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Non Renewable Energy Source
What is the Definition of Non Renewable Energy?
What is a non renewable energy source? A natural resource that cannot be grown, produced, or utilized at the same time as it is consumed is considered non renewable.
Think of these types of energy sources as finite rather than infinite. What are these energy sources?
Coal, natural gas, oil or petroleum, oil shale, nuclear power, and tar sands are non renewable sources of energy that we utilize to power our factories, schools, businesses, and homes throughout 85% of the world.
Four Non Renewable Sources of Energy
These are the four main sources of non renewable energy in today's world. Our challenge for the future is to transition away from these types of energy in order to create a more renewable and sustainable world that allows the Earth AND our children and grandchildren to flourish.
Non Renewable Energy - Coal
The coal in mines across the world might last another 200 years or so before it is depleted. There are two types of coal used for energy: lignite and bituminous. It must be mined from deep within the earth. Coal is primarily used for generating power because it's inexpensive. In rural areas of the world, coal is used to heat homes and cook food.
Benefits of Coal
Drawbacks of Coal
Non Renewable Energy - Natural Gas
Natural gas, which is primarily methane, is the result of decayed plants and animals trapped within layers of rock under pressure and hot temperatures. Natural gas is a by-product of oil. It's used for heating homes and commercial buildings. It's also used to produce items we use every day such as clothing, paint, paper, glass, antifreeze, and even some medicines.
Benefits of Natural Gas
Drawbacks of Natural Gas
Non Renewable Energy - Oil or Petroleum
Oil is extracted from rock under the earth's surface. It's used to produce fuels such as gasoline for our vehicles, fuel for jets and airplanes, diesel fuel, and oil for heating purposes. Oil is also used to produce other products such as plastic, industrial strength chemicals and the asphalt for our roads.
Benefits of Oil
Drawbacks of Oil
Non Renewable Energy - Nuclear Power
Nuclear power accounts for roughly 1/5th of the power generated in the United States. This non renewable energy source used uranium for fueling the nuclear reaction, which in turn produces power for commercial applications. Uranium is mined from rock and then turned into very small ceramic pellets, roughly the size of the tip of your finger. Several of these uranium pellets are stacked together within fuel rods, which make fuel assemblies. These assemblies are what you would find within the reactor core of a nuclear power plant. The heat inside the reactor generates steam, which produces electricity.
Benefits of Nuclear Power
Drawbacks of Nuclear Power
Oil shale and tar sands are not utilized as energy sources on the same scale as the other fossil fuels, but if and when the oil resources are depleted, these two non renewable sources of energy may be tapped as additional resources.
Non renewable energy sources may be inexpensive compared to renewable energy sources, but they will come to an end eventually because it's not possible to reproduce them in response to the demand. Renewable energy sources on the other hand are readily available and will not run out - they are renewable!
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Nick Foles-Led Philadelphia Eagles Offense in Store for Biggest Challenge Yet via Bleacher Report
If Nick Foles truly is a franchise quarterback and his new-look Philadelphia Eaglestruly are for real, this is the week to prove it.
Good teams don't often lose coming off the bye week, especially at home. In order to avoid that fate, Foles and the Eagles will have to get past one of the only teams in the league that is hotter than they are.
The Eagles have won three straight, Foles is coming off the highest-rated month in NFL history and their frequently maligned defense has held seven consecutive opponents to 21 points or fewer—the longest streak in the league.

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See the Family-Owned Chicago Factory Where Stock Mfg. Co. Is Made
It's old-meets-new in the best of ways.
The cool-but-easy menswear line Stock Mfg. Co. might be a newcomer, but its garment factory in Chicago's West Garfield Park neighborhood has been up-and-running for 45 years. In fact, it was founded by the parents of Areill Ives, a member of the Stock founder fivesome, and even though he runs the show now, his mom and dad never miss a day of work—like, ever. Ready to get inside the space? Stock's Tim Tierney is here to show us around. —jane gauger
"This is Sam and Chong Ives. Chong is the factory mom. She's here everyday working on various tasks. Most importantly, she blind stitches every one of our ties by hand. She also cooks an elaborate Korean lunch for her, Sam, and Areill every day. If there's extra, she shares."
"The name Stock is a tribute to Chicago's Union Stock Yards. For over 100 years, the stock yards were the driving force behind Chicago's innovation and commerce—and to us a symbol for how one industry can fuel a local economy."
"Here is Sam cutting fabric the old-school way. Sam's factory survived the ups and downs of the manufacturing industry over the years by producing military products. When we first started Stock a year and a half ago, our runs were very small. Now we take up a third of the factory's capacity."
"This is David, our sewing manager, pressing the seam on a pant. He and his wife work at the factory, and they are two of our best operators."
"This is me demonstrating how our 100 year old kick press works. It's a machine for applying hardware like rivets, grommets, and snaps. You kick the pedal, which closes the ends of the press on the hardware and attaches it to the fabric."
Photos by Stephanie Bassos.
Get your hands on the rad gingham shirt that came out of this very place!
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Weather Vain: Chicago, Illinois - 44 With a Chance of Rain
+ An Each x Other trench as white as the tablecloths at Pearl Tavern.
+ Ah, these Dieppa Restrepo loafers! The color of some GT Fish & Oyster king crab legs.
+ The perfect, easy-fitting black silk pants c/o Raquel Allegra.
+ A Carven shirt just crisp and business-y enough for the West Loop.
+ What do you know: a two-finger ring, from K/LLER, that's actually a breeze to wear.
+ A Jenni Kayne blazer in Cubs colors—cause it's officially that time of year, guys.
+ Shoulder bags—not great for layers. A backpack like this Jerome Dreyfuss one—a whole lot better.
+ This Orly Genger by Jaclyn Mayer bracelet = just weird enough for the out-there cocktails from Aviary.
