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chrisryanspeaks · 6 months ago

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The Umbrellas share new music video for "Gone" ahead of US tour launching next week

https://youtu.be/_O6nH2f1B7M?si=mYHEsTvtzXYStovG Today San Francisco band The Umbrellas share a new music video for "Gone" from their most recent Slumberland LP Fairweather Friend ahead of their full North American tour which launches next week. Morgan Alice from the band made the video using Super 8 footage taken on various Umbrellas tours. For more info. and to buy tickets in advance, click HERE TOUR DATES: Fri 5/31 Los Angeles, CA Permanent Records * Sat 6/01 San Clemente, CA Knuckle Heads Sun 6/02 San Diego, CA Soda Bar Wed 6/05 Denton, TX Rubber Gloves + Thu 6/06 Austin, TX Mohwawk (Inside) # Fri 6/07 New Orleans, LA BJs Sun 6/09 Nashville, TN Soft Junk $ Mon 6/10 Atlanta, GA 529 Tue 6/11 Durham, NC The Pinhook Wed 6/12 Washington, DC Quarry House Tavern & Thu 6/13 Philadelphia, PA PhilaMOCA Fri 6/14 New York, NY The Broadway @ Sat 6/15 Boston, MA 4th Wall % Sun 6/16 Montreal, QB Quai des Brumes Mon 6/17 Toronto, ON Monarch Tavern Tue 6/18 Cleveland, OH Happy Dog Wed 6/19 Detroit, MI Outer Limits Lounge Thu 6/20 Chicago, IL Cole's Fri 6/21 Minneapolis, MN Cloudland ^ Mon 6/24 Vancouver, BC TBA Tue 6/25 Victoria, BC Lucky Bar Wed 6/26 Seattle, WA Sunset Tavern ** Thu 6/27 Portland, OR Swan Dive Sat 6/29 San Francisco, CA Kilowatt ! * = w/ Le Pain, Ted # = w/ On Being An Angel, Touch Girl Apple Blossom $ = w/ Ornament & = w/ Linda Smith + = w/ 2nd Grade, The Smashing Times @ = w/ The Smashing Times, Lightheaded % = w/ Mall Cops ^ = w/ Jim Ruiz, Real Numbers ! = w/ Pocket Full of Crumbs, Latitude ** = w/ Lisa Prank, The Nags The Umbrellas are four renegade romantics crafting irresistible indie pop hymns. The band’s self-titled 2021 debut album became a breakout moment, winning critical praise and sparking an international tour. Follow-up LP Fairweather Friend goes a step further – absorbing the sonic attack of their live shows, it balances this with studio finesse, allowing the San Francisco four-piece to become the band they’ve always aspired to be. The Umbrellas' self-titled 2021 debut album was a breakout moment in an otherwise grim year, winning critical praise and fueling tours with everyone from labelmates Papercuts to Fucked Up. Follow-up LP Fairweather Friend goes a step further – balancing the rambunctious sonic attack of their live shows with studio craft and finesse, allowing the San Francisco four-piece to become the band they’ve always aspired to be. It's a record overflowing with highlights. The addictive, upbeat melodies of introductory track ‘Three Cheers!’ are matched to an impactful percussive punch; ‘Say What You Mean’ finds The Umbrellas working with total confidence, letting the song ride out to its chiming conclusion, four voices working in precision. ‘When You Find Out’ offers rotating notes of guitar punctuated by a vocal that pushes past angst to accept a world full of hope. A lean 10 track affair, it grasps towards beatific pop while fuelled by a sense of risk-taking and the precision that comes from long months on the road. The Umbrellas coalesced in 2018 around a group of musicians with connections to the legendary San Francisco record emporium Amoeba Music. Singer and guitarist Matt Ferrera had previous links with bassist Nick Oka, as well as the powerhouse drummer Keith Frerichs. A chance encounter with Morgan Stanley singing karaoke at a Fourth of July party cemented the line-up around an avowed thirst for melody. “All of us love really earnest pop songs,” Nick points out. “I guess we got to a point in our lives where we wanted to be genuine.” Playing shows at San Francisco’s vital DIY redoubt Hit Gallery, The Umbrellas would share line-ups with local heroes such as April Magazine and Cindy. Recording their debut album across a two-day spell at Matt’s parents’ house, the results won a devoted cult following. The experience of frequent touring bonded them tightly and allowed the volume to tick up a little higher (and higher...) and and feeding a desire for their next record to more closely mirror the energy of their live shows. “I think we got tired of people saying, oh you’re so much louder than I thought you’d be!” laughs Matt. “Our early recordings are sweet and earnest… and we wanted it to be louder.” Kicking off sessions in November 2022, the band used an ad hoc space Matt created in his basement, which allowed the sessions to be a little more relaxed in terms of timescale than their debut. “We gave ourselves more space for this album,” says Keith. “We wanted time to sit on the songs, and really work on them.” Capturing their thrilling live dynamic on tape, The Umbrellas are at once more physical and yet also more controlled on their new album. Take opening track ‘Three Cheers!’ – the peppy, sun-soaked rush masks a barbed lyric, courtesy of Nick Oka. “It’s a pseudo-political song about power struggles that occur in a job situation, or a friend group. It’s an observational song.” ‘Toe The Line’ has an unkempt, rollicking sense of energy, the playful relationship analogy of the lyric pushed to the speed of light by Keith’s just-chaotic-enough punk drumming. ‘When You Find Out’ meanwhile epitomises their unified, egalitarian way of making music – with The Umbrellas, each voice counts. “It sounds different from any song we’ve ever written together,” says Morgan. “It shows how much we’ve grown. Trust helps us to build the songs. It’s definitely a team effort.” It's also a record of ambition. ‘Say What You Mean’ stretches past the four-minute mark, the viola performance informed by Estonian minimalist composer Arvo Pärt. ‘Gone’ was the first song attempted for the new album, and the last they actually finished, endless re-writes transforming it into a manifesto of control and release. Taken as a whole Fairweather Friend is a bold indiepop triumph, crafted with purpose and attention. Taking their time over each note, the four-piece have strengthened their songwriting, adding depth and assurance while unlocking their potential. Some bonds last a lifetime – The Umbrellas are ready to capture your heart. Read the full article

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audiofuzz · 6 months ago

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The Umbrellas share new music video for "Gone" ahead of US tour launching next week

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hclib · 3 years ago

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"Pumpkin Joe" Greenstein

"There's something about this particular vegetable. They are like humans. No two of them are alike. They make you smile." - Joe Greenstein speaking to the Halloween Committee, 1964

If you were a child in north Minneapolis from the 1940s to 1960s, odds are you knew "Pumpkin Joe." Every October, Joe Greenstein, a neighborhood grocer, gave away thousands of free pumpkins to children from elementary and nursery schools on the northside. Greenstein invited students to his store (327 Plymouth Ave. N) at a special day and time to receive their pumpkins and celebrate the Halloween season.

In 1961, Pumpkin Joe became Alderman Greenstein, when he was elected to the Minneapolis city council. Despite his new position, Greenstein continued his traditional pumpkin giveaway. In 1962 alone, Pumpkin Joe distributed roughly 14,000 pumpkins. As chairman of the Minneapolis Halloween Committee in 1964, Greenstein even suggested a free pumpkin day for children citywide. In news coverage and election materials, the alderman was often still referred to as "Pumpkin Joe."

Joe Greenstein's store was demolished for the construction of I-94 in the mid-1960s. He hosted his last pumpkin giveaway in 1965. Following in Greenstein's footsteps, the Northside Roaring Lions will be holding a Pumpkin Giveaway and celebration for the north Minneapolis community at Cub Foods (701 W. Broadway Ave.) on Saturday, October 23, 2021, 10 a.m - 3 p.m.

Photos from the Star Tribune Photographs archival collection (M/A 0332). Campaign brochure from the Minneapolis and Hennepin County Vertical Subject Files.

