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The Sparks show last night was the exactly the sort of show* you want on a Monday. It started on time at 8pm, no waiting around, no surprise openers, nothing but the pure wonder of the brothers Mael visiting Seattle for the first time ever!
I walked in about 10 minutes late, right as my faaaavorite Sparks song "At Home, At Work, At Play" started. I stopped dead and, I don't know, felt like crying? Is that ridiculous? On the Neptune's cozy stage, Ron was perched behind his giant keyboard (with brand name Roland rearranged to spell Ronald), Russell stood front and center wearing pedal pushers and holding a cordless mic. Ron looks basically the same as he ever did—a perpetual and stylishly unstylish old man with slicked-back hair (and now with owlish glasses and a pencil thin mustache instead of the Chaplin), wearing pleated pants belted high. Russell's looks have changed, and though I wish he still had the fountain of T. Rex-esque curls (he now wears his hair sort of plastered down and with side-swooped bangs), he looks fantastic for his 62 years.
AND HIS FUCKING VOICE? Are you kidding me? The entire Sparks show amounted to Ron and Russell alone on stage, plonking and belting out masterpieces from Kimono My House, Angst In My Pants, No. 1 In Heaven, and beyond (I certainly didn't know every song, but that didn't really matter). A few highlights included the recitation of a scene from their terrifically strange concept album The Seduction of Ingmar Bergman, the best version of "Singing in the Shower" (originally a duet with Les Rita Mitsouko) ever, and of course, Ron's frenzied-dancing finale.
Though I would have killed to see them with a live band and all the bells and whistles of a full-on Sparks rock show, there was something more... dignified and engrossing about this kind of performance. Maybe they don't need to pretend that nothing has changed, maybe they're just owning the change that is inevitable and showing off what truly sets them apart: their ridiculous talent and everlasting weirdness.
* Yes, the show didn't sell out. Yes people in Seattle are bad at dancing and clapping and being alive at shows. But looking at Sparks' Facebook page gives me the impression they had a really good time! As I think most of the audience did (looking at you wasted "WOOOO" dude behind me), so I'm not going to mega-negs about that.
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Robinette Demolition is part of coalition that raises funds for Zacharias Sexual Abuse Center in Chicago.
A highly-attended blues music event, the second annual "Out of the Blues" concert held in Chicago in March 2010,helped raise $145,000 to support services provided by the Zacharias Sexual Abuse Center (ZCenter) for victims of sexual abuse, rape, and incest, and to provide prevention education to keep children safe.
More than 500 guests attended the event at the House of Blues Chicago to hear blues music hosted by WGN radio's Garry Meier, and featuring blues artists Lonnie Brooks, Eddy "The Chief" Clearwater, and Jimmy Dawkins & The Wind Gypsys.
Several companies from the Chicago area's construction and demolition industries, including Robinette Demolition, Turner Construction, members of the Lake County Contractors Association, J.J. Henderson, Campanella & Sons, Safway Scaffolding, General Iron, Brandenburg Industries, Frain Industries, Horton Insurance, Crane Construction, RSI and other event sponsors, helped "build" this event to raise awareness and funds, according to a news release from the coalition of companies.
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"The only way for men to truly make an impact in the fight against sexual assault and abuse is for us to step up and get actively involved," says Tom Robinette, owner of Robinette Demolition, who came up with the idea for a musical event at House of Blues and has been a driving force behind its success. "This event has become one of the must-see shows of the year, and a lot of people are already saying they want tickets for next year's show…I can't wait to see our lineup for 2011." He notes that even the name of the event, "Out of the Blues," is a reference to the services provided by the Zacharias Center to victims of trauma.
Response to the second annual Out of the Blues event enabled the ZCenter to more than triple the amount raised at the 2009 event. "We are deeply moved that despite tough economic times people have embraced this event and given so generously," says Z Center executive director Torrie Flink, who points out that the 2010 event helped offset funding cuts. "Our special thanks go to the efforts of Robinette Demolition and so many other fantastic volunteers and sponsors," adds Flink.
