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Valentines Day Felt take and wear game I don't know about you but I LOVE things that are FUN, CUTE and oh so EASY to make. Valentines Day is just around the corner and there is no better time to SHARE the LOVE! So today I wanted to share this super easy Valentines Day take and wear game. Your kids will love it and so will you with the continuous minutes and even hours they are having fun playing their handmade game. The supplies needed: Felt, Trims(optional), Ribbon, Scissors, Ruler, … [Read more...]
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Ruched Ribbon Apron tutorial. I LOVE aprons. They are one of my favorite things to make. If you have been following here for awhile you might remember that I started out selling and designing aprons. I have been wanting to make a Ruched Ribbon Apron for sometime now but I just haven't gotten around to doing it. I am glad to say that I finally have and here is a quick tutorial on how you can make your very own Ruched Ribbon Apron. I bought my fabric and supplies at Jo-Ann's. I measured the … [Read more...]
Christmas Busy Apron for Kids
Christmas Busy Apron for Kids. The Holidays are here and that means lots of planning, hosting, partying and visiting with family and friends. I have found that the Kids even though excited for all these events and outings, still find themselves looking for something to do. I came up with the PERFECT fix to Holiday Boredom. It's a Christmas Holiday Busy Apron for Kids. It is SO easy and quick to put together you can make some for your little one's and some to giveaway as gifts. I … [Read more...]
Gluten Free Rainbow Carrot Muffin Cake
Gluten Free Rainbow Carrot Muffin Cake. We are loving all the Fresh Organic Vegetables that are coming into season. Especially these Rainbow Carrots, they are so Beautiful to look at and they are even Sweeter to eat. So far we have been enjoying them on their own, in Salads and even pickled. We had an extra box of Glutino's Muffin Mix in our pantry. We were just about to make some basic muffins when the thought hit, Why not make a Rainbow Carrot Muffin Cake. The thought alone sounded … [Read more...]
World Market Dinner Napkin Apron
World Market Dinner Napkin Apron Where has the time gone? It SERIOUSLY just seems like yesterday, that I was putting out holiday post right and left. This year the Holiday Season has completely taken me by surprise. Do any of you feel that way? The Holiday Season is chalk full of running around, making plans, drawing up your holiday dinner menus and preparing your home for out of town guest. With all that going on, there often isn't a whole lot of time left over for Diy, Crafting or … [Read more...]
Make your home Honest and Chemical Free
Have you noticed that the number one topic of conversations these days is Health and Wellness. I don't know about you but in my family we have several that suffer from food allergies as well as with eczema. So my husband and I have become increasingly more contentious about what we are bringing into our home. I have seen and heard of the Honest Co. and I must admit I was a bit hesitant to try it. Mainly because it was a mail order company. If your anything like me, I like to stand in the … [Read more...]
Anthropologie Apron knock off!
Tea and Crumpets anyone? That is the name of this Adorable Apron from Anthropologie. And, who doesn't love a good Anthropologie knock off, I know I do!! Only thing is folks, I didn't realize until I was uploading the photos that I forgot to make the flower! {sigh} But,that's okay Right?? Because your here to learn how to make the Apron and just knowing that makes me feel better {happy dance} I tried finding the closest color possible to the original design. ( I think I did fairly … [Read more...]


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Before True Blood, TV's best-loved vampire was mortal actor Jonathan Frid, who played bloodsucking Barnabas Collins on ABC's afternoon drama Dark Shadows from 1966 to 1971.
In news made public Thursday, Frid died April 14 in Ontario, Canada, where he was born and lived. He was 87.
He died from complications of a fall, said one of his Dark Shadows castmates, Kathryn Leigh Scott, reports The New York Times.
Frid's passing comes just as a new Tim Burton movie version of Dark Shadows is set to open in theaters May 11.
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Looking like the love child of Willy Wonka and Sweeney Todd's Mrs. Lovett, as styled by Edward Scissorhands, Johnny Depp slinks into his latest role, as 200-year-old vampire Barnabas Collins, shown here on the U.K. set of the film adaptation of the Gothic 1966-71 afternoon TV soap, Dark Shadows.
"There's something about this vampire coming back after 200 years into this modern world, with a touch of the poetic, with maybe a tendency to maybe wax a little poetic now and again," Depp, 48, told MTV News earlier this year. "I have a good feeling about it. But Jonathan Frid's Barnabas was so special."
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Blur releasing new LP 'The Magic Whip' (listen to a song), playing British Summer Time festival in London
Woohoo! Blur have just announced The Magic Whip, the band's first new album in 12 years, and their first in 16 years to feature guitarist Graham Coxon on the whole thing. It's out April 27 via Parlophone. The band recorded most of the album in Hong Kong and then finished it with their longtime producer Stephen Street. That's the cover art above and you can stream "Go Out" from it (and check out the tracklist) below.
Blur will also play the British Summer Time Festival in London's Hyde Park on June 20. Poster for that show is below.
Damon Albarn may be having a busy year, because supposedly Gorillaz are coming back too.
Continue reading "Blur releasing new LP 'The Magic Whip' (listen to a song), playing British Summer Time festival in London"
Sleaford Mods at their US debut (more by PSquared)
The Guardian has been sloooowwwlllyyyy revealing their Top 40 Albums of 2014, having rolled out the top 10 one by one over the past 10 days. If you've been following along, you probably already guessed their #1 by now, but if not you can browse their full list of 40 below. It's got a lot of this year's list regulars, and like many of the British publications have, it gives some major love to Sleaford Mods (maybe you caught their US debut in NYC?). Also The War On Drugs shuts out Sun Kil Moon once again (they're not #1 but close). Sorry Koz.
Check out the full list below...
by Andrew Sacher
The Best Albums of 2014 lists keep coming, and now Rolling Stone's is out. It's hard to imagine anyone else picking the #1 and #2 they did, but that's Rolling Stone for you. It's also hard to imagine a list placing the new albums from Weezer and the Foo Fighters so high, but smacking buzz band Ought right in between them. And it seems random that YOB comes in at #50 when no other metal album makes the list, not even the critically acclaimed one by Pallbearer or any of the hugely acclaimed returns from veteran bands like At the Gates, Godflesh and Electric Wizard. Also, don't tell Jack White how much higher The Black Keys placed than him.
Check out their top 50 picks for yourself, below...
It's the last week of November and we've hit Best-of List Season. Especially in the UK where we've already seen album lists from Rough Trade, MOJO, Q, and Uncut. Now here's long-running UK weekly NME with their LPs and tracks of the year. Topping the lists are St. Vincent's self-titled album, and Future Islands' omnipresent "Seasons." (Sorry, The War on Drugs, you're slightly lower on the list here.) And just to remind you they are British music magazine, Kasabian figure into both lists. Check out NME's full Top 50 LPs/Tracks of 2014 lists below...
We're just over a month away from 2015 and those UK year-end lists keep pouring in. Now British music mag Uncut has posted their 75 Best Albums of 2014. Looks like their winner is becoming a popular choice for #1, and the rest of their top 10 is split between real-deal veterans (Leonard Cohen [falling just a tad from his 2012 #1 spot], Robert Plant) and rising newcomers (FKA twigs). Elsewhere the list has a lot of the indie-related albums that keep popping up, a good deal of folk/country, more veteran appearances, and a certain opinionated UK duo who have appeared on every UK list we've seen so far and make their US debut this week.
Check out the full list below...
We just posted Q Magazine's Best of 2014 albums list and now here's the same from sister publication MOJO. Not only do they share a publisher, but also more than half of same albums appear on both lists. The War on Drugs was #2 here, making war for Beck's Morning Phase in the top spot. Check out the whole list below.
While MOJO is seen as a safe haven for "heritage" acts, there are some records in their Top 10 that don't prominently feature acoustic guitars: coming in at #3 is Sleaford Mods' Divide and Exit. You can catch the Mods' North American live debut this Saturday (11/29) at The Wick with The Gotobeds, The Rogers Sisters and "very special guests" who will be announced closer to the show. Tickets are still available.
MOJO's full Top 50 LPs of 2014 list below...
Rough Trade were the first out of the gate with year-end lists but now long-running UK monthly music mag Q has just published their end-of-the-year issue (with cover star Ed Sheeran) which includes their Top 50 LPs of 2014. The War on Drugs' Lost in the Dream comes in at #1. Have you made your list yet? Check out the rest of Q's favorite albums of 2014 below...