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The Fixers: Where to Get Your Stuff Repaired in Austin, Chicago, Portland, and San Francisco
How do you find a cobbler who really gets leather or a tailor who can replace the zipper on a favorite dress like it ain't no thang? Inquire with the designers in town. Well, we went ahead and did the asking for you—so bookmark this business. —erica
Austin – Ace Custom Tailors / 700 S. Lamar Blvd.
"They're old school and precise—and I can peek in Kick Pleat next door to see what's new." —Katie Kime
Chicago – The Alterationist / 804 N. Bishop St.
"The owner Mary is incredibly talented and sweet. She specializes in bridal alterations, but she makes anything fit perfectly." —Laura Lombardi
Chicago – De Louice / 1755 W. North Ave. #102
"My husband has had great service from De Louice in Wicker Park for custom shirts. He had a simple classic white button down made to his measurements that will last and last." —Sarah Fox of Cursive Design
Portland - John Blasioli / email@example.com
"One of my favorite friends and designers in town, John is unmatched in his eye for tailoring and construction." —Caesy Oney of Draught Dry Goods
San Francisco – Lora Dukler Couture / 3112 California St.
"In addition to doing exquisite custom work, Lora is one of the best in Northern California for altering wedding gowns and elaborate dresses of any kind. She's expensive but more than worth it." —Ryan DeBonville
Austin – Austin Shoe Hospital / multiple locations
"They are surgeons for shoes. Those designer shoes that are so old they're becoming vintage but you have to hold on to? They make it possible." —Katie Kime
Austin – Golden Slipper Modern Boot Repair / 1903 S. 1st St.
"I trust my vintage cowboy boots to Golden Slipper. They can repair handbags and luggage, too." —Natalie Davis of Canoe
Chicago – Beehive Shoe Works / 35 N. Wells St.
"Winter in Chicago is very, very rough on shoes. Beehive has been able to take even my most beat-up pairs and make them look brand-new. Quick turnaround time is a major plus." —Laura Lombardi
Oakland – Rockridge Keys Cut & Shoes Repair / 5100 Broadway
"I took my cork Dieppa Restrepos here. He took the time to carefully stain the new soles to perfectly match my shoes and added a complimentary repair to the toe of the shoes. There is also an amazing selection of neon custom keys to choose from." —Kindah Khalidy
Portland – Hollywood Shoe Repair / 4504 NE Sandy Blvd.
"They're great problem-solvers." —Caesy Oney of Draught Dry Goods
San Francisco – Anthony Shoe Services / 340 Kearny St.
"These guys will bring back your favorite Prada shoes from the dead, and they repair handbags, too!" —Ryan DeBonville
Portland – Plaza Cleaners / 803 NW 21st Ave.; 909 NW Everett
"Green dry-cleaning—I actually worked there part-time in college!" —Caesy Oney of Draught Dry Goods
Austin – Bead It / 2058 S. Lamar Blvd.
"For all of my costume-jewelry repair, I use Bead It. I take all of my mega-pieces here." —Katie Kime
Portland - Simon Golub & Sons / 2820 SE 8th Ave. #2
"This is one of my favorite places in town, and I work with them often—super-sweet people who do great work." —Caesy Oney of Draught Dry Goods
San Francisco – Balzan Jewelry Repair / 210 Post St. #306
"They do phenomenal work with costume and fine jewelry. It's not inexpensive, but it's completely worth it." —Ryan DeBonville
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Join Sarah Fox on a Tour of Chicago's West Town
Score the best booze, sandwiches, and tomatoes around.
Sarah Fox, the cool creative behind the jewelry line Cursive Design, has lived in Chicago for twelve years—eight of which she's spent living in the same West Town apartment in Noble Square with her high-school sweetheart-turned-husband (yes, adorable). Below, six reasons they aren't moving anytime soon. —alisha prakash
"An emporium of rare beer—my favorite is Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale—wine, and liquor. It's unlike your classic liquor store, since there is a bar with comfortable seating attached. It's great to go with a group of friends, order some snacks, and try a couple bottles of a collaboration beer or a sparkling rosé. A bonus is that they can chill any bottle for you in about five minutes with a fancy machine."
(1412 W. Chicago Ave.)
Swim Cafe
"Swim opened up a couple months after we moved into our place. It has been really neat to watch it grow and evolve into a thriving coffee shop/cafe. The owner, Karen, is so sweet. I really love their tomato, leek, and goat cheese strata."
(1357 W. Chicago Ave.)
Green Grocer
"Cassie, the owner, buys from all the local farms in the area. The past couple of weeks I've been blowing all of my money on tomatoes. I'm drinking milk again (and enjoying it) thanks to Castle Rock Creamery. Since they opened, I'm positive that my calcium and bone density have improved."
(1402 W. Grand Ave.)
"There is something to be said for consistency and quality. It's so comforting to know I can get the same perfect Margherita pizza again and again. The owners always greet you like family. The best deal is Tuesday night for half off all bottles of wine."
(1321 W. Grand Ave.)
Bari Foods
"A classic Italian deli and a great lunch spot to pick up sandwiches. I go in, place my order, and wander the aisles for dinner ingredients."
(1120 W. Grand Ave.)
Kinzie Street Bridge
"One of my favorite neighborhood walks is to head east, down Hubbard. You quickly go from a quiet neighborhood to industrial warehouses to downtown in about twenty minutes. The highlights are getting close to Blommer Chocolate Factory—where chocolate smells fill the air!—and walking over the Chicago River on the Kinzie Street Bridge—one of my favorite views of the city."
Just wait until you see how good Sarah's newest edition looks around your neck!
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Winifred Grace
At eight years old, when most of us were hawking lemonade in our front yards, Winifred Grace Gundeck was selling her hand-painted barrettes, decorated with balloons or whales, at a chic children's boutique in her hometown of Miami. "I just went in there one day with my mom and said, 'I made these. Would you want to buy them for your store?'" Winifred recalls. "I even remember getting my first check. It was for like $9 or $13, and I never cashed it. I still have it."