#minneapolis #minnesota #halloween #pumpkins #city council #minneapolis city council #1960s #holidays #interstate 94

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stumblingoverchaos · 4 years ago

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For the Get Messy Season of More. No More (inspired by @jennpaints ). Collage, Permapaque marker, Posca paint pen. # "In north Minneapolis, residents have banded together to protect the area from bad actors after several businesses along W. Broadway burned down the other night under mysterious circumstances... Eli Darris of the ACLU said the effort came about out of a need to take care of critical infrastructures while standing up for justice. 'At the end of us making sure that we're standing up against the senseless, reckless and inhumane taking of our brother's life, we still want to make sure that our grandmas, our aunties, our uncles, our nephews are gonna have banks to go to, grocery stores to go inside of and shop, and what we've noticed is a very well orchestrated, well coordinated intentional attack against black businesses and we made a determination that we will no longer allow these insidious rubes to come into our community,' he said.....Longfellow Market, now boarded with plywood, is one of the few remaining grocery stores [on East Lake Street] - after Target, Aldi, and Cub Foods fell - thanks to dozens of neighbors who guard the store each night." -Minneapolis Star Tribune, 2020-05-31. Photo from Lake Street USA by Wing Young Huie (2001). #getmessyartjournal #getmessyart #gmseasonofmore #getmessyseasonofmore #artjournal #artjournaling #visualjournal #visualjournaling #quotes #collage #artjournalpage #artjournals #artistsoninstagram #visualjournals #poscamarkers #poscapaintpens #permapaque #minneapolis https://www.instagram.com/p/CA3lFbMDGRS/?igshid=ivb8z90c0x2g

#getmessyartjournal #getmessyart #gmseasonofmore #getmessyseasonofmore #artjournal #artjournaling #visualjournal #visualjournaling #quotes #collage #artjournalpage #artjournals #artistsoninstagram #visualjournals #poscamarkers #poscapaintpens #permapaque #minneapolis

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iateyouroreos · 4 years ago

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“My City Is On Fire, and We Need Some Help”

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Google Docs of Places You Can Donate To and/or Support:

Donate food or other supplies (From the Star Tribune):

• Grace Lutheran Church in Apple Valley, 7800 150th St. W., is collecting supplies for youth and families that no longer have access to resources. People can drop items off at the church Monday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

• There will be a supply drive at Augsburg University for the Cedar Riverside community on Monday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Items can be dropped off at the parking lot by the intersection of Riverside Avenue and 25th Avenue S.

• Alchemy 365 in Edina is gathering donations of food and household supplies, such as paper towels, garbage bags and toilet paper. People can drop off items at 6729 York Ave. S. by Southdale Shopping Center.

• YouthLink is asking for brooms, rakes and gloves for clean up efforts Monday. They asked people to drop off the items between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Monday at 41 N. 12th St. in Minneapolis.

• The soccer team Vlora FC is seeking food donations between 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Monday for needy families at 1010 W. Lake St. in Minneapolis.

• Diapers, baby formula and hygiene products are being gathered from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday at a Thrivent Financial office at 14670 Robert Trail, in Rosemount.

• Support the Cities is asking people to sign up as drivers to deliver supplies to those in need. More details available on their Facebook page.

• "Pop-up" food pantries are being established daily from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the corner of Emerson and Broadway avenues in North Minneapolis and at the intersection of Central and Lexington avenues in St. Paul.

• Circle of Discipline is offering free grocery store and food shelf transportation for the elderly in Minneapolis from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. from May 30 to June 5. Those in need of the service can contact 952-457-2290. It is not wheelchair accessible.

• Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, at 2730 E. 31st St. in Minneapolis, paused their collection of food and toiletries Sunday afternoon but could resume at a future date, the church said on Facebook. Community members can pick up items from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and crisis counseling will also be available.

• The Little Earth Residents Association has been seeking food pantry donations at 2495 18th Ave. S., Minneapolis.

• For those looking to get or give food, Hunger Solutions also offers a map of food shelf locations and hours across all of Minnesota.

• Community organizers have compiled more details on aid and events here.

Donate money:

• The Lake Street Council in Minneapolis is collecting donations to support small businesses and nonprofits that need to rebuild. Donations can be made on their website.

• In St. Paul, the Neighbors United Funding Collaborative is similarly raising money to help businesses rebuild.

• Midtown Global Market is raising funds to repair damage and support small businesses in the community. People can get more details on donating here.

Help clean up (people are encouraged to bring brooms, trash bags, work gloves and masks):

• Volunteers are gathering near Phelps Park Field in Minneapolis, at the intersection of Columbus Avenue and E. 39th Street, to do clean up work from noon to 4 p.m. Monday.

• University of Minnesota student groups are meeting at 2910 E. Lake St. from noon to 3 p.m. Monday to clean.

• Support the Cities has been assessing where clean up efforts are needed and sharing that information on its Facebook page.

Additional resources:

• If people feel unsafe in their homes, Pastor Jenny Sung of Depot Church in Hugo said churches and local hotels in the metro will provide shelter and those in need should contact 651-361-0448.

• Women for Political Change posted on Twitter that it is offering free transportation to people leaving the protests, and asked people to call or text "transportation" to 612-492-1507.

The Channel:

#donate #help #fires #arson #Youtube #riots

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twincitiesgeek · 5 years ago

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Every year since 2015, we at Twin Cities Geek have organized our Holiday Toy & Book Drive to support the families served by the Hallie Q. Brown Community Center and the individuals served by the Women’s Prison Book Project.

The Twin Cities geek community came together once again to make the holidays brighter for so many Twin Cities families. The 2019 Twin Cities Geek Holiday Toy & Book Drive drive collected 1,497 toys and gifts and 2,805 books, graphic novels, manga, and comics for a combined grand total of:

4,302 donations!

All of these items were supplemented by generous cash donations of $500 from Nelson Cosplay’s Holiday Market and $135 through community donations on Facebook for a total of $635!

This effort was made possible by a team of over 20 volunteers who made deliveries, sorted donations, and helped with content creation over a period of almost two months. This massive project would not be possible without geeks in our community going the extra mile.

Each and every one of you who volunteered, donated, or helped spread the word about this year’s Holiday Toy & Book Drive helped make a difference in someone’s life this holiday season. You all are amazing!

Donated books await new readers

Just one pile of donated toys

Alisha poses in front of donations while volunteering

Mary shows off a donated toy

Donations for Families in Need

The donated toys, gifts, and children’s and young-adult books were distributed to children and their families in the Summit-University neighborhood in St. Paul through Hallie Q. Brown Community Center. As in past years, we especially asked you to donate items that would make good gifts for teens, and you came through again, giving all manner of tabletop games, video games, graphic novels, collectibles, YA books, DVDs, and more. This is important, as toy-drive initiatives like Toys for Tots so often focus on gifts for younger children—tots—but we geeks are well aware how much it can mean as a teenager to receive a great gift that reflects our interests, and the income level of our family does not change that simple fact.

So, on behalf of all the young adults whose lives you have touched, Twin Cities Geek would like to extend another extra thank-you for being awesome!

Books for the Women’s Prison Book Project

Of the total donations, we also collected 483 paperback books to donate to the Women’s Prison Book Project in Minneapolis! We delivered these to Boneshaker Books, who will distribute them to women and gender-diverse people currently serving time in prison.

Donations delivered to the Women’s Prison Book Project.

Again, thank you to everyone who donated paperbacks. You have helped people you will probably never meet but for whom something as simple as a book can mean so much. And that is a feeling a lot of us geeks can relate to, regardless of our circumstances.

Special Thanks to Local Business and Organizations

Of course, the 2019 Twin Cities Geek Holiday Toy & Book Drive would not have been possible without the generous support of local geek-friendly businesses and organizations throughout the metro who agreed to host donation boxes for us. Many of them have been participating for multiple years, and we were so happy to have them back again—and we were also thrilled to have even more new locations joining us this year for the first time! Many stores also donated to the drive themselves in addition to hosting boxes.

This is a special thank-you to all of them, and we would like to encourage the community to check out these wonderful businesses and organizations throughout the year.

