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Because of its diversity and cultureSpain is one of the most attractive destinations in the world. Its individuality, climate, Mediterranean diet and human quality of its people, among other things, has made it a famous country to live in.
Spain is diverse, with each region being proud of its own traditions and cuisine. A land of wines and joy, of flamenco, dances and traditions. Spain surprises all who visit.
On top of its amazing and varied culture, and along with the warmth of its people, you will discover a country of contrasts, of alluring cities and incredible natural scenery. Travel to the centre of this bountiful peninsula to discover Castilian Spain. Unearth Northern Spain's magical locations that include amazing grasslands and green forests, nourished by the Atlantic.
Or its fresh and green Mediterranean coast and islands, where the sea breeze will delight you. And don't forget to visit rich Andalusia, inspired by renowned artists such as Hemingway.
This is Spain, a country that enchants everyone who visits.
Madrid is a city passionate about life. Its visitors immediately allured to the city's charms. The Spanish capital is a cosmopolitan city that blends modernity with a great cultural and artistic heritage. It is one of the financial, economic and cultural centres of the nation.
Art and culture are prominent in Madrid. The capital has 73 museums, including the Prado Museum, one of the most important art galleries in the world; the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, with 48 rooms and almost 1000 works of art offering a journey through the history of European painting from the 18th to 20th centuries; and the Reina Sofía National Art Centre, dedicated to contemporary Spanish art, with works from Picasso, Joan Miró and Salvador Dalí, among others.
Madrid never sleeps. Another of its great attractions is its varied leisure offer, with something to please everyone. Enjoy the lively nightlife and great atmosphere of the capital's bars, pubs and nightclubs. Madrid is a living city where you can enjoy concerts, exhibitions, ballet and a select array of theatre productions. You will also be able to taste the best Spanish and international cuisine.
Madrid boasts a rich cuisine with traditional dishes including cocido madrileño (Madrid stew), potaje de garbanzos (chickpea stew), guisos de legumbres (vegetable stew), callos a la madrileña (Madrid-style tripe), garlic soup, Spanish tortilla (potato omelette), as well as delicious lamb and veal recipes.
Despite the fact that Madrid is not near to the sea, its cuisine includes plenty traditional fish recipes, especially baked sea bream and cod. Because Madrid is central and is the country's capital, it has always received the best fish from the Spanish coasts.
There is nothing better than enjoying dinner with a local wine. Choose any of the 'Wines of Madrid', which have been recently awarded this designation of origin. Young, fruity and aromatic red, rosé and white wines, the perfect option to enjoy with any dish, as are the traditional distilled spirits.
Traditional sweets include "Roscos del Santo" (Saint's sweetbread), which are eaten during the celebration of Saint Isidro, the city's patron saint.
In Madrid, these are the must-see attractions:
Royal Palace
Official residence of King Felipe VI, although he doesn't actually live in this palace. Walk around its impressive halls.
Gran Vía-Plaza España
100 years of history in a single street. With its buildings, leisure opportunities and shops, you can't miss it.
Plaza Mayor
Its porticoed style is wonderful and its history means that it is well worth a visit.
Almudena Cathedral
Opposite the Royal Palace is the towering Cathedral, a modern, although very stylish, building.
Calle and Puerta de Alcalá
The most famous port in Madrid and one of the most stately streets of the city.
Plaza de Cibeles
The spectacular Cibeles fountain is at the centre of this square. An impressive palace stands at every corner.
Puerta del Sol
The heart not only of Madrid, but also of Spain. Admire its clock tower and discover the streets leading to it
Parque del Retiro (Retiro Park)
The lungs of Madrid. A place to relax and enjoy the fresh air. A park in which you can lose yourself.
Museo del Prado (Prado Museum)
The most important museum in Madrid as well as one of the most important art galleries in the world.
Reina Sofía Arts Centre
Guernica is its most important painting, but don't miss the other works of art by renowned artists such as Picasso, Dalí and Miró.
Thyssen Bornemisza Museum
One of the world's most important private collections covering every style.
Madrid transcends fashion and makes an impression due to the quantity and quality on offer. At the Puerta del Sol and the Plaza Mayor you will find local craft shops, in the Salamanca District you will discover the most exquisite and luxurious fashion brands, and in the Fuencarral District and along the Gran Vía you will find the most daring and modern fashions.
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One of my boys' favorite Christmas movies is "The Santa Clause" starring Tim Allen. Toward the end of the movie, some of the elves help Santa escape from jail using tinsel to cut the hinges off the cell door, and one of them says,
"Tinsel. Not just for decoration."
My boys love this part of the movie. In fact, we quote it often this time of year mainly because of the overwhelming presence of tinsel in our Christmas tree decorating.
When I was growing up, my family always put tinsel on our tree as the final touch. When I got married, my husband protested against the tinsel because it got everywhere. Though I couldn't argue with him, I also just couldn't part with the tinsel.
There are three reasons I like tinsel on my Christmas tree:
- My tree looks naked without tinsel. All I see is green when there's no tinsel on the tree. Plus, it just doesn't look like the tree I had growing up as a child. Now, I don't keep all of my childhood traditions alive, but this one produces such good memories that Christmas seems incomplete without it. To my husband's credit, he never outright forbids tinsel use because he knows it brings back positive childhood memories of Christmas for me.
- Tinsel provides a year-round reminder of Christmas. My husband finds tinsel annoying not just because it gets everywhere, but also because we still find remnants of it in August. For me, this is just another way that Christmas joy can be experienced year-round. No, I'm not talking about the pleasure I receive by my husband getting annoyed when he finds tinsel in the vacuum in August (okay, maybe a little), but mainly that with every piece of tinsel we find in the summer, we think — and even reminisce — about the joy of the Christmas holiday again even if just for a moment.
- Tinsel hides ornaments I dislike. This is turning into a post on how I like to annoy my husband with tinsel (Oops!). Well, he does have this one ornament he insists on placing front and center on our tree, and I can't stand the thing (Sorry Dallas Cowboy fans!). So, I use tinsel to hide the ornament, and he of course moves the tinsel every time I put it there. Again, just creating fun Christmas memories with my hubby! It's all good-natured fun… really, I promise.
The point? There are two, actually. First, have fun and enjoy Christmas memories not just during the Christmas season but year round too. Second, don't miss out on those small opportunities to create those memories. After all, it's usually the small events and moments that add up and combine to make a significant impact on your life.
DISCUSSION: What fun Christmas traditions help bond your family and provide small opportunities that add up to make a difference year round?

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Update May 23, 2016: After a near 3 year hiatus from online zine transactions, I'm ready to open the distro again for orders. The zines shown here are a small selection of the distro. When I do a table somewhere, it's usually half my own stuff and half other rad political zines I think are important and go make copies of. Everything is on sliding scale. Email me what you're interested in and I will give you a sliding scale range for everything together.
Burning Women: The European Witch Hunts, enclosure and the rise of capitalism by Lady Stardust
2007, 36 pages, A5
This is a solid analysis of the truth of the witch hunts- an epidemic which systematically murdered hundreds of thousands of women, stripping their/our autonomy and power, and was the base for the capitalist structure that we currently live in! It's important to know what happened! This zine is so good that I went out and photocopied/ assembled a ton of them myself. You can find the text or PDF available through past tense, which publishes information on the radical historical movements of England
Diary of a Female Orgasm by Comet Crowbar
2013. 18 pages, A7, transparent paper over pink cover
A tiny zine made of journal entries on what it feels like. Waves, vibrations, peaks, searching.
D.I.Y Berlin: Be Your Own Damn Tour Guide (SECOND EDITION 2012)
by the Friendly Planet Collective
2012. 60 pages, A5, glitter disco-kugel.
**The second edition! With an updated 10-page detailed article on dealing with german bureaucracy and how to get a visa.** The title says it all. A personal take on what to do in Berlin while you're here, be it a day, a week or a year. Information on visas, trains, zines, artist resources, swimming, monthly events, addresses, queer scene, where to party, obscure details of daily life, punk essentials and even comes with an "emergency supply" of glitter on the cover (for those weekend-long parties)
(If you're in Berlin, you can pick on up at Other Nature)
Find the Rabbit by H
2011. Hand-cut and assembled.
A puzzle-zine. Made from one sheet of A4 paper; cut to produce 11 trapezoid pages; stapled in 18 places; to create triangular flaps that unfold into a hexagon shape. More photos here.
