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Vomiting green bile after hernia operation
Q: My father just had sugery yesterday afternoon for his hernia. Surgery went okay, I called him last night to check on him and he said he felt ok, that he actually felt better now that his hernia problem had been fixed but today I call to check on him and he tells me that he's been throwing up green bile constantly, he was even trying to throw up while he was talking to me. I call and ask one of the nurses if this is normal and she says it can be sometimes after this type of surgery but it also could be a sign of something else like an obstruction but they wouldn't know without further testing. He said they had put a tube through his nose down to his stomach i guess to try and stop the vomiting. My question is, is this normal? Is it considered serious? I'm very worried. He was given morphine before the surgery to ease the pain also. My dad is 51 years old.
A: Vomiting after undergoing a surgical procedure under general anesthesia is not uncommon, especially if medications such as morphine are used for pain management. It is difficult to tell cause of the vomiting in your father's case without further test as suggested by the nurse but, should be taken seriously as it could represent a serious complication of the hernia surgery. Other possible causes of include bowel obstruction, inflammation of the stomach and small intestines from an unrelated source as well as an unrelated intestinal infection. The tube placed through the nose into the stomach (Nasogatric tube) will help to relieve the vomiting while the necessary test are performed to determine the cause of the vomiting. The tests will include a simple x-ray of the abdomen along with various blood tests.
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Lioli Football Club
Lioli begin CAF Champions League mission
Lioli begin their CAF Champions League mission on Sunday against Vital'O of Burundi.
Tse Nala head into the two-legged tie confident but wary of the threat their opponents pose. Lioli's technical team has been keeping tabs on the Burundi side since the draw was made in December.
The Burundians have progressed past the preliminary stages of the tournament three times in their history and have reached the second round twice, in 1999 and 2000. They are making their first appearance in Africa's premier club competition since 2011. Vital'O are currently top of the Burundi top-flight.
Nonetheless, Lioli coach Mosholi "Shoes" Mokhothu said confidence flowing through the Tse Nala camp.
"We are focused on ourselves and doing the things we do well. We want to take the game to Vital'O and put them under pressure from the first whistle. But, of course, we have to be wary not to leave ourselves open for an away goal," Mokhothu said.
"It is important that we take advantage of the home leg before the away tie," Mokhothu said.
The return leg is scheduled for the weekend of February 27th and 28th.
Lioli are making their second appearance in the continental competition and are looking to make history. No team from Lesotho has progressed past the preliminary stage of the CAF Champions League since LDF beat Mogoditshane Fighters of Botswana in 2001.
"It is a long time since a Lesotho club progressed in the Champions League so this is the challenge we are facing. But, when I look at the team, I see the players are ready for the challenge," Mokhothu told liolifc.co.ls.
Tse Nala go into the game with a clean bill of health. There was slight concern over midfielder Motlalepula Mofolo but he is in contention to start Sunday's clash. The match will kick off at 16:00 and gates at Setsoto Stadium will open at 10:00.
Lioli held by LDF
Lioli was held to a 0-0 draw by LDF this afternoon at the PTC Grounds. Lioli had the better of the play and the chances but was unable to break the deadlock.
The champions still remain top of the Vodacom Premier League though the gap is now two points ahead of Likhopo and Rovers.
After a tight first half, Lioli tried to change the game in the second period. Coach Mosholi brought on Nkoto Masoabi for Maba Junior and Tšoanelo Koetle for Tumelo Khutlang but LDF held on to claim a point. Tse Nala's next assignment in the league is an away trip to Likila United next week Sunday.
Lioli starting line-up vs. LDF
1. Mohau Kuenane (captain)
2. Mafa Moremoholo
3. Bokang Sello
4. Basia Makepe
5. Kopano Tseka
6. Motlalepula Mofolo
7. Lekhanya Lekhanya
8. Obakeng Modirwa
9. Maba Junior
10. Jerry Kamela
11. Tumelo Khutlang
32. Kananelo Makhooane
4. Tšoanelo Koetle
15. Salebone Lekhooa
9. Bafokeng Mosala
3. Thuso Shuping
12. Nkoto Masoabi
14. Bushy Moletsane
Lioli looking to maintain momentum
Lioli coach Mosholi Mokhothu says Lioli will be looking to maintain its momentum on Sunday against LDF. The champions have made a brilliant start to the season and have started where they left off last season. Lioli beat LMPS 1-0 win on Saturday with Jeremea Kamela's goal sealing the hard fought win.
Tse Nala have won their opening three games are top of the Vodacom Premier League with nine points, two ahead of Matlama.
Three wins from three games also means opponents will be gunning for the champions even more, Mokhothu warned. But, he said Lioli would be looking to continue the momentum it is gaining.
"After the win on the weekend (over LMPS) the focus was for the team to recover. But we have already started preparations for Sunday's game against LDF who are a very tough opponent," Mokhothu said.
Lioli's results so far this season
Round 1
22 August - LIOLI 3-0 Sandawana
Round 2
29 August - Linare 1-2 LIOLI
Round 3
12 September - LMPS 0-1 LIOLI
Upcoming league fixtures
Round 4
Sunday 20 September - LIOLI vs. LDF FC (15:00, Setsoto Stadium)
Round 5
Sunday 27 September - Likila United vs. LIOLI (15:00, Butha-Buthe)
Round 6
Sunday 11 October - LIOLI vs. Mphatlalatsane (15:00, Setsoto Stadium)
Round 7
Sunday 18 October - Liphakoe vs. LIOLI (15:00, Quthing)
Fixtures according to Premier League management fixtures list
Lioli too strong for Linare
Lioli maintained its place atop the Vodacom Premier League thanks to an entertaining 2-1 win over Linare this afternoon. Lioli's win came courtesy of a Lekhanya Lekhanya brace. Tse Nala now haven't lost a league game since October, a streak of 20 matches.
The in-form Lekhanya gave Lioli the lead in the first half before Lebajoa Mosehlanyane levelled for the hosts just before halftime.
But Lekhanya sealed the points in the second half, his third goal in two matches, as Lioli came out on top in an exciting Great North derby clash. The league will now take a week's recess with Lesotho in action against Algeria in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier next weekend.
Whatever happens in tomorrow's action, Lioli will go into the break on top of the league.
Lioli line-up vs. Linare (jersey number in brackets)
1. Kananelo Makhooane 32
2. Khotso Ts'olo 22
3. Bokang Sello 24
4. Kopano Tseka 6
5. Shetsane Ramoseka 17 (captain)
6. Tsoanelo Koetle 4
7. Lekhanya Lekhanya 8
8. Motlalepula Mofolo 10
9. Nkoto Masoabi 12
10. Jerry Kamela 19
11. Thuso Shuping 3
Mohau Kuenane 13
Basia Makepe 5
Maba Jr. 11
Mafa Moremoholo 2
Bafokeng Mosala 9
Thejane Thejane 26
Rasetabele Kalosane 16
Liteboho Mokhehle 1
Lioli subs:
Thuso Shuping, Nkoto Masoabi, Khotso Tsolo out;
Thejane Thejane, Bafokeng Mosala, Mafa Moremoholo in.
