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On Tap Today: Kendrick Lamar, Mary Nohl and fresh food
Some things are easy to take for granted, like our health, the food on our plates and farmers in Wisconsin. One way to be mindful of all of these things simultaneously is to meet some growers face-to-face and buy some locally grown food at one of the many farmers markets in the area. If you're hoping to visit one today, there's this one and this one and this one and this one.
Kendrick Lamar has been called one of the more exciting hip-hop artists on stage today. Lamar is headlining tonight at Summerfest. Here's the exhaustive rundown for what's on Summerfest's stages today. Or, if you want the trimmed down, knowing list of best bets, we've got that, too.
Tina and Carson Kugler, Milwaukee natives, will be at the Shorewood Public Library, 3920 N. Murray Ave., at 3 p.m. for an event including a presentation, an art project and a signing of their book, "In Mary's Place," a terrific children's book about the independent Fox Point artist Mary Nohl.
Enjoy the day.
On Tap Today: Summerfest returns with Linkin Park, Lecrae and more
After a much-needed day of rest, Summerfest returns Tuesday with Linkin Park in the Marcus Amphitheater, gypsy punk band Gogol Bordello at the BMO Harris Pavilion, and Christian crossover rapper Lecrae at the Harley-Davidson Roadhouse, among other headliners.
On Tap Today: An athletic barbecue, theater previews and a free movie
Good morning. Have you made your plan for today?
There is no Summerfest today but that doesn't mean you can't find something else to do with the day.
For instance, enjoy the Marquette Athletics Backyard BBQ. It's a chance to meet coaches, staff and student athletes and it's held from 5 to 8 p.m. rain or shine. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Starting the weekend with Summerfest, a classic car show or a beach party
Ahem. It's the first Friday of Summerfest. Let the weekend begin.
So yes. See Keith Urban or the Punch Brothers or Hayward Williams. And maybe stop for a bite to eat while you're there.
There's more going on. We promise. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Day two of Summerfest
Happy day two of Summerfest. Did you go yesterday? Maybe your photos showed up here.
Tonight, Kings of Leon with KONGOS are at the Marcus Amphitheater at 7:30, and the X Ambassadors — one of music writer Piet Levy's 33 can't-miss acts — play the U.S. Cellular Connection stage at 6:45.
Emerging bands also go head-to-head in the Land the Big Gig talent competition at 5 p.m. at the Briggs & Stratton Big Backyard. Alternative rocker Andrew McMahon will serve as judge, then headlines the U.S. Cellular stage with his band, Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, at 10 p.m.
If you don't have tickets, you can still win them here. We're also giving away pairs of tickets to select Marcus Amphitheater shows.
Ever wonder what goes into the madness of covering Summerfest? Stop by the Tap Milwaukee booth by the Briggs & Stratton Big Backyard between 4 and 5 p.m. today to meet our music writer, Piet Levy.
If the Big Gig isn't your thing, no sweat. Milwaukee doesn't completely shut down for the festival. Here's more to do today:
Watch the Brewers play the Mets at Miller Park. First pitch is 1:10 p.m.
Paddle around Mauthe Lake and the Milwaukee River. Canoes and basic instruction will be provided. Call (920) 533-8322 to register.
Pair bourbon with a band at the Rumpus Room. Country band Doghouse Flowers will play during the three-course pairing dinner. Tickets are $55.
Watch a free concert outside. There's Jazz in the Park at Cathedral Square, Concerts in the Gardens at Boerner Botanical Gardens and more.
On Tap Today: Hello Summerfest
Let's see, what's going on today? It seems like there's something big. Some kind of gig.
Ah yes, it's that annual tradition of dancing on bleachers, eating food on a stick and watching fireworks over a Great Lake. Summerfest gets its official start today. If you want a recap of last night's kick-off concert with the Rolling Stones, a fix on the Big Gig's schedule, a sense of when the fireworks get started or the lowdown on beer trends this year, we've got one page with the most comprehensive coverage you can imagine.
