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Can a heated race for Senate stay civil till Election Day?
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on April 21, 2010
Y'all some horny mother effers
on February 10, 2010
Political figures to watch in the coming year
by Damian Guevara and Anastasia Pantsios on January 6, 2010
County transition process finally turns attention to campaigns and cash
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on March 17, 2010
As hunger rises in Northeast Ohio, so does the battle over who will feed everybody
by Kyle Swenson on June 30, 2010
Cashmere Jackson rises from the gyms where male boxing champs were made
by Kyle Swenson on September 1, 2010
FirstEnergy asks to be excused for exceeding limits on mercury pollution in lake
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on January 20, 2010
Ohio tea baggers figuring out that state GOP takes their votes for granted
by Kevin Osborne on February 17, 2010
Corruption has haunted Cleveland for generations
by Michael D. Roberts on March 3, 2010
Coventry Village hits its stride with help from a nascent garment district
by Anastasia Pantsios on November 17, 2010
Issue 6 backers not waiting for elections to dictate county's new course
by Damian Guevara and Frank Lewis on February 3, 2010
Issue 6 backers finding that the few citizens paying attention are as skeptical as ever
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on February 24, 2010
You can always count on the GOP — to pass off infections as cures
by Frank Lewis on January 13, 2010
What's in a name? Perhaps a little less these days
by Anastasia Pantsios on October 6, 2010
The Plain Dealer editor promised changes and delivered. But not all of them have gone over so well
by D.X. Ferris on July 14, 2010
You gave us your LeBron stuff, we clothed Miami's homeless
by Gus Garcia-Roberts on October 27, 2010
Staff cuts at Cleveland schools could gut its top performers
by Vince Grzegorek on May 19, 2010
How bad press at the worst possible time turned Ed Fitzgerald from a favorite into a dark horse
by Michael Gill on October 20, 2010
Is that an untucked Browns jersey? Felix Wright is on the case
by Vince Grzegorek on September 8, 2010
A popular grant program for entrepreneurs may have run aground
by Michael Gill on September 29, 2010
A charter school collapses amid a hail of sibling battles and unpaid bills
by Kyle Swenson on December 29, 2010
"Greening" conference focuses on overuse of pesticides on farms and lawns
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on March 24, 2010
Help arrives for Cuyahoga's uninsured — but how much remains a mystery
by Loretta Ashyk on December 8, 2010
The rural village's manufacturers are gone, but a big pile and old questions remain
by D.X. Ferris on June 16, 2010
Ohio rescuers say Holmes County animals are raised in abusive conditions
by Kyle Swenson on July 21, 2010
Sodexo's washing machines are modern, but its working conditions are medieval
by D.X. Ferris on September 22, 2010
Meet Henry Senyak, the streetlight king of Cleveland
by Michael Gill on August 25, 2010
When Tommy Mullady's behind the bar, Cleveland drinks like it's 1929
by Kyle Swenson on December 22, 2010
The nation's foreclosure woes hit home for a Slavic Village woman
by Michael Gill on September 15, 2010
Almost everyone likes Ohio's tech program. Does that make it right?
by Kevin Osborne on April 28, 2010
The diocese dumped St. Casimir's. Its flock won't let go so easily
by D.X. Ferris on June 2, 2010
A school for special-needs kids is caught in the middle of bickering in a struggling suburb
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on April 7, 2010
The art museum's new boss gets a crash-course in American arts funding
by Michael Gill on November 3, 2010
Who will emerge from the shadow of Jimmy Dimora? Nobody knows for sure
by Anastasia Pantsios on May 26, 2010
Management cuts at The Plain Dealer signal a new era of uncertainty
by D.X. Ferris on May 5, 2010
Not a fan of traffic cameras? Meet your new best friend
by Michael Gill on December 15, 2010
Cleveland Police dig their way out of another PR nightmare
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on May 12, 2010
Campaign finance reform still not on agenda of Issue 6 supporters
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on January 27, 2010
Operators of sweepstakes cafés hope their investment doesn't go bust
by D.X. Ferris on November 10, 2010
The city wants to modernize the West Side Market, but some vendors are bracing for a fight
by Kyle Swenson on June 9, 2010
An Akron neighborhood lives in fear of wild dogs on the prowl
by D.X. Ferris on August 11, 2010
Nonprofit JumpStart Inc. was supposed to fold by now. Instead it's growing. Is that good sign?
