaming Chicken, the only place we could work was the Cobalt," recalls O'Peel of the Downtown Eastside punk-rock hot spot.
Enter SHINE, which had its beginnings at the Vancouver International Burlesque Festival in 2008, when King and Woods threw together a few songs and some acts and called it By the Seat of Our Panties. "It was a burlesque on burlesque shows, making fun of a lot of the acts today," King explains. "We had written three numbers. We said, "˜We could do a whole show about this bohemian struggle to put on burlesque shows and this struggle to sell a show that's not "commercial".' " Woods continued writing songs, they brought on Dulmage to help work in a plot line, and spent eight weeks developing a full-book musical that debuted to two sold-out shows at the WISE Hall at last May's Burlesque Fest in May.
With continued polishing under the direction of Jen Cressey, SHINE isn't being staged in an underground venue this time around. Instead, the musical runs from Wednesday (August 12) to August 22 at the Waterfront Theatre on bright and touristy Granville Island. And no, they haven't made it family-friendly.
"We wanted a legitimate space for adult entertainment—we could have put the show up in the WISE Hall or the legion, but we chose not to," says King, whose own Wet Spots have performed in such tony auditoriums as the Sydney Opera House and Massey Hall. "We wanted to see what it looked like in a big space. And we wanted to give Vancouver burlesque the opportunity to grow into a space like that because Vancouver is doing some of the raciest, edgiest, most exciting burlesque anywhere."
In a way, points out O'Peel, it's a return of the art form to the more commercial venues where it got its start. "Burlesque used to be on Broadway, in with the theatre arts, but I guess because of the lewd nature of it, it just got shut down. And when it got forced into the night clubs and those places, it had to get "˜nakedier and nakedier' just to draw an audience."
The creative team isn't worried about filling the theatre—with audience members or energy. There are enough big show numbers, pumped-up songs, and wild costume changes (reportedly more than 100) to play on a sizable stage.
In fact, O'Peel and King have only one small concern about the decidedly mainstream venue. "We're expecting to have to teach the theatre audience there how to scream and holler and shout like they would at a burlesque show," explains King. "This is a little more like going to The Rocky Horror Picture Show."
O'Peel and King report that there is a definite feeling among the 13-member cast that SHINE is the little show that could. When King alludes to Rocky Horror, and later makes a comparison to the bohemian-artist story of Rent, she's serious. She knows Edinburgh Festival Fringe hit La Clique took London's West End by storm last year and recently won a Laurence Olivier Award for its neo-burlesque carnival of variety arts. She has her sights set on the New York Musical Theatre Festival and the New York International Fringe Festival, and she says there's interest from producers in the U.K. and Europe. One glance at the startlingly pro, house-rockin' trailer at www.shinemusical.com/, and you can't help but hope she and the SHINE burlesquers may truly be onto something big.
"We have some pretty high hopes for it," admits King, then lets her inner burlesque comedienne come loose: "It's got a lot of soul—it's got lots of heart and lots of boobies."


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Agapito Sustaita vividly remembers how most of his days began as a child of migrant workers: Waking up in the dark, pre-dawn hours and driving in a van with his parents to one of the many farms surrounding Fresno, Calif., and waiting for daylight to break before picking grapes, over and over again.
"It was always very cool before the sun came up, but quickly after sunrise it got scorching hot," said Sustaita, a graduating law student whose parents travelled from their native Mexico to Texas and California in search of work in cotton and citrus fields. "The damp dirt would then get dry and dusty and it would get into every part of your body."
A photograph of Sustaita taken in the early '70s shows him standing in a vast field of dirt and grapevines. He is an infant with shiny brown hair and big eyes, wearing a diaper and cowboy boots covered in dust. Behind him is his mother. On the ground are sheets of paper where grapes would morph into raisins.
"I don't remember the first time out (in the fields), I simply remember a gradual increase in the amount of work I could do," said Sustaita, who picked grapes every summer until he was 15 years old.
Sustaita, now 36, said his experience working hard labor on the farms shaped his choices in life and fueled a desire to find a way to work with the immigrant community during and after law school. It also gave him the dogged determination to pursue an education and leave the insular world where he grew up.
