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'American Idol' Country Finalists: Where Are They Now? [Pictures]
You may be surprised just how many country singers got their start on American Idol.
You may be surprised just how many country singers got their start on American Idol.
Kellie Pickler seems surprised to be looking ahead to her fifth studio album. "That's weird to say," she says. "Five!" The process has just begun, but that doesn't mean she's not hard at work.
Kellie Pickler loves the troops! The singer is a tireless supporter of military servicemen and women and has been for several years. She has embarked on six previous USO tours and has confirmed participation in a seventh this holiday season.
Kellie Pickler has been named the winner of Season 16 of 'Dancing With the Stars,' besting Disney star Zendaya in the final two. "Grandpa Ken, we got you the trophy buddy," partner Derek Hough shouted, referring to the man who raised Pickler. NFL player Jacoby Jones finished third, with gymnast Aly Raisman finishing fourth.
'Dancing With the Stars' won't officially announce the cast of its new season until Tuesday, Feb. 26 on 'Good Morning America,' but the leaks are already beginning to spring. It might be a country cast this time around, as Kellie Pickler and Wynonna Judd are rumored to be joining this upcoming season, trading their cowgirl boots for dancing shoes.
Like any good southern gal, North Carolina native Kellie Pickler knows how to cook. In fact, the 'Tough' songstress was recently invited to demonstrate a few recipes on ABC's cooking show, 'The Chew.' From the moment she walked on stage carrying a basket of pickles in mason jars (get it? Kellie Pickler makes pickles?), she was a complete hit on the daytime television show.
It was a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment during the 2012 CMT Music Awards on Wednesday (June 6). Who was the Marine seated next to Kellie Pickler? He certainly isn't her husband Kyle — did she bring someone back from her recent USO trip?


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Exercising HW designs using actual software pre-silicon on emulators
I recently posted about using Virtual Prototypes pre-silicon with the recently introduced Sourcery CodeBench Virtual Edition and mentioned that the same native software development approach can be used when RTL is available on emulators. This enables embedded software and hardware designers to exercise a HW design using actual SW, and a full stack which includes firmware, drivers, the operating system and application code.
The video above shows how the same embedded software design used with a Virtual Prototype (my earlier post) can be used against an RTL implementation on an emulator. In the case of running on emulators not only can the HW design be exercised pre-silicon but any issues identified on real hardware post tape-out can be duplicated on Veloce emulation systems in order to more effectively debug the hardware design.
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The Arbo Project is a program sponsored by the Office of Volunteers for Community Service (OVCS) with assistance from the Connecticut College Arboretum.
Students from Connecticut College lead tours for school-aged children in the Arboretum from mid-September to early November and from the last week in March until the first week in May.
Summer tours for children may be arranged by contacting the Arboretum at (860) 439-5060.
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Aqwise Wise Water Technologies
based in Herzliya, ISRAEL
Aqwise - Wise Water Technologies Ltd. is a world leader in the development and implementation of innovative wastewater treatment solutions for the industrial and municipal markets.Aqwise`s family of solutions increases BOD and nutrient removal capacity in wastewater treatment plants, offering enhanced utilization of existing reactors and unique efficiencies in the ...
based in Barcelona, SPAIN
Surcis is a company specialized in respirometry systems and wastewater biological treatment processes. The compact and fast BM multipurpose respirometers are unique in the market. Thanks to their three different working modes and the faculty to run under different conditions of temperature, pH, oxygen and sample volumes, they can cover an unlimited field of applications ...
CREATECH Aqua ApS
based in Egaa, DENMARK
CREATECH Aqua is a leading international supplier of cutting-edge Moving Bed technology and biological carrier elements. Through our own extensive expertise in Moving Bed Technology and the expertise of our business cooperation partners, CREATECH Aqua also provides engineering for industrial and municipal wastewater treatment plants and biological water treatment ...
KEE Process Ltd and KEE Services Ltd
based in Aylesbury, UNITED KINGDOM
KEE Process Ltd are process Engineering conmpany providing solution for municipal and Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Water recycle. KEE offer Activated Sludge Treatment Systems (SBR, MBR, Extended Aeration & Oxidation Ditch), Rotating Biological Contactors (RBC), Submerged Aerated Filter (SAF), Trickling Filters, Settlement Tanks and packaged pumping stations.
Raven Environmental Products, Inc.
based in St. Louis, MONTANA (USA)
Raven serves a wide variety of industries with high quality instruments engineered and manufactured in the USA. EPA and founded Raven in 1983 to manufacture the process control instruments necessary to carry out the control tests created by Al West. Lynn designed the instruments to be durable, simple to use, and affordable. With a manufacturing plant and staff, Lynn ...
Entech Environmental and Industrial Equipment
based in Laguna Niguel, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Entech is a Manufacturers` Representative company dedicated to the Environmental, Industrial and Municipal marketplace. We at Entech will fulfill your technical equipment needs by connecting you and your company to manufacturers with the most advanced and cost effective solutions to your specific applications. We will then help guide your project through the final ...
Ashbrook Simon-Hartley - Part of Alfa Laval
based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Ashbrook Simon-Hartley (AS-H) has been a world leader in the design, manufacture and installation of high quality precision-engineered systems for water and wastewater treatment for over 100 years. Founded in 1904, international wastewater treatment specialist Simon Hartley merged with Ashbrook in 1976 and was renamed Ashbrook Simon-Hartley, with international ...
Bluewater Bio
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Bluewater Bio is an established specialist in the cost effective treatment of water and wastewater, founded in 2007 to develop HYBACS® , a patented 'HYBrid ACtivated Sludge' process, powered by the company's SMART™ units. Bluewater's team of experienced technicians and project managers have a deep understanding of water and wastewater demand, usage and legislation across ...
Biowater Technology
based in Cumberland, RHODE ISLAND (USA)
BioWater Technology is a company focusing on development of sales of innovative technologies and solutions for biological treatment of water and wastewater. Products include but are not limited to: MBBR, IFAS and Package Plants. We have offices in the United States and Norway and partners and representatives around the world. We provide Combined Fixed-Film Activated ...
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Colsen is situated in Hulst (The Netherlands). Our customer base is in the food-processing industry and in the communal & industrial waste water area. Colsen is specialized in the execution of projects in the area of water treatment and energy production via (anaerobic) digestion. The Colsen activities range from problem solving, design and engineering, project ...


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A new study from American Cancer Society researchers finds it's not just how much physical activity you get, but how much time you spend sitting that can affect your risk of death. Researchers say time spent sitting was independently associated with total mortality, regardless of physical activity level. They conclude that public health messages should promote both being physically active and reducing time spent sitting. The study appears early online in the American Journal of Epidemiology.
