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What we know is that on Friday afternoon Shawn and teammates Eric, Xinwen & Christina won the 'Master Chef' style challenge which earnt them a place on a hot air balloon ride over.This meant an extremely early start for Shawn who had been busy over the weekend checking out the surrealism exhibition at the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) in Brisbane - Shawn was also lucky enough to see his family while he was there - the finalists then hopped on a Virgin Australia flight to Cairns in Tropical North Queensland. Once there the finalists hopped on the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway used to tour the treetops at Kuranda then on to another mode of transport - the WWII vintage army duck amphibious vessel. Very exciting indeed. Hopefully Shawn will be able to fill in more detail soon. Stay tuned!
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DEARBORN / May 13, 2010---The University of Michigan-Dearborns College of Business has been recognized as one of the 2011 Best Business Schools by U.S. News and World Report. In a separate ranking the colleges part-time M.B.A. program is acknowledged as offering candidates flexibility in earning an advanced degree.
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I'm fairly certain that Momentum is the coolest shop on the planet. My husband and I dropped a lot of money here, but also got a lot of neat things as gifts and for ourselves. Keep in mind that everything in the store is fair trade certified, which means it's all ethically sourced and something you can definitely feel good about purchasing (unlike a lot of other goods). They have beautiful bracelets and other jewelry (I got a few of the Tagua bracelets for myself & family members), home decor items, bags, paper goods, and much more.Carrie O.
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At Momentum you will discover a world of meaningful things specifically chosen to satisfy your personal style and social conscience. Whether you are searching for home furnishings or handbags, bath products or baby gifts, Momentum offers a unique array of fairly traded products. Every item Momentum carries is crafted by the human hand, tells a story and provides employment opportunities for artisan groups around the world.
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Momentum's space was built using green materials wherever possible- including a 100% Bamboo floor, recycled insulation made from old cotton clothing, ultra-low flow water fixtures, a dual flush toilet, reclaimed lumber for finish design work and our cash register was built from locally salvaged Ash trees. We also salvaged our granite countertops and sink from Resource Yard.
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Momentum uses recycled paper for all our professionally printed materials. We reuse and recycle all packaging materials that we receive from suppliers. We also welcome community members to stop by and use our recycled packaging materials for their shipping/moving needs, free of charge. When doing our own shipping, we reuse the same recycled materials that we offer to the community.
Momentum exists as a business to create and inspire social change by providing socially responsible choices for everyday purchases.
At Momentum we envision a world where businesses promote economic, social and environmental justice and where engaged communities support these efforts.
By integrating social and environmentally sound values into our daily practices, we are demonstrating that business can be a vehicle for social change.
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The name, Momentum, represents our collective strength and purchasing power that is manifesting change in the world.
Our logo symbolizes the values that we have invested in Momentum. The hand represents the handmade quality of Momentum's crafts and is symbolic of our hands on commitment to socially responsible business practices. The heart represents the integrity of our Fair Trade principles. Our logo is comprised of multiple hands and hearts to remind us that social change is a collective effort in need of all our hands and hearts.
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October is Fair Trade Month! It's time to celebrate! There are tons of ways you can join the festivities this month. Check out some great giveaways from cool fair trade organizations.
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Myth: Fair trade products are low quality. Fact: fair trade products are lovingly handmade & unique. Read more to see how we debunk this common misconception.
5 Reasons to Eat Fair Trade Chocolate
Here are 5 reason to eat fair trade chocolate, including the lack of child labor, protection of the planet, and of course, it tastes great! Read more.
Fair Trade Myths Part 3
It is a common misconception that fair trade is a form of charity. While it does help artisans working in developing countries break the cycle of poverty, fair trade does not rely on handouts. Read more on the blog!
The Faces of Fair Trade
Twice a year we travel to New York City for the NyNow Gift Show. We rely on these short, but action-packed, trips to keep growing our connections with our fair trade partners. They are the direct connection to all the artisans who make the products we carry and are an important part of making fair trade what it is – they too are the faces of fair trade.