by D.X. Ferris on March 31, 2010
County transition, charter, still difficult to scrutinize
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on April 14, 2010
A city department defies its own ruling to block a planned youth retreat
by Erich Burnett on December 1, 2010
Cleveland takes on Wall Street over the foreclosure-cleanup tab
by Michael Gill on November 24, 2010
A landlord takes Lakewood to court for racism
by Michael Gill on August 4, 2010
Politicians across Ohio are questioning the value of term limits
by Anastasia Pantsios on August 18, 2010
A new wave of social justice swipes a page from Karl Marx's playbook
by Kyle Swenson on July 28, 2010
Did catering to a black crowd spell the end for LUST?
by Kyle Swenson on November 17, 2010
Hey MTV, have we got a show for you
by Erin O'Brien on February 3, 2010
Need a buzz for your buck? The king of budget liquor has 150 ways to get you there
by Michael Gill on December 29, 2010
How two dropouts built a multimillion-dollar company on a foundation of rock and roll
by Michael Gill on June 23, 2010
40 years after the bloodshed, a new generation refuses to forget
by Rick Perloff on April 28, 2010
Asian carp at the gates of the Great Lakes. If they get in...?
by Ryan Chew on April 14, 2010
Cleveland Clinic's plan to shut down a trauma center counts dollars saved but not crucial minutes lost
by Ted Schwarz on December 1, 2010
For Northeast Ohio's poor, access to health care remains a struggle
by Loretta Ashyk on April 7, 2010
One of the best prospects in the game is right down I-77
by Vince Grzegorek on March 31, 2010
The Rock Hall's long-awaited public archive takes shape
by Anastasia Pantsios on March 10, 2010
by Derf on October 27, 2010
How years of bungling and self-interest robbed Cleveland of its future
by Michael Roberts on August 25, 2010
A fight between a critic and conductor drags two Cleveland icons through the mud
by Michael Gill on May 5, 2010
Poverty, policy and hope in the Rust Belt
by Bruce Fisher on March 24, 2010
Three groups want to build an aquarium, but maybe we can't afford one
by Anastasia Pantsios on August 18, 2010
East-side residents wary of "Opportunity Corridor" proposal
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on February 10, 2010
What can slow Cleveland's slide? Some creative political action -- and people
by D.X. Ferris on March 3, 2010
Chris Jent's job: help LeBron improve his shot
by Vince Grzegorek on January 13, 2010
The Cleveland schools reorganization plan leaves some buildings behind. Can closings really help?
by Afi Scruggs on January 27, 2010
A Christmas story
by Maude L. Campbell on December 22, 2010
A 40-year-old tragedy and the wounds that never heal
by Rick Perloff on April 28, 2010
A look at LeBron's questionable shot selection
by Vince Grzegorek on February 24, 2010
Capitalists' tool or good-government visionary? Either way, Marty Zanotti may be the most powerful unelected politician in Cuyahoga County
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on January 13, 2010
Looking back over four decades of shows for Scene's 40th anniversary
on July 7, 2010
Readers sound off on Rover and Maxwell
on December 1, 2010
Shaq's first attempt at curating is huge
by John McQuaid on April 7, 2010
Captains know Class-A ball alone won't fill the stands
by Vince Grzegorek on March 31, 2010
Chief Academic Officer, Cleveland Metropolitan School District
by Afi Scruggs on January 27, 2010
Readers sound off on Gorilla Productions
on August 25, 2010
Gorilla Productions says it's reinvented local music, but some say it just screws bands
by D.X. Ferris on July 28, 2010
The other ballplayer killed by a pitch honored 100 years later.
