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A two week road trip is one of those things that sounds great in theory, but eventually becomes taxing and tiring to the point of losing all appreciation of the experience. Particularly when the trip is for work, and your work requires you to go all out for extended periods of time. If I was a pro hockey player and you told me I was playing in seven cities in fourteen days, I'd consider changing careers. That's probably why I'm not a professional hockey player.
The point being, the Toronto Marlies had that trip, going an impressive 5-1-1 over the stretch. On Saturday, they returned home for the second and third of back-to-back-to-back games. Here's what went down:
Saturday Afternoon
The first of the two home games came against the Chicago Wolves, affiliate of the St. Louis Blues (formerly Vancouver, formerly Atlanta, etc etc). This was recent acquisition Brandon Kozun's first home game with the team, and I must say that I was very impressed. His ability to anticipate the play and get into position offesnively is going to be very useful for a team that has trouble scoring on many nights, especially on the powerplay. He didn't end up getting any points, but was one of the most dangerous players on the ice.
The Marlies sputtered out of the gate though, allowing the first six shots of the game and not taking one of their own until nearly the five minute mark. This was the one time over the course of the three-in-three where they legitimately looked "fatigued", especially while killing Brad Staubitz's penalty, taken just two minutes in. They looked much better on their second kill and beyond, but Chicago was able to hold onto that momentum just long enough for Dmitrij Jaskin to score the first goal of the game, taking advantage of an out-of-position Petter Granberg and letting one rip past Garret Sparks (who stopped 27 of 29 shots).
Before the end of the period, the Marlies were able to use a trio of Wolves penalties to catch up on the shot count, and tie the game. Predictably, the goal came off of a TJ Brennan slapshot, but a lot of credit should be given to Greg McKegg for winning a clean faceoff that turned into the one game tying one timer.
The game didn't stay tied forever, though. Chris Porter scored the go-ahead and eventually game winning goal in the second period off a slapshot fed by Taylor Chorney, as Tyler Biggs sat and watched from the penalty box. Toronto had their chances to come back, most notably in the very end, throwing a flood of pucks in net in the final minute.
With three seconds left, Sam Carrick was the centre sent out to win a major offensive zone faceoff. That's a gutsy move by Steve Spott, as many would have looked to Jerred Smithson, who has a reputation at the dot. However, I think that trusting your younger players with that responsibility has a lot of long term gain, and while my short term gut would've hesitated, it worked out and the Marlies got a couple more opportunities.
Sunday Night
The Marlies had a chance to end the weekend off on a high note against the Lake Erie Monsters, affiliate of the Colorado Avalanche. This time, Drew MacIntyre took his regular spot between the pipes and, to be honest, he didn't start off particularly well. Ten minutes into the game, Andrew Agozzino opened the scoring for Lake Erie, sneaking past Kevin Marshall and tipping a point shot past MacIntyre. Just five minutes later, Cody Reid was next to go in front of the net and redirect a puck to advance the Monsters' lead. After that, the mesh behind number 34 was closed for business for the rest of the night, finishing the game with thirty saves.
To make this a good night, however, the rest of the team would have to claw their way back. Three minutes after Reid's goal, the wheels began to fall in motion, as Stuart Percy fired a point shot past Calvin Pickard for his first of the year and second professional goal. While this story's photo shows him pretty straight faced, you could see the excitement from him as soon as it crossed the line. Toronto finished the first with a 10-9 edge in shots for.
Impressively, after being outshot in nine straight periods to close the road trip, the Marlies managed to have the edge in 4 of the next six periods. "Fatigue" is an easy storyline, but it didn't end up applying all too much. Steve Spott acknowledged the work of his strength and conditioning staff as key to keeping the team so involved after all the time invested.
Back to the game, we find ourselves in the third period. Jamie Devane picked up his second goal of the season after taking a point shot that must have bounced off at least two Monsters players on the way to the net. The two teams traded scoring changes throughout the period, with the Marlies getting two powerplays in the second half, but the game ultimately went to overtime, and eventually a shootout.
MacIntyre's shutout run continued into the breakaway trade-off extravaganza, stopping all four attempts against him. Toronto struck with there first two, as Spencer Abbott and Brandon Kozun both opted to deke out Pickard to close the weekend out strong.
The Marlies leave for a southern road trip tomorrow, making stops in Oklahoma City, Austin, and San Antonio. Before they drop the puck in OKC, however, I'll have a breakdown of their last road trip up here, so be sure to check back!

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Manufacturing grew less than forecast in March as orders and production cooled, highlighting the risk of a U.S. economic slowdown this quarter as federal budget cuts take effect.
The Institute for Supply Management's factory index fell to 51.3 from an almost two-year high of 54.2 in February, the Tempe, Arizona-based group's figures showed today. A reading of 50 is the dividing line between growth and contraction. Another report showed construction spending climbed in February, led by the strongest home-building outlays in more than four years.
The manufacturing report showed housing- and auto-related industries outpaced other areas last month, a sign consumer spending is bolstering the expansion, while exports grew at the fastest pace in almost a year. At the same time, a failure to reach compromise on ways to reduce the debt triggered $85 billion in across-the-board federal spending cuts on March 1, giving factories reason to take a guarded approach.
"The manufacturing outlook is positive, broadly, with a couple of cloudy areas," said Guy LeBas, chief fixed-income strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott LLC in Philadelphia, whose ISM forecast was the closest among those surveyed by Bloomberg. "It highlights the downside of reduced government spending but underscores a fairly stable private sector."
Stocks fell as manufacturing slid, pulling the Standard & Poor's 500 Index lower after reaching a record high last week. The S&P 500 dropped 0.5 percent to 1,562.17 at the close in New York.
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Elsewhere today, confidence among big Japanese manufacturers in March improved less than economists estimated as companies said they'll cut investment by the most since the global recession. In China, manufacturing expanded at a faster pace last month, indicating the world's second-largest economy is stabilizing.
Another U.S. report today highlighted the risk from the budget reductions. Spending on construction projects rose 1.2 percent in February, paced by the highest level of homebuilding in more than four years, according to figures from the Commerce Department. The data also showed federal outlays were the only weak spot, falling in February for a second consecutive month.
