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The Uncler has returned to Washington D.C to find out how his country is doing by talking to some of the experts of the political landscape.
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Uncle Sam has also turned to James Carville, Paul Begala and Tucker Carlson. Carville even gave him a dollar, saying he can pay him back "when you get the other 14 trillion paid off."
First, only at Politico do writers hype as news events that might happen:
Historically, Obama's fall is fast
Here's the lede [emphasis added]:
President Barack Obama's approval ratings, once seen as historically high, could soon be among the worst early poll numbers for a modern American president...
The Gallup Organization — whose polls show Obama at just 50 percent approval rating less than eight months into his first term — says only two modern presidents, Gerald Ford and Bill Clinton, saw their approval ratings drop below 50 percent by this time in their presidencies. Ronald Reagan is the next in line, with his numbers dipping after 10 months, while Jimmy Carter retained positive approval numbers for more than a year.
Could Obama's ratings soon become the worst in history? It's possible. Could they soon become the best in history? Also equally possible. (Do you see how pointless this exercise is?)
There are other problems in the Politico report, though. For instance, when readers follow the link to Gallup daily tracking poll, they discover that Obama's approval rating actually stands at 52 percent, not "just 50 percent," as Smith claimed in his report. (The 50 percent mark was hit briefly last week.)
But here's the missing context: In June of 2001 George Bush's approval ratings, according to Gallup, had fallen to 52 percent, just five months into his first term. But for some reason in an item about how Obama's "fall" may be "historically" "fast," Smith forgets to mention that Bush fell faster (by two months) than Obama did.
But no matter. For Smith, the item was a success because last night Karl Rove was tweeting about how Obama's ratings had fallen "faster than any president in modern history." The claim is completely false, but it sure seemed to be on the one Politico wanted to push.
Here are Glenn Beck's September 1 sponsors, in the order they appeared:
Conservative columnist Michael Barone attacks the Washington Post for its coverage of Virginia political campaigns with a string of paper-thin complaints.
Barone starts off:
In the 2006 campaign season the Washington Post ran more than a dozen front-page stories on Senator George Allen's reference, at an August 11 campaign stop almost 400 miles from Washington, to an opposition campaign staffer as "Macaca."
What does the fact that the campaign event took place "almost 400 miles from Washington" have to do with anything? It's obviously an attempt to suggest the Post shouldn't have paid attention to something that happened so far from its base of operations. But that ... Well, it just doesn't make any sense.
George Allen was running for the United States Senate. The way the US Senate works is that each Senator represents an entire state. Are the Washington Post's many readers in Northern Virginia supposed to disregard comments a Virginia Senate candidate makes in another part of the state? That may well be the dumbest thing I've ever seen a purported political "expert" write.
Actually, it's probably dishonest rather than stupid: Barone must know the distance of the campaign stop from Washington just doesn't matter, as he doesn't even attempt to explain why it should. Instead, he seems to just hope the insinuation undermines the Post before anyone notices its fundamental irrationality.
Next, Barone threatens to make this kind of inanity an ongoing feature:
To provide a fair perspective, we'll start a Macaca watch, to list stories which make the front page of the Post not on the basis of news value but solely and obviously to defeat the Republican candidate.
Barone's first example of the Post putting a story on the front page "solely and obviously to defeat" a Republican?
Item number one on the Macaca Watch is the Sunday front page story on the thesis Bob McDonnell wrote in 1989 at Regent University where he obtained a masters degree in public policy and a law degree.
Really? The fact that a major-party gubernatorial candidate wrote a thesis arguing that working women and feminists are "detrimental" to the family is not legitimate front-page news? Does anybody really believe that?
Barone explains, continuing directly:
This is, as the story acknowledged, a publicly available document and its contents would certainly be a legitimate part of an article on McDonnell's background and the evolution of his political views.
Well, nice of Barone to acknowledge that such a thesis could be mentioned as part of a larger article. But what does the fact that the Post "acknowledged" the thesis is "publicly available document" have to do with anything? Like the "400 miles" business: nothing. Barone is again trying to undermine the article by describing utterly innocuous facts with loaded language.
Barone, continuing directly:
But the first paragraph of the story, prominently on the front page, sends the culturally liberal voters of Northern Virginia in the Post's local circulation area a pretty clear message: you better not vote for this guy. He went to an "evangelical" school (Regent University Law School), described feminists as "detrimental" and "said government policy should favor married couples over 'cohabitors, homosexuals or fornicators.'"
Oh, I get it: the Post shouldn't have mentioned the stuff about feminists, gays, and fornicators in the first paragraph. I guess it should have been a subordinate clause in paragraph 37.
Next, Barone discusses another Post article about McDonnell's thesis:
Those are pretty fair-minded descriptions of the arguments the two sides are marking. One wonders how they got in here: did a fair-minded editor insist on including that second paragraph over the objections of a partisan reporter, or vice versa?
Well, that's a nifty trick, using "fair minded descriptions of the arguments the two sides are making" as evidence of the Post's partisanship. We're through the looking glass, people.
Barone, continuing directly:
But of course they're not as prominent in the story as the lead paragraph's reference to "what he [McDonnell] wrote about working women, homosexuals and 'fornicators.'"
Is Barone kidding? That paragraph doesn't mention or even characterize what McDonnell wrote; it merely indicates the topic. It contains not even a hint as to why the writings were controversial. McDonnell couldn't have asked for a better lead paragraph in an article about the thesis. It isn't until the sixth paragraph that Post readers are told what McDonnell wrote -- after McDonnell is quoted attacking his opponent, and after McDonnell is paraphrased asserting that his views have changed. And after the Post makes the McDonnell-friendly assertion in it's headlines that McDonnell no longer holds the views he expressed in the thesis.
Yet Michael Barone wants you to think the Post unfairly led with a loaded description of McDonnell's comments. That's why he doesn't actually quote the Post article in any detail; doing so would show how dishonest he's being. The truth is that before the Post article ever gave any indication of why McDonnell's comments were controversial, it:
If this is the best Barone can do, he should retire his "Macaca Watch" before he makes a complete fool of himself.
During an online discussion today, Washington Post television writer Tom Shales made this emphatic point about the media:
CONSERVATIVES DOMINATE THE BROADCAST AND CABLE MEDIA IN THIS COUNTRY. They have very little to complain about in terms of access to an audience.
That led to this exchange later in the discussion:
Atlanta, Ga.: Tom, I'm a big fan, but can you explain this sentence?
I think you meant to write that Liberals dominate the broadcast and cable media in the country. True, Fox News has the highest cable ratings, but other left-leaning outlets on cable and, certainly, network television are more numerous than right-leaning.
Do you have examples of the conservative dominance?