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Rough Trade NYC on Record Store Day 2014 (more by Amanda Hatfield)
As they usually are, Rough Trade Shops are one of the first this year to post their favorite albums of 2014 list. It's 100 albums long and mostly filled with the bigger indie and indie-related releases of the year, but there's a few surprises in there too. Mark Kozelek will not be happy to see that The War On Drugs placed #2, 8 higher than the Sun Kil Moon record. Mark should be proud that he made the list not once, but TWICE though. His Christmas album landed at #84. Run the Jewels, who are not on it all, have started a "Suck My Dick Rough Trade" chant. Check out their full list below and see more on each album here.
Meanwhile, Rough Trade the NYC venue is open this weekend with Sallie Ford / Crooked Fingers tonight, followed by two shows from The Dream Syndicate.
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GoGo Penguin's 'V2.0' album art
The 2014 Barclaycard Mercury Prize shortlist has been announced and here are the 12 albums up for it:
FKA twigs - LP1The winner will be announced October 29. Last year's winning album was James Blake's Overgrown. Who do you think will win this year?
Damon Albarn - Everyday Robots
Young Fathers - Dead
East India Youth - Total Strife Forever
Bombay Bicycle Club - So Long, See You Tomorrow
Anna Calvi - One Breath
GoGo Penguin - v2.0
Nick Mulvey - First Mind
Polar Bear - In Each and Every One
Kate Tempest - Everybody Down
Royal Blood - Royal Blood
Jungle - Jungle
2014 Fuji Rocks Fest in pics (Arcade Fire, Outkast, Flaming Lips, St. Vincent, Damon Albarn, SBTRKT, Slowdive & more)
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Flaming Lips / Outcast / Arcade Fire @ Fuji Rocks 2014
The transition from indie darlings to stadium-rockers is rarely a painless one, although a decade on from the release of its debut album "Funeral," Arcade Fire proved that it has at least navigated that path better than most. The band's performance was mature and assured, although lacking the latent spark of aggression that had originally marked it as such an exciting prospect. Occasionally there was a flicker of the Win Butler and co. of old, such as the wonderfully anarchic and incongruous modular synth solo during "Reflektor." The group's renditions of "Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)" and "No Cars Go" were also particularly spirited, even if the latter's lyrics are perhaps a little bit too timely: "We know a place where no planes go."The Fuji Rock Festival has been happening has been happening the last weekend of July since 1997. Originally held at the Base of Japan's most famous mountain, since 2000 Fuji Rocks has happened at Naeba Ski Resort and the 2014 was last weekend (July 25 - 27), featuring Arcade Fire, Outkast, The Flaming Lips, Saint Vincent, Franz Ferdinand, White Lung, Slowdive, SBTRKT, Disclosure, The Waterboys, Yoko Ono and lots more over its three days. Pictures from all three days are in this post.
Conversely, it's hard to imagine The Flaming Lips ever changing their style for anyone. Wayne Coyne, as ever, looked delightfully shambolic, outfitted in a combination of tinfoil and an "Attack on Titan" cosplay bodysuit that he'd no doubt copped from Don Quijote the night before. Naturally, he was flanked by giant dancing mushrooms. The group wasted no time, jumping almost straight into fan favorite "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Pt. 1″ while unleashing a shower of confetti, setting the tone for a relatively short but saccharine sweet love-in. - [Japan Times]
Outkast, Lorde, Temples are among the Fugi Rocks performers who are in Chicago's Grant Park this weekend for Lollapalooza. Lot more pictures from the 2014 Fuji Rocks Festival below...
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Bonnaroo 2014 happened w/ Damon Albarn + Del & De La, Chaka Khan, Jack White, Zeppelin/Doors members, more
Jack White at Bonnaroo 2014 (photo by Brian Mansfield)
Bonnaroo went down over this past weekend with sets from Ice Cube, Kanye West, Sam Smith and so much more.
As always, legacy acts enjoyed a good showing at the festival. Elton John played the entire first side of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, gave a tribute to the late Casey Kasem, and brought out Ben Folds for a guest spot. Ben had also appeared a day earlier with The Flaming Lips during their set to cover Usher's "Love In This Club" (video below), a set which included Wayne Coyne playfully throwing some shade at Kanye's set from earlier in the festival, asking the crowd "Where's the press?"
Lionel Richie played a set that included everything from his time in the Commodores ("Brick House") to "All Night Long" to his Diana Ross collaboration "Endless Love." More legends graced the Bonnaroo stages when Chaka Khan made a surprise appearance during the Derek Trucks-led SuperJam on Friday and covered Led Zeppelin and Stevie Wonder. Also in that jam were blues legend Taj Mahal, Anthony Hamilton and once again, Ben Folds. Led Zeppelin member John Paul Jones himself appeared at the festival to sit in with bluesman Seasick Steve, which he has done before with Jack White.
Jack White, who we also just caught at Governors Ball, didn't play with John Paul Jones this time, but he did play his own set which included a cover of Zeppelin's "The Lemon Song." It also included calling Rolling Stone a "tabloid," ranting about Johnny Depp and Albert Einstein (watch out Kanye!), and otherwise him rocking out to cuts from his solo albums, Raconteurs, White Stripes, The Dead Weather, and a cover of Dick Dale's "Misirlou." Video and setlist from Jack's set, below.
Damon Albarn w/ De La Soul at Bonnaroo 2014 (photo by 97X)
Skrillex led a SuperJam too which involved Janelle Monáe, A$AP Ferg, Warpaint, Doors guitarist Robby Krieger, Mystikal, Damian Marley, and Thundercat, among others. The set was closed by none other than Ms. Lauryn Hill, who played "Killing Me Softly" a la Fugees, Bob Marley's "Jamming" (though not with Damian) and more. More old school big guns came out during Damon Albarn's set, which was split between Gorillaz, Blur, The Good the Bad & the Queen and solo material. De La Soul joined him for "Feel Good Inc." and Del The Funkee Homosapien for "Clint Eastwood", Setlist and videos are below, and check out pictures and more from his recent Irving Plaza show.
Elsewhere, Omar Souleyman, who couldn't make it to Northside Festival experienced no travel issues and played a set on Thursday night. James Blake also played and told Billboard while he was there that his new album is halfway done and will include collaborations with Kanye West, Justin Vernon and more. Arctic Monkeys, who were covered twice during the festival (by Sam Smith and MS MR), played their own set too and to a HUGE crowd, heavy on the AM stuff but with a little bit of their other four albums mixed in. What didn't happen, unfortunately, was the set by Broad City's stars that were supposed to perform in the Comedy Theatre but canceled their set.
Of course the huge festival had tons of other highlights too. Did you go? What were yours?
Videos and a few setlists from the fest, below...
Continue reading "Bonnaroo 2014 happened w/ Damon Albarn + Del & De La, Chaka Khan, Jack White, Zeppelin/Doors members, more"
Damon Albarn played a GovBall afterparty at Irving Plaza; Vic Mensa joined him for "Clint Eastwood" (pics, video, setlist)
photos by Dana (distortion) Yavin; words by Bill Pearis
Damon Albarn @ Irving Plaza 6/8/2012
"I've played here before, back in... 1994?," Damon Albarn told the crowd at Irving Plaza, talking about an early Blur tour some 20 years ago. "I think I climbed up that scaffolding." There was no climbing last night, though Albarn did get down into the crowd for a song or two. This was an official afterparty for Governors Ball, which Albarn had played on Friday (6/6) and this was probably the smallest place he'd played since that Blur tour. "As you may know, my new album [Everyday Robots] is a little somber, which makes it difficult to play at big festivals," Albarn admitted, though a chance to get up and close with some very adoring fans (some who'd driven from Canada to be there) clearly had him in a good mood. "I'm really enjoying this, I must say" he later said. The crowd did too.
While most of the set was Everyday Robots songs -- plus some of the more reflective songs from his many musical endeavors -- Albarn did work in a few party pleasers, playing Gorillaz's "Kids with Guns" and bringing out Chicago's Vic Mensa for the rap on "Clint Eastwood" (video below) and a chorus for the final two songs. I thought for sure with the choir they'd do "Tender," but no dice. (Also no dice on "This is a Low," which was on the written setlist but went unplayed.) Albarn was at his most affecting, however, playing a solo piano rendition of Blur's 2003 single "Out of Time." Usually playing the straight frontman role in Blur and Gorillaz, this show was a nice chance to see what a good musician Albarn is, too. Setlist is in this post.
Damon Albarn has a few more dates this week before his Bonnaroo appearance this weekend. Check out more pics from Irving Plaza, plus the setlist, below...