"One good thing about growing up the way I did-hard work is drilled into you. I know that I have to work to accomplish things," said Sustaita, who said he was a senior in high school when he realized he wanted to find a good job away from the farms of Fresno.
Despite growing up in an environment where higher education was rarely an option, Sustaita researched jobs that paid well, and applied to colleges with engineering programs. He earned an undergraduate degree in computer science from the University of California-Santa Barbara and a master's degree, also in computer science, from Texas A&M University.


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September 27, 2014 | |
8 a.m. | Be Great Today 5K Race, Nature Park, Welcome Center A charity race for suicide prevention. Register to participate in the race at http://begreattoday5k.org/ |
9 - 9:30 a.m. | Campus Farm Tour, 1521 W. County Road 225 S (about 500 yards before Prindle parking lot) Stop on out to the DePauw Campus Farm for a guided tour of delicious organic vegetables, fruit tress and a bee hive. Contact Sustainability Director Anthony Baratta with any questions at firstname.lastname@example.com. |
9 - 11 a.m. | Little Sibs Pancake Bar, Memorial Student Union Building, room 002 (lower level) Make your own pancakes, choosing from a variety of toppings. Crafts and door prizes for students and their siblings will be available. Sponsored by the Union Board. |
10 a.m. | An Hour with the President, Memorial Student Union Building, Ballroom An opportunity for parents to meet with President Brian W. Casey. Coffee and tea will be available. |
10:30 a.m. - noon | Panhellenic Open House Visit each Panhellenic chapter and receive a first floor tour. Chapters participating are Alpha Chi Omega, Pi Beta Phi, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Alpha Phi, Delta Gamma and Kappa Alpha Theta. |
11 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Galleries at Peeler, The Richard E. Peeler Art Center "Infinite Mirror: Images of American Identity," University Gallery (lower level) "Project 35 Volume 2," University Gallery (upper level) "Caleb Weintraub," Visual Arts Gallery |
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Family Picnic Block Party with the DePauw Jazz Esemble Located on College Street between the Green Center and the Lilly Center (Rain location: Julian Center Atrium) Advance ticket purchase is closed. There will be a limited number of tickets available for purchase at the picnic. Cost is $13 each, including students. |
12 p.m. | Women's Soccer vs. Kenyon, Reavis Stadium |
1 p.m. | Football vs. Kenyon, Blackstock Stadium |
4 p.m. | Field Hockey vs. Ohio Wesleyan, Reavis Stadium |
7 p.m. | "Magicians for Non-Believers," with Norman Magic and Peter Boie, Meharry Hall, East College |
September 28, 2014 | |
10 a.m. | Family Brunch, Inn at DePauw Call (765) 658-1000 for reservations. |
10:30 a.m. | Family Weekend Worship, Gobin Memorial United Methodist Church |
1 - 5 p.m. | Galleries at Peeler, The Richard E. Peeler Art Center "Infinite Mirror: Images of American Identity," University Gallery (lower level) "Project 35 Volume 2," University Gallery (upper level) "Caleb Weintraub," Visual Arts Gallery |
2 p.m. | JV Football vs. Wabash College, Blackstock Stadium |
3 p.m. | DePauw University Choir, Green Center for the Performing Arts, Kresge Auditorium |
3 p.m. | Indianapolis Prize Lecture - Patricia Chapple Wright, Union Building, Ballroom American primatologist, anthropologist, and conservationist Dr. Patricia Chapple Wright, the winner of the 2014 Indianapolis Prize, will discuss her work in Madagascar in a lecture entitled "Saving Lemurs from Extinction: The Challenges". Dr. Wright and her work are prominently featured in the movie "Island of Lemurs: Madagascar" (currently showing in the IMAX theater at the Indianapolis State Museum), and her efforts over the last 26 years have helped protect endangered lemurs and led to the creation of Ranomafana National Park. Book signing will follow lecture. |
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May 31, 2009 | Metro Health Receives Environmental Leadership Award | Metro Health Hospital has received another award for its leadership in health care sustainability. |
May 27, 2009 | Free Help for Better Sleep | A local support group for people with sleep disorders is hosting a special educational event on Monday, June 15. This is a great opportunity to make sure you are using sleep assistance equipment properly and to speak to medical professionals. Click through for details on this Live Healthy program. |
May 14, 2009 | Prostate Cancer Screening | The Metro Health Hospital Foundation is providing a FREE prostate cancer screening on Saturday, morning June 6. Click through for details on this "Live Healthy" program. |