by Vince Grzegorek on April 14, 2010
An empty summer at the Jake
by Vince Grzegorek on March 10, 2010
Unraveling the mystery of the infamous 1965 Cleveland Browns "CB" helmet logo
by Vince Grzegorek on February 10, 2010
Sports melodrama writ large
by Vince Grzegorek on February 17, 2010
Executive director, ESOP
by Frank Lewis on February 3, 2010
An admittedly unorthodox preview of the 2010 Cleveland Indians
by Vince Grzegorek on March 31, 2010
on May 26, 2010
Readers sound off on Mike Trivisonno
on October 20, 2010
Readers sound off on bicycling in Cleveland
on September 8, 2010
Tragedy brought the Wheelchair Cavaliers together. Brotherhood keeps them together
by Rick Perloff on November 10, 2010
Even Libertarians can't take liberties with facts
by Frank Lewis on March 31, 2010
25 years from now, everyone will want to live here
on July 21, 2010
Readers sound off on a whole bunch of stuff
on November 17, 2010
Readers sound off on county corruption
on November 3, 2010
One year after Forbes called us miserable, science proves otherwise
by Vince Grzegorek on December 15, 2010
Readers sound off on a whole bunch of stuff
on September 15, 2010
How to share the road with motorists and lesser beings
by Vince Grzegorek on August 4, 2010
Readers sound off on the Cleveland Clinic
on December 22, 2010
Readers sound off on a messy custody battle
on October 6, 2010
Readers sound off on the new county government
on December 15, 2010
Readers sound off on business, crime, graffiti, and more
on November 24, 2010
R.J. Johnson once ruled the R&B world with James Brown. Now he's serving chicken downtown.
by Jeff Niesel on September 15, 2010
How Mike Trivisonno became the smartest moron on the airwaves
by D.X. Ferris on September 22, 2010
Readers sound off on Best of Cleveland
on November 10, 2010
From rock and roll to law school and back again, Mark Avsec is living the dream
by D.X. Ferris on February 3, 2010
Readers sound off on communists and Metro's new offerings
on September 1, 2010
Plans to revive barren land in the Flats reveal faulty appraisals — and public officials who looked the other way
by Kyle Swenson on October 6, 2010
on May 19, 2010
Big farms won at the polls last year. Now big animal lovers want their revenge.
by Anastasia Pantsios on June 16, 2010
Readers sound off on a whole bunch of different stuff
on October 27, 2010
An excerpt from a new book by Jimi Izrael
on February 17, 2010
Readers sound off on the Amish, Lakewood, and more
on August 18, 2010
Readers sound off on the Cleveland Building Department
on December 29, 2010
A beloved physician is fired for devoting too much time to his patients
by Maude L. Campbell on June 9, 2010
on May 12, 2010
Readers sound off on the Cleveland Food Bank
on July 21, 2010
Readers sound off on SPACES and art in Cleveland
on September 29, 2010
on June 23, 2010
Wealthy Pepper Pike faces money trouble — and a mayor who didn't see it coming
by Anastasia Pantsios on June 2, 2010
Promoting Cleveland could become Chicago's job. What, Pittsburgh wasn't available?
by Anastasia Pantsios on June 23, 2010
How the state and lawyers drained the life out of an insurance company that didn't have to die
by Niklos Salontay on January 20, 2010
A volatile romance ends with bitterness — and a boy trapped in the middle
by Kyle Swenson on September 8, 2010
on June 9, 2010
An art gallery with nothing on its walls? Is that even legal in Cleveland?
by Michael Gill on September 1, 2010
on June 2, 2010
A 100-mile journey stalls within sight of its goal amid accusations of fraud
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on March 10, 2010
Readers sound off on basketball hoops
on July 28, 2010
Readers sound off on the Port Authority
on September 22, 2010
So Forbes thinks we're miserable...
by Derf on February 24, 2010
on May 5, 2010
Comedian Drew Carey and his California libertarian buddies have a "plan" to save Cleveland. Don't you feel SO much better now?
