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The Brian Jonestown Massacre are currently streaming their forthcoming album, ‘Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?‘, online. The album, due out January 1, 2010, is available to listen to in its entirety online at brianjonestownmassacre.com.The Brian Jonestown Massacre are currently streaming their forthcoming album,... more
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A close-up look at this hardy little bird, the brown dipper, who dives for insects in the freezing cold Himalayan rivers.A close-up look at this hardy little bird, the brown dipper, who dives for insects in... more
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Them Crooked Vultures are set to release their self-titled debut album later next week. The super group are set to release the album on November 17. Fans eager to hear the entire album can do so on our site.Them Crooked Vultures are set to release their self-titled debut album later next... more
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After less than a week since YouTube live streamed U2’s concert in Pasadena, California we get word that Facebook will do the same with the Foo Fighters.After less than a week since YouTube live streamed U2’s concert in Pasadena,... more
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Devendra Banhart is set to make his major label debut next Tuesday (October 27) with the release of his new album, ‘What Will We Be‘. Fans eager to hear the 14-track album can hear snippets of the entire thing on our site with links to hear the entire full length tracks.Devendra Banhart is set to make his major label debut next Tuesday (October 27) with... more
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U2 is teaming up with YouTube to stream their entire forthcoming concert live. The band’s upcoming October 25 performance at the Pasadena Rose Bowl is set to stream on the site. Fans can catch the show starting at 8:30pm (pst) on Sunday (October 25).U2 is teaming up with YouTube to stream their entire forthcoming concert live. The... more
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Julian Casablancas is prepping the release of his highly anticipated solo debut album due out early next month. The album, ‘Phrazes For The Young‘, is set to hit store shelves on November 3. Fans eager to hear the album can preview snippets of it now in the video on our site.Julian Casablancas is prepping the release of his highly anticipated solo debut album... more
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Wolfmother are prepping the release of their sophomore album ‘Cosmic Egg‘.
The follow-up to their 2005 debut self-titled album is due out October 27.
Fans eager to hear the new album can listen to it in full on the band’s MySpace page where it is currently streaming.Wolfmother are prepping the release of their sophomore album ‘Cosmic Egg‘.... more
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Yesterday (October 6) saw the release of The Raveonettes latest studio album, ‘In And Out Of Control‘. Anyone who has yet to grab a copy of the album can headover to the band’s website where they are currently streaming the entire album.Yesterday (October 6) saw the release of The Raveonettes latest studio album,... more
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The Raveonettes are currently streaming their entire forthcoming album, ‘In & Out Of Control‘, online. The band fourth album is available to preview, in full, on the bands MySpace Music page at Myspace.com/theraveonettes. The album, which is due out October 6 on Vice Records, is currently available to pre-order on iTunes.The Raveonettes are currently streaming their entire forthcoming album, ‘In... more
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From the rain that falls out of the clouds, upon the ground , into the stream, out of the stream into the creek, into the river, out the river into the ocean, out of the ocean and back into the clouds.From the rain that falls out of the clouds, upon the ground , into the stream, out of... more
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Brand New fans make sure you stop by the bands Myspace page today to hear the band’s forthcoming album in full. The band are currently streaming their entire new album, ‘Daisy‘, at Myspace.com/brandnew for the remainder of the day.Brand New fans make sure you stop by the bands Myspace page today to hear the... more
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Monsters Of Folk are currently streaming their forthcoming album online.
The band’s self-titled debut album is now available to listen, in full, on the band’s Myspace page. The indie supergroup set to release the debut album September 22.Monsters Of Folk are currently streaming their forthcoming album online.
The... more
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No Age are getting ready to release their new EP later this year. ‘Loosing Feeling‘ is set for release on October 6 but fans can hear the entire thing online now. The band’s label, Sup Pop, is currently streaming the EP on their website at Subpop.com.No Age are getting ready to release their new EP later this year. ‘Loosing... more
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Interpol frontman Paul Banks is getting ready to release his new solo project later this year. The singer will release the album under his alter ego Julian Plenti. ‘Julian Plenti Is…Skyscraper‘ is set for release August 4 via Matador. Anyone eager to hear the album can head over to to Rhapsody, where it is currently streaming.Interpol frontman Paul Banks is getting ready to release his new solo project later... more
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This was a visual test of the newly designed proton stream for the Las Vegas Ghostbusters. The packs being more of the mock-2 style needed an updated look. Even though we are big fans of the original this made more sense to us. It was a lot of fun coming up with and we are looking forward to putting it to screen tests with the actors.This was a visual test of the newly designed proton stream for the Las Vegas... more
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(Marquette, Michigan) - The Great Lakes 2008 Earth Day Challenge is in its biggest week with help from interfaith groups and American Indians in reaching the goal of one million pounds of electronics and one million pills.
