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Never Forget Pauly Silva Benefit Concert |
Fri. May 24 at 7:30pm $12 adv./$15 door Dance � ages 21 + A SWAMPLAND PRODUCTION Pauly Silva, was a loving Father, gentleman and loyal friend to all who knew him. Gifted with an almost child like enthusiasm & love for martial arts, Pauly over came learning disabilities , the stigma of a broken bi-racial family & legal challenges, and took those issues on one at a time, and conquered them all. He wa s always re-inventing himself physically and mentally. He become a martial arts champion & loving teacher to all who learned from him. Pauly's knowledge of martial arts doctrine and theology, made Pauly who he was. Pauly's library contained everything from comic books to religious history. He was a Shalom Peacemaker, who was loyal to the Old School Code that brought a Community together. Tonight's fun rockin' concert will be a benefit to help the family with burial expenses and an education fund for Pauly's children. Show starts 7:30 with a special guests paying tribute Pauly. Touch'd Too Much Tribute AC/DC: Touch'd Too Much is a Monterey Bay based band that recreates the energy and sound of Bon Scott era AC/DC. Touch'd Too Much takes pride in delivering a high energy, impromptu performance every time they hit the stage, playing all the Bon Scott tunes everyone loves to rock to. Cliff Feldman & Roots 66: Classic American Roots Rock Dickie Dangle & The Snot Rockets: Just good plain fun music we all love Chris Renee is an X-Factor Finalist from Santa Cruz Artist sites and sounds: www.reverbnation.com/touchdtoomuch and www.roots66music.com and www.facebook.com/pages/Dickie-Dangle-The-Snot-Rockets/343917815658602 and www.chrisreneofficial.com
Locomotive Breath performing the songs of |
Sat. May 25 at 8:30pm $12 adv. /$15 door Dance � ages 21 + Locomotive Breath is the newest side project of local bassist, Daniel Vee Lewis, a professional musician who has over 25 years of experience backing bands like Special Fun, Tao Chemical, Jive Hounds and World Entertainment War, to name just a few. His newest band sticks primarily to the classics, playing the songs of Jethro Tull, Led Zeppelin, The Doors, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Cream and Aerosmith. The group features Bill Walker and Bob von Elgg on guitaris, Marty Schuchardt on drums, and Bourn Archer on vocals. Artist sites and sounds: http://locomotivebreath.us and https://www.facebook.com/pages/Locomotive-Breath/173605412775135 |
Mountain Folk 7pm Concert |
Sun. May 26 at 7pm $8 adv./$10 door seated <21 w/parent Mountain Folk is a seven-piece string band based in Santa Cruz, California. Their repertoire is comprised of select classics borrowed from a variety of genres, including folk, bluegrass, country, old time, and rock. Mountain Folk is: Roger Tompkins (upright bass and vocals), Don Taylor (banjo and vocals), Laura Staats (mandolin and vocals), Jeff Stasi (lead guitar), Brian Smith (vocals and rhythm guitar)& Katharina Schoellhammer (vocals and rhythm guitar). Artist sites and sound: www.mountainfolkband.com |
Freedy Johnson |
Mon. May 27 at 7:30pm $12 adv./$15 door seated <21 w/parent Freedy Johnston: From his rough-and-tumble debut, The Trouble Tree, to his most recent album, the sublime Rain On The City, Johnston returns to themes of loss, tough luck, and bad timing. Johnston's songs are often praised for their literary quality � and deservedly so � but they also hit you on a gut level. As a young man, Johnston was drawn to both the raw energy of punk and the austere beauty of Paul McCartney's vocal melodies. It's no surprise that Elvis Costello's My Aim Is True is among the first albums that inspired him. One can hear Costello's gift for meticulous songcraft and wry storytelling on Johnston's second album, Can You Fly. When it came out in 1992, Rolling Stone and Spin hailed Can You Fly as a masterpiece. Robert Christgau called it �a perfect album.� Its success led to a major label deal with Elektra, for whom Johnston released �This Perfect World� in 1994. Not only did that album showcase Johnston's increasing sophistication and range as a songwriter, but it also included his breakthrough hit, �Bad Reputation.� Johnston has released three additional albums on Elektra, including 1999's critically acclaimed Blue Days, Black Nights, produced by T-Bone Burnett. Blue-Eyed Son: Andrew Heilprin has removed his sonic smoke sunglasses to reveal a Blue-Eyed Son. Former front man for surf-punk band 40 Watt Domain, Andrew's musical focus has shifted gears into a stripped down, acoustic orchestration. On June 1st, Andrew's manifestation was released to the world, in the form of Blue-Eyed Son's West of Lincoln Artist sites and sounds: www.freedyjohnston.com and www.blueeyedson.com |
The Black Lillies |
Wed. May 29 at 7:30pm $10 adv./$10 door seated <21 w/parent Born in the rumbling cab of a stone truck and aged in the oak of Tennessee's smoky night haunts, The Black Lillies have quickly risen to the forefront of the Americana scene. Founded by multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Cruz Contreras (co-founder of Robinella and the CCstringband), The Black Lillies have created their own unique brand of country, roots, rock and blues via Appalachia. In April 2009, The Black Lillies released Whiskey Angel , their debut recording, which was recorded live in Cruz's living room. The album received rave reviews and appeared on multiple �Best of 2009"? lists across the country, winning the Independent Music Award for Best Album, Americana. The band's current album, 100 Miles of Wreckage , has been spent more than five months on the Americana radio Top 40 charts � four of them in the top 20. Artist sites and sounds: www.theblacklillies.com |
The Bobs |
Thu. May 30 at 7:30pm $15 adv./$15 door seated <21 w/parent PRESENTED WITH SNAZZY PRODUCTIONS A band without instruments?! The Bobs fall outside a cappella traditions, landing in a hot tub of humor and vocal prowess. What other band can headline The American Songbook series, open for Frank Zappa and The Dead, and perform for 700 million people on the Emmy Awards? Manhattan Transfer meets Monty Python, Robin Williams meets Bobby McFerrin, J.S. Bach meets Jimi Hendrix: Grammy-nominated vocal acrobats (and certifiable nutjobs), that's THE BOBS. This original �band without instruments� has been skewering the classics, breaking all the rules and clear-cutting their own unique path in the world of vocal music for over 25 years, playing everywhere from Lincoln Center to Berlin's Passionkirche. �Some performers are brilliant comedians, some are genius musicians, and some just make you happy to be alive. THE BOBS are all of that � and then some.� - Paul Provenza Artist sites and sounds: http://bobs.com |
Almost Cut My Hair Tribute to |
Almost Cut My Hair Tribute to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young plus Talmon Owens Fri. May 31 at 8pm $12 adv./$12 door seated <21 w/parent The Almost Cut My Hair Tour returns to Don Quixote's International Music Hall for the fourth time to dazzle the audience with a tribute to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Led by Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame recipient Gary Burr, Almost Cut My Hair provides a spot-on rendition of CSN&Y tunes with amazing musicianship and vocal harmonies. Gary Burr just played the Rio Theater with his OTHER band The Blue Sky Riders, with Kenny Loggins, and Georgia Middleman. Almost Cut My Hair also features some great local favorites, Scott Owens on guitar and vocals, his brother Craig Owens on bass and vocals, and Dean Newbury on percussion and vocals. Dean is also the executive producer of the show. Rounding out the band will be Michael Capella on pedal steel and vocals, Gary Henry on drums and vocals, Mark Mirando in keyboards and vocals, Joe Sita on guitar and vocals, and Tom Sepio on guitar. Big Sur songwriter and guitarist, Talmon Owens will open the show. Artist site and sounds: www.garyburr.com and www.talmonowens.com |
