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<title>Announcement: Short-content feeds</title>
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<author>Phillip Winn</author><description>Sunday, August 26, 2007, marks the switch of all Blogcritics.org article feeds from full-content to short-content. This is the result of several converging factors, and is unfortunately a permanent decision (as permanent as any decision can be on the web, that is). We are aware of all of the reasons that this is a Bad Idea, and we are aware that some of you will be quite upset about having to click on something to read the free content, and we&#039;re sorry. Unfortunately, despite great effort, full-content feeds are not currently economically viable.

Two other factors are involved: full-content feeds have resulted in an unprecedented level of content theft, with BC content appearing on many websites, usually spam sites, without attribution or permission. This duplicate content causes a cascading set of problems, not the least of which is that search engines generally aren&#039;t favorable to duplicate content, and don&#039;t always guess correctly. Finally, our RSS advertising partner is strongly in favor of short-content feeds.

We hope that you&#039;ll continue to subscribe to BC via RSS, and when an article grabs your eye, it&#039;s only a click away, still free on the BC website. Thank you for your understanding.</description>
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<pubDate>Sun, 26 Aug 2007 12:00:00 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>New Donewaiting.com Podcast</title>
<link>http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/11/10/103002.php</link>
<author>Robert Duffy</author><description>Hey kids! Did you know our little podcast was featured in the September issue of Spin Magazine? We can&#039;t believe it either. Check out the article here.

Download the Donewaiting.com Disposable Radio Show #12 here! | Subscribe to the Podcast Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/donewaitingpodcastFormalities
Running Length: 25 Minutes
Date of Recording: 8 November 2005
Host: Robert Duffy
File Format: Glorious MP3Table of Contents
00:34: Tiara, &quot;Everyone&#039;s A Player&quot; 
05:35: The Long Winters, &quot;Ultimatum&quot;
10:18: Envelope, &quot;Do You Believe Them&quot;
16:27: Broadcast, &quot;America&#039;s Boy&quot; 
21:06: Wolf Parade, &quot;This Heart&#039;s On Fire&quot; PS: As a reminder, you do not need an ipod to listen to this. If you can play mp3s on your computer, you can listen to the show.</description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 10 Nov 2005 10:30:02 EST</pubDate>
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<title>Holopaw and Daedelus to Tour</title>
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<author>Robert Duffy</author><description>Sub Pop recording artists Holopaw and Ninja Tune&#039;s Daedelus are hitting the road this week.You may also know members of Holopaw for their work with the band Ugly Cassanova.Here&#039;s a few Holopaw mp3s for you: Curious | Cinders
09-29-05 - North Star - Philadelphia, PA w/ Daedelus, Lilys
09-30-05 - The Knitting Factory - New York, NY w/ Daedelus, Lilys (
10-01-05 - The Chameleon Club - Lancaster, PA w/ Daedelus 
10-02-05 - BAR- New Haven, CT w/ Daedelus 
10-04-05 - Beachland Tavern - Cleveland, OH w/ Daedelus
10-05-05 - The High Five - Columbus, OH w/ Daedelus 
10-06-05 - Schubas - Chicago, IL w/ Daedelus, Palliard 
10-07-05 - Kraftbrau - Kalamazoo, MI w/ Daedelus
10-08-05 - Horn Gallery, Kenyon College - Gambier, OH 
10-09-05 - Underlying Themes - Lexington, KY w/ Daedelus 
10-11-05 - Caledonia - Athens, GA w/ Daedelus 
10-12-05 - The Earl - Atlanta, GA w/ Daedelus 
10-13-05 - Cafe Eleven - St Augustine, FL w/ Daedelus 
10-14-05 - Common Grounds - Gainesville, FL w/ Daedelus 
10-15-05 - Will&#039;s Pub - Orlando, FL w/ Daedelus </description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 27 Sep 2005 09:37:35 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Streaming the Celebrity Pilots</title>
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<author>Robert Duffy</author><description>Starting today, you can stream the entire debut album of Cleveland&#039;s The Celebrity Pilots.You can also catch the band live in the following lovely locations:9/8/05: The Grog Shop - Cleveland, OH
9/9/05: Little Brother&#039;s - Columbus, OH
10/1/05: The Lizard Lounge - Boston, MA
10/15/05: The Note - Chicago, IL(Disclosure: Sunken Treasure Records is the new record label created by my blog, donewaiting.com. This is the only time I&#039;ll mention them on Blogcritics so I don&#039;t come off like a shill!)</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 2 Sep 2005 13:05:00 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Donewaiting.com Podcast #11 Now Live</title>
<link>http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/08/29/123817.php</link>
<author>Robert Duffy</author><description>&quot;Alienation&quot;Download the Donewaiting.com Disposable Radio Show #11 here! | Subscribe to the Podcast Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/donewaitingpodcastFormalities
Running Length: 27 Minutes
Date of Recording: 28 August 2005
Host: Robert Duffy
File Format: Glorious MP3Table of Contents
00:01: Sons &amp; Daughters, &quot;Rama Lama 
06:28: The Celebrity Pilots, &quot;Lemons from Lemonade&quot;
11:38: John Vanderslice, &quot;Trance Manual&quot;
16:45: The Winter Blanket, &quot;Darkness Failed You&quot; 
20:22 Unprovoked podcast rant
21:56: Goldrush, &quot;Let You Down&quot;SHOW NOTES:
 When I said I was busy screen printing, I guess I really meant I was busy watching Clint Reno screen print.
