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The best of July, a definite pattern?
Well, it's time to look at the blog traffic statistics for July, and never has there been a clearer pattern.
Of the 10 most-read items, SEVEN were about the Duchess of Cambridge and her six-month visit to every city, town and hamlet in Canada.
Okay, I get the message. My readers want all the news they can get about Canada.
Another TWO of the top 10 were about a gigantic marijuana plantation, so I guess readers are interested in agriculture, as well.
The hot new pet for the rich and famous?
Blog Guy, what's the latest "in" pet for celebrities to have? Are they still carrying those tiny dogs in their purses?
No, small dogs are SO over! These days, the rich and famous go everywhere with their pet lobsters, as you can see here with the Duchess of Cambridge, Sarah Palin, Martha Stewart…
Staying longer with a monger?
Blog Guy, it seemed to me that Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, really had to do some silly stuff on their long trip to Canada.
I mean, cowboy hats, a stagecoach, canoes, stuff like that.
Don't worry about William and Catherine. At least they managed to avoid visiting fishmongers, which is the worst royal duty there is.
Duchess? It has a certain ring to it…
Blog Guy, thanks for all your coverage of the royal visit by Britain's Prince William and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge. I guess it served its purpose, to raise their profile, huh?
Oh grow up. You think this visit was about them? The Brits have the single most famous piece of jewelry on earth, Catherine's 18-carat sapphire and diamond ring, and they want to make sure it keeps circulating.
The stage is comin' with a duchess on it!
Crap, Willy, what now? What is this thing taking us into town?
It's a stagecoach, Duchess! Great, huh? Conestoga wagon, prairie schooner, buckboard…
Shut up. They don't have big limousines in Calgary?
Not so much, I guess.
Sigh. What's on our schedule for day number 840 in Canada?
Uh, let's see. Hey, it looks like we're taking part in some kind of a Village People retrospective…
I can fix this one up real good, Duchess!
Blog Guy, I know you have close ties to Britain's royal family, so maybe you can answer a question. Why are Prince William and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, spending so much time in Canada?
I'm really not supposed to say.
Look, we've been through this before. If you put it in your blog, nobody will even see it.
How much can one duchess take?
Blog Guy, you wrote about Prince William and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, watching a bagpiper a few days ago during their visit to Canada.
From what I've seen, they are being subjected to a lot of that.
Very true, and nobody has studied the effects of prolonged bagpipe exposure on normal people. In this photo above, taken yesterday, it appears Catherine is starting to crack.
William, what year is it here?
Blog Guy, I've been reading your stories about Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and their visit to Canada. With her incredible fashion sense, I'm guessing she must really be dazzling those Canadians.
Well, they don't quite know what to make of her modern outfits, since your typical Canadian still dresses kind of turn-of-the-century.
Cooking with Catherine: The Barefoot Duchess?
Blog Guy, thanks for finally giving us some coverage of William and Catherine's royal tour of Canada. We want more!
Well, Catherine did a cooking workshop at the Institut de tourisme et d'hotellerie du Quebec, in Montreal.
We've got fresh Kate, direct from Canada!
Blog Guy, I have a complaint. Kate Middleton has been in Canada for several days now and you've written nothing about it, even though some of your readers are seriously addicted to her.
Look, I no longer actually cover stories, but I'm a professional, so I can wing it by looking at our photo file. Here you go.


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Never realized he was a lefty until just now. My lack of attention aside, I just don't think he's gonna be able to stick in the nba. That's not me being down on his playing ability; the dude can play. I just think his athleticism and ball handling aren't where they need to be for him to be an effective and consistent scorer in the league.
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When I was at Student Appreciation Day the clap was definitely still being used, by both JT and Cardale. Not sure why they wouldn't be using it during the spring game.
Is Clark no longer considering UNC after re-opening his recruitment?
Perry looks a lot bigger. Kwon with the neck roll is a pretty intimidating sight as well.
Anyone know why Elflein isn't playing?
I actually think the suit is great, it's not quite scarlet, but I still like that shade of red. The macklemore-esque hairdo is, however, not nearly as classy. Not sure if it isn't better than the mullet of old though.
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You can probably guess when I was born based on how recent everyone on this list is. Along with a helpful hint in the username.
This kid is ridiculous. He literally starts to look like a blur on the screen when he presses on the gas, and his acceleration is even better. I was in awe the entire 8 minutes watching those highlights. Here's hoping he chooses the good guys!
Anyone else look at the actual article and notice that they have listed 40 times for each person on the list, yet the order of the list doesn't coincide with the times at all? Granted, reported 40 times can be extremely unreliable regardless of the source, but it just seems odd considering these rankings are then completely arbitrary. Bleacher report is essentially saying, He just looks faster than the other guy.
A few weeks ago I saw Kyle Dodson have much worse luck.
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Kyle: Yo Megan.
Megan: Which one? (rough start he didn't realize ugly friend had the same name)
Kyle: Oh my bad I didn't realize her name was Megan too. So uhhh, you wanna like hang out sometime?
Megan: Hang out like?
Kyle: You know maybe go out or something.
Megan: Oh, yeah, sorry, uhh I kind of have a boyfriend. (said in a way that didn't make me feel very convinced that she actually had a boyfriend)
Good luck next time Kyle! Maybe you should go to Vonn for some pointers.
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ST LOUIS, MO - OCTOBER 27: Mike Napoli #25 of the Texas Rangers rolls his ankle sliding into second base after a throwing error by pitcher Fernando Salas #59 of the St. Louis Cardinals in the fourth inning during Game Six of the MLB World Series at Busch Stadium on October 27, 2011 in St Louis, Missouri. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
Both Nelson Cruz and Mike Napoli are in the lineup for Friday night's Game 7.
Both suffered injuries in Thursday night's Game 6. Cruz strained a left groin muscle and Napoli rolled his ankle on second base in the fourth.
Nap stayed in the game but Cruz came out.
The fact that the two are in the lineup shouldn't really surprise anyone, being that in a Game 7 you empty the tank and throw everything you have at the wall. But, those two, and their bats, being in the Rangers lineup gives fans a little more confidence going into the series-deciding game.
On the Cardinals side, Matt Holliday is out for St. Louis after suffering a sprained right wrist. Holliday was injured when he was picked off by Napoli at third base in the sixth inning of Game 6.
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Luke decides that it's time to cut the strings between him and Kenny.
For Bertram's birthday, Jessie surprises him by inviting his mother to stay.
When NBA player Chris Bosh needs somewhere to stay, Jessie volunteers the penthouse.
Jessie punishes Emma by not letting her go to the school dance.
Everyone gets trapped in the penthouse panic room.
Jessie gets her big break as a stunt double to an Australian actress in a big budget action movie.
The ritualistic murder and dismemberment of two young males sends the team to Rapid City, S.D., to investigate.
Luke decides, with Jessie's guidance, that it's time to cut the strings between him and Kenny.
When Jessie discovers Zuri is a chess prodigy, she encourages her to compete competitively.
Things become tense when Bryn joins the morning announcements and co-anchors with Emma and Luke.
Emma becomes paranoid when Jessie tells her she thinks a new girl is trying to steal her friends.
Jessie's anniversary gift to Tony is writing a song about how much he means to her.
