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I cough when I apply it. It leaves me with a shine that is not so nice. I am using the "transparent". I have tried to apply it so many times, but every time it irritates my throat and worse than that, my eyes. I have used many others, my favorite being Chanel, and have even done a side by side. I find with the Chanel, I can control it much better, it does not irritate me, and my skin looks soft and lovely. This just doesn't do it for me, so back it goes, especially since it is really irritating. Also, beware not to inhale - it has talc which is not good for you.
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Best powder I've ever used, period. Amazingly light and ethereal. You can't even see it on your face after you apply it. I use this as more of a finishing powder because it's so light. First, I purchased the Creme and loved it--sometimes I'd wear it alone without any foundation at all and it would take away all the redness and even out my complexion. After I ran out of the Creme, I purchased the Translucent and absolutely love the angelic glow that it gives. This is the most finely milled powder I have ever used. No irritation or acne or itching. It provides almost no coverage, but that's not important to me since I use this solely as a finishing powder. Staying power is phenomenal considering the lightness of this powder---I never need to blot during the day. Be sure not to throw on too much at once b/c due to the powder's fine texture, it's very easy to inhale it. My favorite powder.
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this is the only powder that works on my acne-prone, oily skin. i have tried all the powder in the market and this is the only one that controls the oil on my face without making me breakout. it feels light and soft on the skin. it really lasts all day even after i sweat. i highly recommend this!
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I really wanted to like this powder but it was just OK for me (if that). I got it in translucent and it was very sheer which I like In a loose powder. The problem was the staying power and finish. This product would not give me a flawless finish and it actually sat in my pores which I hate. Also, when wearing this powder I would start to see shine around midday which is unacceptable for a $65 powder. The container is large and not good for travel. If you want a fabulous powder that is worth the money try Chanel Universalle Libre or Ben Nye Banana Powder.
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I bit of background info: I wear Bobbi Brown foundation in shade 3 beige, I am 43 years old and have combination skin. This review is for shade 5 translucent. I stopped at the LaMer counter for the first time and after trying the soft cream (but that is another review..), I spotted this powder. I have worn this for the last 5 days - it is outstanding. I wore it all over my face for the first few times, but my partner noticed my forehead was too bright. I now wear it on my cheeks, chin, and top of my nose (I avoid the lower sides of my face and my forehead). In comparison with Dior Nude powder in 22, By Terry loose powder in 7 and Bobbi Brown (cant remember the number), this pretty much tops the chart. I apply it with a puff, pressing it in and after a few minutes, I buff it in with a brush. If you are over 35 , I urge you to go to a LaMer counter and try it. Go outside and check yourself in sunlight. I did it, I had a coffee and really tried to convince myself not to spend the money. But as I checked myself in the mirror 30min later - I just had to go back and get it. Update: Still loving it! If I overdo the application (all over the face) it may look ashy.. I just tap it on my cheekbones and center of face with velour puff and then buff it in with a kabuki.. lovely!
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I love this powder! I have it in translucent, and it makes my skin look beautiful, natural, and dewy. I apply it with the powder puff it comes with, and it sets my MAC studio fix foundation very well (I apply my foundation with a Kabuki brush). I even brush some underneath my eyes with my concealer brush, and it gives them a nice glow. This makeup makes me look positively ethereal!
I actually like the way it's packaged, and I can't think of a better way it would be packaged. It dispenses just enough of the product, without wasting much at all and more importantly, it keeps it from being contaminated with bacteria.
I've had the product for over a month now, and I've barely made a dent in it, even though I use it everyday. I can easily see myself having some left over after a year is up.
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This is a beautiful, ultra-soft, ultra-fine textured face powder! And when I say ultra soft and fine, I mean you can stick your finger in it and not feel anything! It's almost ethereal! And the finish on your skin looks soft, satiny-matte and natural ... Like you have nothing on your skin - just naturally beautiful skin. So pretty and unlike any powder I have ever seen or used before. Definitely worth the extra $$$. With an oil absorbing foundation underneath, I don't need to touch up my oily t-zone very often during the day, and my skin looks perfectly natural and satiny ... not powdery. I use the color "Creme" and it's beautiful! The Translucent looked too shimmery for my taste, but the "Creme" is more of a matte-satin finish. Will purchase again!
