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[billconrad]

The Title is Everything

     A title tells the reader, viewer, or listener what they will encounter, but it is also the first line of marketing. “Shogun” is bold, simple, mysterious, and telling. It begs a reader to open the book. “Star Wars” is overwhelming, scientific, and poignant. Perhaps the best movie title. “Thriller” is sexy, scary, and intelligent. It may be the best song title of all time.

    Sometimes, the title is the only thing going for a book. Twilight and Fifty Shades of Grey are astounding titles hiding awful works. The Road is a splendid book with a mediocre title. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is the perfect title for the perfect book.

    How do I come up with my book titles? My first step is to list the appropriate words. For example, I would research nautical and water terms if the book is about a ship. A thesaurus is helpful in this area. Next, I will list action, related, and exciting words. Now, I spend a few days connecting them and brainstorming. Remember, there are no wrong answers at this stage. A fantastic resource with existing book titles and title generators like:

    I stop when I have approximately 100 titles because any more would be redundant. I made preliminary titles for my first book, Interviewing Immortality, about a 500-year-old woman (Grace) who forces a disgraced author to interview her.

Surviving Grace Finding Grace Saving Grace Stepping Towards Immortality Grace the Immortal Interviewing an Immortal Experiencing Immortality Gruesome Grace Guts and Grace Recording the Harvest Selected Selected for Harvest You Will Do Gracefully Immortal

A Graceful Interview A Step Towards Immortality (obscure song with this title) A Grave Misfortune Deadly Biography The Author and the Immortal The Forever Interview Authoring Immortality The Immortal Grace Forever Grace (book with this title) Biography of an Immortal (book and article with this title) Learning to be Immortal A Step Toward Immortality How to Interview an Immortal (I liked the movie How to Train Your Dragon)

    The next step is to search the titles for existing works. (You can see the results on my above list.) I eliminate it if I find another work with that exact title or a near miss. Note: A book titled, “Interviewing for Immortality” came out after I published.

    Next, I put all my titles into Excel in a single column. (Alright, truth. I am such a geek that I started my crazy process in Excel, but I wanted to sound cool by using the word “list.”) Then, I add two more columns with follow-on titles in the same theme. Why am I thinking about future junk? How about “The Last Dance.” How can you follow that? “The Last Dance Two” “The Last-Last Dance” “Last Dance the Next Generation” Lame.

    Locating titles of other works and doing the future title process limits the choices to around ten. We must pick one (and the following books in the series).

    Remember during the decision process that the title is the most essential advertising tool. This means it should be bold, exciting, sexy, daunting, and, most of all, intriguing. Should it contain a bit of humor or a pun? Perhaps. Should it be misspelled? “The Wrekked Ship.” Should it be tropical to gain maximum buzz? “The Weakest Link in Dieting” Errrr, I would avoid those two practices.

    When I am convinced I have enough strong titles, I rank them as Low, Med, or High. Of course, you can use a scale of 1-5, A-F, or Yes/No. I also share my titles with friends and ask for feedback. As I am narrowing down my list, I sometimes (out of earshot) verbally criticize the title. I find some exciting inspiration there. Ultimately, the title I settle on is the least objectionable.

    Why don’t I try to fall in love with a title? Love is an emotional response, and the love for the title will come later. My process is to treat the title as a business with employees. Either an employee performs, or they get fired. Marketing is cutthroat.

    For my first book, I settled on Interviewing Immortality, followed by Finding Immortality and Saving Immortality (in editing). I believe the word “immortality” is bold and transitions into different titles, yet it is not overused in other titles.

     Will my series succeed? Only time will tell. (I made an immortality joke.)

    You’re the best -Bill

    March 16, 2024

    Hey book lovers, I published four. Please check them out:

    Interviewing Immortality. A dramatic first-person psychological thriller that weaves a tale of intrigue, suspense, and self-confrontation.

    Pushed to the Edge of Survival. A drama, romance, and science fiction story about two unlikely people surviving a shipwreck and living with the consequences.

    Cable Ties. A slow-burn political thriller that reflects the realities of modern intelligence, law enforcement, department cooperation, and international politics.