When Zuri is having problems with a teacher, Jessie decides to volunteer in Zuri's classroom.
When Jessie gets her big break, chaos ensues when the movie's director and Shaylee's boyfriend, MCD, asks Jessie out on a date.
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Why It's Good: The tofu is a lean source of soy protein, which experts say you need to prevent heart disease. Brown rice has more cancer-fighting nutrients than white.
The Catch: You don't absorb as much protein from vegetable sources. And the rest of this dish is so boring and tasteless, we can't imagine you would prepare it more than once.Make It Over
- Include lean chicken, beef, or shrimp. "Only about 70 percent of the protein in plant sources gets absorbed and utilized, but you'll retain up to 90 percent of the protein in animal foods," explains Janet R. Hunt, PhD, RD, research leader at the Micronutrient Absorption and Metabolism Unit of the USDA-ARS Grand Forks Human Nutrition Research Center. Chicken is also a better source of many B vitamins and potassium. Tofu is an excellent alternative source of protein, but it shouldn't be your only one.
- Include a variety of veggies, herbs, and spices. Mixing vegetables may boost their antioxidant payoff, according to research from the University of California at Davis. "Every plate should look like the United Nations, showing as many colors as possible," says Grotto. There's another benefit too: "A healthy meal is only as good as it tastes."
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ClickonDetroit: A metro Detroit mother of six said she's hoping that opening a new restaurant will be enough to support her family.
Scrubbing, determination and hope are the first ingredients Suzanne Zoellner has used to get her new cooking business, LuLu White's Chicken And Dumplings, started.
Zoellner said she has not been able to find employment for two years, her home is in foreclosure, bills are mounting and as a single mother with children to support, she had to do something. After getting a few loans from friends, Zoellner said the idea for a restaurant came from what she does best.
"Use the talents you have, which right now, raising six kids, is cooking," she said. "And I'm a great cook."
She also said she's trying to teach her kids a lesson along the way.
"With kids, their lifestyle changes with the economy. Things are not handed to them anymore," she said.
"Well at first, I was questionable as to what we were going to do. And then she came up with this idea," said son Mark Zoellner. "And I was like, 'I think it might work,' as long as we all put all of our 100 percent into it and it can be successful and we'll no longer have to struggle."
Zoellner said she knows the road ahead will be hard, but is thankful she's got one more chance to provide for her family.
"I have to keep working, I have to keep going. I can't just throw in the towel, I'll be homeless," she said. "I have to do something and this is it."
The restaurant in Pontiac, at 143 South Telegraph Road, is set to open Friday.
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Lyn February 24, 2009, 10:12 AM
Wow, I hope she does well.
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Philadelphia fans are tormented. Professional sports is so much a part of every day life in the city that people define many of the elements of their life such as their morals, work ethic and overall personality by the way the Philly teams play. With that said, it could be argued that the fans take things a little too seriously with their teams thus jumping to conclusions a little too quickly.
Looking for an example of the way Philly fans view the glass half empty, one need only to examine the Paul Holmgren turnaround of the Flyers last year. The organization realized mid-season–after firing their Cup-winning coach and moving hero/GM Bob Clarke upstairs–that their perennial winning franchise actually was, for the first time in a long time, lousy. In making this tough realization, the Flyers were able to pay a relatively small price to secure picks and players that built a new identity to the franchise – something the Flyers badly needed with the losses of former captains Keith Primeau and Eric Desjardins.
In came a starting goalie, Marty Biron. Gone was the big-dollar Peter Forsberg for a draft pick, the swift Scotty Upshall, and a prospect defenseman, Ryan Parent, who actually ended up playing a little bit in 2008. Ultimately, the pick from the Forsberg trade went back to Nashville and landed a the best available, puck-moving defenseman on the free agent market in Kimmo Timonen along with gritty goal scorer, Scott Hartnell – both before they made it to the open market.
The team was going to be much better, especially with the emergence of the physical giant, Braydon Coburn, who they acquired from the Thrashers, who traded their best defensive youngster (a player already at the NHL level) for an aging Alexi Zhitnik. We won't bring up Zhitnik's numbers from this season. We'll only suggest that when Coburn re-signs with Philly, he might make a million dollars per year for every point Zhitnik scored for Atlanta this year.
But the unsung hero in Philadelphia as they have made the playoffs and are successfully battling Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals is, without question, Daniel Briere. Much has been made about the emergence of Mike Richards as a scorer and a future leader but it is Briere who is the Flyers' offensive catalyst. But for some reason, he doesn't get the respect he deserves.
Former Buffalo goalie Biron should get an assist for wooing Briere to Philly when other teams might have been willing to pay more or offer a potentially better playing situation. In Philly, the idea of playing with Simon Gagne had to be considered tempting but the new-school (read: smaller in stature with speed, skills and good hands) center lost his 50 goal scoring winger to concussions for nearly all of this season thus Briere's numbers suffered. Most specifically, his plus minus fell from one of the best in the league to one of the worst.
Of the 72 points Briere scored this season, more than half were on the power play, meaning he did better when surrounded with more skilled players and when he wasn't being asked to muscle people out of the offensive zone. Because of this, the rush-to-judgment Philadelphia media got on Briere's case and wrongfully influenced fans to think they have something other than a star on their team. Flyers GM Paul Holmgren, understanding the Gagne problem, went out and got Vaclav Prospal to replace Gagne at the trade deadline. And the results have been unquestionably positive.
As of the first round, the Flyers are manhandling the Washington Capitals and Daniel Briere is clearly the most skilled, most significant player on the ice for either team. That includes two players named Richards and Ovechkin who both got big, 12 year deals this year. Its time, Philly fans realize that they have something truly special on their hands with Briere. Somebody who might just show Sidney Crosby who's boss, and send the Flyers deeper into the playoffs than any of the hockey pundits ever predicted. Stranger things have happened in the NHL playoffs and Briere is just good enough to make that happen.


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I am glad that the ISD held this, I was there and it was pretty emotional. Although, most of the students were laughing and not taking it seriously. This is real in our town. I hope that parents took the opportunity to talk to their children about the seriousness of something like this. Drunk driving, texting, being distracted while driving period can kill them, their friends, or another community member. Thank you to the police officers, ems, fire department for making this as real as possible. I just hope it hit home for the students, those that it was suppose to impact.
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NEWBERG — A Newberg man was arrested Wednesday on charges that allege he attacked his former roommate while the victim was sleeping.
Cory Blaze Sabins, 24, of 217 Old Highway 99W, was charged with one count each of second-degree assault, recklessly endangering another person and strangulation. He was lodged in the Yamhill County Jail on $160,000 bail.
Second-degree assault is a Class B felony and potentially falls under Measure 11 mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines.
Capt. Jeff Kosmicki of the Newberg-Dundee police gave this account:
The unidentified male victim, who listed his address as 905 S. College St., reported he was placed in a choke hold by Sabins. The victim was bleeding from head wounds when officers arrived at the residence. He refused treatment.
Sabins turned himself in at the Newberg-Dundee Police Department and was taken into custody.
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South Korea, Iran and Uzbeks are still in contention to qualify for 2014 World Cup
In Asian football action,
Iran thrashed Lebanon 4-0 to move 1 step closer to qualifying for next year's World Cup finals.
