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by Brian Baker
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MPMF.12 Day 1: Sky is Dry, Beer is Wet, Music is Fantastic
The first night of MidPoint almost looked like it would be a typical rain-soaked affair, but the clouds relented and the festival's kick-off was gorgeous and every bit as big as promised. My first stop on the musical pub crawl that is MidPoint was not a band but a party...well, the whole bloody thing is a party, but this was an actual event thrown by the towering presence known as Brian Kitzmiller to celebrate the one year anniversary of his marketing company, Reveal Concepts. En route to Japp's, I ran into bassist to the stars Sammy Wulfeck and guitarist/keyboardist extraordinaire Brandon Losacker, who were jimmying their bank accounts at an ATM for a little walking around green. Sammy dropped two bombshells; he's going to be a father in less than two months, and Ric Hickey has returned from his soul-searching California sojourn. Birth and rebirth. I love synergy.Brian's party was a blast (any party with free OTRs is bound to be), populated by a wide variety of great people (detailed later), with incomparable Rock and Soul sides providing a brilliant soundtrack courtesy of DJ Bryan Dilsizian, the hardest rocking platter daddy in town. Now that's a party.I had intended to make my way to Grammer's for Dressy Bessy but I was making rather merry at Japp's and, to quote the legendary Shel Silverstein, I got stoned and I missed it. So I headed over to Mr. Pitiful's for my first band of the evening, the Demos out of Rochester, New York. Head honcho/zen master Mike Breen yardsticked these guys against the likes of Wondermints, the Shins and Big Star, and I would be inclined to agree; the sextet's facility for melancholy Pop melodicism, hooky jangle and stellar vocal harmonies is the equal to any of those lofty references. Naturally enough, in the live setting, some of the Pop subtlety of The Demos' debut full length, last year's Lovely, is jettisoned in favor of a more bracing sonic presentation, like the amped up Strokes-like storm kicked up on "Nervous." This was The Demos' Cincinnati debut, and they seemed to be enjoying themselves as much as they were being enjoyed, hopefully a sign that they'll be coming back our way soon.After a stop at Mr. Hanton's for the most delicious hot dog on the planet (no snouts, hooves or ass jelly in these bad boys...it's a meal on a bun), and a quick chat with MidPoint co-architect/bon vivant Sean Rhiney, my intention was to head down to the Blue Wisp to catch Black Taxi (which I heard was incredible) but, having gotten little sleep the night before, decided to conserve energy and drop in at the Main Event to catch Saturn Batteries and stick around for Sohio, one of my longtime local faves. Saturn Batteries is the brainchild of Brad Gibson, who's done bass stints in Walk the Moon, Young Heirlooms and Charlie Hustle, and is now trying his hand in the frontman role. If last night's performance is the standard, Gibson should have made the leap a long time ago; Saturn Batteries taps into classic melodic Beatlesque Pop with a sugary Pixies icing, resulting in a sonic confection that is powerfully energetic without being jittery or pointlessly arty. The quartet churned out a good set and provided plenty of evidence that time and fine tuning could gain them a large and loyal following, locally and well beyond.Next up at the Main Event was Sohio, a band whose studio efforts I've reviewed positively and often but have somehow managed to miss consistently in a live context. Sporting a new bass player, Sohio tore shit up good and proper and proved why they've been a fixture at MidPoint for a good many years. It's a rare band that can direct traffic at the intersection of Americana, Rock both rootsy and garagey, Blues, Punk, Pop and Country without having an eight-genre pile-up. Sohio is that rare band, deftly balancing the noise that rattles rafters and the subtlety that breaks hearts. Their relative obscurity may be a product of their own design, but Sohio can and should be the next big thing.I ducked out of Sohio's gig a little early to hit Below Zero for a taste of the Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt, but the duo was still setting up when I arrived, so I witnessed a good deal more than I anticipated. TPDR is a wild rhythm ride, a gene splice of They Might Be Giants and Ween that's been mutated into an Indie Rock mash-up of American Bandstand and Burning Man. The music is performed by a rotating cast of characters and programmed by Neil Fridd, and with the music safely stored on a hard drive, Fridd and his lovely partner (presumably Haley Riddering, but that's a guess based on limited research done on deadline) are free to roam the crowd, form a conga line, fall into a suggestive pile on the dance floor, snake string lights into the pogoing audience and deploy a giant gray parachute for everyone to dance under like a silky umbrella. TPDR is a glittery interactive Indie Rock dance slam and if they should venture away from the Brooklyn, New York base and into our cozy confines again in the near or distant future, you would be well advised to get in line.After TPDR, I headed back to the Main Event for the finish of Jody Stapleton and the Generals' set. Sparrow Bellows big bass master Sammy Wulfeck is providing the pulse for the Generals these days, and the Black Owls' Brandon Losacker is doing double duty on guitar and keys so I was curious to hear this new iteration of Jody's sound. I was always a fan of the Stapletons back in the day, and the Generals are yet another fine example of Jody's consummate ability to translate influence and inspiration into his own singular sound. The Generals' frame of reference is the sunny Pop of '70s AM radio and the roar of Classic Rock, dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century. Jody's hushed singer/songwriter vocals are a subtle counterpoint to the frenzy kicked up by Sammy, Brandon and drummer Nick Mavridoglou (spell check is obviously doing