    Saving Immortality. Continuing in the first-person psychological thriller genre, James Kimble searches for his former captor to answer his life’s questions.

    These books are available in soft-cover on Amazon and eBook format everywhere.

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Thursday Thrill: Festivals to Fuel Your Winter Groove!

Forget frosty mornings, December ignites a different kind of heat – the epic call of music festivals! Buckle up for a whirl of winter wonderlands and sun-kissed beats: TAHOE LIVE 2023: Beats & Bliss in a Winter Wonderland 15-16 Dec, 2023 Lake Tahoe, CA TAHOE LIVE 2023 transformed Lake Tahoe into an electronic music haven this past December. The two-day extravaganza (December 15th-16th) was a feast for the senses, with pulsating beats echoing through the snow-capped peaks, mesmerizing visuals painting the winter sky, and dancers grooving under a star-studded expanse. Lineup to Set Hearts Racing: From the bass-heavy drops of Boogie T. and Rusko to the mesmerizing techno of Rezz and Ship Wrek, TAHOE LIVE catered to every electronic music lover. The diverse lineup spanned genres, featuring established veterans and rising stars alike. For More> https://tahoelive.net/ Magnetic Fields Festival 2023: A Desert Dream Comes Alive 15-17 Dec, 2023 Alsisar, India Leaving Magnetic Fields felt like stepping out of a vibrant dream. The music lingered in my ears, the colors of the art danced in my mind, and the warmth of the Rajasthani people stayed with me. It was a journey of discovery, a celebration of life, and a powerful reminder of the unifying force of music, art, and culture. If you seek a festival that transcends the ordinary, Magnetic Fields awaits. Pack your dancing shoes, an open mind, and a heart ready to be captivated. Just remember, the desert beckons. Additional details: - Theme: Preservation of culture, tradition, and the environment. - Venue: The stunning Alsisar Mahal, a heritage hotel in the Thar Desert. - Accommodation: Camping, glamping, and palace rooms. - Sustainability: Solar power, recycling programs, and responsible waste disposal. For More> https://magneticfields.in/ WONDERFRUIT FESTIVAL 2023 14-18 Dec, 2023 Pattaya, Thailand Wonderfruit is more than just a music festival – it's a multi-sensory explosion of art, music, wellness, and sustainability. Imagine vibrant music stages amidst dazzling art installations, interactive workshops, and talks by thought leaders, all enveloped in the lush Thai jungle. A jungle symphony. Dance to global beats, from Rudimental to De La Soul. Lose yourself in art under the stars - mind-bending installations and light shows. Rejuvenate with yoga, workshops, and talks. Savor local Thai, international fare, and healthy options. Come open-minded, leave empowered. Let the wonder begin! For more> https://wonderfruitfestival.com/ Rave on Snow 2023: Dancing on Austrian Powder 14-17 Dec, 2023 Saalbach Hinterglemm, Austria Grooving to pulsating beats under a starry December sky, with fresh powder crunching beneath your boots and snow-capped peaks framing the dance floor. Rave on Snow 2023 is not just a music festival; it's a winter wonderland wonderland for electronic music lovers. For over two decades, this Austrian institution has transformed the slopes of Saalbach-Hinterglemm into a paradise for party people. This year's edition, held from December 14th to 17th, wasn't just a reunion; it was a celebration of epic winterscapes, world-class DJs, and endless good times. Lineup to Make Your Feet Move: From seasoned veterans like Oliver Koletzki and Pan-Pot to rising stars like Annett Gapstream and Padreelferenco, the lineup catered to every electronic music aficionado's taste. The main stage, nestled amidst the snow-laden mountains, pulsated with bass, while underground beats thrummed in intimate club settings. Whether you craved the driving force of techno or the melodic whispers of house, Rave on Snow had something to make your heart (and feet) thump. For more> https://raveonsnow.com/ Read the full article

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Top 100 for the week ending June 4, 2023