Increasing obesity levels in the United States are widely predicted to have major public health consequences. A growing epidemic of overweight and obesity has been attributed in part to reduced overall physical activity. And while several studies support a link between sitting time and obesity, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease risk factors (11, 16, 17), and unhealthy dietary patterns in children and adults (18-20), very few studies have examined time spent sitting in relation to total mortality (21-23). Thus, public health guidelines focus largely on increasing physical activity with little or no reference to reducing time spent sitting.
To explore the association between sitting time and mortality, researchers led by Alpa Patel, Ph.D. analyzed survey responses from 123,216 individuals (53,440 men and 69,776 women) who had no history of cancer, heart attack, stroke, or emphysema/other lung disease enrolled in the American Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention II study in 1992. They examined the amount of time spent sitting and physical activity in relation to mortality between 1993 and 2006. They found that more leisure time spent sitting was associated with higher risk of mortality, particularly in women. Women who reported more than six hours per day of sitting were 37 percent more likely to die during the time period studied than those who sat fewer than 3 hours a day. Men who sat more than 6 hours a day were 18 percent more likely to die tha
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Dancing for Nutrition in Tanzania
Advocacy for nutrition
WFP Tanzania, in partnership with the Tanzania Food and Nutrition Centre (TFNC) and MuDA Africa, organised a series of unannounced public dance performances in markets across Dar es Salaam to convey key nutrition messages to the general public.
"I wanted to share this important information with the public"
Dancer Kelvin explained to WFP what this performance meant to him: "In Tanzania, sometimes people don't eat very healthy foods. We get sick and we don't know why. I was happy to join this dance, and help give this important information to the public. The audience seemed to enjoy it a lot and we definitely had fun performing."
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Corporate media lies. Mainstream media is owned by large, multi-national corporations who, by definition, must always be looking out for their bottom line. This directly contradicts their mandate by the FCC to always act "In the public interest." You own the airwaves. The government lets TV and radio stations use these airwaves for a fee, and in return they are supposed to play news and other programming that benefits us. Of course, it doesn't always work this way. With increasing consolidation in the media industry, fewer corporations own more and more of the airwaves. Media companies are no longer working "in the public interest," but as tools for their parent corporations to make money. Currently, 5 companies control most of what you see on TV - AOL/Time Warner; Disney; FOX; Viacom; and General Electric. But that doesn't mean you have to be a slave to the corporate media! You can choose to not purchase cable TV; to not buy that Gannett Newspaper; to not use AOL Internet service. You can let multi-national corporate media companies know you won't let them lie to you by choosing alternative media.
Currently, 5 companies control most of what you see on TV - AOL/Time Warner; Disney; FOX; Viacom; and General Electric. But that doesn't mean you have to be a slave to the corporate media! You can choose to not purchase cable TV; to not buy that Gannett Newspaper; to not use AOL Internet service. You can let multi-national corporate media companies know you won't let them lie to you by choosing alternative media.
A Day of Tears: Report from the "sHell No!" Action in Portland
From the open publishing newswire: A report from Thursday's "sHell No!" actions at Cathedral Park, with analysis.
As has been well-documented, Royal Dutch Shell has plans to drill for oil in the Arctic, despite their knowledge that such extraction will exacerbate Climate Change [...] President Obama has given these plans his blessing, as could be expected of a politician beholden to the extraction industries. In order to commit such an ecocidal act, Shell has to transport many different resources to the area by ship, and activists have attempted to slow the process by blocking, if only temporarily, a couple of these key transports. In Seattle, kayakers delayed the departure of a Shell oil rig in June.
In Portland, the Fennica, a Shell ship carrying a key piece that is required on site before� drilling can legally begin, docked for repairs about ten days ago, giving local activists some time to put together a response. Another kayak blockade was quickly planned, and to the surprise of most locals, Greenpeace pulled a surprise action a little after 3:00 a.m., early on the morning of July 29th. Thirteen people with climbing equipment lowered themselves off the St. John's Bridge, downriver from the Fennica, and positioned themselves in harnesses about a third of the way down, with ropes strung between themselves. This simple, even elegant, set-up made passage of the Fennica impossible without injuring the climbers. They were provisioned with enough food and water to stay there for days.
This bold action quickly caught the attention of the media, as Greenpeace actions are designed to do [...]
The Shortwave Report 7/31/15 Listen Globally!
From the open publishing newswire: A weekly 30 minute review of international news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 3 files- Highest quality broadcast, regular broadcast, and slow-modem streaming. Spanish National Radio, NHK World Radio Japan, Sputnik Radio, Radio Havana Cuba, and Radio Deutsche-Welle.
The latest Shortwave Report (July 31) is up at the website http://www.outfarpress.com/shortwave.shtml in 3 forms [...]
NEW ARTICLE about the Shortwave Report in the Boulder Weekly by Gavin Dahl-
The Portland Radicle is Looking for Contributors
From the open publishing newswire: The Portland Radicle is look for contributors.
The Portland Radicle* is looking for community members who would like to join other clever and talented ass-kickers in our project of collective liberation.
The Radicle is an anarchist print project that kicked off in 2012. We once had a good rhythm for solicitation and publication, as well as a robust editorial collective. At present, we're down to four people, and we've struggled to publish consistently. While the paper is in no danger of being discontinued, we believe that we would be stronger with more participation and more ideas. [...]
*"Radicle" means the embryonic root growth of a plant from a seed. It is from the Latin word "radix," meaning "root" or "origin". Radix is the word that "radical," one who seeks fundamental change, is also derived from.
If you are interested in applying your talents to destroy that which harms us and build a world which sustains us, we would love to have you. We will work with contributors at any level; no previous experience in media is necessary.
To learn more about our project, send an email to: email@example.com.
A Growing Concern: No New Animal Labs
From the open publishing newswire: Recent Public Access program, "A Growing Concern," interviewing a member of the No New Animal Lab Campaign.
No New Animal Lab is a new pressure campaign to stop the University of Washington from building a proposed underground Animal Research and Care Facility, which would expand the number of animals that the UW can torture and kill by thousands. The No New Animal Lab campaign's primary target is Skanska, a multi-billion dollar international construction firm and the general contractor of the project.
A Growing Concern: No New Animal Labs
[...] Skanska is one of the biggest construction firms in the world; it operates internationally with billions in revenue from its projects. The construction budget for the lab is $90 million, which makes it a comparatively minor project. This is small change to them.
Skanska is also not new to controversy. They have a track record of terminating contracts and canceling projects when their image is on the line. Their long-term branding matters more to them than short-term small cash flows. They know that this lab does not fit their desired image. They even neglected to issue press releases about it, despite a tradition of boasting about their projects to the media.
The No New Animal Lab campaign revealed their dirty secret. Consistency will make them fold. It all hinges on our commitment to animal liberation. The lab will not be built if we sustain enough pressure. So what are you going to do\\\\\\\?