This morning in Tehran, 2 goals from captain Javad Nekonam helped the Iranians move into 2nd place in Group A.
They're now 1 point behind leaders, South Korea.
Last night in Seoul, the Koreans beat 3rd-placed Uzbekistan 1-0, courtesy of an own goal by the visitors.
With the loss, Uzbekistan are 3 points off the lead.
And next week at home, Korea will host Iran while the Uzbeks will face Qatar in Tashkent in the final group matches.
The top 2 teams will qualify automatically for next year's campaign in Brazil, while the 3rd-ranked team will have to endure 2 playoff matches to reach the World Cup.
In local football action,
Geylang International are through to the quarterfinals of the League Cup.
And that's after beating Hougang United 2-1 at the Bedok Stadium last night.
The Geylang Eagles have 4 points from 2 matches and advance into the quarters as Group C leaders.
And 2nd placed Albirex Niigata are also through after 2 straight draws.
Home United beat Woodlands Wellington 2-0 in a Group A clash.
But both teams are already through to the last 8.
Still on local football news,
Singapore's Under-16 squad must beat Germany's Eintract Frankfurt by 2 clear goals tonight, if they're to advance into the semifinals of the Canon Lion City Cup.
Last weekend at the Jalan Besar Stadium, Irfan Fandi scored in the Republic's 2-1 defeat to Arsenal.
And the teenagers from London, then went on to lose to their German opponents 4-3 on Monday.
So a draw result tonight, will not be enough for the Singapore side to advance.
Still on local football,
Tickets for tomorrow night's friendly clash between Singapore's Under-23 squad and their counterparts from the Philippines, are on sale from this afternoon onwards.
Tickets for the match at the Hougang Stadium are available at AXS machines islandwide and the Ticketbooth website.
The Young Lions led by coach V Sundramoothy will go into this match, on the back of last weekend's 1-1 away draw against Indonesia.
Turning to English football news,
Spanish winger Jesus Navas has officially completed his transfer from Sevilla to Manchester City.
The 27-year-old completed a medical in New York yesterday, where he is currently on international duty with Spain.
Navas has signed a 4-year deal with City for around US$23 million dollars.
Over to cricket action,
India defeated the West Indies by 8 wickets at the Oval this morning, to qualify for the ICC Champions Trophy semi-finals.
India raced past the West Indies' total of 233 for 9 in 39.1 overs.
And it was India's 2nd straight win in group B, which guarantees them a place in the semi-finals even before their last league match against Pakistan on Saturday.
The Pakistanis are still winless after 2 matches, while the West Indies and South Africa will clash in Cardiff on Friday, to determine the 2nd semi-finalist from the group.


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An electrocardiogram, or ECG, records the electrical activity of the heart. Sometimes this test is called an EKG.
The test is used to check if the heart rate and rhythm are normal. An ECG also helps doctors determine whether your child has certain heart problems, including, but not limited to:
Also, ECGs are used to check the heart's status before and after heart surgery or a cardiac catheterization procedure.
They also can be used to check the function of a pacemaker and to check the effects of certain heart medicines.
An ECG is a noninvasive test. A number of electrodes (wires) are placed on the arms, legs and chest with stickers. The electrodes pick up tiny electrical signals from the heart and send them to a computer, which prints the information on a piece of paper for a doctor to interpret.
Up to 12 electrodes may be placed for an ECG to allow the doctor to "see" the heart's electrical activity from many different viewpoints at the same time. The resulting tracing looks like a group of wavy lines. Each of the waves on the ECG tells the doctor about the electrical conduction in a different part of the heart and can help to diagnose various heart defects and abnormalities.
An adult's heart rate should be between 50 and 100 beats per minute. A child can have a much faster rate – up to 180 beats per minute in an infant. The heart's rhythm is typically very regular, but in children it will often speed up and slow down rhythmically. The doctor will look for any abnormalities in the heart rhythm that might affect your child.
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Adeti's residency began with an energetic dance class in Dittman Center's Studio 1, with an array of drummers at the front. About 40 students attended, spread throughout the room wearing various types of dance clothes, sweats and street wear.
Wearing a red, green and yellow striped mesh shirt, Adeti warmed the students up with the beginnings of an African dance. "I am so very glad to be here with you again," he began, recounting his previous visits to campus.
The first dance Adeti taught was an old circumcision dance from the country of Guinea. He emphasized the cultural importance of this dance, specifying that it comes from the Sinte people of Guinea and that it is rooted in their traditions. Energetic and rhythmically complex, he taught the students how to listen for the drum rhythms and react when the music signaled a change in the movement.
Adeti also taught a song at the end of the class, a simple song about a parent telling a child not to stay out too late. The students then paired it with the dance, integrating the important African traditions of singing, drumming and dancing.
Later that evening, Adeti continued his residency with a performance of African drumming and dancing, joined by four drummers and two dancers. The performance seemed largely spontaneous; camaraderie and joy was apparent in the interactions between the performers.
The drummers improvised rhythms off one another, while the dancers waited for the beat they wanted before dancing down the stage, improvising different African movements. Swinging the torso, bending it low to the earth and extended arms were all hallmarked as part of the African tradition.
Held in Studio 1 as a performance, the event would have been more satisfactory in a different setting. In the absence of planned choreography, the dancers were often chatting, laughing and enjoying themselves; however, this meant that the audience was often left just sitting and watching the two dancers try to decide what to do next. If the event had been held in a more festive, party-like atmosphere, the audience wouldn't have felt quite so distanced.
Actually, this speaks to the nature of an event like this one. This social dance form is one that invites audience participation. Thankfully, at one point during the show, Adeti and his dancers invited several students on stage to dance. A line of volunteers entered the picture, learning movements from these dancers. This education and sharing of dance seems to be Adeti's primary strength.
While successfully vibrant and rhythmic, the confines of the audience-performer relationship ultimately limited Adeti's performance. It was already low-key, absent of introductions, program notes and the other features of performance venues. The passion and exuberance we saw in the dancers and musician's faces was a beckoning to go and join them, an action I hope is possible the next time Adeti visits campus.


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Last Friday at Bogart's, CityBeat and the Cincinnati Entertainment Awards presented a showcase featuring some of the best new local bands of 2012. (Check out some pics from the event here.) This coming week, four brand-new acts (featuring musicians from other established groups) will be playing their first shows ever. Here's a round-up of the new bands (possible nominees for next year's CEAs?) debuting.
• Joey Cook of Indie Pop greats Pomegranates has a new solo project called Danny and His Fantasy. Cook — who also headed up the side project Firs and has done a few solo shows with friends and bandmates — leaked the great track below via YouTube a couple of weeks ago. The piano-laden track "Too Out of Touch" is a great slice of dancey and wonderfully melodic Pop, highlighted by Cook's soulful falsetto, that wouldn't be out of place on an of Montreal record.
Danny and His Fantasy's debut show is this Friday at Mayday in Northside. Cook will be joined at the free show by Phil Cogley, the Indie Pop maestro from Columbus who performs under the name The Saturday Giant. Cogley's been making waves from our state's capitol, recently earning a slot on Columbus Alive's annual list of "Bands to Watch" for 2013. Locals Speaking Suns also perform.
