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William Kleinedler Studio
Born in the mid 60's in the small farm town of Swartz Creek, William grew up amongst the corn, wheat and soy bean fields of mid Michigan. William was greatly influenced by the changing of the seasons, the open sky and the Midwestern farming way of life. He found peace and solitude in the walks taken through field and woods, and watched nature work its wonders as the days melted into each other. William has drawn from these varied inspirations, no matter how challenging they proved.
He explored the old wooden barns that surrounded his boyhood home, and once broke his arm when he fell out of a loft. The sweet smell of hay and old wood, the grease from a tractor and the raw smell of cows contributed to the country atmosphere. At home his father raised rabbits and there were always many pets to play with. There was even a pet raccoon named Rascal that followed the family around like a dog.
Growing up, William's two brothers and two sisters kept the family full of love and noise. There were always chores to be done around the house, homework for school, and sports to achieve in, but his most cherished times were those spent fishing with his father and walking in the woods. Some of his earlier artwork reflected these country diversions. Since he strove for realism in his artwork, he studied his surroundings carefully for inspiration. In school he was exposed to different mediums and became acquainted with surrealism, abstract, and still life. He added the shading and perspective he learned in school to his self-taught range of skills. He was intrigued to learn and see first hand how materials acted together. When he graduated high school in 1983, he earned honors in art and drafting.
After high school William attended ITT Technical Institute and began a career in architectural engineering. Technical drawing's inherent structure and form appealed to him. He worked in a residential field his first year, then moved to the state of Massachusetts and began his first commercial project. William experienced life on the eastern seaboard while he worked for Nielsen Architects in Newburyport. This way of life greatly differed from the farmland of the Midwest. The smell of salt air still reminds him of his first apartment, located a mere two miles from the Atlantic Ocean. He spent much of his time combing the beaches of Plum Island and photographing the scenes of the coast. It was in these years he found and photographed the Nubble Light House, the inspiration for his piece titled "After the Storm".
When the architectural work ran out due to the economic downturn in the late 1980's, William moved inland to pursue architecture on a self employed basis. Work lasted only a year and he shifted his focus to a retail job. He found the next few years spent in a retail position dissatisfying. Few art pieces were made in these years. By the early 1990's he made the decision to join the military. His father and grandfather had both served in the Army and since William had been young he had often thought of doing the same. At twenty seven years old William walked into an Army recruiting office and signed up for his first two years. He left Springfield, Massachusetts to enter basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. William was honored at graduation with a marksmanship of expert. He earned a position as quartermaster and started his career with the military. The first military school he attended was how to properly fall out of an aircraft. He graduated Airborne School at Fort Benning, Georgia and became part of the elite "82nd Airborne Division" on Fort Bragg, North Carolina. He quickly achieved the rank of Sergeant. In 1997 he transferred to Fort Lewis, Washington and was assigned to an armor battalion in the 2nd Infantry Division.
Living in the Pacific Northwest profoundly impacted William's art. For the first time in many years he was inspired by the verdant life surrounding him. The grandeur of the mountains and old growth forests, the raging of the river's cold, fresh water and the rocky cliffs of the Pacific Ocean all contributed to William's rediscovered sense of belonging. He soon began to draw again and attended his first art show in many years at a country fair. In 1999 he showed his work publicly for the first time. He was amazed by the response of the public as patrons would stand at his booth and admire his work. He was asked to be part of the show the following year and also to attend the more prestigious "Western and Wildlife Art Show" in Puyallup, Washington. He paid for his booth rental by selling some of his first pen and ink drawings. With these sales William found a new career in what had previously been only a hobby and dream. Over the next five years he dedicated himself to his art, and to continuously refining his drawing standards.
William received military orders in December of 2005 to be reactivated and to serve in a civil affairs unit supporting "Operation Iraqi Freedom". He was sent to Iraq in April of 2006. Everyday life in the war-torn Middle East proved quite shocking compared to the relative comforts he had left behind in the United States. He performed all of his assigned military duties to the same exacting standards that he held his artwork, but was unfortunately struck by an I.E.D. (improvised explosive device) in October of that year. Three people were killed aboard the truck he was driving but he and one other fellow soldier survived. William suffered second and third degree burns to his face, arms and hands.
He recalls the moment the blast went off in detail and the events that unfolded quickly thereafter:
"I saw in the middle of the road a patch of fresh asphalt about the size of a basketball tamped down level with the road. I saw it just before it went under the truck, kind of like when you see a pothole in the road but it's too late to swerve and you hit it anyway. I had a dark feeling that I knew what it was and before I could even get a single word out, it exploded. That was the first 1/100th of the first second. Next I heard the most ferociously loud blast I'd ever heard, despite the headset I was wearing that covered my ears. I felt the vehicle lift off the ground and come back to earth and saw fire immediately engulf the cabin. I held my breath for fear of inhaling the noxious fumes.
"That was the end of the first second. I remember pushing the brake pedal to stop the forward motion of the truck so people could get out of the flames and not have to jump from the vehicle as we were moving at around thirty miles per hour. The flames were so thick I could not see out the windshield and I heard the pinging of the hot steel as it expanded. I heard plastic melting and sizzling, I heard the roar of the fire. I then tried to open my door but found it was jammed, I tried again. I could still feel the truck moving forward and my hand was on the steering wheel trying to keep us in a straight line as I knew the road in front was straight. I tried my door again, still jammed. I saw a white sphere between my chest and the steering wheel. I thought it was phosphorous and worried that it would drop in my lap and melt me in half. It was the size of a cantaloupe and I couldn't tell if it was composed of fire or smoke. A voice as clear as any spoke and said very calmly…'you need to get out of the truck'. I was still holding my breath, pushing the brake, trying to open my door and watching my clothes burn. End of the third second.
"The voice again said 'you need to get out of the truck'. It was just as calm and just as clear. The voice repeated more urgently 'you don't have much time left…you need to get out of the truck'. I had no idea who was saying this but the sphere just hung there as I tried the door again. This time it opened and I rolled out of the slowly moving truck and hit the ground. I felt the pavement of the road and knew I had to roll to put the flames out. I thought another truck may be coming so I kept rolling until I felt my body go off the road and into the weeds. I then picked up my head and looked around. My clothes were no longer on fire and I was off the road, so I put my weapon into action and looked for the enemy. I looked over my shoulder to see the truck engulfed in flames and billowing black smoke from its windows. I thought of running over to use the fire extinguisher but as soon as I started to move I heard the ammunition in the truck start to go off so I kept my head down. End of the 9th second. It seemed like hours had passed but when the ammunition stopped popping I looked again to see a body completely covered in flames walking away from the truck with raised arms. I yelled at the person to get down and roll but they instead walked a few steps and fell over. I started to get up to move when I saw our people on foot running toward us. I knew they were ours because of their uniforms and equipment, and I felt relieved to be amongst my fellow soldiers again.
"The rest of the story consists of meeting the medics and moving to the LZ for a medivac extrusion, riding to Baghdad, meeting my command, and calling my mother. In three days I was back in the United States and admitted to the Brook Army Medical Center. "
William underwent several surgeries over the next three years and faces several future surgeries even today. His ability to hold and use a pencil again has come back completely after many months of tissue loss in his fingers. He has once again returned to his artwork and now proudly displays a nineteen foot steel sculpture titled "Hope" at the Warrior Family Support Center on Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The sculpture was designed to inspire just that, hope, in all who look upon it. Seventy five butterflies swirl upward toward a thirty foot cathedral ceiling, representing the struggle of life and the flow of peace. William designed the sculpture to lift the spirits of the warriors and families undergoing hardship. William works hard to continue his study in art and strives to show others there is hope even in their darkest hour.
In 2010 William was commissioned to draw the United Way campaign poster and design a matching challenge coin for USAA. The poster went out all over San Antonio and Bexar County. It was also printed on a reusable shopping bag for H.E.B. In 2011 USAA came back with a commission for an original piece of art which would remain unprinted. The piece depicts an alpine mountain scene with several American Bald Eagles. USAA has exclusive rights to the artwork which spans an impressive thirteen feet in length. It hangs in their headquarters building in San Antonio, Texas.
May of 2012, William began conference with the staff of the Worcester Technical High School, Worcester, Massachusetts to discuss the construction of his second steel sculpture. With the commission of the Boston Fisher House located on the VA campus in West Roxbury, MA. The school agreed to help Mr. Kleinedler in the building of "Integro."