(A-Radio) Interview with Radical Theory and Practice about its Emma Goldman project
From the open publishing newswire: The Anarchist Radio Berlin made an interview with the Russian-speaking anarchist publishing cooperative Radical Theory and Practice (RTP) about the cooperative, its recent project of translating Emma Goldman's memoires into Russian and a lot more.
You'll find the audio (to listen online or download in different sizes) here: link to aradio.blogsport.de
Length: 29:35 min
You can find other English and Spanish language audios here.
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Local Translations by marc
From the open publishing newswire:
Local Portland activist and indymedia supporter [marc] recent posts to Portland Indymedia Center [PIMC] newswire are featured below. These nine links are to articles from around the world. Many of the articles were translated and then reposted here on PIMC newswire by marc.
His website is: http://www.freembtranslations.net
Featured below you will find his most current work on PIMC.
1.10.15. Uncover (428927)
1.8.15. Piketty Puts Capitalism in the Crosshairs and Angry Yoga (428890)
1.5.15. How Economists Change the World (428878)
1.4.15. Global Shale Gas and the Anti-Fracking Movement (428858)
12.31.14. Thomas Piketty and the Growing Inequality in Capitalism (428842)
12.29.14. Ways out of Capitalism (428818)
12.23. Unconditional Basic Income and Solidarity Economics (428787)
12.22.14. When Robots pay Taxes (428778)
12.20.14. Free Internet Book: After Neoliberalism: The Kilburn Manifesto (428767)
(A-Radio) Art and Anarchism
From the open publishing newswire:
Updated Post: 1.10.15.
As Anarchist Radio Berlin we made an interview on Art and Anarchism. This little exchange of ideas with a local comrade was made in Slovenia's capital Ljubljana in September 2013 on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the autonomous, cultural and political center Metelkova.
Length: 10:32 min You'll find the audio (to listen online or download in different sizes) here: http://aradio.blogsport.de/2014/12/19/a-radio-in-english-art-and-anarchism/
PROJECT VIEWFINDER SCREENING - 12/10/14 - Wednesday 5pm
From the open publishing newswire: 2014 PROJECT VIEWFINDER SCREENING PORTLAND
Wed, Dec 10, 2014
Whitsell Auditorium
Portland Art Museum
1219 SW Park Avenue
Portland, OR 97205
Homelessness is, and is not, what you think. This series of poignant short films, created by local young adults transitioning from struggle to hope and self-sufficiency, uses personal experience to reveal some of the causes and possible solutions to this important problem in our community. The youth are participants in the School of Film's Project Viewfinder, now in its second year, which partners with area community organizations to teach the tools of filmmaking to disadvantaged populations. Join us for this uplifting testimony to the power of filmmaking to change young lives, and for film to spark a collective sense of community compassion. Thanks to New Avenues for Youth, Outside In, p:ear, SMYRC, BCCTV and the Wheeler Foundation for helping to make this project possible. (100 mins.) [...]
"Project Viewfinder gives youth a chance to draw out their individual talents. They are motivated to believe in themselves after so many others have given up on them."
- Sue Hays, New Avenues for Youth
Final schedule for the Cascade Media Convergence
From the open publishing newswire: Final schedule announced for the Cascade Media Convergence, a regional gathering of community based media organizations, journalists and artists taking place September 19th-21st at the University of Oregon, Turnbull Center in Portland, OR. The CMC will be a series of workshops, facilitated strategy sessions, and public events aimed at bringing together alternative and community media makers to network, share knowledge and skills, and discuss ways to continue collaboration and build toward a regional media coalition.
Cascade Media Convergence Preliminary Workshop Schedule
From the open publishing newswire: The Cascade Media Convergence is a regional media gathering taking place here in Portland September 19th-21st. We are proud to announce the preliminary schedule of workshops that will be held during the conference. There are still various ways for individuals and organizations to get involved, either by endorsing, tabling or attending.
Check out the growing list of organizations signing on by clicking http://cascademedia.cc/wp/partners/
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We will have limited space for organizations to table during the conference, follow this link to reserve one.
Give us an idea of how many people will be attending, and consider supporting us financially if you are able to do so. Registration is by donation with no one turned away for lack of funds.
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Cascade Media Convergence September 19th-21st
From the open publishing newswire: Invitation to be part of the Cascade Media Convergence, a weekend of workshops, networking sessions and for community based media makers and artists taking place September 19th-21st. Events will primarily take place at the University of Oregon, Turnbull Center at 70 NW Couch in Portland's Old Town.
The Cascade Media Convergence will be an experiment in the power of democratic community based media. Along with sharing our skills and examples of awesome media based organizing, we will look to find ways to better integrate the work we are doing as media makers and artists on a regional level and begin the discussion of how we can build a media movement. Consider this an open invitation to initiate a process, we're not looking to be the final word on alternative media organizing in the Pacific Northwest, but we want to create a space to explore the possibilities of closer collaboration.
Website: www.cascademedia.cc
New Infoshop in Eugene, Oregon
From the open publishing newswire: Infoshop in Eugene being built with literature sections on ecology/environmentalism, race/racism, how-to/reference/DIY, food politics, prisons/prisoners, radical socio-political, anarchist, gender/LGBT/queer studies, and more. Magazine and Zine collection for the reading room aspect of the Infoshop.
The Bad Egg Books Infoshop (aka Eugene Infoshop) is based out of the Boreal, a volunteer-run, all-ages music venue in Eugene, Oregon. The Boreal started in January 2014 and since late May/early June, Bad Egg Books Infoshop has been a work-in-progress. We still have work to do, but we figured at this point it would be great to inform the wider community about this project.
KBOO Receives Grant to Investigate ALEC Ties to Oregon Legislation
From the open publishing newswire: KBOO Receives Grant to Investigate ALEC Ties to Oregon Legislation
Portland, OR - KBOO Community Radio 90.7 FM ( http://www.kboo.fm) has been awarded a five thousand dollar grant from the Fund For Investigative Journalism (FIJ) to conduct an investigation of Oregon legislation which has been influenced or created by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC).
With this grant, KBOO volunteer investigative reporters will review Oregon state legislative activities to uncover ALEC influences on bills introduced in the Oregon state legislature between 2011 and 2014. KBOO investigative reporters have already, through their research, discovered direct links between three pieces of Oregon legislation, including the so-called 'Oregon GMO Protection Bill' passed as part of the special session in December 2013.
ALEC is an organization consisting of state legislators and corporate representatives, whose aim is to introduce legislation at the state level to advance the principles of free-market enterprise, limited government, and federalism.
The resulting data will be broadcast to KBOO's listenership through audio reports, a special section on the KBOO website http://www.kboo.fm, and included in a publication by the Center for Media and Democracy.