by Frank Lewis on March 17, 2010
A primer on Cleveland's most spectacular decay
by Michael Gill on May 19, 2010
Readers sound off on Christmas Ale horror stories and more
on December 8, 2010
CEO, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority
by DAMIAN GUEVARA on January 13, 2010
A rock photographer's life is everything you thought — and less
by Anastasia Pantsios on November 3, 2010
on June 16, 2010
In the land of LeBron, nobody wants a basketball court
by Michael Gill on June 30, 2010
Readers sound off on Jak Prints
on August 4, 2010
Northeast Ohio's breweries keep a classic tradition alive
by Keith Gribbins on December 22, 2010
The best thing to happen to Cleveland sports has turned into the worst thing for Cleveland
by Vince Grzegorek on June 2, 2010
Readers sound off on parish closings and Cleveland police
on June 30, 2010
With these signature drinks, there's always cause for celebration
by Keith Gribbins on December 22, 2010
2010's must-attend summer celebrations
by Keith Gribbins and Erin O'Brien on May 26, 2010
Cleveland's new way of life is its old way of life
by Anastasia Pantsios on August 11, 2010
Readers sound off on LeBron and Pepper Pike
on July 7, 2010
Ohio has money for intercity trains — and few who agree on what to do with it
by Anastasia Pantsios on July 14, 2010
Ten outdoor adventures to warm up your winter
by Keith Gribbins on November 24, 2010
Readers share their wit and wisdom courtesy of Great Lakes' mighty Christmas Ale
on November 24, 2010
Readers sound off on the West Side Market and Livestock
on July 14, 2010
Holiday gifts straight from the heartland
by Pamela Zoslov on November 24, 2010
How a volatile junkie named Cheetah Chrome survived Cleveland's notorious punk scene
by Anastasia Pantsios on December 8, 2010
How to be a gift-giving hero this holiday season
by Michael Gallucci on November 24, 2010
Cleveland's graffiti artists are plenty daring, but are they any good?
by Michael Gill on October 20, 2010
by Erich Burnett on September 15, 2010
Readers sound off on Zinc and SPACES
on October 13, 2010
Eric Vogt and Jah Messengers
on January 6, 2010
Entombed lead a new wave of old-school Swedish metal
by Phil Freeman on June 2, 2010
Frontier Ruckus make a record about malls and other cultural epicenters
by Chris Drabick on June 9, 2010
Kaki King reinvents herself ... again
by Andrew Clayman on April 28, 2010
And the winners are...
on February 24, 2010
Prisoners and Rubella get graded
by Jeff Niesel on June 30, 2010
Adam Green relishes 'elder statesman' role
by Jeff Niesel on April 14, 2010
Acoustic Café takes its show on the road
by Michael Berick on February 3, 2010
Dan Miraldi and J Buckner
on January 13, 2010
Stalemate and Silhouettes & Syllables
on January 27, 2010
Matthew Skitzki and Trap House Rave!
on March 10, 2010
Brent Kirby and Context Quote
on April 7, 2010
Jessica Lea Mayfield writes the songs that make guys cry
by Keith Gribbins on May 19, 2010
After four years, the Jack Fords return with their second album
by Jeff Niesel on May 5, 2010
Nicholas Megalis and Stalemate
by Michael Gallucci on January 20, 2010
Arkana's profile rises with new release
by Chris Parker on February 17, 2010
Cedric Burnside carries his late grandfather's torch
by Duane Verh on February 10, 2010
Jenny Lewis and her boyfriend make an album of '70s power pop
by Andrew Clayman on September 8, 2010
Londoner Holly Golightly goes Americana
by Brian Baker on June 16, 2010
Alkaline Trio recover from a tough two years
by Chris Parker on March 3, 2010
Avett Brothers progress at their own pace
by Chris Drabick on February 24, 2010
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club return to their roots
by Norm Narvaja on March 24, 2010
on March 17, 2010
The Apples in Stereo travel through a musical time warp
by Danielle Sills on April 21, 2010
20 years down the road, moe.'s still waiting for their breakthrough
by Brian Baker on May 26, 2010
Getting a charge out of Electric Six singer's road-warrior mentality
by Brian Baker on March 31, 2010
A disciple of Dylan connects with a new generation
by Peter Chakerian on November 17, 2010
Jackson Rohm and the Hot Rails
on March 24, 2010
The Royalton and Tropidelic
on February 17, 2010
Your all-purpose guide to the Foreigner/Kansas/Styx triple bill
by Phil Freeman on June 23, 2010
The horribly named but awesome Dr. Dog try out some new sounds
by Michael Gallucci on October 13, 2010
Trouble Books and Cloud Nothings
by Jeff Niesel on March 31, 2010
Youngstown's original stoner-rock kings reissue their '72 debut
by Phil Freeman on October 6, 2010