Integro was unveiled on November 10, 2012 with the opening of the Fisher House, Boston healing garden. It stands twelve feet in height and symbolizes the challenges and achievements of change in life.
By June of 2013 William had completed his piece "Inbound" A Warriors Return. Without deadlines William could take his time with this piece. More than four hundred hours was used to capture the detail William wanted to see.
"Homeland" was unveiled to the three Massachusetts chapter Blue Star Mothers in June of 2014. William would like this piece to be a dedication to the mothers, wives and families who take care of our homes while our servicemen and women are away on missions.


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Minneapolis: August 24 to August 26
08/24 Seratones at Turf Club
Shreveport, Louisiana's Seratones announced their third album Love & Algorhythms, out on April 29th via New West Records. This album follows their breakout debut and sophomore records, which found the band …
Los Angeles' Seratones is returning to the Twin Cities, at the Turf Club, on August 24, in support of their new album Love & Algorhythms (New West Records).
We saw the band in May 2016 and said, "Combine various ingredients of all kinds, add additional spices and seasonings, then let simmer. Shreveport, LA band Seratones was recently in town on the very day their debut album, Get Gone (on Fat Possum Records) was released, and the results were very similar. The quartet (AJ Haynes –vocals/guitar, Connor Davis-guitar, Adam Davis-bass, and Jesse Gabriel-drums) has been gradually gaining buzz- Winning a Louisiana Music Golden Microphone prize in 2013, getting notice from Paste and NME and showcasing at this year's SXSW Festival in Austin, TX. Though sometimes compared to Alabama Shakes, the band is purposely more rough around the edges, and adds more of a garage punk/blues trait to their music, for the comparisons to run too deep."
Jul 29 Denver, CO, US UMS
Aug 23 Kansas City, MO, US recordBar
Aug 24 St. Paul, MN, US Turf Club
Aug 25 Spring Green, WI, US The Shitty Barn
Aug 26 Chicago, IL, US Sleeping Village
Aug 27 Milwaukee, WI, US Humboldt Park Bandshell
Aug 27 Milwaukee, WI, US WMSE Homboldt Park
Aug 30 Columbus, OH, US The Basement
Aug 31 Louisville, KY, US Waterfront Park Great Lawn
Sep 2 Peoria, IL, US Peoria Blues
Sep 10 St Louis, MO, US Music at the Intersection
Sep 16 Outdoor Queens, NY, US The Big Climate Thing
Oct 8 Dana Point, CA, US Ohana Encore
08/25 Parker Millsap with Laura Hugo at Turf Club
Parker Millsap
Support will come from Oklahoma-bred, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Parker Millsap, who recently toured in support of his album Be Here Instead. …
08/25/2022 Thursday
with Laura Hugo
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Parker Millsap is returning to the Turf Club in St Paul this August 25th.
We saw him in September 2021 at the Turf Club and wrote, " We first saw Parker Millsap at SXSW in Mar 2014, and described him as "an Oklahoma native brought up in the Pentecostal church … with lots of songs about religion. Old time feel and a great version of "You Gotta Move", a Rev Gary Davis song covered by the Rolling Stones on Sticky Fingers." A lot have changed with the fifth album Be Here Instead, which marked a stylistic shift from folk / old time music to more experimenting with pedal effects and drums focused. This may have something to do with his departure from writing all his songs with his guitar and notebook, to asking his live band to work with him. The album was also produced by legendary John Agnello (Kurt Vile, Sonic Youth, Waxahatchee), who helped brought in Nashville singer Erin Rae, for Millsap's song "The Real Thing", making it the #1 song on the Americana charts."
Laura Hugo to open.
Aug 5 Perkins, OK, US Old Church Center
Aug 6 Fort Worth, TX, US Tulips FTW
Aug 24 Madison, WI, US High Noon Saloon
Aug 29 Billings, MT, US The Pub Station
Aug 30 Great Falls, MT, US The Newberry
Aug 31 Bozeman, MT, US Filling Station
Sep 2 Fort Collins, CO, US Fort Collins Armory
Sep 3 Denver, CO, US Globe Hall
Oct 8 Harrisburg, PA, US XL Live
08/26 Dirty Honey with Mac Saturn at Fine Line
Dirty Honey
Up and coming bands Dirty Honey and The Amazons played a very crowded and long sold-out show at the Riot Room in Kansas City, proving in the process that it would be the last time that either band plays …
with Mac Saturn
Los Angeles' Dirty Honey came highly recommended, when they played the Uptown Theater in Kansas (13 Mar 2022) and Riot Room in Kansas (15 Feb 2020): "We knew right away Los Angeles band Dirty Honey was headed to bigger and better things. The buzz was already palpable when we caught them live pre-pandemic at the smaller (and now closed) Riot Room and the band has exceeded those expectations, releasing their self-titled debut album (on Dirt Records) last year as a follow up to their successful 2019 EP. A modern melding of '70s-era Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, and Faces, peppered with some Black Crowes, the foursome (Marc LaBelle– vocals; John Notto- guitar; Justin Smolian- bass; Corey Coverstone -drums) had the crowd at their command from the beginning, opening with the new album's first song, "California Dreamin'" and into "Heartbreaker" that had the fans singing the chorus back at the band."
Now, Dirty Honey will stop by Minneapolis, at the Fine Line Music Café this August 26, 2022, as part of their "California Dreamin Tour".
Mac Saturn to open.
Aug 25 Oshkosh, WI, US Waterfest at Riverside Park
Aug 26 Minneapolis, MN, US Fine Line
Aug 27 Fargo, ND, US Fargo Brewing Company
Aug 29 Winnipeg, MB, Canada Park Theatre
Aug 31 Saskatoon, SK, Canada Louis'
Sep 2 Edmonton, AB, Canada The Starlite Room
Sep 3 Calgary, AB, Canada Commonwealth Bar & Stage
Sep 5 Vancouver, BC, Canada Rickshaw Theatre
Sep 7 Portland, OR, US Revolution Hall
Sep 8 Seattle, WA, US Neptune Theatre
Sep 9 Spokane, WA, US Knitting Factory Concert House - Spokane
Sep 11 Billings, MT, US The Pub Station
Sep 13 Lincoln, NE, US Bourbon Theatre
Sep 14 West Des Moines, IA, US Val Air Ballroom
Sep 16 Cleveland, OH, US House of Blues Cleveland
Sep 17 Waterloo, NY, US The Vine Theater at Del Lago Resort & Casino
Sep 21 Harrisburg, PA, US Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center (HMAC)
Sep 22 Columbus, OH, US KEMBA Live!
Sep 22 Outdoor Louisville, KY, US Louder Than Life Festival
Sep 24 Clarkston, MI, US Riff Fest
Sep 27 Grand Rapids, MI, US Intersection
Sep 28 Joliet, IL, US The Forge
Sep 30 Belvidere, IL, US The Apollo Theatre AC
Oct 1 St Louis, MO, US Red Flag
Oct 2 Fort Smith, AR, US TempleLive Fort Smith
Oct 5 Tucson, AZ, US Rialto Theatre
Oct 6 Sacramento, CA, US Monster Energy Aftershock
Oct 7 Santa Cruz, CA, US The Catalyst
08/26 Monica Martin with Jake Sherman at 7th St Entry
Monica Martin
The band plays an often delicate blend of folk and pop, mixed with soul, rock and psych, and is anchored by the lilting vocals of singer Monica Martin. The first half of the set especially, seemed loose and friendly, almost like being present for a basement …
with Jake Sherman
We previously saw singer Monica Martin with Phox in Feb 2017: "PHOX took to the stage after a brief set change, starting with 2014's chilled, piano driven 'Leisure' from their one and only self-titled full length (on PTKF Records)… The band plays an often delicate blend of folk and pop, mixed with soul, rock and psych, and is anchored by the lilting vocals of singer Monica Martin. The first half of the set especially, seemed loose and friendly, almost like being present for a basement rehearsal, but the band would tighten things up, as they went."
Monica Martin is currently on tour, stopping by the 7th Street this August 26th.
Jake Sherman to open.