The EPA issued the challenge to Great Lakes basin residents participating in over 100 projects that are collecting pharmaceuticals, electronics and household poisons. The EPA awarded grants to some of the projects.
Interfaith groups are involved in Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania. An EPA grant helped start the non-profit Earth Healing Initiative (EHI).
Trust between religions and interfaith environment projects are vital to protect the future of the earth, said a Lutheran bishop, who has participated in numerous Earth Day recycling projects.
"We are in an environmental crisis in many ways," said Lutheran Bishop Thomas A. Skrenes of the Northern Great Lakes Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. "The Great Lakes watershed is really a kind of a mother to all of us here in the upper Midwest."
The EHI involves American Indian tribes and "a coalition and partnership of churches, synagogues and other faith traditions joining together and sharing their projects and resources to heal, protect and defend the environment," said founder Rev. Jon Magnuson of Marquette, Michigan.
The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin (MITW) is holding a curbside pickup of electronics for members during Earth Week, April 21-24. Over 1,000 pounds of electronics have been turned in at the MITW transfer station since April 1. The College of Menominee Nation hosts pharmaceutical/electronics collections on April 22.
On Friday, April 25, students at the tribal K-8 school are picking up litter and cleaning up the a reservation community. Students recently created "Garbage Monsters" out of bottles other items found in their trash, said Diana Wolf, MITW Solid Waste/Recycling Coordinator. Students gave presentations on other uses for the garbage.
"This interfaith earth healing effort is really a great gift that has been given to all of us," Skrenes said. “The church is called to bring people together to be part of the healing."
Examples of established interfaith organizations that are assisting the EHI include the University of Minnesota Lutheran Campus Ministry, the Duluth Arrowhead Interfaith Council, Marquette University Ministry in Milwaukee, several Catholic interfaith groups and the ELCA office of Ecumenical Formation.
The interfaith EHI is one of numerous environment and Native American projects founded by the non-profit Cedar Tree Institute in Marquette, Michigan including the Earth Keepers who removed more than 370 tons of e-waste, pharmaceuticals and household hazardous waste during three Earth Day clean sweeps.
The northern Michigan Earth Keepers belong to ten faith traditions with 150 churches and temples including Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Presbyterian, United Methodist Church, Unitarian Universalist, Bahá'í, Jewish, Zen Buddhist and the Quakers. The EHI is working with the same faith traditions.
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EPA:
http://www.epa.gov/glnpo/earthday2008
http://www.epa.gov/glnpo/earthday2008/events.html
EPA Press Release:
http://yosemite.epa.gov/opa/admpress.nsf/dc57b08b5acd42bc852573c90044a9c4/bb279434e6f40c6e8525743200582794!OpenDocument
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Earth Healing Initiative:
http://www.EarthHealingInitiative.org
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Interfaith graphics by Justice St. Rain (Bah'i Community)
Interfaith Resources - Special Ideas website:
http://www.interfaithresources.com
1-800-326-1197
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Duluth
University of Minnesota LCM:
http://www.d.umn.edu/lcm/index.html
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Arrowhead Interfaith Council:
http://www.arrowheadinterfaith.org/home.html
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Milwaukee
Marquette University LCM:
http://www.mulutherans.com
http://www.marquette.edu/um
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Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin:
http://www.menominee-nsn.gov
College of Menominee Nation
http://www.menominee.edu(Marquette, Michigan) - The Great Lakes 2008 Earth Day Challenge is in its biggest... more
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The Michigan Earth Keepers are protecting the environment with hands-on projects that prove one person can make a difference.
During 2007, the Earth Keepers:
Continued annual Earth Day clean sweeps that have removed 370 tons of hazardous waste from the environment aross a 400-mile area.
Held the the fourth planting of a wild rice restoration project that teams at-risk teens with American Indian guides teaching respect for nature and battling racism.
Sponsored an energy summit that convinced 500 businesses, churches/temples and homeowners to reduce power consumption.
Helped midwest musicians form the Boreal Chamber Symphony for a classical music concert that raised money for the Lake Superior Defense Fund.
The Earth Keepers include members and bishops/leaders of nine faith traditions with 140 participating churches/temples, American Indian tribes, several environment non-profits, university students, teenagers, a 20-member core team plus a 400 person volunteer army.
The Earth Keepers have been funded by grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Thrivent Financial for Lutherans plus donations from the public.
The Earth Keepers have broken federal hazardous waste collection records for three years in a row and the EPA says the group is an example for others on how to form an effective coalition that accomplishes its goals.
Earth Keeper volunteer media advisor Greg Peterson looks back at 2007 and four years of environment protection.
The Michigan Earth Keepers are protecting the environment with hands-on projects that... more
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