Lioli confident ahead of Linare trip
Lioli coach Mosholi Mokhothu is confident as Tse Nala head to Maputsoe tomorrow to face Linare in one of Lesotho's traditional derbies.
Lioli is looking to build on its opening day 3-0 success over Sandawana last Saturday. The win put Tse Nala on top of the Vodacom Premier League as the champions made an early statement they will not relinquish their crown without a fight.
Tomorrow the champions face a Linare team that lost 4-1 to Likhopo in their opening game of the season. The last time the two sides met in Leribe was in November and Lioli won 1-0.
Coach Mokhothu said although he was aware Linare was looking to bounce back, his charges are confident and have prepared well.
"We are ready for the game," Coach Shoes said. "We trained well and everyone is confident ahead of the game."
Lioli is likely to be without Montoeli Sonopo and Obakeng Modirwa who suffered muscle injuries last weekend. However, the team has an otherwise clean bill of health.
Tomorrow's game will be played at the Lesotho Football Association's new football ground in Maputsoe. Kick off is at 3pm.
This weekend's league games:
Linare vs. LIOLI (3pm, Maputsoe), Rovers vs. Liphakoe, Mphatlalatsane vs. Likila United, Bantu vs. LDF
On Sunday
Kick4Life vs. Matlama, Sandawana vs. LCS FC, Likhopo vs. LMPS
Case between Lesotho Bank and Lioli settled
We are happy to advise that the case between Lesotho Bank (in liquidation) and Lioli FC whereby Lioli FC ground was sold on public auction has been settled out of court with the assistance of the Ministries of Sports and Finance.
The management of Lioli FC conveys it's heartfelt appreciation to the Hon Chief Thesele 'Maseribane, our Minister of Sports and his staff for agreeing to raise the required money through their Ministry. Hon Dr L Ketso, our Minister of Finance for brokering the deal and advancing the required funds.
The onus is now on Lioli and the Ministry of Sports to agree terms of the funding.
In the coming days, the Lioli property will be re registered in our names and it will be business as usual.
We also appreciate the role played by Berea Members of Parliament and Principal Chiefs who stood with the club during the trying time. They made sure that the community they lead is not compromised at all.
Lastly we appreciated the supported and prayers from all Lioli supporters and the nation at large.
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Lioli will fight until the end
Lioli will look to get its title challenge back on track when Tse Nala visits Melele tomorrow. The champions have suffered several setbacks in recent weeks but are still in with a title shot as they travel to Qacha's Nek to face the Vodacom Premier League's bottom team.
Speaking to liolifc.co.ls, Lioli Communications and Marketing Manger Moeketsi Pitso said Tse Nala hasn't given up on a second consecutive league crown.
"We are aware that we haven't enjoyed the best run of form of late but we are still focused on the title race," said Pitso.
Lioli, with 35 points from 17 games, is ten points behind Bantu though Tse Nala has two games in hand because of its participation in the CAF Champions League.
"We can't say that the Champions League has distracted us," said Pitso. "It hasn't been easy but that's the reason we assembled such a quality squad. We have been unlucky in some moments."
Pitso said he hoped Lioli can put things right against Melele.
"We remain confident," said Pitso. "We still have belief in ourselves and we will fight until the last day of the season. What we aim now is to get a good result against Melele to get back on track."
Weekend fixtures:
Saturday: Melele v Lioli (15:00, Qacha's Nek), LCS v Nyenye Rovers (15:00, Lesotho Correctional Services), Matlama v Bantu (15:00, Setsoto Stadium)
Sunday: Joy v Likhopo (Pitso Ground Leribe), LMPS v LDF (15:00, Police Training College), Linare v Qoaling Highlanders (15:00, Hlotse), Mphatlalatsane v Mpharane Celtics (15:00, St Monica's)
Tse Nala held by LDF, but stay top
Lioli….…..(0) 1
Goal-scorer: Nkoto Masoabi
Lioli were held to a 1-1 draw by LDF this afternoon at the Lioli Stadium but remain top of the Vodacom Premier League after Bantu could only draw 1-1 with Nyenye Rovers.
The results mean Tse Nala remain at the summit with 29 points from 12 games while Bantu have 28 points from the same number of matches.
The Champions will feel hard done by, however, after conceding a controversial late equaliser to LDF.
The game at the Lioli Stadium had started slow with goalscoring opportunities few and far between. The first chance of the game fell to Lioli's Montoeli Sonopo, but his shot from a tight angle was parried away by the keeper. LDF had an opening of their own a few minutes later but Mojela Letsie wasn't decisive enough and allowed Lioli's defence to recover and clear the danger.
Shortly before the break Tse Nala striker Tšepo Lekhoana half opening, but headed wide to leave the score goalless going into the halftime break.
The second half did not produce much change from the first half until the 66th minute when Tšepo Seturumane was introduced in the place of Jeremia Kamela on the left side of Lioli's attack. The change by Lioli Coach Mosholi Mokhothu made an instant difference.
The lanky wing cum-striker made immediate impact using his speed, skill and energy to turn LDF's defence and play crosses behind them. It did not take long before one of those provided goal with Seturumane's delivery finding Tse Nala's lethal finisher Nkoto Masoabi who made it 1-0 with his 12th goal of the season.
LDF launched a rare attack later and the referee awarded in a dangerous area after a foul by Lioli defender Ngoako Ngoako. It was from this that LDF scored their equaliser despite what seemed an obvious obstruction on Lioli keeper Liteboho Mokhehle. Despite protestations from the home side the goal was allowed to stand.
Lioli pushed furiously for a winner in the dying stage with Bafokeng Mosala brought on to add more firepower but the Champions were unable to find the winning goal.
Lioli remain on top, however, and will look to end the first round in first place when the Champions travel to Leribe to face Nyenye Rovers next Sunday.
Lioli line-up against LDF:
1. Liteboho Mokhehle
2. Monne Pitso
3. Mapheelle Ngoako
4. Shetsane Ramoseeka ©
5. Basia Makepe
6. Tšoanelo Koetle
7. Montoeli Sonopo
8. Motlalepula Mofolo
9. Tšepo Lekhoana
10. Nkoto Masoabi
11. Jerry Kamela
Themba Mzamane
Tšepo Seturumane
Bafokeng Mosala
Bushy Moletsane
Thuso Mankoane
Kopano Tseka
Rasetabele Kalosane
Khotso Tšolo
Mohau Kuenane
Vodacom Premier League preview: LDF
Tse Nala welcome LDF to the Lioli Stadium...