May 5, 2009 | Radiation Oncologist Joins Metro Health | The addition of Terri Bott-Kothari, M.D., will expand services at the Cancer Center at Metro Health Village, a partnership with the University of Michigan Department of Radiation Oncology. |
May 1, 2009 | Skin Health | Join us for a free "Live Healthy" program on skin health that includes a mini-facial! Tuesday evening, May 5, at the Metro Health Cosmetic Treatment Center. Click through for details. |


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MediSwipe Inc. Announces Exclusive Distribution Agreement For Hemp Based Energy Drink "CHILLO" And Hemp Ice Tea "C+SWISS" Adding Beverage Division For US Medical Dispensaries In 19 States And District Of Columbia With Chill Drinks, LLC
LOS ANGELES, April 29, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MediSwipe Inc. ( www.MediSwipe.com) (OTCBB:MWIP), a patient security solutions and partner company for the medicinal marijuana and health care industry, today announced an exclusive agreement for the sale and distribution of hemp based energy drinks and hemp based teas to medicinal dispensaries throughout the United States with Chill Drinks LLC of Miami, Florida. MediSwipe now plans to create a new distribution division to sell the popular hemp based energy drink "CHILLO" and hemp ice tea C+SWISS to all licensed medical dispensaries in 19 states and the District of Columbia.
C+SWISS is popularly known as the original hemp based ice tea approved for sale in the United States, with distribution already in Whole Foods and major markets nationally. The hemp based drink comes in eco-friendly, recyclable packaging that stands out to the health conscious target customer. C+SWISS contains all natural ingredients including non-gmo beet sugar, concentrated lemon juice, hemp seed extract, black tea extract, and natural flavoring consisting of fruit and plant extracts.
CHILLO, with its distinct trademark orange can, carries the chill of hemp seed extract with the added punch and perfect blend of caffeine, vitamins B6 and B12 for the ultimate drink experience. Both brands will be available in dispensaries across the country starting next week, and may be ordered for dispensaries exclusively through MediSwipe by calling 248.262.6850 or through email at email@example.com.
"We are extremely excited to have solidified this partnership with Chill Drinks, as we believe we represent the ideal network and audience to take these products to the next level. Before our first pallets are hitting the warehouses here in Michigan, the orders from our dispensary clients are already exceeding our expectations. We are shipping to Michigan first, with products going to California and Colorado in May where we already have sales representatives writing orders. We are planning a grassroots marketing campaign, starting in Ann Arbor, at the University of Michigan with 50,000 students and a very friendly medicinal marijuana town. We plan to offer an alternative to morning coffee and the well known energy drinks with CHILLO as it provides the added benefits of hemp seed extract with a kick," stated Michael Friedman, CEO of MediSwipe, Inc.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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22 I will declare your name to my brothers. In the midst of the assembly, will I praise you. | 22 I will declare your name to my brothers; in the congregation I will praise you. |
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6 and then have fallen away, it is impossible to renew them again to repentance, since they again crucify to themselves the Son of God and put Him to open shame. | 6 if they fall away, to be brought back to repentance, because to their loss they are crucifying the Son of God all over again and subjecting him to public disgrace. |
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22 Wherefore Israel turned away from him. And when Israel had moved their tents from Kadesh, they came into the hill of Hor, (And so Israel turned, and went by another way. And when they had moved on from Kadesh, they came to Mount Hor,) | 22 The whole Israelite community set out from Kadesh and came to Mount Hor. |
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This has been a year full of memorable performances from athletes who will be remembered at the UW for years to come.
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It's been a dramatic year on Montlake. From the opening of new stadiums to multiple Washington teams making runs in the NCAAs, there have been quite a few notable achievements in the 2013-14 academic year. Those achievements will be remembered as snapshots, moments in a year filled with fantastic ones. Here are a few Daily sportswriters' picks for the best moment of the year.