Minneapolis

All Systems Go Games and Movies 158 13th Ave. NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 (612) 331-0028 Map Link

Bingley’s Teas 118 E. 26th St., Suite 208 Minneapolis, MN 55404 (612) 845-1707 Map Link

Brickmania 1618 Central Ave., Suite 110 Minneapolis, MN 55413 (612) 584-3627 Map Link

Comic Book College 4632 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55419 (612) 822-2309 Map Link

Dreamers Vault Games 4701 Hiawatha Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55406 (612) 724-4543 Map Link

Electric Fetus 2000 4th Ave. S Minneapolis, MN 55404 (612) 870-9300 Map Link

Fifth Element 2411 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55405 (612) 377-0044 Map Link

Geek Partnership Society 1121 NE Jackson St. #106 Minneapolis, MN 55413 (612) 424-2477 Map Link

GLITCH 1829 Riverside Ave. #200 Minneapolis, MN 55454 (320) 321-9361 Map Link

Heroic Goods and Games 3456 Minnehaha Ave. Minneapolis MN 55406 (612) 200-9354 Map Link

Knit & Bolt 2833 Johnson St. NE Minneapolis, MN 55418 (612) 788-1180 Map Link

Level Up Games (Mead Hall) 1425 LaSalle Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55403 (612) 315-3945 Map Link

Moon Palace Books and Geek Love Cafe 3032 Minnehaha Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55406 (612) 454-0455 Map Link

Steamship Coffee & Games 711 W Lake St. Minneapolis, MN 55408 (612) 844-1011 Map Link

Tower Games 3920 Nicollet Ave. #150 Minneapolis, MN 55409 (612) 823-4477 Map Link

St. Paul

The Gaming Goat 1326 Grand Ave. St. Paul, MN 55105 (651) 690-4628 Map Link

Mischief Toy Store 818 Grand Ave. St. Paul, MN 55105 (651) 493-3307 Map Link

Source Comics and Games 2057 Snelling Ave. N Roseville, MN 55113 (651) 645-0386 Map Link

Wet Paint 1684 Grand Ave. St. Paul, MN 55105 (651) 698-6431 Map Link

North Metro

Blue Sun Soda Shop 1625 County Hwy. 10, Suite D Spring Lake Park, MN 55432 (763) 432-0704 Map Link

Dreamers Vault Games 11591 Theatre Dr. N Champlin, MN 55316 (763) 506-0303 Map Link

Fantasy Flight Games Center 1975 County Rd. B2 W Roseville, MN 55113 (651) 379-3801 Map Link

The Gamers Den 140 Buchanan St. N #142 Cambridge, MN 55008 (763) 689-5370 Map Link

Games by James 327 Rosedale Center #652 Roseville, MN 55113 (651) 636-0701 Map Link

Games N Go 1595 Hwy. 36 W #190 Roseville, MN 55113 (651) 636-6099 Map Link

Hub Hobby 82 Minnesota Ave. Little Canada, MN 55117 (651) 490-1675 Map Link

Punch-Out Gaming 828 Lake St. S Forest Lake, MN 55025 (651) 464-9820 Map Link

South Metro

Dreamers Vault Games 14332 Burnhaven Dr. Burnsville, MN 55306 (952) 895-1989 Map Link

Gamerheadz 10 Southdale Center Edina, MN 55435 (952) 926-3155 Map Link

Games by James 1032 Burnsville Center Burnsville, MN 55306 (952) 892-1004 Map Link

Games by James Mall of America 358 East Broadway Bloomington, MN 55425 (952) 854-4747 Map Link

Games by James 2510 Southdale Center Edina, MN 55435 (952) 925-9656 Map Link

The Gaming Goat 1095 Diffley Rd., Suite F Eagan, MN 55123 (651) 797-2670 Map Link

Hot Comics & Collectibles 224 Broadway St. S Jordan, MN 55352 (952) 492-7870 Map Link

Hot Comics & Collectibles 26 West 66th St. Richfield, MN 55423 (612) 798-3936 Map Link

Hub Hobby 6410 Penn Ave. S Richfield, MN 55423 (612) 866-9575 Map Link

Issues Needed Comics 15465 Cedar Ave. S #160 Apple Valley, MN 55124 (952) 683-9339 Map Link

Mind’s Eye Comics 200 E Travelers Trail, Suite 105 Burnsville, MN 55337 (952) 492-9350 Map Link

Tomodachi Mall of America 384 North Garden Bloomington, MN 55425 (952) 582-1739 Map Link

East Metro

Level Up Games 120 2nd St. E Hastings, MN 55033 (651) 346-1631 Map Link

West Metro

Dreamers Vault Games 3015 Utah Ave. S St. Louis Park, MN 55426 (952) 938-8163 Map Link

Games by James Ridgedale Center 12529 Wayzata Blvd. Minnetonka, MN 55305 (952) 545-6616 Map Link

Hot Comics & Collectibles 3524 Winnetka Ave. N New Hope, MN 55427 (763) 593-1223 Map Link

Lodestone Coffee and Games 10982 Cedar Lake Rd. Minnetonka, MN 55305 (952) 657-5226 Map Link

Finally, we would also like to acknowledge RFA Engineering in Eden Prairie, which organized an impressive employee donation effort this year, and Wild Rumpus Books in Minneapolis, which donated several boxes of children’s and YA books.

In closing, one more enormous thank-you to our toy-drive volunteers and everyone in the Twin Cities geek community who participated in the drive this holiday season!

Our fifth annual #GiveTCG Twin Cities Geek Holiday Toy & Book Drive closed out 2019 with geeks helping those in need once again! Every year since 2015, we at Twin Cities Geek have organized our Holiday Toy & Book Drive to support the families served by the…

#GiveTCG #Hallie Q Brown Community Center #Holiday Drive #Women&039;s Prison Book Project

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freight-broker-training-us · 2 years ago

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Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City is near the geographic center of the United States. Interstate 35 Major cities connected: (N) Wichita, Kansas City, Minneapolis. (S) Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio. Interstate 40 Major cities connected: (W) Amarillo, Albuquerque, Los Angeles/Riverside area. (E) Little Rock, Memphis, Nashville. Interstate 44 Major cities connected: (E) Tulsa, Saint Louis (terminus). (W) Lawton, Wichita Falls, Texas. Interstate 235 Downtown Oklahoma City I-35/I-40 junction to the I-44/Broadway Extension junction in North Oklahoma City. Interstate 240 SW Oklahoma City I-44 to I-40 in East Oklahoma County. #freight_broker_training, #how_to_become_a_freight_broker_from_home, #become_a_freight_broker, #freight_agent

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lostdogsminnesota · 3 years ago

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Lost Dog- Minneapolis- Great Dane / Newfoundland Dog- Female Date Lost: 2021-09-02 Dog's Name: Brinks Breed: Great Dane / Newfoundland Dog Color(s): White, Black Gender: Female Height: Medium: 1-2' Weight: 20-30 lbs Hair Length: Long Coat Type: Not Applicable Age: 1 Collar: Black and white harness Location: W Broadway Ave, Near North, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN, US, 55411. State: MNZip Code: 55411 Description: Bridle spot on the side of her cheek Contact: Lennie Email:[email protected] Home: 612-703-5680 Other: 612-227-2729 Pet FBI Report ID: 387808 More Info, Photos and to Contact: https://ift.tt/2Vj4zw1 To see this pet’s location on the HelpingLostPets Map: https://ift.tt/37t9a1n Let's get Brinks home! #LDoMN #HelpingLostPets by @lostdogsminnesota (CW) https://ift.tt/3h8dEQ1

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speedyortizmusic · 7 years ago

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did you know speedy ortiz is named after a character created by jaime hernandez for the comic book series love and rockets? those comics changed my life, and it’s so unbelievably cool to have a portrait of the band by jaime. pick up an illustrated poster while supplies last.