Challenge: Fold triangles until the rabbit is found within a flat hexagon.
Herausforderung: Falte die Dreiecke, bis du den Hasen in einem flachen Sechseck findest.
Let's Make a Zine! by H
2010. 8 pages, A7
This is a little introductory zine that I would give away at the zine workshops I do. It's folded from one sheet of paper, with no staples. The perfect lil' somthing to give to a friend curious about "what's the deal with these little things??"
Infecticitis #15 by Comet Crowbar
2015, half-legal, color centerfold
Infecticitis #13: deconstructing internalized capitalism and how to draw a flower by H
2013, 48 Pages, orange-paper cover, entirely hand-written
My newest zine about my political beliefs in Do-It-Yourself philosophy, reflecting on being born in America, anti-war, traveling to La ZAD in France, talking to nature, creators not consumers.
Infecticitis #12 (sometimes) by H
2012. 24 pages, A5
Hiking on the Appalachian Trail through Massachusetts. Hiking through the Rockies in Colorado. Bouts of depression. Tree love. Organizing the zine fest berlin. Washin' dishes. Sleepless nights. "Maybe this issue is called Sometimes, cuz sometimes it's one way, sometimes it's not, or another way entirely. Don't ask me about yesterday, it's already gone."
Infecticitis # 11: SELFISH by H
2012. 36 pages, A5.
A zine on being selfish, in regards to mental health. This zine is the result of a long Winter Depression, with a personal account on such topics as depression, suicide, self-harm/ scars, being an adult, self-awareness and taking care of yourself.
Infecticitis #10 by H
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2011. 32 pages in 16cm triangle, woodblock print cover on 300g paper.
The gender-queer (in itself) art zine that folds into a pyramid. Reflection on 10 issues/ 7 years of zines. What is a zine. Juice. Designing puzzles.
Infecticitis #9 by H
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2010. 32 pages, A6, hand-colored cover.
Figuring out the patterns of a new life in Berlin. Living autonomously for myself. Hitch-hiking to Norway. Coming out queer. Camp on a farm teaching English. The Professor and Sprinkles, the farm kittens. What will you make of today?
Party-fy Yr World by Comet Crowbar
2015. 12 pages, color paper, 1/4 size
Paper X-Ray by H
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2012. 16 different-colored pages, hand sewn, smaller than A.
This art zine is printed in an edition of 31, and made using a RISOGRAPH machine (kind of like mechanical screen-printing) Paper X-ray is a quest to examine my body (teeth, hands) and other things (trees, typewritters) through a process of pencil-rubbing on paper. The drawings in here are, literally, paper x-rays.
Made during a lovely workshop at the Kotti Shop.
Say WHAT? stories by Poe Liberado, comics by H
2009. 16 pages, A6
This zine is a companion piece to a performance by Poe Liberado, "I'm not a racist… But," There was so much to say in the performance that a zine was made to accompany it. A collaborative comic-zine about bad experiences with racist people, re-told in a humorous light. "No… seriously… really? You know I'm brown, right?"
Poe is an incredible activist with the anti-racist struggle, who can be seen here as a guest speaker during the Uppsala Pride 2010.
This Frantic Silence #2 Edited by Eric
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36 pages, 1/2 size A5
A DIY zine in response to issues of depression, anxiety, suicide and mental health. With a focus on Dealing with these issues, both personally and through collective action.
Trancending Anatomy: a guide to bodies and sexuality for partners of trans people.
This zine explains what it means for a body to be trans (trans-gender or trans-sexual) with many quotes from trans people on their experiences of their bodies and with their partners.
Witches, Midwives, and Nurses: A History of Women Healers by Barbara Ehrenreich and Deirdre English.
A very thorough analysis of women's role as healers throughout the ages: from the independent, highly respected healer, to the deamonized witch, to the current profession of nursing (which, did you know, was created by oppressed victorian upper-class ladies?) This zine goes through all the details of how women were squashed by men and had our power and knowledge taken away. If you want to know why you have to pay so much damn money for health insurance, read this zine.


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Near Platoro Reservoir, high in the Scenic San Juan Mountains, Gold Pan Acres is a classic Colorado vacation spot offering modern mountain cabin rentals and full hookup RV sites.
Platoro was a mining town in the 1800s; today the treasures of the upper Conejos River Canyon are its' vast mountain peaks, recreation trails, lakes, and streams. The highest man-made Reservoir in North America, is Platoro Reservoir at 10,034 feet and it is just 2 miles above the town of Platoro.
Choose from one of 3 types of cabins. The River Cabin along the Conejos River sleeps up to 6 people. The Gold Pan Quad Cabins are the newest and sleep up to 6 adults. The Divide Cabin is a 'sleep cabin' for those needing an overnight stay. The River and Quad Cabins have fully equipped kitchens and bathrooms, linens are included as well as charcoal BBQ grills.
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GOLD NUGGET CAFE: Opened in 2012 and will serve breakfast, lunch & dinner. Our speciality "PIZZA", hot, home-made, right from the brick oven. LOVE our desserts! Home-made pies and bread pudding, and ice cream cones. Call ahead for 2016 hours of operation.
LOCATION: From Antonito take Highway 17 west 20 miles, then north 23 miles on gravel Road. 120 Conejos Avenue, Platoro CO 81120.
For Current Rates and Availability; To Make Your Reservations: May - October 719-376-5543; November-April 254-634-5722.
- Lodging Open Dates: 5/25 to 10/30
- Nightly Lodging Rates On-Season: Range from $135 to $225
- About Smoking: All non smoking units.
- Cabins/Cottages with Cooking Facilities: 5
- Camper Cabins/Yurts: 1
- Units with Wood Stoves: 5
- Units with TV: Some units.
- Type of Reception: Satellite.
- Number of Channels: 100
- TV Screen 32" or Larger: Some units.
- Camping Open Dates: 5/25 to 10/30
- RV Camping Rates: $28 a night for two people.
- RV Sites: 20
- Total Sites: 20
- Full Hookups: 20 sites with water, electric and sewer.
- RV Sites Wide Enough for Slideout(s): 20
- Hot Showers in Winter: Yes
- Elevation: 9800 feet above sea level.
- Region: Platoro - South Central, Colorado
- Location: Away from Town, but close to a community convenience store and restaurant.
- Setting: Mountain views. Ranch setting.
- Restaurant: On site.
- Meals Regularly Served: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.
- On-Property in Central Area for Guests to Use: Central Area for OPEN Campfires. (If no local fire bans are active.)
- Credit Cards: Visa Card. MasterCard. Discover Card.
- Pets in Lodging: All Dogs are allowed in private rental units. There may be a fee or a deposit.
- Pets at Campground & RV Park: Pets are allowed at campsites for no additional cost. Well-behaved dogs or cats are allowed on a leash outdoors while their owners are on-site.
- Guest's Horses Welcome (call for availability): You may bring your horse for an additional fee or deposit.
- Individual Horse Run/Pen: Available for an additional fee or deposit.
- Horse Trailer Parking: On site.
- Grain/Hay: Available for an additional fee or deposit.
- Horse Trails: Trails start on site.
- Groups Welcome: Club. Corporate. Reunion. Weddings. Elopements. Retreat.
- Group Meeting Area: Outdoor area.
- Central Area for OPEN Campfires: Yes. (If no local fire bans are active.)
- National Forests & BLM Lands: On site.
- Designated Historic District, Site or Plaza: On site.
- Designated Hiking Trails: 10 minutes drive to trailhead.
- Restaurant(s): On site.
- Fishing in River, Stream or Creek: Walking distance.
- Fishing in Lake, Reservoir or Pond: 10 minutes drive.
- Fishing Tackle Sold: On site.
- Jeep Trails: Trails start on site. (off road, back country, 4WD, Jeep, or jeeping).