Date and Time
Saturday, 23 November 2013, 15:00 kick-off.
Follow Lioli Football Club on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lioli-Football-Club/222090761198376) for live score updates.
Form Guide
Lioli hosts LDF looking to bounce back from last weekend's last gasp loss to Bantu. The defeat was Lioli's first of the season and has seen Tse Nala's lead at the top of the Vodacom Premier League cut to one point.
However, Lioli will be returning to its Lioli Stadium home fortress after playing the last two games away from home.
Lioli welcomes a struggling LDF side to its where fortress where the Champions have not lost in over a year. The army side are winless in their four matches and haven't won a League match since a 2-0 win over LMPS on October 20.
Lioli's last five games
Lioli 4-1 Melele (19 October)
Matlama 1-2 Lioli (26 October)
Lioli 2-1 LMPS (3 November)
LCS 0-1 Lioli (10 November)
Bantu 2-1 Lioli (17 November)
LDF's last five games
LDF 2-0 LMPS (20 October)
LCS 0-0 LDF (27 October)
Nyenye Rovers 3-1 LDF (3 November)
LDF 0-2 Bantu (10 November)
LDF 1-1 Mpharane Celtic (16 November)
Team News
Lioli Head Coach, Mosholi "Shoes" Mokhothu, has no new injuries worries and will have last season's top goal-scorer Tšepo Seturumane back from an ankle injury that has kept him out of Tse Nala's last three games. With that injury boost Mokhothu has a full squad to choose from the Champions look to get back to winning ways.
Last Meeting
The last time Lioli and LDF met was February 23. The match was also played at the Lioli Stadium and ended in a 1-1 draw. In the other meeting between the teams last season Lioli ran out 1-0 winners.
Weekend fixtures:
Saturday: Lioli v LDF, Nyenye Rovers v Bantu; Linare v Mphatlalatsane; Likhopo v Matlama
Sunday: Joy v Melele; Mpharane Celtic v LCS; Qoaling Highlanders v LMPS
Tšepo Seturumane returns to training
Lioli striker Tšepo Seturumane has returned to training after three weeks out with an ankle injury and is line for a first-team return when Tse Nala host LDF on Saturday.
Seturumane has been absent from the Lioli squad since falling awkwardly on his ankle during a training session late last month.
Seturumane was last season's League top goal-scorer with 16 goals helping Tse Nala to the Vodacom Premier League title. Seturumane has already scored one goal this and returns to boost Lioli's attack.
"He has been training with the squad this week and he could be available for the game against LDF on Saturday," Lioli technical team member Victor Tjabaka told liolifc.co.ls. "He has been missed; any team would miss a player of his quality. We are happy to have him back."


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Programming note: Watch Paul Mendez and Bruno Escalante on Chronicle Live Monday at 5 p.m. on Comcast SportsNet Bay Area. Replays will air at 11 p.m. and 1 a.m.
Life continues to deal Paul Mendez a tough hand, but the promising middleweight from Walnut Creek refuses to fold.
"You lose friend after friend in such a short time, and you wonder if it's ever going to end," Mendez (11-2-1, 5 KOs) told CSNBayArea.com before Saturday night's 10-rounder in Redwood City's Fox Theater against Alfredo Contreras.
In a span of five months, Mendez attended a trio of funerals to pay his final respects to three friends. First, Mike Dallas Sr., the man who coached him in the amateurs, succumbed to leukemia last November.
[RELATED: Tragedy strikes, Mendez keeps fighting]
One month later, Mendez was back in black after 10-year-old Sy Sherman, whom he befriended during one of his training camps in Salinas, passed away after a two-year fight with liver cancer.
"That was hard to lose Sy," Mendez said. "He's in a better place now, but he just wouldn't give up. When you see a kid go through something like that, how can you not want to leave it all in the ring for him?"
The trail of sorrow continued in March when Mendez's roommate Preston Freeman, a 20-year-old up-and-coming welterweight from St. Louis, was gunned down outside a club during a trip back to his hometown.
In a fateful tragedy, Freeman had been scheduled to fight that week at the Fox Theater, but decided to pull out of the sold-out card and head back to the Midwest out of homesickness.
"He was like my little brother," Mendez said of Freeman. "It's crazy. One day, you're running with him on the streets, and the next day, he's gone. You walk by his room, and there's no one at his bed anymore. But in a way, the boxing keeps me going."
The 24-year-old has found solace in Salinas, where he has moved to live and train with family-operated Garcia Boxing. While Kathy Garcia manages Mendez and other fighters, her husband Max and son Sam handle the training duties out of a makeshift gym in the back of their home.
"To be honest, it seemed all of this happened one week after the other, and I didn't want to fight," Mendez said. "I was scheduled to fight in February, but it fell through, and I'm glad it did because I needed that time to collect myself. It's been great being here with the Garcias because they treat me like I'm part of their family."
So far under the Garcia banner, Mendez has showed off a set of improved boxing skills and a newfound ability to finish foes; he has gone 4-0 during this span, with his last three outings ending no later than the seventh round.
"Paul's been getting sharper and sharper with his power, the speed, and most importantly, he's learning the Don Familton way of to hit and not get hit," said Max Garcia.
Mendez sports two losses on his record, but both were close split decisions, and ironically, could actually help him land a big opportunity in the long run.
"I think it's a blessing for me because promoters will see my two losses and think I'll be an easy opponent for their prospects," Mendez said. "My team was in talks for me to fight guys like J'Leon Love, and one day, I'd love the opportunity to fight Daniel Jacobs, who I fought in the amateurs."
This week, the challenge is Contreras (13-15-2, 5 KOs), a veteran from Los Mochis, Mex., who has gone the distance with several top prospects and hopes to play spoiler. However, Mendez enters the clash a heavy favorite and his confidence matches the expectations.
"He's coming to fight, but I'm going to break him mentally and physically," Mendez said. "I'm going to apply the pressure, sense when he's wincing and thinking defense more than offense, and go for the knockout."
Considering everything Mendez has endured as of late, he's approaching the rest of his boxing career with nothing to lose.
"I still think of everyone I've lost every day," he said. "I don't know if I'll ever be able to really heal from it, but you just have to move forward, dedicate what you do to their memory, and give it all you got while you can."
San Carlos junior bantamweight Bruno Escalante was the headliner at the last Fox Theater show in March and did not disappoint, expertly outpointing Rigoberto Casillas in front of almost 1,400 fans.
Now Escalante (7-1-1, 3 KOs), the 5'2'' dynamo whom CSNBayArea.com christened "The Little Stick of Dynamite," returns against Christian Salgado (4-1, 1 KO) of Ensanada, Mex., in an eight-round battle of 115-pound prospects that will be labeled the co-main event.