Winifred's juvenile design empire soon expanded to silk hair combs and rhinestone-studded shirtdresses, made out of her dad's old oxfords. Years later and all grown up, feeling unfulfilled at her job designing logos and book covers in Chicago, she walked into her favorite local boutique wearing a necklace she had made out of an old charm of her grandma's, and the owner inquired and got Winifred thinking about her jewelry-making future.
About a year later, in 2003, her line was born. Since that day, Winifred's business has evolved from pieces embellished with all kinds of beads and leather to minimalist bronze cuffs and necklaces based on geometric shapes and constellations. Part of that shift comes from her having her first baby, Alexander: "I was really looking for a way to streamline my business and simplify things," she explains. "I can sleep in these pieces!" —raquel laneri
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Do Re Mi Jewels
You know how they say if you love what you do, you never work a day in your life? Julia Bergen's all over that. The Chicago-based designer behind Do Re Mi Jewels focused on printmaking while getting her BFA at UC Santa Cruz, but she soon realized how much she loved textiles, embroidery, and, most of all, cross-stitch. Her first kitschy, Subversive-esque designs got a crazy-good response from the Oakland street-fair crowds, motivating Julia to start taking the method more seriously once she moved to the Midwest.
Looking to continue down the cross-stitch path in a way that was more artistically fulfilling, Julia, who crams every nook and cranny of her life with some sort of creative outlet—including spending every weekend studying improvisational music at The Second City's Conservatory like it ain't no thing—set her sights on the jewelry. She creates teeny-tiny embroidered patterns that she hangs on necklaces in mini frames as delicate, super-feminine pendants. "I felt like it was a new direction for me and something that I wasn't seeing out there," she explains. "I'm just so excited about what I'm doing because it incorporates my love of design and my love of color—and my love of the art of cross-stitching. I just feel like it's all coming together." Might we add that we completely agree? —carlye wisel
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To Recap: Guides to 5 Great American Cities—Including Where to Stay
If you're still looking for a summer vacation, we got you: Book yourself a roundtrip ticket to one of these cities, and let our designers (residents or former-residents, all of them) show you the way. Oh, and: We have some thoughts on where you should crash at night, too, so all you're left to do is a Kayak search. YOU'RE WELCOME. —erica
1) Sara Dudzinsky's Belly-Busting Trip Around Portland, Oregon
Clyde Commons for eating.
Where to Stay: We love us some Ace Hotel, but we're really sweating the idea of heading 90 minutes outside of the city and renting this prefab on the water in Oceanside.
2) Laura Lombardi's Chicago Hit List
Eskell for shopping.
Where to Stay: It's all about Longman & Eagle. The Logan Square restaurant is one of the buzziest in the city, and, if you rent one of the six upstairs rooms, you can pass out right after stuffing yourself (isn't that the dream?).
3) Rachel Albright's Grand Tour of Richmond, Virginia
VMFA for arting.
Where to Stay: The Jefferson Hotel has been killing it since 1895.
4) Susan Domelsmith's Austin Agenda
Barton Springs for swimming.
Where to Stay: The so-cool, just-throwback enough Hotel San Jose and its sister spot Hotel Saint Cecilia are both so rad that it's hard to choose, but the bar at the former serves what might be the best michelada in town—FTW.
5) Elizabeth Knight's 10-Stop Savannah Itinerary
Tybee Island for laying low.
Where to Stay: The Johnny Mercer room at the Dresser Palmer House has its own private second-floor balcony. Yup, it doesn't get much better than that.
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Laura Lombardi's Seven Most Trusted Chicago Spots
This transplant knows the coolest stuff happening in her locale.
Although Laura Lombardi hails from New York, she traded in the apple for some wind in 2008—a move motivated by a desire to continue art school in Chicago, but that instead led to the creation of her eponymous line of vintage-fueled metal jewelry in 2009. These days, Laura makes all of her designs by hand from her west-of-downtown studio—which is right across the hall from fellow Of a Kind alum Sarah Fox of Cursive Design. Here, the jeweler shows off her favorite digs in her adopted hometown. —jiayi ying
The view of downtown Chicago from Laura's studio.
Architectural Artifacts
"Architectural Artifacts is a great place to look around and get lost. It is in this big warehouse and is filled with salvaged pieces—giant industrial tables from forever ago and church doors, for example. The man who owns it travels all over the world to source them. He just got back from Argentina with these incredible pots that were made from wood and strips of horse hair." (architecturalartifacts.com)
A feathery game on display at the Field Museum.
The Field Museum
"I really like the Chicago Field Museum—it's kind of like the Museum of Natural History in New York. They have artifacts from throughout the ages, and I love to go there for inspiration. I took this picture there a while ago—it's of a Native American game." (fieldmuseum.org)
Mmm…Milk & Honey granola.
Milk & Honey
"Milk & Honey is one of my favorite places in my neighborhood. They have really good housemade granola that they're locally famous for—it's sold at all the grocery stores here. It was one of the first places I ate at when I got to Chicago, and it's always one of those places I keep on going back to." (milkandhoneycafe.com)
Laura's setup at Dose in October 2011.
Dose Market
"Dose started in Chicago this year. It's a monthly market that combines food and fashion. A lot of local restaurants, designers, and boutiques participate—I try to make it down there every month. It's held at the River East Art Center, which sits right on the river—it's this gorgeous place with high ceilings and a beautiful view." (dosemarket.com)
The Find
"The Find opened this year on Grand Avenue, which is right by my studio. That street is known for having a lot of furniture and interior design stores, and I think The Find has the most beautiful collection—they have these hand-embroidered flags and interesting cowhide pieces. They really curate the selection." (thefind-antiques.com)
A peek inside Eskell.
"This boutique in my neighborhood carries a bunch of really great lines like In God We Trust and Erin Considine, as well as their own designs. It's my go-to when I need something cute to wear." (eskell.com)
Merz Apothecary
"Merz is this different-from-the-norm apothecary—it's sort of a one-stop shop for things that aren't easy to come by here. They have beet candles, fun gift bags, and a lot of European products. I have this awesome gold toothbrush from there. You know those Minx nails in that super-bright gold? It's like that!" (merzapothecary.com)
Come back tomorrow to land Laura's latest Windy City creation. And sign up for our newsletter to make sure you don't miss it.