- ATV (All Terrain Vehicles) and/or Dirt Bike Trails: Trails start on site.
- Tourist Train Rides: 60 minutes drive.
- Mountain Bike Trails: Trails start on site.
- Hunting in Area: 10 minutes drive.
- Colorado Hunting Units/Areas: 80, 81,


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September 5, 2013
New Winners in the Big-Screen Revolution
With theater owners being the big losers in the digital revolution due to costs imposed on them, Daily Finance looks at the winners. IMAX and Corning for example have reaped the rewards of the changing industry by being in the right place at the right time to capitalize on new technologies. Who else (beside studios of course) do you think is coming out ahead on this?
August 27, 2013
Theater backend service provider announces new opportunities
Merchant Data Systems has launched a program designed to optimize profits for theater owners through various services. They offer equipment sales and leasing for payroll services, credit card machines and even e-commerce services designed to allow advance concession purchases.
Read more in the San Francisco Chronicle.
August 26, 2013
Merlot at the Movies
Rolling Stone has sounded off on the increasing popularity of luxury theaters such as iPic and the rebranding of select screens at AMC. They detail the thought going into the type of food and the attraction behind this upscale experience.
At the end they pose an interesting question, if cinemas are trying to survive by luring back in the middle class, is this the best direction?
August 15, 2013
Veteran Cinema Consultant retiring, Oberleitner Associates closing doors
Cinema consultant and film historian, Jack Oberleitner, entered the movie business as an usher in a small theatre in New Castle, Pennsylvania in 1959. Oberleitner stated several reasons for this heartfelt decision in an open letter to friends, associates, and customers on the Oberleitner Associates website. An extract from his letter follows" "…I am retiring for several reasons. First, I'll celebrate my 70th birthday on August 26,2013. Second, my eyesight is getting critically worse. As some of you know, my eye problems go back to the Vietnam years. I spent more than a year in Valley Forge Army Hospital in 1968. I've had more than a dozen surgeries since then There's been a lot of ups and downs since then; however, I have made a nice life, as an author, in the theatrical world, and business consultancy, ever since those days back in the 60's.
August 12, 2013
Kaleidescape introduces Cinema One
For those looking for the most premium home theater experience Kaleidescape has created Cinema One. Claiming to provide a library of Blu-ray quality films with minimal product installation, the service is aiming to be the one-stop shop for those looking for optimal video/audio standards at home.
Will they find a place in this crowded market? Can they deliver what they say they will?
Read more at Hispanic Business.com.
July 31, 2013
Movie theaters still holding onto their place in society
SIOUX FALLS, SD — A piece in KELO claims that all the competition from Netflix and home theaters could help the theater industry by building more passionate moviegoers. It also features some lovely words about how going to the movies can bring families together. Check it out.
July 24, 2013
Loyal volunteers make major site contribution
Thanks to Howard Haas and Ken Roe for taking the time to revise many pages to reflect the change of movie operators.
In June, 2013, two US theater chains merged away. Most of the 38 Clearview Cinemas became Bow Tie though a few theaters closed.
July 16, 2013
Three Airports already set with theaters
While it seems incredibly unlikely you'll see a movie theater in an American airport anytime soon as reported last week, there are already some in Asia. Jaunted profiled three Asian airports already loaded with everything from the latest flicks to a full-size IMAX screen.
July 15, 2013
Fandango, Pacific Theatres in deal
The Los Angeles Times reported last week that Fandango has now made a deal with Pacific Theatres. That now brings their market share to 80% and provides a bitter blow to rival Movietickets.com. While the deal includes Pacific's popular location at the Grove, their luxury ArcLight will remain separate.
With Movietickets.com becoming less of a factor in the marketplace, how will Fandango's almost monopoly affect your moviegoing experience?
(Thanks to RonP for providing the photo.)
July 12, 2013
Movie theaters in airports unlikely
The Los Angeles Times reported that people want movie theaters in airports more than any other amenity. However, don't expect to see these anytime soon as they would be cost prohibitive given the limited space in terminals.
What other types of buildings would you love to see a movie theater in?


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We are very excited to launch our The May Lyme Project for 2016. This year we launch a dual campaign; The Federal Election 2016 and Give $10 for Lyme in May!
The Give $10 for Lyme in May campaign aims to raise as much money as possible to assist with the LDAA's advocacy work. We encourage you to ask your friends, family and local community to help support those with Lyme-like illness by donating $10 for Lyme throughout the month of May. Every little bit counts, but remember give only what you can!
Equally, the Senate inquiry into Lyme-like illness has raised the profile of our plight. We have been delighted to see politicians from major and minor parties, and independents come together in awareness that something must be done to help patients. The Federal Election 2016 campaign aims to build on this. We've developed a range of tools to assist you in contacting your local Federal MPs and future candidates.
You can check out all the details here. This year we've produced a step-by-step guide on how to contact your local Federal MP and candidates and how to Give $10 for Lyme in May. We also have a variety of Give $10 for Lyme in May marketing material!
Couldn't make it to the hearings? Listen now!
We are very aware that many of our community couldn't attend the public hearings held in Perth, Brisbane and Canberra recently.
To help those who missed the hearings, or those who would like to relive some of the testimonies, you can listen live below. Each hearing, except for Canberra, is in two parts. You can also watch the Canberra hearing on video.
If you prefer to read, Hansard is available for Perth, Brisbane and Canberra.
Thank you to everyone who attended and gave evidence, particularly the Lyme and Lyme-like patients!
Want to see who gave evidence so you can skip ahead? Access the Brisbane, Perth and Canberra programs here.
LDAA Senate Inquiry Submission has been published!
The Lyme Disease Association of Australia's submission (#528) to the Senate Inquiry into Lyme-like illness in Australia has been published.
We hope this submission will go to some way in changing the way in which Lyme and Lyme-like illness patients in Australia are treated.
You can view our submission in full here.
Thank you to everyone else that has submitted to the Senate Inquiry. Well done!
Parliamentary Friends of Lyme Launch!
The Lyme Disease Association of Australia and members of Federal Parliament launched the new Friends of Lyme group on 15 March 2016.
A number of prominent members of parliament attended and listened to the lived experience from treating physicians, patients and carers.
Head to our YouTube channel to view all of the presentations, alternatively, you can listen to our President and Dr Richard Schloeffel's presentations below.
From the USA: Lyme Disease guidelines removed from NGC
The Lyme Disease Association of Australia was recently informed that the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) Guidelines for the treatment of Lyme Disease have been removed from the National Government Clearinghouse (NGC). The NGC catalogs and makes available all current treatment guidelines for medical professionals and insurance companies in the United States of America.
As a result, the only guideline available as a recognised treatment approach for Lyme disease is the International Lyme and Associated Diseases guideline. This is a huge win for patients everywhere because it means that the IDSA guidelines are undergoing review to ensure compliance with Institute of Medicine compliance standards, something that was long overdue.
You can read the full media release from our USA counterpart here.


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IDA savings earn a car, confidence and peace of mind
Nicole Johnson found bottom.
She was 22, addicted and more than $10,000 in debt. She was homeless with two toddlers she'd forgotten how to mother, and without confidence that she could create a better life.
Desperate, she asked for help. "I found out I couldn't do it alone. I couldn't manage anything on my own anymore." For the next three years, as Nicole moved through a shelter, a group home, and a transitional apartment, counselors taught her how to nurture Gabriel and Marisa—and herself. "I learned how to cope, forgive myself and just live a better life and set a good example for them," she says.
She also got a job. While the shelter deposited three-quarters of her pay into a savings account, Nicole learned what she needed to do to get out from under her bills. This was a new concept. "I never thought I was going to make it anywhere financially. It was like, 'I don't have enough money for that, so what do I care?' " she said.
Kicking addiction was tough. So were reconnecting with her children and her better self. But when Nicole felt ready to live independently and got an apartment in Nashua, N.H., her biggest barrier wasn't herself—it was transportation.
Her aging car roared, rattled, and seized up. Nicole frequently missed her kids' medical appointments. She passed up a promotion because it required a 25-mile commute.