"I'm getting stronger and faster every camp," said Escalante, who trains out of the Undisputed Gym in San Carlos with Brian Schwartz and Mike Bazzel. "Now I'm also working with [nutritionist] Victor Conte and [sprint coach] Remi Korchemy, and I feel like I can spar 15 rounds without getting tired."
The rest of the card is laden with Northern California fighters. San Francisco junior welterweight Jonathan Chicas (9-1, 4 KOs) takes on Mexico City's Adolfo Landeros (22-30-2, 10 KOs) in a six-rounder.
Junior middleweight Ricardo Pinell (3-0-1, 2 KOs), who won his native San Francisco Golden Gloves twice as an amateur, meets Antioch's Mike Alexander (2-6-3) in a four-rounder.
Featherweight Jesus Sandoval (2-1-2) will defend his home turf of Redwood City in a four-round tilt against Christian Silva (1-2, 1 KO), who will travel north from Sun Valley.
Opening Saturday's show will be junior lightweight Andy Vences (1-0) of San Jose, who fights debutant Lennin Herrera of Santa Rosa.
Tickets range from $35-60 and can be purchased at foxrwc.com or by calling (650) 631-3781. The free public weigh-in will take place Friday at 5 p.m. at the Undisputed Gym in San Carlos.
Ryan Maquiñana is the Boxing Insider at CSNBayArea.com. Follow him on Twitter @RMaq28.
Heavy hands, heavy heart for Mendez
"You lose friend after friend in such a short time, and you wonder if it's ever going to end." -- Paul Mendez (Erik Killin)
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Top of the Charts: Pharrell Williams celebrates seventh week on top
Seven is the lucky number all around this week, as Pharrell Williams celebrates his seventh consecutive week on top of the Billboard Hot 100 and all of the top seven positions remained locked in position this week. Watch the video for Williams' big hit single below and then let's reset our decades and travel way back in time to see the songs that were the biggest in the land this week in 2000, 1990, 1980 and 1970.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brent oil futures slipped below $110 per barrel on Friday but were on track to end higher for the second week following sharp overnight gains, with investors waiting for the outcome of talks on Iran's nuclear programme.
Oil prices jumped on Thursday, fuelled by a surge in gasoline futures, signs of continued economic strength in the United States and indications that a deal to curb Tehran's nuclear programme could be a long time coming.
"What is coming out of the talks now is what many had expected. It is going to take months or maybe even years before we get anything concrete out of this," said Tony Nunan, oil risk manager at Mitsubishi Corp in Tokyo.
Brent for January delivery was down 21 cents at $109.87 per barrel at 0505 GMT. U.S. crude was trading 38 cents lower at $95.07 per barrel, after posting its biggest gain in nearly two months on Thursday.
The U.S. benchmark was driven higher in part by New York gasoline futures, which surged on supply concerns as an outage at the country's largest refinery added to a cluster of plant problems.
Iran and six major powers have made some progress this week towards an interim deal, but negotiators appeared to play down expectations of an imminent breakthrough in the three-day talks that began on Wednesday.
Prior to the meeting, expectations of a breakthrough had remained high after the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany came close to winning concessions from Iran in the previous round of negotiations two weeks ago.
Adding to pressure on negotiators, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said on Thursday he was committed to moving ahead with a tougher Iran sanctions bill.
Signs of some strength in the U.S. economy helped support prices. The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits fell sharply last week and a gauge of factory activity hit an eight-month high in early November.
"On the demand side, I think we're out of the woods," said Mitsubishi's Nunan. "Demand growth is like the unemployment figures - it's not great, but it's steadily getting better."
In Europe, the gasoline-making unit at Total's 360,000-bpd refinery in Antwerp, Belgium, was offline after an explosion on Tuesday that killed two people.
Unrest in Iraq added to uncertainty over supply, with the country suffering its worst wave of violence in at least five years.


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Cowboy Up At Dallas' Best Country-Western Joints, Honky-Tonks and Dancehalls
By Ilene Jacobs
Dallas Local Expert
Contrary to popular belief, Dallas isn't actually a town of 10-gallon hats, oil derricks and cattle ranches. And rather than being at home on the range, Dallas' real Cowboys are playing football on a field. But that's not to say locals don't enjoy embracing their inner cowboy (or cowgirl), especially when it comes to two-steppin' at the city's best country music bars.
Those looking for dance floor action will want to mosey on over to Cowboys Red River–where they'll find plenty of room to strut their stuff and live country music rocking the house on weekends.
Speaking of live music, Adair's Saloon brings in the cream of the country music crop when it comes to up-and-coming indie bands and singer-songwriter acts. Even Jack Ingram and Miranda Lambert have performed there. Not to mention, all the shows are free for the taking. There's also Poor David's Pub, another legendary live music venue where Sara Hickman and The Dixie Chicks got their start.
Of course, we'd be remiss not to include Dallas' most-loved dives and honky-tonks in this list. After all, they exemplify the true Texas spirit. One of the most famous and most quirky is the Double Wide Bar, a dive that can be best described as trailer park chic– complete with taxidermy animals and white-trash memorabilia as far as the eyes can see. The place also showcases everything from rock to bluegrass and Americana.
And it doesn't stop here, there's still a wide array of night-life options left to discover. Whether you want to kick your heels up on a dance floor or just hang back with a cold one and listen to good music, you'll want to be sure to add these 10 best spots to your boot-scootin' bucket list.