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At the start of the year, both Washington and Florida thought they would be here: among the final 16 teams still with a shot at the national title.
When the folks at the NCAA wrote down their softball rulebook a quarter century ago, they included the mercy rule for performances like this one.
The centerfield fence at Husky Softball Stadium is 220 feet from home plate. Behind the fence are five rows of metal bleachers, then a strip of turf, maybe 15 feet wide, and then a tall black net that separates the stadium from the football practice field behind it.
The Huskies did most of their damage on a first-inning grand slam by freshman Ali Aguilar. From there, with a comfy lead to protect, Kaitlin Inglesby just kept mowing down Iona batters.


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I have an old maple desk that I have taken apart for stripping and restoration. The boards that form the top of the desk are beginning to come apart at one end. I'm wondering what the best way is to address this, if there is a way at all.
The loose board is slightly out of alignment with the rest of the top. I appreciate any advice. KarinL |
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- Posted by mike_kaiser (My Page) on Sun, Sep 13, 09 at 8:25
Rip cut them along the glue line and then glue them back together. |
Darn, I was hoping that wouldn't be the only way :-) Most of the length of the piece is good enough that it'll break my heart to cut it. But thank you! KarinL |
Actually, DIY cutting that apart is usually a bad idea, since most DIYers would use a circular saw or a small contractors saw. Neither os which are well suited for that job. I have a large topped contractor saw and would not attempt that. I also have a straight edge cutting guide and a gear drive circular saw---which I would use if I had to do that. DIYers aslo seldom have the necessary type and number of clamps to reassemble the top. If the desk is worth the cost(actual or memento) find a commercial carpenter shop that can do that and glue it back together. |
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You might want to give some thought to why the glue joint failed. Could be just old glue but it could also be a situation where the frame of the desk isn't allowing for wood movement. The top came apart at the weakest point, in this case the glue joint. |
HandyMac, that is exactly my situation, that the job is outside of my capacity to do well, with respect to both the cutting and the re-glueing. A commercial service might be an option. I might be able to justify the cost not because the desk is valuable, but because it was cheap :-). However I could also just use a different top altogether; I'd sooner back myself to make a new one than to properly repair this one, or I might find a table top that would do. I might be able to cut this top down to its good part to use in another application. I'm actually not reaattaching the top the same way (leaving it loose so it can be disassembled for moving), but thanks for your point about considering why it failed, Mike. I actually think its construction was normal for desks like this; the one I'm sitting at is no different, and not cracked. Most of this old maple furniture that is made of laminated boards is pretty firmly constructed and has stayed intact for sometimes upwards of 50 years, although I have seen a few pieces before where the glueing has failed the same way. Given how completely the finish had failed on this desk (you can get an idea from the picture how thoroughly trashed it is though this is after a few passes with a cabinet scraper, mind you), I suppose it may have been allowed to get damp, or the wood might have dried out excessively - I'm not sure which extreme is the more likely explanation. Thanks again for the input. KarinL |
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Cincinnati Council is likely to approve an ordinance Wednesday expanding a program that requires banks to register their foreclosed properties with the city. It has been operating as a pilot effort in five city neighborhoods.
