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Date: 1963 ca.
Description: A trail leading into Parfrey's Glen in Devil's Lake State Park. Parfrey's Glen was Wisconsin's first State Natural Area in 1952.
Date: 1930 ca.
Description: View across river of a crowd gathered on a steep riverbank overlooking a submerged car. There is a large house at the top of the hill.
Date: 1952-01-03
Description: Exterior view of the ranch style house of Harold Baumgarten at 2405 South Oak Street. Photograph is taken from the side showing the dwelling's two-car gara...
Date: 1961-09-19 ca.
Description: View of a tree-lined residential street. The street is lined with large homes with generously-sized yards.
Date: 1940 ca.
Description: A fleet of four pickup trucks of various makes and a larger truck, all advertising L.C. Welch Plumbing and Heating on the door. They are parked on a reside...
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Description: View of the "Texas," a small boat carrying three passengers on Devil's Lake.
Description: View of a passenger train coming down the tracks at the Horseshoe Curve. Rock Springs was called Ableman until 1947.
Date: 1925
Description: View across water of a deck truss bridge over the dam at Mirror Lake. Timme Mill is on the left side of the lake. There are boats in the foreground, and th...
Description: View of Chicago, Northwestern Railroad tracks at Devil's Lake, chartered in 1859. To the right, power lines run the length of the Devil's Lake shoreline.
Description: View down trail along steep hill in the woods with birch and pine trees. A sign posted on a tree reads: "To The Cave."
Date: 1923
Description: This topographical map of Devil's Lake State Park, Sauk County, Wisconsin, is based on 1922-1923 surveys of the area by the University of Wisconsin Summer...
Description: The photographer stands on a park or garden path holding his gloves. He wears a coat with attached cape, hat, and large cravat.
Date: 1877 ca.
Description: "The Grand Regatta, at Devil's Lake, June 21st & 22nd, 1877." A stereograph showing spectators gathered behind the starter's cannon on Devil's Lake.
Date: 1944 ca.
Description: Motorcycle police at the Badger Ordnance plant in Baraboo, Wisconsin, between 1942 and 1945. These men patrolled the fence line of the plant. One of the gu...
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Date: 1927
Description: A man stands on a wooden dock near a tour boat. The sign on top of the boat advertises "Summer Homesites."
Date: 1921
Description: View across Mirror Lake. A deck truss bridge crosses the lake high over the dam. Timme Mill, on the left side of the lake, is connected to the bridge. In t...
Date: 1962
Description: Old Ford coupe in a farm setting.
Description: Photographic postcard of the Warner Memorial Road in Devil's Lake State Park. Trees line both sides of the road, and there is a stone wall on the left. The...
Date: 1929
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Kalib Starnes is probably breathing a BIG sigh of relief. It is pretty exhilarating running in circles. I think The Couture/Lesnar payouts a pretty fair. Lesnar should get a good guaranteed pay for the draw, but his win bonus shouldn't be higher than the veterans.
MMA Quick Hits: UFC 91 Fight Night
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"On November 12, 2009, just three training days before the scheduled contest, I discovered that the promoter had altered my contract after I had signed and returned it. Upon review, it was apparent that he had changed the notation of "three three-minute rounds" to "three five-minute rounds." I was very upset knowing that the promoter made this change without appropriately informing me. This discovery halted the momentum of my training camp."
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Great pic of Chuck I wouldnt be suprised if he did party it up and get booted. Good payouts for Lesnar and Couture…250 grand guaranteed for both of them.
Is it just me or does the girl on the far right look like she has a nice beer gut? I know she is bent over, but wow. That's a pretty impressive bulge.
Its not just you
thats why liddell is attracted to her
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 04/08/14 -- Bayhorse Silver Inc. ("Bayhorse" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: BHS) reports that it has received a loan for the sum of C$198,000 (the "Loan"). The Loan is for a term of 12 months, is unsecured and bears interest at the rate of 12% per annum, compounded quarterly and payable quarterly in arrears. The Company has issued a promissory note for the Loan. As additional consideration for the Loan, the Company has agreed to issue 330,000 bonus shares, that are equal to 20% of the principal amount of the Loan issued at a deemed price of $0.12 per share (the "Bonus Shares").