me no good here), kind of like Ray Davies recording a tribute to Wilco's Summerteeth.Finally, it was time for the last show of the first night of the 11th edition of MidPoint (that sounded a little more biblical than I'd intended), which for me was the inspired garage tumult of Nashville's Turbo Fruits. From the opening stomp to the last ringing chord, Turbo Fruits (at one time, a side project for the late, lamented Be Your Own Pet) were alternately mesmerizing and pulverizing, whipping the assembled multitude at the Drinkery into a writhing mass of humanity, baptized in sweat, sanctified by volume and praising the gods of Rock for allowing them access to the forbidden Turbo Fruits. At one point, frontman Jonas Stein gave a mighty Rock kick move and lost his shoe in the crowd, which someone was kind enough to return to the stage. Stein thanked the shoe samaritan verily, because, as he noted, he'd only brought two shoes with him. It was unclear whether he meant two pairs of shoes or just two shoes, but his gratitude was commensurate with that of a guy who was looking at going barefoot for the remainder of the tour. At any rate, Turbo Fruits kept their feet (with or without shoes) firmly on the necks of the MidPoint crowd for the duration of their hour-plus set, leaving everyone wanting for more at the conclusion and perfectly teeing up expectations for Friday night.MidPoint 2012 Thursday Night Notes:• Brian Kitzmiller's one-year soiree for his new marketing outfit, Reveal Concepts, was, as noted, a blast. Mere moments after hearing Sammy's news about Ric Hickey's triumphant return, I walked into Japp's and was greeted by the prodigal son himself. His relocation to California was a journey of self-discovery, an attempt to reconcile his past, present and future and come to grips with what he truly wants and how to get it. Sometimes you have to go a long way from home to realize what home means. And for Ric, this is home. Welcome back, old friend.• Also was introduced to longtime photographer and soundman Chuck Madden, a guy that I saw running the board at every Raisins show I ever attended but never actually met. We traded a few stories over Brian's free OTRs, and he gave me his card; I hope that we can trade more stories and quaff more brewage in the very near future.• I ran into the Generals' Brandon Losacker and Nick Mavridoglou at the Demos' show, which they were digging but Mr. Pitiful's $7.50 Jack and Coke sent them down to MOTR for the Filament. On my way out, I spotted Magnolia Mountain's Mark Utley at the bar, who was anticipating the Space Capone show at the Blue Wisp.• Ran into my Kroger pal and Faint Signal keyboardist/guitarist Paul Roberts on my way to the Midway. If you lament the days when bands like Rush, Pink Floyd, King Crimson and Yes were relevant, you owe it to yourself to check out the band's self-titled debut. They've got a serious Prog vibe, but not in a wizardy, disappear-up-their-own-ass way.• As previously noted, just before hitting Mr. Hanton's for another brilliant hot dog (they call them handwiches, I call them awesome), I crossed paths with Sean Rhiney at the Midway. His lovely friend Susan offered to buy me a beer, but Sean wound up paying for the trio of Goose Islands and I got the tip. Susan observed that it must be her feminine wiles, to which I responded, "I wish I had boobs. Wait, I do. I just don't know how to work them." Perhaps having another beer at this point was not a sound idea. At any rate, we had a nice chat about the old days (Susan could actually claim some ownership in MidPoint; she was dating Bill Donabedian and introduced him to Sean, and the rest is history) and the new days and kids (Susan was trying to recruit Sean into the wild world of parenting; he didn't seem to be drinking the Kool-Aid), then we hit the night in opposing directions.• Sohio's Mark Houk bought me not one but two beers at the Main Event. I believed him to be a prince among men, but a two beer evening is proof beyond proof. I raise my hangover cure to you, my friend.• No Matthew Fenton sightings on the first night. I tried to e-mail him this week but the message bounced. And I saw his name on the Twitter feed at Below Zero, but it wound up being a message from last year. Classic tweets from MidPoints past? As Mike Breen noted, that is retro at its most contemporary.• Had a long talk with Sammy Wulfeck about the trials and tribulations of parenting. There is nothing more rewarding or more likely to make you want to stick your hand in the garbage disposal than having children. You can't intellectualize it, you just jump. No one is ever ready to have kids. You can't get old enough to be ready. You just do it. And it's great, and it's not, which is a capsule description of life. Sammy assured me he'd give me a call if he needed any advice … I fully expect the phone to ring right after they cut the cord.• As I was walking by the line to get into the Dirty Projectors, I heard what appeared to be an able-bodied Indie Rock man say to his companions, "There's going to be chairs in there, right?" Really? (In fact, they did.) Look, if you've got some physical disability not plainly apparent to the naked (or beer-clouded) eye, then by all means chair up. But you looked hale and hearty to me, so come on, dude, I'm 55 and I manage to stand my fat ass up for about 75% of the MidPoint experience. When I told this story later to CityBeat publisher Dan Bockrath, he smartassedly noted that I was seated while telling this tale. It's not nice to pimp slap your elders, Dan. It is nice to buy them a beer … I'll see you tonight.• Ran into Mike Breen, Fairmount Girl/Culture Queer's amazing Dana Hamblen, former Mad Anthony bassist Dave Markey and MA's inimitable Ringo Jones at the Drinkery. Ringo, as he is want to do, put an enormous beer in my hand, which ultimately led me to regale Mike with the strange circumstances of my bygone days of chemical ingestion. He wisely slipped away when I went to the bathroom. That or I hallucinated him into being there in the first place. I'm never quite sure, and it's happened before.