Where You Are ----John Summit, Hayla -4

Sweet Goodbye---Robin Schulz, *Svidden remix -1

Pwdr Blu-----Kx5 f/Brother -3

Submarine----Seeb, BANNERS, SUPER-Hi -2

Borderline---Tove Lo -5

Pearls----Jessie Ware -6

Rhyme Dust----MK & Dom Dolla -10

Crying On The Dancefloor----Sam Feldt, Jonas Blue, Endless Summer, Violet Days -7

Waterfall----Michael Schulte, R3HAB -8

Misbehave----Ship Wrek, Disco Lines -29

If We Ever Broke Up----Mae Stephens -12

Seasons----Bebe Rexha, Dolly Parton -13

High Heels - Party Down Under ----Flo Rida, Walker Hayes, *Sam Feldt remix version -11

Jacare----Sofi Tukker -18

Here We Go Again----Oliver Tree, David Guetta -9

Happy-----NF -14

Sparks -----MEDUZA, DEL-30, Mali-Koa -16

Waffle House----Jonas Brothers -17

Feels This Good----Sigala, Mae Stephens, Caity Baser, Stefflon Don -20

One Time----Alan Walker -19

Just The Kinda Feeling----Yotto, Lost Boy -21

Stereo----Sum Sun, Sly Chance -15

Upside Down-----MEDUZA, Poppy Baskcomb -30

The Way----Manchester Orchestra -39

Gone (Da da Da)-----Imanbek, Jay Sean -34

Chemical----Post Malone -22

Reborn----SIDEPIECE, *Kyle Walker remix -27

Part Of Me---Cian Ducrot -28

Something's Coming---Cheat Codes, Lady A -26

No One Dies For Love----Tove Lo -36

Take Me Home---VAVO f/Clara Mae -31

Hungry Heart---Steve Aoki, Galantis, Hayley Kiyoto -24

Good Time----The Dare -23

Church Outfit----Poppy -32

Heaven---Niall Horan -25

So Many Ways To Get Downtown----Proxima Parada -33

<>River---Mylie Cyrus -(re entry)

Everything You Have Done---GENESI, MEDUZA -37

Bright Lights----Kx5 f/ AR/CO -38

Begin Again---Jessie Ware -49

Back To You---Bob Moses, Amtrac -40

Say Say Say----Kygo, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney -42

Dancing's Done---Ava Max -43

Dancing All Alone---Morgan Page, TELYKAST -45

I Wrote A Song----Mae Muller -48

Left & Right----Ownboss, FAST BOY -41

Dancing In The Courthouse---Dominic Fike -47

Psychos----Jenny Lewis -51

It's Euphoric----Georgia -52

<>Mrs Hollywood---Go-Jo -(re-entry)

On & On----Armin Van Buuren -53

Fantasy (Tricky Disco)----W&W, Harris & Ford, TRIIIPL3 INC. -54

Jaded---Mylie Cyrus -55

Anyway---Cash Cash, RuthAnne -44

Welcome To Dinna----Francis Mercier, Black Uhuru -56

Himbo---Curtis Waters -57

<>Lost Souls----Jeffery Sutorius, Jay Hardway -(re entry)