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- OR - Select an option belowLocated next to the Elvis Cinema in the corner of an Arvada strip mall, the Madrid Lounge got its start back in the '70s, when it used to bring in bands. The kitchen still turns out Chinese and American food (despite the name, you won't find any tapas here), which makes this cozy suburban spot a good choice for a drink, a meal, some music -- or all of the above. Read more about Madrid Lounge >>
It's a bit hard to gauge what's beyond the darkly tinted front windows, but this nondescript Englewood dive has a pretty cool interior. Although the walls are lined with photos of Denver sports legends, it's not your typical sports bar with TVs blasting; you're more likely to hear some of the regulars talking about local teams. The Gothic Theatre sits just a few blocks south; the Magnet's friendly bartenders, cheap yet strong drinks, pool tables and dartboards make it an ideal spot for catching a pre- or post-show drink. Read more about Magnet Inn >>
http://www.mahoganyridgesteamboat.com The Mahogany Ridge Brewery & Grill which opened in 2003 in the former home of the Steamboat Springs Brewery & Tavern in downtown Steamboat Springs ― prides itself on its handcrafted beers, but the spot also has a menu whose offerings rise several notches above standard pub fare, including mahi, mahi fish tacos, tuna ceviche, a build-your-own satay platter and sandwich plates. The outdoor patio is ideal in the warmer months and the interior is cozy and classy. The Mahongany also has one of the better happy-hour menus in the area. Read more about Mahogany Ridge Brewery & Grill >>
The Majestic Saloon somehow feels larger than the modest space it occupies in a strip mall off Parker Road. There's a lot packed into the place: pool tables, a jukebox, a shuffleboard table and a small stage that hosts weekly karaoke sessions and occasional live performances. The bar's menu is equally ambitious and boasts a relatively wide array of Mexican dishes, appetizers and standard bar staples at reasonable prices. The place draws a largely local crowd, visitors from the nearby suburban Aurora neighborhoods who lend the Majestic a casual, relaxed feel. While it also pulls in an occasional biker or rowdy crowd on weekends, at its heart it feels like a calm, predictable neighborhood bar. Read more about Majestic Saloon >>
http://www.facebook.com/maloneysdenver Maloney's Tavern is part of a western chain that also has locations in California, Arizona and New Mexico; this LoDo link opened in 2007. Although it's a great sports bar, it's also a decent place to settle in for a long night of dining and dishing with friends. The slightly elevated dining room is full of comfortable, round booths that make conversation easy, and the inexpensive menu makes ordering easy. One side lists entrees; the other side is a full page of $5 items. A club sandwich that comes with a pound of French fries? Just $5. "The Schmitter," a sliced rib-eye sandwich smothered in provolone, grilled onions and Thousand Island dressing, again served with fries, is only $5. And for another $5, a basket of chicken wings will fly out of the kitchen and land on your table. Wash everything down with one of the many beers on tap or a selection from the lengthy list of spirits. Read more about Maloney's Tavern >>
http://www.doubledaughters.com The tables and bar stools look like they've been dipped in candle wax, and there's a giant synthetic tree -- complete with flying birds -- that branches out in the middle of the room at Mario's Double Daughter's Salotto. Intimate, dark and mysterious, the Salotto is a sensory treat that could easily find its way into a Tim Burton or David Lynch movie. There's a pleasant happy hour, as well as progressive DJs most nights of the week (the volume is usually low enough for patrons to converse without yelling). This is one of the few spots in LoDo where you can walk through the doors and completely forget you're in Denver. Read more about Mario's Double Daughter's Salotto >>
Marisela's Night Club in northwest Denver has long been a popular venue for hearing authentic live Latin music, including salsa, mariachi and banda, from mostly local acts. Not surprisingly, the dance floor at this lively spot can sometimes get so crowded that it's tough to move, especially on weekends. On Sundays, Marisela's offers free food and entertainment. Read more about Marisela's Night Club >>
http://matadordenver.com/ This wood-paneled Highland cantina is the latest outpost of a Seattle-based Tex-Mex operation that made its name providing a good time along with its nachos and margaritas. But Matador's tumbleweed-kickin' flavors are more suited to the streets of San Antonio than to the Pacific Northwest. The expected flavors are all here, from hefty taco plates to deep-fried delights like chiles rellenos. Hundreds of tequila varieties and hand-painted animal skulls adorn the walls, shoring up Matador's Tex-Mex credentials. Read more about The Matador >>