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This is an very finely milled powder and as such gives an exceptional finish - light and airy smooth but good coverage. Because it is so finely milled and is loose the powder easily escapes the large holes in the container going up in the air and if you are standing over it - into your lungs. So for persons like myself with allergies and asthma watch out - stand back when using and use a puff and press into your skin and don't use a brush and get powder going in the air and your nose and lungs. Wish this came in pressed form! Only leave a few holes exposed when pulling off the sticker. I totally do NOT get the rave reviews about the translucent shade which is really white even for a ghostly pale girl like myself. The cream and even beige are really better colors and the cream works great for me.....beige on occasion. I also find that the puff application does get pieces stuck to certain areas as if clumping so make sure your skin is dry from all moisturizers and foundations before attempting to press powder in. It is a spectacular powder but with my asthma it did make me cough a bit. Had a huge coughing problem with Sonia Kashuks loose powder from Target years ago and had to stop using it. Will happn with finely milled powders in general if you are an allergic person. Love the powder though..........
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I geek out about loose powder; it's a sickness. I've tried countless. La Mer's powder is a legend, isn't it? Glamorous, cher in so many senses of the word. The good: the translucent has a lovely pinky iridescence; it is very finely milled and feels super silky; next to Suqqu, it feels the most luxe going on; it looks like dewy, pretty skin. It's a generous 25g so it's good to decant and split with like-minded friends even if you don't want to spend the money at one go. The bad: it does not last well under the stresses of heat and humidity. It's fine for my dry skin when the weather is mild but I'd worry that it would slide off oilies. I also think the packaging is clunky and ostentatious. Bottom line: It has a lovely finish, especially for photos, and an exceptionally smooth feel, but it's not the mainstay that KGD powder is for me, and I don't think I'll need a full size.
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They say if you want to win championships, you need to play well on the road. Well that's exactly what the Montana State University women's basketball team has been doing.
The team has had wins over Southern Utah and Montana last week, both on the road. A big reason for the success is Latisha Adams.
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Adams is averaging over 14 point in those two games, including a cool 10 for 10 from the line.
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Good morning -- OK okay disarray when you heard Hillary Rosen and say and Romney's stay at home mom hasn't worked a day in her life.
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Didn't Rick Santorum -- too many kids.
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5 things to do today: Saturday, November 2
"Rusty Shackleford: Dream Feeder" and "Katie Torn: Dream House" Two new exhibitions at Root & Culture are the stuff dreams are made of. For his scanner-based experiments with "color, light, paint and discard," Shackleford uses pages sourced from books and magazines for background. The artist, who has cited dumpster diving as part of his process, favors a nostalgic aesthetic, taking inspiration from the dated grain and faded colors of found images. For "Dream House," a series of hyperrealistic digital prints and video work, Torn used 3D computer software (the same that's employed for Hollywood films and commercials) to create virtual sculptures that comment on consumerism, technology and the increasing time we spend in virtual spaces. Roots & Culture Contemporary Art Center. Noon–6pm.
Rusko + Roni Size The godfather of drum & bass, Roni Size "reprazents" before one of his disciples, Rusko, brings the boom. Size is a perfect example of how dubstep and EDM is not a revolution, merely a continuation or mutation of the jungle and big beat sounds of the late '90s. Size's 1997 landmark, New Forms, indeed popularized sounds that would dominate the global electronic scene for years. Rusko and his peers have merely turned a somewhat academic sound into a Silly String–spraying party. Anyone into crisp frantic rhythms and deep, deep low end should be here. Concord Music Hall. 8pm. $35.
What to see at SOFA Chicago this weekend
The 20th annual art fair known as SOFA (Sculpture Objects and Functional Art and Design) officially kicks off tonight at Navy Pier's Festival Hall. As we mentioned, the decorative art and design on display tends to be hit or miss. To help you find the hits, we identified a few exhibiting galleries that made an impression on us at Thursday night's opening preview.