Sat. June 1 at 8pm $10 adv./$10 door Dance � ages 21 + Take a lot of love, soul, funky grooves and positive attitudes, mix well with flute, sax, guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, a generous helping of exotic percussion and high energy soulful vocals, and you've got EXTRA LARGE. EXTRA LARGE's music is funky, positive, rhythmic, lively, energetic, and FUN! The sunny, upbeat attitude this band exudes is absolutely infectious- WE DARE YOU NOT TO DANCE! See the full production video of EXTRA LARGE LIVE AT DON QUIXOTE'S on their website. Artist sites and sounds: www.extra-large.net |
Webster Walton Edwards 7pm Concert |
Sun. June 2 at 7pm $17 adv./$20 door seated <21 w/parent New CD is The Trees . Chris Webster and Tracy Walton have been a magical duo vocal presence over the years fronting Mumbo Gumbo , finding ways to blend Webster's smoky, beguiling voice with Walton's joyful pop/rock vocals into something even better than each of them alone. Tracy Walton and Bill Edwards were together in Way Out West in the 80s and 90s. They will all be playing acoustic versions of Mumbo Gumbo originals and well chosen covers. Artist sites and sounds: www.chriswebstermusic.com |
Ledward Kaapana |
Tue. June 4 at 7:30pm $17 adv.$20 door seated <21 w/parent Led Kaapana's mastery of stringed instruments, particularly slack key guitar, and his extraordinary baritone and leo ki`eki`e (falsetto) voices, have made him a musical legend. He has been thrilling audiences for more than 40 years. With easy-going style and kolohe (rascal) charm, he has built a loyal corps of Led Heads from Brussels to his birthplace on the Big Island of Hawaii. Recognition by his peers earned Led 4 Grammy nominations in his own right and 2 wins on slack key compilations. Mike Kaawa is one of Hawai�i's finest 12-string guitar players and is a highly regarded musician. Mike describes his music as �Hawaiian with attitude�. Fran Guidry: plays kika ki ho?alu or Hawaiian slack key guitar. Artist sites and sounds: www.ledkaapana.com and www.kauaimusicscene.com/a/mike-kaawa and www.kaleponi.com |
Dayan Kai |
Wed. June 5 at 7:30pm $12 adv./$15 door seated <21 w/parent Dayan Kai has a new CD, �Resonate�, and he and his stellar band of musicians are here to "Celebrate" Dayan Kai's supersonic voice is big enough to cause a tidal wave one minute and rich enough to turn a choppy sea into a smooth clear lake the next. And then there is the phalanx of instruments that he has mastered and the stunning song craft. Dayan Kai is a talent mightily personified and an absolute joy to experience. Born without sight but not without soul. Dayan Kai is a classically trained multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter, vocalist, and producer with a lifelong dedication to music. Equally versed in jazz, world, Americana, and rock traditions. Devoted husband and father of two. Formally trained since the age of 2, Dayan has studied under world music composer Lou Harrison, Latin percussionist Michael Strunk, jazz trumpeter/arranger Ray Brown and mandolin master David Grisman. Kai is also a versatile accompanist and works with numerous notable artists from around the world in many genres. Artist sites and sounds: www.dayankai.co |
The Meridian Band |
Thu. June 6 at 7:30pm $15 adv./$18 seated <21 w/parent Helene presents an evening of Mediterranean music featuring The Meridian Band with Bellydance performances by award-winning dance artist visiting from Spain, Sese Geddes , plus Jill Baker , Lana, Celena , Isadorah, and members of The Sisters of The Desert Sky Dance Company . The Meridian Band bring their unique music regularly to the top local Bellydance festivals in Redwood City, Santa Clara and San Jose presenting classical and folkloric music from Egypt, Turkey, Greece and other countries of the Mediterranean region. Mike Fair{Faraz} plays doumbec and riq, Leelane Hines{ Leila} plays electric violin, Richard Robbins plays percussion, and Marti Coyne{Sadika} sings and plays oud. Helene is director of Bellydance International and has been teaching, performing and promoting Bellydance for over 25 years. She was a recipient of The Gail Rich Award in 2002 for her significant contribution to the arts in Santa Cruz County. Artist sites and sounds: www.meridianmajor.com and Sese www.bellydancebasics.com and Helene & Bellydance International www.mountainartcenter.org |
Led Zeppelin Live starring HEARTBREAKER |
Fri. June 7 at 8pm $17 adv./$20 door dance ages 21 + Heartbreaker has been playing all over the western hemisphere since 2000, performing as far north as Anchorage Alaska, as far south as Trinidad and the Dominican Republic and as far east as Providence, Rhode Island. The cast of players includes Artist sites and sounds: www.zeppelintribute.com |
The Fall Risk featuring Jeff Pehrson of Furthur |
Sat. June 8 at 8pm $10 adv./$12 door dance ages 21 + The Fall Risk is the brainchild of Furthur vocalist and Box Set front man, Jeff Pehrson.It includes other members of Box Set, a few old friends from the dorms at SF State, and a stellar new cast of characters. Their sound is infectious Americana folk-rock with enough groove to get you up and moving. The eight member band is loaded with talented players who consistently elevate Pehrson's journeyman songwriting. A San Francisco based band, The Fall Risk encompasses the traditions of Bay Area music of the past, while helping to shape its future. �Jeff and his bandmates in the Fall Risk create some of the warmest vibes out there. After hearing Cross My Heart a couple of times, that tune was embedded in my brain, and it never fails to bring a smile. Like Jeff's Gibson J-100 Xtra, the Fall Risk creates a wide and big sound...This is good stuff�.Jim Roberts, Assistant managing editor for the New York Times Michael Vincent and Rocking Horse: is the culmination of an evolving sound - from all the players' backgrounds, bands, and histories, coming together from rock, jazz, worldbeat, and more, to form a more perfect union. Artist sites and sounds: www.thefallrisk.com and www.michaelvincentmusic.com |
Houston Jones |
Sun. June 9 at 7pm $15 adv./$17 door seated <21 w/parent Houston Jones is a San Francisco Bay Area based high-octane Americana quintet. Formed in 2001, the band performs a strong original repertoire that ranges from bluegrass and folk to blues and gospel. Houston Jones features Travis Jones (lead vocal, rhythm guitar), Glenn Houston (lead acoustic and electric guitar), Henry Salvia (keyboard and accordion), Chris Kee (standup bass, cello and acoustic guitar), and Peter Tucker (drums and percussion). Artist sites and sounds: www.houstonjones.com |
Houston Jones 7pm Concert |
Sun. June 9 at 7pm $15 adv./$17 door seated <21 w/parent "A confluence of sublime talent." - San Francisco Chronicle. Houston Jones invites you into a world of musical virtuosity and storytelling that ranges from the myths of ancient Greece to the red dirt back roads of Waskom Texas. The acoustic heart of the band beats with the passion of five lifetimes lived in a musical landscape of gospel revival tents to Irish pubs, New Orleans to the Great Plains to Motown, a church in Cape Cod to a punk club in Berkeley. All this translates into an explosive, wide-ranging performance that will touch your heart, expand your mind, and get your feet moving of their own volition. Artist sites and sounds: www.houstonjones.com |