by Mike Breen
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MPMF.12 Day 1: Kick-Off Run Back For Touchdown
Opening night of the MidPoint Music Festial makes for best Thursday yet
Night 1 of the 2012 MidPoint Music Festival is in the books, a fantastic Thursday that has to be by far the best attended, best booked Thursday in the festival's 11-year history. It was a rockin' night, and also a weird one. In a good way. I caught great sets by some top-notch Rock & Roll bands, like the excellently named Shark? — which the singer/guitarist kept alternately calling "Shark?" (as a question) and SharkWithAQuestionMark. It's the sound of a great Rock band raised on equal doses of Black Flag and The Beach Boys. I can't take credit for that wise observation — the singer/guitarist's ax had a Black Flag "four bars logo" sticker doctored to read "Beach Boys." I think. My eyes are shot. It could have said Bleck Flog. And I don't know who that is. Great songs, '90s Indie guitars-meets-the-Ramones-grind-and-shine, all peppered with some great low-key humor. Deadpan Alley Indie Rock Punk Pop? Definitely a strong if fairly under-attended set at Cincinnati Club's basement venue. It was early. Still, by this point, I'd been going for about four hours, catching a nice opening performance on the Washington Park stage by Bonesetters, whose music fits perfectly between Pomegranates and Andrew Bird — which works out great because they performed on the same lineup as Cincinnati's Poms and genuine "Indie Star" Andrew Bird. The Washington Park stage was one of the best aesthetically. The back drop of Music Hall right behind the big MPMF-trucked-in stage was majestic. The buildings and rich surroundings of Over-the-Rhine made the whole scene perfect — I especially dug the helix stage props hovering above the performers from the stage-top, which lit up as the sun dropped and provided a great visual with the giant glowing Music Hall art-glass window right behind it like the moon looking on in approval. Bird drew a solid crow to the Washington Park field, some hypnotized by his unique and diverse sound — he had a band but sometimes it seemed like Bird was multi-tasking his brains out, playing violin, singing, playing with effects, hitting the xylophone, whistling like a Classically-trained bird, crooning all charming-like. It was lilting and mesmerizing at times, but there was also about 75% of the crowd that decided to talk throughout Bird's entire set. I guess it's somewhat fair — they were just multi-tasking, too. But this was slightly annoying because, although Bird's music rises to an Indie Pop strut at times, mostly his music is about spaciousness — sparse percussion, airy violin, ethereally noisy guitar cloud-bursts, pure Americana moments, those whistles and that swoony croon. I got a great dose of classic "Indie Rock" from a pair of groups that were playing the local original music scene before "Indie Rock" ever entered our lexicon. Filament opened up festivities at MOTR Pub and sounded amazing — not just like the members hadn't stopped playing about 14 years ago (this was one of their first shows back), but like they hadn't stopped playing and got even tighter and better. The trio looked comfortable on stage together and mind-melded in their interplay. Sometimes certain people are just meant to play together. Looking forward to hearing more of Filament's angled, muscular, anxious Post Punk sound soon. The great Fairmount Girls are 11 for 11 in MidPoint plays — the Cincy greats have played every MPMF. And every time I've seen them it's a highlight. The Fairmounts' sound is always such of colorful explosion of melodies and grooves (talk about two people meant to perform together — keyboardist Melissa Fairmount and drummer Dana Hamblen are the Everly Brothers of Indie Pop, their creative rapport seemingly so effortless and perfectly natural). Pat Hennessy (also of The Tigerlilies) and Randy Cheek (also of The Ready Stance) add greatly to the colorwheel, also giving the songs shadows and corners with their creative guitar parts (and, in Cheek's case, effected-out, Xmas-light-decorated trumpet backing). At one point in my Thursday adventures, I started to drag and found myself feeling like I needed something "weird" to snap me out of it. Or some crack. Luckily, I opted to — at that very moment — walk into Below Zero where I was greeted with what appeared to be a giant table-cloth monster with lights, dancing as a giant mass towards me. I SWEAR I didn't choose option "crack." Turned out to be the last few songs from The Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt. I spent last night and this morning trying to wrap my head around the whole experience of TPDR and the following performer, Canada's Richard Aucoin. I'm still not sure I can explain. There are a few artists finding increased success in Electronic/Dance music circles (and, due to the power/entertainment value of the performance, with people beyond that scene as well) who are putting the "show" back in "Hey, let's go check out a