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Baltimore, MD (PRWEB) December 27, 2012
The Obesity Surgery Center and Dr. Osvaldo Anez were awarded the "Best of the Best" designation for excellence by Follow Media Consulting, Inc. in the category of Weight Loss Maryland. You can contact them at (703) 956 6743. This award signifies the continued commitment and dedication of the area of weight loss Maryland.
As the founder of the Obesity Surgery Center, Dr. Osvaldo Anez has performed over 4,000 bariatric procedures. With vast experience performing the mini-incision Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass (RYGBP), Dr. Anez recently expanded his service offering to include the Adjustable Gastric Band procedure. The center excels in comprehensive patient support, providing robust aftercare that includes counseling by bariatric dieticians, dedicated physician assistants and nurses, monthly support groups, and web page service. Additionally, the center has an extensive panel of physicians such as cardiologists, pulmonologists, endocrinologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, and physical therapists to whom it refers patients, when necessary. Throughout the past twenty six years, Dr. Anez perfected his technique for open RYGBP and ultimately developed the mini-incision RYGBP.
Morbid obesity is a serious and increasingly common disease that represents a severe handicap and causes major health issues: Type II Diabetes Mellitus, Sleep Apnea, Hypertension, High Cholesterol and Triglycerides, Metabolic Syndrome, and Arthritis. Bariatric Surgery offers the most consistent, long-term weight loss and the highest resolution rate of co-morbidities. The most commonly performed bariatric procedure is the RYGBP. It has been performed for over 40 years and continues to be the "GOLD STANDARD" for weight loss surgery.
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BOLINGBROOK, Ill. (AP) — Authorities say one person was killed and another injured when a single-engine plane crashed in suburban Chicago.
Will County Coroner Patrick O'Neil says a woman aboard the single-engine aircraft was killed Wednesday when it slammed into a parking lot outside a Bolingbrook bank. O'Neil says her name is being withheld until a Thursday autopsy establishes a positive identification and relatives are notified.


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Una Carta Regalo BedandBreakfast.com è ideale per chi ha tanto bisogno di relax. Le carte sono unicamente accettate nei B&B nordamericani.
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su maggio 05, 2015
We booked and got in the same night. We've been to many B&B's but this will rank among my favorites. They have been in the business for a long time and you can tell by all the little extra touches around. I was looking for an outstanding breakfast and got it. We enjoy getting to know our hosts when we stay at a B&B and they readily made themselves available upon our request and we talked for hours.
su aprile 06, 2015
We have stayed at Aunt Daisy's Bed & Breakfast several times and now it has become at least a twice per year (usually more) get-a-way. We have family in the area and this "home away from home" gives us the opportunity to see them and visit and do all the things we love doing as a family, and still get a chance to get peace and quiet and some down time with just us. It if very reviving--just like being and coming home after visting relatives across town instead of across the state! Glen and Michelle are delightful, welcoming hosts and their food is amazing. Eating there is just like being in a wonderful, exclusive restaurant. Their meals are served in several courses, and each is always a delight. The suites are gorgeous and comfortable to the extreme with many amenities, plenty of tables and storage, and well-thought out places to just be comfortable without going to bed! We hope to continue our relationship with Glen and Michelle at Aunt Daisy's Bed & Breakfast for years to come.
su dicembre 07, 2014
I had the great pleasure and good fortune to find Aunt Daisy's back in 2004. My Dad had recently passed away, and I wanted to treat my sister to a nice getaway where we could both relax and lift our spirits. Being familiar with Kewanee from previous visits during the holidays (including Bishop Hill), I simply took a chance and booked two rooms for us to have some peace, quiet, and reflection. I hit the proverbial jackpot!
Glen and Michele Schwarm were the perfect new friends at just the right time. My sister and I were welcomed as if we had known each other for years. Michele brought up fresh-baked treats and hot tea to my room where we were playing Scrabble. The rooms were so comfortable and roomy, I felt right at home.
Over the years, I have spent quite a few nights at Aunt Daisy's, with friends and family. It has a terrific location within walking distance of downtown Kewanee. The breakfasts are warm and tasty, and I have met lots of interesting folks from around the country, one lady from Texas with whom I have kept in touch over the years.
If you are ever in Kewanee and need a place to collect your wits and kick off your shoes, Aunt Daisy's is the place to go. I would never stay in a hotel/motel again if all bed & breakfasts were like Aunt Daisy's.
Mark A.
Griffith, IN
su ottobre 14, 2014
Just finished my first stay at Aunt Daisy's and I know I will be back. I was looking for a place to relax and get away from a busy life for a few days. What I got was far more. The Victorian Suite that I stayed in for three nights was gorgeously decorated, clean and just perfect to cozy up in and read my book and relax. The house inside and out is something from another time gone by. As far as the owners Glen and Michele, well as other reviewers have stated you are instantly welcomed not as a guest but as a friend and you really do leave feeling like family. The breakfast meals were so delicious and the coffee was great. Glen's scrambled eggs are the best. Lest I forget about Annie, let me tell you she is just the sweetest and friendliest dog I have met in a long time. While I was in town I did visit Goods Furniture and while I did not buy a new chair I did find some lovely accent pieces and thoroughly enjoyed walking through the store and the lunch was delicious. Also went to Bishop Hill and filled my SUV with some great buys. I have only been home a few hours but I know tomorrow morning I will wake up feeling a little sad and missing my new friends. Aunt Daisy's has become my new get away to relax and have a great time visiting with my new friends.
su luglio 14, 2014
My wife & I stayed in the Victorian Suite on 7/12/2014 for our 36th anniversary get-away.
The proprietors, Glen & Michele, were the perfect hosts - from Glen providing transportation to and from the local airport and giving us a tour of the downtown area on the way to the B&B, to Michele's friendly conversations and attention to detail. They are more than happy to interact with the guests, or to leave them to themselves - whichever kind of experience you're looking for.
The room was beautifully appointed with period pieces, a comfortable bed and pillows, and every kind of amenity imaginable - from the usual toiletries to bath robes, snacks, and soft drinks/water.
The house itself is full of things to look at - it's like staying in a museum :-) Be sure to ask Glen to give a demo of their player piano!
All in all, a wonderful experience - we highly recommend it!
su aprile 23, 2014
I have stayed multiple times with Glen & Michele. I try to stay at B&B's whenever I travel, as they tend towards being cleaner, safer, and much more welcoming in general than hotels, even good ones, are, and with very rare exception they are all pretty nice, but even given that, Glen & Michele's is at the very top of the list. I have never been in one cleaner, and that is saying a lot. Glen & Michele bend over backwards to make you feel at home, and to feed you delicious food, and to make sure you have a great time while you are in the area. If I end up anywhere anytime even remotely in the vicinity, I would not stay anyplace else.
su gennaio 21, 2014
We had a wonderlful stay at Aunt Dailsy's B&B and after about 30 min. we felt like part of family. Food was delicious, Victorian Suite was delightful, and converlsations with host and hostess were enlightening and stimulating. Annie (the Golden Retriever) added to our enjoyment.