Participating Stores (UK):

Rough Trade

Resident - 28 Kensington Gardens, Brighton BN1 4AL, UK

Piccadilly - 53 Oldham St, Manchester M1 1JR, UK

Jumbo - Merrion Street, 1-3 Merrion Centre, Leeds LS2 8NG, UK

Drift - 103 High St, Totnes TQ9 5SN, UK

Participating Stores (US):

Music Millennium - 3158 E Burnside Street Portland, OR

The Record Exchange - 1105 West Idaho St Boise, ID

Easy Street - 4559 California Ave SW Seattle, WA

Graywhale - 1773 West 4700 South Salt Lake City, UT

Graywhale - 208 S 1300 E Salt Lake City, UT

Graywhale - 824 E 9400S Sandy, UT

Graywhale - 4062 Riverdale Rd Ogden, UT

Skips Records - 3215 W 11th Ave Eugene, OR

Silver Platters - 2930 1st Avenue South Seattle, WA

Silver Platters - 3715 196th St. SW, Lynnwood, WA

Silver Platters - 2616 Bellevue Way NE Bellevue, WA

Streetlight Records - 980 S Bascom Ave San Jose, CA

Streetlight Records - 939 Pacific Ave Santa Cruz, CA

Boo Boo Records - 978 Monterey Street San Luis Obispo, CA

Ear Candy - 624 S Higgins Ave Missoula, MT

Sonic Boom - 2209 NW Market Street Seattle, WA

Everyday Music - 1313 W. Burnside Portland, OR

Everyday Music - 1931 NE Sandy Blvd Portland, OR

Everyday Music - 3290 SW Cedar Hills Blvd Beaverton, OR

Everyday Music - 115 E. Magnolia Bellingham, WA

Everyday Music - 1520 10th Ave. Seattle, WA

Dimple - 2499 Arden Way Sacramento, CA

Watts Records - 1211 Grant Ave Novato, CA

Sound & Vision - 3444 Main St SLC, UT

Hungry Ear - 675 Auahi St Honolulu, HI

Groovacious Platters - 195 W 650 S Cedar City, UT

The Long Ear - 1620 N Government Way Coeur D'alene, ID

Resurrection Records - 921 W Northwest Blvd Spokane, WA

Obsession Records - 2213 E Tudor Rd #53 Anchorage, AK

Siren Records - 527 Ramona Avenue Monterey, CA

Jackpot Records - 3574 SE Hawthorne Blvd Portland, OR

Albums on the Hill - 1128 13th St Boulder, CO

Amoeba - 1855 Haight Street San Francisco, CA

Amoeba - 2455 Telegraph Ave Berkeley, CA

Cactus Music - 2110 Portsmouth Ave Houston, TX

Euclid - 19 N Gore Ave, St. St. Louis, MO

Fingerprints - 420 E. 4th St. Long Beach, CA

Freakbeat - 13616 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks, CA

Good Records - 1808 Greenville Ave Dallas, TX

Guestroom - 125 E Main St. Norman, OK

Guestroom - 3701 N. Western Ave OKC, OK

Independent - 3020 Platte Ave Colorado Springs, CO

Josey Records - 2821 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy #100 Farmers Branch, TX

Josey Records - 1814 Oak St. Kansas City, MO

Lou’s Records - 434 N Coast Highway 101 Encinitas, CA

Mills Record Co - 4045 Broadway Blvd. Kansas City, MO

Moldy Toes - 221 S Ola Vista San Clemente, CA

M-Theory - 827 W Washington St, San Diego, CA

Ralph’s Records - 3322 82nd St, Lubbock, Lubbock, TX

Rhino Records - 235 Yale Ave, Claremont Claremont, CA

Salzer’s - 5777 Valentine Rd, Ventura, TX

Stinkweeds - 12 W Camelback Rd Phoenix, AZ

Vintage Vinyl - 6610 Delmar Blvd. St. Louis, MO

Vinyl Renaissance - 7932 Santa Fe Dr. Overland, KS

Vinyl Renaissance - 111 S 9th St Columbia, MO

Zia Records - 3839 N 16th St. Phoenix, AZ

Bull Moose - 219 Waterman Drive, Attn: Sebastian Grass South Portland, ME

Scotti’s Record Shop - 351 Springfield Ave, Summit, NJ

Songbyrd - 2475 18th St NW, Washington, DC

Main Street Music - 4444 Main St Philadelphia, PA

Darkside Records - 611 Dutchess Turnpike Arlington, NY

Record Archive - 33 1/3 Rockwood St, Rochester, NY

Vintage Vinyl - 51 Lafayette Rd Fords, NJ

The Sound Garden - 1616 Thames St Baltimore, MD

Princeton Record Exchange - 20 S Tulane St Princeton, NJ

Angry Mom Records - 115 E State St Ithaca, NY

Creep Records - 1050 N Hancock St #76, Philadelphia, PA

Juke Records - 4526 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA

Hill & Dale Records - 1054 31st St NW #010 Washington, DC

Pure Pop - 115 S Winooski Ave Burlington, VT

Ka-Chunk Records - 78 Maryland Ave Annapolis, MD

Flat Black & Circular - 541 E Grand River East Lansing, MI

Reckless Records - 3126 Broadway Chicago, IL

Reckless Records - 26 E Madison Chicago, IL

Reckless Records - 1379 N Milwaukee Ave Chicago, IL

Shuga - 1272 N Milwaukee Ave Chicago, IL

Drastic Plastic - 1118B Howard St Omaha, NE

Toxic Beauty Records - 220 Xenia Yellow Springs, OH

Shake it - 4156 Hamilton Cincinnati, OH

Homer’s - 1210 Howard St Omaha, NE

Strictly Discs - 1900 Monroe St Madison, WI

Luna Music - 5202 N College Av Indianapolis, IN

Landlocked Music - 202 Walnut Bloomington, IN

Used Kids - 2500 Summit St Columbus, OH

Plaid Room Records - 120 Karl Brown Way Loveland, OH

Mile Long Records - 350 W Front St Wheaton, IL

Lucky Records - 126 S Market St Wooster, OH

Electric Fetus - 2000 4th Ave So Minneapolis, MN

Electric Fetus - 12E. Superior Duluth, MN

Exclusive Co - 318 E Main St Oshkosh, WI

Dearborn Music - 22501 Michigan Ave Dearborn, MI

Culture Clash - 4020 Secor Rd Toledo, OH

Laurie’s - 4639 N Lincoln Ave Chicago, IL

Finders - 128 N Main St Bowling Green, OH

Magnolia T- Pussy - 1155 N High St, Columbus, OH

Record Den - 7661 Mentor Rd Mentor, OH

ZZZ - 2200 Ingersoll Ave Des Moines, IA

Rolling Stone - 7300 W Irving Pk Rd Norridge, IL

Waiting Room - 113 W North Normal, IL

Wazoo - 336 ½ S State Ann Arbor, MI

Spoonful - 2960 N High St Columbus, OH

Down In The Valley - 8020 Olsen Memorial HWY Golden Valley Shopping Center Golden Valley, MN

Indy CD - 806 Broadripple Av Indianapolis, IN

Dave’s - 2604 N Clark St Chicago, IL

Lost Weekend - 2960 N High St Columbus, OH

Radio Kaos - 968 Min St Stevens Point, WI

Records Per Minute - 2579 High ST Columbus, OH

Karma Records - 21 N Post Rd Indianapolis, IN

Wooden Nickle Records - 3422 Anthony Rd Ft. Wayne, IN

Technique Records - 853 NE 79th Street Miami, FL

The End Of All Music - 103A Courthouse Square Oxford, MS

Criminal Records - 1154-A Euclid Avenue NE Atlanta, GA

Park Ave CDs - 2916 Corrine Dr Orlando, FL

Monster Music - 946 Orleans Rd Charleston, SC

Grimey’s - 1604 8th Ave S Nashville, TN

SchoolKids Records - 2237 Avent Ferry Rd Ste. 101 Raleigh, NC

Sweat Records - 5505 NE 2nd Ave. Miami, FL

Oz Music - 506 14th St, Tuscaloosa, AL

Arkansas Record Exchange - 4212 Mac Arthur N Little Rock, AR

Daddy Kool Records - 666 Central Ave St. Petersburg, FL

T-Bones - 2101 Hardy St Hattiesburg, MS

CD Cellar - 913 Noble St Anniston, AL

CD Central - 377 S Limestone Lexington, KY

Lunchbox Records - 825 Central Ave Charlotte, NC

Decatur CD - 356 W. Ponce de Leon Ave., Decatur, GA

Earshot - 3254 Silas Creek Pkwy Salem, NC

Wax N Facts - 432 Moreland Ave NE Atlanta, GA

Wuxtry - 197 E Clayton St Athens, GA

Wuxtry - 2096 N Decatur Rd Decatur, GA

The Groove - 1103 Calvin Ave Nashville, TN

East West Records - 4895 Orange Ave S Orlando, FL

Radio Active - 845 N Federal Hwy Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Seasick Records - 5508 Crestwood Blvd Birmingham, AL