• Also Friday, Pop Goes the Evil plays its first live show. The new crew debuts at MOTR Pub, playing a free show with Indiana rockers Left Lane Cruiser. Pop Goes the Evil is fronted by singer/guitarist Lucas Frazier, formerly of the popular, kick-ass local Rock outfit The Dukes Are Dead. The new group — rounded out by drummer Jordin Goff (also of The Yugos) and bassist Evan Roberts (organist for heavy local band Grey Host) — has issued a couple of great music videos, showcasing a swaggering, energized Pop/Rock sound that's not chasing any trends, opting instead for a more timeless appeal.
Here's the second single from Pop Goes the Evil, "Golden Apple."
Pop Goes the Evil "Golden Apple" Official Music Video from POP GOES THE EVIL on Vimeo.• Ian Gullett from the great Electro/Indie act Diet Audio is back with a new Electronic project called Photo Electric. Teaming with talented vocalist Cassie Mullen, the duo issued a three-song teaser EP called Boom on Bandcamp for free download. Mullen's crafty, sweeping melodies and seductive vocals combine with Gullett's backdrop of evocative Electronic soundscapes, with intriguing beats, ethereal-to-noisy guitar and an overall ghostly ambiance. Click here to download the EP and check out the duo's first video, for their tune "Tom," below.
The sixth season of TV One's entertaining and informative Unsung series, showcasing artists who did well but didn't quite reach the heights many expected, kicks off tonight at 10 p.m. with an episode about the late, great Soul star Isaac Hayes. Next week, on Jan. 30, the series focuses on a group that was formed at Kentucky State University and ended up calling Cincinnati its home base — Midnight Star.
The R&B/ElectroFunk nine-piece band was a major success in the '80s, giving the music world massive hits like "Slow Jam," "No Parking on the Dance Floor" and "Freak-a-Zoid." But the band eventually splintered — due to "arguments over money and management," according to the Unsung synopsis — with Reggie Calloway and brother Vincent leaving and eventually forming Calloway (which had success with the smash "I Wanna Be Rich" in 1989).
Midnight Star carried on and produced a couple more albums that featured R&B chart hits before taking a break. The "hiatus" ended in 2000 and Midnight Star continues to this day, performing most recently at the Macy's Music Festival last summer. Click here to read up on the band circa 2013.
The Unsung series has a loose definition of "unsung" (as the Isaac Hayes episode suggests), but its profiles of various R&B/Soul, Hip Hop, Funk and Gospel artists are always fairly illuminating. The show has dedicated episodes to a wide range of successful artists, from The Ohio Players and Zapp to Kool Mo Dee and Big Daddy Kane to George Clinton, The Spinners and another Cincinnati-affiliated star, Bootsy Collins.
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The rest of Unsung's season six includes episodes on EPMD, Lou Rawls, Eddie Kendricks, The Whispers, Mint Condition, Johnny Gill and a special two-hour look at the Disco phenomenon.
TV One is channel 217 for local Time Warner Cable subscribers (1217 for the HD channel).
Slanted Indie Pop crew Maps & Atlases formed in 2004 and, in 2010, released its breakthrough LP Perch Patchwork, the Chicago quartet's debut for the esteemed Barsuk label. Since Patchwork, the band has spent tons of time touring, which has included several dates in the Cincinnati area. The band's compelling latest release, Beware and Be Grateful, was issued by Barsuk last spring and is perhaps the finest example of the group's dynamic sound yet. M&A's sound is uniquely layered and structured, full of subtle, unexpected outbursts and song twists, yet still overflowing with magnetic melodies and spine-tingling harmonies.
The band performs tonight at Oakley's 20th Century Theatre with like-minded locals Archer's Paradox, who are readying for the release of their debut album a little later this year. Showtime is 8 p.m. and tickets are $15.
Here's the video for "Remote & Dark Years" from the latest M&A album.
• The end of The Grateful Dead, with Jerry Garcia's 1995 death, didn't do much to squash the band's incredible popularity. To satiate some of that Dead thirst, various members from throughout Garcia's and the Dead's history have brought the legendary band's spirit to that huge fan base on a fairly regular basis. Two Dead-affiliated artists have been sitting in with Chicago-based jammers Terrapin Flyer for the past few years for shows and tours. The band will be joined by Melvin Seals, who played Hammond B3 organ with the Jerry Garcia Band for 15 years, and Mark Karan, who played guitar with the post-Dead band The Other Ones and Bob Weir's Ratdog, when they swing through Stanley's Pub tonight for a 10 p.m. performance. Tickets are $20.
Here's some footage of the collaboration from last March, doing a version of Dylan's "Maggie's Farm," a Dead fave.
• Over a decade ago, Minnesotans Paul Sprangers and Scott and Evan Wells were integral parts of Hockey Night, a wildly eclectic Indietronic outfit that blended the lo fi Rock and snarky humor of Couch Flambeau with a next generation love of Electronica, Hip Hop and mad crazy sampling (remember "Battlestar Scholastica" from their 2002 debut Rad Zapping and "For Guys Eyes Only" from their 2005 swan song Keep Guessin'?). The band's ugly dissolution would have beaten the musical aspirations from lesser men, but Sprangers and the Wellses were made of sterner stuff and, after a brief hiatus, tapped drummer Nicholas Shuminsky to form Free Energy in 2008.
Free Energy, now based in Philadelphia, exploded into the wider consciousness when LCD Soundsystem¹s James Murphy produced the band's debut album Stuck on Nothing in 2010, causing UK music magazine NME to erroneously tout them as Murphy's new band. While patently false, the claim focused an extraordinary amount of attention on Free Energy and Stuck on Nothing; Spin and Rolling Stone cited the album and band among the year's best. With their just-released sophomore album Love Sign, Free Energy (now also featuring guitarist Sheridan Fox) reinforces and expands their new musical direction, a Classic Rock/New Wave Pop hybrid that enthusiastically references everything from The Cars to The Outfield to Cracker with equal amounts of affection and adrenaline. And in familiar '60s Pop/Motown fashion, "Electric Fever," the album's infectious first single — originally leaked 10 months
ago — is the lead track on Love Sign. Free Energy might not be breaking any new ground but they go over the old territory with an ass-kicking intensity.
The band plays at Newport's Southgate House Revival tonight with Sweatheart and Homemade Drugs. Showtime is 9 p.m. and tickets are $8 at the door. (Preview by Brian Baker)
Click here for even more live music options tonight in Greater Cincinnati.
The polls have closed on voting for the 16th annual Cincinnati Entertainment Awards, the ceremony/party for which returns to Covington's Madison Theater on Jan. 27. Indie Pop greats Culture Queer were added to the CEA performance lineup today, joining Bad Veins, Ricky Nye, Gold Shoes, The Dopamines, Jess Lamb and a special collaboration put together by the Cincinnati USA Music Heritage Foundation.
While you can no longer vote online for your favorite local musicians, you can still have a say in one last category. The CEA New Music Showcase takes place Friday at Bogart's and, if you attend, you'll be able to vote for the "New Artist of the Year" CEA. The show will feature sets by New Artist nominees Jeremy Pinnell and the 55's, DAAP Girls, Ohio Knife, The Natives, Public and Heavy Hinges (nominee R. Ring was unable to perform). Audience members will be asked to vote for who they thought did best and those total tallies will be weighted by votes from the CEA nominating committee to determine the ultimate winner.