So she reached out again, this time to the Community Loan Fund's Individual Development Accounts (IDA), a matched-savings program that helps people with limited incomes save for a home or car, to start or expand a business, or to continue their education. She opened her IDA account through More Than Wheels, an organization that helps people build financial skills and buy affordable, reliable cars.
Pooling her previous savings, a tax refund, her six months of IDA savings, plus IDA's three-to-one match, Nicole had nearly $10,000 to put down on a reliable car. More Than Wheels helped her get a good price and a monthly payment under $100.
The experience, Nicole says, "helped me emotionally, it helped me psychologically." It tested her new self: Reaching her savings goal would mean a safe, dependable car, a shining symbol of her fresh start; not reaching the goal meant continuing to worry how she'd get the kids to the doctor.
Nicole got the car, promotion, and some hard-earned peace of mind. Now, she and her children have an apartment, and she's studying for a bachelor's degree. She's off all public assistance and says, "It feels good to be one of those people who's contributing to society."
"It makes me feel good because I can show my kids that they don't have to feel defeated, that if there's something they want to, they can do it," she says. "It may take a while, but they can do it."
This article was originally published in the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund's 2011 Annual Report.


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Gregg Williams admitted and apologized for employing a bounty system with the Saints from 2009 to 2011.
Apparently, Williams has been using bounties a lot longer than that.
And he used them in Buffalo.
Coy Wire told the Buffalo News--along with three players who requested anonymity--that Williams offered cash bonuses for hits that injured opponents.
"That's real," Wire said. "That happened in Buffalo."
The NFL announced Friday that Williams rewarded Saints defensive players not only for big plays such as interceptions or quarterback sacks, but also with bounties -- knocking opponents out of games. Williams admitted to the allegations and apologized in a statement late Friday.
"There were rewards," Wire said of his stint in Buffalo, which began in 2002 during Williams' second season as head coach. "There never was a point where cash was handed out in front of the team. But surely, you were going to be rewarded. When somebody made a big hit that hurt an opponent, it was commended and encouraged."
Neither Wire nor the anonymous players admitted to receiving any payments and none revealed any details of the payment system.
One of the anonymous players told the News he believed bounties were happening on many teams and for a long time.
Wire says the Bills did not have bounties under Mike Mularkey or Dick Jauron and he realized the bounties were wrong after Williams left and the regime changed in Buffalo.
"What Williams did was wrong, and I know that now," Wire said. "My sense of normalcy was warped. I thought what I was doing was right."
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Frank Lloyd Wright's Premium Unleaded, and Other News
December 16, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- In November 1994, George Plimpton interviewed Garrison Keillor at 92Y as part of a collaboration with The Paris Review. You can listen to a recording of their interview here—and now the PBS series Blank on Blank has animated part of it. "I think that you're only obliged to be a humorist from maybe the age of eighteen until you turn thirty," Keillor tells Plimpton. "Past the age of thirty, I don't think there's any obligation to be clever at all. After that, you, I think, are supposed to settle down, be a good person, raise your children, and be good to your friends, which you may not have been when you were very clever, and try to atone for your cleverness. Humor has to surprise us. Otherwise it isn't funny, and, it's a death knell for a writer to be labeled humorous, because then, of course, it's not a surprise anymore, it's what expected of him. And when you come to expect humor of people, you will never get it."
- Last month, Oxford Dictionaries named the "tears of joy" emoji its Word of the Year; now Merriam-Webster has followed suit, choosing a suffix, -ism, as its Word of the Year. Now, before you get all exercised and sit down to write an indignant op-ed about all these nonword words the dictionaries insist on force-feeding us, be advised that "Merriam-Webster notes that the version of -ism without the hyphen actually is a word, specifically a noun meaning 'a distinctive doctrine, cause, or theory' or 'an oppressive and especially discriminatory attitude or belief' … Last week, Dictionary.com bravely bucked this year's trend by naming a word as their word of the year. They selected identity, citing increased conversation this year over gender and sexual identity, in large part because of former Olympic athlete Caitlyn Jenner's decision to come out as a transgender woman."
- Fact: Frank Lloyd Wright designed a gas station. It was but one element in a vast, unrealized utopia he'd planned to erect in Buffalo, New York, which remains, alas, a largely dystopian place. But in 1958, when Wright was ninety, one part of his idyllic vision found its way to Cloquet, Minnesota, and an historic gas station was born: "Wright had designed a house for a resident of Cloquet named R. W. Lindholm, who happened to be in the petroleum business. Wright never gave up on his utopian city, and knowing what his client did for a living, he convinced Lindholm to build a gas station that was similar in design to the Buffalo station … Wright saw the car as a way to personal freedom for Americans, so he gave the drivers of Cloquet what he thought that future needed in a gas station, including an observation deck where the attendants could watch for cars in warmth and comfort." Forget Fallingwater. This is Tricklinggasoline.
- "I have in fact only once corresponded with anyone … who was as good at writing letters as I am," Iris Murdoch once told the philosopher Philippa Foot. So this new book of her correspondence must be a veritable tour de force of jocularity and fluent intellect, yes? Well. John Mullan hates to break it to you, but "the brilliant thinker, witty conversationalist and powerfully idiosyncratic novelist are hardly here at all … Some have responded to the publication of these letters by depicting Murdoch as a rather shocking sexual adventuress, but this is not quite right. Really, she seems more interested in writing letters to people she found attractive than in having sex with them."
- What was the deal with Hawthorne and Melville? The heat that emanated from the hearth of their friendship was … well, hot. Melville once wrote, for example, that Hawthorne "shoots his strong New-England roots into the hot soil of my Southern soul." But, as Jordan Alexander Stein notes, anyone wishing to prove some erotic intent on either writer's part has a heavy burden: "Writers of the mid-nineteenth century did not have available to them the same expressive concision as those of us today who might speak glibly of topping and bottoming … Melville wrote of Hawthorne with undeniably sexy language. What proves more elusive are the feelings to which, with any precision, this language can be said to refer … The issue, then, is whether serious scholars writing about famous authors can reasonably deign to take dick jokes as evidence. And if we are indeed willing to take them as evidence, just how do we go about determining what kind of evidence they are?"
He Was Always Right, and Other News
January 20, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Merriam-Webster has undertaken a daunting project: they're publishing a new edition of their unabridged dictionary, which hasn't seen a major overhaul since 1961. Their employees are already hard at work: "Emily Brewster has produced anywhere from five to twenty-five definitions a week. Twerking is ready, she tells me in December. Nutjob (which dates to 1959) and minorly are good to go. Jeggings is, too. The new sense of trolling looks promising, she says, 'but first I have to finish hot mess.' Brewster is very excited about hot mess. Thanks to Google Books, she found it in a machinists union trade journal from 1899: 'If the newspaper says the sky is painted with green chalk that is what goes. Verily, I say unto you, the public is a hot mess.' "
- In 1969, the curator Henry Geldzahler convinced the Met to host "New York Painting and Sculpture: 1940–1970," a show so vast and intensely contemporary that it remains a watershed—so why not just do the whole thing again? "Henry had a fantastic eye. He wasn't wrong about anything. He was always right."
- A mother from an affluent Texas town would strongly prefer her children to read Ayn Rand in school, not The Working Poor, David K. Shipler's book about poverty. In other news, Oxfam announced yesterday that 1 percent of the global population holds half the world's wealth.
- George Steinmetz traveled by helicopter to take these aerial photographs of New York in winter. He and his pilot "frequently flew so low that they passed in between buildings, with Steinmetz and his camera hanging out of the open door."
- Remembering Alice K. Turner, who was Playboy's fiction editor for two decades. "Fiction is kind of a nuisance," she once said. "The ad sales guys don't see the point. They would cut it out if they could, except for the fact that it adds a certain respectability … Playboy stories have beginnings, middles, and ends. They have a kind of general appeal. They are not experimental. They are not terribly modern or forward-reaching but they have real quality, or so I hope."