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Going Local: Laura Lombardi Talks Up Her Chicago 'Hood
Last week, we were all about where designers are clocking time on the internet. Now, we're delving into where they go for inspiration IRL—when they can take a break from email-answering and sample-making and all that business. Thankfully, jewelry extraordinaire Laura Lombardi doesn't have to look very far to get her fix—see below.
Some snaps shot around Laura's studio (that look shockingly in line with her jewelry).
"My favorite place to find inspiration in Chicago is the neighborhood surrounding my studio—the Near West Side/West Loop. I always have my eye out for interesting details on buildings and in the street. It's primarily a post-industrial area, and there is not a lot of foot traffic. It's interesting to see the way random pieces of refuse come together to form small vignettes—I take a lot of pictures." —laura
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Get Inside the Hound Chicago Studio
It's safe to call the space one of the line's inspirations.
It's always exciting to discover that a line is, er, aligned with the space where it's made, and Jennifer Beeman produces Hound in an apartment-slash-studio in Chicago's West Loop that's just as sunny and comfortable as her clothes themselves. Before you dive into Jennifer's tour, prepare yourself for a little life envy. —catherine kast
Now's your chance to scoop up the latest creation to come out of Hound HQ! It's a chambray-on-chambray tank you'll wear all year round.
"I have an inspiration board where I hang my ideas while I'm working. As I'm thinking of new silhouettes, I tack them up there so I can look at them next to the fabrics I'm working with. It's where I keep everything I'm working with so I can just look at it and digest it and mull it all over." [Ed: The fabrics and drawing on the far left may or may not be the makings on her Of a Kind edition. Get it here!]
"I have a huge tea addiction. I pretty much have a pot going constantly. Right now I'm addicted to Davids Tea—that's what the green tin is in the background."
"My parents made that orange bulletin board for me! They did a craft project together. They're not artists by trade. But my mom is really into sewing, and my dad is just a handy fellow."
"My cat, Roamy, and pug, Sister, are on me like glue all day long! Roamy sits on my desk because it's right in front of the window—hunting pigeons and meow-ing. When I'm sewing, my pug will go under my machine table and try to lay on my presser foot. So she's not super helpful, but I love her."
"My mom's garden is going crazy now, and she's always sending me home with flowers, like these peonies. It's hard to find places to put them because the cat knocks them over."


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wowophoto: Malibu, Los Angeles. June, 2014.
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Once When I Was a bartender in Florida, I worked at at a rock club and there were concerts every week. If you grew up in South Florida you were stoked for just about any show because being at the tip of a state at the end of the country did not make a major tour hot spot. One time, Blondie came through. Of course, I was super excited, not just because Debbie Harry is a female icon but because Autoamerican was one of the first records I became obsessed with as a child. I'm talking 4 or 5, because we still lived in California. So rather than associating Blondie with the new wave New York scene that it came out of, I think of my childhood on Venice Beach, singing Rapture and The Tide is High. I think that is why I really love this image. They are clearly in California and look as if they were just woken up for an impromptu photo-shoot. And correct me if I am wrong, but I think Debbie is wearing those Barbie shoes we used to play dress up in.
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On this day in LIFE magazine — October 19, 1962: The Call of California
Fitting for my life.
@BedStuTweets digs deeps into my internal BKLYN vs LA battle
I had a chance to share my favorite shoe styles and some styling memories with Bed Stu.
Layering colorful necklaces is a great way to up the ante on a simple white tee. I discovered Adesso Jewelry out of Santa Barbara when I was at the Bollare preview. To view and shop the full collection click right here.
Birthday Reflections: My 1st home
This is the 1st place I ever lived at 53 Paloma on Venice Beach. I took these photos about 8 years ago on a trip out to LA.
A few of the biggest memories of my life from age 0-5 in Venice Beach:
Experiencing an earthquake in a room where my mom had a lot of her plants hanging with crystals hanging from them so when the room shook rainbows were flying everywhere so I thought it was the most beautiful and amazing thing and begged for them to do it again.
The hippie guy on the boardwalk I called the 'jingle bell man' because he always gave me bells to tie to my shoes or hair. He was on roller skates always. Some people may remember his cameo in the Perry Farrell film The Gift.
Learning to ride a big wheel up and down the boardwalk. Leaving the apartment at dawn one morning by myself on my big wheel which scared the hell out of my parents and they found me asleep on the beach under the jungle gym bars. Some people may remember this jungle gym's cameo in the opening sequence of Three's Company when Jack Tripper falls off his bicycle.
Wearing a long hippie dress and tripping and falling down the stairs. The first time in a life time of clumsily falling down.
Wearing a purple velvet jacket every day. The first time in a life time of loving a velvet jacket.
Sitting on my dad's shoulders watching the Beach Boys play in concert. Yep, my very first concert. Twenty years later in NYC I would find myself sharing a taxi with David Bowie and discussing this very same concert.
Singing and dancing with my parents to Blondie's first record. Being obsessed with The Beatles Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club record AND fold out record cover. Pretending that my Alice in Wonderland figurines were living with all those people on the cover.
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Nepean vs Clearview
This match up is not as one sided as it might appear. Clearview is a big game team, and they have come up big against good teams before. Should be a good game I am calling for Nepean to win a close one.
Thunderbay vs Etobicoke
A pickem game. Kessler could be the difference here.
Etobicoke by a goal.
Sarnia vs London
These teams know each other well. I look for Sarnia to advance by 2 goals.
Belleville vs Niagara
A rematch of the Silver stick semi final. Look for a very determined Belleville team to advance.
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It's been a week of tour announcements hasn't it! Ben Harper is about to embark on his summer/fall tour that starts in June. There's a European run there in the middle of it, but he comes back stateside in August. A few dates are already sold out. You know the drill.