Horizon Records - 2-A West Stone Ave, Greenville, SC

Central Square - 89 Central Sq, Santa Rosa Beach, FL

Guestroom Records - 1806 Frankfort Ave. Louisville, KY

Al Bums Record Shoppe - 4606 S. Main St. Acworth, GA

Fantasyland Records - 360 Pharr RD. NE Atlanta, GA

Mojo Books & Records - 2540 E Fowler Ave Tampa, FL

Magnolia Records - 214 W. Magnolia Ave Knoxville, TN

Vinyl Tap - 2038 Greenwood Ave Nashville, TN

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Touring the U.S. in October & November with Palm, Lala Lala, Lily and Horn Horse, and French Vanilla. Tickets available at www.girlpoolmusic.com

Art by Michael DeForge (http://www.michael-deforge.com/)

Oct 14 - Reno, NV @ Holland Project # Oct 15 - Boise, ID @ Neurolux # Oct 17 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court # Oct 18 - Denver, CO @ Larimer Lounge # Oct 19 - Lawrence, KS @ White Schoolhouse # Oct 20 - Ames, IA @ The Maintenance Shop - ISU #^ Oct 21 - St. Louis, MO @ Off Broadway #^ Oct 22 - Milwaukee, WI @ Colectivo Coffee #^ Oct 23 - Minneapolis, MN @ Triple Rock #^ Oct 25 - Chicago, IL @ Logan Square Auditorium #^ Oct 26 - Bloomington, IN @ The Bishop #^ Oct 27 - Lexington, KY @ The Burl #^ Oct 28-29 - San Pedro, CA @ The Growlers Six Nov 01 - Ithaca, NY @ The Haunt #* Nov 02 - Annandale-On Hudson, NY @ SMOG #* Nov 04 - Baltimore, MD @ U+N Fest 6 #* Nov 05 - Richmond, VA @ Strange Matter #* Nov 07 - Greensboro, NC @ University of North Carolina - Greensboro #^ Nov 08 - Asheville, NC @ The Mothlight #^ Nov 09 - Birmingham, AL @ Syndicate Lounge #^ Nov 10 - Baton Rouge, LA @ Spanish Moon #^ Nov 11 - San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger #^ Nov 12 - Austin, TX @ Sound on Sound Festival Nov 14 - Santa Fe, NM @ Meow Wolf & Nov 15 - Tucson, AZ @ Solar Culture &

# = w/ Palm ^ = w/ Lala Lala * = w/ Lily and Horn Horse & = w/ French Vanilla

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AUTHOR TOUR

Eileen Myles

Afterglow (a dog memoir)

Sunday, September 10, 6:00 PM

EAST END BOOKS

389 Commercial Street

https://www.eastendbooksptown.com/event/eileen-myles-afterglow-dog-memoir-reading-book-signing-special-reception

PHILADELPHIA, PA

Tuesday, September 12, 7:30 PM

With Loudon Wainwright III

FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA

1901 Vine Street

https://libwww.freelibrary.org/programs/authorevents/index.cfm?ID=68140

NEW YORK CITY

Wednesday, September 13, 7:00 PM

STRAND BOOKSTORE

828 Broadway

http://www.strandbooks.com/event/eileen-myles-afterglow

CAMBRIDGE, MA

Thursday, September 14, 7:00 PM

HARVARD BOOKSTORE

1256 Massachusetts Avenue

http://www.harvard.com/event/eileen_myles1/

HUDSON, NY

Friday, September 15

BASILICA SOUNDSCAPE 2017

Basilica Hudson

100 South Front Street

http://basilicahudson.org/soundscape/

BROOKLYN, NY

Sunday, September 17, 12:00 PM

BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL

Main Stage

http://www.brooklynbookfestival.org/events/eyes-wide-open/

ASHEVILLE, NC

Wednesday, September 20, 6:00 PM

MALAPROP’S BOOKSTORE & CAFÉ

55 Haywood Street

http://www.malaprops.com/event/eileen-myles-presents-afterglow-dog-memoir

OXFORD, MS

Thursday, September 21, 7:30 PM

THACKER MOUNTAIN RADIO

http://www.squarebooks.com/event/eileen-myles-afterglow

BALTIMORE, MD

Saturday, September 23, 2:00 PM

BALTIMORE BOOK FESTIVAL

Literary Salon

http://www.baltimorebookfestival.com/schedule/event_detail/3512/Eileen-Myles,%20Afterglow%20(A%20Dog%20Memoir)

MINNEAPOLIS, MN

Monday, September 25, 7:00 PM

LOFT LITERARY CENTER

1011 Washington Ave South

https://www.loft.org/shop/product_detail/7/events/1042/eileen_myles_afterglow_a_dog_memoir/

CHICAGO, IL

Wednesday, September 27, 8:00 PM

SEMINARY COOP

5751 S Woodlawn Ave

https://www.pw.org/literary_events/eileen_myles_afterglow_a_dog_memoir_1

ST. LOUIS, MO

Thursday, September 28, 7:00 PM

With Laura Jane Grace

LEFT BANK BOOKS, INC.

399 North Euclid

http://www.left-bank.com/event/eileen-myles

WASHINGTON, DC

Saturday, September 30, 6:00 PM

POLITICS & PROSE

5015 Connecticut Ave NW

http://www.politics-prose.com/event/book/eileen-myles-afterglow-dog-memoir

BROOKLYN, NY

Monday, October 9, 8:00 PM

FRANKLIN PARK READING SERIES

618 St. John's Place

PITTSBURGH, PA

Tuesday, October 10, 8:00 PM

CITY OF ASYLUM @ Alphabet City

40 West North Avenue

http://www.alphabetcity.org/events/eileen-myles/

NEW YORK CITY

Wednesday, October 11, 8:00 PM

With Andre Alexis and Nicole J. Georges

POETRY PROJECT

St Mark's Church-In-The-Bowery

131 E 10th Street

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

Monday, October 16, 7:00 PM

CITY LIGHTS BOOKSELLERS

261 Columbus Avenue

http://www.citylights.com/info/?fa=event&event_id=3000

LOS ANGELES, CA

Tuesday, October 17, 7:30 PM

SKYLIGHT BOOKS

1818 North Vermont Ave.

http://www.skylightbooks.com/calendar-node-field-date/day/2017-10-17

PORTLAND, OR

Wednesday, October 18, 7:30 PM

POWELL'S BOOKS

1005 W. Burnside St

SEATTLE, WA

Thursday, October 19, 7:00 PM

ELLIOTT BAY BOOK COMPANY

1521 Tenth Ave

VANCOUVER, BC

Friday, October 20

VANCOUVER WRITERS FEST

10:00 AM

Memoir Panel with Sayed Kashua, Witi Ihimaera, and Helen Humphreys

1:00 PM

Poetry Panel with Kim Addonizio, Hera Lindsay Bird, and Dennis Lee

8:30 PM

Reading & Signing

http://writersfest.bc.ca/2017-festival/

MONTREAL

Tuesday, October 24, 7:00 PM

Librarie Drawn & Quarterly

Rialto Theatre Hall

5723 Park Ave

BOSTON, MA

Saturday, October 28

BOSTON BOOK FESTIVAL

https://bostonbookfest.org/

AMHERST, MA

Sunday, October 29

AMHERST BOOKS

8 Main Street

DALLAS, TX

Wednesday, November 1, 7:00 PM

INTERABANG BOOKS

10720 Preston Rd

https://www.interabangbooks.com/event/afterglow-dog-memoir

HOUSTON, TX

Thursday, November 2, 7:00 PM

BRAZOS BOOKSTORE

2421 Bissonnet

http://www.brazosbookstore.com/event/eileen-myles-afterglow

EL PASO, TX

Tuesday, November 7

CINCO PUNTOS READING SERIES

NEW ORLEANS, LA

Thursday, November 16, 7:00 PM

Co-presented by Room 220 with Octavia Books

THE SATURN BAR

3067 St. Claude Ave.

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Arson, looting,and violence in Minneapolis-St. Paul: I call that a riot