You can do some pre-show prep and pick up this week's CityBeat to read our special cover story package about this year's "New Artist of the Year" CEA nominees, with profiles on each artist. Click here to read the intro and you can click on the band names below to check out each artists' feature article.
Below are a few audio tracks and videos from each nominee, so you can be even further prepared to vote wisely Friday night.
• Heavy Hinges is one of several New Artist of the Year nominees that contains several familiar faces. The Rock/Soul/Funk/Jazz/Gospel/Roots hybrid the band pimps was crafted after popular band Buckra called it quits following a dozen years of local music service. Buckra's guitarist/singer Dylan Speeg and bassist Andrew Laudeman formed Heavy Hinges in early 2012 with guitarist Jeremy Singer (also currently in Jimmelegs) and drummer Brian Williamson, both also experienced local players. Rounding the band out is relative newcomer, singer/ukulele player Maya Banatwala.
As expected in a field of New Artists, there isn't a ton of recorded material available from most of the groups. Heavy Hinges may have the least amount, but here's a cool promo video for an October show that includes a lo-fi Heavy Hinges recording as its soundtrack.
• Ohio Knife is the Indie Rock duo featuring drummer Joe Suer and singer/guitarist Jason Snell, who first teamed up in the late '90s in the six-piece band Readymaid. After that group split up, Snell launched The Chocolate Horse, a project intended to be more compact, with fewer members in order to keep things more manageable creatively and logistically. The Horse eventually became complicated, as well, so Snell and Suer (along with mostly studio-only keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist Andrew Higley, another former Readymaid and Chocolate Horse member who now works recording sessions in Nashville) stripped down even more and formed Ohio Knife. The size of the project wasn't the only thing that was different for Snell this time around; he and Suer (who's played in Cincy bands like Caterpillar Tracks and others since the Readymaid split) play a hard-charging brand of melodic Rock, partially inspired by the Grunge bands Snell grew up listening to. The EP Ohio Knife is OK! was released by Detroit's Fountain Records right as the duo launched and Ohio Knife's second show ever was on the streets of Austin, Tex., where they were participating in a art/branding project with local company Landor at SXSW (footage from the trip formed the basis for an expansive, artsy window display in the downtown Shillito's building). Ohio Knife is looking to put out a full-length in the new year.
Here's the Ohio Knife video for the song "Going Down."
• Jeremy Pinnell and the 55s bring a Honky Tonk flavor to the CEA's New Artist category this year. Singer/acoustic guitarist Pinnell proved himself to be one of the area's best songwriters in previous projects like The Light Wires and The Brothers and The Sisters, roots-tinged outfits that suited Pinnell's penetratingly melancholic tunes perfectly. For the 55s, Pinnell reteamed with old high school pal Cameron Cochran, who also plays in Pop Empire and previously was in the excellent Folk duo The Sheds, to form a group that performed in the style of raw, vintage Country, like George Jones or Waylon Jennings. Rounded out by drummer Chris Alley and bassist Ben Franks, the 55s were a steady presence in the clubs in 2012, growing a loyal following in a relatively short period of time.
The 55s have no releases out (there are plans for an LP soon, though), but there is some great live footage of the band shot for the one-shot video project, The Emery Sessions (which Cochran helped organize and record). Here is Jeremy Pinnell and the 55s performing "Back Home" at Over-the-Rhine's historic Emery Theatre.
• If The Natives — a gifted local Hip Hop "band," that performs with live instrumentation — would have come out in the early '90s, it would have taken them five years to accumulate the amount of music videos and audio releases they managed to released in 2012. Ah, technology. Even better, The Natives are creative and adventurous, so all of the work released is of extremely high quality. Oh and it's all available online for free. The band released two LPs in 2012 — the mixtape-styled Coup d'etat and the more artist- and song-oriented Native America. The Natives also collaborated on numerous pro videos for tracks from the albums, kicking off 2013 with the below clip for "So Much." The Natives will be working on members' solo projects to start 2013, so catch the group in action Friday, while you still can.
• DAAP Girls played it coy when first hitting the local club circuit, leaving an air of mystery surrounding just who was in the band before they played their first show. Fans would soon discover that DAAP Girls were really dudes! And familiar ones to local music followers. Featuring members of The Lions Rampant and Newport Secret Six, DAAP Girls play a groovy, dance-friendly brand of Indie Rock that manages to sound both contemporary and vintage. The lack of much information about the DAAP Girls online has fed the mystery, but it's also partially because the perfectionist members wanted to take their time releasing recorded material. There's a light on the horizon, though, for those who've been craving a take-home version of DAAP Girls — the band's Tape Songs will be released a little later this year. Below is the public's first taste of the album in a great music video for "Kate."
• The trio Public is the newest of the "New Artist of the Year" nominees. Though not far removed from high school graduation, the band already has a tight, masterful AltRock sound that should take them far. The three high school pals are talented musicians inspired by the likes of Muse, Led Zeppelin and The Killers. Public has released just one EP, Red, but it's a wildly impressive start. The songwriting and performance skills exhibited on Red (on which you can also hear touches of The Strokes and Modest Mouse) give one an indication that Public's just getting started and future work might be scarily good. Just last month, Public debuted the music video for the EP's "Castle in the Sky."
• Though not eligible for your vote Friday because they had to decline the invitation to play the New Music Showcase due to scheduling conflicts, be sure to read up on R. Ring. The duo teams local guitarist/singer/songwriter/engineer Mike Montgomery with Dayton, Ohio music hero Kelley Deal. After meeting during a recording session, R. Ring was formed to help Montgomery get over some stage fright about playing a solo show. Though they didn't do the usual "let's get signed!" hustle and bustle, intending to keep the project casual, their unique style quickly began to gain attention. R. Ring played South By Southwest last year and have a European tour on the schedule for this March, though activity will largely have to be routed around Deal's other big 2013 adventure — a world tour with sister Kim to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their band The Breeders' seminal Last Splash album. There isn't a lot of recorded material available yet, since R. Ring has officially only released one 7-inch single, but you can check out their Daytrotter session here. Below is the A-side of R. Ring's single, "Fallout & Fire," which showcases the twosome's sparse, hypnotic approach.
Friday's New Music Showcase at Bogart's starts at 8 p.m. and tickets are $7.
• Combining some of the idiosyncrasies of modern Indie Folk with uplifting Pop melodies, Chamber music arrangements and an Americana grab-bag of various other influences, the trio Plume Giant makes a glorious noise that is buoyed by the clever, collaborative songwriting, as well as the trio's vocal chops, which add a slanted, colorful layer to the group's sound via frequent and flawless harmonies. The threesome — which formed after meeting each other while attending Yale — makes this glorious noise with fairly spare acoustic instrumentation (Oliver Hill plays guitar guitar and viola, Nolan Green plays guitar and harmonium and Eliza Bagg plays violin, harmonium and various other instruments). But the sound of the group's recent debut full-length, Callithump, is full-bodied and far from minimalistic. On the dynamic 2012 release, the trio explores traditional Appalachian music, swingin' Jazz, Tin Pan Alley pomp and breezy Folk Pop, but all of it is filtered through Plume Giant's distinctive vision, with hints of the avant-garde beneath the inescapable harmonies and lovely aura.