show." TPDR and Aucoin, as well as Dan Deacon and Girl Talk to an extent, are the most interactive artists in music right now, not only erasing the line between audience and performer, but disintegrating it to the point where the audience is part of the performance and the performer is part of the audience. Both TPDR and Aucoin performed amongst the audience at Below Zero, constantly encouraging everyone to participate, move closer, squeeze in, huddle up, jump, chant. Aucoin worked with — and actually interacted with — synched-up video that included some hilarious clips ("previews") and funny shout-outs to Cincinnati, some of the other participating artists, MidPoint and other weird, funny shit. Aucoin sang the Electro anthems (from the floor to the top of the bar) over driving programmed backing and a propulsive live drummer. It was like a strange performance art/comedy/film/dance party, with Andrew W.K's. energy and party-starting-abilities and Flaming Lips-like carnival action — made all the more amazing taking place in a pretty small club space (made smaller by his constant insistence that everyone mush in around him as tight as possible). The audience was enthralled and sucked in. (The above photo by Jesse Fox and the reactions on the people's faces are the perfect description of the show.)I got a little more "weird" next door at the Emery Theatre, the restored historic theater just off Central Parkwkay that is shaping up to be — along with Washington Park — a crown jewel venue and a perfect fit for MidPoint. Though familiar with their music, I wasn't sure what to expect from Dirty Projectors, but it was a truly unique performance of Beefheart-ian R&B Folk Jazz Pop … yeah, they're wonderfully hard to explain.The show was likewise. The Emery was packed for the Projectors's avant-garde outerspace jams, a glorious sight, the perfect site for it and a vision of the theater's promising future. (The National next week is even more must-see because it's at The Emery.)The MidPoint Midway was fairly hopping once the sun went down. The Box Truck Carnival is fittingly bonkers this year. Trucks have been turned into an improv comedy club, magnet crafts station, old-school video game arcade and a Soul Train dance-off/silhouette peek-a-boo truck, which got funnier and drunker as the night went on. Check out those and the other trucks even if you don't have a ticket to the festival. There's also good food options (Washington Park had solid vendors as well) and a large stage that will feature "second play" surprise sets by artists playing elsewhere during the fest. I ended my night perfectly, coming full circle and back to "The Rock." Turbo Fruits were firebombs of no bullshit Rock & Roll, intense and heavy, but also very melodic and engaging, especially on some of the off-the-path Psych Pop songs they slip into the grinding gears. Turbo Fruits were a reminder that Rock bands can put on a show — they were thoroughly entertaining without confetti canons and surper-groovy light shows. Not that there isn't place for both. And that place, apparently, is MidPoint. Night 2, here we come. Check out oodles of photos from Day 1 of MPMF.12 here.
MidPoint Pop Quiz
Think you know everything about the MidPoint Music Festival? Pop quiz, hotshot
Mike Breen
3 Comments · Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Think you know everything about the MidPoint Music Festival? Pop quiz, hotshot
Let Them Clear Their Throats
Cincinnati's Young Heirlooms have gratitude in their hearts and some stuff to get off their chests
Deirdre Kaye
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 26, 2012
There's a very thin line between knowing what you want and being thankful for what you have. A few inches to one side could see you constantly unhappy with what you earn. An inch on the other side and you're bound to never earn anything new. Cincinnati's on-the-rise Indie Folk duo Young Heirlooms walk that line. They're overwhelmingly thankful for the support from Cincinnati and respect from their fans. Their gratefulness is conveyed nearly constantly, onstage and off. But, just under the surface, they're itching for more.
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MidPoint is Here and The National Are Coming Soon
Latest updates for this week's MidPoint Music Festival and news on The National's upcoming concert
Mike Breen
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Get the latest updates for this week's MidPoint Music Festival and news on The National's upcoming concert at the Emery Theatre on a mini-tour for Barack Obama.
Creative Expansion
MidPoint celebrates the arts with carnival and film fest components
Maria Seda-Reeder
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 26, 2012
As the MidPoint Music Festival continues to grow, festival organizers are finding new ways to give audiences opportunities to interact with independent creatives in various fields. This year, not only will ArtWorks' Box Truck Carnival be returning, but for the first time ever MPMF will also include a film festival.