 Donewaiting.com record label is Sunken Treasure Records.
 I&#039;m not sure what made me make fun of almost every podcast ever recorded towards the end of the show. I blame the weather.PS: As a reminder, you do not need an ipod to listen to this. If you can play mp3s on your computer, you can listen to the show.</description>
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<pubDate>Mon, 29 Aug 2005 12:38:17 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Donewaiting.com Podcast #10 Now Live</title>
<link>http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/08/01/093125.php</link>
<author>Robert Duffy</author><description>&quot;Where&#039;s My Prize?&quot;Download the Donewaiting.com Disposable Radio Show #10 here! | Subscribe to the Podcast Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/donewaitingpodcastFormalities
Running Length: 28 Minutes
Date of Recording: 31 July 2005
Hosts: Robert Duffy &amp; Han Q Duong
File Format: Glorious MP3Table of Contents00:01: Celebrity Intro
00:09: The New Pornographers, &quot;The Bleeding Heart Show&quot; 
08:14: Orange Peels, &quot;California Blue&quot; 
12:48: Rogue Wave, &quot;10:1&quot; 17:01: The Cloud Room, &quot;Hey Now Now&quot;
22:03: Petra Hayden, &quot;Rael&quot; Notes, etc: Han has a personal blog found here.The Butterscotch Stallion? What? Explained here.Finally, I know the audio levels are a bit scatterbrained here. This is what happens when you&#039;ve recorded a show between two people thousands of miles away. We&#039;ll get better, we swear.PS: As a reminder, you do not need an ipod to listen to this. If you can play mp3s on your computer, you can listen to the show.</description>
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<pubDate>Mon, 1 Aug 2005 09:31:25 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Tragedy Strikes the Chicago Music Scene</title>
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<author>Robert Duffy</author><description>Nicole of the Madison, WI turned Chicago, IL weblog The Perfect Face For Radio reports the sad news:&quot;Yesterday around lunch time Doug Meis, the drummer for Exo and the Dials; John Glick, the guitarist for the Returnables; and Michael Dahlquist, the drummer for Silkworm all died in a car accident in Skokie. They were coming back to work from lunch and were hit by someone speeding while talking on a cell phone (which is now illegal in Chicago).&quot;She&#039;s promised to update with details as they become available (link)EDIT:  More news has been revealed.  The deaths are even more senseless than originally reported.  NBC5 says:CHICAGO -- Bond was denied Friday for a 23-year-old woman accused of intentionally ramming her car into another vehicle at a Skokie intersection in a suicide attempt, killing three men from Chicago and injuring three others.Jeanette Sliwinski was charged with three counts of first-degree murder and two counts of aggravated battery in connection with the Thursday afternoon crash at Niles Center Road and Dempster Street, according to a news release from Skokie police.Sliwinski, of 8915 S. Parkside St. in Morton Grove, was denied bond when a hearing was held in the Skokie Courthouse in her absence, while she remains hospitalized from the crash, Cook County state&#039;s attorney&#039;s office spokesman Tom Stanton said.Stanton did not know which judge presided over the hearing.Sliwinski was accused of intentionally ramming her 2000 red Ford Mustang into a 2001 Honda Civic, which was stopped at a red light, because she was distraught and trying to kill herself, Stanton said. He said her car was travelling more than 70 mph before the impact.Three men in the Civic were killed. They were identified as Michael Dahlquist, 39, John Glick, 35, and Douglas Meis, 29, all of Chicago, according to release.Stanton said Sliwinski was not seriously injured.A fair punishment would be locking Jeanette Sliwinski in a 5&#039; x 5&#039; padded room under the prison with no clothing, bedding, or any kind of instrument that could potentially be used to commit suicide and then genetically engineer a drug that would make her live 500 years.  