Fan the Hammer; The Know Nothings
on February 24, 2010
Puscifer challenge audience expectations
by Chris Parker on March 17, 2010
After almost a decade together, Clemens finally release an album
by Aaron Fowler on December 15, 2010
Band of Horses make delicate songs, plus the occasional vampire tune
by Danielle Sills on September 29, 2010
Those Darlins take a chunk out of male-dominated country rock
by Andrew Clayman on September 15, 2010
A new album explores personal myths stemming from his childhood
by Keith Gribbins on July 21, 2010
After a decade, New Orleans metal icons Eyehategod return
by Phil Freeman on June 16, 2010
Introducing the Whiskey Daredevils (Knock Out/Drink n Drive)
on March 3, 2010
Roger Waters rebuilds Pink Floyd's classic onstage
by Matthew Wilkening on September 22, 2010
A Lorain man plugs in every Saturday as host of Wild Nite Radio
by Chris Parker on November 24, 2010
Daddy's Gonna Kill Ralphie and Navy Blu
on February 10, 2010
Bethseda and Wally Boy Wonder
by Jeff Niesel on April 28, 2010
Brave Combo rummage the racks for 30 years of strange inspiration
by Chris Parker on June 30, 2010
Simeon Soul Charger
on April 14, 2010
Uncovering Deer Tick's ragged, raucous ride
by Danielle Sills on May 5, 2010
The Devize and American War
on February 3, 2010
The girl in Blush strikes out on her own
by Anastasia Pantsios on November 3, 2010
Nile make their most accessible record
by Nick DeMarino on January 13, 2010
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros let their freak flag fly
by Danielle Sills on June 9, 2010
Gabe Schray and Intra
by Jeff Niesel on April 21, 2010
Kanye's a-hole epic tops the year's best songs
by Michael Gallucci on December 29, 2010
Ted Leo explores soulful side on new album
by Chris Parker on March 10, 2010
Trombone Shorty kicks New Orleans' legacy into the future
by Michael Gallucci on November 10, 2010
Slowly but surely, Trampled by Turtles find their audience
by Chris Drabick on May 19, 2010
Hip-hop is facing a crisis. Here's how to fix it
by Dan Weiss on December 22, 2010
Who's got the best odds of joining the Rock Hall's ranks?
by Michael Gallucci on October 20, 2010
Local teen's fall plan: Less time in parents' basement, more time touring Europe
by Danielle Sills on October 27, 2010
Fifty years later, Ronnie Spector is still a bad-ass
by Duane Verh on January 20, 2010
A decade after their frontman's death, Morphine are back on the road
by Keith Gribbins on May 26, 2010
Linfinity rewrite the indie-rock rulebook
by Norm Narvaja on December 1, 2010
This year's batch of holiday albums includes the Glee kids and Mariah (again!)
by Matthew Wilkening on December 8, 2010
Rocky Votolato mixes fact and fiction
by Danielle Sills on April 7, 2010
Stars prep for their fifth album — but it still feels like the first time
by Andrew Clayman on June 2, 2010
Henry Rollins is really going places
by Nick DeMarino on March 31, 2010
A weird instrument makes a wonderful sound in the hands of the Stick Men
by Jeff Niesel on May 12, 2010
Dave Matthews tunes up for Blossom, then plans to tune out for a while
by Jeff Niesel on June 23, 2010
Taking stock of the year's best albums so far
by Michael Gallucci on June 30, 2010
After almost 20 years, Built to Spill are still indie rock's best unsung heroes
by Keith Gribbins on August 25, 2010
Four decades later, "Weird Al" is still skewering the hits
by Phil Freeman on September 1, 2010
A popular band says goodbye after one last show
by Keith Gribbins on August 11, 2010
Scene's annual roundup of artists worthy of your attention
on January 6, 2010
John Mayer's redemption may be as close as the other side of his heart
by Brian Baker on August 11, 2010
Blitzen Trapper gather their influences on new album
by Danielle Sills on July 28, 2010
Our picks for this week's best shows
on October 27, 2010
Stone Temple Pilots return to the '90s with a new album and tour
by Andrew Clayman on August 18, 2010
311's still searching for that jam-band vibe
by Jeff Niesel on June 30, 2010
Mom, nachos, and $1,000 box sets: On the road with Lamb of God
by Phil Freeman on July 28, 2010
Sweet Apple cut to John Petkovic's pain
by Chris Parker on July 7, 2010
Johnny Rzeznik explores what's got us all worked up these days
by Brian Baker on July 14, 2010
Good news: Will Kimbrough's no longer a tortured bastard
by Michael Berick on July 7, 2010
The next big sounds of summer
by Keith Gribbins on May 26, 2010
Iron Maiden's iconic mascot comes clean
by Phil Freeman on July 14, 2010
Is a skinny tattooed white kid the future of local hip-hop?