Continue reading "Damon Albarn played a GovBall afterparty at Irving Plaza; Vic Mensa joined him for "Clint Eastwood" (pics, video, setlist)"
Governors Ball 2014 day 1 pics (Outkast, Damon Albarn, TV on the Radio, Grimes, Phoenix, Neko Case, Kurt Vile, more)
photos by Amanda Hatfield & Dana (distortion) Yavin
Outkast / Damon Albarn / Grimes / Phoenix
NYC music festival Governors Ball kicked off its 2014 edition yesterday (6/6) with sets from the reunited Outkast, Blur/Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn, Grimes, TV on the Radio, Phoenix, Neko Case, La Roux, Rilo Kiley singer Jenny Lewis, Washed Out, Janelle Monae, Kurt Vile, Run the Jewels (Killer Mike + El-P) and still more.
Outkast's much-anticipated set (like many of their other festival sets this year) started with both Big Boi and Andre 3000 on stage for tons of favorites right off the bat including "B.O.B.," "Gasoline Dreams, "ATLiens," "Rosa Parks," "Aquemini," "Ms. Jackson," and more. Then Big Boi did three songs alone, Andre did three alone (including "Hey Ya!" for which Janelle Monae came on stage to dance), and then another Outkast set. The second set ended with "The Whole World," for which they brought out Killer Mike to rap his verse. Pictures of all artists mentioned (and more), plus Outkast's setlist and a video of "Hey Ya!" are in this post.
GovBall continues today (6/7) with Diarrhea Planet taking the stage in about two hours (12:45 PM), and other sets include Jack White, Spoon, The Strokes, Disclosure, Broken Bells, Chance the Rapper, Deafheaven and more.
More pictures from day 1 below...
Continue reading "Governors Ball 2014 day 1 pics (Outkast, Damon Albarn, TV on the Radio, Grimes, Phoenix, Neko Case, Kurt Vile, more)"
Damon Albarn played "Lonely Press Play" & Blur's "This is a Low" on 'The Tonight Show' (video); NYC shows this weekend
by Bill Pearis
Damon Albarn is in NYC currently, getting ready to play Governors Ball tonight (6/6) and Irving Plaza on Sunday (6/8), both part of his current tour. While here, he stopped by The Tonight Show last night to perform "Lonely Press Play" from his new solo album, as well as an old Blur nugget: the gorgeous "This is a Low" from Parklife, which turned 20 years old in April. Videos of both are in this post.
While some artists, like Jarvis Cocker, keep their solo sets free of songs from previous bands, Albarn has been peppering his sets with cuts from Gorillaz, The Good, the Bad & the Queen, and Blur. A recent setlist is below. Tickets are still available for Irving Plaza.
Videos from The Tonight Show below...
Continue reading "Damon Albarn played "Lonely Press Play" & Blur's "This is a Low" on 'The Tonight Show' (video); NYC shows this weekend"
Damon Albarn made a new video, releasing solo LP this week, touring between Governors Ball and Bonnaroo (dates)
by Bill Pearis
Damon Albarn @ SXSW 2014 (more by Tim Griffin)
We mentioned earlier today that Damon Albarn would be playing Irving Plaza on June 8, one of the official Governors Ball afterparties. He's playing Governors Ball proper, too, and doing a string of dates between that fest and Bonnaroo. All dates are listed below.
Album's solo debut, Everyday Robots, comes out this week (4/29) and features appearances by Brian Eno and Bat for Lashes' Natasha Khan. It's by far the most sedate, wistful record of his career though. If you're familiar with songs like Blur's "Tender," Gorillaz's "Broken" or The Good The Bad & the Queen's "The Bunting Song," you mostly know what to expect. You can still listen to the album for free via iTunes and a few track streams, videos (including the new one for "Heavy Seas of Love") and a "track by track" commentary from Albarn, are below.
In other news, Albarn happened by London's Red Lion pub last week (4/23) and joined the house band for a rendition of Blur's Britpop classic "Parklife." Video of that is below too.
Continue reading "Damon Albarn made a new video, releasing solo LP this week, touring between Governors Ball and Bonnaroo (dates)"
Governors Ball afterparties announced (Damon Albarn, Kurt Vile, Washed Out, Earlwolf, Classixx, Diarrhea Planet, more)
Damon Albarn at SXSW 2014 (more by Tim Griffin)
Governors Ball hit's NYC's Randall's Island from June 6-8, and like in past years, a few of the artists playing will play afterparties in various NYC venues. This year's afterparties include:
Kurt Vile and the Violators on June 5 at Brooklyn Bowl.Tickets for all afterparties go on sale Friday (5/2) with a presale beginning Tuesday (4/29) at 10 AM (password: govballnyc). The Kurt Vile, Washed Out, and Damon Albarn shows are especially intimate and will likely go pretty fast.
Tourist on June 5 at Westway.
Washed Out at Brooklyn Bowl on June 6.
Earlwolf (aka Odd Future's Earl Sweatshirt and Tyler the Creator) at Irving Plaza on June 7.
Classixx at Brooklyn Bowl on June 7.
The Chain Gang of 1974 with Black Taxi at Knitting Factory on June 7.
Caycuas with Little Comets at Glasslands on June 7.
Diarrhea Planet with Total Slacker and LVL UP on June 8.
Damon Albarn at Irving Plaza on June 8.
Check out the day-by-day GovBall lineups HERE.
Afterparties flyer below...
Continue reading "Governors Ball afterparties announced (Damon Albarn, Kurt Vile, Washed Out, Earlwolf, Classixx, Diarrhea Planet, more)"
Blur/Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn, who we caught at SXSW and who will be in NYC soon for Governors Ball, finally releases his debut solo album, Everyday Robots, next week (4/29) via Warner Brothers/XL. You can listen in full now on iTunes Radio.
Phoenix @ Barclays Center, 2013 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo)
As you may know, the 2014 Governors Ball happens at Randall's Island from June 6-8. Individual day line-ups have been announced with Outkast, Phoenix and TV on the Radio headlining Friday (6/6), Jack White, The Strokes and Skrillex headlining Saturday (6/7), and Vampire Weekend and Axwell ^ Ingrosso headining Sunday (6/8). You can check each day's full line-up (though set times are still TBA) below.
Additionally, individual day tickets go on sale this Friday (4/4) at noon, with a limited Citi cardmember presale beginning Wednesday (4/2) at 10 AM.
Daily Governors Ball 2014 lineups below...
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Damon Albarn performed Gorillaz songs at SXSW with help from Del the Funky Homosapien, Snoop Dogg, more (video)
Damon Albarn @ NPR SXSW (more by Tim Griffin)
Damon Albarn played the Fader Fort at SXSW last night (3/14), where he brought out some special guests to help him perform a pair of Gorillaz tunes. Del the Funky Homosapien and Dan the Automator joined Albarn for "Clint Eastwood"--it was the first time the original collaborators teamed up to perform it--and Snoop Dogg also came out halfway through the song to spit a verse of "Drop It Like It's Hot." Albarn also invited De La Soul out to do "Feel Good Inc." Check out some video footage of "Clint Eastwood" below...
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Damon Albarn, St. Vincent, Kelis, Perfect Pussy & more played NPR SXSW showcase (pics +++ Albarn on 'Kimmel' video)
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Damon, Annie, Kelis, Eagulls and Perfect Pussy at the NPR Showcase - SXSW 2014
"Damon Albarn hasn't played yet, has he?" we ask. The woman on the door shakes her head. Flushed with the thrill of absurd luck, we don't stop to wonder why.Damon Albarn presented much of his solo debut Wednesdaysday night (3/12) in SXSW at Stubb's as part of NPR's official showcase. (It was the same night and on the same street as Tuesday's tragic events, though most attendees were unaware.) St. Vincent played before him and went on a little late -- and maybe played longer than scheduled. Damon didnt go on until 1:20AM ish -- He was supposed to start at 12:30. It was cold. Damon apologized for having to pull some songs from his set list, but mentioned with so many acts and set ups it couldn't be helped. His set up took a while but he sounded great once it eventually got underway.
The venue inside is half empty. Damon takes to the stage almost an hour late, around 1.30am, and with his touring band runs us through a raft of wry, meandering art pop tunes. There are shades of Gorillaz when he pulls out the melodica, misguided chugs of rock'n'roll, bittersweet ballads. It doesn't sound great, but his presence is entertaining enough. He's still beautiful, if a little grumpy when the performance gets cut short. He apologises. "We got messed about this evening, I'm sorry," he offers. "It happens sometimes." - [The Music]
Albarn also played The Jimmy Kimmel Show (part of his SXSW Week) while in Austin, performing "Mr. Tembo" & "Lonely Press Play." You can watch video of that below.
The whole evening was pretty stacked, as mentioned, with St. Vincent delivering an electrifying performance, plus Kelis serving up Food songs and her first live show in three years. (You can stream audio of her full show below.) Eagulls and the bass-tossin' Perfect Pussy played too.
More pictures from NPR's SXSW showcase, plus Kelis stream and Damon Albarn videos, below...