The proceeds from the loan is to be used for the Bayhorse silver mine project in east-central Oregon, where the Company has contracted American Mining and Tunneling to conduct remedial work on the existing adit to provide safe access to the underground workings in preparation for a substantive sampling program. This work is projected to be completed by the end of April, 2014. Underground workings schematics are available on our website, details of which can be seen at http://www.bayhorsesilver.com/properties/technical-images/
The Loan is subject to TSX Venture Exchange ("TSX-V") acceptance. Bonus Shares to be issued in conjunction with the Loan will be subject to a four month and one day hold period from the date of issue.
Mr. Graeme O'Neill, a director and officer of the Company is a lender and upon the issuance of the Bonus Shares will hold 2,912,310 common shares representing 15.1% of the Company's issued and outstanding shares. The price of the Bonus shares was determined in accordance with the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange.
Bayhorse Silver Inc is a tier 2 mining company listed on TSX Venture Exchange, with its principal business being mineral exploration and development through its principal properties, being the Alexander River gold project in New Zealand and its recently acquired Bayhorse Silver Mine project in east-central Oregon. The Company also has a 100% interest in two other New Zealand gold projects, Red Queen and Paparoa, where it is actively pursuing exploration. The Company also holds a 30% net profit interest ("NPI") in the Flagstaff Barite Mine, which it recently sold to SBS Mining of London, England, and anticipates this NPI will produce revenue as early as late 2014.
The Company has also announced an initiative in the newly legalized medical marijuana field.
Graeme O'Neill, President
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Bayhorse Silver Inc.
Graeme O'Neill
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- burnedargh Jun 9, 2003 03:54 PM
I've lived in SD for years, but cant think of many great cups of coffee i've had. The best I can remember is espressos from expensive italian restaurants around town, or maybe from Cafe Bassam in the gaslamp.
Anywho, if anyone could recommend some good coffee/coffee shops in SD, i would be very appreciative.
re: Gayla
There used to be a place...gosh, let me think where...just off Fern in Golden Hill..*Rebecca's*. When I lived in San Diego I'd go out of my way for a cup of coffee there, a home-made scone (lemon poppyseed was my favorite), and a chat with Rebecca. If she's still there, give her coffee a try.
And as Gayla says, Twiggs is excellent~and all their pastries are home-baked by the owners. Super!
re: Cristina
1)Any of the Pannikin coffee houses
2)The Living Room in Hillcrest
3)Hill Street Coffee House in Oceanside(which also has an extensive menu)
re: U16 girl
Some of the best coffee in San Diego is at Caffe Gelato Vera on Washington and India. Fabulous gelato and good baked goods too.
re: Dolores
OMG yes!Their coffee is good-I've never had the gelato there though(surprisingly)
Slightly off topic, but there are a LOT of great restaraunts in the same area as Gelato Vera(El Indio is one)
Has anyone been to Influx in Golden Hill. I have attached a link below with a short description and a link to their website. It looks like a fun atmosphere, I haven't had a chance to get over there. I'm curious how their coffee is. Here's a quote from them: "Dedicated to quality, taste, and style, influx will make you wonder where you went before, and why." (A little cocky, makes me want to give it a try)
Oh - and I tend to like the coffee at Urban Grind on Park in Hillcrest better than Twiggs or the Living Room in the same area. And, while I try to avoid the McDonalds of coffee-dom, I still sometimes crave a black cup of Sumatra from plain old Starbucks. (though most of their other coffees disappoint) Haven't tried Gelato Vera but have been meaning to.