And then kill the light.EDIT: Brian Cox and Lolly Bowean of the Chicago Tribune have written a more in-depth piece about the 3 late musicians:&quot;They were people who were so smart and brilliant and amazing,&quot; said Rebecca Crawford, Glick&#039;s wife. &quot;Everyone feels cheated that they haven&#039;t been able to accomplish what they set out to do.&quot;Dahlquist, who moved to Chicago from Washington state five years ago, played drums for Silkworm, a band praised by critics for its independence and eagerness to experiment.Glick grew up in Boston and moved to Chicago six years ago. He was a guitarist and singer with the Returnables. Meis played drums with Glick&#039;s wife in a band called The Dials, described by Matt Priest, a talent buyer, as &quot;loud and noisy but super melodic and super poppy.&quot;&quot;Michael was friendly to an extreme. He was a very outgoing and upbeat guy,&quot; said Tim Midgett, who played bass and guitar with him.Without Dahlquist, the band is over, he said. &quot;He can&#039;t be replaced.&quot; (full story)UPDATE Funeral and wake information found here.(This post originally appeared on donewaiting.com, written by Paul Cox)
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<pubDate>Sun, 17 Jul 2005 21:13:39 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Donewaiting.com Podcast #9 Now Live</title>
<link>http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/06/29/065046.php</link>
<author>Robert Duffy</author><description>In honor of the iTunes announcement, we bring you the &quot;OMG iTUNES!!!!&quot; Edition.Download the Donewaiting.com Disposable Radio Show #9 here! | Subscribe to the Podcast Feed: http://www.donewaiting.com/podcast/index.xmlFormalities
Running Length: 23 Minutes
Date of Recording: 28 June 2005
Host: Robert Duffy
File Format: Glorious MP3Table of Contents
00:01: OMG ITUNES FOR REALS
00:14: Thunderbirds Are Now!, &quot;Bodies ADjust&quot;
05:46: The Celebrity Pilots, &quot;Have You Had Success?&quot;
09:55: Of Montreal, &quot;Wraith Pinned to the Mist and Other Games&quot;
15:28: Cloud Cult, &quot;Transistor Radio&quot;
19:55: The Sharp Things, &quot;There Will Be Violins&quot; When I said the Clout Cult album&#039;s title was &quot;Happy Hippopotamus&quot;, I really meant to say &quot;Advice from the Happy Hippopotamus&quot;. An honest mistake.Also, voting for our podcast brings exposure to the show that we wouldn&#039;t normally get. It will take a second of your time, and would mean the world to us.PS: As a reminder, you do not need an ipod to listen to this. If you can play mp3s on your computer, you can listen to the show.</description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 29 Jun 2005 06:50:46 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Donewaiting.com Podcast #8 Now Available</title>
<link>http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/06/03/095607.php</link>
<author>Robert Duffy</author><description>Download the Donewaiting.com Disposable Radio Show #8 here! | Subscribe to the Podcast FeedFormalities
Running Length: 18 Minutes
Date of Recording: 30 May 2005
Host: Robert Duffy
File Format: Glorious MP3Table of Contents
00:01: Greetings
00:09: Architecture in Helsinki, &quot;It&#039;5!&quot;
02:09: Discussing the new donewaiting.com record label, Sunken Treasure Records
05:15: The Celebrity Pilots, &quot;We&#039;ve Lost Kasparov&quot;
09:59: Stars, &quot;Your Ex-Lover is Dead&quot;
14:45: Velocity Girl, &quot;I Can&#039;t Stop Smiling&quot; Related:// Frank from Chromewaves wrote up a nice and brief history of Velocity Girl that had a few of the bandmembers chime in with updates, too.Also, voting for our podcast brings exposure to the show that we wouldn&#039;t normally get. It will take a second of your time, and would mean the world to us.PS: As a reminder, you do not need an ipod to listen to this. If you can play mp3s on your computer, you can listen to the show.</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 3 Jun 2005 09:56:07 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Donewaiting .com Disposable Radio Show Podcast #7</title>