Do make note. Our Summerfest page can be found at www.jsonline.com/summerfest.
Headlining tonight is Florida Georgia Line. A little later, it's about the lady lungs. Mavis Staples, the 75-year-old R&B and gospel singer and Sheryl Crow will belt it out on their respective stages starting around 10 p.m.
Everything else is going to pale in comparison today. But for those who care to venture elsewhere, here are a few options.
An exhibit celebrating the art and impact of Willie G. Davidson at Harley-Davidson is up at the Harley-Davidson Museum. "Willie G." as he's sometimes called, has been the chief styling officer for the motorcycle company that bears his family name. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: The Rolling Stones Kick off Summerfest
First there were whispers. Then a billboard campaign. Then silence. Then another billboard campaign. Then an official announcement, and months of anticipation, all building up to this. Find out about the week's must-see shows, concert tickets and more in the new newsletter "Piet Levy's Music Picks." Subscribe at jsonline.com/newsletters. Piet talks about concerts, local music and more on "TAP'd In" with Jordan Lee, 8 a.m. Thursdays on WYMS-FM (88.9).
The Rolling Stones. Marcus Amphitheater. Tonight.
Tonight's Stones' show, the first in Milwaukee in 10 years, marks the official kickoff for Summerfest. The Marcus, with about a 25,000-person capacity, is also by far the most intimate venue on the band's 15-date "Zip Code" North American stadium tour this summer. Every ticket to the Marcus show was gone within seven minutes after they went on sale.
You can still find tickets over at StubHub. And tickets not only get you into the 7:30 p.m. show, with opening act Buddy Guy, but to a pre-show party on the Summerfest grounds. That starts at 5 p.m., with bands playing on the Briggs & Stratton Big Backyard and JoJo's Martini Lounge stages.
Or you can relive the Stones' 10 previous Wisconsin shows, via archival photos and excerpts from articles and reviews. Fun fact: a front row seat to see the band in 1964 cost just $5.50. Another fun fact: Critics in town trashed that first show, with one reporter claiming Keith Richards looked like he "ate castor oil for supper."
And of course, we'll have extensive Stones coverage at jsonline.com/summerfest. Keep an eye out for pictures, videos, review, the works. And be sure to check back with us after the Stones show for photos, reviews, exclusive videos and much more extensive Summerfest coverage.
Find out about the week's must-see shows, concert tickets and more in the new newsletter "Piet Levy's Music Picks." Subscribe at jsonline.com/newsletters.
Piet talks about concerts, local music and more on "TAP'd In" with Jordan Lee, 8 a.m. Thursdays on WYMS-FM (88.9).
On Tap Today: Lego roadshow, a baseball exhibit and a courtyard concert
Sure it's Monday. But it's also the week that Summerfest begins.
That's your reward right there.
In the meantime, take advantage of the day with these events: »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: New movies and a trio of festivals usher in the weekend
Nice of you to show up, Friday.
Looks like you brought enough events and activities for everyone.
Milwaukee Public Museum hosts "Museum Overnights" for parents and kids starting at 6 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Tour of America's Dairyland, free music, beer and ice cream
Ladies and gentlemen, start your pedals.
The Tour of America's Dairyland kicks off today with its first criterium in Shorewood. The race gets going at 4:15 p.m. and will follow a route along Oakland Ave., E. Wood Place, N. Maryland Ave. and E. Kensington Blvd. Stop by the Kensington Square Block Party at Oakland and Kensington from 4 to 9 p.m. for food and drinks while watching the action.
For excitement on water, head to Lake Country for a free water ski show on Pewaukee Lake. The show starts at 6:45 p.m. at Lakefront Park downtown. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Night Market, River Rhythms, Translator
It's time for the Newaukee Night Markets to rev back up for the summer. The first monthly, open-air fete of the year takes place on W. Wisconsin Ave., between 2nd and 4th streets from 5 to 10 p.m. The event features all the ingredients for a beautiful summer evening downtown: art vendors, food trucks, performances and a beer garden, among other things. The Wisconsin Humane Society will be there with their "Puppy Pit," and True Skool will DJ.