Aug 18 Philadelphia, PA, US Johnny Brenda's
Aug 20 Washington, DC, US Songbyrd
Aug 21 Brooklyn, NY, US The Sultan Room
Aug 23 Ferndale, MI, US Otus Supply Parliament Room
Aug 26 Minneapolis, MN, US 7th St Entry
Aug 27 Milwaukee, WI, US Back Room, Colectivo Coffee
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PHOX, with Cuddle Magic, at the Cedar, Minneapolis (02 Feb 2017)
Phox Setlist
Calico Man
Shrinking Violets
Satyr and the Faun
Monica Martin acoustic set (w/Cuddle Magic)
incl Liquor Cabinet, Kingfisher, Round and Round
Dreams (Fleetwood Mac cover)
Noble Heart
Are You That Somebody (Aaliyah cover)
Indie-pop band PHOX (pronounced 'fox') are playing the 7th Street Entry this Monday, August 4th. Expect the Wisconsin-based band to play tracks from their self-titled debut album, which came out June 24th via Partisan Records. ....
Sadly, the PHOX hunt will be over shortly… at least for now.
After what seems like just yesterday when Baraboo, WI group PHOX was full of buzz, fresh from making a major splash at South by Southwest in Austin; the band decided on an indefinite hiatus last October, but not before a short farewell tour, which landed them at the Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis.
Friends and musical cohorts from Brooklyn/Philly (via Boston), Cuddle Magic opened the evening, a collective that plays simple yet complex alt-chamber pop, peppered with woodwinds, brass, and Casio keyboards. Think the experimental sounds of Talking Heads, Dirty Projectors and St. Vincent, and you're in a similar wheelhouse and new album Ashes/Axis (northern Spy Records) just dropped at the end of last month.
A set highlight was when most of the six-piece moved into the center of the floor for a hushed and spare version of 2010's 'Expectations', added pep into songs 'Kiss Me' and 'Somebody's Speaking for Me', and played a couple of Bawa-music inspired newer songs, formed when the band's Benjamin Davis was in Northwest Ghana with Lake Street Dive's Bridget Kearney including the set-closing, album opening 'Slow Rider'.
PHOX took to the stage after a brief set change, starting with 2014's chilled, piano driven 'Leisure' from their one and only self-titled full length (on PTKF Records). A couple of the members of Cuddle Magic would join in sporadically and intermittently throughout their ninety-minute set, to help give some welcome and added body to the songs.
The band plays an often delicate blend of folk and pop, mixed with soul, rock and psych, and is anchored by the lilting vocals of singer Monica Martin. The first half of the set especially, seemed loose and friendly, almost like being present for a basement rehearsal, but the band would tighten things up, as they went.
Even the printed setlist was just a loose template, with the band adding a few additional songs in, along the way. 'Evil' had toe-tapping vocal harmonies, Martin laughed casually causing 'Shrinking Violets' to re-start as she described the tropical shirt she found backstage to wear, and 'Slow Motion' perhaps their best-known song, was done about halfway through.
Following that, Martin took the reins for a solo turn, which included 'Liquor Cabinet' a song done for the band's own film, Amor Fati (available on YouTube) and songs with Cuddle Magic joining on the already crowded stage.
'Laura' built itself into a towering crescendo, followed by a pitch-perfect cover of Fleetwood Mac's 'Dreams'. 'Noble Heart' enhanced by some clarinet and trumpet help from Cuddle Magic members, had a jagged, feedback-filled guitar break in the middle, before it returned to its chill form.
An Aaliyah cover further proved Martin's dexterity as a vocalist and final song, 'Espeon' was written with Martin's sister Bianca in mind. The song's lyric, "And when our teeth fall out of our skulls, best believe I'll recall all the days of our youth" seems appropriate for a band taking an indefinite break.
In true quirky form, Martin's last words to the crowd were "tip your bartenders, punch a Nazi" and knowing that they're just over in nearby Wisconsin, hope we see PHOX again sometime, and sooner than later.
Cuddle Magic
PHOX, with Cuddle Magic, at the Cedar Cultural Center, Minneapolis (02 Feb 2017)
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Minneapolis: February 1 to February 3, 2017
Daulne has worked with many artists including Erykah Badu, Common, Talib Kweli, Black Thought, and ?uestlove. When asked to describe her music, she says "Zap Mama is like an essence," . ....
Here are some concerts taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from February 1 to February 3, 2017.
at The Cabooze
Wednesday, 02/01/17, 8pm ($22)
cabooze.com
First Fleet Concerts is bringing American hip hop artist and social activist Talib Kweli to Minneapolis at the Cabooze this Wednesday, February 1st.
Show up early to check out Styles P and K'Valentine. The latter is Kweli's protegée, K'Valentine, she is currently touring in support of her forthcoming debut record Here For A Reason (set for release sometime in March 2017 - just in time for SXSW).
02/01/17 Minneapolis, MN Cabooze
02/02/17 Chicago, IL Metro
02/03/17 Toronto, ON Phoenix Concert Theatre
02/04/17 Detroit, MI St. Andrews Hall
02/07/17 New Haven, CT Toad's Place
02/09/17 Philadelphia, PA Theatre Of Living Arts
02/10/17 New York, NY HighLine Ballroom
at Cedar Cultural Center
Thursday, 02/02/17, 7pm ($17)
thecedar.org
Looking over their Facebook, I get the impression that this may be the final Phox (pronounced like "fox") tour.
Phox writes: "Tickets are here for our Goodbye (For Now) Tour with Cuddle Magic! We hope to see you for our last hurrah! xo"
The Wisconsin-based band first came to our attention in August 2014, when they came to town in support of their self-titled debut record (Partisan Records).
Show up early to check out Cuddle Magic, a six-piece avant-pop band (Benjamin Lazar Davis, Christopher McDonald, Dave Flaherty, Alec Spiegelman, Kristin Slipp and Cole Kamen-Green), not exactly from Brooklyn and not exactly from Philadelphia... but somewhere in between.
Ashes/Axis came out January 27 on Northern Spy Records.
1/31/17 | Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall
2/01/17 | Milwaukee, WI @ Pabst Theatre
2/02/17 | Minneapolis, MN @ Cedar Cultural Center
2/03/17 | Madison, WI @ Capitol Theater
2/04/17 | Baraboo, WI @ Al Ringling Theatre
All dates with Cuddle Magic
The three-hour evening was opened by Los Angeles-based Dawes, who considers Minneapolis one of their strongest markets, in a solid hour-long set of their own. …
at The State Theatre
Friday, 02/03/17, 7:30pm ($36)
hennepintheatretrust.org
Los Angeles' folk-rock band Dawes is back in town, this time billed as "An Evening With Dawes".
The band features brothers Taylor (guitars and vocals) and Griffin Goldsmith (drums), along with Wylie Gelber (bass) and Lee Pardini (keyboards).
The last time we saw Dawes, they were Conor Oberst's band, in June 2014 ... and they played whatever the Bright Eyes guy wanted to play! The "three-hour evening" was incredible.
How we described the 2014 show: "The three-hour evening was opened by Los Angeles-based Dawes, who considers Minneapolis one of their strongest markets, in a solid hour-long set of their own. The band opened with a string of new classics, 'Most People', 'Time Spent in Los Angeles' and 'If I Wanted Someone', in front of a raving receptive crowd, that connected with singer Taylor Goldsmith's storytelling lyrics. The band humbly downplays the love given by Minneapolis, though could likely sell out anywhere locally, if they decided to ever do an extended residency."
01/31/17 Little Rock, AR Revolution Music Room
02/01/17 St. Louis, MO The Pageant
02/03/17 Minneapolis, MN State Theatre
02/06/17 Madison, WI Barrymore Theatre
02/08/17 Sioux Falls, SD Orpheum Theater
02/10/17 Boulder, CO Fox Theatre
02/11/17 Aspen, CO Belly Up Aspen
02/12/17 Salt Lake City, UT The Depot
02/21/17 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
02/22/17 Portland, OR Wonder Ballroom
02/25/17 Missoula, MT The Wilma
02/26/17 Billings, MT The Pub Station
02/28/17 Des Moines, IA Wooly's
03/01/17 Chicago, IL Riviera Theatre
03/03/17 Birmingham, AL Iron City
03/04/17 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
03/05/17 Durham, NC Durham Performing Arts
03/07/17 Wilmington, DE Grand Opera House
03/08/17 Washington, DC Lincoln Theatre
03/10/17 New York, NY Beacon Theatre
03/11/17 Boston, MA Orpheum Theatre
03/12/17 Hartford, CT Infinity Hall Hartford
03/14/17 Northampton, MA Academy Of Music
03/15/17 Ithaca, NY State Theatre
03/17/17 Toronto, ON Opera House
03/18/17 Kalamazoo, MI Kalamazoo State
03/19/17 Indianapolis, IN The Vogue
03/21/17 Tulsa, OK Cain's Ballroom
03/22/17 Santa Fe, NM Lensic Performing Arts
03/23/17 Flagstaff, AZ Orpheum Theater
04/01/17 Los Angeles, CA The Theatre
04/21/17 Louisville, KY W.L. Lyons Brown
04/22/17 Lynchstock Music Festival
04/23/17 High Water Festival
04/25/17 Asheville, NC Orange Peel
04/26/17 Knoxville, TN Bijou Theatre
04/28/17 Nashville, TN Ryman Auditorium
04/30/17 Chattanooga, TN Revelry Room
05/02/17 Wilmington, NC Greenfield Lake Amph
05/03/17 Charlotte, NC Fillmore Charlotte
05/07/17 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage
06/11/17 Laurelive
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Minneapolis: April 22 to April 23, 2016
Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from April 22 to April 23, 2016.