Post Time Honky Tonk
If you're looking for a no-frills spot where you can shoot pool, belt out karaoke and line-dance across a huge dance floor, then you'll find your happy place at Post Time, one of the most friendly country-western joints in the city. Dark and dive-y, lit up by only a sea of Christmas lights, Post Time nails all of the expected honky-tonk essentials. Darkness? Check. Cheap drinks? Check. Poker tables? Check. And, of course--plenty of good music for folks to boot-scoot by. The place is a go-to venue for some of the top country-western bands in the DFW area, offering live music (Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights) from the likes of performers such as Ricky Lynn Gregg and the Keith Mitchell Band, to name a few. Be sure to swing by for open mic on Monday nights too, when you can catch talented up-and-comers before they hit the big time. Want to work on your two-steppin' skills? Then head over on Tuesdays from 7 to 10 p.m. so that you can learn and practice your new moves with DJ Donnie. (214-328-7760)
Sons of Hermann Hall
Dallas has plenty of honky-tonks, but few are as authentic as this century old Deep Ellum mainstay. Originally built to house several lodges for a fraternity of German immigrants, the hall now serves as a live music venue showcasing a variety of genres from folk, country and blues to alternative pop and reggae. Along with live bands, there's also a DJ to get the party going with everything from blues to swing and two-step, all you have to provide is the dancing. Want to learn some new moves? Then drop by on Wednesday nights for a free lesson. If dancing doesn't do it for you, head downstairs to the bar where a jukebox, pool table and shuffleboard provide a nice diversion. Just be sure to keep an eye out for ghosts-- legend has it that this place is haunted. (214-747-4422)
Double Wide Bar
This venerable watering hole pays homage to the trailer park culture with its kitsch-adorned decor and surprisingly tasty low-brow cocktails. As the name indicates, the bar is set up in a double wide trailer--replete with wood paneling, taxidermy animals, mismatched old furniture and white-trash memorabilia as far as the eyes can see. The theme continues out on the AstroTurf covered patio, where bar patrons relax on seats made from old toilets and chug Boone's Farm martinis. Aside from all its tackiness, Double Wide is one of Deep Ellum's top music venues-- showcasing everything from rock, bluegrass and Americana to electronica. And though there's barely enough space to turn around (it is a trailer after all), it sure doesn't stop anyone from busting a move. In fact, audience participation-- in the form of dancing and singing-- is highly encouraged. (214-887-6510)
Poor David's Pub
Perhaps you'll do more listening than line-dancing at this legendary music mecca (going strong since 1977), but nevertheless-- Poor David's Pub, located in downtown's South Side on Lamar neighborhood--is a stellar venue to catch local rising singer-songwriters and national acts cranking out everything from folk to bluegrass to country. Not only has the pub hosted concerts for everyone from Jerry Jeff Walker to Lyle Lovett--it's also the place where big name performers such as Sara Hickman and The Dixie Chicks got their start. Along with a weekend lineup of must-see feature bands, Poor David's keeps the bar hopping seven nights a week with comedy, poetry readings, open mic nights and the like. Plus it welcomes in all ages as long as kids, aged 17 and under, are accompanied by an adult. Be sure to keep an eye out for popular events, ranging from songwriter competitions to a Mardi Gras style gumbo cook-off. (214-565-1295)
WW Fairfields Club and Eatery
The neon light oil rigs and large wooden dance floor ought to be enough to convince you that you're at an honest-to-goodness cowboy bar. And if that doesn't do it for you, then maybe the steady stream of folks donning Stetsons and cuttin'-a-rug to some of Texas' best country bands surely will. Located in the Dallas suburb of Richardson, this popular neighborhood hang rustles in folks, not only with live music every weekend and free dance lessons on Tuesdays, but also with a bar menu that runs the gamut from nachos and cheese fries to sandwiches, burgers and chicken fried steak. Not a boot-scooter? No worries, you can immerse yourself with everything from pool tables and dartboards to catching the game on one of the big screen TVs. (972-231-3844)
Round-Up Saloon
This legendary Cedar Springs hotspot has been hailed as the nation's best gay country western dance hall-- and with good reason. The saloon boasts multiple themed bars, a rooftop patio and a spacious hardwood dance floor with plenty of room to boot-scoot, as well as disco dance, the night away. It also cranks out a roster of weekly events, from RuPaul's Drag Race watch-parties to chili cook-offs, poker tournaments, pageants and even bachelor auctions. Not to mention, the place hosts some of the best karaoke nights in town. As if that weren't enough, there's drink specials every day, plus all day happy hours and even late night howdy hours. And not only is this place a favorite pit-stop for locals, it also draws in celebrities like Lady Gaga. The crowd is primarily cruising cowboys, but fun-loving cowgirls and just about anyone who wants to do-si-do across the threshold is made to feel just as welcome. Oh, and if you need to tone-up your two-step, be sure to check out the free dance lessons-- held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights--they're suppose to be the best in town. (214-522-9611)
The Rustic
When Dallas' urbanites can't muster up the time to high-tail it to their Hill Country hacienda, they head to the next best place-- the Rustic-- a sprawling indoor-outdoor restaurant, bar and live-music destination nestled under the starry skyscrapers of Dallas' Uptown neighborhood. A traditional hole-in-the-wall honky-tonk it is not. As most of the folks who come here (around 40,000 of 'em each month) are more cosmopolitan than cowboy. And the only bulls you'll find are mounted on the walls. There's not a dance floor here either. But you'll certainly have plenty of room to kick the dust up in "The Backyard"-- a massive outdoor space filled with picnic tables, fire pits, oak trees and a concert stage. As well, you can enjoy everything from upscale comfort chow, cocktails and craft beer to some serious boot-stomping music by local and national C&W performers most nights of the week. Perhaps you'll even catch country music legend Pat Green taking to the stage since he happens to be part-owner of the whole shebang. And if you've never tried calf fries (a.k.a. calf testicles)-- served up with ketchup and ranch dressing, this is the place to do it. (214-730-0596)
Midnight Rodeo Dallas
Though you won't be seeing any bucking bovines (motorized or otherwise) at this rodeo-- you will find a spacious upscale dance club where all the trendy cowboys and cowgirls hang out every Thursday through Saturday night. Some come for the drink specials and some for the awesome events, but most simply come to scoot the night away on a huge racetrack-style dance floor. On Fridays the club rolls out a concert series featuring boot-scootin' sounds by local favorites. The rest of the time expect to find a DJ spinning everything from country classics to pop and top 40 hits. And if you want to take your country dance skills to another level, come for the free three-steppin' and west coast swing lessons that are held from 6:45 to 8 p.m. every night the place is open. (469-206-6050)
Adair's Saloon
Sure, the drinks are cheap and the burgers are legendary, but what lassos most folks into this Deep Ellum dive is its undeniably unpretentious vibe and weekly roundup of live music. But it's not just any live music-- Adair's brings in the cream of the country music crop when it comes to up-and-coming indie bands and singer-songwriter acts. Did we mention that all the shows are free? Even heavy hitters like Jack Ingram, the Dixie Chicks and Miranda Lambert have taken to Adair's tiny stage at one time or another. And an old jukebox filled with the likes of Bob Wills and Hank Williams, plus floor-to-ceiling graffiti and enough Christmas lights to last a lifetime only add to the place's old school charm. It's no wonder that this spot has been able to maintain its staying power for over fifty years. (214-939-9900)
Cowboys Red River
If you've got a hankering to down ice-cold Lone Stars and two-step your way across a massive dance floor-- then this behemoth honky-tonk is for you. Not only can you do some serious boot-scootin' to live bands Wednesdays through Saturdays, but you can also cowboy up with everything from mechanical bull riding to games of Texas Hold 'Em, Blackjack and Craps. And if that doesn't get your toes a-tappin'--then free dance lessons, ladies nights (Wednesdays through Fridays) and $2.50 drinks (before 9 p.m.) certainly will. For an authentic country experience without having to get your boots dusty, this place is the real deal. (214-352-1796)
About Ilene Jacobs
As a perpetual wanderer, foodie freak and wannabe chef, Ilene is always on the lookout for the best places to see, eat, drink and sleep. Ilene got hooked on this wanderlust lifestyle after spending 10 years as a university student in Paris where she spent most of her time eating her way around France.