Round Mountain plus Amanda West |
Mon. June 10 at 7:30pm $12 adv./$15 door seated <21 w/parent Round Mountain: Blending dusty American grit with a worldly amalgam of global influences, Santa Fe-based duo Round Mountain presents a singular take on folk music that is both foreign and familiar. The multi-multi-instrumentalist band of brothers has travelled the globe absorbing bits and pieces of musical cultures, returning to filter them through their own sepia-toned Americana framework. Char and Robby Rothschild have been writing songs and singing together since they were kids harmonizing in the back of the family car. The brothers developed a passion for Irish music, then adding West African, Appalachian, Afro Beat, Zimbabwean, Turkish, Roma, and Balkan to their repertoire of study and performance. Amanda West: An elegant union of inquisitive mind, open heart and old soul enable singer-songwriter Amanda West to weave powerful songs with a disarming stage presence. Pete Solomon often accompanies on world percussion, gentle keyboards, classically influenced jazz saxophone and the occasional electronic loop. West's all original songs explore topics from humanity's impact on the planet, to musings on women's role in society, intimate stories of love, and recipes for self empowerment and cultural evolution. Artist sites and sounds: http://roundmountainmusic.com and www.amandawestmusic.com |
CRIME TAKES A CRUISE Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre Who Dunnit??? You Solve the Mystery Three Wednesday Performances Opening Tonight Wednesday, June 12th Cruise Dinner Specials : Choose from four entrée choices all served with Sautéed Vegetables, Green Salad and your choice of Baked Potato or Rice Pilaf. Entree choices are Chicken Parmesan, Grilled Skirt Steak, Grilled Fresh Red Snapper w/ Mango Salsa , or Vegetarian Enchiladas with Broccoli, Mushrooms, Tomato, Guacamole, Sour Cream, Rice & Beans Elf Empire Productions joins forces with Don Quixote's Music Hall and Restaurant to present an outrageously entertaining musical murder mystery. CRIME TAKES A CRUISE, written by local playwrights Rita Wadsworth and Carolyn Hyatt and directed by Stuart Serman. Featured in CRIME TAKES A CRUISE are well-known local performers Albert Kent, Claire Hodgin, Liz Hodgin Anderson, Carolyn Hyatt, Steve Edmonds, Wendy Edmonds, Scott Whisler, Rita Wadsworth , and Richard Stauff . The show features excerpts from the cruise ship's Holiday production, � SANTA'S FOLLIES �, performed by talented entertainers Claire Hodgin, Liz Hodgin Anderson, Scott Whisler and pianist Richard Stauff , adding a touch of musical fun to the evening . Be ready for fun as the audience joins the cast and crew on a Holiday cruise to Hawaii. In typical Elf Empire style, music and laughter abound along with a murder or two along the way. Elf Empire's talented troupe of thespians has worked with theater companies throughout the county. Elf Empire has been presenting innovative and entertaining theater productions in Santa Cruz since 1991. The delectable combination of Don Quixote's fine food and Elf Empire's talented performers deliver an exhilarating evening of music, mirth and mayhem for enthusiastic audiences. Dinner seating for all shows begins at 6:30 p.m. Reservations are strongly recommended. Artist sites and sounds: www.elfempire.com |
James McMurtry plus Jonny Burke Two Big Nights! Band Shows! |
Thu. June 13 at 7:30pm and Fri. June 14 at 8pm $20 adv./$20 door ALL STANDING � ages 21 + SPECIAL LIMITED TWO NIGHT TICKETS FOR $34 AVAILABLE ONLY AT DON QUIXOTE'S "The simple fact is that James McMurtry may be the truest, fiercest songwriter of his generation. "Stephen King. The son of acclaimed author Larry McMurtry (Lonesome Dove, Terms of Endearment), James grew up on a steady diet of Johnny Cash and Roy Acuff records. His first album, Too Long in the Wasteland (released in 1989), was produced by John Mellencamp and marked the beginning of a series of acclaimed projects for Columbia and Sugar Hill. In 1996, McMurtry received a Grammy nomination for his Longform Music Video of Where'd You Hide The Body. �James writes like he's lived a lifetime.� �John Mellencamp. �James McMurtry writes songs filled with characters so real that you're sure they're going to climb out of the speakers and look you in the eyes.� �VOICE OF AMERICA. Jonny Burke is at it again. Just over a year after the release of his debut solo album �Distance And Fortune�, Burke puts forth �Cup Runneth Over�. A veritable narrative of the seedy underworld and gritty glory that is the life of a down and out song man. Artist sites and sounds: www.jamesmcmurtry.com and www.jonnyburke.com |
AZA Berber & Saharan-African Blues of Morocco |
Sat. June 15 at 8pm $12 adv./$15 door Dance � ages 21 + Founders Fattah Abbou and Mohamed Aoualou, native Moroccans, combined their musical genius with avant-garde local talent, giving way to the hottest sounds in world music. AZA has traveled the globe hitting the art capitals of the world such as Montreal, Chicago, Paris and Casablanca. What does AZA music sound like? ?A deep down celebration of the soul: it leaps of North Africa, Gnawa and Amazigh (Berber) soul--the blues gone happy. Described as "a barn burner of a show" and "revolutionary" by Madison World Music Festival , don't miss the opportunity to dance and groove to one the best kept secrets in California.?- Cruzio.com . That Tamagha Wushen opens with banjo may seem strange, but it's not: the banjo is hugely popular in Morocco, and this gorgeous second release by Santa Cruz's Aza uses the instrument deftly in its desert-inspired compositions. Fans of the band Tinariwen will hear the kinship between the music of the Atlas Mountain-dwelling Berbers and their Touareg cousins -- it's there in the spacious compositions, the loping rhythms, the chanted refrains. But where Tinariwen skews rock, Aza drops into jazz or gnawa music, taking your breath away with their ability to make it all work so well.?- Sarah Bardeen, Rhapsody.com Artist sites and sounds: www.azamusic.com |
CRIME TAKES A CRUISE Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre Who Dunnit??? You Solve the Mystery Only Two Wednesday Performances To Go! Cruise Dinner Specials : Choose from four entrée choices all served with Sautéed Vegetables, Green Salad and your choice of Baked Potato or Rice Pilaf. Entree choices are Chicken Parmesan, Grilled Skirt Steak, Grilled Fresh Red Snapper w/ Mango Salsa , or Vegetarian Enchiladas with Broccoli, Mushrooms, Tomato, Guacamole, Sour Cream, Rice & Beans
Puns proliferate! Alliteration abounds! Dinner Specials! Mystery, Music, Mirth, Mayhem! Elf Empire Productions joins forces with Don Quixote's Music Hall and Restaurant to present an outrageously entertaining musical murder mystery. CRIME TAKES A CRUISE, written by local playwrights Rita Wadsworth and Carolyn Hyatt and directed by Stuart Serman. Featured in CRIME TAKES A CRUISE are well-known local performers Albert Kent, Claire Hodgin, Liz Hodgin Anderson, Carolyn Hyatt, Steve Edmonds, Wendy Edmonds, Scott Whisler, Rita Wadsworth , and Richard Stauff . The show features excerpts from the cruise ship's Holiday production, � SANTA'S FOLLIES �, performed by talented entertainers Claire Hodgin, Liz Hodgin Anderson, Scott Whisler and pianist Richard Stauff , adding a touch of musical fun to the evening . Be ready for fun as the audience joins the cast and crew on a Holiday cruise to Hawaii. In typical Elf Empire style, music and laughter abound along with a murder or two along the way. Elf Empire's talented troupe of thespians has worked with theater companies throughout the county. Elf Empire has been presenting innovative and entertaining theater productions in Santa Cruz since 1991. The delectable combination of Don Quixote's fine food and Elf Empire's talented performers deliver an exhilarating evening of music, mirth and mayhem for enthusiastic audiences. Dinner seating for all shows begins at 6:30 p.m. Reservations are strongly recommended. |