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One of last year's coolest reissues was Who Is William Onyeabor? which collected many of the cult Nigerian funk singer and synthesizer pioneer William Onyeabor's best tracks. For more on who he is, this past week a new Onyeabor documentary, titled Fantastic Man, premiered online, featuring interviews with Damon Albarn, Dan Snaith of Caribou, the Human League's, Martyn Ware (The Human League), Femi Kuti and many more. It's well worth watching and you can do so in this post.
There is also a remix album, titled What?, that was commissioned by Moog and will be released on Record Store Day (April 19) featuring reworkings by Hot Chip, The Vaccines, Justin Strauss & Bryan Mette, Joakim ft. Akwetey (Dragons of Zynth), JD Twitch (Optimo), Daphni, Javelin, David Terranova, Policy and Scientist.
And last but not least there will be a series of tribute concerts happening in cities around the world this spring, including two in NYC on May 2 & 3. Details have not been announced yet, so stay tuned.
You can listen to Who is William Onyeabor? via Rdio, and watch the Fantastic Man documentary below...
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Bonnaroo 2014 line-up announced! (Kanye West, Vampire Weekend, Arctic Monkeys, Nick Cave, Damon Albarn, Jack White, Elton John, Neutral Milk Hotel & more)
Bonnaroo 2013 (more by Katherine Hansen)
As mentioned, Bonnaroo 2014 happens June 12 - 15 in Manchester, TN. The fest has already been dropping hints as to who's going to play this year (Kanye and Elton John seem likely as headliners) but will finally spill the beans tonight via a web show called "Blam!" which airs at 9 PM EST on Bonnaroo.com (or an Xbox app). (Maybe you watched last year's with Weird Al Yankovich and Portugal the Man.) This year's announcement special is hosted by SNL's Taran Killam and Broad City's Hannibal Buress, with a "superjam" between The Flaming Lips and Ben Folds.
There's also a pre-Blam! web event from 7 - 9 PM EST featuring live cover song performances from Tenacious D, Kings Of Leon, Phish, My Morning Jacket, and others.
Or you can just check back here: we'll have the full Bonnaroo 2014 line-up in this post once its announced.
UPDATE (9 PM): Lineup now being announced and includes Kanye West, Elton John, Vampire Weekend, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Arctic Monkeys, Phoenix, Mastodon, Frank Ocean, The Flaming Lips, Neutral Milk Hotel, Meshuggah, Damon Albarn, Disclosure, Broken Bells, James Blake, Lionel Ritchie, Jack White, Deafheaven, Janelle Monae, CHVRCHES, Darkside, Phosphorescent, Cloud Nothings, Danny Brown, Cut Copy, Typhoon, Sam Smith, Pusha T, Warpaint, Those Darlins, Cass McCombs, Lauryn Hill, Chromeo, Dr. Dog, The Bouncing Souls, Classixx, First Aid Kit, Fitz and the Tantrums, Chance the Rapper, Ice Cube, Caveman, Washed Out, Real Estate, Rudimental, Ty Segall, Polica, A$AP Ferg, Little Dragon, Omar Souleyman, Lucero, Goat, Okkervil River, Jonathan Wilson, Wiz Khalifa, The Avett Brothers and MANY more.
Tickets go on sale Saturday (2/22) at noon.
Full lineup (spoiler: no Outkast) below...
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Perfect Pussy expand tour, add NYC shows w/ Green Dreams, Tumul & Friendless Bummer (updated dates & new video)
Perfect Pussy at NYU in 2013 (more by Amanda Hatfield)
Syracuse noise punks Perfect Pussy, whose upcoming debut LP, Say Yes to Love will now be more bloody, just played NYC opening for Total Slacker last week (2/12) as part of their ongoing tour, and now that that's in the past, they've tacked on a headlining NYC gig to the end of the tour happening April 5 at Mercury Lounge. To open that show, Perfect Pussy got two fellow upstate NY bands, both of which have something in common with parts of Perfect Pussy's sound. There's the punk attack of Green Dreams and the abrasive noise duo Tumul. Tickets for the Merc show go on sale Friday (2/21) at noon.
UPDATE: More dates were announced, including another NYC show on April 4 at Death by Audio, again with Total Slacker, and also with fellow Syracuse punks Friendless Bummer. No advance tickets for that show.
Many of the other dates are with Yamantaka // Sonic Titan (though they aren't on either NYC show), and they also announced they're playing the NPR SXSW showcase with Damon Albarn, St. Vincent and Kelis; and the Chaos In Tejas SXSW showcase with Destruction Unit and The Gotobeds. There's also a new video for "I" (shot and edited by BV contributor Lukas Hodge) which you can watch, along with the list of dates, below.
Speaking of Friendless Bummer, they just released a new EP, Militia (streaming below), and they'll be in NYC this weekend for Indie Pop Prom at Baby's (2/22) with Pity Sex, Places to Hide, Radiator Hospital, Bad Banana (reunion) and special guests "Traitor Bitches" (tickets).
Updated dates are listed, with streams and the new video, below...
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We just wrote about Damon Albarn's forthcoming solo debut, Everyday Robots, which will be out April 29 via Warner Bros. The video for the title track has since been released. Directed by artist and designer Aitor Throup, the clip uses CGI software and actual cranial scans and facial reconstruction techniques to slowly build a portrait of Albarn. As for the song, it's a pretty, downtempo track and unmistakably from the man who gave us "To the End" and "Clint Eastwood." As it should be. Watch it below.
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Blur/Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn has been talking about releasing a solo album for a while now, and it's finally officially been announced. Damon posted to his Facebook page...
Damon's new and first solo studio album titled Everyday Robots is out 28th April. It's his most soul-searching and autobiographical yet, explores nature versus technology and features guests Brian Eno and Natasha Khan (Bat For Lashes), and is produced by XL's Richard Russell.The video for the title track will be released today so stay tuned for that. (UPDATE: Watch it HERE.) That's the album artwork above and you can check out the tracklist below.
Damon will be in NYC this June to play Governors Ball.
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Why doesn't my server respond to an emitted event by the client? I have tried a few trivial examples from the socket.io webpage and they seem to be working fine.
My goal is to emit an event whenever a user focuses out from the input box, compare the input value on the server, and fire an event back to the client.
$('#userEmail').focusout(function() {
var value = $('#userEmail').val(); // gets email from the input field
console.log(value); // prints to console (it works!)
socket.emit('emailFocusOut', { userEmail: value }); // server doesn't respond to this
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Nestled within L.A.'s lush, sprawling Griffith Park, the Greek Theatre is among the city's most charming and picturesque places to catch a live concert. The amphitheatre's stage, modeled after a traditional Greek temple, has played host to some of the biggest names in pop, rock, classical and beyond, from The Who and Elton John to The White Stripes and Dave Matthews Band. Among the city's most historic music venues (its first performance took place in 1931), "The Greek," as the locals call it, is as vibrant a concert venue today as it was more than 80 years ago — especially during L.A.'s notoriously mild summer months.
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|david wilson from Hove, UK.
|Friday, 09-11-12 12:16
Dear Sirs,
What a mess you have made of the Musee D'Orsay. It used to be my favourite place in Paris. The day I arrived with my friends (there were four of us) laden down with coats because of the weather, we found we couldn't leave our coats in the clockroom because they had run out of coat hangers! I will repeat that. Run out of coat hangers. How do you run out of coat hangers? Don't you know how many people to expect on a November Saturday.
You've ruined the cafe interior: what clown decided to hang giant gold coloured lampshades so low that the view of the through the clock is obscured?
Now I can cope with the grey walls visually, but not when there are so many people crowded into the galleries that it is like being in the black hole of Calcutta. Worst of all are the galleries where many of your most treasured paintings are hanging, - I speak of the post-impressionists - squashed cheek by jowl into three miserably small dark holes. Next time your people visit London, just have a look around Tate Modern and Tate Britain to see how it should be done.
Yours in sadness
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|orly weber from Tel Aviv
|Sunday, 04-11-12 12:23
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|SUJAN BISWAS from New Delhi
|Sunday, 04-11-12 11:22
Great! Museum and Musee Orsay site.
|jorge blazquez from vitoria
|Saturday, 20-10-12 22:48
megustaria que me informara de los eventos,
muchas gracias.
|Dave Morton from Lancaster
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WILKES-BARRE — Kahlil Rust had pretty high hopes from the outset.
"I want to be a neurosurgeon," the Hazleton Area High School soon-to-be-junior said.
But after spending time on the King's College campus learning about cancer treatment, he was reconsidering.
"I didn't know that much about the different treatments, like gamma knife surgery," Rust said Tuesday while showing off a poster he designed to explain what he had learned. "Now I'm thinking about getting into that instead."