Tom Shales: Well now let me see. The networks are all owned by Big Business and Big Businessmen certainly tend to be conservatives. The Fox News Channel isn't a minor detail to be lumped in with other networks; it is a 24-hour-a-day conservative propaganda machine; MSNBC is liberal only during prime-time and late-night, don't you think? Phil Donahue is off the air and has been for years; he was too "liberal." Perhaps with a liberal in the White House, the pendulum WILL swing the other way for a while. Chacun a son gout, n'est-ce pas? Yes nothing like some bad high-school French to end a chat. Thank you very, very much for joining in.
Shales forgot to mention the three hours a day that Joe Scarborough hosts on MSNBC, or the consistent tendency of MSNBC anchors like Andrea Mitchell and Norah O'Donnell to adopt conservative-friendly framing. And he didn't mention that CNN's only host with a clear ideological tilt is right-winger Lou Dobbs, he of the Birther conspiracy theories.
But that's picking nits: It's great to see a highly-respected employee of a massive media company acknowledge the conservative dominance on-air, as well as institutional factors like the tendency of news organizations to be owned by "Big Business."
Washington Post television writer Tom Shales shares an anecdote:
I have a short antidote. I mean anecdote. Years ago I was phoned & asked to be on some news show, this happened a lot in years past, and first I was quizzed on the topic to be discussed. And what I said essentially was that I thought both sides of the argument had validity and that it wasn't a clear cut black&white issue. Bam - that was the end of THAT conversation. They wanted someone who totally adhered to ONE view or the other, not somebody who could see both sides. I think this is a very real problem that results in a lot of yelling where there should be an "exchange of ideas."
You see this kind of story from time to time -- another variant is the prospective guest whose services are no longer required after it becomes clear that he or she won't take the position the booker wants a guest to take.
The implication of the story is usually clear: Look how hackish television bookers and producers are; how they rig things to get the shoutfest they want, and to get on-air the opinions they want expressed.
But there's another side these stories: The clear implication is that the pundits you see as guests on television are the people who are most willing to play their assigned role; to tailor their actual views to what they think their hosts want them to say.
So the next time you're frustrated that the guest representing the "other" side is lying, or that the guest representing "your" side is ineffectual, remember: They didn't get there by accident.
Can someone please explain how in the world this guy is on television?
That's a very good question Jed. Lest we forget the "most trusted name in news" gave Beck his first show (under its Headline News banner). Fox News apparently loved his special brand of crazy enough to snatch Beck away before his contract had even expired.
Newsbusters thinks AARP's magazine is losing members because it put Bruce Springsteen on its cover. Here's Newsbusters' entire case against that cover:
AARP claims it's a "nonpartisan organization," an assertion increasingly challenged by senior citizens. The magazine's September-October issue may give members more evidence for that conclusion. It carries a cover story on rocker Bruce Springsteen, prominent in the presidential campaigns of both Barack Obama and John Kerry. The piece is adulatory, noting that Springsteen at his upcoming concerts "will play several roles - hero, leader, preacher, rebel - the performances unfolding like a novel."
The magazine devotes several pages to observations from his friends. One is liberal activist Bonnie Raitt:It was an incredible boost when Bruce committed to joining the No Nukes concerts. From the groundbreaking Amnesty International tour, to helping stop Contra aid in the '80s, to a steady stream of benefits, I don't know if any American artist has made as profound a difference.
Other Springsteen friends quoted are author Ron Kovic, Jersey Girl and "truth commission" advocate Kristen Breitweiser, and NewsSenator John Kerry, who states of the singer: "In good times and bad, he had my back. . ."
Odd that Newsbusters didn't identify Ron Kovic as the author of Born on the Fourth of July, isn't it? Given the tendency of conservatives to portray themselves as pro-military and pro-veteran, it's a little odd Newsbusters is complaining about a Purple Heart-winning Marine veteran who fought for better treatment of returning vets being quoted in an article. Then again, Newsbusters left out perhaps the best-known example of Springsteen's activism: the benefit concert he performed that saved Vietnam Veterans of America from financial ruin.
Anyway, count me as skeptical that an article about Bruce Springsteen is going to drive away AARP members.
Richard Cohen is, supposedly, a liberal columnist for the Washington Post. Never mind that he embraced the Iraq war, belittling those who did not buy the Bush administration's trumped-up case for war as "fools or Frenchmen." Never mind his defense of the Bush administration's outting of Valerie Plame, or his defense of Monica Goodling, or his defense of financial services executives who ran their companies into the ground and the business media that stood idly by while it happened, or his outrage that Stephen Colbert dared make fun of President Bush's low approval ratings at the White House correspondents dinner -- or the fact that he didn't seem to mind Bush's jokes at an earlier dinner about failing to find WMD in Iraq.
Never mind all that. Richard Cohen is the Washington Post's idea of a liberal. And Richard Cohen loves him some torture.
Here, Cohen describes the capture of a hypothetical terrorist:
Now he is in American custody. What will happen? How do we get him to reveal his group's plans and the names of his colleagues? It will be hard. It will, in fact, be harder than it used to be. He can no longer be waterboarded. He knows this. He cannot be deprived of more than a set amount of sleep. He cannot be beaten or thrown up against even a soft wall. He cannot be threatened with shooting or even frightened by the prospect of an electric drill. Nothing really can be threatened against his relatives -- that they will be killed or sexually abused.
"Harder than it used to be"? Only if torture works. If torture doesn't work, it may well be easier than it used to be.
Note, also, Cohen's nonchalant descriptions of torture: The repeated use of the word "even," designed to make the tactics (physically assualting a captive, making her think you're going to drill a damn hole in her head) sound like no big deal. A prohibition on making a captive think you're going to rape and murder his seven year old daughter is turned into "nothing really can be threated against his relatives."
Next, Cohen suggests that torture is little more than what New York Times reporter Judith Miller went through: "Special prosecutors are often themselves like interrogators -- they don't know when to stop. They go on and on because, well, they can go on and on. One of them managed to put Judith Miller of The New York Times in jail -- a wee bit of torture right there."
Yes, that's right: Judith Miller's prison sentance -- during which she had to suffer the indignity of her newspaper arriving a day late, leaving her woefully uninformed for her frequent visits from people like Tom Browkaw and Bob Dole -- was kind of like being waterboarded and having your captors threaten to rape and murder your children.
Back to Cohen:
No one can possibly believe that America is now safer because of the new restrictions on enhanced interrogation and the subsequent appointment of a special prosecutor.
Nonsense. If you think torture doesn't work -- and there is a great deal of evidence that it doesn't -- then of course America is safer for not torturing. We no longer waste time on tactics that don't work. We no longer enrage the world by engaging in barbaric and inhuman torture.