"A Few Leaves Too Many," and Other News
December 15, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Paul Muldoon on Beckett's collected letters: "The letters collected here come in the wake of the success, in 1955, of the English version of Waiting for Godot, the play in which, according to the critic Vivian Mercier, 'nothing happens, twice.' One of the few things that do happen is that the tree that's barren in Act I develops some foliage in Act II. But, as the high priest of lessness writes to the director Jerzy Kreczmar of the 1957 Warsaw production—'The tree is perfect (perhaps a few leaves too many in the second act!)'—even that mustn't be overstated."
- Merriam-Webster's word of the year is … culture. "When you put it next to another word it means something very different," their editor at large said.
- The science of mondegreens: Why do we mishear lyrics? ("You're much more likely to mishear 'Cry Me a River' as 'Crimean River' if you've recently been discussing the situation in Ukraine.")
- "How can a writer make goodness interesting? George Eliot tried to do so by examining redemption in Silas Marner. The only problem is that the narrative jumps ahead, giving us the miserly misanthrope before and the radiant saint after he adopts a lost child … But where are the unheroic, sane, consistent, quiet goodnesses? As literature thrives on conflict, the idea of a sequestered, sanguine goodness might seem impossible."
- The language of food: a new book crunches the data on the descriptions of 650,000 dishes from 6,500 menus. "Satisfied customers can be remarkably price-sensitive, if unconsciously so. The pleasures of expensive food are equated with sex; foie gras is seared 'seductively' and apple tart is 'orgasmic.' Cheap food, by contrast, is compared to drugs. Reviewers demand a 'fix' of fried chicken and liken cupcakes to crack."
This Is Your Life on Books, and Other News
April 1, 2013 | by Sadie Stein
- The book lover's dilemma, via Rena Maguire.
- Merriam-Webster's is movin' with the times, incorporating such newfangled phrases as the hideous bucket list, 2010-ish game changer, mysterious robocall, belated mashup, usefulcrowdsourcing, unfortunate cyberbullying, and inevitable viral.
- If Marx lived today, speculates one biographer, "he would be a compulsive blogger, and picking Twitter fights with Andrew Sullivan and Naomi Klein."
- Speaking of! Celebrate Easter (belatedly) by testing your knowledge of resurrections in literature.
- Genius in literature: a handy-dandy chart.
The Dickens Museum, and Other News
December 7, 2012 | by Sadie Stein
What We're Loving: Cocktails, Borges, Color
August 17, 2012 | by The Paris Review
As though a blog written by a Merriam-Webster lexicographer weren't exciting enough, Kory Stamper at harm·less drudg·ery recently posted on the thrilling discovery of color definitions. To whit: "begonia n … 3 : a deep pink that is bluer, lighter, and stronger than average coral (sense 3b), bluer than fiesta, and bluer and stronger than sweet william — called also gaiety." In a kind of synesthetic treasure hunt, she races through the dictionary to follow the trail of colors. "I eventually ended up at 'coral,' where sense 3c yielded up the fresh wonder, 'a strong pink that is yellower and stronger than carnation rose, bluer, stronger, and slightly lighter than rose d'Althaea, and lighter, stronger, and slightly yellower than sea pink.' Carnation rose was clearly the color of the pinkish flower on the tin of Carnation Evaporated Milk, and Rose d'Althaea was clearly Scarlett O'Hara's flouncy cousin, but it was the last color that captivated me. 'Sea pink,' I murmured." —Nicole Rudick
"You probably wear lipstick, powder base and a little eye makeup every day. But have you ever considered drawing in completely new eyebrows, wearing false eyelashes, putting hollows in your cheeks with darker foundation, a cleft in your chin with brown eyebrow pencil or enlarging your mouth by a third? These are just a few sorcerer's tricks available." Among the most amusing tributes to the original fun, fearless female is Bonnie Downing's affectionate Outdated Beauty Advice from Helen Gurley Brown over at the Hairpin. —Sadie O. Stein


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With many of the great NBA players starting to come to the end of their careers, it is going to be sad to see them leave, especially what some of them have done for the game.
Some of those players have been great scorers, passer, and rebounders.
Some of those players also have won a championship ring or numerous championship rings in their career.
But then there are those great NBA players who have never won rings, like Charles Barkley, Elgin Baylor, John Stockton, and Karl Malone.
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At its Tuesday meeting, the Danville Town Council granted its Parks and Leisure Services Commission permission to move forward with the Osage Station Park master plan. The draft master plan update includes no fewer than 10 projects to improve and reconfigure the 30-year-old park.
The draft master plan will be the park's guiding document for the next 25 years and proposes several additions, repairs and reconfigurations to make the park more accessible to sports teams and residents.
Included in the plan are a reconfiguration of the park's four baseball fields to make room for an additional diamond and the relocation of tennis courts nearer the boundary of Charlotte Wood Middle School, Michelle Lacey, recreation services manager, said. The finished park should also have bocce ball courts and a snack shack.
"Everything right now is in concept. We're not at the point where we've identified specifics; right now we're just trying to identify what potential amenities would go into final master plan," Lacey said.
The draft master plan prioritized the projects, which will each go through a separate approval and integration into the town's capital improvement plan, giving benches, playgrounds, the snack shack and water feature precedence.
"The first priority is the play area because the water feature is completely out of commission," Stepper said. New safety standards have deemed the feature "too deep" and as it is now considered a pool, lifeguards must supervise the area. Renovations to the feature would include a zero depth splash area with interactive elements for young children, according to reports.
Still, the town is in the very beginning stages of construction. Now that the parks commission has council approval, it must create official construction documents that will be sent back to the council for approval. The approved plans will then be submitted for a building permit. Stepper estimates that the entire Osage Station Park update will take between 10 and 15 years.
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Lululemon Athletica Inc. (NASDAQ:LULU) seems to be weathering the tough retail season, analysts say, and investors seemed to agree, pushing the company's shares up 9% yesterday to $8.37.
"Lululemon is still exceeding the initial $750 sales per square foot target," Analyst Howard Tubin of RBC Capital Markets wrote in a note to clients, at a time when management is seeing more flexibility on rents.
Excess capacity in overseas markets has also helped the retailer secure more favourable pricing for fall and winter 2009 merchandise, he said. He maintained his outperform estimate and price target of $9 on the shares but cut his 2009 forecast to 52¢ from 57¢ and introduced a 2010 per share earnings estimate of 58¢.
"We continue to like the differentiated branding and the product, plus the square footage growth potential."
Paul Lejuez of Credit Suisse was less optimistic, saying Lululemon's decision to take an impairment charge on closing one store in Texas, write down the assets of three others and back out of future leases. All of the stores were in the U.S., he said in a note to investors, "not a good sign for a growth concept."
"while Lululemon remains one of the few growth concepts in retail, pressure on sales and margins in the near-term (along with the impairment charge taken on several stores) could cause some investors to question its long-term growth potential. With little visibility into fiscal 2009 and difficult sales productivity comparisons in this weak macroeconomic environment, we see few positive catalysts for the stock."
He maintained his rating of neutral on the stock and target price of $9.


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If you've seen the nutrition bar section at your local grocery store lately, you may have noticed an influx of different brands, each one claiming to be "healthy." Choosing a convenient snack bar that is both nutritious and great tasting can be overwhelming these days with so many products on the shelf. Well, let me do the work for you and recommend a bar I've partnered with because I love them so much: KIND bars.
These bars are not only nutritious, but they taste amazing. KIND's claim to fame is that each bar is made up of "ingredients you can see and pronounce." This should set your mind at ease, whether you are a health-conscious mom or just looking for a delicious snack and want to know exactly what's going into your body. -KIND bars come in a ton of different flavors and varieties, so there's sure to be one that tickles your fancy:
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ECU offers innovative and practical courses across a variety of disciplines and we have a vibrant research culture. ECU is a leader in developing alternative entry pathways to higher education.
We have three campuses in Western Australia. Joondalup and Mount Lawley in the Perth metropolitan area and our South West campus in Bunbury, 200km south of the Perth CBD.
ECU provides a variety of services and facilities that go beyond the classroom, with opportunities for personal development and social interaction for students and staff.
At ECU we concentrate our research in areas of strength to deliver tangible outcomes.