Dear Friends, some time ago in Little italy, there was a coffee house/gallery named Gargoyle, the espresso was THE Best real authentic espresso, one of the Baristas told me the coffee brand was Portioli from Milan, and that he got trained by the coffee company person in San Diego and o yes this barista was making drinks like a champ just like what i lived in Italy during my studies abroad.
I live in the San Jose area and travel to San Diego on business every month. When I get there one og the first things I do is go to "The Living Room" in La Jolla. They have a large selection of the milky frufru coffee drinks that I avoid. They also make great brewed coffee and espresso. Nice selection of pastry and light fare. The ambiance is pretty cool and you can sit out on the patio and people watch.
From my experiences, ordering a soy mocha:
Good: Cafe Colabria, Diedrich.
Tolerable: Living Room, Twiggs, The Other Side, Korova, It's a Grind.
Bad: Cafe Gelato Vera (good gelato though), Rebecca's, Cafe Italia (Sorry... but they steamed it in a paper cup).
I'm not sure this post was really looking for information on soy mochas - but good to know. For coffee - the Pannikins (local chain)generally have good coffee from Cafe Moto. Cafe Calabria gets high marks and they roast their own. Twiggs serves their coffee, but they sometimes let it get stale in the vacuum pots. I am not crazy about Rebecca's coffee (just had a cold stale cup the other day) though they do have great scones. I like Gelato Vero's coffee, and Diedrich's and Peets are always good. Whole Foods also has good coffee - though they do put it out in vacuum pots, it's always fresh.
re: Alice Q
Having spent a good deal of time at Twiggs over the last 6 months I can't say that their brewed coffee is very good, kind of like colored hot water and forget about any caffeine buzz ;-). However - and this is a BIG however - for ambiance, social connection and pretty decent baked goods Twiggs is hard to beat. I don't go for the coffee, I go for the community; and isn't that part of the function of a neighborhood coffee house?
I was at Caffe Calabria this morning and the coffee was very good, but the ambiance totally lacked. There were at least 6 other people in there in addition to myself, my friend and the staff and the place was like a morgue. It was exceedingly quiet and my friend even remarked that he felt like he was in a library and needed to whisper.
In a high volume place I have no problem with brewed coffee in airpots. The turn over is sufficient to ensure the coffee is not going to sit very long. Airpots will keep coffee fresh and hot for up to 5 hours without seriously deteriorating it. The quality of what comes out of an airpot is directly related and proportional to the quality of what went in in the first place, the degree of training staff has received and the vigilence of the owner or manager on duty.
re: DiningDiva
I agree with your opinion about Twiggs but I also like the ambiance at Caffe Calabria. At Twiggs you meet the whole neighborhood whereas at Calabria you can have a nice conversation with somebody or just relax and read a good book for several hours (what I normally do in a coffeehouse). Both places have very different ambiance but both are great for the right moment.
re: Alice Q
Lol, I don't think that was a very nice comment for a reply to anyone making a contribution to this topic. The OP asked for good 'coffee' and 'coffee shops', he wasn't -only- looking for information on drip coffee. I've found soy mochas an all-around good test drink because they're an indicator of the coffee (espresso), technique (pulling/ steaming), and frou-frou factor (mocha). All of which are essential parts of a coffee shop.
re: Radical347
You know, that's a good point - I didn't think about that. You actually recommended two of my favorite places, though I was told that Dierdrich's is closing it's retail stores - which really bums me out. It will also leave a big hole in that Hillcrest Ralphs shopping center!
re: Alice Q
Diedrich's was purchased by Starbucks, so they're all converting or closing. Bummer indeed. But hey, I really do think that what this city needs is just ONE more Starbucks to be complete. ;)
re: jalanpipes
Grrrrr! That is horrible! Diedrich's was always so much better than Starbucks, and I liked the fact that it was at least semi-local, being from OC. The counter-person said that their coffee would still be available by mail order - so I guess Starbucks just bought their retail locations? Somehow I missed hearing about this.
re: Alice Q
Starbucks bought them lock stock and barrel. Martin Diedrich has a new place that's much better than the old Diedrich's (in SD county anyway): Kean. On my only trip up there so far, he was at the roaster. Only one location, not on this board.
re: Spike Costa
Thanks for the tip. Yet another reason to hate Starbucks, and another reason to go up to Newport Beach!