by Mike Breen
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Daily MPMFer: Freelance Whales, Leogun and More
The MidPoint Music Festival countdown clock reaches three days
The MidPoint Music Festival countdown is down to just 3 days, kicking off this Thursday. Here are our daily MidPoint Music Festival 2012 picks …BIG SHOTFreelance Whales (Queens, NY)Baroque Indie Electro PopFrontman Judah Dadone founded Freelance Whales in 2008 and recorded much of the band's lauded, self-released debut album from late 2009, Weathervanes (reissued by Frenchkiss and Mom + Pop in 2010). The band not only scored a lot of fans based on the album, but also a ton of licensing (for a variety of films and TV shows). The band's consistent international touring, external exposure and word-of-mouth PR has built anticipation for its new album, Diluvia, to a fever pitch. The LP is set for an Oct. 9 release (MPMF serves as the opening date on the band's tour behind the record). Freelance Whales' mix of electronic sounds and Chamber Folk ideals has led them to be compared to everyone from The Postal Service to Sufjan Stevens. You'll Dig It If You Dig: Sufjan Stevens making a Postal Service album; Postal Service making a Sufjan album. (Mike Breen)Freelance Whales (their name, if you're wondering, was inspired by the huge amount of "freelancers" working in NYC) performs Saturday in Washington Park at 7 p.m. (taking the slot vacated by Sleigh Bells). Here's a new track from Diluvia, "Spitting Image." SLEEPER PICKLeogun (London, UK)Rock & RollWith "big breaks" today mostly coming in the form of internet exposure, London trio Leogun's big-time entry into the music biz was decidedly old-fashioned. Singer/guitarist Tommy Smith snuck into an Eagles of Heavy Metal show in London and met an industry heavyweight who introduced him to Elton John's Rocket Music Management. From there, the band became the first band signed to instrument-maker Yamaha's new record label. Leogun went to Nashville to lay down some of their timeless, passionate Rock & Roll, the first results of which are set for an EP due Oct. 16 (a full-length is planned for 2013). Leogun's transcendent take on vintage Blues-inspired Rock & Roll is strong enough to earn them one the "bands most likely to return soon for an arena show" awards from this year's MPMF.Dig: Wolfmother, Pearl Jam, Queens of the Stone Age. (MB)Leogun performs at The Drinkery Saturday at 12:30 a.m. Here's the band's new single and video, "Let's Be Friends," which just premiered on MTV.com. Get More: Leogun, Let's Be Friends, Music, More Music VideosLOCAL LOCK PICKThe Perfect Children (Cincinnati, OH)Garage SoulThe Perfect Children is a duo featuring guitarist/keyboardist/vocalist/songwriter Kristen Kreft (a musical theater veteran formerly of J. Dorsey Blues Revival) and drummer Adam Shelton (Barbury Coast, RX-2, Gordy Horn) sure to be blowing fuses and minds with Kreft's gale force voice and the twosome's versatile instrumental skills. From Peggy Lee Soul/Pop grooves to Etta James Blues moves, management cannot be responsible for dropped jaws.Dig: A Garage duo with the Soul of Otis Redding, the cool of Etta James and Nina Simone and the Rock of Bo and Chuck. (Brian Baker)The Perfect Children perform Friday at Japp's at 10:30 p.m. Click here to listen to their song "Tumblin' Down" and other MPMF tracks, courtesy of the Vitaminwater media player. Click here for full MPMF details via the official MidPoint site.
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Daily MPMFer: Laetitia Sadier, Jody Stapleton and More
Countdown to the 11th annual MidPoint Music Festival reaches one week
MPMF news and musings: Three-day wristbands are running low (get 'em here now, quick-like). If you miss your chance (or are broke like me), there are ways to win freebies. (It's the luck of the draw, so don't bank on it, but definitely worth a shot!)The fine folks at local club conglomerate 4EG (which operates The Pavilion, The Lackman, Keystone, Righteous Room and several other bars around town) is giving away 10 MPMF 3-day passes. Click here for details. And seek out the CityBeat booth at Oktoberfest this weekend, harass our employees and sign up for s chance to win a pair of fancy-schmancy VIP tickets. (You can find the official Oktoberfest guide in the CityBeat on streets right now.) And now, with the countdown down to just seven days, here are our daily MidPoint Music Festival 2012 picks …BIG SHOTLaetitia Sadier (France)Indie RockFans of French Post Rock favorites Stereolab need no introduction to Laetitia Sadier. She was the co-founder of Stereolab and also founded Monade in the mid '90s. Along the way, she was also a frequent collaborator, working with everyone from The High Llamas and Blur to Common and Mouse on Mars. In 2010, Sadier went solo, releasing The Trip on Stereolab's U.S. label, Drag City Records. This summer, she followed up the record with Silencio, a dynamic album that runs from lush, orchestrated pieces to quirkier electronic Pop to warm Tropicalia, all driven by Sadier's trademark sensual coo. You'll Dig It If You Dig: Nico, Jane Birkin, Stereolab. (Mike Breen)Laetitia Sadier performs at the Contemporary Arts Center on Thursday, Sept. 27, 11 p.m. Here's her new video for the Silencio tune "Find Me the Pulse of The Universe." SLEEPER PICKDenney and the Jets (Nashville, TN)Blues RockDenney and the Jets may be one of Nashville's most mysterious bands. A Google search reveals almost no biographical information about them, just plenty of references to the quote on their Tumblr page. ("One warm night in July an angel came to me and said, 'There is nothing I can do for you. Nashville is dead and so is Rock 'N Roll.' "), which brings up an interesting question: Do you need to know anything/everything about a band to enjoy their music? As far as Chris Denney and his Jets are concerned, the answer would seem to be a resounding "Hell no."UPDATE: Since the official guide went to press, we dug up (i.e. got a press release with) info on the group. From their PR: Frontman Chris Denney began writing songs in the Spring of 2008, recruiting Wes Traylor (Natural Child), and Jake and Jamin Orrall (of JEFF The Brotherhood) to be the very first of his Jets. After each member parted ways to pursue their own individual careers, Chris signed on Daniel Pujol (eponymously of PUJUOL) and Joe Scala. After Pujol's