No Sleep----Regard, Ella Henderson -58

Growing Pains----Jastin Martin -59

Whistle----Jax Jones, Calum Scott -46

I Feel Love---Freya Ridings -61

Rain On My Mind---Diplo, Paul Cauthen, Sierra Ferrell -65

Revelations-----ZHU, Devault, Babyjake -69

Kill For You----Gigi Perez -63

Different Side----Michael Bibi, KinAbau, Audio Bullys -72

***Stars---PNAU, Bebe Rexha, Ozuna -(new)

You Were Right----ILLENIUM, Wooli, Grabbitz -73

Voodoo---Gorgon City -74

Dance Around It----Joel Corry, Caity Baser -75

Die For A Night---A R I Z O N A -83

Back To This----Matt Sassori, Soshy -88

Redlight----BETWEEN FRIENDS, TEEZO TOUCHDOWN -78

***Don't Call Me----Slushi, Leah Kate -(new entry)

Roll The Credits----Danielle Ponder -84

End Of Time---Zara Larson -89

Blood & Sugar----BOYS LIKE GIRLS -90

Dressed For A Funeral -Groupthink, Sunday Scaries -94

Won't Forget These Days ---Furry In The Slaughter House, *VIZE remix -97

***What A Life---Dave Aude, Jeffery Jones -(new)

Sometimes---Snakechips, Daya, Earthgang -91

Gangster---W&W, VINAI -98

You'll Never Walk Alone----Duncan Laurence -99

Vroom----Hoodie Allen, Connor Price -68

Sweat---ESSEL -70

***All You Need Is Love ---Nicky Romero, Jonas Blue, Nico Santos -(new)

***I Just Wanna Know---Katherine Li -(new)

<>Fire With Fire---Armin Van Buuren, HRRTZ, Julia Church -(re-entry)

***Bleach (Move On)---Cash Cash -(new)

***More Than Yeasterday---Two Friends, Russell Dickerson -(new)

See It Through----Durand Jones -76

***Just Alone---Heartaake -(new)

Something Like This---Chat Faker -77

***Maybe Next Time---Jamie Miller -(new)

The Perfect Pair---Lovejoy -82

Toxic---AnnenMayKantereit -67

***Queencard----(G)I-DLE -(new)

Miss Me The Same---Sara Kays, Anson Seabra -64

Sing Your Lullaby---R3HAB, Mike Williams -50

Run A Red Light---Everything But The Girl -60

The Throne---DJ Minx -62

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Break For You---Valley Baby Again---Fred Again Talk To Me----Eli & Fur This Is What Losing Someone Feels Like---JVKE Hey Little Mama----Morgan Evans Deja Vu----Abraham Alexander f/ Mavis Staples Like I Use To---Sonny Federa, Paul Woolford Glad U Came---Jason Derulo I Will Fall----Pet Shop Boys Highs & Lows----Chance Pena Change----LAUREL Eyes Wide Shut----ILLENIUM Avril Lavigne

4<> re -entry 10***new on this chart

[alethiaii]

Tfw your friend manages to nag you into binge watching half a season of a show you were previously disappointed in and you do your very best to go in with very low to nonexistting expectations. 

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2022 NBA Finals Mix - "Stimulate" ʜᴅ

10x NBA All-Star! #nba #nbafinals #nbamix Ship Wrek - Stimulate https://songwhip.com/ship-wrek/stimulateleave a LIKE if you enjoyed the video and want more! SUBSCRIBE to me if... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF6eYPLfuwQ&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr https://www.kia.com

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Galantis x Ship Wrek x Pink Sweat$ - Only A Fool [Official Music Video]

The Official Music video for Galantis x Ship Wrek x Pink Sweat$ – Only A Fool

Released via Big Beat Records Out now: https://lnk.to/OnlyAFoolID

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Directed by: Mero Estudio Produced by: Dreambear

LYRICS There’s some things about you I know I don’t like But I can’t stand not having you right by my side I would change eternity for just one night It might be crazy but at least I know your mine

Just say that you feel the same I’ll show you what I really mean Because even when you’re afraid I will be your remedy

Only a fool would turn down your kiss Cause girl you got magic all in your lips I’m so for real this is not for play Only one touch and I’m not the same Only a fool Only a fool Only a fool Only a fool would let you go

Just say that you feel the same I’ll show you what I really mean Because even when you’re afraid I will be your remedy

Only a fool would turn down your kiss Cause girl you got magic all in your lips I’m so for real this is not for play Only one touch and I’m not the same

Only a fool Only a fool Only a fool Only a fool Would let you go

Follow Galantis: Website: http://smarturl.it/GalantisFb Facebook: http://smarturl.it/GalantisFb Twitter: http://smarturl.it/GalantisTw Instagram: http://smarturl.it/GalantisInsta SoundCloud: http://smarturl.it/GalantisSc Spotify: http://smarturl.it/GalantisPharmacy_Sp YouTube: http://youtube.com/wearegalantis Snapchat: WeAreGalantis