Lately I've become addicted to the Vietnamese Iced Milk Coffee at K Sandwiches. It's espresso and sweetened condensed milk - and I think some regular milk too - over lots and lots of ice. It's just a little over 2 bucks. I also love their BBQ Pork Bahn Mi. It's pretty much my new favorite place.
Check out this article in the NY Times - read it and weep!
re: sdnativa
I'm definitely planning to check out Tony when I start working downtown in a few weeks. A brisk mid-morning walk down to Columbia and Broadway may be just what I need. (I am NOT used to getting up early!)
re: Alice Q
Great, maybe we will cross paths sometime.
re: sdnativa
When I worked on Broadway and India, a ton of people in my office passed a couple coffee shops in our building to walk over to Tony's. Definitely a great cup.
re: sdnativa
I still have not made it down there in the AM, though I walk by the stand on my way to the Y to workout at noon. (He's quite the flirt! :-) It's just a leetle bit too far to be convenient for everyday - but I will have to make the trip sometime just to check it out!
I had a quick chat with the owner of Caffe Calabria recently; he is often working in cafe or back in the office. He mentioned that he has been unhappy with the way Calabria's roasts are treated at other coffeehouses. He would like to require that barista's take a day-long training course; apparently this is already in place at his cafe.
However, despite his pessimism about the local options, he did mention one other place for good espresso:
Elixir Espresso Bar
427 C St # 101
Downtown in the gaslamp.
Has anyone been down there? I will try it if I am ever in the area.
re: Joseph
I think I just walked by this place yesterday on my way back from lunch, and am planning to try it out today. It's between 4th and 5th on C - a short walk from my office, will let you know!
re: Joseph
Does anybody know how long Elixir is open in the evening ?
re: howefortunate
The living room has a great location. It's a nice old house, with a counter set up in the old living room and the rest of the house furnished with nice old couches and chairs, with a few tables in between.
However, I have not been impressed with the coffee at this location or the old one in Hillcrest. I ordered a double espresso, and recieved a half-cup (probably almost 6 oz) of some of the most bitter coffee I've tasted. Starbucks does a better job than that. I'm sure their lattes taste find with enough sugar and cream, but I can't recommend the espresso; I couldn't finish it.
re: Joseph
The Living Room in Point Loma is in a great old house too. But same problem with the coffee last time I tried
When I'm in SD, I like http://www.bigjoyfamily.com/ They hand grind the beans fresh to order (yes, with a mechanical grinder) and brew with French press. Plus, the tokyo manju pastry is not too sweet, and oh, so yummy! Give them a try.
I'm interested more in cappucino than atmosphere. North County has a lot of decent espresso shops, but there's generally more atmosphere than great espresso. E Street (just West of 101) in Encinitas has reasonably good pastries, music in the evenings and espresso that's better than SBx. They are a little more consistent than most of the mom and pops (who always seem to suffer from chronic turnover in undertrained baristas). Like most of the mom and pops, they're understaffed so don't go if you're in a hurry.
However,on weekday mornings there's a tall blond male barista who knows a lot about espresso. If you want a very good cappucino, he's the guy. Sometimes they have him running the cash register and you need to insist that he make the espresso. Better than any I've found in Southern California.
Well. I'm not from SD, by BF's family is still there. When we go he always takes me to this place that they refer to as CAPPY'S but I don't know if it is technically still called that. Maybe someone who reads this will know where it is, I'm sorry I'm not familiar. I know they they always have doggy treats outside. Anywho they have a Chocolate Chai that I get with Soy and it's AMAZING. I liked their soy so much I asked what they used and it was some Moon Rose soy or something like that. So tasty and I can never find it. So yes...CAPPY's. Maybe in Pacific Beach???