The now Brooklyn-based trio performs a free show tonight in Over-the-Rhine at MOTR Pub with like-minded Cincinnati-based Chamber Folk ensemble The Happy Maladies. Showtime is 9 p.m.
Here is Plume Giant's smile-inducing "We Got It Made" video from their debut LP, followed by The Happy Maladies' "New Again," taken from The Emery Sessions live music video series. The Maladies' song is the title track off their 2012 release, which was nominated for "Album of the Year" at the upcoming Cincinnati Entertainment Awards.
• At the Southgate House Revival in Newport tonight, Indianapolis progressive Bluegrass group Flatland Harmony Experiment performs a free, 10 p.m. show in the venue's "Lounge." Formed just a couple of summers ago, FHE has toured the region regularly, found success on radio outlets and through online Bluegrass/Americana/Folk music channels and are seemingly on their way to becoming an even bigger presence on the national festival circuit (in June, the trio will compete at the 40th Annual Telluride Bluegrass Band Competition). The trio (Scott Nelson on upright bass, Kris Potts on Mandolin and Johnny Plott on banjo) uses the tools of traditional Bluegrass and the members clearly have a firm grasp on the music's rich history (not to mention some delicious chops and textured harmonies that'll send a shiver), but they let the songwriting go wherever their contemporary minds might take it. Fans of groups like Yonder Mountain String Band, Leftover Salmon and The Infamous Stringdusters will love this Experiment.
Last year, the string band released its debut full-length, On Our Way. Here's the album's "Secret in the Seams":
Cincinnati Rock foursome Wussy had its biggest year by far in 2012, as the band traveled extensively for the first time, securing some great opening slots on tours by The Afghan Whigs and The Heartless Bastards. The band also gained a fan base in the U.K., where the label Damnably Records issued an acclaimed compilation culled from the band's previous albums called Buckeye (frontpeople Chuck Cleaver and Lisa Walker traveled to the U.K. to tour and promote the release).
With their press kit more overflowing than ever with international reviews and a variety of key radio appearances, Wussy's members are in a grateful mood. To say, "Hey, thanks," to their fans new and old, the group has issued Berneice Huff and son, Bill sings… Popular Favorites, a free compilation download that includes demos, rarities, b-sides and more.
Berneice Huff and son (named for that irresistible album cover travesty) kicks off with an intro from NPR's Terry Gross, taken from when Fresh Air did a piece on the group in 2009. The rest of the collection is a treasure trove for Wussy completists, with live radio sessions and interviews, a few cover tunes and the initial three-song demo that Cleaver took to Shake It in 2003 looking for a record deal.
Click here to download Berneice Huff and son, Bill sings… Popular Favorites and read more about the material included.
Here's one of the track from the collection, Coltrane Motion's remix of "Maglite," from the remix compilation This Will Not End Well, which featured several local artists' reworkings of Wussy songs (Coltrane Motion is based in Chicago but originated in Cincy).
On Thursday, Feb. 7, local promotional company The Counter Rhythm Group will debut a new "trade show" event that will offer local musicians a chance to check out a wide range of "good and services" available to them in the Greater Cincinnati area.
The first "Locally Insourced: Cincinnati Music Industry Trade Show" will take place at Rohs Street Cafe's large Sanctuary room in Clifton Heights. The event is free and open to musicians of all ages.
The MidPoint Music Festival is a sponsor of the event and will be on-hand to offer early registration for those wishing to be considered for a showcase slot at 2013's MPMF, returning to the venues of Over-the-Rhine and Downtown once again in late September.
Other vendors displaying their services for local musicians will range from video production companies, designers and photographers to promotional companies, poster and t-shirt makers, CincyTicket and many, many others. Locally Insourced looks to be a great chance for artists to explore the many options available to them in their own backyard and help them steer their careers in whatever direction they'd like.
Click here for more on the event.
Tonight at MOTR Pub in Over-the-Rhine, it's an evening of ethereal Indie Pop atmospherics as Columbus quartet Fever Fever joins Oklahoma-bred sibling duo Clemency for a free, 9 p.m. show. Both groups have sounds that are big-sky spacious and slathered with chiming, The Edge-like guitar echoes and passionate vocals. And both groups give it up to God, though they are refreshingly light on any kind of didacticism in their music. (Read more about the groups from this week's CityBeat here.)
Clemency was formed by Yukon, Ok., natives Jason and Paul Watkins, who would relocate to Nashville in 2005 to kick of their careers in earnest. After the 2008 full-length debut, Vapors, the duo released the 2012 EP, My Heart is on the Eastern Horizon, which featured a short film to accompany each track.
Fever Fever released its first album in 2009, followed by a pair of EPs, which helped earn FF some music placement deals (recently, the NFL used the below single for one of its shows). The band is currently putting the finishing touches on a new acoustic EP that's due for release soon. Here is the Fever Fever single "Beautiful Dream" from the band's 2012 EP, Kingdom (download the track for free here).
• At the Blue Wisp Jazz Club downtown tonight, Colorado's Funky Fresh Trio lays down its brand of melody- and groove-driven original modern Jazz Funk. The trio features bassist Patrick McDevitt and drummer Alejandro Castano, plus composer/saxophonist Josh Quinlan, one of the busiest people in the Colorado Jazz scene thanks to his work as a college Jazz professor and his roles at the Dazzle Recordings record label, the Gift of Jazz organization and the Telluride Jazz Celebration Educational Program.
The Funky Fresh Trio members combine their love of early Jazz Fusion, James Brown, Hard Bop, Bob Marley, World music and new-school jazzers like The Bad Plus and Medeski Martin and Wood to come up with a fresh sound that's contemporary, accessible and dynamic, yet honors their musical forefathers and is performed with such grace and effortless flair, you know the members have chops to spare.
The band plays the Blue Wisp at 7:30 p.m. tonight before participating in a music clinic for students of the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music on Friday afternoon. Admission to the Wisp show is $7.
Here's the trio performing in Denver late last year.
For even more live music options in Greater Cincinnati tonight, click here.
Later this month, successful Cincinnati singer/songwriter Kim Taylor will be headed to Park City, Utah, but not as part of any kind of concert tour. Taylor will be attending the annual Sundance Film Festival, one of the world's most prestigious film events, along with the other actors and participants from the new movie, I Used to Be Darker. The film was co-written and directed by Matt Porterfield, whose previous work, Putty Hill, drew scores of rave reviews.
Despite it being her first foray into acting, Taylor has a leading role in the film, playing a musician named Kim whose marriage and relationship are falling apart just as her troubled niece shows up on her doorstep looking for a place to crash. Taylor's husband in the film is played by Ned Oldham, brother of cult music star Will Oldham and also a musician (along with solo work, he's the singer for the bands The Anomoanon and Old Calf).
Taylor knew the film's screenwriter, Amy Belk, from when she attended college in the '90s in her home state of Florida.