Vans Warped Tour 7.21.13 in Shakopee, MN The Summer Set's latest album Legendary (Fearless Records). …
Handsome Ghost to open the show. Suspiciously dates around SXSW are left blank at the moment... but we suspect they'll be down in Austin after March 12th. …
at the Garage
Friday, 04/22/16, 6pm ($17/$20)
thegaragemn.com
Scottsdale's The Summer Set will be headlining the Garage in Burnsville this Friday night (April 22nd). The band's latest Stories for Monday came out April 1st via Fearless Records.
Sure, we just caught Handsome Ghost in March 2016, but it would seem the band is back in town! The band recently released their new single "Graduate", which you can hear on Soundcloud.com.
Also on the bill: Royal Teeth and Call Me Karizma.
04/18/16 Austin, TX Sidewinder
04/19/16 Dallas, TX The Door
04/21/16 St. Louis, MO The Ready Room
04/22/16 Burnsville, MN The Garage
04/23/16 Milwaukee, WI The Rave
04/24/16 Chicago, IL Bottom Lounge
04/29/16 Denver, CO Marquis Theater
04/30/16 Salt Lake City, UT Club Sound
05/03/16 Seattle, WA Chop Suey
05/04/16 Portland, OR Hawthorne Theatre
05/06/16 Orangevale, CA Boardwalk
05/07/16 West Hollywood, CA Roxy Theatre
05/10/16 Bristol Thekla
05/12/16 London Scala
05/13/16 Birmingham The Asylum
05/14/16 Leeds The Key Club
05/15/16 Glasgow G2
05/17/16 Manchester Manchester Academy
05/18/16 Nottingham The Rescue Rooms
05/19/16 Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
05/21/16 Orlando, FL The Social
05/22/16 Atlanta, GA Hell At The Masquerade
05/24/16 Washington, DC U Street Music Hall
05/26/16 New York, NY The Gramercy Theatre
05/28/16 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
05/29/16 Pittsburgh, PA The Altar Bar
05/31/16 Toronto, ON Mod Club
06/01/16 Pontiac, MI Crofoot Ballroom
07/30/16 Vans Warped Tour
07/31/16 Denver, CO Pepsi Center
08/01/16 Albuquerque, NM Balloon Fiesta Park
08/02/16 Scottsdale, AZ Salt River Fields At Talking Stick
08/05/16 San Diego, CA Qualcomm Stadium
08/06/16 Mountain View, CA Shoreline Amphitheatre
08/07/16 Pomona, CA Fairplex
08/09/16 Las Vegas, NV Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
08/11/16 Nampa, ID Ford Idaho Center
08/12/16 Auburn, WA White River Amphitheatre
08/13/16 Portland, OR Portland Expo Center
Not to be confused with the two brothers from Bleach, Bleached are basically two sisters, Jennifer and Jessie, who has a thing for 70s porn. I saw Bleached last year and I went on record to say that I really like their music. ...
at the 7th Street Entry
Saturday, 04/23/16, 8pm ($12)
All-girls punk trio Bleached is touring in support of their latest Welcome The Worms. You may recall that we caught the band in 2012 and said that "the two sisters, Jennifer and Jessie, seem to have a thing for trash porn."
Los Angeles' No Parents and local Royal Brat to open.
Bleached Tour Dates:
Apr. 16 - Montreal, QC @ Bar Le Ritz POB
Apr. 17 - Toronto, ON @ Garrison
April 18 - Buffalo, NY @ Mohawk Place
Apr. 20 - Columbus, OH @ Double Happiness
Apr. 21 - Ferndale, MI @ Loving Touch
Apr. 22 - Chicago, IL @ Empty Bottle
Apr. 23 - Minneapolis, MN @ 7th Street Entry
Apr. 25 - Denver, CO @ Larimer Lounge
Apr. 26 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court
Apr. 28 - Vancouver, BC @ Biltmore Cabaret
Apr. 29 - Seattle, WA @ Barboza
Apr. 30 - Portland, OR @ Doug Fir
May 2 - San Francisco, CA @ Bottom of the Hill
May 4 - Santa Ana, CA @ Constellation Room
May 5 - Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom
May 12 - San Diego, CA @ Casbah
The comparisons are already in place for rock/folk/blues singer Lissie (nee Elisabeth Maurus) – looks like Jewel, sounds like Stevie Nicks with the raspy twinge of Janis Joplin; but the truth.…
at Pantages Theatre
Saturday, 04/23/16, 8pm ($22.50/$35)
Lissie (Elisabeth Maurus) is back on tour, this time in support of her third album My Wild West (Lionboy Records and Thirty Tigers).
We previously caught Lissie in 2013 and wrote, "Although she is Midwest born, her music is a melting pot of an Appalachian-meets-Laurel Canyon sound that tips its hat to the past- more 70's sounding on her debut release and a bigger 80's-influenced sound on her follow-up, Back to Forever (Fat Possom/Columbia), courtesy of Irish super producer, Jacknife Lee."
Originally scheduled for the Varsity Theater, the event was moved to the Pantages Theatre. Tickets sold for the Varsity Theater event will be honored at the door at the Pantages Theatre. Ticket holders for the Premium seats (sold as Mezzanine seats at the Varsity) will be directed to the Premium seating section on the main floor in the front rows.
Seating is not reserved, so show up early and grab a close-up seat.
Apr 14 - Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
Apr 15 - Philadelphia, PA @ Johnny Brenda's
Apr 16 - Boston, MA @ The Royale
Apr 18 - New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
Apr 19 - Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
Apr 21 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr. Smalls Theatre
Apr 22 - Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall
Apr 23 - Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theater
Manchester all-female four-piece PINS (Faith Vern, Anna Donigan, Lois Macdonald and Sophie Galpin) will be in town at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis …
with Pins
Saturday, 04/23/16, 8pm ($16/$18)
Welwyn Garden City's rock/punk band The Subways will be in town next Saturday, April 23rd, in support of the self-titled album (their fourth album). For the US tour, the trio (Billy Lunn – guitar, vocals; Charlotte Cooper – bass, vocals; Josh Morgan – drums) will be selling specially numbered LP edition of their record.
They're quite proud of their new record, Lunn explained, "100% The Subways, it's all us, we wrote, produced, and mixed the album ourselves."
Opening will be Manchester's five-piece Pins. We previously saw the all-girls band and wrote that they "lived up to their moniker, playing a sharp, diamond-in-the-rough hour-long set at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis."
2016 Tour Dates:
April 15: Boston (Brighton Music Hall)
April 16: New York (The Studio at Webster Hall)
April 18: Montreal (Théâtre Fairmount)
April 19: Toronto (Mod Club)
April 21: Cleveland (Grog Shop)
April 22: Chicago (Schubas Tavern)
April 23: Minneapolis (Triple Rock Social Club)
April 26: Vancouver (Media Club)
April 27: Seattle (Tractor Tavern)
April 28: Portland (Doug Fir Lounge)
April 30: San Francisco (The Chapel)
May 2: San Diego (The Casbah)
May 3: Los Angeles (Troubadour)
Support from PINS (all dates)
We Are The Willows
Black Diet and We Are The Willows to open the show. The latter may have been just recently added to the show, as they're not listed on the show poster. …
at Icehouse
Saturday, 04/23/16, 11pm ($8/$10)
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Local orchestral indie rock band We Are The Willows is having a CD release show for the conclusion of Picture (Portrait) with part II, an introspective, and more sonically diverse response to Picture (Portrait) Pt. I.
Both Picture (Portrait) Parts 1 and 2, came out March 25th, via The Homestead Records/Amble Down Records.