Fair Trade Myths: Part 2
Perhaps the biggest fair trade myth is the misconception that fair trade refers only to coffee and for products, when in reality there are thousands of unique fair trade products ranging from spices, baby bibs, coffins, grapes, vodka, boxers & more. You just have to seek them out!
6 Fun Ways to Fair Trade Your Summer
Summer is a great time to get in the fair trade frame of mind. Whether you make a batch of fair trade sun tea, take a pocket disc to the beach, or keep an eye out for fair trade products as you travel, it's easy to fair trade your summer!
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Here are 10 reasons to shop fair trade you might not have thought of. Fair trade is more than just a marketing ploy used to sell more products. When we buy fair trade products we know they truly have a positive impact.


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BMC will be sending three Americans and two Swiss either to be first choices or alternates to the Worlds competitions. Jeff Louder (US, elite road race), Brent Bookwalter (US, elite road race), Chris Barton (US, U23 road race), Mathias Frank (Swiss, elite road race, TT reserve) and Thomas Frei (Swiss, TT reserve) have all proved themselves this year to be consistent enough to earn a place on their countries' Championship teams.
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Since most of the BMC riders and indeed the entire professional field, began racing as early as January or February this year, the question of fatigue and motivation always plays a large role in who races Worlds and who succeeds. "It can be tough still to be motivated this late in the season, but with something like Worlds to look forward to, it really gives you something to be motivated for!" Jeff Louder explained. This will only be Louder's second appearance with the US National team at Worlds, so he will certainly be keen to make the most of the opportunity. "Only nine guys are chosen out of the entire US field, so it is a great honor to be among them," he said. "The National Team has been working to build a team around a long-term goal of becoming more competitive against the powerhouse National teams like Italy and Spain, so it is pretty special to be a part of that push." Brent Bookwalter will be making his second consecutive appearance at Worlds for the US, and also feels that the team building aspect of the event is what makes the experience particularly important. "I've talked with Noel Dejonckheere and the other directors of the National squad, and they are clear about their goals of building to a higher level with the team," Bookwalter explained. "I don't know yet what role I will play in their efforts, but I will be happy to do whatever I can to help the team succeed."
Long race after a long season
"Since I had a chance to preview the course last year when we were in the region, I am fairly familiar with the climbs," Bookwalter said. "It's a daunting amount of climbing we'll be doing, and I can probably count on one hand the number of races I have done which are longer that 250 kilometers. So it will almost certainly be the hardest race I've done this year tactically, logistically, physically, and mentally." Since American riders have managed to rack up a large number of UCI points throughout the year, the American National team will be among those allowed to send the maximum of nine riders. "Even though several of the guys who were instrumental in gaining the US enough points to send the maximum number of riders will not be racing at Worlds themselves, it's important to me that those of us who will be there show our respect to the efforts of guys like Lance Armstrong, Levi Leipheimer and the others by doing our best to get a top result," Bookwalter said. "It would be really nice to show that we have what it takes to make the most of this opportunity." Chris Barton will be representing the US in the Under-23 category. He has proved in races throughout the year for both the national team and BMC, that he is a strong team player who can snatch opportunities when they arise. "The World's course is really difficult this year. I pre-rode it last year and it is all climbing and technical descending with not much time to catch your breath," Barton explained. "It will be very selective this year in that you will need to ride exclusively in the front and also have the legs to back up positioning skills."
Flying the flag for Switzerland, too
Mathias Frank has been one of BMC's most consistent riders in the one week stage races this year giving good performances at the Dauphiné Libéré, Tour of Romandie, Tour de Wallonie and Tour of Ireland to name just a few. He also took two silver medals at the Swiss National championships, barely missing out on a gold medal in both the time trial and the road race. Being chosen to join the Fabian Cancellara-led Swiss team, Frank feels, "is a direct result of my consistent performances throughout the year." Since Cancellara is one of the top favourites for victory in the road race as well as the time trial, Frank will have a very definitely defined role to help his compatriot win the rainbow jersey. "With Fabian Cancellara and Michael Albasisi we have two riders who have a real chance at winning a medal. I will do my best to help them ride to victory and gain a place on the podium," Frank explained. "I am most interested in being present and active in whatever my tasks are, and to do a good job; that will make the race a success for me."