Gallery FW, Chicago Located in a sleek factory rehab in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood, Gallery FW specializes in Japanese and Korean artists who work in ceramic, glass and metal. The pieces presented at SOFA are strikingly minimal in form, emphasizing materials and processes—a welcome counterpoint to the over-the-top works featured in other SOFA booths. On one end of the aesthetic spectrum is Harumi Nakashima's showstopping Forms that Reveal the Absurd (2013), a whimsical porcelain sculpture with blue-glazed polka dots painted on a white glazed surface. More quiet, yet just as powerful, is Byong-uk Yeo's Chinmoku (Silence) (2011). The Korean artist uses flaxseed oil to create a metal-like finish on these ceramic vessels—the result is reminiscent of miniature Richard Serra sculptures.
Public eye: Joe "King" Comfort, 56, purported former NFL player
Joe "King" Comfort, 56
Walton Place and Rush Street
Comfort, like comfortable? Yeah, like Southern Comfort.
Heard on the street: November 1, 2013, edition
Want more overheard randomness? Head to the "Heard on the street" archive for access to a few months' worth of politically incorrect quips. If you're eavesdropping around town, e-mail us the funny, outrageous stuff you've heard. You might see the quotes in the next edition.
Rhine Hall brandy distillery opens tomorrow
We've been eagerly awaiting the opening of Rhine Hall brandy distillery ever since we tried their spirit at the Indie Spirits Expo earlier this fall. We caught up with co-owner Jenny Solberg to chat about what to expect and snap some photos of the space—including the bicycle-powered apple chopper. Read our story here.
Northalsted Halloween Parade: photos
A wonderful cross section of humanity come together for the annual Northalsted Halloween Parade in Boystown: drag queens, kids, dogs and...Juggalos. Were those real Juggalos gripping Faygo in our photos? Who knows: That's the beauty of Halloween.
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Chicago street style: Tahler
This week's street style profile features Tahler, a guy who likes to look like Julia Child.
Tahler, 26
Wicker Park
What's your favorite thing you're wearing?
My metallic shoes because they're metallic. My friends told me not to wear these today.
What's the nicest or strangest thing anyone's ever said about your style?
That it's ruthless, which I take to mean that I don't care what I look like as long as I feel good or it makes me laugh when I look in the mirror.
How would you describe your style?
Humorous. As long as someone gets a smile from it, it's alright.
What's your favorite thing you own?
My copper, patent leather espadrilles. I love them because I feel like Julia Child in them.
Where to get your Thanksgiving pie
Thanksgiving may still be four weeks away, but now's the time to make very important decisions about dessert. Apple or pumpkin? Sweet potato or pecan? You're already cooking a turkey, so leave dessert to the pros and pre-order a pie—the only hard choice is deciding which one to get.
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First Slice Pie Cafe has three locations (4401 N Ravenswood Ave; 4664 N Manor Ave; 5357 N Ashland Ave) and this year, they're offering more than ten holiday pies in flavors like roasted red wine pear streusel ($25), balsamic raspberry pear ($25) and sweet potato praline ($18). There's also a vegan pumpkin pie ($18). First Slice will be accepting orders until Nov 24, so stop in to one of their locations or order online. Pick-up is available Nov 25–27.
If you're looking for the basics, Bang Bang Pie Shop (2051 N California Ave) has you covered. Visit its website or stop into the storefront to pre-order a roasted pumpkin ($22), apple crumble ($26) or chocolate pecan pie ($26). Bang Bang uses local pumpkins and Michigan apples in its desserts. Order before Nov 24 for pickup between Nov 25 and 27.
5 things to do today: Friday, November 1
"Shomei Tomatsu: Island Life" Photographer Tomatsu (1930–2012) captured Japan's southern islands over the course of his career, and his first solo show in the U.S. in nearly 10 years features politically charged, black-and-white images from the 1960s—such as American bombers taking off from Okinawa for Vietnam—as well as bright blue seascapes. Art Institute of Chicago. 10:30am–5pm.