There are several ways to get involved with research at ECU.
ECU has a lively research community that is committed to supporting research students.
Our Office of Research and Innovation provides comprehensive support services to researchers.
Mutually beneficial ECU collaborations and partnerships with industry, educators and the wider community.
Our partnerships with Registered Training Organisations provide pathways for students to enter higher education.
ECU is a leader in the rapidly emerging area of simulated learning and teaching in health.
We welcome the general community to engage in events on-campus.
ECU's Run for It is a horrifying new event for the whole family, including an after-dark Creepy Campus run on Saturday 29 October.
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Alumni enjoying the atmosphere before the movie
More than 500 ECU alumni, family and friends enjoyed a late afternoon sausage sizzle, followed by a movie under the stars at the Pines Picture Garden on Saturday, 28 November.
The latest animated movie "UP" was screened, much to the delight and enjoyment of all alumni and their families.
On what was a beautiful day, all guests enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere around the lake on the Joondalup Campus, taking in the pleasant surroundings, and the smell of sizzling onions and sausages.
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Black Sabbath Extend North American Leg of Final 'The End' Tour with Additional U.S./Canadian Summer Concerts!
Black Sabbath recently announced plans for a 2016 tour titled The End. It is the farewell act for one of rock music's most influential bands. Black Sabbath formed in Birmingham, England in 1968. Sabbath along with other British bands such as Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple pioneered a new and more aggressive form of rock music. Black Sabbath developed their signature style and sound by combining heavy Tony Iommi guitar riffs, dark, brooding lyrics and the aggressive jazz-like rhythm section of bassist Geezer Butler and drummer Bill Ward. Ozzy Osbourne's vocals were the final piece of the puzzle that nailed down's Sabbath's unique sound.
Black Sabbath quickly became one of most of popular bands of the early 1970s with iconic rock songs such as "NIB," Iron Man," "Paranoid" and "War Pigs." Black Sabbath originally began as a blues band like almost every other 1960s British rock band. Their effort to distinguish themselves from their contemporaries led them to experiment with heavier sounds and move away from, the blues format. In doing so they unintentionally created a new form of music that evolved into metal. They are regarded as the godfathers of all the various forms of metal music.Black Sabbath's music is as popular now as ever was. They continue to attract new fans. A typical Black Sabbath audience includes its original middle-aged fans as well as young teenagers.
The 2016 tour give Sabbath fans the last opportunity to see their heroes in a live setting. Sabbath is planning the biggest stage production of their career. The American leg of the tour includes seventeen dates across the United States and just announced in Canada. The tour is set to begin on January 20, 2016 in Omaha, Nebraska. The final show will take place (as of now) on September 21st at the Cricket Wireless Pavilion in Phoenix, Arizona. The tour also takes Sabbath to Australia and New Zealand.
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'The End' is Here! Legendary Metal Band Black Sabbath Schedule 2016 Farewell North American Tour.
Black Sabbath is set to kick off their farewell tour "The End" in January of 2016, promising concerts with their most incredible production of all time. In addition to dates throughout the USA, the group will head to Australia and New Zealand in April for a leg of the tour. The lineup on the band's "The End" tour includes singer Ozzy Osbourne, main lyricist and bassist Geezer Butler, and main songwriter and guitarist Tony Iommi. This is the same Black Sabbath lineup that has been in place since the group's 2013 reunion album 13 and their following tours.
Ozzy Osbourne has formerly noted that Black Sabbath would also be recording their last album. He had hoped to start writing sessions with the other band members at the beginning of 2015, and believed that the group would again be working with legendary record producer Rick Rubin. Although Black Sabbath's tour announcement has not indicated that there will be a new album, fans will still be delighted to hear hits from classic albums such as 1970's Paranoid and Black Sabbath, 1971's Master of Reality, 1973's Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, 1975's Sabotage, and 1980's Heaven and Hell.
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Heavy Metal Band Disturbed Back Together and Touring in 2016 Behind New Album, 'Immortalized,' Out Now!
It's been a long few years but the popular heavy metal band, Disturbed, is making a grand return to stages across the globe as they prepare to release their new album Immortalized. The Chicago band went on hiatus back in October 2011 as the band members went on to pursue their own individual and side projects. This brought a few interesting affairs like the industrial metal band, Device which featured lead vocalist David Draiman and Fight or Flight which brought together drummer Mike Wengren and guitarist Dan Donegan. Bassist John Moyer also went on to form a band called Art of Anarchy that released an album right before the announcement of this new tour.
So the diehards who have waited these years for new material can get an up close experience, the tour will see Disturbed play in smaller venues like the Fillmore in San Francisco. Whether it's San Francisco or at the House of Blues in Houston, Texas, fans can expect a widely varied act as Disturbed plan to dig deep into their catalog of both released and unreleased songs for their live sets. According to David Draiman, it's going to be "a different show" every single time. But the diehard fans will have nothing to worry about as the band promises to whip out the classics to reward their fan's loyalty.
On top of that, Disturbed will be released a "surprise" album today, as they conveined after their hiatus and recorded a whole new album to "Justify," as they state, their time apart:
Disturbed ones – The hiatus is over. Over the past year, we've been secretly writing and recording a brand new album. Today, we are excited to share a new song called "The Vengeful One" along with a new music video. It's off our upcoming album called "Immortalized," which will be released on August 21, and is available for pre-order today. This album had the arduous task of, in some way, justifying the hiatus; giving the fans something that made it worth our time away from one another. We hope that it succeeds in that task.
Tickets go on sale today, August 21st, at 10 am local time:
Track listing is as follows:
- The Eye of the Storm
- Immortalized
- The Vengeful One
- Open Your Eyes
- The Light
- What Are You Waiting For?
- You're Mine
- Who
- Save Our Last Goodbye
- Fire It Up
- The Sound of Silence (Simon and Garfunkel Cover)
- Never Wrong
- Who Taught You How to Hate
Def Leppard's World Tour coming to the U.S., Canada, Australian, and U.K. in 2015.
After they complete their tour across Canada and Europe, Def Leppard will be returning for a North American and U.K. tour. Celebrating approximately thirty-eight years in the music industry, they continue to play to sold out crowds worldwide. The tour dates from summer and into early October will also feature the Styx and Tesla. Beginning in early October, the lineup will shift to include Foreigner and Tesla for a few shows, and then will feature Foreigner and Night Ranger.
The U.S. leg of the tour will continue into mid-October, culminating in the October 17th show in Jacksonville, FL. After short stints in Japan and Australia, Def Leppard will co-headline some performances across the U.K. with another classic 80s band, Whitesnake, beginning in Dublin, Ireland on December 6th. The rock band Black Star Riders will also be featured in the U.K. portion of the tour. This leg will wrap up in Sheffield on December 9th, the same city the band was founded back in 1977.
Def Leppard was inducted into the Rock Walk of Fame in 2000. As of today, they have sold over 100 million albums worldwide throughout their career. This has included two RIAA diamond certifications, for Pyromania and Hysteria, that each sold over 10 million albums in the U.S. alone.
Tickets are on sale now. Full tour dates:
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Watch Def Leppard play "Pour Some Sugar on Me" live with Taylor Swift helping out on vocals:
Motley Crue Add 21 New October/December 'Final Tour' Arena Shows Prior to NYE in LA Finale.
LA hard rockers Motley Crue have been out on their Final Tour, playing gigs across the world, and the details of the final stretch are starting to come into focus.
The band that brought you countless throughout the 80s and into the 90s and shows you all that excess had to offer is currently in the Land Down Under throughout the month of May playing Arenas across New Zealand and Australia.
Once summer kicks into full gear in North America, the Motley Crue will take to headlining arenas across the U.S. and Canada with Alice Cooper coming along for the ride as opening act – we can't thing of a much better 1-2 punch on any bill this summer!
Having previously played outdoor shows, they'll stick to arenas this time to allow fans the full, extravagant, over-the-top Motley Crue concert experience.