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (July 11, 2013)—Dhaamer and Marketing Mix will both attempt to make some history in the $100,000 Sunset Handicap Sunday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
A Grade III at 1 ½ miles on turf, the Sunset is the fifth of 11 races on closing day of the final Spring/Summer meet. Post time is 1 p.m. Track gates will open at 9:55 a.m. for simulcasts.
Owned by Edward Brown, Jr. and Jay Manoogian and trained by Mike Mitchell, Dhaamer is the defending Sunset champion, winning by 3 ¼ lengths as the prohibitive 2-5 favorite last July 15.
If the 6-year-old gelded son of Dubai Destination is successful Sunday, he will be the first horse to win the Sunset more than once since it was switched to turf in 1967.
The only horse with multiple victories is Whodunit, who won in 1959 and 1961 when the Sunset was run at 1 5/8 miles on dirt.
Mitchell, who also won the 2004 Sunset with Star Over the Bay, could become the first trainer to go back-to-back in the race since Hall of Famer Richard Mandella won with Sandpit in 1995 and Talloires the following year.
Undefeated in three starts over the Betfair Hollywood Park grass – including a 2 ¼-length win in the Round Table Stakes May 12 – Dhaamer has won six of 17. Out of the Ahonoora mare Arjuzah, the chestnut has earned $258,682.
Owned by Glen Hill Farm and trained by Tom Proctor, Marketing Mix could become only the third female to win the Sunset, joining Typecast (1972) and Petite Ile (1990).
A Canadian-bred daughter of Medaglia d'Oro and the Kris S. mare Instant Thought, Marketing Mix defeated her own sex May 27 in the Gamely Stakes.
The thrilling head decision over Tiz Flirtatious in the initial Grade I of the Spring/Summer meet was the ninth victory in 17 starts for Marketing Mix. She's banked $1,809,518.
Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens has the return call on Marketing Mix as he seeks his third Sunset win. His previous victories came with Grand Flotilla (1994) and Blueprint (2001).
Completing the cast are Hawk's Eyes, Why Not Be Perfect, Extensive and Only the Gold.
Owned by breeder Coudelaria Jessica, Inc. and trained by A.C. Avila, who combined to win the 2011 Sunset with Imponente Purse, Hawk's Eyes will make his United States debut after winning four times on turf in his native Brazil.
A 4-year-old son of Public Purse and the Crimson Tide mare Belle Fleur, Hawk's Eyes has earned $118,048 in 10 starts. Two of his victories came in Group I races in 2012.
The Sunset will be the first start for Hawk's Eyes since he finished fifth in a Group III March 3 at Ciudad Jardim.
Why Not Be Perfect returns to California for the first time since winning an optional claimer at 44-1 last Nov. 10 over the Betfair Hollywood Park turf. The gate-to-wire victory came less than two weeks after the son of Whywhywhy had been claimed for $40,000 by J.C. Racing Stable and trainer Jeff Metz.
Since that shocking win, the 6-year-old, who is out of the Matchlite mare Perfect Time, has earned three more victories in six starts in Arizona and Washington.
In his most recent race, Why Not Be Perfect, who is 8-for-45 with a bankroll of $263,555, was fourth in the $50,000 Budweiser Handicap June 16 at Emerald Downs.
Trained by Vladimir Cerin for owners Holly and David Wilson, Extensive has won three of 11 and earned $173,907. The 5-year-old Purge gelding out of the Theatrical mare Zambia finished fifth in an optional claimer June 22 in his last appearance. He was beaten about two lengths in the race at 1 1/16 miles on turf.
Extensive was claimed by his current connections for $80,000 Aug. 14, 2011 at Del Mar from Glen Hill Farm and Proctor. The chestnut has started only three times since the claim, including a third in the Grade II Del Mar Derby Sept. 4, 2011.