"I met Kim Taylor in the '90s when we were both teenagers at Bible college in Florida, shortly before I got kicked out and she flunked out," Belk writes in the press materials for IUTBD. "She is the only person I still know from that strange, balmy with a chance of fire-and-brimstone time. I've followed her music career through the years, and shared her songs with Matt (Porterfield) when we started writing. He fell for them like I knew he would, particularly 'Days Like This' and 'American Child.' Even before Matt met Kim and had her read for the role, her music and grace informed the story we were crafting. In many ways, Kim was Kim from the start."
Taylor performs "Days Like This" (which was covered by Over the Rhine on their The Long Surrender album) and "American Child" (from her album Little Miracle) in the film. She and Oldham will be featured on the movie's soundtrack alongside tracks from several acts based in Baltimore, Porterfield's current hometown, including The Entrance Band, Dope Body and Dustin Wong.
I Used To Be Darker premieres at Sundance on Jan. 19 and screens multiple times throughout the fest. Click here for more on the film. Here's the trailer:
I USED TO BE DARKER // TRAILER from Marc Vives on Vimeo.Taylor released a single version of "American Child" in its remixed-for-the-film version last year. You can purchase it through her website here. Give it a listen below:
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Should You Stay Together for Your Children's Sake?
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The question of whether to stay together for the sake of the children is more difficult for couples who are not in a high-conflict marriage. While there's no abuse or screaming, the marriage is no longer fulfilling and may even be disappointing. What then?
Wallerstein generally advocates parents staying together except in cases where there is abuse, be it physical, verbal, or emotional. That's because she believes divorce "erodes" parenting as parents become preoccupied with rebuilding their own lives, and the children suffer as a result. She argues, "There are many unhappy or a little bit unhappy marriages where the parenting is very satisfying and where both parents are really able to cooperate about the children." Ahrons agrees that children don't need their parents to have a storybook marriage in order to be good parents. Children need stability.
Ahrons advises people considering divorce to ask themselves: What are my expectations for the marriage and what am I experiencing mentally and emotionally? She says, "Are you getting depressed? If you're getting depressed, that's going to have an effect on the marriage and on the kids. What effect is this marriage having on you even though it's not the yelling-screaming marriage? Is it going to cause you to start having affairs, and is that going to create a crisis later in the relationship? How do you feel it's affecting you personally?"
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"The Good Divorce"
Experts emphasize that divorce will not solve anyone's problems if parents continue to fight and create a stressful environment for their children. Parents must find ways to work together to meet the needs of their children and to establish a family structure that includes two separate households.
Ahrons, also the author The Good Divorce: Keeping Your Family Together When Your Marriage Comes Apart, prefers to talk about divorce in the context of a family being "redefined" rather than "broken up" or "destroyed." She says that with divorce, "Your family changes, but you still have a family. And it's the job of the parents to make that work in some way." It's critical that parents maintain their bonds with their children and establish a stable post-divorce environment.
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Legal Issues Associated with Groups Passman, Ch. 22 Halloran, Pages 2-24 Internal Group Agreements What Does That Mean? An agreement between individual group members that addresses how they will manage they?re business and assets But we?re all BFF! group name legal structure (LLC, corp. etc) record deal key members leaving members deficits splits and control (who Is making business decisions) assets and buyouts other group legal issues Internal Group Agreements We?ll Do It Later. We?re Busy! the time to do the contract its now, when everyone gets along. It is easy when everyone is friendly saves the group a lot of money because it prevents lawsuits/ litigation and bad feelings Legal Ethics each individual should have their own attorney lawyer can act as a secretary Group Name Most Valuable Asset the group name, the rights to a group name come from using it not registering it Record companies requires a guarantee that they can use the bands name for promo with no legal issues Researching the name Why? Want to get it right up front not later go online and research territory, research internationally Group Name Registration, Trademarks, Servicemarks register as a trademark or servicemark get a domain name, just doing that doesn?t offer you any protection . Establishes a date, and that you are using the name. no such thing as a 100% protection, need to choose the most important places to have protection all could cost up to 250,000 Watch for infringements Group Name If Someone Leaves the Group? who gets to use and keep the name if it goes to court, the courts are interested in two things, what or who is the essence of the group and is the public being defrauded or deceived by someone using this name Note - Solutions Include (there are many others!): there is no one solution unless you make an agreement in the group. Nobody can use it, the majority can use the name, only the singer/ front person can use it, main songwriter or founder can use the name. Any two people in combo can use the name. Legal Structure Sole Proprietorship Partnership: LLC Corporations Legal Structure Sole Proprietorship DBA (doing business as) factious name permit. One person owns it. Unlimited liability. Partnership each may act on behalf of the partnership, which binds everyone all assets are liable, after the partnership assets are liquidated death dissolves a partnership general partners, all things are treated equal and limited partners, investor who has put money into it only liable for their investment, no decision making, not votes. Legal Structure LLC popular structure for music groups and companies governed by a written agreement same as a partnership as far as taxes go limited liability like a corp. Corporations ownership through shares of stock, it is its own entity, has a TIN (taxpayer insurance number) double taxation, what you make as a group and then getting taxed after it is received individually (dividend). how to get around it, claim it as salaries. no personal liability, piercing the corporate veil buy or sell shares annual min, tax payments The Record Deal Predict the Future! key members record companies rights to leaving members deficits Key Members ?A breach by one member is considered a breach by the entire group.? write what is called a key member clause, so only a breach by key members is a breach by entire group has to be asked for it be added to the contract (key member clause) political mind field, talk sooner rather than later different that a key man clause Company?s Rights to Leaving Members the record company has the rights to leaving members has the rights the remaining members also record label can terminate everyone leaving member deal is not as good as the original deal always spelled out in the original artist deal Deficits When a member leaves the group, what happens to the deficits and royalties? does the group recoup from the soloist royalties, vice versa the company asks for both in their standard form agreement, the record label will agree to pro rata (pro rated, divide up equally) Example: future deficits Money and Control some groups are owned by one or two people and the rest are helping hands new groups cant afford payroll %?s and splits. who gets how much? no hard fast rules control, who makes the decisions, does everyone have an equal say? Hiring and firing Buyouts What is that? What you talk about incase someone leaves or gets fired how are those assets valued? Other Issues Like?
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Tomato-and-Basil Pizza
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 547
- Calories from fat: 21%
- Fat: 12.9g
- Saturated fat: 5.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 13g
- Protein: 21.7g
- Carbohydrate: 84.6g
- Fiber: 4g
- Cholesterol: 29mg
- Iron: 5.8mg
- Sodium: 668mg
- Calcium: 363mg
- All-purpose Pizza Dough
- 2 teaspoons yellow cornmeal
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 (14.5-ounce) can diced tomatoes, undrained
- Cooking spray
- 3/4 cup (3 ounces) shredded Gruyère or Swiss cheese
- 1/4 cup thinly sliced fresh basil
- 1/4 cup (1 ounce) grated fresh Parmesan cheese
- Roll the prepared dough into a 15-inch circle on a floured surface. Place the dough on a 15-inch round pizza pan sprinkled with cornmeal. Cover the dough, and let rise in a warm place 20 minutes or until puffy.
- Preheat oven to 450°.
- Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add garlic; sauté 30 seconds. Add tomatoes; cook 5 minutes or until liquid almost evaporates.