http://www.matchboxdenver.com The Matchbox's name was inspired partly by a fire that gutted the space in 2009, and partly by the fact that it's long and narrow like a matchbox. Sudhir Kudva, who also owns the Squire Lounge, partnered up with two other folks and overhauled the former Orange Cat Studios, demolished the back of the building to make way for a large patio, put in new bathrooms and installed a garage door in the front. While the place has been updated considerably, it still retains some of the Orange Cat's charm, like the exposed brick on the south wall. With three live-music venues within a block, the Matchbox focuses more on being a neighborhood watering hole than on bringing in live entertainment. There are a number of local beers on tap and a decent selection of cocktails, as well. Read more about The Matchbox >>
Considering its tropical theme, the Maya Sports Bar and Grill occupies an unlikely spot in north Aurora. Sitting in front of the abandoned Fan Fare building, the Maya does its best to stand apart from its somewhat colorless surroundings, with its brightly colored tropical signs and its constant schedule of live DJs spinning Latino pop. With a standard bar selection and a menu marked by Central American and Mexican cuisine, the Maya offers an ideal spot to dance to Latin American music and take advantage of great beer specials. Read more about Maya Sports Bar & Grill >>
http://www.mccabesbistroandpub.com It's easy to get disoriented at McCabe's Irish Pub, and the bar's sprawling, two-story layout is only partly responsible for that effect. The painstaking attention paid to Irish authenticity in McCabe's food and drink menu is what's truly dizzying. From delectable dishes like shepherd's pie and fish and chips to hard-to-find brews like Kilkenny Cream Stout, the menu shoots for Gaelic purity at every level. Beyond the menu, McCabe's owners have worked hard to distinguish the bar's ambience from its setting in the Southlands shopping mall. With hardwood bars on both levels and massive portraits of Irish literary giants like Wilde and Yeats keeping watch over the bar's booths, it's easy to feel transported. What's more, with the proximity of Buckley Air Force Base, the bar draws a rich variety of regulars, including British ex-pats looking for a taste of home. Read more about McCabe's Bistro & Pub >>
http://www.mccabestavern.com A friendly Irish pub, McCabe's Tavern boasts one of the largest selections of and imported beers tap in Colorado Springs, and it also serves 23 different whiskeys. The lively spot has some sort of event happening most nights of the week, whether it be live music, trivia or European football broadcasts. Its extensive Irish menu includes items like corned beef and cabbage, fish and chips, Guinness lamb stew, shepherd's pie, and bangers and mash. Read more about McCabe's Tavern >>
http://www.mccarthysbng.com Wandering around McCarthy's Bar and Grill can be disorienting. The spacious bar and restaurant, located in the Smoky Hill neighborhood of eastern Aurora, has a lot going on: There's the large dance floor, the walk-up bar and restaurant section, and a front dining room that doubles as a Texas Hold 'Em poker space several times during the week. In keeping with its theme as an intimate Irish-style pub, the owners have included nods to the Emerald Isle on their menu: The Irish Nachos run less than $10. The rest of the food and drink menu comprises standard bar fare, regular happy hours and staples that include hamburgers, Mexican plates and appetizers under $15. The bar tends to attract an older, adult crowd from the nearby suburbs, but live rock shows on Fridays bring in younger patrons. Read more about McCarthy's Sports Bar & Grill >>
http://www.myspace.com/mcdonoughspub McDonough's Irish Pub is more of a well-worn dive than a typical Irish pub. But in keeping with a dive, McDonough's serves some of the cheapest drinks in this section of Aurora near the intersection of Parker Road and Iliff Avenue. One half of the bar has a pool table and dartboards, while the other half is where the heavy drinking goes down. It also has a decent-sized smoking patio. There's usually live music on the weekends and Texas Hold 'Em on Sundays and Wednesdays. Read more about McDonough's Irish Pub >>
http://www.mckinners.com While McKinners, in downtown Littleton, is a decent spot to eat pizza, especially the PBR Salute, it's also an affable neighborhood watering hole. The place serves a wide selection of Colorado-centric beers, including a number of local microbrews, and its wine list is extensive as well. McKinners also serves gluten-free beers and cider as well as gluten-free and vegetarian pizza. If pizza isn't your thing, the menu also includes sandwiches, salads and appetizers. Read more about McKinners Pizza Bar >>
http://www.meadststation.com A rowdy restaurant/bar in northwest Denver, Mead St. Station's biggest draw is probably its reasonably priced food and decent array of microbrews and top-shelf liquor; on weekends, the bar is crammed with happy imbibers. But music is also on the menu several nights a week, with acoustic, cover, jazz and R&B bands working a window-side stage area. Read more about Mead Street Station >>