A short walk from the night market, River Rhythms, the free, outdoor concert series will be offering up Uprising, the Pop/Rock band. That takes place on the river, of course, in Pere Marquette Park, 950 N. Old World Third St.
Photographer Eddee Daniel will be joined by other experts tonight for a discussion about the Menomonee Valley. Daniel spent a year in the former industrial corridor as an artist in resident. The conversation happens at Walker's Point Center for the Arts, 839 S. 5th St., at 6 p.m. An exhibition of his photographs hang on the wall there.
And, as always, do pop by our arts and books editor's blog, Recommended Reading, for a weekly discussion of John Updike and his stories.
That's a bit of what's going on in our city today, dear readers. Enjoy the day.
On Tap Today: Suuns and Jerusalem in My Heart at Cactus Club
It was years in the making, but Montreal art punk band Suuns, and fellow Montreal act Jerusalem in My Heart (the name of Radwan Ghazi Moumneh's Arabic-music-infused electronic project) blended their styles on a self-titled joint album, released in April.
And now the super group of sorts is celebrating a victory lap of sorts with a summer tour, including a show tonight at Cactus Club. Be sure to get there early for a relatively rare performance with Testa Rosa, whose dreamy "Testa Rosa II" was my favorite Milwaukee album of 2011.
Tickets for tonight's 9 p.m. show are $10.
On Tap Today: Hayden, Discovery World, Generation Gap and Willie G. Davidson
Alright it was a fun weekend, but now it's time to relax.
Sip some coffee and take a breather as Hayden rocks you with his melencholy folky melodies at Anodyne Roasting Coffee Co.
Need a break from your little angels? Discovery World starts its summer camp for kids from third through eighth grade today. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Polish Fest, Hart Fest and 'Jurassic World' opens
It's Friday. That calls for a polka.
It calls for Polish Fest, which opens today on the Summerfest grounds.
Then again, it is festival season in Milwaukee so there's also Hart Fest tonight at Hart Park in Wauwatosa. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Free music outside, beer and grilled cheese, Brewers
But oh, oh those summer nights. They're pretty great, aren't they? The hardest thing is choosing what to do. Here are a few options.
Free music outside: Rebel Grace plays at at the Boerner Botanical Gardens from 6:30 to 8:30 and the Eddie Butts Band is at Gordon Park from 6:30 to 8:30. Jazz in the Park has been canceled tonight. Find more options here.
Music and comedy inside: Red Wanting Blue performs at Shank Hall at 8 p.m; tickets are $15. Kyle Dunnigan, a former writer on Comedy Central's "Inside Amy Schumer," is at Turner Hall at 8 p.m. Tickets for that are $15. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: Catfish & the Bottlemen, Concert in the Park, Cooking & Cocktails
I can't be the only person looking to dance on a Wednesday night.
Get your groove on with European band Catfish & the Bottlemen. The group is in town to jam in the Rave tonight at eight.
Would you rather go to a free concert? Today we welcome back Lindenhurst Concert in the Park with some country. Mason Rivers is taking the stage at 6:30 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Richard Thompson at the Pabst Theater
Any time esteemed songwriter and guitarist Richard Thompson comes to town is a welcome occasion...but he does come to town pretty often. So if you've been waiting for the right occasion to see him again, tonight is the night. Thompson's Electric Trio should give concertgoers a sneak peek of Thompson's next album "Still," produced by none other than Wilco singer-songwriter Jeff Tweedy. It's currently streaming on npr.org and will officially be out June 23rd.
Tickets for the 8 p.m. show at the Pabst Theater are $35, available at the box office (144 E. Wells St.), the Riverside Theater box office (116 W. Wisconsin Ave.), by calling (414) 286-3663 or visiting pabsttheater.org.