Dave and Kim
su ottobre 17, 2013
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Ohio native Ben Patterson, director of "Sweet Micky for President" says he doesn't want to "sit through a boring movie about Haiti." That's why he wanted to make a movie that was "actually entertaining."
He describes the film as an improbably true story about a musician, Michel Martelly, aka Sweet Micky, known for taking his pants down on stage. The film follows Martelly as he runs for the highest office in a country that is in turmoil.
"It's an adventure ride, a political thriller and a comedy," he says. "I don't expect people to just care about Haiti. The fact that it's a true story makes everything else that much more unbelievable"
The adventure starts when Pras Michel, of the Fugees, decides to convince Martelly to run for president. There's also a corrupt government trying to steal the election and the satire of watching men who have no political experience "trying to figure things out."
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Sean Penn, Bill Clinton, Ben Stiller also become part of the story. And when fellow Fugee member, Wyclef Jean, enters the race, there are fireworks.
Patterson knows how to tell a compelling story which captures his audience's attention. In what he calls his "day job," he is a director and producer of commercials and branded content for such brands as iHeart Radio and Steve Madden.
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Having been born and raised in Ohio, Patterson says he values the Midwestern work ethic and it means a lot to him to have his film screening at CIFF. He attended a shorts program at the festival when he was in high school and says that was a long time ago.
Patterson thinks audiences will be inspired by the story of a person who wants to make some changes in the world but wasn't born into politics.
"He [Martelly] was a quick study. He knew how to get people excited and I felt like he had the message and the charisma to deliver that message," he says. "He wasn't positioned for it, but he was the guy who felt like he could change his country."
He says much of the focus of the film is also about Pras Michel, who "felt like he could make a difference, had an instinct about what could be done, really trusted himself and was ultimately able to help Martelly win the presidency."
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The researchers noted that patients who recover in units devoted to stroke care often experience fever (20 to 50 percent of patients), high blood sugar (up to half of patients) and problems swallowing (37 to 78 percent of patients) within the first few days of a stroke. These conditions "are not yet universally well managed," the study authors indicated.
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EPHRATA, Pa., March 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Batter Up! It's time to break out your baseball bat and head out to the ballpark! The Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition (PBCC) and the Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers have joined together once again to bring a Home Run Derby event to each of the 11 Minor League Baseball Stadiums across the state. These events, all taking place throughout the month of July 2009, will not only raise funds for the PBCC but will raise awareness in communities throughout the state.
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As Umphrey's played through their first set at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia, the super devil horns just seemed to fit. While watching the band under the pink and blue cotton candy lights, I realized that Umphrey's McGee is heavier than the security guards frisking the long-haired kids at the door. Umphrey's is the edgiest and heaviest band in the scene. As the guitar solos wailed, I could hear the band's outside (meaning non-jam) influences intertwined with the music being played, which according to Wikipedia are bands such as Yes, Dream Theater, and Iron Maiden. This makes sense then as to why Lucifer possessed not only one but two hands of many of the fans, and why the band is so different than any other in the genre but still seem to be the new sharks of a jam band ocean no longer inhabited by Phish.
The vibe in the Electric Factory that Yonder Mountain had left on Friday was picked up again after fans got up and immediately started dancing to the first song Umphrey's played, "Smell the Mitten," followed by "Plunger." "Plunger" is one of their heaviest guitar-driven songs, and if I didn't look at the crowd or know anything about the group, I would have sworn they were a new progressive rock band on their way to stardom. The combination of Ryan Stasik's intricate bass lines, and the depth of drummer Kris Myers is a large part of what gives the band their unique sound; but it's really the technically-proficient breakdowns and guitar solos that allow the Umph to rise above the majority of the bands on tour.
The fans threw up the one-handed, and even two-handed heavy metal gestures as they danced to every song of the first set. However, Umphrey's isn't all hard; Joel Cummins' keyboard gives them an element of funk. The second set was more or less typical jam band fair, played well, but somewhat predictable. The set was all linked together and included "Wife Soup" into "E.T.I." back into "Jimmy Stewart." The hard "Jimmy Stewart" sounded excellent mixed in with the jazz overtones and funk-esque keyboard.
Coming back for the encore, Brendan Bayliss and Jake Cinninger appeared with acoustic guitars in hand, performing "The Triple Wide" into "Can't Find My Way Home."
Although the jam ocean is no longer an environment for Phish, fans are getting by just fine with the explosion of bands that have followed. One of the bands at the forefront of this scene is Umphrey's McGee.
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i love umphreys but this is the gayest article ive read in a long time. must every writer talk about how phish is gone, even if phish was still around people would still love umphreys. its a completely different sound. ROCK HARD in the jam ocean umphreys, rock till the break of dawn for satan....
hummmm.....if you've watched the VH1 metal month you would know the origins of the rawk hands. Also, they used the acoustics @ the end of the Triple wide. Callin the 2nd set "predictable," when the last time they played E.T.I was 04/13/06, is alittle weaksauce on your part. Also, "yet every face in the crowd was clearly still surprised as fans were eating up every note and screaming for more" does not show this predictability that you speak of.You also do some sterotyping. "if I didn't look at the crowd or know anything about the group, I would have sworn they were a new progressive rock band on their way to stardom." So by lookin at the crowd the bands music suddenly changes and now their a jamband? You don't need to put Phish in your article to make a point and gane credability. UM can do it on their own.great band, weak review
The set II closer "Divisions" has to be a highlight of the show and there is no mention of it? I like it when UM goes heavy but like the writer says "UM isn't all hard" and Divisions is the best example I can think of to back that up. Just my opinion. See you umphreaks at the Tabby.
If you click on the persons name in the article it links to a LaSalle email address, so this person is a college student. Im sure he is working on becoming a better writer so lets cut the man some slack. Jonathan Juliano, do you have a brother Joe Juliano or are you from the south jersey region?Anyway, Umph is a great band. I like their approach on music but feel that sometimes they could do with less jam, they are so strong on their compositions that it seems like sometimes they jam b/c the fans expect them too. there is nothing wrong with playing it as you wrote it. I think Ump is more of a prog rock band than Jam, but thats just me
It was a t shirt that a fan made for red rocks lot this summer.
Phish is a different band so is UM so is everyone else. There's no need to mention other bands in a review. But none the less nice comments for the boys, but I think the article is poorly written. I was also hoping that jambase would have written an article on the Filmore show instead.The "too much rock" is from a movie, not a t shirt, I do believe, because Stasik is a perve like that:). Personally I like to use two middle fingers instead of the two outside fingers (depending if you cross the hands or not). But, oh well, I'll see ya at the Barrymore!!!
i was at some umph show a long time ago and a friend said after the show "phish sucks" hahaha. but actually i saw a very hardcore 'divisions' at the rave a couple years back. it was the shit.umph is one of my favorite bands, i love their wisconsin shows, seen like 10 of them.