by Jordan Zirm on August 4, 2010
Kings of Leon lead this week's choicest shows
on July 21, 2010
Summer 2010 on Northeast Ohio's outdoor stages
on May 26, 2010
Court Yard Hounds play Lilith Fair, look forward to reuniting with Natalie Maines
by Michael Berick on July 21, 2010
Northeast Ohio's Most Successful Band Begins to Cut Its Hometown Ties
by D.X. Ferris on July 21, 2010
Taking stock of 2010's first-quarter album releases
by Michael Gallucci on March 31, 2010
The Sadies draw upon their country/bluegrass heritage for Darker Circles
by Brian Baker on June 23, 2010
Twenty years in, the Breeders remain one of alt-rock's greatest side projects
by Keith Gribbins on September 1, 2010
The Gaslight Anthem chase down the runaway American dream
by Michael Gallucci on September 22, 2010
Emo sensation Christofer Drew dropped out of school and hasn't looked back
by Brian Baker on May 5, 2010
The Buzzcocks revisit their classic albums with new reissues and a tour
by Brian Baker on May 19, 2010
In honor of Nickelback's visit, we celebrate the biggest chunks in rock
by Michael Gallucci on September 29, 2010
Taking stock of summer 2010's best albums
by Michael Gallucci on October 6, 2010
Akron weirdos Devo prep their first album in 20 years
by Jeff Niesel on June 2, 2010
Coheed and Cambria wrap up their proggy space opera
by Michael Gallucci on August 25, 2010
Atreyu get darkly political on Congregation of the Damned
by Brian Baker on February 17, 2010
Documentary gives Canadian rockers Anvil a second chance
by Anastasia Pantsios on January 6, 2010
Garage-rockers Pierced Arrows pick up where Dead Moon left off
by Brian Baker on February 24, 2010
Stacking up 2010's most beautifully twisted albums
by Michael Gallucci on December 29, 2010
With an Oscar at home, Ryan Bingham steps up for the working man
by Michael Gallucci on October 20, 2010
Metalcore kings Killswitch Engage finally achieve headliner status
by Phil Freeman on February 10, 2010
The Rock Hall pays tribute to a pair of music pioneers
by Michael Gallucci on November 3, 2010
Hip-hoppers roll out their holiday wish lists
by Keith Gribbins on December 15, 2010
The Swell Season return, looking at the other side of love
by Michael Gallucci on May 26, 2010
Yeasayer stakes its claim as Brooklyn's weirdest band
by Danielle Sills on April 28, 2010
Move over, Katy Perry — you've got competition
by Danielle Sills on September 15, 2010
Local bands play dress-up for the Beachland's annual Halloween show
by Matthew Wilkening on October 27, 2010
Behemoth aren't just your everyday, run-of-the-mill death-metal band
by Phil Freeman on January 20, 2010
The Styrenes launch a short tour to celebrate their 35th anniversary
by Anastasia Pantsios on April 21, 2010
After a tragic accident, Deftones regroup and rebound
by Norm Narvaja on September 8, 2010
Kreator return to their primitive roots
by Phil Freeman on March 3, 2010
After years of indie obscurity, Beach House are ready for their close-up
by Andrew Clayman on June 16, 2010
Sarah Borges leads the Broken Singles through a blend country and rock
by Brian Baker on January 13, 2010
Ozzy Osbourne and Rob Halford team up for an ear-splitting tour
by Matthew Wilkening on December 1, 2010
Tegan and Sara come into their own on Sainthood
by Andrew Clayman on March 24, 2010
In the spirit of the season, we look back on 2010's biggest sellouts
by Peter Chakerian on December 22, 2010
Singer-guitarist continues to push Gov't Mule into new musical territory
by Brian Baker on January 27, 2010
Stoner-rock vet Nick Oliveri explores his dark side on Death Acoustic
by Brian Baker on February 3, 2010
Chris Allen moves out of his comfort zone on a moody new album
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HammerFall make power metal appealing to U.S. audiences
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New pal Willie Nelson inspires Phosphorescent's most direct album yet
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Peeling the layers off the Big Pink's throbbing electro-pop
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Tri-C JazzFest Cleveland continues to evolve in its 31st year.