"The upturn in housing starts is translating to a greater increase in outright expenditures, which is adding to GDP growth," said Michelle Meyer, senior U.S. economist at Bank of America Corp. in New York, who correctly projected the gain in construction spending. "You're still seeing a slightly upward trend. The increase was driven by single-family construction."
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Patrick Johnson is a hotshot cornerback recruit from Pompano Beach and he announced on Jan. 5 that he would attend Louisiana State. Johnson's choice of schools apparently didn't go over well with Florida, which was a finalist for the cornerback. Johnson, regarded as LSU's top recruit, is rated the No. 2 overall defensive prospect by Rivals.
Johnson was expected to start classes this week and participate in spring drills, but Florida questioned his academic eligibility with the NCAA. Johnson twice scored 16 on the ACT before soaring to a 22 in October. ACT officials subsequently reviewed his test results and "flagged" the October score, according to the Times-Picayune.
Said Johnson: "Florida made an issue about the ACT score. They're cowards. They had to go behind my back. But that's OK. We play them this year [on Oct. 11 at Florida]."
Johnson, who said he had to take the writing portion of the test again, is hoping to get the matter cleared up by Thursday, the last day to register for spring classes.
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Did Urban Meyer Rat Out Recruit?
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UF always questions huge jumps in test scores. They did it to their own signee John Brown last year and made him sit out as a redshirt. Talk to FSU about what happens when you look the other way on stuff like that.
If this kid really got a 22 after 2 16s, he should have no problem at least passing the test the next time. If he can't do it, he's got bigger problems than UF to worry about and LSU should be happy they didn't get him in.
Urban Meyer is the ultimate snake. I can't believe kids want to play for him.
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If you don't enjoy drinking wine then this article is not for you. If all you ever want to do with a wine is sip it in cautious doses, then what follows will not interest you. But if you like the sensation of an intriguing, perfectly balanced, lightly stimulating liquid insinuating itself down your gullet in perfect harmony with the food you're eating, stay with me.
Be aware, on the other hand, that wine has been getting stronger and stronger over the last few years, as has been noted before on these pages. The average alcoholic strength of the thousands of wines tested by the Australian Wine Research Institute, for example, rose from 12.4 per cent in 1984 to 14.2 per cent in 2002 – and it's still rising. The phenomenon is apparent all over the world – because of an assemblage of factors which include climate change, more powerful yeasts and agrochemicals which allow farmers to delay harvest, and winemakers' desire to make wines with tannins and flavour compounds that are as ripe and concentrated as possible – not least because these are the wines which tend to win most favour with wine critics (who, let us not forget, tend to taste rather than drink the wines they score).
This typically means leaving the grapes on the vine longer and longer, often until they start to shrivel, which means that they produce stronger and stronger wines. It often also involves reducing the crop partway through the growing season by cutting off a proportion of the grapes to concentrate the flavour. The only problem is that vines are anticipating this and tending to produce more and more fruit each year, so vignerons are finding themselves in a vicious circle.
This is not just painful for drinkers nursing hangovers after drinking what used to be their daily ration, it can also entail higher excise duties or an outright export ban, as I reported here in July. The riper the grapes, the lower the total acidity and the greater the risk of wine faults such as excessive brettanomyces and volatile acidity as well as muddy, indistinct aromas. There are also doubts that these wines will age as gracefully as their predecessors. And it is, after all, wine's ability to flower into something miraculous after years in bottle which distinguishes it from all other drinks.
It is not surprising then that there is a perceptible uprising among thoughtful wine producers worldwide who feel things may have got a little out of control.
Many winemakers have been quietly adding water to high-alcohol wines to make them more palatable, but this hardly seems cricket. It can still leave unappetisingly overripe flavours plus lower concentration – and it particularly grates of course with grape growers who are paid on the basis of weight by the happy hosepipe winemakers.
More sophisticated options include subjecting the wine to techniques such as the so-called spinning cone that literally spins the alcohol out of it, and the reverse osmosis process offered by the likes of Clark Smith at Vinovations in California, but these are relatively expensive technologies which generally require moving the wine from the original winery. An Australian outfit, Memstar, has come up with some mobile equipment that subjects the wine to what they call evaporative perstraction which, they claim, is more convenient and, like reverse osmosis, allows the winemaker to choose exactly which alcohol level shows the wine at its best. Each wine, it is claimed, has a perfect 'sweet spot' of strength and can be fine tuned like a radio to achieve it. And then there is a Bordeaux company which claims it has the ability to reduce any wine to a drink, which they plan to call Lir because it cannot technically be called wine, with just six per cent alcohol involving no loss of flavour. Mas Bunan of Bandol has already trialled Lir, while Pirramimma of McLaren Vale swears by Memstar.
But all these techniques seem to be fiddling after the event. Would it not be better to end up with the right alcohol level in the first place? One option that has been wistfully discussed by some wine producers is the possibility of using genetically modified yeasts that will transform grape sugars into alcohol less efficiently, but the bucolic world of wine is less likely than most to embrace GM.
Surely the vineyard holds the key to returning vines to some sort of balance? In California, where rainfall is in deficit and irrigation is the norm, the problem is seen as one of encouraging vines to build up sugars more slowly than flavours and tannins, and there is talk of withholding water at crucial points in order to distract the wine into doing this.
Wine producers such as the purist Jean-Michel Deiss of Alsace reports that he has managed to reduce the alcohol levels in his unusually intense wines, with no loss of flavour, by planting the vines much closer together, so that they have to send down deeper roots and work harder. But vineyards are in general replanted only every 30 years or so.
Perhaps the most dramatic conversion from producer of high- to low-alcohol wines is Gérard Gauby, son of one of France's most celebrated rugby players. Gérard forged his own reputation for big muscles not on the pitch but in wines grown in the Agly valley west of Perpignan. His Muntada, which regularly notched up nearly 15 per cent alcohol, enjoyed a worldwide following. But in the late 1990s he became increasingly convinced that there was something rotten about vineyards that needed constant applications of chemicals and annual crop-thinning before the harvest. Since 2000 he has been completely biodynamic and now makes wines which taste quite different – just as flavourful but with more acidity and less alcohol and obvious sweetness. They may be more difficult to enjoy as babies – especially the reds – but these wines are designed to age, and he has managed to change their vital statistics completely.