- Lightly coat dough with cooking spray. Spread tomato mixture over dough, leaving a 1-inch border, and top with Gruyère, basil, and Parmesan. Bake at 450° for 15 minutes or until golden.
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YUM YUM YUM!!! My husband LOVED it! I pretty much followed the recipe, with the exception of using boneless skinless chicken breast. My cooking time was a lot longer than stated but still very easy for a weeknight meal.
Feta Chicken and Vegetables
Cristy Posted: 04/16/09
PinkFlamingo Posted: 09/24/10
This is delicious, simple to make and will become one of my weekly meals.
brennaeg Posted: 04/15/10
Excellent! Next time I will double the veggies!
bobbo605 Posted: 08/25/09
This was really good, the kids gobbled it up, and the feta did not over-power the meal at all. The only addition I will make next time will be to add some chopped sun dried tomatoes to the broth and veggies...that will make it perfect!
KatieBrown Posted: 01/26/09
I've made this dish several times now, and will continue to make it regularly. I use half dried marjoram and half dried thyme. This is super quick and easy, and perfect for a weeknight dinner for two. Serve with green salad and rice or potatoes.
HBryant Posted: 08/27/10
I thought it was tasty. Very easy to make. I used a green pepper instead of red and added other vegetables to the mix. Also, I used red wine vinegar b/c it made it more "greek." I melted the cheese in the pan with the vegetables.
Flits21 Posted: 11/04/09
The vegetables were good but, overall, not very impressive. Won't make again. I would recommend putting the chicken back in the pan WITH the vegetables after they've softened and then put the cheese on top. I used low-fat feta and served with farro and a romaine/watercress/greenapple/walnut salad with a balsamic vinagrette.
nola0107 Posted: 01/17/10
This was delicious! I thought I was taking a chance on this one, but my husband and I both loved it! Such great and different flavors. I followed the recipe exactly except added sliced cremini mushrooms to the vegetables. It was delicious reheated for lunch the next day. Served with rice and steamed broccoli.
Katelaine Posted: 01/14/09
This was SO good. I love the melted feta and the flavor of the peppers. I don't even need the chicken---I've made the peppers and feta several times to eat plain, or on a tortilla.
dan1olson Posted: 01/31/09
I followed the recipe and would like to rate it 2.5 stars. It looked rather nice and tasted okay, but it was nothing special.
SimplyAmanda83 Posted: 08/23/09
This recipe was delicious! It was easy to make and the presentation is absolutely beautiful. We made it with a mix of red/yellow/orange bell peppers, which I think made for a prettier plate and tastier dish. Cooking times seemed a bit underestimated, but closer to the mark if you pound the chicken thin first. Definitely adding this to our rotation and would serve for a dinner with friends.
chrisglavin Posted: 01/26/10
This tastes great!!!! Looks beautiful too!
MeMyselfAndPie Posted: 04/23/10
WOW! So delicious for so little effort. This is fantastic and super quick. It's really good served with a little parmesan couscous and a glass of wine. Step-by-step photos on my blog: http://me-myself-and-pie.blogspot.com/2010/02/thyme-feta-chicken-with-peppers-onions.html
foxegurl266 Posted: 08/18/10
Kinda bland. But the peppers were good.
litecooker Posted: 06/20/10
this was a flavorful receipe, thanks to thyme. i added extra chicken broth to soften the bell peppers and added the leftover flour mixture to make a rue. i only had apple cidar vinegar which added a sweet flavor to the vegteables. will definitely make again!
cdabis Posted: 05/29/11
In theory, it appeared to be a delicious meal. In realty, it just wasn't.
Emptage1234 Posted: 08/11/11
I have made this several times through the years and it always impresses!
Humarock Posted: 08/15/11
SO easy, used the Perdue prepacked 5 boneless breasts and substituted the chicken broth with Cream of Chicken Soup and the white wine for White Zinfendel (all I had on hand), added in some zucchini and my boys LOVED it! Definatley will be a fave, next time I'll try it with the broth....;O)
DonnaG755 Posted: 08/11/11
This dish was outstanding! I made this for a week night.. boy were we surprised by how good it was!! It's wonderful and a good dish for company! It's a keeper!! thanks!
achisholm Posted: 11/03/11
This is so easy and so tasty. We will make this again for sure.
BeckaBean Posted: 12/07/11
Made this for dinner for a bunch of friends. I had to triple it, since there were 6 of us. It was easy AND delicious. Everyone asked for the recipe at the end. I had some yellow sweet onions and used those in place of the red onions. Also, because I had to triple it to make enough, I used thyme & marjoram. I also had full chicken breasts, not chicken breast halves, so the cooking time was longer. I would totally make this again, it was really good.
Ginny Austerman Posted: 09/02/12
Made this with 3 chicken breasts, doubled the recipe. It was wonderful. Doubling was good for 3 breasts, but if you are doing more I suggest tripiling would be best for 4-6/ Will definite make again.
fishstitch Posted: 09/03/12
This is a delicious chicken recipe!!! I pounded the chicken breasts and doubled the veggies and broth, but otherwise followed the recipe. My husband wants this again this week. It is simple to make and oh sooooooooo good.
daneanp Posted: 09/10/12
This is a quick and easy way to make a roast chicken dinner without having to roast a whole chicken. It was very doable for a week night although I made it with garlic-mashed potatoes, which was more time consuming. Pairing it with garlic roasted couscous would definitely be good too. My DD even ate the peppers and onions with the feta! 3 foods she is not very fond of. Looks like we are keeping this one in our regular rotation.
LolaLexy Posted: 08/29/12
I haven't made this yet but I'm sure looking forward to making it sounds really yummy when I make it you can be sure I'll let you know just how good it is can't wait.
dinemag Posted: 06/04/12
Quick and easy. This one's a keeper.
Seabrook Posted: 10/30/12
Excellent. I did add sundried tomatoes & mushrooms and served it over orzo. Will definately make again.
AntoniaVanR Posted: 10/03/12
Fabulous! Added some red pepper flakes for a bit of heat, but otherwise followed to a T. Great flavour, will definitely make again.
artkitmike Posted: 01/02/13
Awesome. And if I can make it, anyone can...
athornbu Posted: 07/04/12
Excellent dish, will make again!
bryanhope Posted: 09/08/14
Modified recipe for 3 servings. Wife and son loved it. Served with salad and green beans
rondagipson66 Posted: 11/10/13
This recipe was delicious! I used zucchini and carrots instead of a red bell pepper because I didn't have one and it tasted very good! Very flavorful dish and was easy to make. I would definitely serve it to company!


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It's a usual Friday in San Diego, which means you have many fantastic music choices, but might I take today to indulge a little? Tonight I kick off my first monthly showcase at Eleven, where I have three fantastic bands performing. Fierce Creatures are coming from Fresno. The band has played San Diego several times and have hit the road several times with the Silent Comedy. They're a great band, and if they're not on your radar yet, you'll be hearing a lot from them soon. Michael McGraw and his band are from right here in San Diego, and after releasing their second record last month, they're ready to come out of hiding to play some great tunes for you. Last but not least, Golden Days is a relatively new band already getting a ton of buzz in Orange County, and this will be their first performance in San Diego. Come out to Eleven to hang with me, won't you?
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