Cohen's claim is absurd on its face. But it is also a striking reminder of one of his darkest moments as a columnist:
Richard Cohen, in a column headlined "A Winning Hand For Powell," declared that Powell's presentation "had to prove to anyone that Iraq not only hasn't accounted for its weapons of mass destruction but without a doubt still retains them. Only a fool -- or possibly a Frenchman -- could conclude otherwise." Cohen was careful to make clear that he based his own conclusion not upon an examination of Powell's arguments and evidence, but on Powell himself: "The clincher ... was the totality of the material and the fact that Powell himself had presented it. In this case, the messenger may have been more important than the message."
Once again, Richard Cohen mistakes his own inability to see through conservative talking points for the truthfulness of those talking points.
Sure, Cohen makes a late assertion of his "abhorrence of torture." But after wading through his spurious claims about torture working, only a fool would believe him.


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Mar 6 2008
Companies not prepared to meet health, wealth needs of Baby Boomers
Throw conventional wisdom and industry fault lines out the window. Financial services firms, insurers, and healthcare payers admit they will need to add new capabilities as they prepare to serve baby boomers, who will control some $40 trillion in retirement assets by 2020.Boomers, who make up the wealthiest generation in history, face tremendous uncertainties about how they will fund their retirement, and how wealthy they will be during those years.
Mar 6 2008
State tax comparison seen as key factor in choosing a retirement destination
With tax season rapidly approaching, many people planning their retirement are wondering how their retirement income will be taxed if they move. Also, what other taxes will they have to confront in their new location.Depending on where you choose to live, your tax bill may affect your ability to enjoy the lifestyle you are seeking. Some states are more tax-friendly to retirees than others.Helping to sort all this out is a Web site run by the Retirement Living Information Center.
Jan 28 2008
65 is no longer the traditional retirement age
Americans age 50 and over are increasingly disregarding age 65 as the time to stop working.
Nov 16 2007
ERPA designation scheduled for early 2009 launch
In late September 2007, the IRS issued final Circular 230 rules introducing the Enrolled Retirement Plan Agent, the first IRS designation permitting such agents limited practice before the IRS. The ERPA program will mirror the Enrolled Agent program. To obtain the ERPA designation, individuals will be required to pass an examination covering retirement plan matters, apply for enrollment with the Service, and satisfy renewal and continuing education requirements. They will have to demonstrate competency and adhere to professional and ethical standards of conduct.
Nov 14 2007
Workplace Fitness
Retirement fitness subject of Hollywood personality Ben Stein's 8-point plan
Most retirement-minded Americans might not see the connection between physical fitness and retirement planning - except for the fact that both can make them sweat! Ben Stein, spokesperson for National Retirement Planning Week 2007, November 12-17, believes that an approach similar to physical fitness can also be applied to financial fitness.
Nov 13 2007
Retirement group testifies on automatic IRA legislation
On Thursday, November 8, 2007, Mark Iwry and David C. John, representing The Retirement Security Project (RSP), testified before the House Education and Labor Committee's Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor & Pensions, in support of the Automatic IRA proposal to dramatically expand retirement saving. The Automatic IRA Act of 2007 (H.R. 2167), introduced in the House by Reps. Richard E. Neal (D-MA) and Phil English (R-PA), makes it easy for employees not covered by a 401(k) or other employer plan to save in IRAs through automatic payroll deposit.
Nov 8 2007
Regulators grant reprieve on 409A deadline
Bowing to requests from law firms and others, the Treasury has announced that the deadline for implementing the new 409A regulations for nonqualified deferred compensation plans has been extended for a year, until December 31, 2008. Section 409A provides certain requirements applicable to nonqualified deferred compensation plans.
Oct 29 2007
Law firms petition IRS for extra time for 409A regs
A coalition of more than 90 law firms has petitioned the Internal Revenue Service to extend by one year a deadline for imposing new regulations on nonqualified deferred compensation under section 409A of the Internal Revenue Code.The effort, led by Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, and involving a group of law firms described as heavyweights by the Financial Times, culminated in a brief letter that was sent to the IRS.
Sep 4 2007
SEC files action to halt $25 million Ponzi scheme
Continuing its crackdown on financial fraud against senior citizens, the Securities and Exchange Commission has filed an emergency action to shut down a $25 million Ponzi scheme that victimized hundreds of senior and other investors nationwide who bought fractional ownership interests in life insurance policies.The SEC asked a federal district court in Sacramento, CA, to grant the SEC's request for an order temporarily prohibiting further sales of the products, freezing the assets, and appointing a receiver to take control of operations in order to manage and preserve remaining investor fun
Aug 27 2007
Wealth trends highlight taxation and the 30-plus-year retirement
Planning for the 30-year retirement and keeping taxes at bay are two leading issues that will shape wealth management in the years ahead.These are two key results of the latest WealthTrends survey from the Dow Jones Wealth Management Advisory Council, a group of top wealth managers dedicated to promoting the practice of wealth management, facilitating industry discussion and representing the needs and concerns of the profession."Given the changes we will be seeing in areas such as taxation and longer retirements, wealth managers must take a more comprehensive approach to addressing their
Aug 14 2007
Adding annuities may be next frontier in 401(k) plans
Faced with the possibility that a growing number of employees will outlive their income in retirement, companies will likely consider offering annuities as a new investment option in their 401(k) plans, say experts at Watson Wyatt Worldwide, a leading global consulting firm. "With the baby boomers beginning to retire, we will soon see how the first generation to be more reliant on 401(k) plans than traditional pensions makes do," said Robyn Credico, national director of Watson Wyatt's defined contribution practice.
Aug 6 2007
Almost 70% of employed adults earn retirement benefits
A Wall Street Journal Online/Harris Interactive Personal Finance Poll revealed that 69 percent of employed U.S. adults receive some type of retirement or other savings benefit from their employer and that just under half of employed adults (49 percent) can participate in a 401(k) plan. Thirty-six percent say their employer matches their 401(k) contributions and 29 percent have a pension plan.
May 28 2007
Survey: Immediate Cash Tops Need for Retirees
As the Boomer generation nears retirement, there is a growing sea change from the need to accumulate assets to having sufficient income to live an enjoyable post-working career life. This shift, Businesswire reports, underscored by a whopping 88% of those polled in a nationwide survey just completed, represents a doubling or tripling of a question posed less than five years ago. Moreover, the just-completed polling found if you want to live at least 30 years in retirement, all things considered, you cannot withdraw more than 4 to 6% of your savings.
May 16 2007
Small-Business Employees Want Retirement Plans
Owners of small businesses should offer a retirement plan if they want to recruit and retain good employees, according to a new poll.Fidelity Investments polled 338 workers at businesses with between five and 100 employees.