I feel so enlightened and relieved. I thought I wasn't scouring the shelves hard enough. Thanks.
Korova is now re-named Cream; the space on Park Blvd has been opened up and blessed with better chairs and lighting. It is still rather industrial, especially with all the extension cords snaking across the floors, but the free wireless makes it a great studying spot. The espresso is still Free Trade. Their shots are rarely good enough to drink straight, but they make a nice Mexican mocha. When Caffe Calabria is closed for the evening and we don't feel like hanging out with the vampires at Lestat's it is a good choice. They also are offering a couple bottles of wine and a few imported beers (Newcastle, Heineken, Imperial from Costa Rica; also Sierra Nevada PA), if you get tired of studying, and the lunch and breakfast menus are new.
I think Lestats will need to be my favorite. The crowd is fluid and their coffee is meaty and strong. Anyone remember 7th near B? Tudor Too? Sigh.....The days before downtown became a screaming debacle of too many condos.
Oh! Urban Grind in Hillcrest is one of my regular hang outs. For those from across the pond, they have a good selection of teas. Not a bad a food menu either.
re: Dagney
We used to go to Urban Grind all the time when we lived nearby and the wireless was free. But now the wifi is expensive and the price of coffee went up when they remodeled and added more food options. I believe the espresso is still good (they pulled a pretty nice ristretto), but Calabria is superior and actually cheaper. If they would open up the wifi it would be a great place to study in the evening, just like before.
I would add Caffe Callabria in North Park on 30th, the beans are very good here.
I'm not sure of the name but the little Italian Caffe in Little Italy, right below the Le Pensionne Hotel has terrific Caps.
For beans, it is hard to beat the fresh roasted beans at Whole Foods.
re: PwrChords
Is this on the campus???
Where exactly is it located?
my vote for best coffee goes to ryan bros. they are now located in the spot occupied by Chuey's for years.
I know this may sound silly, but I'm really into the atmosphere just as much as I am into how great the coffee tastes.
Nautical Bean in Oceanside Harbor makes great coffee, and the employees are always extremely happy to see you, no matter if you're a regular customer, or there for the first time (Matt is my personal favorite). They take a lot of pride in their coffee beans. They have great recommendations and really good chocolate whip cream you can get on top of your mochas/lattes. Might I mention they have a great selection of coffee too. Plus, during the summer months, they have an outside covered seating area to sit in, which is right next to the harbor, and at night, they've got great live music, such as the one-man-band Steve White, or carribean steel drums. It really "sets the mood" for that special date. Fun to ride up on your beach cruiser bike, or bring your dog along to sit outside with you. During the summer, they stay open late, but beware; the winter months have earrrly closing hours. (Picture attached of the Harbor. Nautical Bean is a little more to the right, off of the picture).
His Place in Escondido on Grande Ave is a great place to get the BEST CHAI LATTE you'll ever taste--I swear. It's by far better than Starbucks and the Hill Street Cafe in Oceanside. I even order it "non-fat" and somehow it still goes down creamy and oh-so-rich--amazing. The barista, Christina, calls it "Christmas In a Cup" because it tastes like Christmas. Their coffee drinks are amazing too. They also have the best bagels in town, and serve Julian Apple Pie! Sad thing--they aren't open on the weekends. Good thing--they're open until 10pm M-F. Plus, its a great Christian atmosphere. And who doesn't love Crusin' Grande between April and September?? It's where the old cars come out and go up and down Grande Ave--the PERFECT setting for a cup of coffee from His Place.
Though it's more of a bakery than a coffee house, Bread & Cie in Hillcrest serves good cappuccinos, and you can't beat the neighborhood ambiance and selection of baked goods!


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Alderman Approves Permanent Closure of Kenmore
For the better part of two years, the Department of Campus and Community Planning has been working towards the goal of an expanded south campus through the vacation of 6300 N Kenmore Avenue. Through this expansion, Loyola would develop a sustainability corridor or "people street" that would bring the elements of Loyola's newest addition, Institute for Environmental Sustainability, to the public realm for all to enjoy and appreciate.