L-Vis 1990 L-Vis has entered the building. The young British producer works for the Night Slugs label (which he co-found) and his rumbling grooves are appropriately dark and slimy, real Robocop sextape shit. His tracks of nocturnal '80s funk stack trembling Cameo keyboards atop city-leveling bass, Chromeo meets Diplo. His full length, Neon Dreams, was released on Universal. Primary. 10pm. $10–$15.
Gazed and confused: a visit with Braco, a new age "healer" specializing in staring
Here at Time Out Chicago HQ, we work hard to inform you where to go and what to do, as well as what we think of Chicago theater productions, the latest Arcade Fire album or most recent Next menu. But like any office, we need the occasional YouTube diversion. Our most recent obsession? Braco (pronounced Brah-tzo), a Croatian dude who "heals" people just by staring at them. Maybe it was the stars aligning—or just the fact that Braco tours a ton—but last week, after being entertained by videos of his "transformative" gaze (and ability to thoughtfully sip espresso in airports), we discovered Braco was hosting two days of public gazing sessions this week in Evanston. Immediately, we knew we had to take a pilgrimage to the north suburb.
Long takes: the extended shots of Gravity, Rope and Russian Ark
With the box office weighed down by films loaded with blink-quick cuts, the unbroken opening shot of Alfonso Cuarón's space odyssey Gravity has been blowing the 3D glasses off viewers' faces. The Mexican director has described the 17-minute sequence as "a continuous moment": "It's the idea of trying to create a moment of truthfulness in which the camera happens to be there just to witness, and respecting that moment in real time."
While Gravity's extended opening has justly received a fair share of buzz, its use of the long take pales in comparison to Russian Ark, which is finishing up a weeklong run at the Gene Siskel Film Center tonight at 8:15pm. Director Alexander Sakurov's 2002 opus is composed of one unbroken 96-minute shot. Serving as the perspective of a bewildered, disembodied narrator, the Steadicam traverses 33 rooms of the Winter Palace of Saint Petersburg's Hermitage Museum, which first appears to be hosting a grand ball. The camera glides between a couple thousand actors in various period costumes and focuses in on works of art and scenes playing out that nod to historic events—in effect spanning 300 years of Russia's past in one building.
Alfred Hitchcock attempted to pull off a similar unblinking-eye effect with Rope, his underrated 1948 film based on a play inspired by Chicago's Leopold and Loeb murder case, which is showing at the Siskel on November 1 at 6pm and November 2 at 5:30pm. But unlike Sakurov, whose cinematic stunt benefited from digital technology, Hitch was working with film that had to be changed out about every ten minutes. Many of the film's ten segments, sewn together to create a sense of seamlessness, usually end with a blackout cut on objects or, say, an actor's back.
The long take can have a range of effects. Cuarón employed the technique in approximating the feeling of a zero-gravity space walk; Hitch merely wanted to find an interesting way of putting a play on film.
Macy's State Street sets up its holiday windows
Oh my god, stores are already setting up Christmas decorations and the holidays are almost here and we have to buy presents and it's almost 2014 and, wow, does that sound like the future and we are getting so old.
Yes, Macy's State Street has built its holiday window displays. We took a peek behind the curtains to see what nostalgic charms will lure kids to press their noses against the glass. Of course, the tradition dates back to Marshall Field's, who pioneered the practice of animated Christmas displays, long before A Christmas Story and long before Macy's took over the department store in 2006.
What you'll see in 2013: a pug, a vintage television, a chocolate factory, a ton of stars…and are those people drinking mimosas?
The holiday windows will stay up from November through December.
Haute Sausage truck opens storefront in the Loop
Haute Sausage, not to be confused with the Haute and the Dog (seriously, we can do better with the hot dog puns, everyone), has been one of our favorite food trucks for awhile (they're currently off-road until spring), and this week they opened a storefront at 335 S Franklin Street. Besides lunch, they're going to be holding pop-up dinners in the space.