Amy LaVere plus Carolyn Sills Combo |
An Evening of Vintage Country, Swing Gypsy Jazz, Rockabilly, Southern Soul
Amy LaVere: Amy LaVere is a spitfire American singer, songwriter, upright bass player and actress based in Memphis, Tennessee. Her music is classified as Americana, combining a blend of classic country, gypsy jazz, rockabilly, and southern soul. She has appeared in the movies Walk The Line, Black Snake Moan and A Fine Step . Carolyn Sills writes and performs original music with guitarist Gerard Egan. They are heavily influenced by their vinyl record collection and enjoy performing western music - western swing, country western, west coast blues, spaghetti westerns and more. The combo features top local players Charlie Wallace on steel guitar and Jimmy Norris on drums, with Gerard on guitar and Carolyn on electric bass and vocals. Artist sites and sounds: http://amylavere.com and www.carolynsills.com |
Freestone Peaches : A Tribute to Duane Allman |
Fri. June 21 at 9pm $10 adv./$15 door Dance � ages 21 + Freestone Peaches, based out of the San Francisco Bay Area , emulates the feel, excitement and energy of the Allman Brothers Band during the Duane Allman and Berry Oakley era (1969 - 1971). Filled with jam band, blues band and Allman Brother enthusiasts, this band features Ron Tomasello on lead/slide guitar (Duane Allman), Jeff Faust on bass (Berry Oakley), Chris Zanardi on lead guitar (Dickey Betts), Mark Corsolini on drums (Butch Trucks), Mo Sardella on drums (Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson), Jefferson Bergey on vocals ( Gregg Allman ) and Russel Kreitman on B3/keyboards (Gregg Allman). The band will be performing from the "Holy Grail of Allman Brother Shows" which was the last public performance at the Fillmore East on June 26, 1971. No recordings exist of this show but similar versions can be heard on the ABB album Live At The Fillmore East. Artist sites and sounds: www.FreestonePeaches.com |
Fatoumata Diawara |
Sat. June 22 at 8pm $20 adv./$25 door Dance � ages 21 + Fatoumata Diawara, the phenomenal new talent from Mali and the biggest story in African music hits North America this spring and summer. PRESENTED WITH ZOOKBEAT PRODUCTIONS Fatoumata is receiving absolutely massive media coverage in Europe over her stance and action re the Mali crisis. The forthcoming spring US tour is going to deliver ever more massive media coverage ahead of the summer tours. Fatoumata Diawara has created a unique contemporary folk sound with a distinctly African spin. She draws elements of jazz, blues, and funkinto a sparse contemporary folk style, all the while paying tribute to the rocking rhythms and plaintive melodies of her ancestral Wassoulou tradition. At the center of the music is Diawara's warm, affecting voice; spare, rhythmical guitar playing; and gorgeously melodic songs that draw powerfully on her own often troubled experience. Born in Côte d'Ivoire, raised in Mali, now based in Paris, Diawara has had a life covering a whole gamut of contemporary African experience: fighting parental opposition to her artistic ambitions and the cultural prejudice faced by women throughout Africa, winning success as an actress in film and theater, before inding her feet in the medium she was always destined to make her own: music. Damon Albarn, Toumani Diabaté, Herbie Hancock, and Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones are just a few of the major players who have fallen for Diawara's effortless musical charm, as her presence has lit up shows in Europe by Africa Express, AfroCubism, and Hancock's "Imagine" project. Artist sites and sounds: www.myspace.com/fatoumatadiawara Listen to the story from NPR's Morning Edition . Buy tickets now: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/343950 |
Five Women / Five Life Stories 7pm Concert |
Sun. June 23 at 7pm $15 adv./$17 door seated <21 w/parent WELCOMED BY FIDDLING CRICKET CONCERTS An evening of Original and Deeply Soulful Music & Spoken Word Jan Luby: former Santa Cruz Musician Extraordinaire is known for her engaging, often riveting stage-presence as well as her voice full of passion, range and power. Rhode Island's Motif Magazine chose Jan as Female Vocalist of 2011. Pipa Piñon: Pipa Piñon's music moves through soft vignettes to deep trancey grooves, bringing you into a deep blue ocean of vocal melodies. Her music is often described as "indescribable". It is an original blend of avant-garde electric folk. She is the recent recipient of the 2013 Gail Rich Awards. Patti Maxine: Lap steel virtuoso Patti Maxine is one of the hardest working musicians in Santa Cruz, California. A session player in constant demand, Patti plays most nights of the week. A musical Swiss army knife, she handles a wide variety of styles with ease, sliding gracefully from Hawaiian to swing, from R&B and rock, from blues to jazz and back again. Laura Devine~Burnett: Laura Devine~Burnett's heavenly vocals coupled with the ethereal sound of the mountain dulcimer, presents the listener with her originals, folk ballads, old timey and spirituals tunes. "Lady" Michal Lauren: Lady Michal''s voice radiates like the glimmer of sunlight off the surface of a cool mountain lake on a warm summer's day. Her Musings and emotion come from the heart within the heart - the place where only the truest of singers and musicians can come from. Artist sites and sounds: www.JanLuby.com and www.dreambeach.net and www.pattimaxine.com and www.LadyMichal.com |
CRIME TAKES A CRUISE Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre Who Dunnit??? You Solve the Mystery Cruise Dinner Specials : Choose from four entrée choices all served with Sautéed Vegetables, Green Salad and your choice of Baked Potato or Rice Pilaf. Entree choices are Chicken Parmesan, Grilled Skirt Steak, Grilled Fresh Red Snapper w/ Mango Salsa , or Vegetarian Enchiladas with Broccoli, Mushrooms, Tomato, Guacamole, Sour Cream, Rice & Beans
Puns proliferate! Alliteration abounds! Dinner Specials! Mystery, Music, Mirth, Mayhem! Elf Empire Productions joins forces with Don Quixote's Music Hall and Restaurant to present an outrageously entertaining musical murder mystery. CRIME TAKES A CRUISE, written by local playwrights Rita Wadsworth and Carolyn Hyatt and directed by Stuart Serman. Featured in CRIME TAKES A CRUISE are well-known local performers Albert Kent, Claire Hodgin, Liz Hodgin Anderson, Carolyn Hyatt, Steve Edmonds, Wendy Edmonds, Scott Whisler, Rita Wadsworth , and Richard Stauff . The show features excerpts from the cruise ship's Holiday production, � SANTA'S FOLLIES �, performed by talented entertainers Claire Hodgin, Liz Hodgin Anderson, Scott Whisler and pianist Richard Stauff , adding a touch of musical fun to the evening . Be ready for fun as the audience joins the cast and crew on a Holiday cruise to Hawaii. In typical Elf Empire style, music and laughter abound along with a murder or two along the way. Elf Empire's talented troupe of thespians has worked with theater companies throughout the county. Elf Empire has been presenting innovative and entertaining theater productions in Santa Cruz since 1991. The delectable combination of Don Quixote's fine food and Elf Empire's talented performers deliver an exhilarating evening of music, mirth and mayhem for enthusiastic audiences. Dinner seating for all shows begins at 6:30 p.m. Reservations are strongly recommended. |
The Shifty Sailors |