Derek Chauvin, A Minneapolis police officer, killed George Floyd, an unarmed black man, on Memorial Day. Floyd was handcuffed and posed no harm to anyone. Nevertheless, Chauvin pressed his knee against Floyd's throat for about 8 minutes, causing Floyd's death. Yesterday, Chauvin was arrested and charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter. Without a doubt, Chauvin will ultimately go to prison for killing George Floyd. George Floyd's death is tragic. What Officer Chauvin did is outrageous. But does Floyd's violent end justify three days of arson, looting, and mayhem? I don't think so. Over the past four nights, protesters in Minneapolis and St. Paul set fire to dozens of buildings, looted businesses, and burned down a police station and a post office. These violent events were riots, but the left-wing media want to call them something else. Ali Velshi, an MSNBC news correspondent, was at the scene of the chaos a couple of nights ago, and he reported that the crowd was "not generally speaking unruly." Yet Velshi was standing in front of a building engulfed in flames as he said that. Craig Melvin, a morning news host for NBC, tweeted that his station's reporting would not refer to unrestrained violence and arson as riots. "While the situation on the ground in Minneapolis is fluid, and there has been violence, it is most accurate at this time to describe what is happening there as 'protests'--not riots'." And a commentator speaking on a podcast posted by Slate also refused to call the demonstrations triggered by George Floyd's death by their right name--riots. "[W]e can't call these things riots, one podcast participant argued." They are rebellions." Adam Urin, writing for bringmethenews.com, compiled a list of buildings that were damaged or destroyed in Minneapolis-St. Paul over the past week. As of May 30, when Urin's inventory was updated, 213 buildings were damaged or destroyed by rioters. I reformatted this list and posted it below. Eight of these buildings were in the suburbs, 49 were in St. Paul, and 156 were in Minneapolis. Some of the buildings were corporately owned: two Wells Fargo Banks, for example, a Target store, and several chain-pharmacy stores. But many were small businesses run and owned by racial minorities. And these businesses employed hundreds of people. All right-thinking people abhor the death of George Floyd, but his violent end doesn't justify arson and looting. And it doesn't justify criminal assaults on police officers, several of whom were injured in last week's melees. It does nothing to reduce racial tensions for media commentators to call what happened last week in Minneapolis mere protests and demonstrations. These were riots, and to say otherwise is to engage in Orwellian deception. ________________________________________________________________________

A list of the buildings damaged, looted in Minneapolis and St. Paul

The list will be updated as more reports come in.

ADAM UREN

UPDATED:

MAY 30, 2020

ORIGINAL:

MAY 28, 2020

The civil unrest in Minneapolis and St. Paul has left a trail of burned out buildings, smashed windows, and looted stores across the Twin Cities.

Here are the reports of damage or looting that have come in since Wednesday evening. This story will be updated as more reports come in:

CONTENTS

In Minneapolis

1. Holiday Gas Station 46th and Hiawatha: Extensive fire damage.

2. Walgreens 46th and Hiawatha: Property damage and looting.

3. Kitchen Window Uptown: Extensive property damage, looting.

4. Popeyes Lake: Property damage.

5. Hooks Fish and Chicken West Lake: Property damage.

6. Metro PCS West Lake: Property damage.

7. Pawn Shop West Lake: Property damage.

8. Grand Managament Inc. Lyndale: Property Damage.

9. Kyle's Market W 36th Street: Property damage.

10. Pearl Vision Nicollet: Property damage.

11. Galactic Pizza: Property damage.

12. Marathon Lyndale and 28th: Property damage.

13. Williams Uptown Pub & Peanut Bar: Property damage.

14. Iron Door Pub: Fire damage

15. Speedway LynLake: Extensive fire damage.

16. Family Dollar 36th & Nicollet: Extensive fire damage.

17. O'Reilly's Auto Parts 36th and Nicollet: Extensive fire damage.

18. Fade Factory Barber Shop: Extensive fire damage.

19. Hibachi Grill on Lake Street: Fire damage.

20. Wells Fargo 31st and Nicollet: Property damage, fire.

21. Commercial building at 27th and East Lake: Extensive fire damage.

22. USPS at 31st Street and 1st Avenue: Extensive fire damage and looting.

23. Shell Gas Station Park and Lake: Property damage, fire, and looting.

24. Migizi Communications 27th Avenue South: Destroyed by fire.

25. Olympic Cafe West Broadway: Destroyed by fire.

26. Metro by T-Mobile West Broadway: Fire damage.

27. Lyndale Tobacco at 722 W. Lake St: Property damage.

28. Paper Source Uptown: Property damage and looting.

29. Everett's Foods on 38th and Cedar: Property damage and looting.

30. El Nuevo Rodeo Restaurante East Lake Street: Destroyed in fire.

31. Holiday 36th and Cedar: Broken windows and looting.

32. Matt's Bar 35th and Cedar: Broken window

33. Subway at 36th and Cedar: broken windows.

34. E&L Supermarket and Deli on Lowry Ave: Property damage.

35. Nguyen Architects 26th and 27th: Destroyed in fire.

36. Pantry Food Market 52nd Ave N and Bryant Ave. N: Property damage and looting.

37. O'Reilly Auto Parts 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

38. The Hub Bike Co-op: Property damage.

39. Family Dollar 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

40. Pat's Tap 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

41. B-Squad Vintage 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

42. Tibet Store: Property damage.

43. Speedway 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

44. Casablanca Foods 33rd and Nicollet: Property damage.

45. Valerie's 32nd and Nicollet: Property damage.

46. A Automall Inc. East Lake: Property damage, vehicles stolen.

47. Speedway at 60th and Portland: Property damage.

48. Broadway Clinic North Minneapolis: Property damage.

49. Juxtaposition Arts North Emerson: Property damage.

50. Sew Simple Nicollet and 24th: Property damage, looting.

51. Park and Lake Car Wash on East Lake Street Windows broken, graffiti and some interior damage.

52. Park-Nicollet Minneapolis Clinic: Property damage.

53. Arby's Lake Street: Destroyed by fire.

54. K-Mart Lake Street: Property damage.

55. Penzey's Spices Uptown: Property damage, looting.

56. Walgreens Hennepin and 27th: Property damage.

57. Midori's Floating World Cafe Lake Street: Fire damage.

58. GM Tobacco Lake and 27th: Fire damage.

59. McDonald's Lake and 31st: Property damage.

60. Walgreens Central and Lowry in Northeast: Property damage.

61. Wells Fargo Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

62. Ladditude Tattoo Lake and 27th: Fire damage.

63. LV's Barbershop Lake and 27th: Fire damage.

64. The Hub Bike Co-op Minnehaha and 30th: Property damage.

65. J-Klips Lake Street: Property damage.

66. 5 Guys Hennepin and 24th: Property damage.