Motley Crue keeps it rocking in October and December 2015 with new tour dates. Originally, a hiatus, Motley Crue keep their schedule tightly packed by adding twenty-one concerts between October 2015 in Hidalgo, TX and December 2015 in fabulous Las Vegas, NV. They then slide into California for the previously scheduled, last three dates of the year – December 28th, 30th, 31st at the Staples Center in Los Angeles!
The band's promise to make themselves available by playing as many locations as possible has unfortunately limited the stage effects in smaller or outdoor venues. With all the new dates being arena based, concertgoers will have the opportunity for a proper send off, Motley Crue style. Tommy Lee explains it best as quoted by Rolling Stone magazine, "The indoor production is fucking insane! You need a full-on roof to mount the 'Cruecifly' drum rollercoaster, because it actually flies out over the audience about 200 feet to the very back of the arena!" We have also heard talk about "The Crüe's Nest," a platform that will raise the band, as well as a few lucky fans as the set ends.
Fans of The Crue, as well as the band members themselves, appear to be having a hard time saying goodbye. The new dates and special effects are certainly a well-deserved bonus for those who remain loyal to Motley Crue.
Tour schedule is as follows:
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Slipnot Announces Twenty-Seven City 'Summer's Last Stand' Tou with Lamb of God, Bullet for My Valentine, Motionless in White.
A massive summer tour, entitled Summer's Last Stand 2015 will take Slipknot to twenty-seven different cities across the United States and Canada. The tour will begin in late July and end in early September, with the band playing at stadiums and large outdoor venues from coast to coast. Three support bands, Lamb of God, Bullet for My Valentine and Motionless in White, will join Slipknot on the journey across North America.
The summer tour follows Slipknot's two-stage Prepare for Hell tour with Korn and King 810 opening for the band in Europe over the winter, along with a fourteen-date college cities tour with Hatebreed in April and May. The band also played five dates in Australia's Soundwave Festival in February.
Members of Slipknot have indicated they hope to continue the renewed momentum that they found in 2014 with the album .5: The Grey Chapter, released in North America last October. The album made several year-end "best of" lists and proved to fans that the band could continue to connect with its audience and produce quality heavy metal music following the unfortunate death of founding member, bassist, and songwriter Paul Gray, and it being the first album made without original dummer Joey Jordison.
Many dates are currently on Live Nation presale, and go on sale to the general public Friday, January 30th.
Complete Slipknot 2015 tour schedule and tickets.
End in Sight for Motley Crues Final Tour. Metal Band Announce Final U.S. and Canadian Tour. Schedule Last Concert for December 31 in LA.
Weve known for about a year that Motley Crue were calling it quits. But an extravagant, excessive, lavish metal band like that cant just step back into darkness. No, they need to go out with a bang, the biggest bang imagineaimaginableats just what theyre doing with the Final Tour.
Motley Crues Final Tour stormed across North American in the fall, and will do so again in July, August, and September 2015. Theyll rock the biggest arena in your neighborhood with their over-the-top show, and unbeatable opening act Alice Cooper.
To top it all off, theyve announced their final-ever show, which will take place December 31st at the Staples Centre in the hometown of Los Angeles, California. The band that paid their dues and made it on the Sunset Strip will surely throw one hell of a show on New Years Eve closing off 2015, and putting an end to the bands history, as they welcome on the distant 2016, and new horizons.
Setlists will span the hits from their thirty-four-year career.
Tickets go on sale Friday, January 23rd at 10 am local time.
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Swedish Metal Rockers In Flames Announce 2015 Siren Charms North American Tour with All That Remains, Wovenwar.
Swedish metal act In Flames are currently finishing up their 2014 North American tour this week, playing New York, Worcester, Montreal, and Toronto with co-headliners Opeth, and Red Fang. However it will just be a matter of months before we see them again – just about two, to be exact!
Out on tour behind latest album, Siren Charms, which came out in September, In Flames will join forces with Massachusetts metalheads All That Remains, and west coast rockers Wovenwar for a headling tour across the United States and Canada.
They'll bring new hits "Rusted Nail" and "Through Oblivion" to the stage, as well as the fan favorites from the ten other crushing albums starting February 20th at The Canyon in Agoura Hills, California. All in all they'll play twenty-one cities (almost nightly) before finishing things off March 18th at The Rave in Milwaukee. Highlighted concerts include the House of Blues Las Vegas, the Roseland Theater in Portland, Showbox Sodo in Seattle, Vogue Theatre Vancouver, as well as their gigs in the Great White North, including: Kelowna, Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, and Winnipeg.
Tickets for the 2015 leg of the Siren Charms Tour go on sale starting Friday, December 19th. Presale starts Thursday the 18th in several cities:
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Slipknot's Confirm New Album '.5: the Gray Chapter,' On 'Prepare for Hell' Tour Now with Korn, Taking Knotfest to California.
This are looking incredibly busy in the death metal world of Slipknot. Their ready to drop their latest musical assault, .5: the Gray Chapter, the follow up to 2008's All Hope is Gone, on the ears of metal fans across the world on October 20th. But, first, they're bringing it live to a town near you on tour.
The weekend after it's released, they'll bring new songs "Custer," "XIX," "Sarcastrophe," and others to San Bernadino, California for their Knotfest.
Having taking place in since 2012, where it made it's debut at their hometown of Council Bluffs, Iowa and the nearby Somerset, Wisconsin, the Knotfest will once again play host all genres of hard and heavy metal (doom, thrash, death, and all their core varieties) in 2014.
This year, from October 24th to 26th at the San Manuel Amphitheater, Slipknot will take the stage for headlining sets on both Saturday, October 25th and Sunday the 26th. They'll be joined by the likes of Danzig, Anthrax, Volbeat, Five Finger Death Punch, Atreyu, Black Label Society, Hatebreed, and loads more.
Tickets are currently available starting at $25 for single-day lawn entrance. Full 2014 Knotfest line-up/tickets.
What's the band is finished melting faces and bursting ear drums at the very own festival, they'll hit the road on their Prepare for Hell tour across North America. They're bringing numetallers Jonathan Davis and Korn along for the ride, along with Michigan nu metal act King 810, and will play arenas into early December.
All in all, the North American leg of their headlining tour spans from their October 29th show at the El Paso County Coliseum to their December 7th gig at Lowell, Mass's Tsongas Center at UMass. Along the way they'll play concerts in Dallas, San Antonio, Madison, Denver, Baltimore, Nashville, Lexington, KC, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, and East Rutherford, to name a few – oh yeah, and a quick little November 15th/16th stop in Tokyo for the Knotfest Japan!
Tickets are currently available:
As stated, .5: The Gray Chapter comes out a week from not, but the band is making sure you've heard it – as plenty of tracks are currently streaming on the internet (listen to new single "Custer" below).
Just today, they put "XIX" and "Sarcastrophe" up for streaming on a website of theirs, listen in here.
Listen to "Custer":
Andrew W.K. to Bring the Party as Opening Act for Black Sabbath's 2013 North American Reunion Tour.
It may seem like a clash of styles and maybe something the 70s metal/stoner rock fans might not be into (think Mix Master Mike opening up for Guns N' Roses back on their 2001 Chinese Democracy tour), but we already know Andrew W.K. is up for just about anything, and, apparently, so are metal gods Black Sabbath!
It was just announced yesterday that the man who just set the Guinness World Record for consecutive hours drummed (having drummed for 24 hours straight at Times Square on June 19th) will set the tone for the legendary and pioneering metal band on the North American leg of their 2013 reunion tour.
Being a rocker himself, W.K. will cater to his audience, as he promised to spin a "rabble-rousing selection of classic riffs, heavy jams, and crowd pleasing favorites spanning every era of hard rock and metal ."
Complete Black Sabbath tour dates are as follows:
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Obviously, Andrew W.K. was nothing but psyched about the opportunity, as he wrote about his reaction to the offer:
I'm just shocked. It's just the most incredible dream come true! This is the greatest honor I could be given. I remember when the phone rang and I first heard that Black Sabbath wanted me to be their exclusive opening act. I was really in a state of disbelief – almost sick with amazement and excitement. It took about 3 days until I fully mastered the reality of this opportunity and realized it was really going to happen. Black Sabbath's music changed my life from the first time I heard it, and this tour will change my life all over again. I couldn't be more thankful or humbled by this one-in-a-billion miracle. Can this really be real!? What kind of adventure will this be!?