Thu. June 27 at 7:30pm $12 adv./$15 door seated <21 w/parent The Shifty Sailors are a big entertaining romp of an ensemble. The 16 Member Sea shanty and maritime vocal music group, is based on Whidbey Island, Washington. The Shifty Sailors performs around the world. Their musical tours have taken them to festivals in the British Isles, Scandinavia, New England, the Baltic Sea countries, Maui and Prague. While sea shanties are working songs, The Shifty Sailors specialize in maritime songs about fishing, lighthouses, wrecks, pilons and of course, ferries. Artist sites and sounds: www.shiftysailors.net |
Chum |
Fri. June 28 at 9pm $8 adv./$10 door Dance � ages 21 + When Chum played their first live date in December of 2010 on a rainy Tuesday night in North Beach, nobody in the band knew what to expect. Phish fans are notoriously difficult to please, Phish music is notoriously difficult to play and with the real band firmly back in touring mode, there were questions about whether people would come out to see anything but the actual band. As longtime Phish fans, Eric Schiff (guitar), Alex Bowman (drums), Colin Hoops (keys) and Chad Weiner (bass) knew that they would be excited to see a band playing Phish music at intimate venues and so they bet that there was a sizeable group of fans just like them. To judge from that first show and subsequent shows around San Francisco, it's clear they were right. Artist sites and sounds: www.facebook.com/ChumPhishTribute/info |
Pavlo CANCELLED |
Mon. July 1 at 7:30pm $12 adv./$15 door seated <21 w/parent For being all instrumental, Pavlo's Mediterranean music speaks for itself. In his 9th album,"Six String Blvd" Pavlo incorporates the world's most exotic instruments into his classic Mediterranean sound. Influenced by his travels, you will be captured by the Chinese Ehru; the Portuguese Guitarra; the Arabic Flute; the Indian Sitar and of course the Greek Bouzouki. Pavlo has come full circle since he introduced his Mediterranean brand in 1998, once again recording an All-Instrumental album. Complete with all brand new compositions, this album highlights Pavlo's unmatched ability to melodically unite world instruments into his sound seamlessly, all the while staying true to his distinct Mediterranean guitar signature.It has never been more convincing, Pavlo is a TRUE WORLD artist, and has become famous for bringing every audience to their feet. Pavlo continues to tour worldwide performing over 150 shows per year and is still driven by his father's famous words: "Have the courage to do what you love, and the drive to do it well." Artist sites and sounds: www.pavlo.net |
Wed. July 3 at 7:30pm $7 adv./$7 door Dance � ages 21 + The rocking rhythms, solid grooves and all out sincere fun are what puts UTURN in the drivers seat when it comes to getting the party started - and keeping it going. They might play songs you know but you haven't heard them like this. The band is built on the hard hitting beats laid down by John Dell'Acqua (JD) on drums, Dan Waller on bass and Tim McNulty on rhythm guitars. Bud Denton and Gary Blackburn hammer out the lead and rhythm guitars. Everyone sings. This lends itself to naturally offering a wide variety of song selection. There is a lot of experience in the collective U-TURN but none of that would matter if the rockin' ever stopped. UTURN intends to never let that happen. |
The Sun Kings A Musically Remarkable Tribute to The Beatles |
Fri. July 5 at 8pm $15 adv./$18 door Dance – ages 21 + It has been 50 years since the Beatles released their debut album Please Please Me. The Sun Kings are celebrating by playing that album all the way through along with the other 1963 hits along with the huge hit list that spans the Beatles' illustrious career. From theatres and festivals, clubs ad live radio performances, to private and corporate events, The Sun Kings shine with their spot-on arrangements and vocal harmonies delivered with driving energy, joy, and vitality. Beatles shows! The Sun Kings continue to amaze their fans with their uncanny channeling and respect for the music they perform.. Artist sites and sounds: www.thesunkings.com |
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Tue. July 9 at 7:30pm $12 adv./$14 door seated <21 w/parent $10 at door to Members of The Celtic Society by way of $2 rebate Members of RUNA have played with Solas, Riverdance, Slide, Clannad, Fiddlers' Bid, Moya Brennan, Eileen Ivers , Hazel O'Conner, Full Frontal Folk, Keith & Kristyn Getty, Barcó, Téada, and the Guy Mendilow Band. RUNA consists of vocalist and step-dancer, Shannon Lambert-Ryan of Philadelphia, Dublin-born guitarist, Fionán de Barra, Cheryl Prashker of Canada on percussion, Dave Curley on mandolin, vocals, bodhrán, and stepdancing, and Maggie Estes of Louisville on the fiddle. The band often performs with world-renowned, guest musicians, including Isaac Alderson on the uilleann pipes, flutes, and whistles. �There is truly a mystical quality to their playing. They create a lyrical sound that is at once unique as well as seamless.� � Lori Lander Murphy, Irish Philadelphia. RUNA draws on the diverse musical backgrounds of its band members and offers a contemporary and refreshing approach to traditional and more recently composed Celtic material. Through their repertoire of both highly energetic and graceful, acoustic melodies, along with their fusion of music from Ireland, Scotland, Canada, and the United States, this vocal and instrumental ensemble gives its arrangements of traditional songs and tunes a fresh sound. �Best of all, RUNA sounds like no one else.� � Travis Rogers, Jr., Music Life and Times Artist sites and sounds: www.runamusic.com |
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4 KORE CREATIONS PRESENTS Thu. July 11 at 8:30pm $15 adv./$20 door Dance � ages 21 + Labrat: Santa Cruz-based dubstep artist Travis Egner Williams produces melodically infused dance floor bangers under the persona LabRat. He exploded onto the EDM scene in 2010 with his bootleg of The XX track Crystalized which was featured on many top YouTube channels around the world. Word spread quickly about LabRat's unique drops and synths. In 2011 he was picked up by GruntWorthy Music where he released his debut EP "Test Subject", receiving much critical praise. DownsquarZ: DownsquareZ, AKA Colin McAndrews, is a producer & DJ from Santa Cruz, CA. A drummer since age 12, he has always been rhythmically inclined, and he pursues expertise in the booty clap and the skit-daddly shuffle. LucidSummerDreams: dubstep duo group from Santa Cruz Artist sites and sounds: https://soundcloud.com/badklaat and www.soundcloud.com/labrat and www.soundcloud.com/downsquarez and https://soundcloud.com/lucidsummerdreams |
Chris Doud of Good Luck Thrift Store Outfit |
Bluegrass & Old Time Mountain Music 7pm Concert Sun. July 14 at 7pm $10 adv./$10 door sea ted <21 w/parent Chris Doud: currently co-fronts and writes song for The Good Luck Thrift Store Outfit with Willie Tea Taylor. GLTSO plays a hybrid of Americana, folk, rock, bluegrass, and that sweet, old country & western � a rough-hewn yet driftwood-smooth; rebel-headed, but heart-of-gold sound. The Naked Bootleggers : Local favorites bring a fresh approach to old time mountain music. Reviving the standards of yesterday while writing the standards for tomorrow. Local musicians Don Mackessy (banjo), Ona Stewart (guitar), S.T. Young (guitar, washboard, harmonica), Steve Perez (guitar), James Mackessy (bass) are bridging the gap between old time and contemporary music with captivating vocal harmonies, lyrical creativity and that high lonesome sound of old. Artist sites and sounds: https://soundcloud.com/chris-doud and www.reverbnation.com/thenakedbootleggers |
Zoe Muth and The Lost High Rollers |