67. Holiday Hennepin and 25th: Property damage.

68. Honda Town Lake and 43rd: Property damage.

69. Tires Plus Lake and 34th: Property damage.

70. Hennepin County Human Service Center: Property damage.

71. ICC Wireless Lake Street: Property damage.

72. Jackson Hewitt Tax Service: Property damage.

73. Little Caesars Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

74. Teppanyaki Grill Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

75. Home Choice Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

76. Dollar General Lake Street: Extensive fire damage.

77. Twin Lake Dental: Fire and property damage.

78. HD Laundry Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

79. Citi Trends Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

80. Total Wireless Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

81. Pineda Tacos Lake Street: Property damage.

82. Subway Lake Street: Property damage.

83. 7 Mile Fashion Express East Lake Street: Destroyed by fire

84. The Fremont Bar Uptown: Property damage, looting.

85. O'Reilly Auto Parts West Broadway: Extensive fire damage.

86. Broadway Liquor Outlet West Broadway: Property damage, looting.

87. Quality Tobacco Lake and 1st: Extensive fire damage.

88. Skol Liquor Store 27th Avenue: Property damage, looting.

89. Max-It Pawn Shop Cedar Avenue: Extensive fire damage.

90. Minnehaha Liquor Lake Street: Property damage, looting, extensive fire damage.

91. Hexagon Bar at E 26th and 27th: Extensive fire damage.

92. Target Lake Street: Looting, graffiti, property damage, fire damage.

93. Wendy's Lake Street: Fire, destroyed.

94. AutoZone Lake Street: Fire, destroyed.

95. Cub Foods Lake Street: Looting, property damage, fire damage.

96. Under construction affordable housing development at 26th and 29th: Fire, destroyed.

97. 7-Sigma building, 26th and 29th: Fire, extensive damage.

98. Minneapolis 3rd Police Precinct: Destroyed by fire.

99. Dollar Tree off Lake Street: Property damage, looting.

100. Metro by T-Mobile Lake Street: Fire, extensive damage.

101. Hi Lake Liquor: Property damage, looting.

102. Speedway East Lake Street: Property damage.

103. East Lake Library: Windows smashed, graffiti.

104. Precision Tune Auto Care Lake Street: Property damage.

105. U.S. Bank Lake Street: Property damage, graffiti.

106. Dairy Queen East Lake Street: Property damage.

107. Papa Murphy's Pizza East Lake Street: Property damage.

108. Planet Fitness on Lake: Property damage.

109. Domino's Pizza 26th and 28th: Property damage.

110. Urban Forage Winery and Cider House, Lake and 29th: Property damage, looting.

111. Gandhi Mahal Restaurant, 27th and Lake: Window smashed.

112. Car-X Tire & Auto East Lake Street: Property damage, vehicle smashed through windows.

113. Frattelone's Ace Hardware East Lake Street: Property damage.

114. MN Transitions Charter School: Property damage.

115. Laundro Max East Lake Street: Window smashed.

116. Soderberg's Floral & Gift East Lake Street: Property damage.

117. East Lake Clinic: Property damage.

118. Seward Pharmacy: Window smashed, graffiti.

119. Electra Tune Auto Care on Lake St: Property damage, vehicle stolen.

120. Walgreens at 43rd and Chicago: Property damage, looting.

121. Elevated Beer Wine & Spirits, Hiawatha Ave: Property damage, looting.

122. Schooner's Tavern, barbershop next door: Fire, property damage.

123. Seward Co-op, 28th and Franklin: Window smashed, attempted theft of ATM.

124. Midtown Global Market: Property damage, looting.

125. Briva Health Lake Street: Window smashed.

126. Foot Locker East Lake Street: Property damage, looting.

127. BMO Harris East Lake Street: Property damage.

128. TCF Bank at 38th and Minnehaha: Property damage.

129. Studiiyo23 Hennepin Avenue, Uptown: Property damage, looting.

130. DTLR, Broadway, North Minneapolis: Property damage, looting.

131. Uptown Pawn: Property damage, looting.

132. La Familia Skate Shop: Property damage.

133. Target Uptown: Property damage, looting.

134. Chicago & Lake Liquor: Property damage, looting.

135. East Lake Liquor: Property damage, looting.

136. Ingebretsens on Lake: Property damage, windows smashed.

137. Freewheel Bike: Property damage, windows smashed.

138. Hamdi Restaurant, Midtown: Property damage, graffiti.

139. Hudson's Hardware, East 42nd Street: Property damage and looting.

140. Birchwood Cafe, East 25th Street: Property damage.

141. CVS Uptown: Property damage, looting.

142. Timberland Uptown: Property damage, looting.

143. Sunnys Wigs 29th and Lyndale: Property damage.

144. Thurston Jewelers West Lake Street: Property damage.

145. Banadir Pharmacy West Lake Street: Property damage and looting

146. Sephora Uptown: Property damage.

147. Gamestop Uptown: Property damage, looting.

148. Indulge and Bloom, Uptown: Property damage.

149. H&M Uptown: Windows smashed.

150. Apple Store Uptown: Windows smashed., looting.

151. Urban Outfitters Uptown: Door window smashed.

152. Smokeless Northeast: Vandalized, closed till further notice.

153. AutoZone at 501 West Broadway, North Minneapolis: Unconfirmed report of looting, property damage.

154. Buzzmart, downtown Minneapolis: Property damage.

155. Town Talk Diner, Lake Street: Extensive property damage.

156. Bondesque: Property damage.

In St. Paul

1. Walgreens Lexington and Larpenteur: Property damage and looting.

2. T-Mobile Lexington and Larpenteur: Property damage/

3. Turf Club: Property damage.

4. Great Health Nutrition: Looting.

5. Gordon Parks High School: Property damage.

6. Trader Joe's St. Paul: Property damage, looting.

7. A1 Lock Service on Snelling: Property damage

8. Holiday Station at Wabasha and Plato: Property damage and looting.

9. Gold'n Treasures on Grand Ave: Property damage and looting.

10. Speedway at Grand and Cleveland: Extensive fire damage.

11. T-Mobile at Excelsior and Grand: Property damage, looting.

12. 1st Grand Avenue Liquors on Grand and Milton: Property damage, looting.

13. Foot Locker Midway: Extensive fire damage.

14. GameStop Midway: Extensive fire damage, looting.

15. To New York Midway: Property damage.

16. Peking Garden Midway: Property damage.

17. Lloyd's Pharmacy Snelling and Minnehaha: Destroyed by fire.

18. Target Midway: Property damage, looting.

19. CVS University Avenue: Property damage, looting.

20. Max It Pawn Shop University Avenue: Property damage, looting.

21. Verizon Store Hamline Avenue: Property damage.

22. Noodles & Co Hamline Avenue: Property damage.

23. Vitamine Shoppe Hamline Avenue: Property damage.

24. Big Top Liquors Midway: Property damage.

25. TJ Maxx Midway: Property damage, small fire.

26. Sprint store Midway: Property damage, looting.

27. Midway Tobacco Outlet Plus: Property damage

28. NAPA Auto Parts University Avenue: Property damage, fire.

29. T-Mobile on Arcade and York: Property damage, looting.

30. LeeAnn Chinn Midway: Property damage, graffiti.

31. America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses Midway: Property damage, graffiti.

32. Furniture Barn Midway: Property damage, graffiti, fire.

33. BP on University Avenue: Property damage.

34. Walgreens on Randolph and Snelling: Property damage, looting.

35. Discount Tire Co. Midway: Property damage.

36. O'Reilly Auto Parts Lexington: Property damage, fire.

37. TCF Bank Lexington and University: Property damage.

38. Lululemon Grand Avenue: Property damage, looting.

39. Speedway University Ave: Property damage, fire.

40. Ananya Dance Theater University Ave: Property damage.

41. Springboard for the Arts University Ave: Property damage, fire.

42. 7-Mile Sportwear University Ave: Property damage, looting.