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Back in the middle of 2010, when we started advertising this property on Homeaway.com, there were less than fifty Homeaway.com properties in the New Orleans area. Now, that number has increased to over six hundred and fifty, and we're still standing strong with over 125 satisfied customers!
This centrally air-conditioned, spacious 3-bedroom home has all the charm of a historic home, with all the comfort and convenience of a modern space. Two full bathrooms, light filled and fully outfitted, you may wonder why you ever stayed in a hotel!
The distance to the 'fun side' of Canal St. is only about 10 blocks if using the Algiers Point ferry. No car is needed to reach all major downtown attractions! The 5-minute ferry ride brings you to the Canal St. landing, on the Riverwalk!
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From there, you may ride one of New Orleans' historic streetcars to City Park, the Garden District, and Uptown.
About Algiers Point: Nestled in the bend of the river which gave the Crescent City its name lies the quiet neighborhood of Algiers Point. It is filled with turn-of-the-century homes dating from the 1840s and churches, schools, corner groceries, restaurants, and neighborhood businesses which serve the community as they have for years.
After almost 300 years of history, Algiers Point is one of the premier historic neighborhoods in the city. Established just after the French Quarter, Algiers Point is geographically isolated from the rest of the city of New Orleans by the natural barrier of the Mississippi River, and this has served to ensure its development as a village within a city.
Its quiet 19th century small town atmosphere is far removed from the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter located directly across the Mississippi River. The Central Business District is only a ferry ride away making for one of the easiest, most leisurely commutes to work.
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We found the house to be very nice. Very clean and comfortable and well appointed (could use a corkscrew, and a toaster would be great). I appreciated that you had two rooms with twin beds since our party included 5 women rather than couples. The flexibilty of the sleeping arrangements is very handy and not always easy to find. The living area is so nice and big that it was really comfortable for all of us to hang out in after a day of sightseeing or conference attending. Since we didn't all know each other prior to the trip I didn't know how much hanging out we'd actually do, but I think the house just helped everyone to feel comfortable and we had a really good time.
I'm sure you know this already, but that rooster is a problem. We laughed about it a lot but honestly I still feel like I'm not caught up on my sleep! I was in the sunroom - with earplugs - and it greatly disturbed my sleep, but I am a fairly light sleeper. My friend and I went for spa treatments at one of the big hotels and the woman who did my pedicure is a neighbor of yours. She told me her version of the rooster story - that it's been hanging around since right after Katrina. I assume there must be a neighborhood sentimental attachment to it since no one has um . . . made it disappear!
Anyway, other than the rooster, I think you have a great vacation house. I enjoyed taking the ferry every day and we enjoyed exploring New Orleans. Thank you!


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SHANGHAI: Chinese hurdler Liu Xiang is likely to miss this season as he recovers from the injury which dramatically ended his bid to win back the Olympic title in London last year, a report said yesterday.
Liu Xiang's coach Sun Haiping said the 29-year-old, Olympic champion over 110m in 2004 and one of China's biggest stars, would make a "full recovery" from his ruptured Achilles tendon, but would probably not be in action this year.
"We expect a full recovery, but he cannot take part in any training now, and therefore he will probably miss all meets this year," said Haiping, according to the China Daily.
The announcement confirms that Liu Xiang, who is undergoing treatment in the United States, will miss next month's Diamond League meeting in Shanghai, an event he has headlined in recent years.
Last year in London, Liu Xiang clattered into the first hurdle in his opening heat and after being helped up, he hopped the length of the track before symbolically kissing the last barrier and exiting the Olympic arena.
The incident was strongly reminiscent of 2008, when Liu Xiang, the defending champion, also limped out of his first heat at the Beijing Olympics, shocking his home fans and reducing a TV announcer to tears.
In August, Liu Xiang was forced to deny an alleged cover-up in London after reports said state network CCTV knew about his injury but was barred from revealing it by China's propaganda department.