When she's not writing about the latest happenings in her hometown of Dallas, she's hanging out in Paris and road tripping around Europe with her spunky teenage son.
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The 30 Day Song Challenge: Day 28
A Song From Your Favorite Songwriter.
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Leeann Ward: "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" – Darrell Scott
A modern masterpiece.
A Song From Your Favorite Songwriter.
Here are the staff picks:
Leeann Ward: "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" – Darrell Scott
A modern masterpiece.
A Relaxing Song.
Here are the staff picks:
Dan Milliken: "Can't Go Back Now" – The Weepies
This husband-wife duo's sound is mega-soothing, the perfect match for a song which gently nudges the listener to persevere through reality's burdens and chores. When I need relaxation, it's usually because I've stopped feeling like I can. This one helps me realign.
As might be expected, the subject matters are getting more intense as we edge closer to the top. But there's still room for some carefree moments here, thanks to the Dixie Chicks and Jo Dee Messina.
400 Greatest Singles of the Nineties: #75-#51
When You Say Nothing at All
Alison Krauss & Union Station
1995 | Peak: #3
This Keith Whitley classic was recorded as part of a tribute album to the late country star. It became a hit all over again, perhaps because Krauss performed it in a near-whisper. The quiet arrangement matches the sentiment beautifully. – Kevin Coyne
Tracy Lawrence
1993 | Peak: #1
Lawrence dishes on his ex's cheating ways to her new potential lover. How did she get that way? He reveals that he's the one who taught her everything she knows from the cheater's playbook. Moreover, he seems regretful of her corruption. – Leeann Ward
A lot of songs from both ends of the charts here, including a husband-and-wife duet that spent six weeks at #1.
400 Greatest Singles of the Nineties: #250-#226
I Meant Every Word He Said
Ricky Van Shelton
1990 | Peak: #2
At least the third song on this list about a guy mulling over romantic gestures he wishes he'd made to his former love, and the most traditional among those songs. You could easily imagine this one being a minor classic by a 60's or 70's legend, so close is its replication of that style. – Dan Milliken
I'm So Happy I Can't Stop Crying
Toby Keith with Sting
1997 | Peak: #2
My hard-and-fast rule for Toby Keith: The sadder he is, the happier the listening experience tends to be. He's all kinds of sad in this snapshot of post-divorce melancholia, reflecting on everything from unfair custody protocol to the greater motions of the universe. Even a gratuitous Sting cameo can't detract from the single's gloomy grandeur. – DM
You Ain't Much Fun
Toby Keith
1995 | Peak: #2
Toby Keith is also funny, though. What's a man to do? Sobering up ain't all that it's cracked up to be from is perspective. Ever since he's done so, his wife has been taking advantage of his increased functionality by giving him honey-do lists that he wasn't ably tackling pre-sobriety. It's enough to drive a man to drink. – Leeann Ward
The 201 Greatest Singles of the Decade, Part 8: #60-#41
"Long Trip Alone"
Dierks Bentley
Peak: #10
In a perfect world, this would be this decade's wedding standard. – Kevin Coyne
"Your Man"
Josh Turner
Peak: #1
Lush baritone against an effortlessly charismatic, enticing invitation to let Turner be "your man." How can you resist? – Tara Seetharam
The 201 Greatest Singles of the Decade, Part 7: #80-#61
"When Somebody Loves You"
Alan Jackson
Peak: #5
A treasure of a love song. Contrasted stunningly with modest accompaniment and vocals, the song's message is that of love's sublime ability to transform one's life and bring light to dark. – Tara Seetharam
"Separate Ways"
Rick Trevino
Peak: #59
"Separate Ways" is an instructive narrative of a couple who did everything together, but "the last thing they did together was go their separate ways." Fortunately, the song's narrator learns from his parents' divorce and wisely applies its valuable lesson to his own relationship. – Leeann Ward
The 201 Greatest Singles of the Decade, Part 6: #100-81
Alison Krauss & Union Station
Peak: #36
A shimmering moment of infatuation. Krauss is entangled in thoughts of her beloved, torn between the exhilaration of liking someone so intensely and the ache of not actually having the person. – Dan Milliken
I'm Holdin' On to Love (To Save My Life)
Shania Twain
Peak: #4
A terribly catchy slice of country-pop that, true to Twain, doesn't sacrifice authenticity for appeal – Twain simply embodies the snappy energy that pulses through the song. – Tara Seetharam
The 100 Greatest Albums of the Decade, Part 9
Nickel Creek, This Side
With Alison Krauss still in the producer's chair, This Side begins to drift away from the more pure bluegrass feel of Nickel Creek's debut album. Containing deliciously funky grooves and even tighter musicianship among the trio, Nickel Creek further proves their inimitable creativity and talent on their sophomore project that ultimately secures their popularity among progressive bluegrass fans and perhaps a few unsuspecting traditionalists along the way as well. – Leeann Ward
Recommended Tracks: "Spit on A Stranger", "I Should've Known Better", "This Side", "Sabra Girl"
Lee Ann Womack, There's More Where That Came From
It wasn't quite the radical return to traditional country music that the album cover and subsequent marketing implied, but There's More Where That Came From had more going for it than twin fiddles and steel, anyway: the strongest collection of songs that Womack had ever assembled. For those who went beyond the album's one hit and two subsequent singles, the treasures were bountiful, including a cover of "Just Someone I Used to Know" hidden at the end of the disc. – Kevin Coyne
Recommended Tracks: "One's a Couple", "I May Hate Myself in the Morning", "The Last Time", "Stubborn (Psalm 151)"
Ah, the naughties. The decade began and ended with pop crossover queens, with Shania Twain and Faith Hill at the top of their game in 2000 much like Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood reign supreme today. In between, we had the roots music boom, best exemplified by O Brother and the platinum-selling Nickel Creek and Alison Krauss & Union Station; the post-9/11 patriotic explosion, which brought Toby Keith and Darryl Worley to the top of the charts; the near-total banishment of women from the country radio dial for a good part of the decade, which started to fade as redneck pride ascended, thanks to a certain woman trying to make Pocahontas proud; and far too many tributes to country living and island-flavored beach bum songs to count.
All of this made for a fascinating decade to be a country fan. As radio worked its way through all of the above (with the notable exception of roots music), the internet made it far easier for acts to be discovered without ever getting a single spin of traditional radio play. With MySpace, YouTube, Facebook, and the explosion of country music blogs, the barriers have been torn down between artist and audience in a way that was never possible before.