43. Fire n Ice Chicken: Property damage.

44. Liquor Barrel on West 7th: Property damage, looting.

45. Moellers Jewelry, Highland: Property damage.

46. The Fixery, Highland: Property damage.

47. Bole Ethiopian Restaurant: Fire.

48. Enterprise University Avenue: Fire.

49. Goodwill: Property damage.

In Twin Cities suburbs

1. Sun Ray Shopping Center, in Maplewood: Property damage and looting.

2. Target Maplewood: Property damage and looting.

3. The Jewelers Saint Anthony: Property damage.

4. GameStop Brooklyn Center: Property damage, looting.

5. Walmart Brooklyn Center: Property damage, looting

T-Mobile Store Brooklyn Center: Property damage.

6.Family Dollar Brooklyn Center: Property damage.

7 Walgreens 63rd and Brooklyn Blvd., Brooklyn Center: Property damage.

8. Western Service Center, Apple Valley: Property, fire, and water damage.

Arson, looting,and violence in Minneapolis-St. Paul: I call that a riot published first on https://myreviewnow.tumblr.com/

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Christina Castle, your new favorite pop star, drops 'American Hustle' and the rest of her Chapter 1 EP [405 Premiere]

Christina Castle might just be your new favorite pop star.

At just 22 years of age, Castle sounds wise beyond her years on her new EP, Chapter 1. Full of poignant reflection and intelligent storytelling, not to mention the sensational melodies and singing, the collection is a powerful statement for this ambitious pop star. Of particular note is 'American Hustle,' Castle's arena-ready dissection of the trappings of fame and the music industry.

"One week after arriving in Los Angeles from Sydney, 'American Hustle' came to me in a dream," says Castle. "It sums up everything I was feeling at the time. America has a hustle to it like no other place I have been. Anything can happen here..."

That sentiment is captured tremendously on the track. Castle's voice is just a thing of beauty. Full of emotion, power and grace, she lays out the story of 'American Hustle' with sincere gravitas. The song rises and falls at her command, offering some of the most powerful pop music this writer has heard in quite some time. And readers will be pleased to know that the rest of her EP is equally as compelling.

The release of Chapter 1 is just the beginning for Castle's big 2019. She has planned two more EPs and a full-length entitled The Story of Christina Castle. She'll also be embarking on tours throughout the U.S. and Europe. In other words, get used to hearing her name quite a bit.

Check out Christina Castle's 'American Hustle' up above and her other two singles, 'Penny Lane' and 'Hey Dad,' down below. Further down, North American readers can find her upcoming U.S. tour dates.

01 March - Catalyst (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Santa Cruz, CA

02 March - Slims (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); San Francisco, CA

04 March - Chop Suey (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Seattle, WA

05 March - Hawthorne Theatre (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Portland, OR

06 March - Neurolux (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Boise, ID

07 March - The State Room (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Salt Lake City, UT

09 March - Marquis Theater (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Denver, CO

11 March - The Riot Room (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Kansas City, MO

12 March - Broadway Nightclub (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); St. Louis, MO

14 March - 7th Street Entry (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Minneapolis, MN

15 March - Subterranean (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Chicago, IL

16 March - The Back Room @ Colectivo (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Milwaukee, WI

18 March - Blind Pig (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Ann Arbor, MI

19 March - Grog Shop (w/Max Frost & Mikey Mike); Cleveland, OH

from The 405 http://bit.ly/2B2cZKQ

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Jackie Chan’s New Film Is Available in Selected Cinemas Today

Jackie Chan is back on the silver screen in “Railroad Tigers,” a new action-comedy which honors Jackie’s roots in classic Hong Kong films. “Railroad Tigers” is about a railroad worker, played by Chan, who finds himself in a sticky situation with his group of freedom fighters. Chan and gang plan to ambush and attack a military train because they are seeking provisions only this train has.

They find themselves outnumbered by the heavily armed militants aboard the train and need to find a way out through fighting back against this army with only the few tools they have. This flick is full of action and laughs and is debuting in select theaters on today ; be sure to check it out! Below is more detailed information on screen locations and release information:

WELLGOUSA PRESENTS: RAILROAD TIGERS

DIRECTED BY Ding Sheng

STARRING Jackie Chan, Huang Zitao, Wang Kai, Darren Wang

In this action-comedy caper harkening back to Jackie Chan’s classic Hong Kong films, a railroad worker (Chan) and his ragtag group of freedom fighters find themselves on the wrong side of the tracks when they decide to ambush a heavily armed military train filled with desperately needed provisions. Unarmed and outnumbered, they must fight back against an entire army using only their wits, in a series of a dazzling set pieces and action scenes rivaling anything seen on the big screen.

RAILROAD TIGERS will open in the following theaters/markets this Friday January 6th:

ATLANTA Regal Cinemas Hollywood 24 3265 Northeast Expy NE/ Chamblee, GA 30341

BOSTON AMC Boston Commons 19 175 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02111

CHICAGO AMC River East 21 322 E Illinois St, Chicago, IL 60611

CINCINNATTI AMC Newport On The Levee 20 1 Levee Way #4100 Newport, KY 41071

COLUMBUS AMC Lennox 24 777 Kinnear Rd Columbus, OH 43212

DALLAS AMC Grapevine Mills 30 3150 Grapevine Mills Pkwy, Grapevine, TX 76051

DALLAS Cinemark Legacy 7201 North Central Expressway Plano, TX 75025

DC AMC Rio Cinemas 18 9811 Washingtonian Ctr.., Gaithersburg, MD 20878

HAWAII Regal Dole Cannery 735 Iwilei Rd Honolulu, HI 96817

HOUSTON AMC Studio 30 2949 Dunvale Rd, Houston, TX 77063

INDIANAPOLIS AMC BLOOMINGTON 11 1351 S College Mall Rd, Bloomington, IN 47401

LANSING NCG Eastwood Cinemas 2500 Showtime Dr Lansing, MI 48906

LOS ANGELES AMC Burbank Town Center 8 201 E Magnolia Blvd Burbank, CA 91501

LOS ANGELES AMC Atlantic Times Square 450 N Atlantic Blvd Monterey Park, CA 91754

LOS ANGELES AMC Orange 30 20 City Blvd West Orange, CA 92868

LOS ANGELES AMC Rolling Hills 20 2591 Airport Dr Torrance, CA 90505

LOS ANGELES AMC Puente Hills 20 1560 South Azusa Avenue City of Industry, CA 91748

LOS ANGELES AMC Tustin 14 at The District 2457 Park Ave Tustin, CA 92782

LAS VEGAS AMC Town Square 18 6587 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, NV 89119

MADISON AMC Fitchburg 6091 McKee Rd, Fitchburg, WI 53719

MIAMI AMC Sunset Place 5701 Sunset Dr #300, South Miami, FL 33143

MINNEAPOLIS AMC Inver Grove 16 5567 Bishop Ave, Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076

MINNEAPOLIS St Anthony Main Theatre 115 SE Main St Minneapolis, MN 55414

NEW YORK AMC Empire 25 234 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036

NEW YORK College Point Multiplex Cinemas 2855 Ulmer St Flushing, NY 11354

PHILADELPHIA AMC Cherry Hill 2121 NJ-38, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002

PHILADELPHIA UA Riverview Plaza Stadium 17 1400 S Christopher Columbus Blvd Philadelphia, PA 19147

PHOENIX AMC Centerpoint 11 730 S Mill Ave, Tempe, AZ 85281

PORTLAND Hollywood Theatre 4122 NE Sandy Blvd Portland, OR 97212

SAN DIEGO AMC Mission Valley 20 1640 Camino Del Rio N, San Diego, CA 92108

SEATTLE AMC Pacific Place 11 600 Pine St #400, Seattle, WA 98101

SAN FRANCISCO/BAY AREA AMC Van Ness 14 1000 Van Ness Ave San Francisco, CA 94109

SAN FRANCISCO/BAY AREA AMC Cupertino Square 16 10123 N Wolfe Rd #3000, Cupertino, CA 95014

SAN FRANCISCO/BAY AREA Four Star 2200 Clement St San Francisco, CA 94121

SAN FRANCISCO/BAY AREA Cinemark 20 Great Mall 1010 Great Mall Dr Milpitas, CA 95035

TUCSON Century 20 El Con Mall 3601 E Broadway Blvd Tucson, AZ 85716

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