According to media reports quoted by Hong Kong's South China Morning Post, CCTV broadcaster Yang Jian, who wept live on air in a repeat of 2008, had prepared scripts in advance. — AFP
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Image: A prison camp located in Tumen, a Chinese border city with North Korea, where defectors are allegedly held before being repatriated to North Korea. This photo was taken by a JoongAng Ilbo photographer in September 2011. It's the same camp shown in a photo distributed by an activist in Seoul yesterday. By Kim Kyung-bin. In a flat rejection of South Korea's plea to stop the repatriation of North Korean defectors, China sent home some recently captured refugees, sources told the JoongAng Ilbo.
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WILDWOOD — The issue of beach fees in Wildwood may have caused many residents and organizations to take a stance one way or the other, but the Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce has kept quiet.
That will be the case until the business group hears from as many of its more than 600 members as possible through an email survey, said GWCOC executive director Tracey DuFault.
"We speak for 600-plus members," DuFault said. "So my personal opinion doesn't really matter. We have to hear from our membership before we take any stance on the issue."
Since Commissioners passed a resolution this month that would ask the city's registered voters to decide if Wildwood beaches should remain free or adopt beach fees in a referendum scheduled for March 5, DuFault said that the chamber has gotten a lot of phone calls.
"We've heard from residents, businesses and tourists asking what our opinion is," she said. "We like to talk with numbers and facts ahead of us and not just stomp our feet."
DuFault said that in order to form an informed opinion, the chamber decided to reach its membership through an emailed survey regarding beach fees.
The chamber's survey asks the following:
Are you a business owner, resident and voter, second homeowner, tourist?
What town do you have your business, home, second home or vacation in? Are you in favor of beach fees?
Are you in favor of beach fees?
Are you in favor of beach fees if other towns, such as Wildwood Crest and North Wildwood, implement them?
Do you need more information on beach fees?
Do you have any additional comments regarding beach fees?
DuFault said that the results started coming in as soon as the email was sent. So far, she said, the majority, over 70 percent, of the people taking the survey don't want beach fees in Wildwood or in the neighboring communities.
According to DuFault, the survey results said that 60.2 percent of people are business owners, 14.4 percent are voting residents and 13.2 are second homeowners. About 50 percent of those people taking the survey either have businesses or homes in Wildwood.
She added that 83 percent of the survey takers indicated that they didn't need additional information.
"We've been getting some good comments too, such as 'one of the main reasons people come to Wildwood is the free beaches' and 'we have a wonderful marketing campaign that utilizes Wildwood's free beaches,'" DuFault said.
She added that one of the people surveyed indicated that they were concerned that with so many northern shore communities hurt by Hurricane Sandy, Wildwood was going to gouge prices and try and capitalize on a busier-than-usual tourism season.
"A lot of people commented that it was a quick fix," DuFualt added.
DuFault said that the survey was set to run until Jan. 18 and sent to chamber members.
"We're not really doing a compilation of tourists' opinions," she said. "This survey's purpose it to figure out the feeling among our membership."
Once the data are compiled, DuFault said the chamber would be willing to present their findings to the city, the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Development Authority, the Wildwoods Hotel Motel Association and other local organizations interested in the chamber's survey results.
DuFault said that the chamber would also like to see a business plan
"There have been an awful lot of numbers thrown around from how much beach fees can generate to how much it will cost to implement them," she said. "Where are these numbers coming from? I think we'd all like to see a business plan that shows in detail the beach fee business plan."
City Commissioners told residents that the rising cost of maintaining the city's growing beaches and a $1.6 million hole in the budget was the reason they were asking resident to consider beach fees to bring in revenue.
According to Mayor Ernie Troiano said that the cost of maintaining the beach is close to $2 million.
Additionally, Troiano said the city had expected a $1.6 million in a lease agreement in last year's $24.4 million budget. The lease was with Eastern Exchange, LLC for a boardwalk building and portion of the beach, but the contract had to be rescinded after a group of city residents presented petitions challenging the lease of 4101 Boardwalk, commonly called the monster truck building.
Without that money from the lease of the boardwalk property the city has a $1.6 million hole in its budget.
Commissioner Pete Byron, who oversees the department of revenue and finance, said that he expects beach fees to bring in around $1.2 million the first year.