May 15 2007
Few Private CEOs Know About 2006 Pension Reform Act
Most CEOs of fast-growth private companies, ranging in size from $5 million to $150 million in revenue/sales, say they are not knowledgeable at all about the new Pension Reform Act, according to a recent Trendsetter Barometer survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
May 3 2007
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A Conversation With Barry Goldwater: Are You Recommending Long-Term Care Insurance?
Who is the largest payer of long-term care assistance? It's the general public who fund long-term care from personal savings and through public assistance programs. But the numbers bear out that CPAs and advisors are doing a poor job of referring their clients to asset protection long-term care programs. Why is this?
Apr 19 2007
Community News
BMC Creates Senior Living Consulting Group
Beard Miller Company LLP (bmc), a nationally ranked U.S. Top 40 regional accounting and consulting firm, has announced the creation of its new Senior Living Services Consulting Group. The group, based in our Harrisburg, Pa. office, was formerly a segment of KPMG LLP's national Advisory practice.The Senior Living Services Consulting Group will perform operational assessments, clinical consulting, Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, compliance, and revenue cycle services to senior living providers nationwide.
Apr 13 2007
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Everyday Breakfast
Tuesday-Friday 6:30 am to 2 pm — Saturday 7 am to 2 pm — Sunday 10 am to 2 pm
Basic Breakfast$7.99
Eggs any style, grits or home fries, bacon or sausage, and toast, English muffin or buttermilk biscuit
Biscuit and Sausage Gravy$6.99
Scratch-made biscuit, Cozi Farms sausage, house-made gravy.
Breakfast Burrito$7.99
on flour tortilla with ham, sausage, or bacon, scrambled egg, home fries, salsa, and avocado.
Omelet [GF]2 Eggs: $5.99, 3 Eggs $6.99
Build your own with three of the following ingredients: -ham -bacon -sausage -asparagus -roasted vegetables -red onion -roasted potatoes -bell pepper -caramelized onion -cheddar -provolone -swiss -goat cheese
Breakfast Sandwich
Breakfast meats: Local Sausage Patty, Ham or Bacon
|with one egg and cheese
with meat, egg and cheese
|with one egg and cheese
with one breakfast meat
with meat, egg and cheese
|English Muffin
|with one egg and cheese
with meat, egg and cheese
|Toast (sourdough, rye, or multigrain)
|with one egg and cheese
with meat egg and cheese
Breakfast Sides
Jam available for breads by request. We use all local cage free eggs [CF].
|One C.F. Egg
|Toast (sourdough, rye multigrain)
|Two C.F. Eggs
|Buttermilk Biscuit
|Three C.F. Eggs
|Butter Croissant
|English Muffin
|Local Sausage Patty
|Home Fries
|3 slice bacon
|Gluten Free Toast
|OJ or Local Milk
Weekend Brunch
Saturday & Sunday, 10 – 2, all the everyday choices, plus the following:
Braised brisket with tomato au jus, eggs any-style, home fries, toast.
Eggs Catalan$8.99
Two C.F. eggs over raw milk manchego cheese and an artichoke and pancetta cream sauce—perched atop fresh sourdough toast.
Eggs Parma$8.99
Two C.F. eggs over raw milk manchego cheese and an artichoke and pancetta cream sauce —perched atop fresh sourdough toast.
Shrimp and Grits$11.99
The classic southern dish, with bacon, mushrooms, scallions, garlic, and spice.
Steak and Eggs$14.99
4 oz. steak du jour, C.F. eggs any style, mixed greens, toast, and a side of home fries.
Anytime Savories
Monday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. — Tuesday through Sunday, anytime
Pizzas – 12-inch pies using scratch-made crust and sauce
Hunk of pizza for one$2.99
about 1/4 of a 12″ pie with choice of up to three toppings.
Build your own whole pizza$9.99
Sauce, Cheese and up to three toppings. Each extra topping: $0.50 | Extra cheese $1.00
Choice of the following toppings: Bell Peppers, Onions, Jalapenos, Mushrooms, Banana Peppers, Black Olives, Pepperoni, Sausage, Bacon, Ground Beef.
The Saxy White$11.99
creamy white sauce with leeks and fennel, mozzarella, artichokes, prosciutto, roasted tomatoes.
Roasted Tomato, Basil and Goat Cheese$11.99
with red sauce
Pesto Pizza$11.99
House-made pesto, mozzarella cheese, and toppings of your choice.
The Schmancy$11.99
Fresh tomato, fresh mozzarella, shredded mozzarella, creamy pesto sauce, red onion, bacon
Gluten Free Crust Pizza [GF]$12.99
12″ Glute Free pizza pie with sauce and cheesse, up to three toppings.
For Hunk of pizza (about 1/4 of a 12″ pie) $4.99 | Each additional topping: $0.50
À la Carte Sandwiches
Monday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. — Tuesday through Sunday, anytime
Vegetarian Sandwiches
Tomato, avocado, sprouts, cream cheese, mayo, cucumber, provolone, on multigrain
Hummus Wrap$6.99
Bell pepper, onion, cucumber, tomato, romaine lettuce and hummus in a wrap.
Mozzarella Caprese$6.99
Tomato, fresh basil or pesto (depending upon the season) fresh mozzarella, and house-made balsamic vinaigrette on fresh-baked baguette.
Portabella Wrap$7.99
Portabellas, provolone, caramelized onions, romaine lettuce, lemon-garlic aioli, wrapped.
Roasted Vegetable$7.99
Roasted tomatoes, zucchini, squash, peppers, onions, olive tapenade, spinach and goat cheese on multigrain bread.
Smokey Cheddar Pesto$5.99
Grafton Smoked Cheddar, house-made basil pesto, sourdough, Panini grilled.
For Omnivores
Bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayo, on sourdough.
Chicken Salad on Croissant$7.99
house-made chicken salad with house-roasted picked chicken, lettuce, and tomato, on scratch made croissant.
Thin-sliced pork loin, Black Forest ham, Swiss cheese, thick-cut pickles, and buttery mustard on focaccia, smashed and grilled.
Grilled Chicken$7.99
Sliced grilled chicken, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, and lemon-garlic aioli on focaccia.
The Italian$8.99
Finocchiona salami, ham, prosciutto, provolone, tomato, lettuce, banana peppers, red onion, and balsamic vinaigrette on focaccia.
Rare Roast Beef$8.99
Roast beef with mayo, lettuce, tomato, pickle, onion, banana peppers, and provolone on sourdough.
House corned local brisket, sauerkraut, house-made 1000 Island, and Swiss on rye. (Our corned beef contains no color adding preservatives, and will be brown in color.)
Rib-eye Steak & Cheese$8.99
thin-sliced rib-eye, sautéed mushrooms and onions, provolone, mayo, on foccacia, grilled.