The motley crew of Country Universe has a diversity of tastes that fit within the widest boundaries of country music, as reflected our collaborative list of the 100 best albums of the decade. Five of our writers contributed to the list, with all writer's selections being weighed equally. We'll reveal ten entries a day until the list is complete. A look back at the greatest singles of the decade will then follow.
The 100 Greatest Albums of the Decade, Part 1
Abigail Washburn, Song of the Traveling Daughter
Song of the Traveling Daughter is the debut album from Uncle Earl claw hammer banjo player Abigail Washburn. Produced by Béla Fleck and featuring Ben Sollee, it is a subdued album filled with intriguing instrumentation and influences. Standout songs include "Nobody's Fault but Mine," with its interesting Civil War period influence; the upbeat "Coffee's Cold," originally performed by Uncle Earl; and "Song of the Traveling Daughter," based on the classical Chinese poem "Song of the Traveling Son." – William Ward
Recommended Tracks: "Nobody's Fault but Mine", "Coffee's Cold"
Pop on those thinking caps; we've encountered a dilemma that Wikipedia alone cannot remedy!
See, like any warm-blooded entertainment blog, CU totally gets off on ranking stuff. So naturally, we've been hard at work piecing together our opinions on the decade's finest albums and singles. The former category has proven easy enough to probe; the latter, however, presents a significant challenge, since singles that aren't mainstream hits are often swept under the public carpet as the years go by.
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Like zombies stumbling upon a flock of people, fans of AMC's hit zombie series "The Walking Dead" have been ripping into tickets for a live panel discussion at the Riverside Theater Feb. 16, even though they haven't gone on sale to the general public yet.
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Next Act Theatre explores truth in lies in 'Perfect Mendacity'
Are Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden traitors or patriots? Can doing the right thing involve breaking the law? And can one lie to tell the truth?
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I rarely have room in my schedule to attend special pairing dinners, those multicourse events that match dishes with wine, beer or cocktails. But I love 'em; it's such a pleasure to see chefs unleash their creativity and to hear what went into the making of a dish and the spirit, and taste how the food and drink relate.
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The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's season-opening concert Friday night at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts led to a big finish and an equally big ovation.
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Subbaraman and his creative team infused this production of Beethoven's only opera with a set design, costumes, movements and gestures drawn from Indian culture and Bollywood. They brought color and movement to an opera that could easily be static on stage, and a liveliness of spirit to a show that could come across as a bit preachy, with its brotherhood-of-man lyrics, while sacrificing nothing musically. »Read Full Article(2)
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This matchup is without doubt the crucial encounter for both these sides in the Confederations Cup group stage.
With Spain, who have already swept aside Uruguay, the clear group favorites to top the group, and Tahiti, who Nigeria have already accounted for in their opening fixture, the predicted whipping boys, this game is set to determine who finishes second and qualifies for the knock-out stages.
Nigeria arrived late at the tournament following contract disputes and are missing some of their biggest, most experienced names, such as Victor Moses, Emmanuel Emenike, Ogenyi Onazi and Kalu Uche, however, they give the impression they are a squad brimming with potential.
Coach Stephen Keshi also cleared out a number of high-profile players following the 2010 World Cup, but so far this controversial move has proved a masterstroke.
Having claimed the Africa Cup of Nations earlier this year, Nigeria have already shown that this new generation of players have the potential to match their predecessors.
Uruguay, on the other hand, are struggling to deal with their own changing of the guard. The squad that took them to the quarterfinals in South Africa in 2010 and to Copa America glory in Argentina in 2011 no longer has the same aura about it.
While the likes of Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani are still playing at their peaks, veterans such as Diego Lugano and Diego Forlan are not at the same level they once were.
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Vermont House advances pension forfeitureFebruary 16,2013MONTPELIER The Vermont House has advanced a proposal to block public employees convicted of certain crimes from collecting their full pensions.
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I know you're used to politicians saying stupid things – after all, they're really the lowest common denominator of human life. Remember Jerrold Nadler saying loudly and proudly that President Obama ought to EXPLOIT the Newtown tragedy to push his gun control agenda? Remember noted Constitutional scholar Nancy Pelosi claiming you have the First Amendment right to own guns? Remember the various antics of the Congressional Black Caucus after the Trayvon Martin shooting?
However, this past week was a marathon of moronery, a bonanza of boneheadedness, a circus of senselessness the likes of which I have rarely seen.
1 – We'll start with dumbass extraordinaire Colorado Democrat Rep. Joe Salazar, who told women this weekend that they were much too hysterical and emotional to protect themselves with guns. No, really. Because see… they have no way of knowing whether the person they think is following them is actually following them and is going to rape them, or whether it's someone innocent. And besides, they don't need guns. That's why we have rape whistles…
And the leftards accuse the GOP of waging a war against women for refusing to pay for Sandra Fluke's condoms? Seriously?
2 – Dumbass extraordinaire zee second is Police Chief Ken James from Emeryville, California (where else?), who had the temerity to claim that a) guns are not defensive weapons, b) police use them as offensive weapons to intimidate and show power and c) police officers don't carry weapons to defend themselves, but rather to do their job in a "safe and effective manner."
Not. Even. Kidding.
Nice little tyrant! I guess that whole "protect and serve" thing eludes the chief. And apparently, that whole not drawing their firearms unless threatened thing doesn't exist in Chief James' twisted world. And I guess he hasn't heard of the nearly daily use of firearms to DEFEND LIVES that occurs here in the United States. No. HIS cops only use guns to intimidate. Rather telling, isn't it?
3 – Then we had the OOOPS! moment from Washington State, where the gun-grabbing neanderthals in the legislature made their intent to confiscate weapons by going door-to-door perfectly clear… perfectly by accident, giving even the leftiest liberal a weak tummy.
"They always say, we'll never go house to house to take your guns away. But then you see this, and you have to wonder."
That's no gun-rights absolutist talking, but Lance Palmer, a Seattle trial lawyer and self-described liberal who brought the troubling Senate Bill 5737 to my attention. It's the long-awaited assault-weapons ban, introduced last week by three Seattle Democrats.
Responding to the Newtown school massacre, the bill would ban the sale of semi-automatic weapons that use detachable ammunition magazines. Clips that contain more than 10 rounds would be illegal.
But then, with respect to the thousands of weapons like that already owned by Washington residents, the bill says this:
"In order to continue to possess an assault weapon that was legally possessed on the effective date of this section, the person possessing shall … safely and securely store the assault weapon. The sheriff of the county may, no more than once per year, conduct an inspection to ensure compliance with this subsection."
Not. Even. Kidding.