The menu is pretty streamlined with about 10 sausages (and, inexplicably, chicken and biscuits on skewers), all of which are elaborately dressed, plus three sides—curried potato chips, potato chips with Merkt's cheddar, and Parmesan and yucca fries with a shake of chili lime salt.
We tried the bacon guacamole sausage, a smoky link laced with onion and topped with Merkt's cheddar, poblano and grilled corn guacamole and a squiggle of chipotle mayo, and the Elmwood pork, a fennel-heavy Italian pork sausage with roasted peppers, marinara sauce and melted cheese, which is heated in the oven. The rolls are from Gonnella Baking Company, and they're large (a little too large) and soft.
The menu also includes a duck Thai sausage, a truffle cheddar hot link and wild boar fennel sausage. We liked both sausages, but here's the best part—the sausages are $8 for a whole or $4 for half, which means you can order two (or three) different sausages for lunch.
Haute Sausage is open Monday–Friday 11am–3pm.
Movies opening in Chicago: November 1–7, 2013
Here's what Time Out's film critics are saying about this week's new movies:
"The film's suggestion that violence influences and inspires children is both timely and provocative, but Hollywood, please: Stop blindly pandering to the YA and Comic Con crowds."— on Ender's Game
"Porn seekers be warned, though: This nearly three-hour sprawl of complex sexual awakening, shifting power dynamics and multiyear heartache will bum-rush you with deeper emotions."—Joshua Rothkopf on Blue is the Warmest Color
"Thanks to some nimble editing, the film effectively illustrates that tai chi can be a deadly practice as well as a delicate dance, pitting Chen against countless contenders in Mortal Kombat–style duels, right down to cries of 'Fight!' and 'Finish him!'"— on The Man of Tai Chi
"Implanted into a slide-show version of 1943 that's populated by historical figures long lost to cliché, any emotional investment gets buried under dress-up games and Bill & Ted's–worthy rubbernecking."— on Kill Your Darlings
"Tackling a range of popular film titles—everything from John Carpenter's They Live to Cabaret—Zizek riffs relentlessly on the ideas and ideologies embodied in each; hardly any film, the thinker posits, is about what it claims to be about."— on The Pervert's Guide to Ideology
Album of the week: Sky Ferreira and the new gothic ingenue
The album cover to Sky Ferreira's debut full-length is icky. Let's just get that out of the way. The 21-year-old stands naked in a green tile shower. Mascara runs under her downcast eyes. Water plasters her blond hair against her head. A gold cross hangs between her bare breats. She is behind glass. She gazes off to the upper right, halfway between cowering and contempt. A hand has wiped the condensation from the door to better view her. She looks as happy as a cat getting a bath.
The vibe is akin to that seen in Mark Romanek's video for Fiona Apple's "Criminal," updated for the internet porn age. Apple's song was about a sense of guilt for excessive sexuality. Here, the image feels more exploitative—it's a titillating thumbnail to help market Night Time, My Time, a record by a Hedi Slimane model who was recently nabbed along with her model-musician boyfriend by police for possession of smack and MDMA.
Real Kitchen spoofs Alinea in Halloween video
Real Kitchen, a carryout spot helmed by chefs who have worked at Charlie Trotter's and El Bulli, has, hands-down, our favorite restaurant take on Halloween (though, admittedly Lula Cafe's House of Human dinner tonight with Fat Rice is going to be awesome).
They're "dressing up" as Alinea and released an amazing video today spoofing the restaurant's videos, which are heavy on the food porn and have a dramatic soundtrack. Watch it.
Best weekend events in Chicago Nov 1-Nov 3
The Black Crowes We can never really tell when the Black Crowes are together, on hiatus, getting back together, about to go on hiatus or what. The Robinson brothers will hit the Riv for a two-night stand that doesn't coincide with the release of a new record. If you just want to hear the hits, here's your chance. Riviera Theatre. 8pm. $45.