The alcohol levels of some of his wines now are below 12 per cent with very high dry extract, a flavour indicator, and the all-important pHs, a measure of stability of the wine, can be as low as 3.18 (3.5 is closer to the norm, and some late-picked wines may nudge over 4). As we watched his beautifully ripe, healthy Syrah grapes coming into his brand new winery overlooking the Mediterranean as early as mid August, he told me rather ruefully, mentioning his British importer Roy Richards, "this is a bit Roy's fault. He showed me all these wonderful old bordeaux and old riojas that had aged beautifully yet were very low in alcohol and high in acid. My taste has changed completely. Now I hate overripe wines. I had to throw out three quarters of the wines in my cellar. If there were more research into how wines age, we'd all change about 80 per cent of our methods. But I've had to change my methods completely and really understand old vines. It's easy to get 15 per cent alcohol if you use clones. I don't, and the more life there is on the surface of the vineyard (his look terrible – full of weeds) the deeper the vines' roots have to go. So even in 2003, the heatwave year, I got balanced wines, and the vines continued to photosynthesise even in extreme temperatures – not like my neighbours whose ripening got blocked and had to pick way after me."
Of course in Roussillon, the warmest, driest corner of France, it is considerably easier to relinquish chemical fungicides, herbicides and pesticides than in more humid wine regions. The same is true in Provence which has long had the highest proportion of organic vine-growers. Les Baux de Provence, whose windswept vines are kept virtually disease-free by the prevailing mistral, is trying to become the first all-biodynamic wine appellation in the world.
I asked Gauby what he would do if he were a vigneron in, say, the definitively maritime Médoc, a famous wine region notoriously sceptical about even organic viticulture, let alone Steiner's quasi-mystical methods which involve homeopathic doses of the likes of cow horn and camomile administered according to phases of the moon. I'm not sure someone as rooted in the Roussillon as Gauby has ever even been to the Médoc but I reproduce here his recipe for wholemeal wine production in Bordeaux: "bushvines for resistance to too much or too little water, no agrochemicals, keep as many trees and bushes as possible around the vineyards to encourage natural predators, and then I'd study the convex and concave slopes and adapt."
Gauby has made this big switch in the vineyard and bottle out of conviction. The crushed nettle flakes and ground cowhorn is much cheaper than agrochemicals but requires considerably more labour so he claims that overall it is much more expensive, but he doesn't use the b-word to sell his wines. I find that most of the biodynamic producers I admire most, some of them trained scientists, have made considerable local adaptation of the so-called principles of biodynamism, and are often rather embarrassed by some of its more vocal proselytizers. Indeed they are often embarrassed by it themselves; they simply see that it works but can't explain how.
Could locally adapted versions of biodynamism, Rudolf Steiner's quasi-mystical advocacy of administering homeopathic doses of the likes of cow horn and camomile according to phases of the moon, provide the key to more palatable wines?


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How quickly we forget.
After the publication of "Silent Spring," 50 years ago, we (scientists, environmental and health advocates, birdwatchers, citizens) managed to curb the use of pesticides[1] and our exposure to them — only to see their application grow and grow to the point where American agriculture uses more of them than ever before.
And the threat is more acute than ever. While Rachel Carson[2] focused on their effect on "nature," it's become obvious that farmworkers need protection from direct exposure while applying chemicals to crops[3] . Less well known are the recent studies showing that routine, casual, continuing — what you might call chronic — exposure to pesticides is damaging not only to flora but to all creatures, including the one that habitually considers itself above it all: us.
As usual, there are catalysts for this column; in this case they number three.
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FCC Approves 'White Spaces'
As expected, the FCC approved the unlicensed "white spaces" spectrum Thursday in a rare unanimous vote on an important issue.
Now comes the hard part: bringing the "Super Wi-Fi" technology to market. The white spaces that exist among TV bands in the 470 to 698 MHz frequencies have faster speeds, valuable propagation features and penetrate walls easily while covering wide areas. The technology is expected to go a long way towards mitigating the looming spectrum crisis.
There are a couple of hitches, however. A database will have to be created so users won't interfere with each other and broadcasters and microphone users will have to be convinced the technology won't interfere with their use. The FCC announced solutions to the problems.
First, the FCC said it will reveal the broad outlines of a database in the coming weeks and it has proposed to set aside two channels for use by microphone users and others who otherwise might be subject to interference from white spaces.
There seems to be near universal agreement that the new technology will spur new innovations that will lead to useful end user applications. White space technology promises to be good for business, too.
"This new unlicensed spectrum will be a powerful platform for innovation," said FCC chairman Julius Genachowski. "When we unleash American ingenuity, great things happen."
SpectrumBridge, a Florida firm specializing in spectrum analysis and management, has already found that white space technology is good for business. The company has launched four separate sites based on the technology, even before final specs have been written.
"This approval will place a significant amount of much needed, very valuable, unlicensed spectrum in the hands of industry," said Jeff Schmidt, Spectrum Bridge's director of engineering, in an interview. "More importantly, the FCC's database approach for managing spectrum and mitigating interference on a real time basis firmly establishes a new paradigm in how spectrum can be optimally used. It's a new way of doing things with spectrum."
Noting that its four installations are all "fixed" white spaces, Schmidt said it is likely to take several months before the technology will reach consumers, provided, of course that no opposition to the technology emerges. He added that he hopes the database and the proprietary channels will placate any opponents. The National Association of Broadcasters, which previously had sued the FCC on white spaces, said it is reviewing the FCC decision.
Earlier proposals that would require white space transceivers to have sensors were also dropped by the FCC. Edward Knightly, the principal investigator directing a white spaces R&D project at Rice University, said the elimination of the sensing requirement will speed up implementation of the technology. "It will accelerate time to market," he said in an interview. "And that will give more incentive to industry to develop the technology."
The white spaces approval gives the FCC a much-needed victory and respite from its drawn-out and so far unsuccessful attempts to get approval of its net neutrality and national broadband plan. Chairman Genachowski noted that the approval "is the first significant block of spectrum made available for unlicensed use in more than 20 years."