And they claim it's a mistake. One leftard, Sen. Adam Kline said he did not know the bill authorized these police searches because he had not read it closely before signing on (Well, Nancy Pelosi says you need to pass the bill to know what's in it, right?). This almost deserves a bullet of its own in this gallery of retardery, but since it's related, I'll leave it be.
The other shitbag who sponsored this bill claims the provision about door-to-door searches should have never been in there, but he left it in as… oh… something we should strive toward – "a general statement, as a guiding light of where we need to go."
Really? So, while it's unconstitutional now, it's really where we need to be. Got it. Admission of authoritarian swinery noted.
4 – Next up is Colorado's John Hickenlooper, who believes not just in expanded background checks, but also in forcing the buyer to pay for them, making guns even more prohibitively expensive for poor folks, who may not be living in the safest of neighborhoods and are more likely to need tools of self defense. Why do you hate poor people, Hickeylicker?
I'm lumping another Colorado Dumbshit Dickey Lee Hullinghorst in with Horkenlicker (and not just because they have similarly stupid last names), but because this asshat saw it fit to say the following, "I resent the implication that unless we all arm ourselves we will not be adequately protected." The thousands of people who use guns every year to protect themselves and their loved ones beg to differ, Dickey.
5 – Then we have the tool I have already mentioned this weekend, but who is worth mentioning again, because of the sheer absurdity of his statements that imply gun rights supporters are corrupt and endanger the public safety, because they support gun rights – all while he collects an exorbitant salary, ostensibly to ensure the safety and security of Chicago's citizens, but who is a miserable fail at his job. Gerry McCarthy – Chicago Police Superintendent. By that logic, every drooling retard who gave campaign money to his boss Rahm Emanuel and nationally to Barack Obama's campaign can be labeled corrupt and a danger not just to public safety, because of their support for efforts to disarm innocent citizens and leave them at the mercy of armed thugs Gerry can't seem to get his police to control, but also because of a wider agenda of economic failure that leads to more crime and despair.
6 – David Frum offers us this "Plan B" on guns, which he says the President should adopt in order to quell gun violence: the Surgeon General should help demonstrate through a study (which I'm sure will not add a single dime to the deficit) that guns are bad for the owner's health. And frankly, guns should have doohickeys on them that tell the stupid that there's a bullet thingy inside.
Why doesnt every gun automatically indicate whether there's a bullet in the chamber?
— davidfrum (@davidfrum) February 18, 2013
Not. Even. Kidding.
My kids have known the rules of gun safety since they were toddlers, and the first thing they do when they pick up a gun is check to see if there's a round in the chamber. Apparently, my kids are much smarter than David Frum.
Enjoy. This is the enemy… or enema… you face. If we can't defeat these losers, the Republic is lost.


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Jefferson County Fair features Little Big Town, Gloriana and Casey James this weekend
It's that time of year when county fairs across the state become a must-stop destination for some of country music's biggest stars.
This weekend, country fans heading a few miles west from Milwaukee will find two big shows at the Jefferson County Fair (503 N Jackson Ave. in Jefferson). Tonight at 7, Gloriana is joined by former "American Idol" contestant Casey James on the grandstand. Saturday night, it's Little Big Town headlining at the fairgrounds with Madison-based Madison County opening. With a mix of first-come, first-serve general admission seating included with fair admission and reserved spots at an additional price point, the shows can be an affordable way to catch these acts in a unique setting. General admission to the Jefferson County Fair is $10, with a few money-saving deals outlined on the event's website. »Read Full Blog Post
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For sure, Lollapalooza 2014 will be remembered for the big acts: Eminem with surprise guest Rihanna, Lorde, Iggy Azalea, the reunited Outkast. And, yet again, for the rain.
But I'll personally remember the severe panic of having major technical problems on deadline, the rush of being in the muddy photo pit for a wild rock moment, and a lot of crazy, crazy party people. »Read Full Article
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After two intense days in Chicago's Grant Park, Sunday afternoon at Lollapalooza seemed like a good time to just ... chill. And there were plenty of softer options to soothe the masses suffering from heatstroke and hangover headaches, including Jhené Aiko — this year's undercard artist most likely headed for stardom.
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Stooges Brass Band brings New Orleans sound to Peck Pavilion
At 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, a bit of Bourbon St. will arrive at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts as it continues its Live@Peck Pavilion series with a concert by the Stooges Brass Band.
The New Orleans group has performed in national music festivals including Bonaroo and South by Southwest, as well as on an international tour sponsored by the U.S. Embassy. This show will be the band's Milwaukee debut. »Read Full Article
'Wizard of Oz' showing outdoors in Oconomowoc
Moonlit Movies are ending with a nod to former glory.
The Oconomowoc outdoor film series closes its season Thursday with "The Wizard of Oz," which opened in theaters 75 years ago. »Read Full Article
Chicagoland writers Makkai and Henríquez to read at Boswell
Two Chicagoland writers will read from their well-received new novels during a joint visit Wednesday to Milwaukee's Boswell Book Company, 2559 N. Downer Ave.
The eponymous building in Rebecca Makkai's"The Hundred-Year House" (Viking) may be actually haunted by a ghost, or metaphorically haunted by the lives of its former occupants. "Makkai has written a novel that reads almost like early Muriel Spark — clever, competent, and concealing an unsettling and skewed reality under the straightforward genre piece it initially presents itself as," wrote Chicago Tribune reviewer Amy Gentry. »Read Full Article
Walker's Point Foodie Week's specials kick off Saturday
Dining deals, meet culinary hot spot.
The first Walker's Point Foodie Week, which offers three-course dinners for $21 or $31 at participating restaurants, kicks off Saturday and continues through Aug. 16. »Read Full Article
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It's more than a festival with stand-up comedy.
The Milwaukee Comedy Festival is celebrating nine years of laughs by bringing together nine shows in four days. »Read Full Article
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Beer lovers who weren't lucky enough to get tickets to the sold-out Great Taste of the Midwest on Saturday in Madison, rejoice.
Salvation is coming to Milwaukee on Thursday. »Read Full Article
Snooze at the Zoo, Morning Glory Fine Craft Fair, Hank Aaron State Trail 5K
Cat nap
Do lions snore? How about grizzly bears? Here's an opportunity to find out for yourself at Snooze at the Zoo. You can spend a night at the Milwaukee County Zoo, 10001 W. Blue Mound Road, Wednesday through Saturday. The evening starts at 5 p.m. There will be a picnic buffet followed by s'mores around a campfire before bedtime. In the morning there will be a continental breakfast. Then campers can spend the day checking up on their neighbors. A night at the zoo includes the meals and costs $50 for adults (age 13 and up), $35 for children ages 3-12 or $160 for a family of four (toddlers are free and youngsters under the age of 21 must be accompanied by an adults). Register at www.zoosociety.org. »Read Full Article