Oh yeah, and did I mention Ben released a new, free song this week on iTunes? It's for his latest single "Don't Give Up On Me Now." Party on!
6/4 - Ozark, AR - Wakarusa Festival
6/5 - Kansas City, MO - Crossroads
6/6 - Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre SOLD OUT
6/7 - Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre SOLD OUT
6/12 - Fès, Morocco - Festival de Fès
6/30 - Chicago, IL - Vic Theatre SOLD OUT
7/1 - Chicago, IL - Vic Theatre SOLD OUT
7/2 - Sioux City, OA - Saturday in the Park
7/3 - Milwaukee, WI - Summerfest
7/5 - Toronto, ON - The Sound Academy
7/6 - Ottawa, ON - Bluesfest
7/8 - Quebec City, QC - Quebec City International Summer Festival
7/16 - Aix les Bains, France - Festival Musilac
7/18 - Lucca, Italy - Piazza Napoleone
7/19 - Rome, Italy - Fiesta Ippodromo delle Capannelle
7/20 - Milan, Italy - Arena Civica
7/22 - Nimes, France - Festival de Nimes
7/23 - Carcassonne, France - Festival de Carcassonne
7/25 - Saint-Malo-Du-Bois, France - Festival de Poupet
7/28 - Lucerne, Switzerland - Swiss Blues Festival
7/29 - Tarvisio, Italy - Piazza Unita
7/30 - Verona, Italy - Castello Scaligero Di Villafranca
8/1 - Monte Carlo, Monaco - Sporting Summer Festival
8/3 - Corsica, France - La Citadelle
8/5 - Avenches, Switzerland - Rock Oz Arènes
8/6 - Colmar, France - Festival Foire aux Vins d'Alsace
8/7 - Dranouter, Belgium - Dranouter Festival
8/25 - San Francisco, CA - The Warfield
8/26 - Bend, OR - Les Schwab Amphitheatre
8/27 - Seattle, WA - Marymoor Amphitheatre
8/28 - Vancouver, BC - Malkin Bowl
9/2 - Stateline, NV - Harvey's Lake Tahoe
9/3 - Las Vegas, NV - Pool at Cosmopolitan
9/4 - Del Mar, CA - Del Mar Racetrack (concert following the races)
9/10 - Dana Point, CA - Doheny Days Music Festival
9/27 - Montreal, QC - Metropolis
9/29 - Philadelphia, PA - Electric Factory
9/30 - Boston, MA - House of Blues
10/1 - New York, NY - Terminal 5
10/4 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
10/5 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
The Aquabats! have been itching for a new full-length since their 2005 release Charge!! and we finally have some details on the upcoming CD.
The new album is titled Hi-Five Soup. It will feature 12 tracks (listed below) and will hit shelves and the net on January 18th with Fearless Records. The first track "The Shark Fighter!" can also be heard in it's entirety on the band's Facebook page.
1. The Shark Fighter!
3. The Legend Is True!
4. Radio Down! (Featuring Biz Markie)
5. Poppin' A Wheelie!
6. Hey Homies!
7. In My Dreams!
8. Just Can't Lose!
9. All My Money!
10. Pink Pants!
11. Food Fight On The Moon!
12. Luck Dragon Lady!
There will also be a few lucky cities who get to see The Aquabats! early next year for a mini ska-tastic tour with Reel Big Fish, Suburban Legends, & Koo Koo Kanga Roo:
January 14 - Dallas, TX @ House Of Blues
January 15 - Houston, TX @ Verizon Wireless Theater
January 17 - Tallahassee, FL @ Floyd's Music Store
January 18 - Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade
January 19 - Ybor City, FL @ The Ritz
January 20 - Ft. Lauderdale, FL @ The Revolution
January 21 - Jacksonville, FL @ Freebird Cafe
January 22 - Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Live
The Damned Things (you know- the crazy mash up Every Time I Die, Anthrax and Fall Out Boy) have announced their new album Ironiclast will be available on December 14th. Word on the street says it's amazing and after seeing the band's second performance ever, there's no debating that claim over here.
There are a few of the new tracks on the band's MySpace, but the latest song "Little Darling" can be heard over at AbsolutePunk. Keith comments on the song:
"Little Darling" may have been the most instinctually oriented song on the record as far as the lyric writing was concerned. I remember when Joe and Rob and I sat down to go over possible melodies, the first line was the "example" we gave as to the vocal cadence of the verse. I remember saying "ok, so something that SOUNDS like 'little darling'" and went to the drawing board. After nothing really felt right, I realized that those two words were perfect from the beginning. It set the tone for the entire rest of the song which is essentially just a letter of apology for being so absent from certain peoples lives.
A second song "Friday Night (Going Down In Flames)" can be downloaded for free via Facebook and for another taste, check out the song "We've Got A Situation Here" below (which is available for download on iTunes):
Just for kicks, see how the guys look live! These photos are from The Borderline in London back in June:
Daytrotter, a website that features music sessions from a massive variety of artists, recently had Tumbledown in their studio. The website has a different band session available everyday- which leaves 28 free songs a week for all of us to enjoy for free. On behalf of everyone who likes good music, thanks for bringing TB in!
Tumbledown's session features new, live recordings of "Butcher of San Antone," "Let's Drink," "State Line" and "Son of a Gun." To download the set, you must register for the site (all of which is free). If you don't feel like downloading the tracks, you can simply stream them.
And don't forget to pick up TD's latest release Empty Bottle with these awesome packages- like an MP3 download, autographed poster and a t-shirt for $15.
As you may know from my previous posts, Bad Religion is celebrating their 30th year as a band in 2010. Crazy, right? And because we love them so much, and vice versa (we hope), we are bringing you an exclusive, free download!
The track is a live version of Suffer from the band's 1988 album. We will have it available for you to download for a limited time from Vans.com/BadReligion. Just so you know, this is the only place to get this track!