departure, Denneysolidified the lineup by adding longtime friend Sean Cotton on lead guitar, Joe's little brother Evan Scala and most recently bringing in Ric Alessio on keys and sax. Denney and The Jets have turned songwriting into a full realized communal process and have grown in to one of the South's finest.After releasing a 7" single and EP (a limited Cassette only release) on JEFF The Brotherhood's Infinity Cat Recordings, the band returns with their new 5-song Self-Titled EP on Miami, FL-based label Limited Fanfare Records -- Recorded in the Spring of 2012 with Producer/Engineer Andrija Tokic (Alabama Shakes, The Parting Gifts) -- with "Close The Blinds" recorded at Cleft Music by Nashville legend, Loney Hutchins. The result is an insanely fiery batch of tunes that Nashville Cream calls "[Straight-up rock and roll music] — not bastardized, compromised, corrupted or contaminated."Dig: Bob Dylan and Paul Westerberg get drunk on bathtub gin and listen to Chuck Berry and the Beach Boys. (Brian Baker)Denney and the Jets play MidPoint on Saturday, Sept. 29, at 11 p.m. at the Cincinnati Club. Dig the vintage swagger on this track, "Fun Girls." LOCAL LOCK PICKJody Stapleton and the Generals (Cincinnati, OH)Indie PopJody Stapleton has always had an ear for the past and a finger on today's pulse. With the Stapletons a decade ago, Stapleton made Psych-fueled Garage Rock that sounded vaguely phase shifted from another time and yet completely fresh, a talent that earned them CEA awards for Best New Act and Rock Band of the Year in 2001 and 2003 respectively. With his new outfit, Jody Stapleton and the Generals, Stapleton is similarly tapped into bygone days, this time the sunshine-on-your-shoulder days of '70s AM radio Pop, combined with a modern sensibility and approach.Dig: Paul Westerberg listening to a transistor radio tuned permanently to 1973. (BB)Jody and the Generals perform Thursday, Sept. 27, at Main Event, 11 p.m.. Here's a few tunes from the band's recent debut release. Click here for full MPMF details via the official MidPoint site.
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Daily MPMFer: The Dukes Are Dead, Tennis and More
The MidPoint Music Festival countdown is down to one week and one day
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Three workers and customers who were inside a Full Moon BBQ in Tuscaloosa that was destroyed by a tornado Wednesday afternoon remain hospitalized this morning, the chain's co-owner said.
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lower lip hemangioma, toronto
hi everyone!
im new to this forum and im glad i joined. DD has hemangioma on her lower lip, she's 7 weeks now and her hemangioma ulcerated. we went doctors to doctors but they tell us that it will just go away. i wanted to see a specialist so bad but they need referral and no doctor ever gave us a referral. she wasn't even seen by any pediatrician yet. just a family doctor and walk ins. my DD is in so much pain while feeding :(
does anyone know where we can ask help here in toronto? any support group here or anything? i feel so alone.. :(
I'm so sorry you are going through this. My daughter's lip hemangioma ulcerated when she was about 8 weeks old and it was sooo painful. She cried all the time and so I feel your pain. It was a very difficult time for us. At the time of my daughter's treatment (8 years ago) oral steroids were used and so that is what she went on. It worked very well for her. We also had to put an antibiotic cream on the ulceration until it healed and then we needed to put Aquaphor on her lip before every feeding and we continued to do this until she was almost one just to be on the safe side and to protect her lip from that friction. Finally, they gave us Xylocane..it's like a numbing cream that helped with the pain until the ulceration healed. Oral steroids aren't used much anymore. Other meds like propanolol and timolol are used so those might be an option for you.
I'm not sure how health care works in Canada exactly, but is it possible for you to get a referral to a specialist? There is a Vascular Anomalies Clinics at Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. That might be a good place to go if you can since you are right in Toronto. I would definitely tell the pediatrician/family doctor or whoever would be giving you the referral that your daughter's hemangioma is growing rapidly and is badly ulcerated to the point that she is in a lot of pain when feeding...if it is interfering with feeding I would hope that they would realize that it is not just your typical hemangioma that will go away without any complications. If you go on the Find the Doctor link and click on Canada it will give you more info about places to go. In terms of support, you have found a great site here, but you can also to:
You might find online support there as well. You could also call Sick Kids in Toronto to see if there are any support groups up in that area.
In the meantime, you could put aquaphor or vaseline on her lip.
Well, I hope some of that helps. I wish I lived closer to Toronto and I would come visit you!! haha! You are definitely not alone. I have been there and there are many others who have been too. Please let us know how it goes. Is there someone you can call to get that referral? I think that's the most important first step.
Hang in there. It will be ok. :)
thanks for your reply.. i felt better in a way knowing theres someone out there who cares.. :) good news is our family doctor called back, but bad news is pedia wont be avilable till september, and we dont know how long before pedia can refder us to a pedia derm.. so we are taking a step and going to sick kids and take chances that someone could help us, even without the REFFFERAL.. just hoping for the best.. thanks again..
thanks so much for your help.. we went to the hospital and got scheduled for the derm the following day.. yeey!! ^_^
Wow! That's awesome news. Way to go!
Let us know what happens,
Fabulous!!! So happy to hear that!!! :) Keep us posted!
she had her first dosage of nadolol today. shes 8weeks in 2 days but her lips is so ulcerated and for this reason we started the medication right away. ill let u guys know the progress. thanks for your support! ^_^
after 2nd dose, i think im dreaming or what but i see a huge diffrence.. thank God! i pray for all babies and families whos in the same situation..