Rib-eye Wrap$8.99
Rib-eye steak and cheese, mushroom, onion, spinach, and chipotle mayo in a wrap.
Tuna Melt on Rye$6.99
open-faced, with house-made tuna salad, tomato, and provolone over rye.
Turkey Avocado$7.99
Turkey, Avocado, lettuce, tomato, and mayo, on multi-grain.
Turkey Club$7.99
Turkey, bacon, cheddar, Dijon mustard, mayonnaise, lettuce, and tomato on sourdough.
Chopped pork on a house brioche bun. House-made slaw available.
Hot Dog$2.99
Hebrew National all-beef dogs, with choice of condiments, slaw, and onion.
Hot Dog with Chili$3.99
Add Chili to our hot dog or order it "All the Way" (mustard, chili, onion, slaw)
Local Hot Dog (it's huge)$4.99
With choice of condiments, slaw, and onion.
Local Hot Dog with Chili$5.99
Add Chili to our local hot dog or order it "All The Way" (mustard, chili, onion, slaw)
Applewood Bacon Blue Cheese Burger$8.99
Beef, applewood bacon, blue cheese, BBQ sauce, mixed greens
Thick local beef patty on scratch made bun with lettuce, tomato and choice of condiments.
Add Onion or Pickle: $0.25, Add Cheddar, Swiss, Provolone or Manchego: $1.00, Add Bacon, or Avocado: $1.50, Add Chili: $2.00.
Order your burger "All The Way" with Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Pickle, Mayo, Mustard, Ketchup: $7.99
Soups, Salads, & Sides
Potato Salad [GF]: $3.50, Home Fries [GF]: $2.00, Duck Fat Fries [GF]: $3.00, House Chili [GF]: $6 cup / $8 bowl
Mixed Greens Salad [GF]Large: $7.99 Side: $3.50
With balsamic vinaigrette, cucumber, tomato, and red onion. Add chicken for $2.00
Caesar Salad [GF]Large: $5.99 Side: $3.50
Lettuce, Parmesan and house lemon herb dressing. Add chicken for $2.00.
Duck Salad [GF]$11.99
Pan-seared duck breast, goat cheese, dried berries, grilled red onion, cucumber, tomato, over mixed greens, with balsamic vinaigrette.
Chicken Avocado Salad [GF]$9.99
Grafton smoked cheddar, house-roasted chicken, tomato, red onion, cucumber, over mixed greens, with herbed ijon vinaigrette.
Steak and Blue Cheese Salad$11.99
with tomato and red onion over mixed greens with blue cheese dressing.
Our dinner menu begs to be visited–our specials chalkboard changes daily and reflects the best of what's fresh. These dishes are always available, having proved themselves among our classic fare.
Local Braised Beef Short Ribs$18.00
over roast garlic mashed potatoes, with braised greens du jour [GF].
Steak du jourpriced by cut and size
with duck fat fried potatoes and sauteed spinach [GF].
Beer Braised Local Pork Carnitas$18.00
with peppers and onions over roast garlic mashed potatoes.
Roasted or Braised ChickenPriced by dish
with sides du jour [GF].
Pan Seared Fish with Risotto and Asparagus [GF]market price
Roast Vegetable Lasagna$12.00
with house ricotta and scratch sauce, and side mixed greens salad [v].
Red Beans and Rice (vegan)$12.00
Find our Specials from 11 - 2:00 and 5:30 - 8:30 every day on our specials board!


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The Tidal Guardian is a Naga unit building that is a tower. It helped both Illidan and Vashj in their efforts. It consists of a pool containing a tube worm. Most of the time the tube worm hides inside the pool, but when enemies are near the serpent emerges and spits lightning bolts at the opponents.
Tidal guardians are great serpents that patrol the waters around Nazjatar.DF 120 Tidal guardians are tube wyrm captured and trained by the naga. They serve the naga as defenders (particularly in Nazjatar), though this strategy is not widespread. Tidal guardians is the term naga used for the trained tube wyrm.DF 207
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Learning Free Motion Quilting with BERNINA!
Free-motion quilting can allow you endless possibilities in adding texture and design to your quilting projects. If you've always wanted to learn how to free-motion quilt but aren't sure where to start, check out all of our BERNINA tips, tutorials, and projects to get you started.
Meet Andrea Davis of Sew-To-Fit
A recent addition to our panel of WeAllSew Experts, Andrea Davis (a.k.a. A.D. Lynn) shares her passion for sewing – and custom pattern fitting – in her Sew-To-Fit blog as she relates the challenges and successes of constructing clothing for herself and others.
WeAllSew For The Holidays: 100+ DIY Sewing Gifts From Fat Quarters
This week we're sharing some of our favorite sewing projects that are quick to stitch together and can be made with just a fat quart of fabric or less!
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460 N. Euclid Ave.
Upland, Ca 91786
(909) 931-4100
Monday - Thursday
8am - 6pm
Stay cool and make a splash with the Upland Recreation Division!!!
Upland Residents Only:
Saturday, May 30, 2015 10:00 a.m.-Noon.
Open Registration:
Saturday, June 6, 2015 10:00 a.m.-Noon.
Classes are two-week sessions. Different levels are scheduled: Me & My Parent, Pre-Beginner, Beginner,Advanced Beginner, Intermediate, and Swimmer.
Week-long Swim Clinics will be offered featuring Adult, Water Polo and Competitive Swim Camps and Clinics.
To view a detailed schedule, please click here.
Come and find a new best friend who is waiting to meet you and is available for adoption from the Upland Animal Shelter. Enjoy entertainment, demonstrations throughout the day, prizes and food vendors. Sponsored by City of Upland Animal Services, the Landecena Family Charitable Foundation and Friends of Upland Animal Shelter. For more information, please contact Upland Animal Services at (909) 931-4185.
Relay For Life is a 24-hour community gathering where everyone can participate in the fight against cancer. Teams of people camp out at a local high school, park or fairground and take turns walking or running around a track or path. Each team is asked to have a representative on the track at all times during the event because cancer never sleeps. Relays are an overnight event, up to 24 hours in length.
Relay For Life brings together millions of people to raise money to help prevent cancer, save lives, and diminish suffering from the disease. While youre raising much needed funds, youll also be raising awareness of cancer prevention, early detection, treatment, and patient support. Relay brings people together from all walks of life with the common goal of eliminating cancer. No matter who you are, theres a place for you at Relay. For more information, please click here.
Proceeds to benefit Inland Valley Recovery Services' programs- healing individuals, family and the community since 1962. For more information, please contact Ellen Davis at (909) 932-1069.