Please note start time: 11pm. Earlier in the day Tim Sparks at 11am, Michael Hauser ("The Father of Flamenco in the Midwest") at 6:30pm, and We are the Willows at 11pm. There are no cover charges prior to 11pm.
Phox's Monica Martin to open.
04/15 - La Crosse, WI - The Root Note
04/16 - Madison, WI - High Noon Saloon
04/23 - Minneapolis, MN - Icehouse
05/13 - Winoa, MN Ed's No Name
05/20 - Minneapolis, MN Fair State Brewing
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Minneapolis: February 4 - February 6, 2015
Here are some shows taking place in Minneapolis/St Paul from February 4 to February 6, 2015.
The Uncluded
The duo of Kimya Dawson and Aesop Rock, known as The Uncluded, played for their fans at the Cedar Cultural Center on Sunday, June 30. The pair recently released an album, Hokey Fright, and were touring in support of its release. ...
AESOP ROCK w/ Rob Sonic
Wednesday 02/04/15, 7:30pm ($17)
Ian Bavitz, aka Aesop Rock, is currently on tour. His former friend and collaborator from Hail Mary Mallon, Rob Sonic, will also be co-headlining the show with Bavitz.
DJ Abilities and Homeboy Sandman to open.
01/23/15 Bellingham, WA Wild Buffalo House
02/06/15 Chicago, IL Metro / Smart Bar
02/07/15 Grand Rapids, MI Pyramid Scheme
02/08/15 Detroit, MI Magic Stick
02/10/15 Columbus, OH A & R Music Bar
02/11/15 Cleveland Heights, OH Grog Shop
02/14/15 New York, NY Gramercy Theatre
02/15/15 Hamden, CT The Ballroom
02/18/15 Northampton, MA Pearl Street
02/19/15 South Burlington, VT Higher Ground
02/20/15 Portland, ME Port City Music Hall
02/27/15 Philadelphia, PA Union Transfer
02/28/15 Baltimore, MD Rams Head Live!
03/01/15 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
03/02/15 Carrboro, NC Cat's Cradle
03/06/15 Fort Lauderdale, FL Revolution
03/07/15 Saint Petersburg, FL State Theatre
03/08/15 Atlanta, GA Loft At Center Stage
03/10/15 Birmingham, AL Zydeco
03/11/15 New Orleans, LA Parish
03/13/15 Dallas, TX Gas Monkey
03/15/15 Houston, TX Fitzgerald's
Raised amid the Bay Area's rich musical culture, Monophonics have proudly carried on the tradition of the psychedelic soul music native to their hometown. Monophonics was formed in 2005, and since then have created a signature …
GALACTIC w/ Monophonics
Thursday 02/05/15, 8pm ($25)
New Orleans jam band Galactic is on tour with Bay Area psych soul band Monophonics.
Galactic's album Carnivale Electricos came out in 2012 via Anti- Records.
Monophonics recently released "Promises" (released January 13th) on 7". Look for an upcoming album on Ohio soul label Colemine Records.
Upcoming Monophonics Tour Dates:
01/28 @ The Plaza, Orlando, FL
01/29 @ Freebird, Jacksonville, FL
01/30 @ Arts Park, Hollywood, FL
01/31 @ State Theater, St. Petersburg, FL
02/05 @ First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
02/06 @ Concord Music Hall, Chicago, IL
02/07 @ Turner Hall, Milwaukee, WI
02/13 Harlow's Sacramento, CA
02/14 Zodiacs Petaluma, CA
03/27 Brick & Mortar Music Hall San Francisco, CA
Galactic's continued tour:
02/14/15 New Orleans, LA Tipitina's Uptown
02/23/15 Park City, UT Park City Live
02/24/15 Victor, ID Knotty Pine
02/28/15 Portland, OR McMenamins Crystal Ballroom
03/01/15 Crystal Bay, NV Crystal Bay Club Casino
03/03/15 Petaluma, CA McNears Mystic Theatre
03/04/15 Solana Beach, CA Belly Up Tavern
03/05/15 Los Angeles, CA El Rey Theatre
03/18/15 Louisville, KY Headliners Music Hall
03/19/15 State College, PA State Theatre
03/20/15 Boston, MA House Of Blues Boston
03/21/15 Jamestown, NY Reg Lenna Center
DR DOG w/ Phox
Friday 02/06/15, 8pm ($22)
If you couldn't get into Dr Dog's sold out show at the Turf Club on Thursday, the good news is that (as of this writing) their Friday's show at the bigger capacity venue, First Avenue, tickets are still available.
Opening up for both Dr Dog Minnesota shows will be Wisconsin's Phox.
01/24/15 Charlottesville, VA Jefferson Theater
02/02/15 Quintana Roo, Mexico Hard Rock
02/05/15 Saint Paul, MN Turf Club
02/12/15 Oakland, CA Fox Theater
02/13/15 Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern
02/14/15 Pomona, CA Fox Theater Pomona
02/16/15 Phoenix, AZ The Crescent Ballroom
02/17/15 Flagstaff, AZ The Orpheum Theater
02/21/15 Las Vegas, NV House Of Blues
03/26/15 Asheville, NC The Orange Peel
03/28/15 Chattanooga, TN Track 29
03/29/15 Oxford, MS The Lyric Oxford
03/31/15 Baton Rouge, LA Varsity Theatre
04/01/15 Houston, TX House Of Blues
04/02/15 Dallas, TX House Of Blues
04/03/15 Austin, TX Stubb's Bar-B-Q
04/08/15 Lawrence, KS Liberty Hall
04/10/15 Chicago, IL Thalia Hall
04/11/15 Chicago, IL House Of Blues
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Minneapolis Music Guide: August 3 - August 9, 2014
Here is the weekly guide of some Minneapolis (and St Paul) live concerts and events from August 3 to August 9.
Rilo Kiley
Rilo Kiley (rilokiley.com) announces North American tour. Check out the dates: Minneapolis! So maybe you may see me at First Ave... Dates In Full: …
Jenny Lewis w/ The Apache Relay
Both Tori Amos at the O'Shaughnessy and Broken Bells at the State Theatre ticket costs about $40 each... if that's out of your price range, come check out The Apache Relay and Jenny Lewis at First Avenue on August 3rd.
Since many of you may know Lewis' name as actress (various film & television roles) and singer of Rilo Kiley and Jenny & Johnny, you may not know opener The Apache Relay.
The Apache Relay are based out of Nashville, and they will be playing tracks from their new self-titled album, which is out now via So Recordings.
I got a chance to hear their single, "Katie Queen of Tennessee" and it sounded great! You will find yourself humming to the melodies.
The Apache Relay confirmed tour dates:
07/31 Indianapolis, IN - Deluxe*
08/01 Chicago, IL - Park West*
08/03 Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue*
08/09 Charlotte, NC - God Save the Queen City
08/15 Florence, AL - Billy Reid Shindig
08/19 Jefferson City, TN - Carson-Newman University
09/17 Indianapolis, IN - The Egyptian Room
09/18 Des Moines, IA - Simon Estes Amphitheater
09/20 Shakopee, MN - Canterbury Park
*supporting Jenny Lewis
Just 2 weeks into their national tour with sellouts in every major market including: Austin, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland and Seattle, the Madison via Baraboo, WI sextet announce their 2nd single …
Indie-pop band PHOX (pronounced 'fox') are playing the 7th Street Entry this Monday, August 4th. Expect the Wisconsin-based band to play tracks from their self-titled debut album, which came out June 24th via Partisan Records.
PHOX's single, "Kingfisher", was made iTunes Singles of the Week for the week of July 8th, which made the band quite happy. Band member Zach Johnston talked about the song, explaining that the song was "about longing for a certain person romantically and then realizing that you may have invented the whole infatuation in your head. Who knows how things would have turned out had you actually been in a relationship with this person..."
Jul 31, 2014 - Cleveland Heights OH - Grog Shop
Aug 01, 2014 - Detroit MI - Magic Stick Lounge
Aug 03, 2014 - Green Bay WI - Meyer Theatre
Aug 04, 2014 - Minneapolis MN - 7th St. Entry
Aug 06, 2014 - Milwaukee WI - Turner Hall
Aug 07, 2014 - Madison WI - High Noon Saloon
Aug 09, 2014 - Chicago IL - Lincoln Hall
Dana Buoy
Dana Janssen left Brooklyn in 2010 for the allure of an unknown life on the West Coast. Also a key member of the experimental art rock band Akron/Family, he moved to Portland …
Usually the Cedar is very good about starting shows on time, but because Sylvan Esso (a duo of vocalist Amelia Meath and beats maker Nick Sanborn) only prepared for a thirty-five minute set …
Dana Buoy w/ Aero Flynn
Dana Janssen is currently playing under the stage name Dana Buoy. Dana Buoy is currently heading out on tour in support of his new 2014 EP called Preacher.