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Chicago Represent!! Umphreys = prog rock to the max! Geddy Lee would be proud of you guys. I've seen 50+ shows and cant wait to catch 50+ more.
I will have to agree that the Umph shows in Wisco I have caught have all been exceptional performances. I also think that Phish not only has nothing to do with Umphrey's much less this review...I agree that we should keep bands seperate and not constantly be weighing them against one another. This article did not go in to too much detail about the show or the songs they played...kinda weak...
Ok, we get it. Umph is the new Phish. Enough already. Like everyone else, I'm sick of seeing Phish mentioned in Umph articles. I'd expect it in newspapers or magazines, but anyone reading jambase knows the score. And I'm still pissed that I couldn't make this show cuz none of my wussy Philly friends could make it. Can't wait for NYC, though. Umph is the truth.
Man I could hardly make it past the first sentence of this article. That devel-horned hand signal is from Angus Young of AC/DC. Go check out the cover to "Highway to Hell" or the back of "Let there be Rock". Do a little research before you spend half the article with your foot in your mouth. Keep on track man!
Bullshit.I been there from the beginning of Umphreys.. empty shows all around Chicago at the start and now they sell out shows around the county. They are children of the 80's, influences of rock is obvious in the songs. By no means are they concidered metal or hard. Phish opened alot to children of the "dead parents" who pushed there musical lifestyle on the young. We didnt have the dead, we had phish. Phish is gone, but it will be back. QUIT COMPARING THE YOUNG TO THE DEAD! we are completely different. Umphreys is a JAM BAND because... just listen! Umphreys, Moe., Cheese, Panic, Younder are all different but all have an influence of everything before them. SHIT! this story is frustrating cause they are phish fans. they used to play after there shows at Deer Creek back in the day. But by no means can we compare them to Phish. I see all differnt music to get everything I need. EMOTIONS! Music is amazing.. who ever wrote this knows nothing about the jam band sceen cause you cant compare one to another. its just crazy...
theyve got a lot of work to do before they need to be compared to phish.... while i dont think that was really done too much here, i still hate to see the two names appearing in the same article
this review is awful. i was at the show, second set was far from predictable (it actually kicked the shit out of the first set). Umphrey's is the best band in the world, no questions at all about that. I agree, i love phish, but keep them out of my umph
I'm just shocked Ronnie James to-the Dio hasn't logged in to make his (more than occasional) claim to being the originator of the "devil horn" phenomenon. UM rocks, fuck yeah.....
Flyingturd-It was not Dio, and it was not a phenomenom, but a marketing gimmick, by AC/DC in 1976. Dio was not even in fucking Black Sabbath,yet. I have never heard anybody even talk about something so stupid other than you and the author of this crappy article. If you don't know shit about the history of rock and roll, STFU and talk about UM instead. I certainly would not go see UM based on this review. UM does rock and deserves better than this article. It is amazing that the idol worshipping teenagers compare everything to Phish, but then get pissed when someone else does.
Umphrey's is not even compariible to Phish and is not even the best band on the scene. I'd take either Panic or Bisco over Umphrey's in a second.
"dominate" is not the right word to describe their popularity, they do not, whatsoever, dominate the jam band scene right now
All in favor that think Lemangnifique is a douch, say "I".
Gene Simmons claims that invented the devil horns. He said that he would hold his hand up to the crowd while holding his bass pick in his hand with his thumb and two middle fingers. I don't care one way or the other that's just what he says.Also.....Um is definitely a "progressive rock band" that happens to fall under a "Jam band" label because of the bands they cite as influences and the people who dig their music. But if the term Jam Band didn't exist (which it shouldn't) then they would be a Progressive band by label.Jambands: String Cheese, Panic, Umphrey's, Galactic. They sound nothing alike why should we use the same term to describe all of them.
um mgee has grown on me , they kill it...( and there a jam band because they jam .. improv) who ever said that...
I...Bisco sucks major balls
gotta say this show changed my unresearched biased views on the band.... ill see them any time there around from now on....this article forgot to mention the sweet boys to men motown philly homageanyway i was one of the yoga dudes as well as the dollar sunglasses guy in the lot if that chick that was doin yoga with me reads this ... thanks for the stretch.
UM is by far the best in the jamscene rite now, no doubt abt it. I was there and this article wasnt even close to what went down. ive seen them abt a dozen times and they are never predictable, thats what i luv.
Does anyone but me notice that the double-fisted devil deal or whatever looks a lot like a giant U? As in Umphrey's? That's what I think the deal is.
for the record i am the writer of this article and i didn't say that the second set was predictable, the editor threw that in, what i said was it was more like a jam band type of set than a progressive rock set, i loved the second set, and i was only comparing um to phish b'c theres only two bands phish and the dead, everyone else are gonna be compared to them, phish was compared to the dead and i firmly believe umphreys along with keller and string cheese and michael franti are the new generation of jam and they will be compared to phishi know its elitist and pretentious to comment on my own article but there i said it
Why is everyone such an expert when it comes to criticizing articles? Who cares if someone compares UM to phish, or Jesus Christ, or satan, or the Damn Easter bunny! It's just someone's thoughts on a show and band. Umphrey's rules!
UM will melt your face off again and again, see you all in madd-town Peace
when it all comes down to it......we all know JIMMY HERRING is taking panic to the top again!!!!!widespreadmothafuckinpanic
Umphrey's is awesome. The Philly show was a good show to catch. Where's the love for Andy Farag in this article??? ;) Best percussionist out there!!
i cant stand umphreys. comparing them to phish or even relating their style to them is an insult.
um is hands down the best band out there rite now!!
As a first time poster, I hope people don't take this the wrong way. First let me say that Umph is the shit. period. since the first show I saw (library,oxford,MS 9-14-04)they had me. There has not been one day that has gone by since then that I have not listened. I cannot figure out why they still have not exploded yet. which leads me to my post question- with sooo much talent and creativity and drive and humility, and with all the growing legions of fans across the country and around the world, and after reading all the articles of positive comment about how they bring it EVERY night, how com they are only at the level that they're at? I'm wondering if mainstream media will EVER LET them explode!
wow i can't believe people are buying into this"There were only two bands" what the hell does that mean???Of course I know what you mean but that doesn't make it any less rediculous. And where are bands like tDB and Sound Tribe in this conversation who obviously have just as big of followings and who explore just as much new musical territory than UM and definitely more than Michael Franti or Keller Williams. As a journalist I would say you might want to think about looking at things a little more objectively or else your going to get bashed or deserve to get bashed for every article you write. seriously
Ihave to ask this reviewer if this is the first jamband he has ever seen? I've been to hundreds of shows(dead phish abb sci moe etc...) but to read this jerks comments about the dancing lightshow and jamming at UM shows is pathetic!!! iwas at the worcester show a couple nights later - no one was dancing the lights sucked, the setlist was weak (no surprises for a real fan.)is there any show yet this year they dont play jimmy stewart. wake up people this is not a new jamband !10+ yeARS TOGETHER and not getting any better. Don't compare 4-piece bands to 6-piece bands. but if you like prepie mid-westerners and making devil signs and playing air guitars and 80's rock or repetitive noodling enjoy!