If you aren't happy with one song, then I have even better news for you. Starting May 18th you can download the FULL live album…also for free! You must sign up at BadReligion.com to get the download when it's available.
Finding out about this literally just blew my mind….
You should know Stephen Egerton as the guitarist from both ALL and The Descendents. But do you know about The Seven Degrees of Stephen Egerton?
That's the name of his new solo album. It features a crazy amount vocalists, too. Just check out this track list:
1. Flip (feat. John Speck of The Fags)
2. Fire's On (feat. Jon Snodgrass of Drag The River)
3. Abundance Of Fluff (feat. John Moreland)
4. South For The Winter *
5. Funny Face (feat. Chad Price of ALL/Drag The River)
6. Never Again (feat. Bill McShane of Ultimate Fakebook)
7. On The Avenue (feat. Jesse Cole of In Stereo/Le Fang)
8. Our Last Song (feat. Dan Andriano of Alkaline Trio)
9. She's Got Everything (feat. Milo Aukerman of The Descendents)
10. Cut Me Down To Size (feat. Mike Herrera of MXPX)
11. Sunny Disposition (feat. Scott Reynolds of ALL)
12. When They Roam (feat. Joey Cape of Lagwagon/Me First And The Gimme Gimmes)
13. Print On Paper (feat. Chris DeMakes of Less Than Jake)
14. Falling Out (feat. Frank Daly of Big Drill Car
15. Silencer (feat. Mark Vecchiarelli of Shades Apart)
16. Willie Wicked (feat. Abe Brennan of My Name/Wretch Like Me)
Now that's alot of awesome packed into one album! This release will be available on May 11th.
If you are lucky enough, you can also catch out two release shows featuring a few of the guest vocalists:
May 14th- The Conservatory, Oklahoma City
May 15th- The Crystal Pistol, Tulsa
Not know what to expect? Well, you can check out "Our Last Song" here:
Stephen Egerton (feat. Dan Andriano of Alkaline Trio) - Our Last Song by altpress
This remix is fantastic!
P.O.S. has taken Manchester Orchestra's track "Shake It Out" to an entirely new level. The original song is on MO's Mean Everything To Nothing.
Check out what Stef can do to this track:
Manchester Orchestra "Shake It Out" (P.O.S. remix) — Altpress.com exclusive by altpress
You can download the track "Explode," yes for free, from Trash Talk's newest album Eyes and Nines directly from their website. The full album will be released digitally on May 18th and you can find it on shelves starting June 8th. Since I know everyone reading this right now is going to buy this album (if you aren't, I may have to track you down), you might as well get a jump kick and grab this song!
The band's sophomore album will feature guest appearances from Bad Religion's Greg Heston as well as Matt Caughthrah of The Bronx.
To round out the release, the band will be heading out on the road in late April with Alexisonfire, Therefore I Am and La Dispute:
April 21st Cleveland, OH - Peabody's Down Under
April 22nd Detroit, MI - St. Andrew's Hall
April 23rd Buffalo, NY - The Town Ballroom
April 24th Baltimore, MD - Ottobar
April 25th Richmond, VA - Canal Club (Downstairs Lounge)
April 27th West Palm Beach, FL - Ground Control
April 28th Orlando, FL - The Social
April 29th St. Petersburg, FL - State Theatre
April 30th Atlanta, GA - The Masquerade
May 01st Greensboro, NC - Greene Street Club
May 03rd Houston, TX - Warehouse Live
May 04th Dallas, TX - The Door
May 05th Austin, TX - Emo's
May 07th Mesa, AZ - The Nile
May 08th Anaheim, CA - Chain Reaction
May 09th West Hollywood, CA - Troubadour
May 10th San Francisco, CA - Slim's
May 12th Portland, OR - Peter's Room
May 13th Seattle, WA - El Corazon
May 14th Boise, ID - The Venue
May 15th Salt Lake City, UT - In The Venue's Club Sound
May 16th Denver, CO - Marquis Theater
May 18th Minneapolis, MN - Triple Rock
May 19th Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall
May 21st New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom
May 22nd Philadelphia, PA - Theatre of Living Arts
May 23rd Worcester, MA - The Palladium
Brant Bjork, of both Kyuss and Fu Manchu, is releasing a new recorded titled "Gods and Goddesses" on March 30.
But! Thanks to some team work, we have the full album available to stream over at http://vans.com/brantnjork. You can also download a totally free track from the CD!
Vans.com is the only place to pick it up, too so spread the word!
Killswitch Engage has just premiered a new song called "My Obsession" for the upcoming video game God Of War III. To get the track, you can get special code to download the God Of War: Blood and Metal digital EP (gnarly name, right?) if you get the ultimate edition of the game. For those who don't feel like listening to some death metal and killing some stuff in the process, you can pre-order the EP for $1.99.
Listen to "My Obsession" here:
The band is currently on tour with Phil Labonte, singer of All The Remains, filling in on vocals:
March 3 Las Vegas, NV House of Blues
March4 Tucson, AZ Rialto Theatre
March 5 Tempe, AZ Marquee Theatre
March 6 Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern
March 7 San Francisco, CA The Warfield
March 9 Portland, OR Roseland Theatre
March 10 Seattle, WA Showbox Sodo
March 12 Salt Lake City, UT The Great Salt Air
March 13 Denver, CO The Fillmore Auditorium
March 14 Kansas City, MO Midland Theatre by AMC
March 15 St. Louis, MO The Pageant
March 16 Nashville, TN Rocketown
March 18 New York, NY The Fillmore At Irving Plaza
March 19 New York, NY The Fillmore At Irving Plaza
March 20 Clifton Park, NY Northern Lights w/ Dark Tranquility
March 21 Wallingford, CT The Dome At Oakdale
May 19 Norfolk, VA The Norva - (Rescheduled from February 6th)
May 22 Columbus, OH Columbus Crew Stadium
Ninjasonik recently did a remix of Matt & Kim's "Daylight." I think I actually like this version better. I'm also a big fan of one-take videos and this one has a rad ending. Check it out!