The City of Upland is proud to present its 29th Annual Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular Celebration! This year's celebratory show will feature over 1500 pyrotechnic shells. Tickets will go on sale on June 1 at the City of Upland Recreation Division, the Upland Public Library and Mountain View Chevrolet. $8.00 per person pre-sale and $10.00 per person the day of the event. 2 years and Under: FREE. The ticket booth and admission gates at the stadium will open at 5:30 p.m., with a live performance by Flashover beginning at 6:00 p.m. The Fireworks Sky Concert is scheduled for 9:00 p.m. For sponsorship information, please contact the Recreation Division at (909) 931-4281.
Enjoy a dinner of grilled fish or steak, corn, and one another's company. Proceeds from this event go back to the community. For more information, please contact Michael Stewart at (909) 921-2330.
Honor some special heroes on Upland Day. Along with the parade, high school marching band competition and Business Expo, this year's Community Heroes will celebrate the past, present and future of military service. For Upland Chamber Members interested in participating in the Business Expo, please contact the Upland Chamber of Commerce at (909) 204-4465. For fair information, please click here.
Concert begins at approximately 7:00 p.m. followed by a movie at approximately 8:45 p.m.
Join us for special events and fun for the whole family! Bring a blanket or lounge chair and relax for the evening with friends and family.
For more information, please click here or contact the Upland Recreation Division at (909) 931-4280.
Join us for an in-depth look at Uplands history, downtown businesses and people that define the City of Gracious Living. Tours are approximately two hours and one mile in length over flat surfaces. The tour is free. There is a $5.00 suggested donation for the Cooper Museum. For more information or to confirm walking tour date, please contact (909) 982-8010 or please click here .
Travel with the Upland Chamber of Commerce to Italy, November 2-November 11, 2015 or discover Scotland in April 2016. For more travel information, please contact the Upland Chamber of Commerce at (909) 204-4465. Let's create memories to last a lifetime.
Free monthly seminar series, co-sponsored by the Upland Interfaith Council. Click here for information on each month's topic. This series will break for the winter holidays and return in January 2015.
Join us for food, fun, shopping and music.
For more information, please click here to visit Historic Downtown Upland's website.


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Phone: 325-869-3121
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Deerhoof Hyper-extend Fall Tour, No Actual Deer Harmed
Dear Deerhoof,
On behalf of the PETA organization, I hereby insist that you immediately cease and desist in your senseless, wanton, and ongoing character defamation of one of our most majestic and stately forest-dwelling friends and brothers, the humble Ruminantia Cervidae (that's "deer" to tragically uninformed laypeople such as yourselves).
This animal, one of God's most graceful and unassuming, has already been saddled with the brutal reality of man's careless encroachment into the wild, making him victim to constant automobile onslaughts and yearly Hunting Season massacres in America alone.
And now, your "rock and roll" (whatever that means these days!) band has the audacity to further persecute our noble friend, the deer, by attaching its otherwise pure name to the dissonant, spastic, and noisily-electric music of the devil. Sure, you may try to mask your pro-prog, anti-nature, deer-defaming agenda with clever, non-threatening album titles such as your most recent Friend Opportunity LP (TMT Review), but the facts don't lie. There is nothing friendly about your bizarre, shrill music. I can assure you that you have no friends at PETA.
Do you find it amusing to employ the name of this gentle mammal for your destructive musical ends? Are we to sit idly by while you promote the image of severed deer body parts, laughing all the way to the bank? Well, we at PETA can assure you that this is no laughing matter. Rest assured (especially you, Satomi Matsuzaki) that we will be urging our members and their families to boycott the following fall tourdates:
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% Smoosh
* Release the Bats with The Liars, Black Lips, & Deerhunter
Which reminds me :
Dear Deerhunter...
The Octopus Project Are Far Less Terrifying Than You Might Think, Are Touring
Assumption: The Octopus Project are thusly named because there are four normally limbed members, adding up to a total of eight arms.
Fact: There exists a two-part film, scored entirely by The Octopus Project, wherein a man is actually and accidentally attacked by a shark.
Assumption: The Octopus Project are releasing their new album, Avalanche October 9 through Graveface Records at least in part to atone for any slight involvement they had in the shark attack. Because they are nice.
Fact: The joke about a real life Octopus that is able to play music isn't very good.
Assumption: The Octopus Project throw wonderful parties, inviting Black Moth Super Rainbow (with whom they collaborated on last year's The House of Apples and Eyeballs) and Stereo Total (with whom they are touring much of eastern North America this fall.)
Fact: The Octopus Project should not be confused with The Arcturus Project in spite of the fact that they are both awesome and occasionally even sound similar.
Assumption: These will be fun events:
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Liars To Tour With Interpol; Interpol Surround Themselves With Liars
In an exciting bit of tour news, New York City band Liars are setting out on the road to support both their new, self-titled album (out August 28 on Mute) and their large-and-in-charge Big Apple brethren Interpol on an autumn journey. From the palace known as Madison Square Garden to the plains of Idaho, Liars will play hype-man to the goth-rock circus that is Interpol. Unfortunately, Angus Andrew and the boys aren't the only liars Interpol keep as company. Without further ado, the top 10 lies told in the presence of an Interpol member:
10. "The video for 'The Heinrich Maneuver is so exciting."
9. "So true; her stories ARE boring and stuff."
8. "You don't sound that much like Ian Curtis."
7. "Can you believe it? Three albums in and no one's sick of this yet!"
6. "Hey Paul, you should wait until all of the music dies down to bellow the title line to 'No I In Threesome.' It's a killer."
5. "Two months on tour and those suits still don't smell."
4. "Underage groupie girls usually keep their mouths shut."
3. "Carlos, that mustache is straight-up sexy!"
2. "Sun exposure is overrated anyway."
1. "Cocaine should follow ecstasy like sleep follows masturbation."
I kid, of course. In other Liars news (the band, not the enablers), the Patrick Daughters-directed video for the album's first single "Plaster Casts of Everything" can be seen here and features a cameo from Karen O of Yeah Yeah Yeahs fame.
NBC Saves Me an Hour of Writing Time; Defends Corn Farmers
From NBC/Universal's general counsel in a recent anti-piracy FCC hearing
"Because of our nation's interlocking economy, two-thirds of the lost earnings and lost jobs [due to piracy] are in industries other than motion picture production. For example, in the absence of movie piracy, video retailers would sell and rent more titles. Movie theatres would sell more tickets and popcorn. Corn growers would earn greater profits and buy more farm equipment."
That's the joke.
While Lollapalooza Is Sponsored By The Awesome Folks At AT&T, Other Festivals Who Aren't Sponsored By The Awesome Folks At AT&T, Like The Treasure Island Music Festival, Promote Green Initiatives
Noise Pop and Another Planet Entertainment are presenting the first annual Treasure Island Music Festival this September 15-16. They have a pretty fucking impressive line-up for the first year -- Modest Mouse, M.I.A., Spoon, etc. -- but that's unsurprising since the festival is being put on by the same homies behind the Noise Pop Festival. It'll be the first-ever music festival to occur on Treasure Island, a man-made island which was originally created to be the grounds for the 1939 World's Fair.