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Slayer revisit their 1990 album on tour
by D.X. Ferris on August 18, 2010
Meet 2010's most ubiquitous pop guy
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Fear Factory return with their best album in 15 years
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Drive-By Truckers crank up the volume on The Big To-Do
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Bad shows keep turning out good for No Age
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A Tom Petty playlist for your pre-show parking lot adventure
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Going to the Warped Tour? Here are the bands you don't want to miss
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Holiday 2010's best reissues take an alternate look at history
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Metallica's house band strikes out on its own
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|Named Person:
|William Cabell Bruce; Richard Heath Dabney; Charles W Kent; James R McConnell; Woodrow Wilson; William Cabell Bruce; Richard Heath Dabney; Charles W Kent; James R McConnell; Woodrow Wilson
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Volume I. also contains the signatures of Wilson's friends and future U. Va. professors R.H. Dabney and C.W. Kent, as well as future senator from Maryland William Cabell Bruce. At the end of the volume is a mailing list for University catalogs.
Volume IV. also contains a list of books borrowed for students from the Congressional Library and a copy of J.M. Hanson Magazine Agency wholesale price list, 1901-1902.
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It was excellent. Staff very helpful and friendly and food was as good
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With an inventive menu of homely British food, Davy's Wine Vaults in Greenwich offers al fresco dining and an extensive range of vintages. A London stalwart for over 40 years, its wood-panelled caverns are cosy and inviting, with Davy's Sunday afternoon lunches accompanied by live music.
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((((( 2 juli 2017 av Sonia Tavender från Luton
It was excellent. Staff very helpful and friendly and food was as good
((((( 4 maj 2017 av Alli Williams från Suffolk Coastal District
Loved this place. The food, wine and service were all really good. It was great to sit outside under the heaters but inside was also nicely done with lots of small booths and nooks and crannies.
((((( 26 april 2017 av Matt Dixon från Northampton
Superb venue. Great staff. Excellent food and wine list amazing. A real find.
((((( 6 januari 2017 av Jane Pugh från London
The food, service and wine were all excellent. The place has a very good atmosphere and is warm and cosy. The manager was particularly good and helpful, he suggested wines to finish our meal.
I had a glass of white port, which I think was rather tired, he replaced it without question.
The sausage and mash was really delicious, a great deal at £12.95 including a glass of wine. The fish and chips were also excellent.
I would give the evening 5 out of 5 and would highly recommend it.
((((* 27 oktober 2016 av Jim & debbie Baldey från Southampton
We ate early evening on a Monday night, so the restaurant was quiet on our arrival, but it got busy later on. Service was excellent, and food was also good, as was the wine, which we very much enjoyed. I had a sirloin teak and my husband had a crab and prawn pasta dish, both were enjoyable. A little disappointed with the dessert which was a trio selection, but on the whole we had a very nice evening, and would go back when visiting the area.
((((( 19 september 2016 av Dean C från London
If you are hoping for a bright and airy experience, our table at the back of the restaurant might not be what you're seeking. However, our low lit table for 10 was perfectly catered for by some genuinely thoughtful staff, and the wine, food and staff were all top notch.
We didn't want to mess around so ordered a few bottles of the house wine straight away, which were well above average quality.
The menu is also straight forward. Sausage and mash seemed to be a winner on our table, and for those who had the option, upgrading to triple cooked chips was a no brainier. Everything was delicious.