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I love Buizles expression, he looks smug
WOW! I love it! Its really cool!
Nice buizel xD
Its good
Pikachun ilme on mahtava! Poochyena on söpö toi badge(?) kaulassaan.
is this hand drawn? 8D
You are not human. This artwork is evidence that proves you are beyond human.
I'm ordinary human, who loves drawing.
wow awesome and just to know... did you pick pikachu's pose from a training card game with squrtle???
She might have. But I do remember when requesting this, I said that Thomas'(pikachu) pose had him fist-pumping in the air and grinning.
very nice, water color with water color pencils?
You really like my team? Thanks! I currently am writing their back story in my gallery.
So cute! I love the way you drew them, their expressions are awesome!
Hieno <3
Really cool drawing-
I like their poses, nice colors and coloring.
I like their poses, nice colors and coloring.
Very nice.
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Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm
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I found out about the lip shines from a woman at church...she let my 18 month old son play with hers during service to keep him quiet one day! She told me she got hers from Walgreens for 2/$3. So, I was intrigued. I started with two...sugar cookie and raspberry. I fell in love, they are nice shines with just enough color but not too much and they smell great. I went back and purchased watermelon, moccachino, and candy. I think all the colors look good on my NC45 skin. The frosty colors do seem to have a bit too much sparkle for my taste but if you apply carefully the sparkle can be controlled. I like the click pen tube with a brush applicator. At times you do have to click a little more to get the gloss out and sometimes one click does it...so be careful before you begin clicking away! But, this is a fun product and you can't beat the price! ***EDIT 11/21/06*** I tried using the shimmery glazes again...don't like them. They aare to glittery/sparkley even if you use the glaze sparsely. I still give the product a 5 because I still love the natural glazes.
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I purchased 5 of these at Walgreens for only $1.50 each. They are all scented according to their names (see below). The colors are all quite pigmented also, much more so than Stila's lip glazes (which on my pigmented lips, I find them all to be pretty much clear on me). The click-style pen is easy to control and apply.
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The colors look flattering when worn alone or on top of a lipstick or liner. I really like ALL the colors I chose and will probably buy out the rest of the collection by next week!
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These are click-style lip glazes that are flavored and not very pigmented. I have banana cream pie, which i bought solely for the reason that I love banana scented anything. The color is a sheer but not sparkly nude, tastes and smells amazing, and is cheap (2/$3)! I am going to get more of these soon, most of the colors were almost gone at my walgreens. I hope the other colors taste as amazing as banana does.
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I just bought these @ Walgreens for 2/$3. These are pen click style l/g. Be careful, though.... there are Natural Glaze and Shimme Glaze. IMO, the shimmer glaze look like something you would put on your lips to go to a rave (I'm takling chunky shimmer here, not pretty shimmer).
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hetalia and 2ptalia! by kawaiistar4Watch
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I like normal Hetalia characters ;_; .
but this 2p! thing seems popular...;_;
but this 2p! thing seems popular...;_;
I agree with you. 2ptalia is cool, but I like the normal characters better. Nothing feels the same in the 2p world. ;_;
Anyway, good job on the drawing. It's very beautiful. ;3
Anyway, good job on the drawing. It's very beautiful. ;3
Thank you very much! Yay someone agrees *high five*
also thanks, this pic is so old and terrible to me.... I'm glad that people still like it <3
also thanks, this pic is so old and terrible to me.... I'm glad that people still like it <3
you owned it good
can you please do canada
can you please do canada
Maybe one day
this is not good......this is AWESOME i mean super awesome like prussia awesome and that saying someing (his off of hetalia)
it ok if i se this 4 you tube thing?
You're the one who drew this?! Wow! I finally found the person! I've seen this everywhere!
Really?!?!? Where have you seen it i had no idea
I'm sure you will... there is loads of stuff on the internetz about them
2P sex..... I wonder how it'd go......
2P sex..... I wonder how it'd go......
I'd love to see your fic... providing it doesn't make my face go 50 shades of pink!
Is 2p like their evil side or something? Sorry, my friend told me to see this and I just don't get it.
2P is basically the characters in an alternative universe with more turmoil. Which, is unofficial, by the way. The way this whole "dark-side" thing originated is because Ameriko's character design carries a baseball bat while 2P!Ameriko carries a baseball bat with nails in it, assumed as a weapon. Also, a lot of the 2Ps have red eyes and darker colorings. So people have assumed that that meant they were the characters' dark side.
there you go... hope that helps
there you go... hope that helps
They're...Opposite... mein gott!
I'd rather stick with the normal chars...O_o
this is like mad as i love this,
i love both iggys
i love both iggys
what is 2p?
hey. thanks for your internest the comments above answer that very question ^^
this looks so cool!!!
Woah... AMAZING! XD
What is 2ptalia?
well It's pretty much a character design different from the original. Basically, the characters are coloured differently, similar to player 2 in video games if the same character is being played by both players,for some reason 2ptalia characters have a different personality as well. Like a darker version of the character, the character designs suggest this, although it hasn't been stated officially... hope that helps ^^
Oh, that's interesting! Are there set 2ptalia colors and character types, or can it be whatever color and character type you want?