UM is good, and getting better. Until they can attract a crowd of 70,000+ to Northern Maine, Florida, NY with no other bands playing there is no comparison. I'm into moe, cheese, keller, UM, Bisco, ect. It takes all of those bands together, plus many more to attract an audience of that size. Imagine if the hiatus ended at Bonaroo 02' instaed of NYE @ MSG. There would have been well over 100K The place would have been out of control. I always found it pretty impressive that 4 dudes from VT could attract that many people for a weekend of music, by themselves. Is there anyone in the mainstream that could pull that off? Probably not. I got to expreience the end of the Dead 90-95. Highgate 95 drew close to 80K. That being said there is NO one in this generation of music, that will ever compare to Phish. Period. Not just an opinion but a fact. To be honest I hope I'm wrong. I hope someone can gain the "stuff" that Phish had. It would be great to be part of something like that again. I'm not holding my breath......
hahahahahahahahahaha. I don't know which is worse at this point, the article or all the reviewers?? Most of you people are full of it. I'm going back to the bort to listen to more stupid people talk about how cool they're favorite band is. Bottom line if you don't like it, don't go, if you do, go. I'm going, so the hell with everyone else.
Jerrys dead/ Phish is out of the bowl Umphreys rock! dont you people have anything else to do like swim in a pool full of raw puppy, bunny, kitten, chipmunk meat! Hippies suck
all who yonder are not lost!
UM + NYE = ROCK OUT. I think the article fails to describe the real vibe, the real energy that UM has and continues to provide night after night.
UM rocks i agree with jimmystewart Divisions = "The Shit"
Sorry but if we're talking about comparison and the passing of torches then it has to go...Dead > Phish > STS9 Um's music does not really have the soul that the others do.Don't get me wrong though I love Umphrey's.
First off Jambase i really think you need to get some new people writing for you. The last 5 storys i've read are al opinionated bullshit. It's like theses people know nothing about the bands there writing about. All of these bnds are different in there own way. some are good some flat out suck and are getting worse as the years go bye. UM though is getting better I just saw the Fox and The Fillmore shows and they were truly amazing best UM shows i've seen in 5 years. as to Phish the dead and all that other bullshit, there done who cares no one can compare to either one of them. MOE. has been together for almost 20 years and they've been playing the same setlist for the last 10, if i ever hear another plane crash i might have to pray i'm in one sometime. As for th Biscuits, your slackers this is the first U.S. tour since 2003 playing 5 or 6 shows a year isn't gonna get you anywhere, and all it is anymore is repetative trance shit, what ever happened to songwriting like Jamilia, or betty boop, repetative trance will get you know where. as for STS9 theres just other people out there doing the same thing ONLY BETTER, Lotus and The New Deal, tear STS9 apart. the fact is theres nobody out there who is on top right now it's been up for grabs since Aug. 15 2004 and no one has yet stepped up to the challenge. My moneys on Umphrey's though!
I would rather shit nails out my ass for twenty hours then have to listen to umphreys mcgee.
You guys sound like a bunch of old men debating "Who is the greatest boxer of all-time" at a barbershop. Seriously, if your idea of a good time is making sure everyone knows your guys are "the best", you'd make better use of your time by attending sporting events. Its sad for me to admit this, and I dare not mention names for fear of starting a flame war, but there are groups I have decided never to see based on the smugness of their fans. In short, if a group is so "sick" that you feel the need to compare everything else you hear to them (or put other bands down), you can have them all to yourself as far as I'm concerned.
mushhead, if you don't know what your talking about I suggest you don't talk because your comments are ignorant and foolish. If no one in the band is over 30 that means they are young (and they have not been together 10 years anyway, Jake joined in 2000). A dumbed down definition for a "Jimmy Stewart", is a jam (different each time), thats why it is on all the setlist. Also, UM is not a noodle band.
Why is there so much bashing going on, its peoples own prefernce of what music gets them groovin. I agree that the satanic symbol just stands for a U for Umphrey's i dont think people are trying to say this band is a dark metal band. For me personally i love everything they bring to the table...growing up listening to punk and other hardcore music ive refined my taste in music and started to find the talent in bands and appreciate that more, phish, GD, WSP, cheese, ect but Umphreys brings something else to the table, ROCK. I want a band to span genres and keep things fresh. and thats what they do, from acoustic songs to hardcore wailing of there inturments they keep you wanting more. Them and Ween are two of the best bands out there and thats my opinion b/c those are the two bands that get me moving. I let my body tell me what i like and dont like and thats how im gonna continue to do it.
HEY KNUCKLEHEADS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Was I the only person to see, chat & chill with MIKE GORDON ! The bass player from PHISH. after the show he was standing in the sloted wall by thebar steps comming down. A friend pointed it out to me and I was pretty buzzed, no one else seemed to notice, or know who he was so I just walked up and leaned up against the wall next to him and said what's up Mike ! Then I realized I couldn't let my boy JIMMY D. miss thisso I told Mike I had to grab my friend, and to wait right there. Star struck I backed away slowly, looking at himnot wanting to take my eyes off him, and I'm like wait right there. And he said OK I'll be "right here" and I'll be dammed he was right there when I got back, a girl was getting a picture with him, and she seemed to be the only one who noticed who he was. He was shorter then me at 5'9. He said he just came in time to catch the encore,but it was good. I asked him waht he was doing in town,and he said practicing, and I said with who, and he smirkedand I cracked a smile, and just said what are you doing tonight, he said where's the party, then I offered to bring him back to Schwenksville ??? Then as I said I was a little buzzed, I shook his hand and gave hima masculine half hug & a pat on the back! THAT WAS THE HIT !!! An Awesome ending to an awesome show , that everybody should be able to enjoy, and just know if you are an opionated, snobby music listener, you will probably miss out on HEADY stuff like this, just because your musical paths , DARE NOT CROSS !to quote the timeless Ghostbusters, " Whatever you dodon't cross streams " Peace Love & Big Spliffs Dnugget I swear this is an accurate account !!!!!!!!