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Hale & Hearty Soups, the New York–based restaurant chain serving homemade soups, sandwiches, and salads, signed a lease for its latest location at 177 Madison Avenue, between East 33rdand East 34thStreets.
Winick Realty Group LLC senior managing director Joseph Isa and associate director Brian Tregerman represented landlord First 177 Madison LLC in the long-term lease transaction. Kimberly McCullough of KEM Company represented the tenant, who will occupy 2,500 square feet on the ground floor and 2,500 square feet in the basement.
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Once you get off any of these subways, walk two blocks away from the Williamsburg Bridge (west) on Delancey Street to Orchard Street, turn left and walk 1/2 block south to the Museum Shop 103 Orchard Street, between Delancey and Broome, near Delancey.
The Delancey-Essex F/J/ M/Z station has an escalator but no elevator. The nearest wheelchair accessible subway station is B/ D/ F/ M/ 6 to Broadway-Lafayette Street.
M15 Buses and Sightseeing Buses
These buses stop at the corner of Grand and Allen Streets. Exit the bus and walk one block east to Orchard Street. Then walk one 1/2 block north towards Delancey Street.


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Baumer is 'Prep Player of the Year'
The numbers don't lie!
Adams Central junior Maverick Baumer, a 6-5 junior forward, compiled some impressive statistics this past season as he helped to lead the Jets to their best record in almost 30 years, a 13-8 ledger.
For his efforts, the Daily Democrat sports staff is naming Baumer the Adams County Boys Prep Player of the Year.
Among the victories for the Jets was defeating eventual sectional champion Bluffton in the ACAC Tourney. The Tigers also tied for the regular-season championship in the ACAC.
Baumer averaged 15.4 points per game, but that does not tell the story of the competitive junior's efforts. Baumer hit over 58 percent of his two-pointers and stuck in .436 of his three-point tries. His .873 free throw percentage was one of the best in the state.
He led the Jets with 125 rebounds and added a gaudy 44 blocked shots. He also slammed dunked the ball nine times, greatly entertaining the Jets' faithful.


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20 Salon Success Tips for the Holidays
SALON TODAY recently received tips from Tanisha Foster, SalonBooker Senior Salon Product Marketing Manager, that focus on how salons can find success during the holidays.
Prepare your staff for high volume. It's important to establish and communicate with your team: Who's working what days and at what times? Who gets what days off? Make sure all holiday requests have been approved and communicated as necessary.
Customize gift certificates for holidays. Relevant, seasonal designs are more enticing to purchase. Customers will be driven to gifts that reflect the occasion they're purchasing for. Make sure you add your logo to all of your gift certificates and cards for increased brand recognition.
Create an overarching promotional plan that takes into account which promotions you'll be running and when. Map out opportunities you want to take advantage of on a calendar. Will you be running Black Friday promotions? Christmas promotions? How will you spread them out? Make sure you don't inundate clients with promotions, but also make sure you're taking advantage of all your promotional opportunities. Strike a balance!
E-mail your customer base to keep them in the loop about your holiday plans, promotions, and events. The holidays aren't only about bringing in new clients. You want to get previous clients back in your spa, so make sure you keep them in the loop!
Create a social media plan. Tackle this one by creating a content calendar. Strategize and draft posts in advance to optimize your plan. Do you plan on updating the imagery on your profiles? Now's a good time to create all of those pieces as well.
Think about décor and your environment. Keep your clientele in mind when you're planning your holiday décor. What sort of things would make them feel most comfortable and welcome? Do you plan on setting up holiday retail displays? Start planning these things now so you create a cohesive decor plan.
Give back to your community with a charity initiative. Tis the season of giving, after all. Find an organization that has some significance for you, and pair with them for an event.
Do you have a plan to reach gift buyers? Try to reach your less frequent patrons or people who don't typically visit your spa. This can include men and teenagers who might be buying for family members.
Create a gift guide for buyers. Highlight some of your key holiday offerings in a flier or newsletter. Simplify the buying process for gift buyers so they're more likely to follow through on making a purchase.
Capture buyers' attention. When someone new comes in to purchase a gift during the holidays you have double the opportunity to get new spa. You can acquire the person they're purchasing for as well as the gift giver themselves. Make sure you ask for their email address when they're making their purchase so you can take advantage of this opportunity.
Throw a holiday party. Celebrate staff by throwing a holiday party at your spa. If a big party isn't in the budget, arrange a potluck or something that splits up the contribution.
Make sure you're selling gift certificates. We can't stress enough the importance of selling gift certificates during the holidays. SpaBooker clients saw a 280% increase in gift certificate sales in December 2012 alone. Get on that.
Identify VIPs and reward them. The holidays are a great time to say, "Thanks," to some of your most valuable and loyal clients. Send them an email with an offer for a free gift or percentage off a service and make them feel appreciated.
Establish and clearly display your holiday hours. So you've told your staff about your holiday hours, but have you shared this information with the general public yet? Post this info in your store, on your website, and across your social media profiles to keep clients in the loop.
Upsell with retail displays and sampling. Retail sales consisted of nearly 13% of total sales for SpaBooker clients in December 2012. Make sure you're prepared to take advantage of this opportunity with holiday focused retail displays and sampling. Upselling clients and gift buyers alike can be a great way to boost revenue.
Get your website holiday ready. You'll want to add prepare and add a number of things to your website to prep for the holidays, some operational and others about news and events, including: Holiday hours, Promotions, Special events or parties.
Higher volume means more everything. Stock up on products. Your normal amount of products you have on hand probably won't suffice, so adjust your orders accordingly. Make sure you have enough staff on hand. Do you need to hire seasonal employees?
Identify your top selling services and don't discount them! Discounting a top selling service is one of the biggest mistakes you can make. Review your numbers to ensure you're only discounting your poor performers.
Hand out staff gifts and thank you notes. Make your employees feel appreciated. Keeping your staff happy is a crucial component of your spa's success, so let them know you value their hard work.
Partner with other local businesses to increase brand awareness and traffic. You'll have the opportunity to get more eyes on your salon's news, and also help out another local business in your community.
*Partner with another retailers to: Boost promotions–work with another business to create a compelling promotion. If you package your offerings you'll both get something out of it.