The fact that it's on Treasure Island is impressive and all, but what about the acts? The first day, Saturday, will be focusing more on electronic- and dance-oriented acts, whereas Sunday will focus on, well, less electronic- and dance-oriented acts. So how 'bout that lineup?
If that list isn't impressive enough for you, then lemme tell you about some of the green initiatives they're implementing. First off, to minimize the carbon footprint, they're providing school buses that are biodiesel and have 0% carbon emissions for transportation. Also to offset some of the emissions they can't prevent, they'll be purchasing wind energy credits and investing in methane projects through Native Energy. They'll also have tents set up to educate concert goers with simple tips on how to begin "going green" when they get back home. It really is incredible to see some of these festivals really caring about one of the biggest issues on our plates here on Earth, bringing art and activism together; that's how it should go down.
Alright, so you're probably excited for the festival now; you'll get to dance your ass off to some DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist and learn how to unplug your microwave to offset carbon emissions. So, how much is this festival? Well, single-day tickets cost $58.50 and two-day tickets cost $110. Personally, I think that's hella expensive for how small the festival is. However, I'll be honest with you; if I lived near California, I'd go.
For more information on The Treasure Island Music Festival check out their official website.
Rob Marrow, You're Not Invited: Numbers Release New LP, Tour, Spit On Graves
In August, the San Francisco-based combo Numbers (Indra Dunis, Dave Broekema, and Eric Landmark) come roaring back with a new record and a slew (slew > 25) of tourdates. Since Numbers have transcended the silly trapping of the dance-punk phenomenon, the future finds them roaming freely, not trapped in by expectations. The group has a new LP, Now You Are This scheduled to come out in the U.S. August 21 on Kill Rock Stars. It seems that marrying rough and rugged electronics with a skewed pop sound will once again be the band's M.O. This will be their second record for the label, fourth overall; the band's first two LPs were put out by Tigerbeat6.
Instant cliché: When a new record is released, a tour will surely follow. So true. The same week that their record is in stores, the band will embark on a trek across North America. This tour finds the band playing some places you don't find on most underground bands' schedules, including Jamaica Plains and Mexicali, Mexico. Not surprising in this instance, as Numbers have been known to defy expectations a time or two.
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Jens Lekman To Release Disc, Tour; Then Back to Rehab After Cocaine Cop Caper With The Case of the Missing Pantaloons No Refund Hijicks Poopscapade
I know about Americans. Way too much, in fact. George Washington, Mister Rogers, even Lindsay Lohan. Everything. But what about Swedes? They have great healthcare, and ABBA was alright I suppose. But what else? Their public radio seems to be functioning well (I mean, if it plays dudes like Jens Lekman, it can't be half bad, right?). You can tell a lot about a country through its radio. I've seen American Graffiti, so I know that Mexico pirated the airwaves over North America for many a years.
Now, Swedish radio. Do they syndicate the World Cafe with David Dye on every station? Or do Swedes opt for democratic variety? If I was the King of Sweden, we would know what they play and it'd be settled. (Now that you ask, I'd demand a constant loop of the best two hours of radio I've personally ever heard: 30 minutes of a live Elvis Costello concert, 20 minutes of early '90s dance music (Madonna, Ace of Bass, etc.), 40 minutes of David Dye and the World Cafe feat. M. Ward.) In Sweden, someday the government will mandate a station program just that, in perpetuity -- and I can milk free health care while basking alongside the Baltic Sea, Walkman tuned to David Dye.
And somewhere between Lohan, the Kind of Sweden, and an unhealthy obsession with David Dye is Jens Lekman. Swedish, young, beautiful, self-destructively reckless? Perhaps. Public radio savior? Maybe. Vier of affection and disseminator of charm? Possibly. Releaser of Night Falls over Kortedalaand tourer of cities? The world may never know.
New CD takes over Scandinavia, September 5; the rest of the world, October 9:
Two Gallants Plan Summer Tour With Time Set Aside To Recover From Taser Attacks
So Two Gallants walk into this bar, right? The third one ducks. No, come on, but seriously: these Two Gallants walk into a bar, sit down, order a couple drinks, and the bartender -- big guy, by the way, one of those rough n' tumble types, don't ask this guy how his day went, he'll either talk your ear off or bite it off -- so the bartender says to the Two Gallants, he says, "What'll it be?" First Gallant, he's like, "Something hard." Bartender's like, "Something hard?" and the first Gallant, he leans back in his chair and slams his boots up on the bar. "Something hard," he says. So the bartender gets him something hard alright -- he gets him the new Two Gallants EP, The Scenery of Farewell. "How's that for hard," he says, and balances it right on the first Gallant's boot.
So, the second Gallant's gettin' impatient, right? He's like, "I need a drink too, and that's not even a drink. That's our new EP from Saddle Creek, and it came out June 19. You can't drink a CD." So the bartender gets right up in the second Gallant's face, and he says, "I'll bet you $2,000 and the keys to my truck that I could drink your new EP faster than you could drink this bottle of rum." And like that, this bartender pulls out a huge bottle of rum from under the counter.
Second Gallant looks at the first for a second and then turns to the bartender, says, "Well obviously, that would take me forev--" but the bartender was already slamming back The Scenery of Farewell. Everyone else at the bar is looking at these Two Gallants like bartender's outsmarted 'em again, and then they start chanting "Chug! Chug! Chug!" and I swear, the bartender's three-quarters-of-the -way through with this EP, some of it's spilling on the floor, but he's getting most of it, and the bar's going nuts. These Two Gallants can't handle it; they just can't even watch it anymore, so they walk out into a swarm of mutated starving hornets, and they're never heard from again.
And that, Frank, is why your kind isn't welcome at this bar.
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Sea Wolf Preparing To Come Ashore To Support New Album; Nessie, Ogopogo, and Champ Are Pissed!
If history has taught us anything, it is that people will go the extra mile attempting to prove the existence of mythical sea monsters despite conclusive proof to the contrary. Thousands of these legends have been reported throughout time and most have been proven to be hoaxes. But there is still something nagging about the tales. Every dreamer quietly wishes that these mutants actually tread the earth's waters, living a peaceful but lonely life as (probably) the only type of its species to ever subsist.