Only the Gold has yet to hit the board in five grass races. He finished last of 11 in a $36,734 allowance June 16 on the Golden Gate Fields turf.
Vann Belvoir trains the 4-year-old gelded son of Medaglia d'Oro and the Pleasant Colony mare Colonial Review for owners Rich and Vicky Dimitri.
Claimed for $12,500 March 30, Only the Gold has one win – May 23 over Cushion Track in a $16,000 restricted claimer – in three subsequent outings. He's won two of 14 in his career and earned $45,620.
From inside out, the field for the 72nd Sunset Handicap: Dhaamer, Julien Leparoux rides, 121 pounds; Marketing Mix, Gary Stevens, 119; Only the Gold, Kayla Stra, 108; Extensive, Martin Garcia, 113; Hawk's Eyes, Victor Espinoza, 117 and Why Not Be Perfect, Anne Sanguinetti, 115.
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- Man gets life without parole for killing mother, putting her in septic tank in Chico
- Man gets life without parole for killing mother, putting her in septic tank in Chico
- May 9:
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- Mar 29:
- Man takes plea bargain in 2011 case of killing mother, putting body in septic tank in Chico
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- 8 p.m. update: Man takes plea bargain in 2011 case of killing mother, putting body in septic tank
- Mar 23:
- Man charged for killing mother, putting body in Chico septic tank in 2011 considers, but declines plea offer
- Mar 22:
- Man charged for killing mother in 2011 considers, but declines plea offer
- Sep 27:
- Man charged with killing mother in 2011 pleads not guilty by reason of insanity
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- Judge rules sufficient evidence to hold man for mother's killing in Chico
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- Hearing postponed for man charged with killing mother
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- June hearing set for man charged with killing mother
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- Man pleads not guilty in case of slain mother
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- Man could use insanity defense in case of mother's death
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- Man to be charged with homicide in death of his mother; officials find body in her backyard septic tank
Anthony David Yee pleaded no contest as charged in Butte County Superior Court for the Dec. 19, 2011, death of Judith Nathan at her White Avenue residence in Chico. Following the incident, Yee reportedly sought a place to dump Nathan's body before putting it in the residence's septic tank.
As part of the plea agreement with prosecutors, Yee will be sentenced on May 9 to life in prison without possibility of parole.
District Attorney Mike Ramsey said the case's resolution will provide closure to Nathan's family and lets them know Yee will be permanently away from them.
He also noted Yee waived any appeal by changing his plea.
"We're pleased that this will end this case on a positive note — that this man will never be released from prison and the public will be protected," Ramsey said.
After the hearing, defense attorney Eric Ortner said he didn't know the specific reason Yee decided to change his plea. A week ago in court, Ortner initially said Yee wanted to change his plea, but the defendant changed his mind the following day.
Yee pleaded no contest to a felony count of willful and deliberate murder. He also admitted the special circumstances that he was lying in wait and committed the crime during a burglary. Yee also admitted he used a deadly weapon in the incident — a hammer.
Yee also admitted he had two prior serious felony convictions and strikes following a 1989 attack on a railroad police officer in San Francisco. A jury convicted him in 1995 of mayhem and assault with a deadly weapon causing great bodily injury.
He also admitted to serving a prior prison sentence after he attempted to break into an occupied hotel room in Avila Beach on Dec. 28, 2009.
Thursday's hearing had originally been set to select a trial date. Had the case proceeded to trial and Yee was convicted of the charge and special circumstances, he could have been sentenced to death or life in prison without parole.
As part of the plea change, the Butte County District Attorney's Office agreed not to pursue the death penalty.
The incident
During an Aug. 28 preliminary examination, Chico police detective Joel Schmid testified Yee reportedly confessed in an interview that he killed his mother.
Yee told Schmid he and Nathan had gotten into an argument outside her house that a neighbor observed on Dec. 18, 2011. They were arguing because Nathan wouldn't let him stay there following his parole from San Quentin State Prison on Dec. 9, 2011.