*Spread the word about events–again, it's all about reaching more eyes and increasing awareness about happenings at your salon. Find another local salon that maybe brings something you don't offer to the table, and you can do the same for them.


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Upon its introduction, Triumph's TR7 was touted as the shape of things to come. In reality, things to come included third-world build quality and eventually shuttered factories. The company's V8 edition did prove a fitting finale however, and today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe TR8 could be the shape coming to your driveway, if its price proves nice.
You know, it seems that Chevy's Corvair and Ralph Nader will forever be inexorably linked, and it's hard to bring mention of one without the other. One of the funniest chapters in the Nader/GM saga was the consumer advocate's assertion that GM hired hoochie mammas to accost him in the hopes of getting pictures worthy of smearing his good name, or potentially blackmailing him. Unfortunately for GM, Nader confounded the alleged plot by being more interested in unionizing the call girls than conjugal unions with them,.
It's a lucky thing for the seller of yesterday's sweet 1966 Corvair Corsa Turbo none of you are like Ralph, and in fact an astounding 90% of you voted your willingness to jump in bed with that white coupe for its less than eight grand price. And that was even without the hoochie mammas.
Another brand that has been maligned - in this case by its very owners - is England's Triumph. I know this to be true, because I have been among those maligners. The Triumphs I have owned and driven have been amazing, remarkably engaging, and enjoyably tactile rides - when they ran. Frustratingly, no car, of all that I have owned, has ever let me down as frequently as my Triumphs. They say you aren't a true auto enthusiast until you have put up with the pain and pleasure of owning an Alfa Romeo. I would aver that the same applies to the products of Triumph Standard, at least those built following the company's swallowing by industrial ass-clown, British Leyland.
Triumph's sports cars, whether the beautiful and svelte Spitfire and GT6, or the larger TR range, have always been more of a hair shirt than the comparable products from MG or Austin Healey (fun fact, Donald Healey was once Triumph's Experimental manager), although by the late seventies, competitive pressures from Japan and uncompetitive exchange rates conspired to send all the antiquated British sports cars to their Tudor-styled graves. Triumph refused to give up however, introducing an all-new TR that proved a tour de force in wrong-headed ideas and a total mis-read of the market.
The TR7 looked nothing like the precedent TR6, which could trace its lineage all the way back to the TR2 of 1953. The new car was a clean sheet design, and as such afforded Triumph the opportunity to test building it out of radical, cost saving materials like paper mache and imagination. Modeled after a wedge of Swiss cheese (and seriously looking like one when the rust sets in), the styling of the TR7 was just as radical a departure from the buff-browed 6 that preceded it. It came initially in coupe form only as rumor had it the U.S. government was close to banning both convertibles and fun.
Well, the drop top survived that rumor mongering, and Triumph was able to take a can opener to the TR7 turning it from ugly duckling coupe into an oddly good looking swan of an open car. Around that same time, the company - which had maintained a dalliance with V8 GTs back in the early seventies with the lamentable Stag - decided to wedge Rover's (née Buick's) alloy V8 under the TR's wedge-shaped hood.
Today's 1980 TR8 was the result, and short of a Corvette, there is no car from this era quite like it. This one takes that roarty V8 base and goes a couple of notches higher with a full-on rebuild of the 3.5-litre V8 and additional mechanical strengthening - narrowed Firebird rear axle anyone? - to make this probably one of the best and quickest TR8s out there.
It likely stops as well as it goes as the seller claims not only 4-wheel discs, but a cabin adjustable front-rear proportioner for all your favorite Rockford moves. That engine originally came topped with a pair of canted Stromberg 175s which gave it the awkward appearance of a topless sunbather with walleyed nipples, but that has all gone the way of the British motor industry here, having been replaced with what looks like a single 2BBL down draught. Later cars than this had Lucas fuel injection, which was about as reliable as that company's electronic ignition - meaning not at all.
The rest of the car has been left remarkably stock, although the seat upholstery is no longer forever plaid. Not all of them were, some being a corduroy material, and either way that's easily changed. It also has received a nice set of Pannies and a roll bar, but keeps the horsey decal badging and hood louvers. The silver paint (which looks more like champagne in the pics) has all the luster you could ask, and the body is surprisingly whole.
The seller says the car has only 68,000 miles on it, which may seem remarkably few for a 31 year old car until you remember that hey, it's a Triumph. A car has to be able to run in order to put on the miles and that was never one of Triumph's strong points. This car seems to have plenty of strong points, having exorcised the demons of British Leyland from the major systems. I know we generally shy away from buying 'someone else's project' but in this case it's less a project and more a reinforcement of future enjoyment. And for that, the seller is asking $10,900. Looking at TR8s being offered around the web, there are plenty from which to choose, although many - like this batman villain of a coupe for $3,900 - are much more frightening an automotive abyss in which to jump.
Better to spend a little more up front than a whole lot down the road a lot of people will tell you, and at $10,900, that little-more is near the top of the market for TR8s. The question for you is, should someone spend that much for this one? What do you think, is this seemingly well-sorted TR8 worth that sort of cash? Or, do you TR-Hate that price?
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Greek riot police break up subway strike
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Greek riot police stormed a subway depot in Athens early Friday to break up a nine-day strike by subway workers who were angry at planned wage cuts. Striking workers returned to the job later on Friday.
Striking subway workers in Athens returned to the job Friday, hours after the Greek government used riot police to evacuate holdouts from a train depot, ending a bitter standoff over new austerity measures.
The nine-day strike -- which knocked out a system serving more than a million people a day -- was the biggest labor unrest Greece's uneasy, conservative-led governing coalition faced since taking over last June.
It was only overcome after authorities resorted to issuing a rare civil mobilization order to workers who had defied a court ruling that their strike was illegal. Thursday's mobilization order meant that staff refusing to return to work risked dismissal, arrest and jail time.
Though the subway trains started running again, the city of some four million still lacked bus and trolley bus services, as unions launched rolling strikes in sympathy with their colleagues.
"I am pleased that the urban rail workers restarted the network, and passengers are even more pleased," Transport Minister Costis Hadzidakis said.
Metro staff have been outraged by plans to scrap their existing contracts as part of a broader public sector pay reform, with their union saying workers faced a roughly 25 percent salary loss.