Rope Dir. Alfred Hitchcock. 1948. 80mins. Two men (Farley Granger and John Dall) hide a dead body in a chest whilst hosting a dinner for their professor (James Stewart). Adding to the suspense, the group is dining on that very chest! Based on a stage play inspired by the murder of teen Bobby Franks by University of Chicago students Leopold and Loeb, the film was initially received as a disappointment (even by Hitch himself) but has grown a cult of fans over the years. Gene Siskel Film Center. 6pm. $11, students $7, members $6, SAIC students and faculty $4.
Drink this now: Half Acre's Chub Step Porter
This is my favorite time of year for beer drinking, when thoughts of golden ales and IPAs take a seasonal turn to the rich, roasty bounty of porters, stouts and other such imperial goodness. Half Acre's Chub Step Porter represents a step toward the lineup of winter darker beers. This is the third year Chub Step has been produced, and if you liked it last year, you're going to like it again this year.
"The goal for this year was to try to duplicate last year's release exactly," explained head brewer Matt Gallagher, who gave us some beers to try. "It's a brewery favorite. It's not overdone, it's not 10%. It's not overhopped."
In fact, it's a nice and responsible 6% ABV, edging this beer out of "session" territory and into "drink a handful and nod off in a wingback chair by the fireplace" territory. It pours a deep mahogany brown with the slightest touch of head, and it's light-bodied, well-balanced and surprisingly restrained with chocolate bars, coffee and maybe a little leather on the nose.
The best classical and opera events this November
Chicago Opera Theater: Orpheus & Euridice Eat you heart out, Kevin Costner. COT is pumping in 140,000 gallons of water to create a River Styx for composer Ricky Ian Gordon's opera Orpheus & Euridice. The unflappable love at the heart of this ancient myth is the focal point for Gordon's piece, proving once again that however far we think we've come, we are always telling some version of these first stories. Chicago Opera Theater has not publicly stated that there will be a pool party following each performance, but they haven't expressly forbidden it either. Eckhart Park. Nov 1, 3, 8, 10 at 7:30pm. Free.
Ensemble Recherche Gun to my head, if I were allowed to pick one show to attend on this November list, its Recherche at Northwestern. These new-music titans don't come around very often, and the sheet music they've stowed in their checked baggage is the proverbial shit. It's difficult to think of three more boss composers of late than Helmut Lachenmann, Georg Friedrich Hass and Brian Ferneyhough, and all three are on deck for the German ensemble's show. Northwestern University, Lutkin Hall. Nov 3, 7 at 7:30pm. $8 (Nov 3), free (Nov 7).
Frequency Series: Karl Larson D.A.R.E. officers are remiss if they don't warn children against the psychoactive powers of Morton Feldman in addition to LSD and Psilocybin. As a graduate of new-music bastion Bowling Green State University, pianist Karl Larson is primed for modernists such as Feldman, and if the Triadic Memories recording from his recent Contagious Sounds Series performance in New York is any indication, the Frequency Series crowd is in for a cortex-twister. One of Feldman's best-known scores, Triadic Memories clocks in at 90 minutes, so strap in, folks. Constellation. Nov 3 at 8:30pm. $10.
5 things to do today: Thursday, October 31
North Halsted Halloween Parade See some of the city's most outlandish Halloween costumes during Boystown's 17th annual parade down Halsted Street. On Halsted from Belmont to Addison. 7pm.
Halloween with XXXY Manchester's XXXY is both nostalgic for divas and beats of the '90s and looking to push house into the future. He's the kind of chic, heady, retro-funky technician you'd expect at Primary. For Halloween, the Brit is joined by Slim Brit (who's from Milwaukee), Marc Miller and Them Flavors four some colorful 4/4 to get your moving in your costume (which is likely Ryan Gosling in Drive). Primary. 10pm. $15–$20.


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FRA Briefs Coast Guard Retiree Council
FRA's Director of Legislative Programs John Davis and Phil Odom of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) briefed the Coast Guard Retiree Council this week on current legislative issues associated with retiree benefits. Top issues are proposed TRICARE fee increases, possible establishment of a retirement commission to potentially cut benefits, expanding concurrent receipt eligibility to include additional disabled retirees, and repeal of the Survivor Benefit Plan/Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (SBP/DIC) offset. Penny Collings, FRA's director of Membership Development, is a member of the Coast Guard Retiree Council, which is co-chaired by retired Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard and former FRA National Chaplain Vince Patton and RADM Ronald Silva, USCG (Ret.). The council meets annually to ensure retirees' concerns are brought to the attention of USCG leadership and that members of the retired community are kept informed on key legislative initiatives.