http://www.meadowlarkbar.com Although it's a basement space, the Meadowlark features soft, tasteful lighting and a well-appointed interior that makes you forget you're belowground. The intimate spot is well suited to singer-songwriters and acoustic acts who thrive in small places, where they can better connect with the audience, and while it's a go-to spot for both indie-rock frontmen playing rare acoustic sets and louder groups, it's also a great place to see up-and-coming acts during weekly open-mic nights and outstanding players during its weekly jazz jams. Read more about Meadowlark >>
The Border had long been a popular watering hole in the University of Denver neighborhood, though it went through some dry spells -- and then dried up altogether in May 2012. A trio of new owners, two of whom run Merchants Saloon in Oakland, California, recently took over the space and have reopened as Merchants Mile High Saloon. And although the new owners wanted the place to have more of a "dark and sexy" club feel than a casual sports-bar atmosphere, Merchants will show games when they're on. Read more about Merchants Mile High Saloon >>
http://www.mercurycafe.com For thirty years now, Marilyn Megenity has hosted the town's most eclectic party at the Mercury Cafe, her club/cafe/community gathering place. Today it's an institution known as much for its enlightening entertainment options - plays, poetry slams, tango dancing - as it is for its healthy hippie fare. Whether vegan or carnivore, libertarian or commie, everyone feels at home at the Merc. A restaurant, dance club, music venue and speakeasy, the Mercury Cafe is in an orbit of its own, hosting everything from lindy hop lessons to poetry readings, high teas and Green Party meetings. Rock-and-roll shows were axed years ago, but classical, jazz, avant-garde and singer-songwriter performances still go on in the Merc's three baroque rooms. Every cultural subset can find something at the Merc, the embodiment of Denver eclecticism. Read more about Mercury Cafe >>
http://www.mezcalcolorado.com There's magic in Mezcal's off-hours, when it's just a quiet little neighborhood spot for simple, traditional Tijuana street food in a comfy-funky atmosphere. Friday night? That's different. That's when the kids come -- backflow from the Bluebird Theater and shock troops of the local hipsterati in their weekend best -- and crowd the bar. Here, lucha libre fighters plaster the walls, and there are more tequila choices than you can shake a tamale at. The late-night menu certainly is an attraction, with a moonlit happy hour famous for more than just beer. After dinner, the folks bellying up are, as is typical along this stretch, on the younger, hipper side of things. There's also a decent amount of traffic before and after (and during set breaks from) shows at the Bluebird Theater, which is across the street. Mezcal's kitchen keeps going until 1 a.m., and after 10 p.m. it bangs out tacos at a dollar a pop in a kind of reverse happy hour that keeps the area jumping 'til long after most decent folk have gone to bed. Read more about Mezcal >>
Essentially an intimate Southwest Denver lounge during the week, MGM's can fill up quickly on the weekends, when it's more of a dance club. Sundays are also a popular nights at MGM's, which has been open for three decades and attracts a predominantly Latino crowd. Read more about MGM's Restaurant & Lounge >>
When Len & Bill's went dark after fifty years in March 2010, Denver lost one of its great dives, in addition to being one of the dingiest joints in town. But after new owner Mike Keeney took over the space, he did a major overhaul on the small space, added a patio in back and added some of his own personality to the place. After opening it as Mike's Tavern in July, 2011, the bar still attracts a fair amount of Len & Bill's regulars as well a new set of neighborhood folks who might have been scared to go in the dimly-lit dive in the past. Read more about Mike's Tavern >>
http://www.coclubs.com/milk When Rock Island closed in 2006 after a long, legendary run, it left a big hole in the gothic and industrial communities. And while there are still rumors that the Island will start up again one day, it's probably not going to happen anytime soon. In the meantime, for those who frequented the legendary 15th Street club, there's a good chance you'll run into somebody you know at Milk on Wednesdays and Saturdays, when the club hosts '80s & '90s Retro/Goth nights. Resident DJ Mike Rich spins a thoroughly decent set of new wave from the Reagan era, with a bit of old-school goth thrown in; Paul Italiano, FashioNation owner, spins at the club once a month. (Both Rich and Italiano are former Rock Island DJs.) While Milk, with its Clockwork Orange theme, is a bit small, it's still a great spot to get your retro dance on and hang with a fascinating mix of folks, some decked out in full goth regalia. Read more about Milk >>
Opening November 2014. Read more about Milk & Honey Bar Kitchen >>