It should also be noted that most of the dates with Sylvan Esso have sold out. The band was recently in Minneapolis at the second annual 10 Thousand Sounds Music Festival, which we caught the "up-and-coming dreamy indie-folk duo" last year, when they only had a handful of songs.
08/05 Minneapolis, MN - 7th St Entry #
08/06 Chicago, IL - Schubas #
08/08 Brooklyn, NY - Rough Trade ^
08/09 Brooklyn, NY - Baby's All Right +
08/12 Washington DC - DC9
08/13 Durham, NC - The Pinhook ~
08/14 Asheville, NC - The Mothlight * SOLD OUT
08/15 Atlanta, GA - The Earl * SOLD OUT
08/16 New Orleans, LA - Gasa Gasa *
08/17 Austin, TX - Emos *
08/19 Tucson, AZ - Club Congress *
08/20 San Diego, CA - Casbah * SOLD OUT
08/21 Los Angeles, CA - Troubadour * SOLD OUT
08/23 San Francisco, CA - Independent * SOLD OUT
08/25 Portland, OR - Wonder Ballroom *
08/26 Seattle, WA - Neumos * SOLD OUT
08/27 Boise, ID - Neurolux *
08/29 Salt Lake City, UT - Kilby Court *
08/30 Denver, CO - Hi Dive * SOLD OUT
# with Aero Flynn
^ with The Rosebuds
+ with Janka Nabay
~ with The Human Eyes
* with Sylvan Esso
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In what could be termed as an innovative strategy, the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) yesterday rolled out a Peace Studies and Conflict Management Certificate Course for the inmates of a jail in Delhi, on the occasion of the 150th Birth Anniversary year of Mahatma Gandhi. Designed in an association with the Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti for jail inmates across the country to help them become better citizens once they go out and join the mainstream, said a TOI report.
Citing a statement issued by the varsity, the report further said that its Vice-Chancellor Nageshwar Rao announced the course to be free of cost for the inmates, who he stressed are not liabilities to the society and added that the program might as well help them to become assets. Tara Gandhi Bhattacharjee, the granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi, who took part at the event, urged the program to be supplemented with some vocational training like chakra spinning to offer the inmates a sense of being self-sufficient and to instil in them the Gandhian philosophy of peace and non-violence, the report added.
Gandhi Smriti formerly known as Birla House or Birla Bhavan is a museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, situated on Tees January Road, formerly Albuquerque Road, in New Delhi, India. It is the location where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on 30 January 1948.
Located at Rajghat (Delhi), Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti were formed in September 1984 by the merger of Gandhi Darshan at Rajghat and Gandhi Smriti.
Gandhi Smriti is one of the most prominent museums of Gandhi and has a library where around 60,000 books are kept and have bookshops selling books of Gandhi. There are approximately 6000 original photos of Gandhi preserved here. The house treasures many memories of the last 144 days of Gandhi's life. The exhibition on the Mahatma, the room he lived in and the prayer ground where he fell a martyr with God's name on his lips attract a large number of visitors daily. What is more, Gandhi Darshan is situated close to the Gandhi Samadhi at Rajghat on 36 acres of land. It offers a comprehensive exhibition on Gandhi spread out in four pavilions, a film auditorium, conference facilities for national and international camps, a children's corner and a library.
Delhi being the capital of India is well connected by air and rail with the rest of the country.


This past week we heard about measles spreading across the US, Bacteria that are resistant to many antibiotics and a fungus that is spreading across the country that is concerning. We thought we would take a few minutes to discuss these, not to scare you but to make sure you are informed.
Measles- This word for most of us is just a word in a vaccine, MMR or Measles , Mumps, Rubella. If you were born after 1960 chances are that you received the vaccine MMR as a present for your first birthday, however we now know that 2 doses of the vaccine are needed to give the best chance for coverage. In 1989 the CDC changed the dose recommendation to 2 from 1, so there is concern for individuals born after 1957 and before 1989, that they may have only received one dose of the vaccine as that was the recommendation at that time. Now many in that group have gone on to have a second dose, often required by schools, however we know there are many out there that may think they are protected as they did get the one dose of the vaccine. This historically has not been an issue as we have high vaccination rates and thus we are protecting each other by minimizing the chance for spread, a concept termed herd immunity. If you fall into that age group of 30-60 and are concerned you can talk to your doctor and they can do a blood test to see if you have antibodies or they may consider giving you a booster dose. The current recommendations for Measles immunity requires 2 doses of the vaccine for the best coverage, the first dose at 12 months and the booster at age 5-6. That vaccine gives us each around 97 % coverage against each of the 3 viruses.
We have not eradicated these viruses from the US and in fact outbreaks are still very common around the world. The US has kept these pretty much under control with the exception of 2014 when we noted over 600 cases of measles in the US. However, 400 of those cases came from a single Amish community in Ohio. 2017 we had 116 cases, 2018- 372 cases and it appears to be on a big increase as we have seen 465 cases in 11 states as of mid-April. In Illinois we have had 5 cases, which is close to our norm for the entire year.
Recently in New York there was another large outbreak in an Orthodox Jewish community in New York. This reached a large enough concern that that NY has declared a Health Emergency and is requiring vaccinations in portions of Brooklyn where the recent outbreak occurred. New York as a state has been a hot center for Measles, since last fall they have had close to 300 cases with many more expected now, as 78 new cases were reported this week alone.
The concern is that we have had a bunch of recent cases and couple that with a lot of anti-vaccination pockets in the country.
Measles is highly contagious, it is caused by a virus that is shared by being exposed to coughing and sneezing. The virus can live in air and on surfaces for up to 2 hours. As we discussed last year the world is getting smaller and we have many countries where measles is common and rampant, so the spread is much easier as travel has allowed this. One can be contagious with the virus prior to having the rash, they may have cough, sneezing and fever often followed by the rash 10-14 days later. They are spreading live virus before they even know they are infected.
Measles symptoms include runny nose, conjunctivitis, cough, sneezing, fever and a body rash. The individuals feel miserable and can for a week or 2, the bad thing is the rash does not start until 3-5 days after the symptoms start. This is bad as the individual is spreading the illness before they know they have it. Only a small number of individuals will go on to have the more serious complications like a brain infection or pneumonia.
Although many may feel, "so what, it is a little rash and cough?' before this vaccine it had a huge impact on the health of our children. A measles ear infection are very common and cause permanent hearing loss, the child can get pneumonia, or a brain infection called encephalitis. Women who are pregnant and exposed to measles may give birth prematurely. This is not a benign disease in 1980 we had 2.6 million deaths due to measles, now vaccination rates around the world have helped but we still have close to 100,000 deaths due to measles most in children under the age of 5.
Think about a classroom of non-vaccinated kids, when one child comes in with a highly contagious illness and spreads it to the entire class in one day, and then to the entire school. The impact it had on schools, parents, families and the local economies was major.
Many may question the value of vaccines, what they have to realize is, all we are doing is teaching the immune system how it should work in a more controlled environment while eliminating the bad outcomes a virus may cause if left alone. Remember before vaccines, patients would have an illness and then be protected from future exposure as their immune system would now block any future chance of illness. Unfortunately going thru that natural process was painful, disruptive and in some cases deadly.
It is unfortunate that we had a fake study that was published by Dr Andrew Wakefield in 1998 that falsely touted a link between autism and vaccines. What is worse is we have some celebrities that continue to tout this, it is sad that we will listen to Jenny McCarthy or Jake Cutlers wife instead of the 100's of true studies that show no link between autism and vaccines. I feel sorry for the parent who does not vaccinate their child thinking they are protecting them from autism yet end up with a life-threatening illness that exposes many others.
Candida Auris- This is the name of a fungus that causes serious infections. I am not sure if we have ever discussed a fungus, so let's take a minute and discuss some basics. A fungus is not a bacteria and it is not a virus. It is a living organism that has a wide spectrum of its family, yeasts, molds and even mushrooms are considered fungi. Most fungus thrive in warm moist areas, the most common fungal infection in humans is athletes foot. It is caused by a specific fungus and is a nuisance but is not overly concerning in most people as some simple hygiene changes and an antifungal cream will clear it up. There are many more fungus that can cause mainly skin infections.