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We were at the Tanque Verde ranch from 2/17/07 to 2/25/07. Four people went, Mom,Dad, and two daughters, 11 and 13. The only thing I can say is that it was truly fantastic. The property is gorgeous, sitting on the edge of the Saguaro National Forest. What makes this place so wonderful is the beautiful setting, combined with first class accomodations.
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Turks in Lebanon, also known as Lebanese Turks (Turkish: Lübnan Türkleri), are people of Turkish ancestry that are living in Lebanon. Turks living in Lebanon have enjoyed a thriving presence in Lebanon since the Ottoman period.
Ottoman rule[edit]
Lebanon became part of the Ottoman Empire in 1516, and Turks were brought into the region along with Sultan Selim I's army during his campaign to Egypt and were settled in the conquered lands. Turkish colonists were encouraged to stay in Lebanon by being rewarded with land and money.[4] This has seen a remaining legacy, as large amounts of ethnic Lebanese, mainly within the Sunni community, have a recent Turkish ancestor.
Cretan Turks[edit]
The history of the Cretan Turks in Lebanon began when the Ottoman Empire lost its dominion over the island of Crete.[5] After 1897, when the Ottoman Empire lost control of the island, they sent ships to protect the island's Cretan Turks. Most of these Turks were settled in Izmir and Mersin, but some of them were also sent to Tripoli and Damascus.[5] After World War I, the Ottoman Empire lost Lebanon, however, some of the Cretan Turks remained in Tripoli where their relatives lived. Today, there are about 10,000 Cretan Turks remaining in Tripoli.[5]
Modern migration[edit]
In the 1950s, thousands of Turks left the city of Mardin and headed for Lebanon because of the economic crisis and high unemployment rate in Turkey.[6] Many of these migrants settled in Beirut and could already speak Arabic. Therefore, they quickly adapted to life in Lebanon.[6]
The Turkish community in Lebanon currently numbers about 80,000.[1]
Areas of settlement[edit]
The descendants of the early Ottoman Turkish settlers mainly live in Akkar (including the villages of Kouachra and Aydamun) and Baalbeck,[7] while the descendants of the later Ottoman Turkish arrivals, mainly the Cretan Turks, currently live in Tripoli.[7] More recent Turkish arrivals to modern Lebanon from Turkey and Syria (Syrian Turks) live in Beirut.[7]
The Turkish community is becoming more politically active by seeking better representation locally and support from the Turkish embassy in Beirut.[1]
Established in 1997, the "Future Youth Association", located in Beirut's Witwat neighborhood, is the most active Turkish association in Lebanon. Because of confusion over its name with the Future Movement, its office sustained damage during the 7 May 2008 armed clashes in Beirut between pro-Hariri and pro-Hezbollah forces.[1] The Future Youth Association organises Turkish language classes in Beirut using teachers sent from Turkey's Ministry of Education. The turnout for these classes have so far exceeded expectations, with many Lebanese of Turkish origin attending classes.[1]
Notable people[edit]
- Mostapha Al-turk
- Dina Al-Sabah
- Nabil A. Bayakly[8]
- Bilal Aziz Özer[9]
- Esma Chamly-Halwani[10]
- Mouazzez Rawdah[11]
- Ahmad Shukeiri[12] - Palestinian
See also[edit]
- Turkish minorities in the former Ottoman Empire
- History of Lebanon under Ottoman rule
- Lebanon–Turkey relations
- ^ a b c d e Al-Akhbar. "Lebanese Turks Seek Political and Social Recognition". Retrieved 2012-03-02.
- ^ Today's Zaman. "Tension adds to existing wounds in Lebanon". Retrieved 2012-03-02.
- ^ Zaman. "Siyasî gerilim, Lübnan'ın yaralarını derinleştiriyor". Retrieved 2012-03-02.
- ^ Orhan 2010, 7.
- ^ a b c Orhan 2010, 13.
- ^ a b Today's Zaman. "Turkish migrants grieve for Beirut from exile". Retrieved 2012-03-02.
- ^ a b c Orhan 2010, 8.
- ^ Harding University. "Bilal Aziz Özer". Retrieved 2012-04-05.
- ^ Turkish Football Federation. "L.C. Sears Collegiate Seminar Series". Retrieved 2012-04-05.
- ^ Today's Zaman. "In memory of Osman Selim and his service at Çanakkale". Retrieved 2012-04-05.
- ^ Khal 1988, 175.
- ^ Rogan 2009, 344.
- Khal, Helen (1988), The Woman Artist in Lebanon, University of Michigan, ASIN B002UUYIRE.
- Orhan, Oytun (2010), The Forgotten Turks: Turkmens of Lebanon (PDF), ORSAM.
- Rogan, Eugene L. (2009), The Arabs: A History, Pennsylvania State University, ISBN 978-0-14-102469-1.


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Found with Comkelp and WWW, taking advantage of the frozen lake. Great walk out to this one, and a tough find to boot, making it a real 5/5. WWW with the hoot here, and glad to have him along, as I probably would never have gotten it.
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