The IES will be an innovative, interactive and adaptable sustainable living and learning environment; and provide both a prototype and a demonstration of the opportunities for innovation and integration that an urban academic/residential setting provides. The development of the outdoor corridor allows Loyola to share sustainable learning and green amenities with its students and neighbors to include:
- Bike Lane
- Maps
- Passive park space and play fields
- Bench seating
- Outdoor cafe
- Rain Garden
- Butterfly sanctuary
- Shade trees
- Native landscape
- Educational signage
- North-south gateways
- Emergency access routes
On Thursday, July 18, Alderman Harry Osterman held a final public meeting, after a series of meetings hosted by Loyola, Association of Sheridan Condominium Owners, and North Edgewater Beach Association to explain the project to surrounding neighbors and property-owners and gather critical feedback.
The vast majority of attendees wholeheartedly endorsed the project and the overall positive improvements Loyola's investments in Edgewater have garnered the neighborhood over the last 10 years including the removal of the Wincrest Nursing Home, Lakeside Boarding House, , creation of Satellite Safety Office on Granville, and conversion of former badly maintained buildings into student resident halls.
Traffic and parking concerns were a major element of concern for members of the community and the University was asked to address these concerns in its proposal. As part of the traffic study conducted prior to Kenmore's closure in 2011, Loyola committed to reducing the additional traffic east of Kenmore in the alley by installing rubber speed humps and repaving the alley.
Additionally, the university has committed to re-opening the street to traffic during the Sheridan Road sewer, water and resurfacing project to alleviate the traffic congestion. Speeding traffic has increased considerably since Kenmore re-opened on August 5 and Loyola is working with Chicago Department of Transportation to identify solutions to traffic calming, including installing speed bumps on the 6300 block of Kenmore to ensure pedestrian safety.
Finally, to address neighbor's concerns for deficiencies in street parking availability, Loyola is working on two separate initiatives. First, through our partnership with Sacred Heart Schools, Loyola is identifying parking near the school to provide additional spaces for Sacred Heart faculty and staff. Second, the University has created a Community Parking Program. Beginning Tuesday, September 3, residents can come to the Community Relations Office and receive a one-day pass that allows parking in the main structure at Winthrop Avenue and West Sheridan Road from 5:00 p.m. – 2:00 a.m. Monday Through Friday, and 5:00 a.m. – 2:00 a.m. Saturday and Sunday. The Community Relations office is open Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and is located at 6439 N Sheridan Road, Suite 220. For more information, contact Summur Roberts at 773-508-7450.
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- Release Date: Nov 14, 2006
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- Summary: With NFL Street 3 you can play your style of football both on the ground and in the air in this newest iteration of the popular NFL Street franchise. Show off your style and boost your score by performing stunning aerial moves, jumping into the air and collecting special items and game modifiers that hover above the playing field. You will also have the ability to control your Gamebreaker and pull off new Power moves that are available to both the offense and the defense. [Electronic Arts]… Expand
- Developer: EA Tiburon
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- # of players: 1-2
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Like its PS2 sibling, NFL Street 3 is a rehash but still a must-buy for its intense and addictive Gamebreakers.
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NFL Street 3 reaches a lofty level of "Chad Johnson-ness" for its outrageousness and over-the-top gameplay along with the nice embellishments of new modes and moves, but a sometimes-aggravating camera, lackluster graphics not up to the level of its console brethren and handheld controls that don't entirely feel responsive as they should be deflate any game ball that you could have potentially handed out to NFL Street 3.