Saw Umphrey's twice this year, with the Bridge opening up for them. They got a great thing going. Awesome musicians...doing all the right things to make it big...For those that keep saying they're "the best," watch out for the Bridge!
so dnugget where was this mike encounter? at the um show last nite or the trey show????
Thank you for the Umph. Drove down to Buffalo to see them from TO. If I didn't have a career, I would see more. Love their music,their albums and feel they deserve the recognition that they are getting.I'm just as thrilled to have discovered them as I was as a little kid discovering Zeppelin, Beatles, Dylan, the Dead, Floyd, Zappa, Marley, etc.Thanks UMies. (Please no more panic ;b )
Johnwhoas: It isn't elitist to comment on your own article it's amateur.UMPHREY'S is by far the Hottest thing around and I don't think anyone can stop them. They may hit the main stream before you know it. Whether it is the antithesis of what "Jam Bands" are all about or not, they fuckin' deserve it.
Its pretty commonly known that Ronnie James Dio came up with the devil sign/heavy metal hand, dumbass.
Why are phish fans so snobby? My first and last phish shows were aug.14 & 15 and I'm kinda glad I missed the boat cuz you guys sound like 4th graders. **FUCK MAINSTREAM MEDIA**Umphrey's has to stay on the underground. Keep building that loyal fanbase that they already have.
The Mike encounter was at the Umphree's Show ! HOLLAR AT MIKE !!!!! It was the HIT ! Happy Hollarween !
Why does there have to be a KING of the jamband world? I think the diversity is what makes it cool. UM brings the hottness and it's in such a different way than everyone else on the scene. LONG LIVE ROCK!
Saw UM last night in Chico. Good show. As a Dead/Phish/SCI fan, I'm not going to make comparisons. IMO, the show had some awesome moments, and some of the jamming was great. UM is a bit quirky for me. Definetely worth seeing, my third UM show, and I would go again. Have they been watching a bit of Metal Mania?
I Love it. These guys ROCK. But here's the real story about too much rock for one hand. The t shirt, the stickers and the dude who made it his passion. http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=58031
Who the FUCK is comparing Sound Tribe to the New Deal?Sector 9 builds very harmonic, melodic layering and gets into tripped out glitchy jams. New Deal is more house/techno based and wayyyy more minimalist. The only similarities are that they play "electronica" live.
Hey Spaceface7 "Why are phish fans so snobby? My first and last phish shows were aug.14 & 15 and I'm kinda glad I missed the boat cuz you guys sound like 4th graders" You said it perfectly, but probably not the way you intended..... It's people like you that make all the hurt of 8/14-8/15 04 come flodding back. I missed the show. Wasnt gonna ditch the RV and walk. After 60+ shows that started when you were in 4 grade. You made it and I didn't, but to then talk the kind of shit that you are...........You need to suffer. You have called upon BAD KARMA! You know nothing
If you're heading to Madison for the Nov. 2, 3rd shows, don't miss the after-party with Run Side Down at Mr. Robert's, only 100 feet from the doors of the Barrymore. See you there!
I agree, how can you possibly compare Umphrey's to the fish? They actually practice...That's like comparing the fish and the dead, or the dead and the fish. I guess I am just saying the phish is dead. Remember when phish practiced... wow! Let it go. It was hella fun. It will NEVER be the same...practice or not. Go to Umphrey's site for free podcasts...che, che, che, che, che, che...check'em OUT! Wha, wha, wha, wha, wha..what'sit ABOUT! The future is now. BTW- Mike who?
are the after parties of the barrymore shows 21+? and are they both nights or what?
umphrey's went of hard as fuck at the avalon in l.a. such a sick show and then a couple of days later fucken raged it hard at the house of blues in anahiem.
The best band in the world is definitely Young Jeezy. He is like the next Phish, but with Jerry's soulful voice. He can flow like Michael Kangs fingers on a mandolin. I mean, who listens to UM anyway? If they had Dr. Dre up on stage with them, they would be like Gods of music. Then all of you would worship them. But don't take my word for it. Rumor has it that Jeezy and Dre AND EVEN ELVIS will be performing with them on NYE. NO F#CKING WAY DUDES. I think Umphrey's is the best band in the world and if i had the chance i would give them all head and give them my firstborn child becuase they can play their instruments soo well. I mean, it only makes sense to give your children to who we worship. I was an atheist, but i changed my religion to UMPHISM after I saw them in concert. I now know who created the universe...UMPHREYS MCGEE!! O'DOYLE RULES!!!!
Umphreys is the best in the biz. Love the fact that the whiners and kids who spin in the back can't take the intensity. Leaves more dancing space for the true music fans. The songs they cover are an example of the wide range of genres they pull from. Talking Heads, Fugazi, King Crimson, fucking Flock of Seagulls! They are the the most technical band out there as well, and never put on a bad show. No place I'd rather be then an Umphreys show. West coast run kicked ass boys, see you at New Years.


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Terror on Tour
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No joy. Need to rethink my sequence for next time. Got to the first sharp crimp but couldn't udge to the better flake. Could do the top out from a stand nae bother. Next time. Ended up with my wife's rock boot fixed to my thigh with electrical tape as a makeshift knee pad to protect my bruised leg!Joyce - Sent dnf - 08/Apr/15
Many goes but no joy. Battered my right calf and thigh trying to do thigh scums and knee bars on the first sloper. First evening of two nights of wild camping at The Great Moss - back on Wednesday.Joyce - Sent dnf - 06/Apr/15
highrepute - Sent x - 15/Mar/15
peewee2008 - Sent x - 20/Sep/14 with Andy H, Greg
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text: One of history's greatest minds is a man named Mahatma Gandhi. I remember reading about him when I was a little boy. One of the most profound statements he made was: "Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive, easy to govern but difficult to enslave." When I reflect on the course of history, I could see the reality of this truth all around the world. Educated people know what their rights are and when to stand up and say no. They cannot be enslaved as in the days gone by because they have been liberated; they are now familiar with the concepts of freedom, justice, and equality, and they can share these with oppressed people and mobilize them to overturn dictators. Today, democratic governments act in accordance with the people's will and often place the nation's interest first.Since the world is now one big global community, eastern civilizations are taking an active role in trying to achieve the freedoms that the west enjoy. Education has made it possible... read more


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Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama is kissed by a supporter after speaking at... Photo d'actualitéBarack Obama,Gouvernement,Horizontal,Parler,Partisan,Politique,Président des États-Unis,États-Unis,ÉvénementPhotographer BRENDAN SMIALOWSKICollection: AFP 2013 AFPUS President Barack Obama is kissed by a supporter after speaking at an event at the Decatur Community Recreation Center February 14, 2013 in Decatur, Georgia. Obama is traveling to Georgia to promote economic and educational initiatives he spoke about in this week's State of the Union. AFP PHOTO/Brendan SMIALOWSKI (Photo credit should read BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images)