Rust was one of about 20 students from area high schools who participated in the REACH-HEI (Regional Education Academy for Careers in Health — Higher Education Initiative) program, a federally funded, multi-year effort to help students from low-income families pursue dreams of a career in the medical field.
While the program runs year-round with day visits and trips for the students, it includes a three-week residential summer component when students live on campus and interact with college staff. King's Hispanic Outreach program assistant coordinator Reyna Logsdon said Tuesday's event, held outside on the college's Monarch Court, was a chance for the students to show off what they learned through posters and chats with those who decided to stop by.
The bulk of the program targets high school students, but there is also an offering for middle school students, Logsdon said. They designed a flier touting the program and set up an Alex's Lemonade Stand, named after a charitable foundation created by a Connecticut girl diagnosed with neuroblastoma when she was about 1 year old and who later opened a lemonade stand to raise money for cancer research. Alex died at age 8, but her idea thrives.
"We are hoping to raise $200 today, " Logsdon said.
The high school students ringed the circular court, built on what used to be a stretch of South Franklin Street, with easels and posters displaying what they had learned, offering as much information as any passerby wanted. Desiree Lewis, also from Hazleton Area, talked in considerable detail about the types of brain tumors, both benign and malignant, and the problems each can create.
"I learned a lot more than I would have if I did the research on my own," She said. "We did a lot of cool stuff and different stuff. I expected it to be like high school work, but the professors challenge you more."
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Sheraton La Jolla Hotel - La Jolla, San Diego
3299 Holiday Ct - San Diego1-877-662-6988
Accommodations with premium bedding is just one of the great features you'll find at Sheraton La Jolla Hotel, an excellent solution for those looking for business-friendly hotels in La Jolla.
You will be spoilt for choice in terms of food at this 3-star La Jolla hotel as the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you are sure to find something tasty to tempt your palate. No matter how busy you are, take some time out to de-stress as you will find a spa tub and a fitness center on site. Don't forget to pack your swimwear as this hotel features an outdoor pool. Guests wishing to relax with a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge. Multilingual staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide express check-out.
Free Wi-Fi is provided. Planning a meeting? This hotel has 10 meeting rooms, as well as a 24-hour business center. Enjoy free newspapers in the lobby, where you will also find a safe at reception for your valuables. Other amenities include dry cleaning/laundry, ATM/banking, an elevator (lift), a garden and concierge services.
would love to return...couldn't have been betterVenere Guest, USA
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Breakfast at Sheraton La Jolla Hotel
A full breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
Facilities at Sheraton La Jolla Hotel
- Bar
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- Pets accepted
- Dogs allowed
- Entire property is non-smoking
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- Multilingual staff
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- Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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First time staying there. Thin walls and next time will ask for 2nd floor, elephants upstairs.Courteous efficient staff, excellent restaurant. Hotel was central to everything that we needed.
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the food in humphreys wasnt too good
- July 2014
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at Sheraton La Jolla Hotel, offering 252 guest rooms with climate control and premium TV channels. Kitchen amenities include refrigerators and microwaves, making it possible to dine in while you travel. A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip.
Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 32-inch flat-screen televisions with cable channels and pay movies. Corporate travelers will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary weekday newspapers and phones during their La Jolla visit. Additional guest comforts include air conditioning and coffee/tea makers.
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Distances from Sheraton La Jolla HotelUniversity of California-San Diego - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Geisel Library - 1.4 km / 0.8 mi
Birch Aquarium - 1.7 km / 1 mi
Torrey Pines Golf Course - 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
Mount Soledad - 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
La Jolla Cove - 4.3 km / 2.7 mi
Athenaeum Music and Arts Library - 4.7 km / 2.9 mi
Children's Cove - 5 km / 3.1 mi
Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego - 5.1 km / 3.2 mi
Cuvier Park - 5.3 km / 3.3 mi
Torrey Pines State Reserve - 5.9 km / 3.6 mi
Windansea Beach - 6.4 km / 4 mi
Torrey Pines State Beach - 8.4 km / 5.2 mi
Pacific Beach Park - 8.8 km / 5.5 mi
Mission Bay Park - 10.4 km / 6.4 mi
The preferred airport for Sheraton La Jolla Hotel is San Diego, CA (SAN-San Diego Intl.) - 15.7 km / 9.8 mi.
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Have you seen the Japanese MG's on ebay?!?!?!?
Man O day, what beautiful MG's!!! Have you seen em? Double Red Picotee, and so many wonderful colors I can't believe it!!! Gotta have some for 2006!!!! How bout you, have you been bitten by the MG bug YET????? :) Arum
dh certainly frowns when he finds them in HIS lawn. i ahve had to fight for every inch of flower bed i have, so sometimes i just gotta pull! or it will be the last war on earth between the two of us. :)
can i have some of your positive attitude? pretty please, with an mg on top, on bottom, sides, inside, outside...
i feel like i am in a self-help seminar! now, if only their blooms would stay open on cloudy days. better yet, the best combo of an mg and moonflower that is open and fragrant during the day. what am i saying! hybrids never retain the fragrance of the original.
Ok fairy_toadmother - I'm gonna jump in here.
YES, there are MG seeds that will make you crazy coming up all over the place. . .
BUT, there are also MG's that you sit with your hand out waiting for the seeds.....LOL
Seriously, there are MANY, MANY MG's that do not spit out seeds and come up uninvited. I am living proof.
I have at least 400 vines growing this year - mostly Ipomoea nils - Japanese Morning Glories.
These are all exquisite beauties and a very pleasant addition to your garden.
Send me an email and I'll send you some of my AWESOME JMG's.
Most are my Crosses that are sooooooo to die for.
And, YEP!
I also have many that will bloom on Cloudy Days.
I have one that is one of my many crosses that has grown back TRUE this year making it three years in a row.
This only means IT'S A 'REAL' NEW VARIETY!
It is the most awesome Blue you have seen. On cloudy days at the end of the day it turns to a Deep Mauve *-*
Warning, IF you do write me, you will need to be prepared to become another JMG lover.....LOL
Emma in Texas
Heck, I'll tell her!
Emma got me hooked a couple of years back...and I in turn had a friend in Japan send numerous varieties from there.
I have since traded and gave lots of those out and weaned myself off of them. No room and never enough time...and if I really want something to plant I know Emma will share :o)
BUT...I still keep my yellow ipomoea ochracea growing.
Hey Emma...how is your i. ocharacea doing? It will soon be the fall season...I have high hopes for lots of blooms this year. I do wish our weather would cooperate though...this 100 degree heat is harsh...but even so...those vines are still growing like wildfire. I'm fixing to rename them i. Ochracea Audrey III!!! They have taken over the southeast side of my house as well as two trellises I'd set there until I could figure out where to put them (can't move 'em now!) and they have also crawled under my side gate and worked their way along the east wall to another trellis I have on that side of the house.
~ Cat
Emma is right! You start out with a couple and before you know it you want to cover the house, garage, the neighbors fence and every tree in the yard with morning glories. The Ms won't let have any more seeds because I'm ploting to cover both neighbors fences with them already (I have the house and garage and some of the trees covered already).
Hey Cat,
My I. ochracea is growing like CRAZY....
But, unfortunantly - and as you know, I have to keep mine in a container so I can over-winter my vines each year.
Lucky you in Zone 9 with yours crawling all over your house....LOL
The vines I started last year I am hoping to see blooms on this year.
They are so healthy and happy and I can't wait!
Started more this year as well to keep them going.
Oh, and got my first bloom today from seeds you sent me of
Sunsmile Brown Dwarf Creeper FROM JAPAN
And, you were right - they look exactly like Rose Silk. Really Pretty.
Fairytoadmother, I think there should be a law to deter Emma and Cat! They have turned me into a Morning Glory addict! I get up early each morning and go outside to see if one has bloomed out yet. And usually there is at least one, because I have them all along the fence, in pots, behind the garadge, growing in gravel behind the carport,( where nothing else will grow), back by the compsost pile,and in cracks in the driveway! I PLANTED them in the cracks! I've truely gone MG weird! I'm growing a million things in my garden, and all I think about is MG"S. My main problem is that if one comes up, it's hard for me to pull it up, no matter where it comes from. And the variety of these vines is amazing, I never realized their were so many kinds. It all started with Heavenly Blue, and I plant it every year despite growing all the other ones. One I am growing of which I don't know the name, I call "Bold Ms Piggy, it is very big,very pink, and very breathtaking. My deep purple has bloomed which I think is "Purple Velvet" , and I'm waiting in the wings for the others. Yes, I am a Morning Glory Holic. Is their a clinic for this? :) Arum
Someone here on GW had sent me some "Akatsuki No Umi", and I'm impatiently awaiting a bloom. Whenever I wintersow MG's, they normally come up late (these included). Initially, only one had sprouted, but I was determined to have more, so I carefully dug that one out of the container, threw in a spoonful of soil to replace it, and let it sit. Finally, 4 more germinated! After all successfully transplanted, one has FINALLY started moving and climbing. The local nurseries don't have much of a selection of MG's, so purchasing a large plant isn't an option for me. I've never seen any Japanese MG's locally. Out of all the seeds I had winter sown, there was only 2 that I prayed for to germinate, this MG being probably the most important.