The defendant went downtown before devising a spur-of-the-moment plan. He returned to the residence and waited for Nathan to return from her job at a drugstore after midnight.
When Nathan returned home, Yee attempted to choke her with a nylon rope. Nathan repeatedly told him to stop but Yee told her to shut up.
Yee ultimately used the hammer to strike her on the head three or four times, leading to her death by blunt force trauma on Dec. 19.
After Nathan died, Yee wrapped her in a comforter and tied it to a wooden ladder. He put the body in a pickup and sought to dump it at Lake Oroville or Paradise Lake before putting it in the septic tank.
According to Schmid, Yee said he knew his actions were wrong, but he was cold, hungry and wanted to be inside. He also wanted access to Nathan's money and credit cards, but was unsuccessful in attempts to use the cards at a bank and gas station.
Mental health issues
Following the preliminary hearing, Yee entered a dual plea of not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. Two mental health professionals evaluated Yee and reported back to the court by February.
Yee had a history of mental health issues dating back to high school and it was an issue during the San Francisco case. According to appeals court records, doctors diagnosed him with paranoia and schizophrenia. Yee required medication at the time, but reports indicate he stopped taking it at various points.
Police asked Yee about his mental health following Nathan's death. He reportedly said he last heard voices in 2005 and had been diagnosed at that time with paranoid schizophrenia.
Yee said he didn't hear voices around the time of Nathan's death.
On Thursday, Ramsey said the doctors' reports in the current case indicated that Yee had a mental condition, but was sane. The report also questioned the diagnoses from the San Francisco case.
As part of the plea change, Yee withdrew his insanity plea.
Ramsey said the defense could have sought a third evaluation. Had the case reached trial, there could have been three trials — first to determine guilt, second regarding the defendant's sanity and third for sentencing.
The prosecution extended its offer to resolve the case after the mental health reports were submitted, Ramsey said.
Yee remains in custody at Butte County Jail without bail.


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Rend Lake Golf Course
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Colonial Golf Course
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Salem Country Club
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Indian Hills Golf Course
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Green Hills Golf Club
This 18-hole, semi-private country club features lush Bermuda fairways and bent grass greens with four sets of tees (the longest over 6,500 yards). Green Hills also offers a large driving range, plus practice and chipping greens, a pro shop, lounge and restaurant.
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Flying M Ranch Golf Course
This public nine-hole, 32 par course also offers a driving range, rental carts and clubs. Miniature golf, camping and fishing are also available for a fee.
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Greenview Golf Club
This public 18-hole, 72 par course offers rental clubs and carts, and a pro on site.
CITY: Centralia
Centralia Recreation Complex
Located in downtown Centralia, this 60,000-sq.-ft. building features an Olympic-size, six-lane competition pool with spectator seating. The main gymnasium has room for two full-size basketball or three volleyball courts with seating for 400.
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Kaskaskia College Sports
Kaskaskia College's Blue Devil Gymnasium has hosted NJCAA tournaments, as well as many youth and all-star events. This full-size college floor can handle a pair of basketball or volleyball courts. On the exterior, the complex features a baseball field with batting cages, two softball diamonds and a full-size soccer field.
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Benton Country Club
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 5, 2011)—Uncle Sam and Clarke Lane, who finished a neck apart in an optional claimer April 3 at Santa Anita, top a field of five in the $70,000 Alydar Stakes Sunday at Hollywood Park.
Returned to the Spring/Summer stakes schedule after a two year absence, the Alydar is the first of a three race series over Cushion Track for 3-year-olds. The race at 1 1/8 miles precedes the $100,000 Affirmed Handicap June 11 and the $150,000 Swaps Stakes July 9.
Owned by Kaleem Shah and trained by Bob Baffert, Uncle Sam has won two of three and earned $72,000. Prior to his narrow decision over Clarke Lane, the Tapit ridgling out of the Pleasant Colony mare On the Town had defeated maidens at first asking Dec. 27, then was fourth of five in the Sham, a Grade III, Jan. 15.