Hammered by a financial crisis since late 2009, Greece has imposed repeated rounds of public sector salary and pension cuts in return for billions of euros in international rescue loans. The measures have led to a deep recession, now in its sixth year, and record-high unemployment of more than 26 percent.
In Friday's pre-dawn raid at the western Athens depot, police broke through the gates and removed dozens of strikers, while rows of riot police blocked off surrounding roads to keep away hundreds of strike supporters.
No violence was reported, with the workers not putting up resistance. In the afternoon, dozens of strikers burned their mobilization papers outside a metro station.
The government's order led to a swift backlash, with all other public transport workers declaring immediate strikes that forced Athenians to walk or take taxis through thunderstorms Thursday and Friday. Traffic slowed to a crawl, and commutes took up to three times as long as normal.
Defending the government's, government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou insisted the new austerity measures must be implemented.
"We are a society, an economy, at a very difficult time," he said.
"People can't ask for exceptions."
The civil mobilization law, amended in 2007 to deal with "peacetime emergencies," has now been used nine times since the 1974 collapse of a military dictatorship in Greece - three of those in anti-austerity strikes over the past two years. Defying the order to return to work can lead to arrest and jail terms of between three months and five years.
Unions and the radical left main opposition Syriza party accused the government of dictatorial tactics.
"It's a new coup against this country's constitution to mobilize working people on strike on the subway with military-style methods," Syriza lawmaker Dimitris Stratoulis said late Thursday.
Considered an extreme measure, use of the law usually sparks an outcry but does tend to end a strike. It has been used in the past to end a protracted strike by garbage collectors, with the government at the time citing public health concerns, and to end a fuel truck strike that had caused major gasoline shortages.
The strike has been met with a mixture of understanding and exasperation from commuters, many of whom have also suffered deep income cuts.
Data released by Greece's statistical authority Friday showed that households' disposable income dropped 10.6 percent in the third quarter of 2012, compared with a year before. The authority said salaries fell 11.3 percentand social benefits received by households decreased 10.2 percent _ while taxes on household income and wealth increased 17.7 percent.
Since Greece's finances started to implode in late 2009, incomes have dropped on average by about 30 percent.
Strikes in general are so widespread and frequent in Greece that they have become part of everyday life.
"I agree with the strikers," said Christos Bousios as he walked through central Athens. "They have their demands. People will be inconvenienced. With all strikes, it's people who end up paying. ... Those who complain about the strikes today are the ones who strike the next day and make other people's lives hard."
The Greek capital's metro, which opened in 2000, serves more than 700,000 passengers daily. It operates alongside an older network, bringing the capital's combined daily subway traffic to 1.1 million passengers, according to the operators.


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Remember to order your Christmas shoulders and Boston butts from the Davis-Townsend Lions Club this year.
Remember to order your Christmas shoulders and Boston butts from the Davis-Townsend Lions Club this year.
Please note that the price in the Nov. 29 column was incorrect. The correct price is $45 for shoulders and $25 for butts. These need to be picked up at the Lions' Den on Turner Road no later than 10 a.m. on Christmas Eve.
This is a good time to drop off those old eyeglasses and hearing aids, Campbell Soup labels and printer cartridges. And don't forget that broom that you have been meaning to pick up. The Lions have a good supply of toy brooms which make a good gift for the little ones. To place an order, please contact any member of the club or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Lions enjoyed their recent visit to serve refreshments to the Davidson County Civitan Club. We should all share their enthusiasm for working for others and having a good time.
The Davidson County Lions Council sponsors two Christmas parties for their visually impaired persons. The Lexington area party was held at the YMCA on Dec. 6. It was great to see D-T Lions were well represented by 23 VIPs, Lions and their guests. The club is now looking forward to its own Christmas party at Morrison's Grove on Dec. 17. Lions are reminded to bring children's books to be donated to Davis-Townsend and Stoner-Thomas libraries.
Have a stack of pancakes with Santa
Grace Alliance Church, located at 457 Burkhart Road, will have their "Syrupy Stacks with Santa" event at 8 a.m. Saturday. A pancake breakfast will be served along with a story, crafts and photo with Santa.
On Sunday the choir will present its Christmas cantata, "Come & Worship" at 6 p.m. At 6 p.m. Dec. 23, the Christmas story in scripture and song will be presented.
Church will fry and sell fish on Sunday
The First Pentecostal Holiness Church, 1448 East U.S. Highway 64, is having a mission team fish fry dinner on at 12:30 p.m. Sunday.
The cost is $7 and will be used for the Dominican Republic Mission Team.
Many churches offer ways to celebrate
Hedrick's Grove Reformed UCC will have their Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at 7 p.m.
Beck's Reformed Church Christmas cantata will be performed on at the 10:30 a.m. Sunday. The youth Christmas program will follow in the evening. Don't miss the amazing Live Nativity at Beck's Reformed from 7-9 p.m. Dec. 18-20.
Mt. Tabor United Church of Christ's Christmas cantata will be presented at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. The children's Christmas program, "A Sleepover at the Stable," will be on the same evening at 6 with the youth providing a live nativity scene outside after the program. Refreshments will follow in the fellowship hall.
New Friendship United Church of Christ will be having their Christmas cantata and children's program at 10:30 a.m. Sunday service and their Christmas celebration at 7 p.m.
Holly Grove Lutheran Church will present its Christmas choir cantata on Dec. 23. The hand bell choir will be in concert at 9:30 p.m. on Christmas Eve followed by candlelight worship at 10 p.m.
Becks Lutheran Church will have Christmas Eve services at 5 p.m. and 11 p.m.
Everyone is encouraged to come out for these services and celebrate the true meaning of the season!
School is thankful for use of facility
Tracy Burgess reports from Stoner-Thomas Elementary School: "A great big 'thank you' goes out to Davis-Townsend Elementary School for allowing Stoner-Thomas to have our annual Christmas Play and Basket Raffle at their school again. We also wanted to send a "Thank You" out to their wonderful custodian who went above and beyond his duties to help us in every way possible.