According to Byron, the cost of maintaining the program would be approximately $350,000. The city would lose an additional $225,000 in funding from the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Development Authority.
Because the beaches in the Wildwoods have always been free, the idea of beach tags has been a polarizing issue, especially between business owners and residents. However, voting residents will have the final say on March 5.
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OK, ladies, I'm starting to get nervous. The past few days my discomfort has been increasing (sciatica, RLP, pressure, etc) just like it should now that my little one is not so little anymore. But this morning I woke up with pretty bad RLP. I laid back down and it didn't help. I went to work and it has gotten worse all day. I am now parked in my bed because I can't move hardly at all without feeling like I'm being stabbed in the lower right abdomen. As long as I'm completely still, no pain (which is why I'm assuming it's RLP). But moving even just a little is excrutiating. What the heck is going on? Has anyone ever experienced this before? With my last pregnancy, I would get the RLP from changing positions too fast but would relax for an hour or so and then it was fine. This won't seem to go away:smileysad: Anyone have any insight?
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I just got home from L&D - it was just really bad RLP:) I felt silly, of course. The thing that really had me worried was that I have a lot of BH contractions, but because of the RLP they felt like painful, labor-style contractions. Baby Girl was doing just fine. I had 4-5 contractions while I was there (about 1 per hour) and the OB was fine with that. Everything else checked out fine. They gave me Lortab to help with the pain - it did not. It definitely made it asier to stand and walk for a while, but when she moves she bumps her head against that ligament and it is very painful. The Lortab did not halp with that at all :( So I'm hanging out and resting for the weekend, since rest is supposed to be the best thing for RLP. Thanks for the support, ladies!
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Let us know what the OB said... as I always say ;) I'd rather walk outta l&d looking like a fool with my baby in my belly than to walk out later with no baby because it really was something...
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I do have RLP/Stretching pains VERY badly last pregnancy & this one. I have a lot of internal scaring from endo & an ectopic I had in 2007 so that might be why it's worse for me. My doctor allows me to have Tylenol 3 for the pain & I have to take it probably twice a week or so but otherwise try to muddle through :S
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OK, so it's now been over 24 hours and is actually getting worse. I woke up several times last night yelling in pain because moving at all is so painful. I couldn't even get up to pee without my husband's help. I've paged the OB on call because this shouldn't be this painful. I can't get into any position that is not painful at this point and can't hardly walk at all :( Hopefully I won't look stupid when it's just RLP, but this feels way too intense for RLP...
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The city of Sarasota will receive more than $2 million from the federal government for four projects and programs.
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City Manager Robert Bartolotta said the city continues to pursue more stimulus funds.
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The city is also seeking nearly $9 million in public-safety and environmental-cleanup grants, including $8 million to clean the Marion Anderson Place brownfields and $750,000 for police officer retention.
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Acquired RHP Francisco Cordero, OF-R Ben Francisco, RHP Joe Musgrave, RHP Asher Wojciechowski, LHP David Rollins, C-R Carlos Perez, and a player to be named later from the Blue Jays for RHP Brandon Lyon, LHP J.A. Happ, and RHP David Carpenter. [7/20] Concerns about the translatability of Cordero's velocity and strikeout rate were rampant after the Jays signed him to a one-year deal worth $4.5 million. Succeeding in the National League Central and succeeding in the American League East are different accomplishments, after all. Chalking Cordero's failures in Toronto up to superior competition would be convenient, but it proves false—Cordero faced a higher quality of opponent in 2011 (a .270 aggregate True Average) than in 2012 (.263). What plagued Cordero is an inability to locate his fastball, for strikes or otherwise. That means Houston isn't guaranteed to receive better production from Cordero just because. But landing the free-agent-to-be does give Houston an up-close look ...
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PLAYERS: Francisco Cordero, Ben Francisco, Carlos Perez, Brandon Lyon, David Carpenter, Brian Bogusevic, Jordan Schafer, Brian Bixler, Scott Moore, Pedro Feliz, Jonathan Sanchez, Jeremy Guthrie, Melky Cabrera, Dave Eiland, Dayton Moore
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