I just might be turning into a Japanese MG monster ;)
I have the perfect spot and would really love to display some show stoppers! Last year, I had "Orange Noah", and although it was extremely full, those teeny tiny blooms didn't do it justice. I'm confident that the "Akatsuki No Umi" will thrill me. Here's last years "Orange Noah", the spot where the ANU is currently growing:
I'm off to do a search for some more Japanese MG's, to see what else might thrill me.
Tracy, sad to say, they don't always germinate. Some very special ones of mine didn't. Emma's "Lavender MIst", and "Beni Chindori". However some of the others did though,so it's all worth it. You may be sorry you planted the "Noah", cos it seeds it'self like mad! I planted it and it still comes up, but I do like it any way. It's hard for me to keep from pulling up ANY MG. :) Arum
Normally I can't get ANY MG to reseed for me, but I have noticed quite a few "Orange Noah" did. My Cypress Vine also managed to reseed. A few of the ON and CV I've moved, a few ON I've tossed. A few more ON's recently germinated, that I might move. But, the amount of seed that managed to germinate is ALOT lower than I expected. I literally dropped hundreds of seed (not intentionally!) when I was removing the spent vines last year.
I just had to visit Ebay after I posted before; an "oddity" from Wuv'n Acres has me intrigued. But, they're also selling it on their website, so I might give them a try, with a few other seeds ;)
Arum, you're right about "Orange Noah". I moved a bunch of seedlings last night, and actually threw out a bunch more. I have a bad feeling that I'm going to regret it, considering I transplanted them to the fence where my gardening-ignorant neighbor has a huge Rose Of Sharon. Bad enough I removed hundreds of those seedlings every year. I can only deadhead his shrub so much :(
I must admit, "Heavenly Blue" is one of my favorites, but I'm not growing it this year. I'd like to try different varieties each year. This year, I gave "Mini Rose Bar" another shot, in place of my previous HB pictured below:
i am not sure what kind i had. it was a packet of blue ones from the store. and, i had some grandpa ott's i think, at least that is what they; looked like. again, that was over 3 years ago and i still find seedlings! i am still pondering emma's offer, wondering where i would put it so it doesn't compete with my honeysuckle, schizandra, passionflower cerulae i am trying to grow outdoors in the ground for warm season, or cardinal climber. as it is, i don't have trellises for my new honeysuckle and i have plans on placing more trellises. one, is an area i planned to do 2 years ago. i am famous for not following through!
Tracy, don't feel like the "Lone Ranger",I will be digging up the "Noah" till the cows come home. And Tenderheart is right, that MG is very beautiful! I grow the "Mini Bar Rose", and I LOVE it! I think I have it growing in about four different places. :)
FTM, not all MG"S close early. I have one called "Bold MS Piggy", that is very big, very pink, and stays open all day. No kidding.It does get a little ragged looking toward the evening, but it really hangs on through the heat, and believe me it's been HOT here! :) Arum
Yes, I purchased Chachamaru seeds from the link below, and I do not know if I should start soaking them now,then plant- or wait until next spring. Should I start them now? June, 31st? If I do not, should I keep them in the fridge over the winter, or in the basement where it is cool/dry?
Can someone advise me on what to do> I am new to this, and I have the beautiful blue morning glories growing now-and purple, red. Something is eating the leaves, there are holes in many of the leaves. i am picking the leaves off, but would like to know what to spray on the MG's to get rid of whatever is eating the leaves. Thank you for any replies.
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Well gal, it's kind of late to start them now, don't want to risk loosing them completely. I would keep them cool and dry in the basement, and mark them well so you don't get them mixed up with others. I'm sure you have other eye candy you can injoy this this year. I find that some of the more special MG"s are kind of finicky, and are slow getting started, but it's worth it. Oh, the holes could be Japenese beetles. I don't know if those traps work or not, or if they just attract more. Now someone else may say something more helpful, this is just my thoughts. Take care. :) arum
Japanese Beetle Traps work but not 100% effective. You need to empty traps often or the smell of dead bettles cause to stop being attracted by the trap. It may take several seasons but they will slowly stop being such a nusiance. I'm in season three and have few beetles this year. Sevin works too. I use both and have little beetle damage anymore.
Well folks, my "Bold Ms Piggy" is blooming, and I'm really pleased to find, that it stays open ALL day, even in the hot sun! Now that's an accomplishment! Although this isn't it's real name, and I don't know what the real name is, i'ts so beautiful, it deserves a name regardless, and this seems to be the most fitting. I have it growing in several places, so I will have TONS of seeds this fall. Yippppppeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!! :) Arum
Arum, I'd love some of your "bold MS Piggy" seeds. Have several japanese MG's I received in trade, and quite a few from Emma too.
Emma, sent you an e-mail yesterday, all the MG seeds you sent me are growing, waiting for blooms. Emma's gift bloomed yesterday in the middle of downpours of rain. Just beautiful, and she has a purple stripe on one side. Didn't think I'd see that. How are the cosmos seeds doing.
found a sneaker! mg foliage blending in with my schizandra berry vine. yeah, i got your (the mg's) under cover tricks :)
pulled a few more from the lawn. it is just amazing! i kid you not, it has been over 3 years since i grew mg's. will my nasturtium reseed? BIG FAT NOOOOO.
Arum, please include me in the list too for MS Piggy MG seeds & if available, lavender and chocolate too (MG seeds..)...sending you an email now. Thanks
Oh boy, - do I have the "Bold Ms. Piggy" MG seeds! I'm so glad, cos I think everyone should grow it, and I only had a few seeds last year. This year I wil have a truck load, but it dosn't make it any less special, cos it's dreamy! "So big, so bold, so beautiful!" Yes Neeli, I'm sure I can arrange for you to get some. However, please remind me when I start trading, cos I forget stuff. :) Arum
Those are beautiful pics! The only thing I have started so far is sweet peas. But I have many morning glory seeds wating in the wing. I'm going to try some mina lobata in containers with some MGs.I have never grown them before. I saw some JMGs on ebay today. Wow! Would like to try them too.filix
Hey filix! :) Does everyone what to list the MG's they will be growing this year? Any more pics? Ya know, the Mini Bar rose might be quite common, but it is SO pretty, and the leaves are the prettiest variegation I've seen. I haft to grow that one again.
I had a nice variety last year but am really looking forward to some of the new ones I've picked up. I don't know much about MG's and just grow what I think is pretty. Hamaginga Blue, Turbina Corymbosa, Yellow Merremia Tuberosa, Hige Murasakihigezaki, Hige Sorahigezaki, Hige Akahigezaki, Hige Jamie Lynn, Hige Purple Flaked Shibori and Kikyo-Ao Sky Blue. I grew Gypsy Bride last year and love the bloom so I'm really excited to try these other Hige varieties. The only problem I had with the Hige varieties was that I had to hand pollinate them.
I'm here too. Thanks to Ronnie17 and our annual trade I have a whole new bunch of MG to try. I still have to get my MG seeds in order for sowing, so not sure all of the ones I'll grow this year. At least 50 different ones though for sure. Bold Miss Piggy is on the list for sure though. Once you have that beauty, you can't live with out it
Will post my probable list and pics sometime this week
Fran,so good to hear from you! :) I haven't grown "Bold Ms.Piggy" for a while, and I think I will grow it also. There's such a variety of MG's that's for sure. I have one called "Chocolate Explosion", it has a white back ground with stripes of chocolate coming up from the center. Maybe that one too. :) Arum
Here's the first part of the list and pics of this years planned MG. course anything can change. more added some removed.
suigetsu 3 1/2 inch flower
seiryu 3 1/2 inch flower
gray haze 4 inch flower
hamaginga 3 inch flower
dusty mauve silk 4 inch flower
lavender mist 3 inch flower
fuji frost 3 inch flower
blue silk 4 inch flower
mt fuji dark pink 4 inch flower
unknown MG from trade supposed to be cameo elegance with plain leaves. 4 inch flower
red star 3 1/2 inch flower
gray lady 3 inch flower
mt fuji light blue 4 inch flower
emma's gift 2 1/2-3 inch flower
sydney, 2 inch flower
gray mist 3-4 inch flower
Flower shower 5-6 inch flower
unknown, was supposed to be small light blue star. first year it boomed a small, pink flower. last year it bloomed this flower. will see what it blooms this coming year 3 inch flower
bold miss piggy 4-6 inch flower
another unknown from a trade. was supposed to be red picotee, it's really pretty anyways 3 1/2-4 inch flower
This flower grew on one vine of sydney. the entire vine was covered with these flowers and the seeds are black, different from the sydney. will see what it blooms this year. 2 inch flower
solid chocolate silk 3 1/2 inch flower
Here's the rest of the list for this year. tomorrow may be different than today though.