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Melvin Seals & JGB, Blue Lotus
Alhambra Theatre
4811 Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard
Portland, OR, 97215
Doors 8:30 PM / Show 9:00 PM
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Melvin Seals & JGB
Melvin is best known for his long friendship and musical partnership with cultural icon and guitarist Jerry Garcia and the smile of his that lights up the room. Melvin spun his B-3 magic with the Jerry Garcia Band for 18 years and in doing so helped pioneer and define what has now become "Jam Band Music". From blues to funk to rock to jazz, Melvin Seals serves up a tasty mix with a little R&B and gospel thrown in to spice things up. Melvin and JGB brings an intuitive, expressive style, soul, spontaneity and remarkable chops to the table. With acoustic and electric ingredients and unique combinations of guitar, mandolin, slide and lap steel with savory bass, hearty drums and, of course, a heapin' helpin' of the wizard's magic on Hammond B-3 Organ and keyboards, the result is a most satisfying blend of natural organic grooves that challenges genre boundaries. Their chemistry is the focus from which they create a spontaneous and high art where the sky is the limit musically. They offer an exciting, often psychedelic musical journey that keeps audiences dancing and smiling (and some staring in amazement) for several hours. Melvin is pioneering a path deeper into the musical territory he helped to establish.
Blue Lotus
Featured as part of Relix magazine's "Bands on the Rise" in 2012 and voted "Best New Act" by the WOW hall in Eugene OR. Blue Lotus is an up and coming rock and roll jam band that is making waves across the West coast. Formed in 2011 after a chance encounter at the Oregon Country Fair, singer/songwriter Brandelyn Rose and 16-year old guitar prodigy Felix Blades sparked a unique and collaborative friendship that has attracted other talented artists. The rhythm section comprised of Ben Bosse on bass, Peter Allen on percussion, and Bob Becker on drums, drives the band with their ability to pulse out dynamic grooves that keep the audience shaking. Recently joined by Ron Puso on keyboards, Puso brings his own blend of what he calls "intergalactic soul" to the mix, further enhancing the band's eclectic sound. Blue Lotus features original songs written and composed by Rose and arranged by Blades. Rooted in Rock and Blues, and experimenting with elements of Bluegrass, Jazz and Funk, the band fuses styles to create a high-energy, fun and danceable melodic hybrid. This group is making lasting impressions with a growing west coast fan base, including radio play across several states. They have sold CD's internationally and have been singing their hearts out on the festival stages this past summer including Eugene's own "Oregon Country Fair". They have sat in with such artists as Melvin Seals and JGB. You don't want to miss a chance to see them live!
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STOCKHOLM (AP) - Authorities in Sweden have temporarily shut down one of the country's most renowned boarding schools, after repeated incidents of bullying and violent initiation rituals.
The Swedish Schools Inspectorate on Wednesday ordered Lundsbergs school to close down until the management can assure the safety of boys and girls enrolled there.
The decision follows an incident over the weekend when older students allegedly burned two younger students with a hot iron as part of an initiation ritual at the start of the semester.
The schools watchdog has previously received numerous reports of bullying, degrading "fagging" traditions which forced younger pupils to act as servants for older students, and violent initiation rituals at the school.
Sweden has three national boarding schools. Lundsbergs is the oldest, founded in 1896.
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New way to predict bone fracture risk is successful
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Topic: orthopaedics
A new study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism found that previous methods of predicting an older adult's risk of fractures were more consistently accurate if race was not taken into consideration. Currently, when a professional in the field of orthopaedics evaluates whether a patient has osteoporosis, he or she will most likely order a bone density scan and then compare the results to a database of individuals of the same age and race.
The problem with this method is that it doesn't take into account people with mixed ethnicities.
"All the current ways of determining your risk for fractures require knowing your race and ethnicity correctly, and they ignore the fact that racial and ethnic groups are not homogenous," said study co-author Arun Karlamangla, M.D.
To correct this situation, researchers from the University of California at Los Angeles analyzed the information of approximately 2,000 American females who were between the ages of 42 and 53, and were of different races. Instead of using data based on race and ethnicity to evaluate the bone density test, they created a new method of comparison, which used body size and bone size to develop bone strength indices. They found that with this strategy, they still predicted the participants' risks of bone fractures as accurately as if they had used the traditional way.
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