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Dillards, The (Contemporary Musicians)
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The Dillards.The Dillards are credited with freeing bluegrass music from the more traditional approaches usually associated with musical acts Bill Monroe, Ralph Stanley, and Flatt and Scruggs. Instead, brothers Rodney and Doug Dillard and original bandmates bassist Mitch Jayne and mandolinist Dean Webb blended folk, country, and rock music elements to create a progressive musical style that heavily influenced such purveyors of the burgeoning country rock movement as the Byrds; Crosby, Stills, and Nash; the Flying Burrito Brothers; Poco; Michael Nesmith; and the Eagles, as well as the progressive bluegrass group New Grass Revival. Featuring the virtuoso banjo-picking of Doug and the guitar and dobro prowess of Rodney, the Dillards, after arriving in Los Angeles in the early 1960s, quickly earned a recording contract with Elektra Records. They were also regularly featured as members of the fictitious musically inclined hillbilly family the Darlings on the top-rated television situation comedy The Andy Griffith Show.
As the 1960s progressed, the Dillards incorporated more diverse elements into their music, adding electric instruments on their second album, The Dillards Live! Almost! and the fiddle of Byron Berline on Pickin' & Fiddlin' with Byron Berline. Following the departure of Doug in the latter half of the 1960s to pursue more rock-oriented projects with former Byrd Gene Clark, the remaining band members recruited banjoist Herb Pederson for two acclaimed albums that are considered among the first and finest in the country-rock genre, Wheatstraw Suite and Copperfields.
Original band members Rodney and Doug Dillard were born in Salem, Missouri, in the Ozark Mountains. Musically adept, the brothers were frequently featured as radio performers and support acts for the Dixie Ramblers, the Hawthorn Brothers, and the Lewis Brothers. The siblings also recorded singles for the K-Ark label as the Dillard Brothers in 1958. The duo recruited local radio announcer Mitch Jayne on bass and mandolin player Dean Webb in 1960, naming the new group the Dillards. The quartet developed a stage act that was equal parts unsophisticated humor and proficiently performed mountain music. The group frequently played off their Ozark heritage to tweak the sophistication of the folk revivalists of the early 1960s.
The Dillards set out for Los Angeles in 1962, working odd jobs along the way to raise money. The band's talent was recognized when they set up their instruments and began performing for free in the lobby of the Ash Grove folk club on the evening of a scheduled performance by the Greenbriar Boys. The band's performance helped land them a contract with Elektra Records, and they set about recording their first album, Back Porch Bluegrass, which was released in 1963. Produced by Jim Dickson, who had also produced the bluegrass and country act the Kentucky Colonels, Back Porch Bluegrass established the Dillards as accomplished songwriters with such original songs as "Dooley" and "Old Home Place," as well as loyal practitioners of several bluegrass standards. The debut album also features the instrumental "Duelin' Banjo," which became a hit when it was recorded by Eric Weissberg and Steve Mandel for the soundtrack to the John Boorman film adaptation of the James Dickey novel Deliverance. While the album gained notice for the Dillards with bluegrass and country audiences, it was their recurring appearances as the musically talented offspring of Denver Pyle's Darling family on The Andy Griffith Show that brought them national recognition. In these televised appearances, the group portrayed yokel hillbilly moonshiners with whom Sheriff Andy Taylor (portrayed by Griffith) often played music. During this phase of their career, producer Dickson also teamed the group with Glen Campbell and Tut Taylor from the Kentucky Colonels in a side group called the Folkswingers for two albums.