wrightii palm leaf
vicki harding
hattie belle
star of india
wedding bells
star of yelta
knoila black
akatsuki no beni
jamie lynn
shimmer light blue
gray sport
chahamara sport
fuji murasaki
blue frost
mt fugi light pink
plus i have the following with no pics
cameo elegance
rose silk
mt fuji purple
mt fuji dark blue
flying saucer
blue star
heavenly blue
granpa's attic, a purple
yourio from ronnie17
from ebay
ipomoea muelleri light dusty pink blooms
rose silk almost solid
rose silk mix
rose silk shimmering
And last night a purchase of burpee seeds at the local kmart.
morning glory pink star gloria de la manana estrella rosa
package says " cheery 3-4 inch blooms are sky blue with a candy pink centar star.
I googled the name pink star and got nothing. when i googled the gloria de la manana got all kinds of mg pics but none of them look like the pic on the packet.
Will have to see what it blooms.
There's the full list so far.
HI Fran - Nice photos...
Here's a few name clarifications from what I can see in the photos...
hamaginga = sazanami
red star = Yaguruma
mt fuji light blue -= Fuji no Sora
emma's gift = Emma calls these aomurasaki
Flower shower = Hana hubuki/hana fubuki
yellow = Ipomoea obscura
ishdatatatane = Ishidatami
yagurama = yaguruma
fuji murasaki = Fuji no AO
mt fugi light pink = Fuki no momo
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PunkinHeadJones(7)August 2, 2011
What kind are they ? Pick while the skin is still shiney.even thogh my plants are still vigorous in the heat the fruit seems to be small for the "classic".
I don't know the variety because I bought them at Atwood's and they were just labeled "eggplant." They are still shiny, and definitely small compared to the ones I've bought at the store. Maybe I'll go ahead and pick one and see if its ripe. Thank you!
Suzie, the "just eggplant" I got at Atwoods is definitely small, the biggest has been the length of my hand, and slender. If you wait too long the start going brown on the inside too. It was a good producer for me. I also got some fairytale there. I've never been successful with the big kinds of eggplant.


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Relax in New Orleans' history and culture in 1857 home, blocks from Fr. Quarter and Frenchman St. Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen/dining room, bath, patio. Romantic and charming: brick fireplaces, high ceilings, beautiful architectural detail.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Fully restored in 2013, the house maintains it rich sense of history and antiquity. When friends first walk in, the most common reaction is, literally, a gasp.
Your home-away-from-home has ceilings that stretch as high as 28 feet, hardwood and brick floors, five brick fireplaces (non-working but highly atmospheric), exposed beams, cypress doors and windows, French doors, pocket doors, many large windows, a clawfoot bathtub, and other gems of New Orleans architecture. The place is open, spacious, and tastefully decorated with simple and old décor. It includes: a very large, dreamy front bedroom with queen bed; a sweet, small, brightly colored bedroom with double bed; large pentagonal living room; and bathroom with a fish-spitting fountain sink and nature-tiled tub. Your rental also contains an original summer kitchen which now serves also as a dining room. The room features a massive double fireplace, 100-year-old gas oven/stove, and 65-year-old art deco refrigerator.
Most of the house is original, from the curving unsupported cypress stairway to the double-washboard kitchen sink. Much of the renovation was green, using recycled materials. The only new features of the house are those to make you comfortable, such as replacing the ancient floor furnace with central air and heat.
Please note that this listing is only the first floor of the house. There is a separate listing/rental for the upstairs loft space. In case this unit is booked during the dates you're interested in, please don't hesitate to ask about upstairs.
It is also important to note that there may be guests in the upstairs loft during your stay. This historic house was built before the days of insulation between floors, so you may hear footsteps above. Please consider this if you are extremely sound-sensitive.
From the house, you're as likely to hear Mr. Okra pass by with his produce-painted truck, announcing on his loudspeaker the vegetables he has for sale today, as you are a brass band wafting from Congo Square, the spot where enslaved people from all over Africa were allowed to leave some plantations and houses to meet on Sundays and play music together.
While you are going to New Orleans for its unique and seemingly endless gifts, it matters to us – a lot - that you are supremely happy and comfortable here. To help this, we provide lots of extra touches, from fruit and snacks on the counter to local beer in the fridge.
At the house, you will find information to help you navigate New Orleans' offerings, from walkable breakfast joints to my favorite day trips. If you catch me at the house, feel free to ask for my musical suggestions. I've been going out to hear local bands regularly since I was 15, and enthuse to share the best of what I know.
I love this city, and hope you will, too. Truly, this house is a magnificent spot from which to experience its magic.
Guest Access
Guests have a private access and a fully private space. They also have access to the laundry room.
Interaction with Guests
We try to greet guests when they arrive, and are available for any information or help we can offer during their stay. Otherwise, you are on their own to enjoy your vacation and the city, with this lovely home base.
The Neighborhood
For some, close proximity to the French Quarter, Frenchman St., and the exquisite Esplanade Ave. will make this an ideal spot to stay. Others will thrill to be in the Treme, a neighborhood brimming with powerful African-American history unique in the United States. That history lives on today through strong community organization, thriving street culture, second-line parades, Creole food, and live music everywhere. The neighborhood hosts funky music clubs, Congo Square (the birthplace of jazz), the Backstreet Cultural Museum (a celebration of Mardi Gras Indians, jazz funerals, and second-lines), the Tomb of the Unknown Slave, the African-American Museum, St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 (where the famed voodoo priestess Marie Laveau is buried, and through which Dennis Hopper's motorcycle raced in Easy Rider), and other sites famed in the HBO TV show of the same name. Historic homes and friendly people line every street, including the one on which my house sits. Both Congo Square and the French Quarter host regular festivals. Come enjoy them!
Getting around
A taxi will bring you from and to the airport for $33. If you are like most, you will take in most of New Orleans' charm and culture on foot. Beyond the sights of the Treme, the French Quarter and Faubourg Marigny - home of Frenchman St. - are each two blocks away. The river is a leisurely stroll away. If you want to venture further, Esplanade and St. Claude buses are each one block from the house. If you're coming for Jazz Fest, you will have straight-shot access by bus, which leaves one block from the house.
For those with cars, on-street parking is readily available.
Other Things to Note
We usually have a minimum stay of three or four nights, but please inquire if you see that there are dates you're interested in and they are available for a short stay!
If your party requires less than a full floor, please see "Creole cottage loft/veranda" on the airbnb site for our smaller option upstairs. This is a separate unit.
If both listings are free during your desired visit, please consider renting the whole house for $300 a night provided the time you are interested in is not peak season. Mention this to us in your inquiry for either listing and we will work it out with you!
New Orleans Festival Calendar for your perusal
January 2015
1 – Allstate Sugar Bowl
6 – Annual Joan of Arc Parade
19 – Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
25 - Rock n' Roll Marathon
31 - Krewe du Vieux
31-February 17 - Mardi Gras Parades
February 2015
14 – Valentine's Day
16 – Presidents' Day
17 – Mardi Gras Day
See this link for Mardi Gras parade schedule.
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The parades that are listed under French Quarter are an easy walk away from the house and the parades listed as Uptown New Orleans are either a cab or a streetcar ride away. All other parades are outside New Orleans city limits. (Metairie, West Bank, Slidell, etc). Let us know if you would like more information about Mardi Gras!
March 2015
15 – Mardi Gras Indians Super Sunday
13-17 – St. Patrick's Day Weekend
20-21 – Buku Music and Art Project
21 – New Orleans International Beer Festival
21-22 – Congo Square New Worlds Rhythm Festival
25-29 – Tennessee Williams Literary Festival
29 - Louisiana Oyster Jubilee
21 - 22 and 28-29– New Orleans Spring Fiesta
27-28 – Hogs for the Cause
27 – Foodfest
April 2015
4 - Crescent City Classic
5 – Freret Street Fest
5 – Easter Parades
9-12 – French Quarter Festival
23-26 – Zurich Classic
24-May 3 – New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival
May 2015
1-3 – New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival
5 – Cinco de Mayo
17-19 – Bayou Boogaloo
20-23 – New Orleans Wine and Food Experience
22-24 – Greek Fest
25 – Memorial Day
30-31 – New Orleans Oyster Festival
June 2015
6-7 - Cajun Zydeco Festival
13-14 - Creole Tomato Festival
11-14 - Festigals
July 2015
3-5 - Essence Festival
9-12 - San Fermin (Running of the Bulls)
August 2015
July 30 - August 2 Satchmo Summer Fest
1 - White Linen Night
8 - Dirty Linen Night
8 - Red Dress Run
1 - 30 Coolinary (summer restaurant promotion)
Those whose New Orleans plans include loud parties or high-volume music in their lodging space are encouraged to look elsewhere. Same goes for those hoping to arrive with pets or a smoking habit - sorry. Beyond that, we are very relaxed. Our wish is for our guests to feel happy and at home.