Imagine if you will one of these creatures -- so mysterious and so camera shy -- taking the reverse-plunge and actually revealing itself, in front of a paying audience and playing awesome music no less! No longer will we have to rely on grainy, doctored photos of our favorite part marine dweller/part rabid fangster Sea Wolf, because he has announced more dates in the U.S. Shows started last week and continue sporadically into November. Fellow leviathans, coelacanths, and krakens are upset. They have been sending e-mails to Sea Wolf like, "don't come 'round here no more for any of that quickie aqua-love, nuh-uh bitch!" and "give me back my lawnmower I lent you... we are no longer friends." Needless to say, it is harsh times being a freak of nature with high hopes of an easy integration into society at large, too. Meanwhile, cryptozoologists are creaming their Dockers at the prospect of finally seeing the once-mythical Sea Wolf on dry land. These hotshots are more rabid than paparazzi, so let us hope "Wolfie" doesn't decide to disappear forever after this foray into the hearts and loins of American landlubbers.
No, there's no real chance Alex Church -- the not-really-mythical Cali song-serpent who goes by the stage name of Sea Wolf -- will disappear too soon. He's just getting started. After killing 'em softly with his talent on the Get To the River Before It Runs Too Low EP that was released earlier this year, Sea Wolf's next release is ready to pop and will be a more lengthy exercise. The Sea Wolf debut album, Leaves in the River, will be out September 25 via the lovelies at Dangerbird Records. Heartfelt balladry, mini-epicness and whatever the hell hacks will throw into inevitably gushing reviews is expected. However you describe it, it works; Sea Wolf can warm up the strictest disparager's black heart over with his wistful choons and chops. As if you won't go to see this fabled beast playing live!
The Cold, The Dead, and the Tracklisting:
1 Leaves in the River
2 Winter Windows
3 Black Dirt
4 The Rose Curtain
5 Middle Distance Runner
6 You're a Wolf
7 Song for the Dead
8 Black Leaf Falls
9 The Cold, the Dark & the Silence
10 Neutral Ground
See Sea Wolf:
07.26.07 - Los Angeles, CA - Hammer Museum
07.29.07 - Salt Lake City, UT - In the Venue *
07.30.07 - Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre *
08.01.07 - Omaha, NE - Slowdown *
08.02.07 - Boulder, CO - R&R Convention CHECK
08.04.07 - Lawrence, KS - Gaslight
08.06.07 - Toledo, OH - Frankie's *
08.07.07 - Cleveland, OH - Agora Ballroom *
08.09.07 - Indianapolis, IN - The Vogue *
08.10.07 - Newport, KY - Southgate House *
08.11.07 - Chicago, IL - Chubas Tavern
08.18.07 - Los Angeles, CA - Sunset Junction
09.13.07 - Santa Barbara, CA - Soho Restaurant and Music Club
10.15.07 - Columbus, OH - The Basement #
10.16.07 - Cincinnati, OH - 20th Century Theatre #
10.17.07 - Louisville, KY - Jim Porter's Good Time #
10.18.07 - Indianapolis, IN - Birdy's #
10.20.07 - Chicago, IL - Schubas #
10.22.07 - St. Louis, MO - Gargoyle Club, Washington University #
10.23.07 - Nashville, TN - Exit In #
10.24.07 - Birmingham, AL - Bottletree #
10.26.07 - St. Petersburg, FL - State Theatre #
10.27.07 - St. Augustine Beach, FL - Café Eleven #
10.29.07 - Athens, GA - 40 Watt Club #
10.30.07 - Asheville, NC - Orange Peel #
10.31.07 - Carrboro, NC - Cats Cradle #
11.01.07 - Charlottesville, VA - Satellite Ballroom #
11.02.07 - Baltimore, MD - The 8 x 10 #
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Simian Mobile Disco Do The Gorilaz Thing And Hide Their Faces As They Tour; Except They've Hired Real Monkeys To Play For Them
Writing really happening dance music is one thing, but getting some prime apes to play your tunes live is another. Everyone knows about those Gorillaz videos with cartoon monkeys, and they were really famous because of them. MTV didn't play those videos non-stop simply because the music was good; they played them because monkeys are fun to watch. James Ellis Ford and James Anthony Shaw have figured out that having monkeys in your band is the secret to success, and now they're taking it one step further.
Scientific evidence reveals that monkeys can already play Nickelback songs and some monkeys can even emulate Chad Kroeger's voice pretty well. So, why can't they be injected with steroids and other vitamins to be able to mix some of the ridiculous beats Simian Mobile Disco are dropping? Well they can, and this Fall they will. Here are some quotes I've been able to dig up on the subject:
"Yeah, we've been experimenting with monkeys, kind of like what the Wicked Witch of the West did in the Wizard of Oz, except we don't want our monkeys to have wings, we want them to have rhythm." -James Ellis Ford
"Most people think it's unethical to do this to the monkeys, but if monkeys are so similar to humans like all those scientists say, then isn't it apparent that their goal in life would be to reach rock stardom?" -James Anthony Shaw
"Our new album focuses on the ethical treatment of monkeys; we believe that we can coexist together in a world full of good music and simian peace." -Chad Kroeger
Obviously the views of "some" people are slightly varied, but James and James seem like caring human beings, and using monkeys to play your set while you sit backstage and pop ex with some groupies isn't really so bad. In fact, it's smart.
See the Simian Mobile Disco monkeys spin some crazy shit at these fine establishments:


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Arts In Context Shorts: Motor Canvas
At Austin Speed Shop, rusty frames and stock vehicles are canvases for a unique group of artists. Through the collaborative vision and skill of the Austin Speed Shop crew, these canvases are painstakingly transformed into interactive works of art. Founded in 2005 by John Joyoprayitno (a biotech engineer), Dr. Dan Peterson (a neurosurgeon), and Cory Moore (a music manager), Austin Speed Shop is dedicated to restoring custom American cars and trucks from the 1920s through the early 1960s. In order to bring the beauty of the hot rod tradition of the past to the present day, each stock vehicle is completely dismantled and then fully restored. The final result is a work of automotive art that has been hand built with custom metal work, parts, paint, and interiors.
If you want to see some of Austin Speed Shop's work on display, stop by the 14th Annual Lonestar Round Up, taking place April 17th-18th at the Travis County Expo Center. The Speed Shop will be hosting an open house at their location (3507 Chapman Ln) the night of April 17th from 6-10 pm, followed by a party for registered Round Up attendees the next evening from 7pm till midnight. Tickets are $15 for the two-day event and free fro children under 12.
Arts In Context Shorts: Life Form Art
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American Graduate Champion: Joshua Moreno
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This month, Arts In Context Shorts profiles a musician who is creating her own style. Gina Chavez is exactly who she is supposed to be. This award-winning Austin musician uses her multi-ethnic roots to create her own sound. Influenced by the music she heard and the people she met while traveling through Central and South America, Chavez delves into cumbia, bossa nova, vintage pop, reggaeton and folk. Singing in both English and Spanish, her contagious love of life shines through in her unique fusion of musical styles.