On Tap Today: Dining discounts and a free concert to extend that weekend feeling
Yup, that was the weekend.
It doesn't have to end, in fact. Here are a few ways to extend that celebratory feeling.
It's still Downtown Dining week. No need to put a dent in the budget for a three-course meal. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: John Mellencamp, Pridefest and movies to see
You've made it through another week. That's reason enough to celebrate.
John Mellencamp can help. The Indiana rocker plays the Riverside Theater tonight. Consider it a preview of more great concerts to come this summer.
Pridefest kicks off the summer festival season and includes a lineup of live music and some fireworks. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Downtown Dining Week, Jazz in the Park, free museum admission
Hey, summer: Thanks for filling our schedules and our stomachs.
Downtown Dining Week kicks off today, with 46 restaurants around town offering three-course lunches and/or dinners for $12.50 and $25 or $35. If you don't have reservations, you probably should make some.
Get to Cathedral Square early tonight for the kickoff of the popular Jazz in the Park free music series. Happy hour starts at 5 p.m.; music from Christopher's Project begins at 6. »Read Full Blog Post


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Demagogue In Chief Slams Corp. Jets After Spending Stimulus Money on Them?
In his Wednesday presser on the state of the economy President Obama several times attacked those evil rich folks flying about in corporate jets saying that the filthy rich could "afford" higher taxes. But while he spent so much time slamming corporate jets today, back in 2009 the president was pushing a stimulus bill that included tax breaks to corporate jets.
In February of 2009, the stimulus package that Obama pushed heavily as the only way to "save" the country included a provision that, as the Associated Press then reported, "sharply reduces the up front tax bill for companies who buy assets like business planes."
So, once again we have this president talking out of both sides of his mouth. Back in 2009 we needed a stimulus package that included big tax breaks to corporate jet owners, yet today those corporate jet owners are eeeevil for not paying enough taxes.
Again Obama reveals his capriciousness. No wonder the economy can't revive with so much Obama-caused uncertainty abounding out there!
The fact is, we could engage in outright confiscation of every penny in the hands of "the rich" and that would not close the over $1 trillion debt that Obama's spending increases have caused.
Obama is the worst demagogue we've had in the office of the president since Franklin Roosevelt, a man who also severely attacked the evil rich at every turn. And, as a reminder, FDR's actions lengthened The Great Depression by years. Like FDR's economic failures this president has nothing to offer the nation but class warfare.
Just a few of the class warfare remarks that the president uttered today show his complete lack of any actual solutions. For instance, Obama told the nation today that because some people are rich, why, that must mean that some poor kid won't be able to get an education. This is absurd. Wealth is not a zero sum game. That one person has money does NOT mean that someone else cannot have it. Obama also lamented about how bad the economy is on one hand yet on the other hand he kept slamming "record profits" and targeted them for confiscation. If the economy is so bad, how can Obama justify taking away what profits there are out there?
For the last four years (including the time during his initial campaign for president) Obama has been pushing tax hikes. He only relented for a short time in 2010 when he finally agreed that the Bush tax cuts should stay in place because the economy could not take tax hikes then. The whole time the bulk of the American people have stood against tax hikes, yet Obama has consistently opposed the people on this issue.
The problem in Washington D.C. is not a low level of tax receipts. It's a spending problem, not a taxing problem. Tax hikes will do nothing but cause a worse slump in our economy. Major cuts must be made. Only spending cuts can fix this mess.
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In the middle of Lula's unprecedented term, a mayoral vote has taken on the appearance of a federal election, not just a state one, and a crucial test of his governance so far.
But according to opinion polls, the ruling Workers' Party candidate and incumbent Marta Suplicy is set to lose to Jose Serra of the Brazilian Social Democrat Party in the key mayoral election in Sao Paulo, where a quarter of the electorate live.
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If Suplicy were to be defeated it would be a significant setback to Lula's declared hopes of being re-elected president in 2006.