Our only question is why don't the two just escalate things and let W.K. perform his DJ set and drum for Sabbath as well, we all know he has the stamina!
Watch Andrew W.K. break the drumming world record:
Black Sabbath are touring in support of recent release, 13. The album features the classic and original Sabbath lineup of Ozzy Osbourne (vocals), Tony Iommi (guitar), Geezer Butler (bass), plus Brad Wilk of Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave fame on drums, as problems quickly came about between original drummer Bill Ward shortly after the band's reunion was announced in 2011.
13 has gone on to reach the number one spot on the U.K. and Billboard charts, which also prompted the Black Sabbath crew to go on and create this awesome poster:
Watch Black Sabbath's "live" music video for single "End of the Beginning:"


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In a piece now posted on ESPNBoston.com, Field Yates breaks down some of key areas for the Patriots in Monday night's preseason game against the visiting Eagles.
A few highlights:
1. Managing the roster with three games in a span of 10 days.
2. Potential debut of Logan Mankins and how the offensive line bounces back in pass protection.
3. Big opportunity ahead for rookie Nate Ebner at safety.
4. Heavy playing time for Shane Vereen and Brandon Bolden at running back (Jeff Demps is not eligible to play).
5. Chandler Jones -- can he be a difference-maker for the second week in a row?
To read the piece, CLICK HERE.


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SEASON 7 - Poutines are pre-paid at snack bar and your name is on a list.
Week 1: Ryan Brown - Bruisers
Ryan started the season with back to back hat tricks, cant argue with that.
Week 2: Chase Wilson - Flyers
Chase continues to play solid goal for the Flyers, living up to his 1st overall pick rep, playing a big part in putting his team in the top spot.
Week 3: Marshall Horne - The PackMarshall put up what I think is his first BFHL hat trick, leading his team to a close 7-6 win over the Outlaws.
Week 4 : Brandon Hall - Anchormen
Brandon walked right through the Devil Dogs with 4x back to back goals including the game winner. I am almost certain I was on the ice for all 4x, which means you were too Clayton.
Week 5: Matthew Dubuc - The Outlaws
Matt has been a constant all season on the Outlaws scoresheets, this week scoring the game winner in a high scoring 7-6 win over the Flyers
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Alex Archer - Devil Dogs
Alex leads the Dogs in goals, 2nd in points and netted a clutch buzzer beater Sunday forcing a shootout.
Josh Smith - Flyers
Josh was running on empty after reffing more than a dozen games during the day, then came up and played his ass off the whole game versus the Dogs. He went head first into the boards in the far end, bounced up and was ready to take the face-off immediately, gotta love it.
Week 8: Brian St.Louis - The Pack
Brian brought his A-Game and held off the Devil Dogs for a big win in the standings.
Week 9: Tobin Spring - Bruisers
Tobin set the pace despite being short benched, scored all 5x goals for his team Sunday, and showed real class with a late game empty netter versus the Dogs.
Week 10: Iain Campbell - FlyersIain potted a hat trick in last Sundays game versus the Anchormen, then scored the first goal for his team in the shootout carrying his team to a win.
SEASON 6 - Poutines are all pre-paid at the concession stand, just give them your name.
Week 1: Clayton Jenkins - Flyers
Clayton started the week of with 2G 4A and sits at the top of the points race. For a late round pick to get off to such a good start, we gotta give this kid the poutine.
Week 2: Nick Zimmer - Bruisers
Flashed some hands in the first shoot out of the season securing the Bruisers first win versus The Pack
Week 3: Brian Hill - Baggers
In a week with 6 goal and 4 goal nights, Im going the other direction and giving the Poutine to a grizzly old D-Man. Not usually associated with high point nights, Brian put up a 1G 5A night versus the Bruisers. I just hope I have the right jersey number, not to doubt you Brian.
Week 4: Ryan Sowery - Anchormen
Ryan opened the scoring for his team in a 1 goal game with a beauty tip-in in the first period.
Week 5: Aaron Chambers - BaggersWhile the Baggers still lost to the Net Hunters in the seasons highest scoring game yet, we have to honour Chambers 6x goals and 7x points.
Week 6: Phil Montgomery - Devil Dogs
Phil scored 4 goals and 1 assist in a win vs Bruisers which put his team into first place this week.
Week 7: Geoff White - Anchormen
Geoff and the very short benched Anchormen came back from behind versus the Net Hunters last Sunday, with Geoff scoring the tying goal in the final seconds, then went on to score the game winner in Shoot Out.
Week 8: Josh Smith - Net Hunters
Josh missed a couple games with work, but came back flying Sunday leading his team with a hat trick.
Week 9: Ryan Brown - Net Hunters
Ryan scored 4x back to back goals keeping his team in a game they would go on to win in shootout. Boom!
Week 10: Shay Webber - Manaics
Shay played a great game keeping his team in a rough one versus the Bruisers resulting in a big win for the last place team.
Week 11: Jason Diggles - Maniacs
Diggles played a hard game and scored the game winner in shootout versus the Anchormen
Week 12: Craig McKay - The PackCraig played his usual full speed ahead hockey and scored the game winner in a close game versus the Baggers Sunday.
Week 1: Eric Ferrier - Baggers: Scored game winner in a tight game vs Net Hunters...wins poutine.
Week 2: Dylan Roberts - Maniacs: 11 points in first 2x games jumping into the lead for the points race.
Week 3: Ken Atwood - Maniacs: Keeping it classy in the 3rd versus the Flyers.
Week 4: Phil Montgomery - Devil Dogs: Led Dogs to first win with a hat trick including the game winner.
Week 5: Tobin Spring - Bruisers: Tobin led his team to their 1st win of the season with 4x goals and 5x points.
Week 6: Chet Rutledge - Keggers: Chet put on a keg worthy performance, making lots of good saves during regulation and a huge stop versus Chambers in the shootout.
Week 7: Matt Heavens - Flyers: Matt played a solid game helping his short benched team to their 2nd win of the season over the Keggers last Sunday.
Week 8: John Kerr - Baggers: Junker scored the late game tying goal versus the Flyers then went on to win it for his team in the shootout Sunday.
Week 9: Ben Vandenhuvel - Devil Dogs: Ben Vandenhuvel for led his team to a big win over the Net Hunters last Sunday.
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Earlier today President Barack Obama signed a law about prison sentences for possession of crack cocaine and powder cocaine and the photograph of the smiling group of people who supported the legislation gave us a brief pause.
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Democrats have been trying to portray Republicans as the "Party of No". Today Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell visited the Reuters bureau in DC and argued there was no shame in saying no.
Washington Extra
In many ways the documents released by WikiLeaks last night merely underscored the bleak assessment of the Afghan war which General Stanley McChrystal issued last August.
Washington Extra
What do central bankers and slalom skiers have in common? Bobbing and weaving, for one thing.
Road signs for stimulus
Have you seen these signs?
They're at the center of a running debate that flared up Wednesday on Capitol Hill.
McChrystal gets to keep his 4 stars
General Stanley McChrystal will go out with all the benefits of a four-star general, even though he hasn't been in the position long enough to retire with that rank.
BP chief apologizes… again
One day in Washington — two apologies from BP Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg.
The second apology came for referring to Gulf coast residents devastated by his company's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico as "small people."
Traders put their money on Kagan to be Supreme Court pick
Traders are betting that there is a 75 percent chance that President Barack Obama will decide on U.S. Solicitor General Elena Kagan for the Supreme Court and that she would be confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
U.S. officials seek to shelve Karzai tensions
Tensions, what tensions?
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Jack Lew arrived back from Afghanistan and Pakistan on Friday, touting the performance of several ministers in Afghan President Hamid Karzai's government.
Nobel award to Obama required lengthy U.S. Constitution check
When President Barack Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize last October it caught most by surprise and sent his lawyers scurrying to quietly make sure that the president could receive the prestigious award without running afoul with the U.S. Constitution or federal law.


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