We have a minimum stay of 4 nights required for any major festivals or holidays.
This was our groups first AirBnB experience, and it could not have been better! From my first communication with Beverly and Shannon, they have been quick to respond and extremely accommodating.
Four of us arrived to the house in the evening and were greeted by a nice warm and cozy home, beer and juice in the fridge, a couple of snacks, and fresh fruit. We immediately felt right at home! Throughout the trip we were so grateful for amenities such as an iron and ironing board, extra blankets, a washer and dryer, extra shampoo and conditioner, hair dryer, a well-equipped kitchen, french press and coffee, a water purifier, the list could go on and on!
The house is in an awesome location just off of Esplanade, which allows for a quick walk to basically anywhere you would like to go. We were able to walk to Frenchman street, the French Quarter, Canal Street, and the pick-up site for the St. Charles Streetcar.
We can't say enough good about this place, the hosts, and their hospitality. Whether its your first time or your 100th time in New Orleans, this is the place to stay!
Listing was accurate and location was great! Super easy to check in and out, and helpful information awaits your arrival on a table when you enter the home. Very clean, and the breakfast goods + Abita beer in the fridge a nice touch. As others have noted, the second bedroom is really quite small, especially in comparison to the very large front bedroom, but the bed was comfortable and the size of the room didn't matter much. Still slept great! Internet is pretty poor (the connection drops a lot) and the walls/ceiling are paper thin, so your experience might depend largely on who your upstairs neighbors are. Luckily, we had some nice and relatively quiet folks from the UK. Overall, it was within easy walking distance to anything in the French Quarter, and I highly recommend the nearby Backstreet Cultural Museum in Tremé.
This place is AMAZING! Talk about experiencing a city. I don't know why anyone would choose to stay at a hotel when they can stay at a place like this! It's walking distance to the French Quarter, it comes stocked with fresh fruit, milk and other goodies, Beverly provides a great list of things to do, and the interior decoration is perfectly New Orleans. I would stay here again in a heart beat!
Zoe and Shannon (friends who help Beverly) came to our rescue when we accidentally pulled the shower curtain down. They came to assess the situation and were back out the next day to fix it. I can't thank them enough for helping us out so quickly.
I absolutely adored this cottage. It was in the perfect location and the home is as lovely as it looks in the pictures. It made me want to pack up and move to New Orleans. Beverly was very easy to connect with and made the whole experience seamless. I would absolutely stay there again.
Creole Cottage pluses - breakfast supplies and beer provided, history lesson included, easy walk to frenchmen street and West half of Vieux Carre, spacious, free parking. Minuses - no window covering, shortage of comfortable seating, fridge needed defrosting, period gas range could intimidate, brick floors contribute to dust. All in all a good find.
We had a great time in this lovely cottage and especially loved its decor and location. Would definitely recommend!
We had a great weekend at Beverly's Treme cottage. It was only a short walk to French Quarter or Frenchman St and the cottage was full of charm.
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I'm a fourth-generation New Orleanian. The city's music and culture are the blood that runs in my veins. A close friend of ten years finally visited New Orleans and told me, "Ah, now I understand you, Bev." If I'm in a bad mood, all I need to do is step out into the streets; some stranger will invariably call me 'baby' or say something outrageous or give me a hug, and all will be well. I also spend a lot of time in Latin America and the Caribbean, especially Haiti, working with social justice movements. I'm a writer, as well, publishing books and articles on what equitable and just economies and societies around the world look like, or could look like.


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In my travels I like to stay in youth hostels and holiday parks.
My hosting style is I let people free to do what they want. They do cooking or washing for themselves and take their own flexible sleeping material with them.
You get a realistic view of my lifestyle through the interior pictures of the apartment.
Visitors can use the cellar below for their bike and luggage. A free parking place is behind the apartment if you walk from the cellar to the backdoor of the building behind the gardens.
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Intellectual Property Search Results | puffytalent3846's Blog
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc Chief Executive Larry Page and Apple CEO Tim Cook have been running behind-the-scenes chats about a range of intellectual property matters, like the mobile patent disputes between the organizations, people familiar with the issue said.
The Berkeley Center for Law and Technology at the UC Berkeley College of Law will host the 14th Annual Intellectual Property Scholars Convention on August 7 and 8, 2014. The conference is cosponsored by the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology, UC Berkeley College of Law; the Intellectual Property and Information Law Program, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University; the Center for Intellectual Property legislation and information-technology, DePaul University College of Law; and the Stanford Program in-law, Science & Technology, Stanford Law School.
Duane Morris' IP address lawyers focus on leveraging their clients' intellectual property to help them achieve success in the market. Our IP attorneys provide counsel on the most efficacious procedures of establishing and building IP holdings and protecting IP rights therefore clients can understand the most value from these assets. From patents to trademarks and copyrights to licensing and technology transfers to IP audits and IP strength due diligence, our attorneys offer clients portfolio management and tactical advice on obtaining and safeguarding valuable intellectual property.
Now this alone doesn't show that there is anything incorrect withintellectual property rights as we understand them now. An unsavory past is-not a decisive argument against any occurrence; many rewarding and valuablethings arose from questionable beginnings. (Nietzsche once remarked that thereis nothing so fantastic thatpast will bear much looking at.) Butthe fact that intellectual property rights started in state oppressionshould at least make us stop and be quite cautious before covering them.
I wish to thank everyone who helped in these endeavors for his or her sustained involvement in IPLAC. Your volunteerism, excitement, and dedication to the growth and achievement of IPLAC continue to make IPLAC the dynamic organization it truly is. Our New Programming and Young Members Committees have directed the charge in recruiting and encouraging active membership of the new and future members of the Chicago intellectual property bar. Our Committee Chairs have brought us new and advanced programming touching on the most up to date and important issues in intellectual property law today. I'd like to offer particular as a result of our Representatives and Paralegal Committees.
Intellectual property defense has ushered in a era of technological solutions that try to prevent maintained rights infringement. Digital Rights Management (DRM) can be considered an answer to legal demands which criminalize the creation and dissemination of technology that allows people to circumvent technical copy-restriction systems. Especially, as a preventive control, DRM applications normally handles the downloading of sound files, movies, and other copyrighted materials through varied security characteristics. Internationally, DRM methods have acquired global authorized reinforcement through the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Copyright Treaty (WCT) and the World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) countrywide executions.
Applying IP rights against infringement regularly requires quick and decisive action to ensure injunctive relief and skillful advocacy to regain monetary damages. With experience in federal and state courts, we have managed some of the most intricate IP lawsuits including patent, trademark, trade dress, and copyright infringement, as well as trade secret and computer software-related disputes, across America. With more than 180 intellectual property attorneys global, GT's approach to litigation is always to use our broad breadth of expertise to make sure that our customers are represented by counsel comfortable with the engineering or IP address at problem and to manage cases efficiently so that our clients get the optimum advantage our talent pool will offer.
The IPC provides a brand new dimension to Penn Law's strong IP choices. The IPC is closely integrated with Penn Law's program in law and technology and builds upon the strengths of its study programs, such as Penn Law's Center for Technology, Innovation and Competition Students in the IPC also partner with the pupil-run Penn Intellectual Property Group (PIPG) to offer "boot camp" periods to inform the people and the better Penn community about issues in IP legislation. And Penn Law sponsors a team for the national transactional IP LawMeet.
WASHINGTON , Feb. 25, 2014 /PRNEWSWIRE USNEWSWIRE/ - Crowell & Moring LLP is pleased to announce the addition of associate Lora A. Moffatt to the company's Intellectual Property team and its New York workplace. Moffatt is a seasoned intellectual property (IP) litigator whose practice focuses on patent, trade mark, trade secrets, and copyright litigation, along with logo counselling and prosecution. Moffatt joins from Dentons where she was a companion and co-leader of the firm's Intellectual Property Practice Group, having served as chair of the New York IP practice at Salans prior to that firm joining with Dentons.
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