Wed. July 17 at 7:30pm $12 adv. /$12 door seated <21 w/parent PRESENTED WITH SNAZZY PRODUCTIONS Whether nailing an upbeat honky-tonk tune or a slow, sad story-song, Zoe Muth's music is so honest and familiar, you'll wonder why you haven't heard it yet. Her self-titled, self-released debut won attention not only from her hometown (Seattle Weekly dubbed her "our own Emmylou"; tastemaker blog Sound on the Sound called her "without doubt, one of the finest songwriters in Seattle") it also earned praise from the worldwide press. The record landed on No Depression's annual Reader's Poll as one of the Top 50 Albums of 2009, while Modern Acoustic magazine called her 2010's "New Artist of the Year." Growing up in the hometown of Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain, Muth was raised on old school rock before discovering the Anthology of American Folk Music. Artist sites and sounds: http://zoemuth.com |
MilkDrive plus Bluetail Flies |
Wed. July 24 at 7:30pm $10 adv./$10 door Milk Drive: Jazz-grass band Milk Drive features award-winning instrumentalists Brian Beken on fiddle and lead vocals, Noah Jeffries on guitar and harmony vocals, Dennis Ludiker on mandolin and harmony vocals, and Matt Mefford on double bass. But awards reveal nothing about the Austin string band's exhilarating sound. Fueled by equal parts tradition and innovation, MilkDrive delivers a distinctive acoustic experience that crosses genres, geographies, and generations. The band's much-anticipated sophomore studio album WAVES, produced by Bil VornDick, was released in June 2012. Capturing the band's sophisticated arrangements and fierce musicianship, the album showcases a number of original compositions and features guests Noam Pikelny (of Punch Brothers) and Futureman (of Bela Fleck & the Flecktones). The Bluetail Flies formed in 2009 after banjo player, Ben, met sister singers, Courtnay and Lauren, at a birthday BBQ in Lauren's backyard. In 2012, the now 7 member band consists of strings (fiddle, bass, banjo and guitar), a hand drum and three-part vocal harmonies. They've recently self-released their first album, self-titled, The Bluetail Flies . Yeehaw! Artist sites and sounds: http://milkdrive.com and http://www.thebluetailflies.com |
Tom Constanten (of The Grateful Dead ) |
Wed. Aug. 28 at 7:30pm $12 adv./$15 door Dance � ages 21 + Tom Constanten , keyboardist, best known for playing with the Grateful Dead from 1968 to 1970 including at Woodstock. He received a PhD in music from Harvard University , where he also taught music. He is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The Normal Bean Band: Taking the message of the Dead to the people, the Normal Bean Band will spread the love and good vibes to everyone that has ears to listen. With a massive repertoire of tunes from the Sixties to the present, no two shows will be the same. In the best Dead tradition, Bean and band will mix it up, feel the vibe and connect with rock, blues, jazz and soul songs and improvs. New Original songs Created at every show. Cecil P-Nut Daniels P-Nut's favorite instrument is his Casio MIDI-Horn which allows him to play many of the instruments he loves such as saxophone, keyboard, vibraphone any many other sounds and effects to the audience's amazement. Artist sites and sounds: www.tomconstanten.com and www.reverbnation.com/normalbeanthedreamteam |
HOUSE OF FLOYD An Evening of Pink Floyd Sat. Sept. 7 at 8pm $15 adv./$18 door seated <21 w/parent The S.F. Bay Area's HOUSE OF FLOYD performs the music of Pink Floyd, and has gained a strong following for their unique ability to enthuse both the hard-core fans of the early adventurous Floyd and those who enjoy the songs and soundscapes that later brought them widespread appeal. They capture the essence of each of the various Pink Floyd eras from the formative Syd Barrett days, through the 70's and the final post-Waters era. In the Pink Floyd tradition, a HOUSE OF FLOYD concert incorporates sound effects, moving lights & state of the art laser show. The set lists on any given night might be from an actual Pink Floyd concert, or a custom HOUSE OF FLOYD mix, but always includes rarely heard live arrangements used by Pink Floyd in concert � as well as the occasional obscure pieces that never made it to vinyl and were heretofore unknown to all but the serious collectors. HOUSE OF FLOYD affords the opportunity for those who never saw Pink Floyd to �get� what made those shows so extraordinary. Those who were fortunate enough to have seen Pink Floyd in concert, get the chance to experience it again albeit by a pretty exciting �surrogate band.� Artist sites and sounds: www.houseoffloyd.com
Muriel Anderson |
Sun. Sept. 22 at 7pm $16 adv./$19 door seated <21 w/parent Muriel Anderson: Guitarist / harp-guitarist MURIEL ANDERSON is the first woman to have won the National Fingerstyle Guitar Championship. An engaging performer, her obvious joy of music and facility across musical genres is revered by guitarists and audiences worldwide. She is host of the renowned Muriel Anderson's All Star Guitar Night . Steve Palazzo is and awesome guitar player, teacher and plays in the Bluegrass Band, Homefire. He is hugely influenced by the great Doc Watson. Artist sites and sounds: http://murielanderson.com |
Bua |
Tue. Oct. 1 at 7:30pm $15 adv./$17 door seated <21 w/parent $13 at door to Members of The Celtic Society by way of $2 rebate Irish Music Awards' 2009 �Top Traditional Group� is Bua, a quartet comprised of some of the most talented young musicians in the US. Bua plays Irish traditional music with �a precision and intensity that is rarely heard on this side of the Atlantic.� Their sound stands out among modern bands in the genre by �keeping the music down the path of tradition.� Their 2011 release, Down the Green Fields, finds Bua further down that path where the band explores forgotten sounds and inspirations with a blend of enchantingly stark song arrangements and bold, earthy dance tunes. A review of Down the Green Fields, calls it �a testament, from beginning to end, of the lasting essentials of the Irish tradition.� Artist sties and sounds: www.buamusic.com |
Peter, Paul & Mary Tribute |
1pm Matinee Concert Laura Benward (guitar and vocals) was born in San Francisco and began her musical "career" at age 6 on WNLK in Norwalk, Connecticut where he sang on a Sunday morning program. The family home was always full of music as she was growing up. She would sing a-cappella with her mother and remembers dancing around the living room with her father to the music of Al Jolson, Perry Como, Mitch Miller, Andy Williams and Peggy Lee. William Florian - Guitar, Vocals, formerly of The New Christy Minstrels . An unwanted album he received through the Columbia House Record Club ignited William's interest in the music of Peter, Paul and Mary. In the 1970's, William and his younger sister, Nanette, took their act on the road. During this tour they met the New Christy Minstrels. They were invited to join and William sang lead for the group. Both William and his sister Nanette toured with the group singing those favorite hit songs, This Land Is Your Land, Today, and Green Green. Tim Crosby - Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo, Fiddle, Vocals Tim has a knack for playing pretty much any instrument with strings. His finger picking musical skills add a unique dimension to The Vintage Singers where his baritone voice is enhanced by guitar, banjo, mandolin and fiddle. Artist sties and sounds: http://thevintagesingers.com |
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neptronix wrote:Guys;
neptronix wrote:Guys;
Luke says it's a suboptimal situation, but why the hell not. 1500w constant on each motor is good for 30-40mph.