In 2009 a new fungus was identified, Candida Auris, this has been noted in 12 countries including the US. Now this is not thought to actually be "new", it is thought that this strain has been around for thousands of years, it was just not identified. To put things in perspective there are over 5 million different species of fungus, yet only a few hundred of them will cause human disease.
So, what is so special about this fungus? There are a few things, one is it is difficult to identify. You need specific technology called Maldi Tof, to identify this fungus. The second is that this fungus unlike others can survive on cool dry surfaces. The third is it is one that can cause infection in humans. The fourth and possibly the most important is that is resistant to the medications that we used to treat fungal infections. Put all of these together and you have a bug that can live in any environment, is difficult to identify, can cause infection and is difficult to treat. This is why we have the concern.
Although first identified in Tokyo in 2009, the fungus has spread across the world. In the US, we have had nearly 600 cases identified as of the end of February. The concern is that Illinois has had almost 150 cases and is second to only New York who has identified over 300 cases. It has been identified in 12 states. We know there are more cases out there but many sites do not have the technology to identify the bug.
Should we be concerned? Our concern is not for the general public, this is not a fungus that is going to cause a major infection if a healthy individual comes in contact with it. The concern for those individuals is spreading it to areas where we are concerned. Spreading this to hospitals and nursing homes is the concern as they care for immunocompromised patients and do invasive procedures.
The CDC is still learning about this bug. The goal is to identify early and stop or minimize the spread. Hospitals are taking it very seriously and looking for it actively in patients they are concerned about and the hospitals are also very diligent in the cleaning of all areas of the hospital.
This bug can cause infections in bloodstream and may be severe enough to cause death. The patients who have these infections are often sick or being treated for other illnesses in hospitals and nursing homes. It is important to identify these patients as the bug is very resistant to the common medications we use to treat fungal blood infections. Doctors are finding that using one medication in these patients will not be enough, in many cases they will need to use three or more to control or treat this bug.
There will be a lot more of this in the upcoming months and years as we identify more and struggle with controlling the spread.
In the New York times last week there was a front page article on "miracle drugs doing harm in Kenya". The article shares exactly what we are concerned about with superbugs and how it occurs. In many areas near Nairobi they have highly populated areas with minimal sanitation. This leads to many infections, some of which can be deadly. One of the reasons the infections are deadly is because of the misuse of antibiotics in that country. A small example, a bacteria called salmonella can cause an intestinal infection that if not treated or treated incorrectly can lead to dehydration and in severe cases death. In the United States the number of cases of Salmonella is close to 1.5 million and unfortunately these result in around 450 deaths a year. Often the deaths are noted in young children or the elderly. Now let's compare that to Kenya where they see 45,000 children die from Salmonella every year. How can that be? The same bacteria here in the United States can be easily treated with antibiotics, yet in Kenya that same bacteria is resistant to antibiotics in 70% of the cases.
Why does that occur in Africa and not here? In Africa you can buy antibiotics over the counter in any pharmacy without any input from the physician. The poor African people are looking for anything to help and pharmacists are more than willing to see them a few pills. The patients in Africa are getting the wrong medication at the wrong dose for the wrong length of time. What happens in these cases is we see resistance form and the bacteria that survive are no longer killed or even slowed by the current antibiotics.
We all think that antibiotics are expensive in the United States, and in many cases they are. In many countries across the world they are not only cheap they are not regulated and can be purchased in any pharmacy. This allows for bacteria to multiply and survive as superbugs. The world is very small and a bacteria halfway around the world could be seen here within a matter of days. This should concern us all.
So what can we do in the general public? We can use great hand hygiene, especially when around those who are ill. We can listen to our doctors when they tell us that the infection that we have is probably a virus and that an antibiotic is not only not needed but may lead to problems in the future. This is probably the toughest one as people feel miserable for weeks at times and just want to get better quickly. They often think an antibiotic is what they need when in fact they need time, rest and fluids. We live in a society of "Now". We do not have time for illness and we want a cure now.
So why are antibiotics bad for viral illnesses? First and most important is that antibiotics do not kill or fight viruses. If they don't do anything for these common cold, viral bronchitis, or sore throats not caused by strep, why do we take them? Some doctors are pressured to give an antibiotic, some individuals have "old" antibiotics hanging around their home from previous infections where they stopped the course, and others borrow from friends and family members. Each of these cases ends up with the same scenario. We are exposing some bacteria to lower than effective doses or timing and by dong this we are selecting out the strongest bacteria and allowing them to multiply.
The easiest way to think of this is you have 100 bacteria, 95 of them would be killed with an antibiotic, even though they are not causing an infection. The 5 that are resistant survive and start to multiply, so now we have just selected out the strongest bacteria but not taking the right medication at the right dose for the right time. These bacteria can then multiply and cause infection but they are resistant to antibiotics and are on the way to be a super bug. MRSA is the one that has gotten the most attention in the past few years. This is a bacteria that we could treat with penicillin or a cousin of penicillin but now that strain of bacteria is not bothered by penicillin and it has no effect on them, they multiply and caused expanding infections.


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ABKLaw BLOG: "I am declaring an emergency"/ "I didn't have to do this now"
19 Feb ABKLaw BLOG: "I am declaring an emergency"/ "I didn't have to do this now"
BLOG from our #ABKLaw Partner Hon. Barry Kamins: "I am declaring an emergency"/ "I didn't have to do this now"
With those two diametrically opposed statements, President Trump declared a national emergency last week to try and build a border wall. Forty-three years ago, Congress enacted the National Emergencies Act that created a process presidents must follow when invoking the statute to declare an emergency. The law has been invoked about 60 times since the Carter administration and the President's use of this power is unlike any other prior invocation of the statute. The overwhelming majority of those instances were actions taken by former presidents to impose sanctions on various foreign officials for wrongdoing, such as a violation of human rights. None of the emergencies in the past were declared in order to make an end run around Congress, when Congress had voted not to spend funds on a particular project that the President wanted.
One problem is that the statute does not define what qualifies as an "emergency". This could prompt Congress–at least in a post- Trump era- to impose a strict definition of the term. Ironically, because the statute fails to define the term "emergency", the President may actually possess the legal authority to take the action he is taking. Therefore, the courts may-or may not strike down his exercise of power.
Under the Act, the House and Senate can vote on a joint resolution of termination to end the emergency status. If one chamber passes such a resolution, the other must bring it up for a vote within 18 days. The President can veto such a resolution as long as it has not passed with super majorities in both the House and Senate.
On another front, the Democratic- run House can support a lawsuit challenging the emergency declaration brought by a third party or it could sue on its own although there are legal questions on whether they have the standing to do so.
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This book was a great place for my imagination. I had "called" some of the twists, but not every detail in them. I found it very relatable to Today, even though it was set in another culture a few centuries ago. Some reviews call the ending sad, I wouldn't say that. It was hopefully and poetically beautiful to me. Worth the listen. And Davina Porter is one if the greatest narrators of our time.
Very interesting story, slow to start but picks up... definitely sad. Not sure what to take from it but worth reading!
Wonderful but sad story of the times where there were intense prejudices. Beautifully written and also read.
I enjoyed the story but was unsatisfied with the way some stoy lines were left hanging. The narrator had a pleasing voice but mispronounced several words.
Very depressing ...good storyline. I would not want to have lived in the late 1600's Amsterdam.
The narrador is fantastic, however the story leaves too many questions unanswered. It becomes hard to distinguish whether there's a paranormal element or just a figment of the main character's imagination.
It seems like you only get the middle of a story. The detail is fantastic, but the story itself is only so-so.


Nice meeting you by phone, Steve. See you around.
Yes, that's a yes. If you wouldn't mind sharing my website with her, or her contact information with me, that would be great. My contact information is on my website. It might be better if she saw what I do first before she contacts me. It takes the pressure off if she's not in the fan arena for my style of work. That's very kind of you. If something works out, that means you get some free art. I always scratch the back of the hand that extends towards me in this regard.
Yes, this is really me! It's the other part of me, the artist that HAS to be creative. Thanks for your compliment. I also appreciate the suggestion of a contact at Christies, although I really don't believe I'm in the arena/category of artists that they sell. Don't they typically sell work from World famous and/or dead World famous artists for zillions of dollars through auction? That's my understanding. And I'm certainly not in that category. I'm collected around the World. But there are tons of us artists out there, that no one will ever know on a grand scale, but who enjoy success, but will never be in the publics eye. We're just as good as those that are, but not everyone can fit on the head of a pin!