The Dillards' second album, The Dillards Live! Almost! marked the band's integration of electric instruments into their musical arsenal. The move served to alienate bluegrass purists in much the same way Bob Dylan's use of the electrified Butterfield Blues Band at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1965 alienated him from many folk music purists. The Dillards also exposed themselves to a new audience when they toured as a support act for folk-rock pioneers the Byrds. The Dillards beat a stylistic retreat for their follow-up recording in 1965, Pickin' & Fiddlin' with Byron Berline. Berline's impeccably performed fiddle blended nicely with the other band members' performances, and the group reclaimed some of their purist credibility. The musical differences between Doug and Rodney, however, made Pickin' & Fiddlin' the brothers' last album together as the Dillards for more than a decade. However, the brothers did collaborate on music for the soundtrack of director Arthur Penn's 1967 film, Bonnie and Clyde.
Following his departure from the Dillards, Doug recorded a solo album, The Banjo Album, with future co-founder of the Eagles Bernie Leadon and with Gene Clark; with the latter he formed the duo Dillard & Clark. The remaining Dillards recruited former Flatt and Scruggs banjoist Herb Pedersen for two of the band's most critically celebrated albums, Wheatstraw Suite and Copperfields. The former album includes cover versions of such songs as the Beatles' "I've Just Seen a Face," Tim Hardin's "Reason to Believe," and Jesse Kincaid's "She Sings Hymns Out of Tune," and it features drumming from Jim Gordon and pedal steel guitar from Buddy Emmons. For Copperfields, the band enlisted drummer Paul York as a permanent band member. The album features such cover songs as the Beatles' "Yesterday" and Harry Nilsson's "Rainmaker," as well as the Pedersen composition "Copperfields," which introduced orchestration to the band's sound.
Pedersen left the Dillards to join the group Country Gazette, which was formed by Byron Berline. The Dillards invited Billy Ray Latham to replace Pedersen, and they signed with Anthem Records, ending their relationship with Elektra. Sales of their next album, Roots and Branches, were helped by an opening-act gig for Elton John. Jeff Gilkinson replaced Mitch Jayne on bass for the subsequent release, Tribute to the American Duck. In 1977 the Dillards signed with Flying Fish Records and released The Dillards vs. the Incredible L.A. Time Machine. The next two years saw the band undergo frequent lineup changes: Pederson and Doug Bounsall replaced Latham on Mountain Rock and Decade Waltz. York retired after Mountain Rock. Perhaps most notable was the return of Doug Dillard to the fold for the 1979 live release Homecoming & Family Reunion.
Following the recording of Homecoming & Family Reunion, the Dillards disbanded to pursue solo and side projects and session work. Rodney Dillard relocated to Branson, Missouri, in the late 1980s and initiated a reunion of the group. This reunion gained traction with a celebrated appearance on a 30th-anniversary celebration of The Andy Griffith Show. Steve Cooley subsequently replaced Doug Dillard on the Dillards releases in the early 1990s, including Let It Fly and Take Me Along for the Ride.
Selected discography
Back Porch Bluegrass, Elektra, 1963.
The Dillards Live! Almost!, Elektra, 1964.
Pickin' & Fiddlin' with Byron Berline, Elektra, 1965.
Wheatstraw Suite, Elektra, 1968; reissued, Collectors' Choice, 2002.
Copperfields, Elektra, 1970.
Roots and Branches, Anthem, 1972.
Tribute to the American Duck, Poppy, 1973.
The Best of the Dillards, Elektra, 1976.
The Dillards vs. the Incredible L.A. Time Machine, Flying Fish, 1977.
Mountain Rock, Laserlight, 1978.
Decade Waltz, Flying Fish, 1979.
Homecoming & Family Reunion, Flying Fish, 1979.
I'll Fly Away, Edsel, 1988.
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BUTTE- At the height of Butte's mining glory, the hill was a melting pot of many different ethnic groups, including Norwegians, and a Norwegian exhibit is now on display in Butte.
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Shell's efforts to drill in the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas have been plagued by problems. But that's just part of the cost of doing energy business in this new era. Consider drilling rig operator Transocean, which agreed to pay the U.S. government $1.4 billion this week for its part in the disastrous three-month long blowout in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
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