<link>http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/05/30/095330.php</link>
<author>Robert Duffy</author><description>The fabulous return of the Donewaiting .com Disposable Radio Show!Download the Donewaiting .com Disposable Radio Show #7 here! | Subscribe to the Podcast FeedFormalities
Running Length: 23 Minutes
Date of Recording: 28 May 2005
Host: Robert Duffy
File Format: Glorious MP3Table of Contents
00:01: Greetings
00:05: The Mountain Goats, &quot;This Year&quot;
04:42: The Books, &quot;Smells Like Content&quot;
08:48: Blueprint, &quot;Where&#039;s Your Girlfriend At?&quot; 
12:26: Robbie Fulks, &quot;Coldwater, Tenn.&quot;
18:29: Æther, &quot;If I Could&quot;Also, voting for our podcast brings exposure to the show that we wouldn&#039;t normally get. It will take a second of your time, and would mean the world to us.PS: As a reminder, you do not need an ipod to listen to this. If you can play mp3s on your computer, you can listen to the show.</description>
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<pubDate>Mon, 30 May 2005 09:53:30 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Damon and Naomi Announce World Tour</title>
<link>http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/04/11/170335.php</link>
<author>Robert Duffy</author><description>Damon and Naomi are hitting the road in support of their latest self-released album, &quot;The Earth is Blue&quot;.It&#039;s been awhile since Damon and Naomi released a record, so here is the quick history lesson: Once upon a time there was this highly influential band called Galaxie 500. This band broke up, and in the aftermath Luna and Damon and Naomi were born.This tour is going to be extra-special because Kurihara from Japanese psych band Ghost will be playing with them. The dates:Saturday, April 16
Boston, MA -- Institute of Contemporary Art
Greg Kelley will join D&amp;N&amp;K for this show
with Adrian Crowley, Michael Brodeur (spoken word)
Tickets: $10.50 advance, $12 at the door
Doors open at 7:30 pmSunday, April 17
New York, NY -- The Knitting Factory
Greg Kelley will join D&amp;N&amp;K for this show
with Adrian Crowley; Rick Moody (spoken word)Monday, April 18
Philadelphia, PA -- World Cafe Live
with Adrian CrowleyTuesday, April 19
Arlington, VA -- Iota
with Adrian CrowleyThursday, April 21
Columbus, OH -- High Five
with Black SwansBhob Rainey will join D&amp;N&amp;K for all US shows after April 21Friday, April 22
Chicago, IL -- Schuba&#039;s
with Orso; David Trinidad (spoken word)Saturday, April 23
Minneapolis, MN -- The 400 Bar
with Orso, Patrick Durgin (spoken word)Tuesday, April 26
Los Angeles, CA -- Spaceland of DreamsWednesday, April 27
San Francisco, CA -- 12 Galaxies
with Colossal Yes; Chris Stroffolino (spoken word)Friday, April 29
Portland, OR -- Doug Fir
with Colossal YesSaturday, April 30
Seattle, WA -- The Tractor Tavern
with Colossal Yes, Joshua Beckman (spoken word)MaySaturday, May 14
Hasselt, BELGIUM -- Kunstencentrum BelgieSunday, May 15
Amsterdam, HOLLAND -- ParadisoMonday, May 16
Paris, FRANCE -- TBAMichio Kurihara will join D&amp;N for all UK / Spain / Portugal shows
nperign will join for the London and Newcastle shows
Bhob Rainey will join for all Spain / Portugal showsThursday, May 19
Bristol, UK -- Cube CinemaFriday, May 20
London, UK -- TBASaturday, May 21
Glasgow, SCOTLAND -- BarflySunday, May 22
Newcastle, UK -- Live TheatreTuesday, May 24
Barcelona, SPAIN -- La PedreraWednesday, May 25
Madrid, SPAIN -- Nasti ClubThursday, May 26
Huelva, SPAIN -- UniversidadFriday, May 27
Lisbon, PORTUGAL -- Galería Ze Dos BoisSaturday, May 28
Valladolid, SPAIN -- SubterfugioSunday, May 29
Castellón, SPAIN -- RicoamorSaturday, June 4
Istanbul, TURKEY -- Babylon</description>
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<pubDate>Mon, 11 Apr 2005 17:03:35 EDT</pubDate>
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