President Lula's political future hinges on Sao Paulo's resultThe final mayoral vote will take place on October 31 and the results known in minutes thanks to Brazil's electronic voting system.
President Lula's political future hinges on Sao Paulo's result
The usually reliable opinion polls put Serra between 10% and 14% ahead.
But Suplicy is fighting hard.
In her tenure she has cut the cost of urban travel - essential in a city of nearly 20 million - with an innovative and effective one-ticket scheme to allow passengers to pay once for as many bus trips as they like in any two-hour slot.
For many, that could amount to savings equivalent to their monthly grocery bill.
It is a relatively small but significant step for millions of the urban poor who survive on less than a dollar a day in a country infamous for inequality and corruption in high office.
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By tackling and breaking the city's bus mafia, Suplicy says she was subjected to various death threats. It is the message her image-makers are driving at with the billboard slogan "A Woman of Courage".
And image is all-important in a country that has a small newspaper-reading culture and low literacy rates.
"You need to understand that I am not God, I am just one person. I have worked hard and will continue to work hard to enlarge my projects because it is not easy to create and implement them"
Sao Paulo mayor Marta SuplicyElections are largely played out on television that, by law, dedicates a peak-time "electoral hour" every night for months before the vote.
"You need to understand that I am not God, I am just one person. I have worked hard and will continue to work hard to enlarge my projects because it is not easy to create and implement them"
Sao Paulo mayor Marta Suplicy
Serra's campaign managers have chosen "now it's Serra", a poke-in-the-eye for Lula who used "now it's Lula" as his successful campaign slogan two years earlier.
He was the government candidate Lula defeated in the 2002 presidential election.
Serra was the internationally celebrated health minister in the previous administration who broke convention and licensed generic medicines to combat HIV which were on average 40% cheaper than those sold by multinational pharmaceutical companies.
It is a model since copied globally. He also banned TV cigarette advertising. The battleground that Serra is certain to win on is health.
Bland v blonde
But where he is regarded as a bland man-in-a-suit, blonde-haired red-suited Suplicy has sparkle and a past TV career as a sexologist.
Her daily election promotion includes eulogies from various rappers, singers, club owners and stylists.
"She is conscientious and very elegant," says singer Paulo Lima. "She understands that fashion is culture and this can only bring benefits," stylist Alexandre Herchcovitch chimes in.
Former sexologist Suplicy's (L) fortunes are closely tied to Lula
Former sexologist Suplicy's (L) fortunes are closely tied to Lula
But the mayor recently lost her image guru - Brazil's top PR agent - and that is not helpful to her campaign.
Duda Mendonca, the publicist credited with winning the election for Lula at his forth attempt, was arrested for taking part in an illegal cock-fight last week on 21 October.
Mendonca is the most powerful image-maker in Latin America and had also brought Argentina's Carlos Menem back to power in the mid-90s.
"The whole of Brazil knows that this is my hobby," said an unrepentant Mendonca, but he was promptly suspended from Suplicy's campaign.
Bus battle
Back in the real world and in the battle of the buses, Serra is proposing to steal Suplicy's thunder - and idea - and expand the one-ticket scheme to the whole state.
"I have an eye on the future and not on short-term political factors"Mayoral candidate Jose Serra"The population needs to move more rapidly in the whole state. Because of this I have an eye on the future and not on short-term political factors, " he said.
"I have an eye on the future and not on short-term political factors"Mayoral candidate Jose Serra
In her latest rally, Suplicy told the voters: "You need to understand that I am not God, I am just one person. I have worked hard and will continue to work hard to enlarge my projects because it is not easy to create and implement them, like the one ticket."
President Lula is keeping an arm's length from the contest after being fined $17,000 for breaking electoral law and pitching for Suplicy during the opening of a new motorway - Brazilian law forbids presidents using government projects for political ends.But his future could depend on the result. It will either indicate that he is on the road to serve until 2010 or that Brazil's first left administration could be strangled at birth within the next two years.
Source: Aljazeera
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