16lb on the front wheel is good ballast.
Brentis wrote:Can I call dibs when your done with the 20" Pie?
Maybe a partial trade for my Hx3540?
Best of luck to ya up the hill.
Then Zombiess 2nd, if he shows.
Setup summary:
The hub is filled to just below the axle with 400ml ATF.
The temperature sensor is fitted in the windings at the top, not in the oil pool.
The hall sensors are sitting at the bottom, in the oil pool.
The hub is a 7 turn MXUS running at 66v, 4.5kw peak power.
Ambient temperature during testing was 8 to 10 deg C
My regular 9 mile round trip takes in some sections of 20% gradient. I rode the same route at the same speeds (stopping mid point) with identical motors, exept that only one of them was oil cooled.
This route, when ridden briskly, burns about half of my 15AH battery capacity.
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Max measured winding temp No oil ----> 140 C, with oil ------> 55C
Finish point winding temp .... No oil ----> 106 C, with oil ------> 38C
zombiess wrote:Neptronix, if I make the event which I am planning to do right now ill gladly lend you a motor setup in a wheel or a whole bike if I have a spare. Even if you ride a dual pie setup it would be cool to ride together so we can frock pikes peak at the same time. But we shouldn't let our motors touch. I'm starting to sound like phillistine lol.
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Housing Partnership Director to Retire
Susan Zellman has led Morris County organization for 20 years.
Susan Zellman, founding executive director of the Housing Partnership for Morris County, has announced she will be retiring in March.
Zellman, who has also been a Sussex County freeholder for the past 12 years, including serving as freeholder director for the past two, has led the organization for the past 20 years in continuing its mission to provide affordable housing opportunities to residents throughout the county.
The Housing Partnership helps low-income families obtain home ownership and provides education programs and advice, as well as down payment assistance, foreclosure intervention and mortgage assistance, for people in need. Although the Partnership serves mostly Morris County, assistance is also available to residents in Sussex, Warren and other counties throughout the state. The Partnership is supported by United Way and a member of the NeighborWorks America Charter.
Zellman is the recipient of numerous awards and honors, including from the League of Women Voters, Morris County Hispanic American Chamber of Commerce, Morris 2000, Mental Health Consumers of NJ and more. She is an active volunteer as well, serving on the Sussex County Planning Board and as chairwoman of the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority, in addition to serving as a freeholder.
"Since its formation in 1992, Susan has led the Housing Partnership to tremendous growth and it has garnered recognition nationally and in New Jersey. Her dynamic personality, her skills, her passion for the work of the Partnership, her work ethic, and her broad range of relationships in the housing community and the political world have made the Housing Partnership one of the premier such agencies in the United States," Bob Michaels, chair of the Housing Partnership, said in a press release.
The Housing Partnership will be looking for a successor to Zellman. Interested candidates can email Michaels at firstname.lastname@example.com
clyde donovan
10:59 am on Monday, December 31, 2012
Please do not apply for this job unless you are a political hack.
Sick of the trolls
9:13 am on Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Holy cow! "clyde," we've found a job for you. You're perfectly qualified to be a political hack, you even constantly spout useless and inane garbage! Congrats, "clyde." I can't wait to make snide and derogatory comments about your performance!
clyde donovan
11:36 am on Wednesday, January 2, 2013
I'm not making a negative comment about Ms. Zellman. I'm commenting about the political climate in Morris County today, but I guess the "sick troll" is not bright enough to see that.
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3:59 pm on Wednesday, January 2, 2013
No, "clyde," I get what you're saying. You obviously miss my point, so I'll write it out in Crayola for you: you're no better than a political hack, and therefore completely qualified for this job! So you should apply, I'm sure they would be happy to have your energy and go get 'em attitude, as well as your expert knowledge of how everything should be done. I know we here at the various Patches are better and more well rounded for your brilliant commentary.
That is sarcasm (sarcasm, -n: mocking, contemptuous, or ironic language intended to convey scorn or insult), by the way, in case you can't pick up on it "clyde." I know it doesn't always come across in Internet posts, but I figured since I'm usually calling you a grumpy old man who hates everyone and just wishes all these kids would get off his lawn and the damn lib'rels would stop taxing him and is convinced the government is conspiring to rip everyone off at least in his own mind, I thought it might be obvious. But with you, I guess I just have to explain everything, don't I?
As for the snide and derogatory remarks, since that seems to be all you have to say about ANY public official, not just Mrs. Zellman, I'm sure you wouldn't mind it if others had the same types of things to say about you if you were in such a position, would you?
Tanya Van Order
1:41 pm on Monday, December 31, 2012
Susan has been instrumental in making the dream of homeownership a reality for hundreds of moderate-income families in Morris county and beyond. She has my admiration and respect. We will miss her!
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April 29, 2013 2:21 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsHostess Brands LLC said Monday that it will open bakeries in Indiana and Illinois, following announcements last week that it will reopen bakeries in Georgia and Kansas in its effort to bring back some of its snack brands. The predecessor to Hostess Brands filed for bankruptcy protection in 2012 after years of turmoil and later decided to go out of business after a nationwide strike crippled its operations.
Collapsed Building Owner May Face 7 Years In Jail
April 29, 2013 2:20 pm | by Chris Blake, Farid Hossain, Associated Press | News | CommentsA Bangladesh court on Monday gave police 15 days to interrogate the owner of a building that collapsed last week, killing at least 382 people, as rescuers used heavy machinery to cut through the destroyed structure after giving up hopes of finding any more survivors.
Anhydrous Ammonia, Ammonium Nitrate At AR Plant
April 29, 2013 2:16 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsOf the 180 facilities in Arkansas that are listed as storing fertilizer, just one has both anhydrous ammonia and ammonium nitrate, according to the Arkansas Department of Agriculture. The two compounds were stored at a Texas fertilizer plant where a deadly explosion occurred April 17.
Honda Recalls Nearly 46,000 Fit Sports
April 29, 2013 2:15 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsHonda is recalling nearly 46,000 Fit Sport small cars in the U.S. and Canada to fix a problem with the electronic stability control system. The recall affects cars from the 2012 and 2013 model years. Honda says the stability control system can let the car tilt too far before it applies the brakes to prevent a crash.
Wooden Solar Cells Shine Light On Cleaner Power
April 29, 2013 2:11 pm | by Reuters | Videos | CommentsResearchers at Georgia Tech University have developed an organic solar cell made of wood. The biodegradable, transparent films are designed to replace the layers of glass or plastic found in conventional solar cells, heralding the possible development of solar panels that are 100 percent recyclable. Reuters' Ben Gruber reports.