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Putting Romo at number two doesn't really feel right, but because of the down year that elite quarterbacks have had, I really had no choice. Romo once again has put together a solid statistical season, throwing for 3,140 yards, 24 touchdowns, and only seven interceptions. He has his team tied for first place in the NFC East, as his Cowboys are currently tied with the Philadelphia Eagles, at 7-5. Romo did enough to beat the Raiders on Thanksgiving Day, but where we really judge him is in December, and only then will we be able to get an accurate assessment on his 2013 season.


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Hello again,
It's been quite a while since I spent some time on EPZ and I have missed you all so hopefully I will be catching up over this weekend.
This is Georgia, the teenage grandchild of some friends of ours, she asked me if I could "make her look like one of my models" and was delighted when I presented her with her two favourites from the shoot, this being one of them. Georgia has never posed in front of a camera before and apart from snaps on mobile phones etc., she has never had what she called a 'proper portrait' that she liked.
We took her best friend along to assist with equipment and reflectors and after about an hour of shooting, Georgia really got into it and started to relax and enjoy the experience.
From my part, it was refreshing to have a couple of giggly teenagers who were willing to take direction, listen and learn and most of all, have fun on this informal shoot.
Version 2 has a 'glamour glow' added for effect.
The light was contrasty but we managed to find some interesting shaded areas with pockets of sunlight and I used a gold reflector to add warmth to the models pale skin and highlight the auburn tones in her hair.
Hope you all have a great weekend and thanks for looking in on me again.
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she looks relaxed and natural in these, and you should be very proud of yourself they look every bit the magazine style captures. She has such lovely eyes and they are captured so well, and a close up of the eyes would also make a lovely image.
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A lovely natural outdoor portrait Fran, she looks very relaxed which is testament to your camera skills
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well done Fran no wonder your new model was pleased with the resulting photo
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A fine pair Fran. Difficult to choose between them,
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Course listing
Pre-professional sequence: 20 credits
BIOS 1500: Molecular and Cellular Biology
BIOS 1510: Organismal Biology
BIOS 2110: Human Anatomy
CHEM 1100/1110: General Chemistry With Lab
HSV 2250: Growth, Development, and Aging
MDSC 2010: Medical Terminology
Professional core: 20 credits
HSV 4810: The Health System and Its Environment or HOL 4700: Relationship-Centered Skills or HOL 5360: Counseling Skills for Health Professionals
HSV 4100: Legal Issues in Health and Human Services
HSV 4850: Major Issues in Health and Human Services
HSV 4780: U.S. Policy in H&HS (Baccalaureate-Level Writing Course)
HSV 4800: Health Sciences Practice Management
PHIL 2010: Introduction to Ethics or PHIL 3340: Biomedical Ethics
SWRK 3650: Social Work Research Methods or SOC 2820: Methods of Data Collection or HSV 4200: Research in Health and Human Services
Any one of the following: three credits
COM 3320: Group Problem Solving
PSY 3440: Organizational Behavior
SOC 2100: Modern Social Problems
Any one of the following: three credits
COM 1700: Interpersonal Communications
COM 4740: Intercultural Communication
COM 4840: Health Communication
SOC 3140: Ethnic Relations
Physician assistant concentration: 26 credits
BIOS 2500: Genetics
BIOS 3120: Microbiology
BIOS 3500: Human Physiology for Majors
CHEM 1120/1130: General Chemistry II
CHEM 3700/3710: Introduction to Organic Chemistry
CHEM 3550/3560: Introductory Biochemistry
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A trip down memory lane: David Hodgkinson
FORMER Journal sports and entertainment editor David Hodgkinson, who deputised for editor Malcolm Ryding, recalls the day the lobby gobblers of Leigh decided to send Wigan's pie eaters to Coventry!
A trip down memory lane: Malcolm Ryding
5:38pm Tuesday 3rd June 2014
Malcolm Ryding looks back on his 21 years in the editor's chair at the Journal:
A trip down memory lane: Colin Lyne
5:37pm Tuesday 3rd June 2014
Journal photographer Colin Lyne is now retired and living with his wife Irene in North Yorkshire. He was a familiar figure at events, covering everything from the Bent and Bongs Beer Bash to the closure of the last Leigh pits in 1992.
A trip down memory lane: Mike Hulme
5:36pm Tuesday 3rd June 2014
Former editor and Leigh RLFC match reporter Mike Hulme recalls his time with the Journal:
A trip down memory lane: Brenda Catherall
5:35pm Tuesday 3rd June 2014
FORMER reporter, now church minister at Chowbent Chapel, Atherton, Brenda Catherall recalls her time at the Journal:
A trip down memory lane: Gordon Sharrock
5:33pm Tuesday 3rd June 2014
Gordon Sharrock, deputy head of sport at the Bolton News, started work as a Journal reporter 44 years ago:
A trip down memory lane: Peter Mensforth
5:32pm Tuesday 3rd June 2014
EX-JOURNAL reporter and later Bolton Evening News sports editor Peter Mensforth was the only Journal reporter to have covered the story of a home town Wembley win and remembers the day The Beatles came to town:
Our favourite stories
9:02am Friday 30th May 2014
THREE-year-old Thomas Alcock suffers from cerebral palsy and his mum contacted us when she heard about a pioneering operation in America that could help him walk without help of a frame for the first time – but they needed £50,000 to pay for it.
When Hayley met David
9:01am Friday 30th May 2014
The age of the internet and social media
8:59am Friday 30th May 2014
LAST year proved to be a record-breaking year for the Leigh Journal's website, which saw traffic increase by almost 200 per cent.
A look back in time: 1994
5:32pm Thursday 29th May 2014
LEIGH'S biggest public inquiry was the front page story on the Journal 20 years ago.
A look back in time: 1984
5:31pm Thursday 29th May 2014
RATES and council cuts made headline news on January 26, 1984.