Here is our list of winners of all the beautiful baskets that were raffled: Cindy Armfield, Sara Garrison, Donna Lowman, Savannah Ferguson, Eddie Clowers, Sara Cucciardo, Madison Sink and Michael Sink. 'Thank you' goes out to every family member who contributed to this annual PTO fundraiser – whether you donated items for the basket, bought or sold the tickets. We raised $1,300 with this fundraiser! Wow! Congrats to all involved. With the holidays fast approaching hope everyone has a blessed break and enjoys their time with family and friends. See you in the next year."
Seniors will meet
Holly Grove Senior Citizens' next meeting is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Dec. 19 at Mt. Tabor UCC Activity Center.
Prayers are needed
Please remember the family and friends of Arlene Walker, Doug Conrad, Bill Essick, Florence West and Hallie Martin Hawkins, who have passed away recently.
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Hello , I am 22 year old young man , I live in Afghanistan the most corrupted government , my parents are liberal and progressive , but because of the general atmosphere I became a fundamentalist muslim , but I started to think critically why are women not allowed to get educated , why is music forbidden , why do u have to starve yourself till sunset and gorge like a monster at iftar when it is claimed that u feel with the poor , why is masturbtion and pre-marital sex wrong ? Which is the right religion ? Why is dating prohibited? So I came into conclusion that God doesn't exists. It really sucks here in Afghanistan I want to run away from the taliban , the US army , and the religious extremism , I have a study visa to Germany to continue my masters degree in Physics and I hope I can become a German citizen and my home will become a secular democratic country.
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Your plan to go to Gemany sounds like a good one. You can not save Afganistan. You can only save yourself. We only live once. There is no reason to suffer life under an intolerant theocratic totalitarian regime, if you can escape. The time to be happy is now. The place to be happy is wherever you can.
Greets and welcome, we're glad you found your way here. Please know that, if you can speak freely nowhere else, You CAN Speak Freely HERE!
Please enjoy.
سلام دوستم. وقتی که من در ایران زندگی کردم، خیلی زیاد دوستانه افغان داشتم. زبان انگلیسی شما خیلی خوب است. کجا یاد گرفتید.
See you later. And I hope you enjoy it here.
سلام، برخی از سربازان آمریکایی به من آموخت انگلیسی.اما همچنین من می خواهم آنها را به سرزمین ما، آن را به ماست و طالبان به فاک
(I'm not too sure about the policy here on using a non-English language), so I'll put an English translation under my Dari/Farsi.
متشکرم برای من در زبان دری پاسخ دادید.(thanks for responding to me in Dari)
Also in Dari, if you like somebody, do you give them yogurt or send them to yogurt?
"آن را به ماست"(send them(Americans) to yogurt)
I'm obviously missing something here.
Hello, and welcome here. My viewpoint is similar to that of Sentient Biped for you. I hope everything works out well for you also.
Hello secular Afghani,
I am an Indian. You are very welcome here. You are in good and right company here. All the sentiments you expressed are absolutely correct. I hope your dream comes true and wish you best luck. You will experience a very open world in Germany.
Don't worry about me I use a Virtual Private Network connection so no one can know.
I wouldn't want to live in Afghanistan either. I was under the impression that Germany is very restrictive of immigration. After your graduate, have you considered other possible countries as a back up plan? It's good to have options.
Thx Ruth , I will try to apply to other countries like Canada or Australia or New Zealand. I hope it will work after I graduate.
What about the Afghanistan national cricket team ? They have become more competitive and successful over the last 10 years. What do you put that down to ?
I am not really into sports.
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October 2013, Volume 5, Issue 9
Check Your Calendars!!
Teen Read Week
Oct. 13-19
National Friends of Libraries Week
Oct. 20-26
AASL National Conference & Exhibition
International Games Day
Nov. 16
American Education Week
Nov. 18-22
Featured e-Resources of the Month
Two new databases coming soon!
Welcome to the Cornerstone Archives. Find the current newsletter at sdslcornertsone.blogspot.com.
In this month's issue
Library Headlines
South Dakota librarians awarded certification
A home away from home [school]
October Continuing Education Opportunities
Looking ahead to professional development
More continuing education opportunities
Children's and YA Services
CIPA's effect on current and future teen library usage
Getting to know Evanced Summer Reader software
YARP/SD Teen Choice Book Awards voting opens October 13
2014 CSLP Summer Reading Program manuals
Featured e-Resources of the Month
Two new databases coming soon: ChiltonLibrary and Mango Languages
SD Titles to Go: recent collection addition
Grant Opportunities
ASLC/ Candlewick Press "Light the Way" Grant
Technology grants for your local public library
State Library News and Highlights
Celebrating South Dakota's 125th
Have lunch and learn about State Library resources
Interlibrary Loan -- Helpful Hints
by Colleen Kirby
Board Talk
Getting the word out: What can the library do for you?
By Daria Bossman, State Librarian
School Libraries
New school librarians -- feeling a bit like a fish out of water?
School library data now ready on Connect
Read! SD is all about year round reading and partnerships
What are we reading?
Google This! Putting Google and other social media sites to work for your library by Terry Ballard
Why Didn't I Think of That?
Coffee Sales make Douglas High School Library teen area perk
Amazon wish list helps grow collections
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For some reason, when I entered upon this endeavor, I think somehow I had imagined it might be interesting, perhaps adventurous, even in a way diverting. I was still young, in my early twenties; In my mind having learned much about seizures and epilepsy in general, yet only recently having taken full active responsibility for my own treatment of a seizure disorder I had since I was nine. My thoughts were that Its not my parents (Father) that are having the seizures, I am. I should
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Hi Everyone!
Here's a blog post that I wrote today - too bad the photos didn't show but you can see them on my site at http://www.donnathomson.com/2015/01/...bility-in.html
Anyway, I really love the subject of this post and I hope you will too.
Celebrating Royalty and Nobility in Ordinary Caregiving
So Brother Matthew locked the gate behind me, and I was enclosed in the four walls of my new freedom.
Thomas Merton
After Caregiving: A Tribute to A Dear Friend
(Sorry, the photos didn't transfer, so feel free to see the original at http://www.donnathomson.com/2014/09/...ar-friend.html
Today I hugged one of my oldest and dearest friends. I hugged her for a long time, because this was the day of her husband's funeral. Kathleen Campbell Jordan married Bill Jordan 47 years ago, ten years before Jim and I tied the knot. Kathleen and Bill
The Film 'Boyhood': Reflections on Holding On and Letting Go
A date night with my husband Jim doesn't happen often. We have fallen into our habits of cooking dinner together, followed by reading or watching a British television drama. Sometimes, though, a movie or play catches my eye and I peek out of my turtleshell long enough to organize an escape from my comfy chair at home.