Thanks again. I always appreciate an art fan and an art compliment. It's almost better than selling a painting. Not AS fun, but almost!
Enjoy your weekend. And thanks for the banter on the "other" topic this week. Hopefully no hurt feelings. I have none towards you. I hope you have none towards me. It's a big World out there and we're all entitled to our opinions and it's okay to have the hair on the back of our necks stand up from time to time. It's always innocent. Right?
I will see you tomorrow at the ERE meet up?
Hi Steve, Just got your VM. Yes I noticed the HTML link was not showing up on there. I guess the 'add-link' tab is not working properly. I've added the link since then on the original message. Thanks for noticing.
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Home Perspectives Dr. Know Dr. Know: Superheroes, Green Ketchup, and the Gest Standard
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Dr. Know: Superheroes, Green Ketchup, and the Gest Standard
Jay Gilbert
How cool that Cincinnati managed to host two separate comic conventions in September. (Nerd power!) Other than Union Terminal being the Hall of Justice, is Cincinnati nobly represented in any other fantasy/science-fiction? —SPACED IN
Dear Spaced:
For our virgin readers, the Doctor will explain your reference: Union Terminal served as the artistic template for the Hall of Justice, headquarters of the 1970s animated TV series Super Friends. That show featured Superman, Batman, and other DC Comics heroes who are still famous today and making movies known as "super disappointments."
It's hard to find a more profound Cincinnati contribution to the sci-fi/fantasy genre than the time Mt. Lookout saved all of humanity. That's the cover story in the November 1942 issue of Fantastic Adventures magazine: "When Freemen Shall Stand." In that tale, set far in the future after aliens have conquered Earth, a small band of rebel humans are hiding out in a shattered city they know only as "Sinatty." Holed up in a crumbling building called "Nedlunplaza," they plot civilization's comeback. After escaping to an "eastern area" and finding a huge telescope in an abandoned observatory, they are able to track their enemies' movements and ultimately make Earth great again.
The story's author was not from Cincinnati, but his wife was. Was he so delighted when he visited our town that he made it the hero of his story, or so repulsed that he zombified it? Dammit, Jim, I'm the Doctor, not a mind reader.
I sometimes splurge on French wines at specialty stores, but I mostly get them at Kroger. Recently, though, Kroger has reduced its French wines' floor space. I shop at several locations, and they've all cut back. Pourquoi? —NON-SNOB
Dear Non:
Note that while Americans can ask "why" in three concise letters, the French must slog through eight of them (pourquoi). That tendency to linger is de rigueur in France but interdit in an American supermarket: products that fail to exit the shelves promptly are not invited back. For example, Heinz green-colored ketchup made a valiant effort a few years ago but is no longer found in the condiments aisle.
Your specific issue over wine, however, is a bit more complicated. This year, Kroger admitted it had an alcohol problem. After trying to control its intake by imposing a restructured relationship on its beer and wine suppliers, the Cincinnati-based supermarket giant faced an intervention from the alcohol industry and was forced to enter grocery rehab. It emerged with a whole new attitude, and with a Newport-based company that has reconfigured its beer and wine departments. Decisions on which types and brands of wine to display are apparently not determined by French aesthetics as much as by American market forces.
The Doctor urges you not to despair over our nation's tastes. Hope remains. We did, after all, wisely and firmly reject green ketchup.
My new home just west of Linn Street is actually quite old. On my deed's property measurements, it mentions something called the "Gest Standard." Is this related to Gest Street, which isn't far away? What does it mean? —JUST GESTING
Dear Just:
It means that for more than a century, Cincinnati has suffered from one man's colossal, forehead-slapping screwup. The term "Gest Standard" on local property measurements basically declares, "Numbers on deed are smaller than they appear." It's a warning to distrust Joseph Gest's migraine-inducing inaccuracies.
He meant well. Gest's reputation was superb when he came to Cincinnati in 1819 and became the city's surveyor. For 25 years, he meticulously calculated the dimensions of hundreds of Cincinnati properties, most of them downtown, and as it later turned out, most of them erroneously. The troubles began when Gest proudly obtained a new super-accurate 24-inch ruler, from which he fashioned a fresh "surveyor's chain." Unfortunately, he had failed to notice the ruler's tiny marks on each end indicating an additional 1/32nd of an inch to cover wear and tear, so he unknowingly made his chain slightly too long. Gest's accumulated errors miscalculated the total area of Cincinnati by about five acres.
Rather than go back and re-measure every damn property in town, the city instead slapped the term "Gest Standard" onto the deeds of the parcels Joe had surveyed. At some point, Cincinnati also named a downtown street after him, much like how America awarded a holiday to the guy who thought he had come ashore in India.
Dr. Know is Jay Gilbert, weekday afternoon deejay on 92.5 FM The Fox. Submit your questions about the city's peculiarities at drknow@cincinnatimagazine.com
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The Blood of Olympus By Rick Riordan Pdf Download
The Blood of Olympus Pdf is Rick Riordan's adventure fantasy novel, based on Roman and Greek mythology. It was the fifth and final novel in The Heroes of Olympus series, released in 2014 and received mixed reviews.
The 7 demigods of the Prophecy of Seven— Annabeth Chase, Hazel Levesque, Jason Grace, Piper McLean, Leo Valdez, Frank Zhang, Percy Jackson—advance to their final venture to defeat Gaea/Terra while Coach Gleeson Hedge, Reyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano, and Nico di Angelo attempt to bring the Athena Parthenos to Camp Half-Blood to avert a war between the Greek and Roman demigods.
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Though the Roman and Greek crewmembers of the Argo II have made development in their many quests, they still seem no closer to destroying the earth's mother, Gaea.
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The demigods are having more familiar visions of a terrible battle at Camp Half-Blood. The Roman troops from Camp Jupiter, led by Octavian, are almost within striking distance. Though it is intriguing to take the Athena Parthenos to Athens to use as a secret weapon, the friends know that the giant statue belongs back on Long Island, where it might be able to avert a war between the two camps.
The Athena Parthenos will move to the west; the Argo II will progress toward the east. The gods, still who have various personality disorders, are worthless.
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MecWash is delighted to announce that it has been invited to exhibit at the 2017 National Fluid Power Centre (NFPC) Industry Open Day.
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He shifted the small suitcase he was carrying to one hand and started explaining the history of the neighborhood.
We listened. Until then, our encounters with people in Istanbul had been downright lovely. That morning, our taxi driver had insisted – nay, demanded – we each take a hunk of the sesame bun he had just purchased from a roadside vendor.
So when this guy insists we follow him up a steep stone staircase to the desolate roof of a wall built by Constantine the Great, we follow without a second thought.
He points one way and says something about Asia in broken English. He points another way. We pick up the word "Bulgaria".
And then he sits down at our feet, opens his little suitcase to reveal a collection of brushes, and offers to shine Greg's shoes.
We're stumped. Greg's shoes are canvas. You can't shine canvas … right?
But really dude, we insist, you can't shine Vans.
Something didn't feel right. We were alone with this guy in a remote stretch of one of the city's most conservative neighborhoods. It was late afternoon and the nearby shops and restaurants had already closed for the day.
The back and forth continued for a few more moments. The guy caved and finally just asked if we could spare some change for his sick kids back home. We gave him some lira and quickly parted ways.
The experience was odd enough to merit a Google search back at the apartment. Turns out the Istanbul shoe shine scam is a thing. There are tons of variations, but basically it amounts to some poor sucker thinking he's getting his shoes spiffed up for free, only to receive a bill at the end that's 10 times the going rate.
One of the shoe shiner's tall, beefy friends usually appears out of nowhere to help him collect.
Most travelers reported falling victim when they stopped a shoe shiner who had accidentally dropped one of his brushes. The shoe shiner insisted on polishing the thoughtful traveler's shoes to show his appreciation.
We weren't bothered by any other illegitimate shiners during our trip. And there were plenty of valid polishers who will buff your non-canvas shoes for 5 to 10 TL, about 2 to 5 USD.
To avoid getting scammed, don't accept what seems like a pro bono polishing. If you want a legit shine, just agree on the price beforehand.
And make sure the rate includes both shoes.
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Plagiobothrys canescens är en strävbladig växtart som beskrevs av George Bentham. Plagiobothrys canescens ingår i släktet tiggarstavar, och familjen strävbladiga växter. Utöver nominatformen finns också underarten P. c. catalinensis.

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