Hurdles To Talks High After N. Korea Threats
April 29, 2013 10:19 am | by Eric Talmadge, Associated Press | News | CommentsAfter weeks of fiery rhetoric, military posturing and threats that it's willing to strike back hard if provoked, North Korea appears to be taking a bit of a breather. The U.S.-South Korea war games it despises are winding down, and feelers are out in diplomatic circles that it might be best to open up some avenue for dialogue.
Boeing: New Battery System Ensures 787 Safety
April 29, 2013 10:15 am | by Yuriko Nagano, Associated Press | News | CommentsBoeing Co.'s chief engineer for the 787 Dreamliner said Saturday that changes to the lithium-ion battery system are fully sufficient to ensure the aircraft's safety, although the company has been unable to find the cause of the original battery failures earlier this year that led to groundings of the plane worldwide since mid-January.
Chrysler Profit Falls 65 Percent On Lower Shipments
April 29, 2013 10:13 am | by Tom Krisher, AP Auto Writer | News | CommentsChrysler's first-quarter profit tumbled 65 percent as shipments of cars and trucks fell while it prepared to launch several key new vehicles. The Auburn Hills, Michigan, company said Monday that it earned $166 million in the January-March quarter, compared with $473 million a year ago. Revenue fell 6 percent to $15.4 billion.


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I recently moved in with my daughter and she is remodeling her basement for me. It will have a bedroom suite, living area, bathroom and hallway. All the windows have been boarded up since she had cement and stone walkways installed a few years ago. I have an antique french provincial bedroom set which is a muted antique gold, living room furniture is a muted brown and eggplant plaid. The carpeting has yet to be decided and we are using oriental rugs at present. What color should I paint the walls? I was thinking a muted ivory or gold. I want to use the same color throughout except for the bathroom which has white sink, tub and toilet. The floor tiles are a light muted gray. I will have an off white and black toille shower curtain. Any ideas. Thanks | |||
Ivory paint and lots and lots of lighting. I can't stress enough the importance of lighting. Lamps, up lights, under cabinet lights all will help. Mirrors and/or mirror finishes will reflect light. Keep as many of your background items as you can, as light as possible. The colors you already have will provide plenty of contrast to lighter walls and floors. | ||||
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Code does require a window in the bedroom that is big enough for you to exit from. It is not legal or safe to sleep in a room that has no egress. | ||||
Assuming you will have emergency exits, I second the recommendation to go light for the walls (tho Ivory isn't your only option) and increase your artifical lighting. A pale gold will warm the space and simulate sunshine. Going pale in the gold family is key tho. Optionally, a cream might be a candidate as it will have yellow undertones and remain neutral as well. View chips or a test board in the space for a few days to see what works w/ your furnishings and lighting. | ||||
Cavin nailed it. I agree. | ||||
I have an exit door to the garage from the living area with steps up to the garage. I thought of the light gold color because I had it in my home and know how well it looked with the furniture. Any other tips for this space would be appreciated. We are having the electrical done soon and have designated a lot of recessed lighting and outlets for my lamps. | ||||
I thought Cavin's overall advice was excellent. If you wish, you could put up samples of several gradations of ivory or pale gold paint colors to see which you like best, ONCE the lighting is installed. Keep us posted! | ||||
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No doubt in my mind that the most important feature of converting a basement into a comfortable living space is LIGHTING and controlling humidity. I was just in a $842,000 condo with a fabulous basement living space but there were obvious signs of mildew/mold on furniture in the unfinished storage area. | ||||
In general, code requires 2 exits from a bedroom, including at least 1 to the exterior. So, it's usually accomplished for a basement br by having both a door and egress window. The garage door doesn't help you, if you can't reach it. It's also important to verify all the required dimensions plus other relevant codes. Best of luck - P.S. Besides the extremely important safety considerations and building requirements/resale, I would be concerned with the insurance implications, too. It's all JMHO. | ||||
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Fathers stand for education:...Students take fathers to school for day of bonding
Category: Metro Written by Ashley N. Johnson
When it comes to school and the parents' role in their child's education, many say where are all the Black men? But on May 21, the Pittsburgh Public Schools demonstrated that fathers have a role and are stepping up at the district's 12th Annual "Take A Father to School Day."
Schools within the Pittsburgh Public School System invited students to bring their fathers or any male role model in their life to school for a day of activities.
PRECIOUS MOMENTS—From left: Troy and Natala Gonzalez share a bonding moment as he lends a hand with a classroom assignment.
"It was unbelievable. We are extremely proud and happy (at the participation). We are still getting the numbers in, but this event proves that if people want men to get involved, they just have to ask," said Mark Brentley Sr., event founder and Pittsburgh Public School board member. "This day shows students that someone is interested in them and their education."
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Carroll still in charge at ELCC... Says deal with Miles not signed
Category: Metro Written by Christian Morrow - Courier Staff Writer
Founder and board chair Ora Lee Carroll said she is not giving up control of the East Liberty Concerned Citizens Corporation to developer Emmett Miles.
"The memorandum of understanding was never signed," she said. "The letter (referenced in last week's Courier) is not an agreement."
The May 3 letter, congratulating Miles for being selected by Carroll and the ELCCC board as the nonprofit's director of housing and retail development, indicated a memorandum of understanding was to have been signed May 15. Carroll said that never happened.
She said she felt hurt.
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Black Voices for Peace focus on Haiti
Category: Metro Written by Rebecca Nuttall - Courier Staff Writer
While best known for their weekly protests against the wars in the Middle East, the Black Voices for Peace are setting their sights on a new issue.
In honor of African Liberation Day and Malcolm X Day, the group hosted a forum to discuss the nation of Haiti. Leading the forum May 22 was Leon Pamphile, Ph.D., a Haitian native and executive director of the Functional Literacy Ministry of Haiti.
AFRICAN LIBERATION DAY—Fred Logan, left, and Leon Pamphile open the Black Voices for Peace forum.
"This is just the first step. We need to put Haiti on our agenda," said Fred Logan, a member of Black Voices. "In terms of the policy, we need a movement that will force the Obama administration to take a progressive approach to Haiti. I hope we can increase the importance of Haiti to the world at large. "
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Black male leadership program expanded
Category: Metro Written by Rebecca Nuttall - Courier Staff Writer
For the past three years, young African-American men from the greater Pittsburgh area have come together in a college setting to focus on leadership development. This year the Black Male Leadership Development Institute has expanded to allow for more youths and more development.
TOMORROW'S LEADERS—High school students from the greater Pittsburgh area participate in a college-prep workshop during last year's program.
"The biggest thing is, last year after five days you were done, but this year it's year round. The learning will continue, the networking will continue," said Florence Rouzier, director of education, Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh. "We want them to feel a part of strong valued community, that's a community of strong men and nurturing adults. There are going to be so many opportunities for these young men to model these good behaviors."
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Clairton youth advocate honored at banquet
Category: Metro Written by Genea Webb
So when she was told that she was being honored for her selflessness with a banquet at the Ascension Hall, Bradford didn't think she deserved it.
"I don't like all the hoopla. I just do what I do," said Bradford. "Everyone always complains about the kids, but when it boils down to it, there's not a lot for them to do and there are not a lot of volunteers to help people when you need to do something. They are always too busy and there are only a handful of people trying to do something.
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