A look back in time: 1977
5:30pm Thursday 29th May 2014
WHEN the Queen stopped off in Leigh during the Silver Jubilee celebrations marking her 25 years as monarch, some of those in the crowd who greeted her were not amused.
A look back in time: 1971/1982
5:26pm Thursday 29th May 2014
CUP king Alex Murphy raises the Rugby League Challenge Cup high on the Leigh Town Hall balcony during victory celebrations following Leigh's resounding Wembley win over Leeds in May 1971.
A look back in time: 1971
5:23pm Thursday 29th May 2014
MORE than 30 years before he was made an honorary Leyther by the then Mayor of Wigan Clr Brian Jarvis, Liverpool's favourite funnyman Ken Dodd was already famous in Leigh.
A look back in time: 1960s
5:22pm Thursday 29th May 2014
FIREMEN, police and a vet were on hand and not afraid to get their hands dirty in this 1960s picture taken at Howe Bridge.
A look back in time: 1954
5:19pm Thursday 29th May 2014
NOVELIST and scriptwriter James Hilton, a Cambridge University graduate who was born in Wilkinson Street in Leigh town centre, died in December, in Long Beach, California.
A look back in time: 1954
5:17pm Thursday 29th May 2014
A YOUNG, smiling Duke of Edinburgh is captured on film by a Journal photographer as he meets somewhat grimier pitmen during his visit to Mosley Common Colliery in April 1952.
A look back in time: 1945
5:15pm Thursday 29th May 2014
A LEIGH soldier could claim to rival the great escapologist Harry Houdini.
A look back in time: 1944
5:13pm Thursday 29th May 2014
A LEIGH soldier could claim to rival the great escapologist Harry Houdini.
A look back in time: 1941
5:11pm Thursday 29th May 2014
THE drone of heavily-laden Luftwaffe bombers circling overhead became a familiar and terrifying sound for Lancashire people during the first part of the Second World War.
A look back in time: 1934
5:10pm Thursday 29th May 2014
Cinemagoers had a wide choice of entertainment with nine cinemas advertising their latest films.
A look back in time: 1914
5:08pm Thursday 29th May 2014
THE First World War of 1914-18, alias 'The Great War' and 'The war to end all wars', took a heavy toll of life from people in Leigh, Tyldesley and Atherton, both at home and away.
A look back in time: 1910
5:06pm Thursday 29th May 2014
DECEMBER 21, 1910 has gone down in history as one of the blackest days in mining history.
A look back in time: 1905
5:05pm Thursday 29th May 2014
ISSUES of the Journal can be found in the most unlikely places.
A look back in time: 1904
5:04pm Thursday 29th May 2014
THE famous Colonel Cody – alias 'Buffalo Bill' – brought his circus to Leigh on October 3, 1904.
A look back in time: 1884
5:04pm Thursday 29th May 2014
IN January 1884, police were called in from other districts at a cost of £30 to provide protection for an 'escaped' nun who was speaking at Tyldesley Top Chapel.
A look back in time: 1874
5:02pm Thursday 29th May 2014
LIKE its contemporary publications the first edition of the Leigh Journal, which hit the streets on Saturday, January 31, 1874, had a sober front page – full of adverts.
A look back in time: 1874
4:58pm Thursday 29th May 2014
SINCE it first appeared on Saturday, January 31, 1874 the Leigh Journal has played an important part in the development of the district.
A look back in time: 1870
4:56pm Thursday 29th May 2014
TILLOTSON'S Fiction Bureau was created in the 1870s when the Leigh Journal's creator, WF Tillotson, wrote letters to authors inviting them to syndicate their stories in newspapers.
Schoolchildren get creative to make birthday cards
4:49pm Thursday 29th May 2014
PAINT, crayons and glitter were at the ready as schoolchildren got involved in the Leigh Journal birthday celebrations.
Birthday wishes: 'We hope you can continue for many years to come'
4:15pm Thursday 29th May 2014
ATHERTON WI would like to congratulate the Leigh Journal on your 140th birthday.
Birthday wishes: Journal 'has been good to me'
4:23pm Thursday 29th May 2014
AT the age of 95 Tommy Sale looks forward to the sound of the Journal dropping through his letterbox.
Birthday wishes: 'Few things in life last 140 years'
4:13pm Thursday 29th May 2014
WIGAN Council Leader Lord Peter Smith looks forward to the arrival of his home town weekly paper.
Birthday wishes: 'Journal has kept the public informed about the things that matter'
4:10pm Thursday 29th May 2014
I AM delighted to add my congratulations to the Leigh Journal on its 140th birthday.
Birthday wishes: Journal 'champions the town'
4:11pm Thursday 29th May 2014
THE Journal is just 'champion' according to Wigan Council chief executive Donna Hall.
Birthday wishes: 'An asset to the people of Leigh'
4:07pm Thursday 29th May 2014
LEIGH MP Andy Burnham praised the Journal for its value and staying power.
Our very own cake to celebrate
4:02pm Thursday 29th May 2014
BAKER Barbara Taylor from Golborne offered to make the Journal a cake to celebrate its 140th birthday.
Birthday wishes: Journal 'a great institution'
4:05pm Thursday 29th May 2014
COMMUNITY champion Trevor Barton described the Journal as 'a great institution'.
Leigh Journal still going strong 140 years on
5:17pm Wednesday 21st May 2014
Get involved in Journal birthday celebrations
6:10am Monday 23rd December 2013
TO celebrate the Leigh Journal's 140th birthday, we want your children to design a birthday card for us.
Your Say Your Leigh
A 15-year obsession with developing this 'white elephant' busway has irretrievably destroyed Leigh and Tyldesley's major wildlife corridor. − DEREK BULLOCK NW English DemocratsWildlife wrecked by busway route


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A patent troll group called Personal Audio is going after podcasting, starting with a lawsuit against Adam Carolla. If Personal Audio wins, we all lose.
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R.I.P.: The World's Ugliest Dog
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