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Last of eight in the same race Uncle Sam and Clarke Lane exit, Red Sharp Humor will be seeking his second lifetime victory. Owned by Halo Farms and trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, the Sharp Humor gelding out of the Crafty Prospector mare Denali Red has started eight times with earnings of $55,800.
Burns, the lone California bred in the field, will be making his second start of the meet for owner-breeders Madeline Auerbach and Alfred Pais and trainer Barry Abrams. The gelded son of Unusual Heat out of the Afternoon Deelites mare was a troubled fifth in the Snow Chief Stakes April 23. Burns has won two of seven. His bankroll is $83,240.
The Alydar is the third of nine races Sunday. Post time is 1 p.m.
From inside out, the field for the Alydar Stakes: Awesome Patriot, Rafael Bejarano rides, 119 pounds; Clarke Lane, Joel Rosario, 117; Burns, Garrett Gomez, 119; Red Sharp Humor, Corey Nakatani, 117 and Uncle Sam, Martin Garcia, 119.
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what the...
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
What the fuck is there to discuss? These are all fairly well known acts that have for the most part already played at Coachella.
10/18-19: Treasure Island Music Festival
10/22: Roman Flugel @ f8
10/25: Moodymann @ PW
11/20: The Drive by Truckers, Sturgill Simpson @ The Fillmore
I feel like Modest Mouse should be on there. That way we can all pop Dramamine AND listen to the song.
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
Being stuck on a boat with people who go to Coachella sounds like a horrible nightmare.
Lineup is weak sauce shit.
white power?!
If suprefan isn't first, he cries.
^ lols
Why also isn't Celine Dion on here??? It would be perfect!
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
If Suprefan can make 3 threads to be first, then can I make one too?
Chvrches 09/19
Banks 10/16
Digitalism 11/08
Pulp will have one of the smallest crowds and they're the top billed act, this is a bust
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The Eeries The Troubadour
Kasabian Oct 8 Wiltern
The Horrors Oct 14 Santa Ana
Wtf if your out there for 3 days they gotta have more acts
4 or 5 days. Fucking read.
Every band will have a full showlength set, I'd imagine. Its much "Hey lets go to Jamaica and there are some bands" as apposed to "There's a shit ton of bands playing and we will stop in Jamaica."
I like this lineup a whole lot more than at first glance.
Pulp were amazing and I'd love to see them again.
Yeasayer were also great.
I'd love to see El-P and Killer Mike.
I missed Black Lips at Coachella, I'd like more from Cloud Nothings
I've heard good things about Warpaint. !!! and Girl Talk can be a lot of fun live.
2014 Collaborative Playlist on Spotify.
A rare collection of talent
Well let's be honest, the ones that were not at Coachella this past year will probably be at Coachella this upcoming year, right? If they hold out Yeasayer for this cruise and not the real thing, I am gonna be one unhappy camper.
Just go to Hedonism is Jamaica and watch/judge "The Best Pum Pum" contest, after "The Best Ass" contest. Then have an orgy, well under $600 and I'm sure someone will play a Pulp album for you if you request it.
I love PULP and all, but this is fucking stupid. I'm so over this festival. My friends and I all agreed next year will probably be our last. It's getting way out of hand.
For the price I don't see many people embarking just for the lineup, like someone said earlier it looks like it's simply a cruise first and then a music festival with probably lots of sex and smuggled drugs that will be the real draw.
10/8 - Little Dragon @ Marquee (Tempe, AZ)
10/11 - Carolina Chocolate Drops @ Rialto Theater (Tucson, AZ)
11/10 - The Black Keys @ US Airways Center (Phoenix, AZ)
4/10/15 - 4/12/15 - Coachella
I'm just curious as to why "Coachella" is even in the name of it
because they're using it as a brand.
November 7-9 - Fun Fun Fun Fest
November 18 - Slayer
November 19 - eyehategod
January 31 - Mayhem/Watain


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