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((((* 22 augusti 2016 av Madeleine Murray från abbeywood
Very nice and accommodating look forward to coming again maybe there will be offers
((((( 18 juli 2016 av Laura från London
Excellent meal and great service :-)
((((( 17 juni 2016 av Judith Lacey från Bath
Great welcome, quiet table just as requested, charming staff. Food was well cooked and presented. Superior wine bar menu, with good fresh ingredients, absolutely delicious puds! And of course wonderful wine choice crisp manzanilla to start and a lush, chocolatey Sangiovese...what more could be wished for! Thankyou.
((((( 20 mars 2016 av Sh från London
Excellent service - very attentive, making sure we were okay in a friendly and non- pushy way which was refreshing. Great menu - lots of variety. Well prepared & great quality food.
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We're inspired by our friends and clients who have kept our doors open for another year. And we're inspired by our friends, families and loved ones who make our homes a wonderful place to be for the holidays.
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We're so touched by the great work that they're doing that we're lending them our support this holiday season. We hope our song will bring you cheer. And we hope it will remind you how great it is to be home for the holidays.
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Our download from iTunes will only set you back .99¢ and all the proceeds will go directly to Catholic Charities of Tennessee. You can also download the song for free from SoundCloud. Enjoy!
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Here's the team of DVLers who created the Christmas Single, along with their areas of expertise, both musically and professionally. Extra thanks to the kids at Catholic Charities for back-up vocals!
Sean Williams, Creative - Words, Music, Producer, Guitar, Background Vocals
Callahan Miller, Broadcast - Violin
Jonathan Carpenter, Interactive - Bass, Background Vocals
Brad Bartlett, Broadcast - Background Vocals
Cheryl Bak, PR - Background Vocals
Eric, Catholic Charities Kids - Background Vocals
Layth, Catholic Charities Kids - Background Vocals
Mark Day, PR - Acoustic Guitar
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Catherina Davidson, PR - Background Vocals
Muhoza, Catholic Charities Kids - Background Vocals
Yaseen, Catholic Charities Kids - Background Vocals
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Nelson Eddy, Creative - Drums
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I have a Windows 2003 SP2 server running Exchange. Due to a problem with an integrated primary DNS zone, we had to do a restore from a system state backup. Everything is working well again except for people trying to activesync mobile devices. That functionality was lost somehow in the restore. We have a SSL certificate installed for this purpose and it is as if it has to revalidate with the domain somehow, but I am unsure how to do this. Email both web based and through other clients (Outlook) is working fine. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Oct 30, 2010 at 9:54 UTC
See if you can login to OMA at https:/
Oct 30, 2010 at 10:02 UTC
This link has some good info and a fix for ActiveSync that worked for me in a single Exchange server environment. It also has some links at the bottom of some more things to try.
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We have a SSL certificate installed for this purpose and it is as if it has to revalidate with the domain somehow, but I am unsure how to do this.
Are you saying the mobile device is prompting to revalidate? Or your certificate is now invalid? Most of the time if I reboot my Exchange 2007 server all Blackberry devices have to "revalidate" the email, just to verify the password. (Our new Droid phones aren't having that issue.)
If it's the certificate itself can you not just reinstall it?
I just spent 2 weeks fixing some M$ update BS and Activesync, OWA and even Outlook connectivity were victims. I wound up removing and recreating most of the virtual directories to fix the problems.
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When: Monday - Friday, 12noon-2pm
Price: $3 standard lunch, add $1 for dessert. Also optional side dishes.
Where: In the Evison Lounge of the Clubs and Societies Centre at 84 Albany Street
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- Tuesdays – Creamy curried Vegetables and rice plus more
- Wednesdays – Soup with fresh bread rolls and chocolate pudding
- Thursdays – Curried lentils and rice with semolina pudding
- Fridays – Mild lentil and potato curry on rice OR butter chicken
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Benefits: Benefits: Yummy, nutritious, value for money, cooked locally (none of that processed factory stuff )
Suppliers: Hare Krishna Dunedin and Community Sai Youth
Enquiries to: Clubs and Societies Centre, 479 5960
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