This week, we saw Richard Linklater's new film, 'Boyhood'. I'd seen the word 'masterpiece' attached
I've just come from our family cottage in the north woods of Quebec. It's peaceful there - a place for reflecting and remembering. My Nana built our cottage in the 1920s and my memories are of her making my toast on the woodstove with the sunlight dancing through the wood-framed window.
But the woods can be scary sometimes. Once, I got lost. I went for a walk by myself and followed a path I didn't know. I was surrounded


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Confiscated from a cruelty case, Thelma the pit bull, lived in a shelter for 10 months before she was adopted. Now with the Purina® Incredible Dog Team, she is entertaining audiences across the country with her athleticism, enthusiasm and sense of humor!
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In one of his emails to me, Mitchell Sawyer, a great-grandson of the older Henrietta, related this story about his great-grandmother: "My Hemingway ancestors left Duesbury England on the Ship Majestic and arrived in Charleston Harbor in 1829...(they) settled in the Camden, SC area ...."
By 1860, however, the Hemingway family had already migrated to Mississippi. According to the U. S. Census taken that year, the family was living near Canton, the county seat of Madison County, Mississippi. The Hemmingway surname was now spelled with only one "m." Heading the household was William Hemingway, a 63 year-old "painter," with property valued at $1,500, and 51-year old South Carolina-born Dr. Hemingway, a "physician and planter." Absent from the household was Henrietta Hemingway, William's wife and mother of his five daughters. According to her grave stone in Kirkwood Cemetery near Camden in Madison County, Mississippi, Henrietta Hemingway died on April 8, 1860, shortly before the U. S. Census of that same year was recorded.
The five Hemingway daughters enumerated in the 1850 census in York District, South Carolina, were shown on the U S. Census of 1860 as living in the household with their father and Dr, Hemingway. In 1860, Ann, the oldest of the five, was 34 years old, Helen, 30, Jane, 27, Mary 25, and the youngest Henrietta, was 23 years old. Of note was the fact that all five daughters were still unmarried.
Also residing in the Hemingway household were three other males, Frank Hemingway, a 20-year old and Edwin Hemingway, 16 years old, likely Dr. Hemingway's sons, and John Gourley, age 31, a "farm laborer."
In April of 1862, approximately two years after Henrietta Hemingway's death, her daughter, Henrietta, married John Gourley, the 31-year old who was enumerated in the Hemingway household in 1860. In late 1862, not yet three years after her mother died, Henrietta Hemingway Gourley, lost two more loved ones, her baby daughter, Henrietta Rose Gourley, and her new husband, John, who died in a Civil War battle at Fredricksburg, Virginia.
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FRI, JUN 7, 2013 at 3:54 AM
Sub Pop Silver Jubilee Line Up & Event Additions!
We here at Sub Pop are feeling even more self-congratulatory than usual in sharing further details on our 25th anniversary celebration: the Sub Pop Records Silver Jubilee. To be held July 12th-13th in Seattle, Washington, the event will feature music and comedy performances by past and present Sub Pop and Sub Pop-related artists.
On Friday, July 12th, the previously announced Silver Jubil-eve: A 25th Anniversary Comedy Thing (for Charity!) takes place at the Moore Theatre. The evening will be hosted by Eugene Mirman and feature performances from Marc Maron, Jon Benjamin, Kristen Schaal, and Kurt Braunohler, with additional guests to be announced shortly. Tickets for the event are $25 and are on sale now, right here. More information is here.
Then, on Saturday, July 13th, our entirely FREE, all-ages festival will happen to a stretch of Airport Way in Seattle's historic & colorful Georgetown neighborhood. The music lineup has been expanded to include friends of Sub Pop Built to Spill (fun fact: Built to Spill recorded their landmark album There's Nothing Wrong with Love, for the Sub Pop offshoot and respected indie label Up Records in 1994). Also added to the lineup are Sub Pop artists "King Tuff"http://www.subpop.com/artists/king_tuff/, METZ, Chad VanGaalen, and the newest addition to the Sub Pop roster, clipping., from Los Angeles. Our sister label, Hardly Art, will host the "Hardly Art Sideshow Stage" at the Georgetown venue The Mix. The 21-and-over show, which features Hausu, Protomartyr, Deep Time, and more, will begin at 9pm. Please find full updated music lineup details below.
We'd also like to officially welcome clipping. to the Sub Pop family. The group joined the label earlier this month, and will release their label debut in 2014. In the meantime, listen to their album midcity here or watch their latest video for "bout that" here.
Finally, the temporary Sub Pop Mega Mart store, located in the heart of the Georgetown neighborhood, will open its doors on June 8th. Discerning music lovers will find records—including lots of rare and out-of-print colored vinyl—and merchandise from the label's storied catalog, and take in an art exhibit featuring little-seen materials (sketches and artwork, label ads and press sheets, blue-lines and cutting room floor scraps) from throughout the label's history. The store hours are Thursday-Saturday 12-8pm, and Sunday 12-6pm. The Sub Pop Mega Mart is at 6003 12th Avenue South in Seattle and will be open from June 8th until July 21st.
All proceeds from both the ticketed Silver Jubil-eve comedy night and donations collected from the Silver Jubilee music event will benefit local organizations 90.3FM KEXP, Northwest Harvest and the Northwest Parkinson's Foundation. In addition to these worthy organizations, Sub Pop is fortunate to be working with the Georgetown Merchants Association and great businesses like Nordstrom, STG Presents, Uber, Top Pot Doughnuts, Chihuly Garden and Glass, Georgetown Brewing Company, the Sandbox, Fantagraphics Books, Georgetown Records, Via Tribunali, Elysian Brewing Company, and the Georgetown Inn to create a one-of-a-kind event in a one-of-a-kind neighborhood.
For more information and updates on the event, please visit silverjubilee.subpop.com.
Friday July 12, 2013
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