Follow Ship Wrek: YouTube: https://bit.ly/ShipWrekYT Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShipWrekDJ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShipWrekDJ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ShipWrekDJ/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/THESHIPWREK Spotify: https://bit.ly/ShipWrekSP

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Bizzy Bone Talks OG Lessons From Dr. Dre & Ice T, Migos Feud & More

Anybody who respects hip-hop culture understands that Bone Thugs-N-Harmony stands among the most influential groups of all time. Pioneers of the triplet flow, Bone were some of the first emcees to implement melody in such a dominant fashion. Though each member can no doubt hold their own on wax, Bizzy Bone remains a fan favorite to this day. Fresh off the release of his recent Carbon Monoxide album, the legendary rapper hit up the Power 106 studios for a conversation with Nick Cannon. 

Opening up about his role as an OG in the game, Bizzy recognizes the difficulty that can arise when advising some of the younger stars. He reveals that Ice T actually lived up to his Original Gangsta credentials, playing an integral role in giving Bone a reality check. “Ice T sat all of us down,” admits Bizzy. “He gave us the whole game, right before he went to New York. He said ‘don’t always ask for the money upfront, it’s not always about the money with these people out here. You go out there, you put the work in, and the money will be there for you.’ It stuck with me. It took me about fifteen years to apply it.” 

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He also remembers Dr. Dre giving him a sneak preview listen to Eminem, right before he came out. “He was like, ‘what you think?'” He confirms that it was “all love” between Dre and the Ruthless crew, despite having a few “little problems” here and there. “Dre always was on some Uncle Dre, OG Dre. He was never RAH RAH RAH like we was. My boy Lobel tell me Dre told I’m his favorite artist. I said “if that’s the case, well let’s do a record! But nah, it’s always been love. He’s very special to me. Ren, Yela, and Cube, they very special to me.”

Naturally, Cannon inquires about a recent “fued” with the Migos, which found both Bizzy and Layzie firing diss tracks at the Atlanta trio. “I had to address the issue,” explains Bizzy. “You can’t have Layzie putting out a song by himself. You can’t do that. You gotta represent the Bone cult. The Book Of Thugs…I wanted to make sure I got [the record out] and squash it once and for all. I didn’t think they really would want to do anything with me lyrically. I talked to DJ D-Wrek a long time ago, he told me ‘B, they are afraid of you.’ I’m like, that’s what’s up!'” 

For more from a hip-hop legend, peep the full video below. Nothing but respect to Bone Thugs! 

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Folding Knife

Fold pocket knife

Buy a folding pocket knife Experience a rewards, whether it's your first knife or half. However, if you have purchased a function for practical purpose or collection, then a few points should be considered. There are no special orders for them here.

A good point for your folded knife will be its weight. Light weight creates an everyday air, but for light weight you do not have to sacrifice strength and energy, because we're talking a few tips well.

Quality brand

I think the best way to select an automatic brand knife is to When you buy a knife, you make sure that the bladder is made of good steel, so it will hold the edge and be sharp if needed. Most pole knives are used daily and everyday failures keep up to date and require tear without failure.

Klingo-key mechanism

You also want to fold a pocket knife that has a good blade key, you can turn it on one hand suddenly. It may cause unexpectedly a wound due to a flawed plaque as a safety function.

Vision

If you want a good knife with a nice outer end, look and look at other sounds. If you do not want to see it, do not buy it. I heard people say, I really did not like her appearance, but the price was correct. Get a knife you want.

Pocket clip

This is not an important thing and depends on how you like to wear your knife. If you want to spend your knife this point makes it easy to carry. If you carry a knife inside your pocket, you can live without a clip.

Pivot

Pivot is probably the most important element of a bead knife. The pivot is a point where the blade handle, the ground where the blade will turn, and the original where the knife will hit the point. If a knife has been long and open for a long time, you will need a good quality pivot.

Here are 3 things that can tear your folded knife:

1. Desire and corrosion

Shark must be used. Very easy Snippets will take care of. So next time, when you open the knife in your pocket to make good use, make sure to clean bladder so that the oxide does not start.

2. Difficult use

Yes, just use hard, and your new fold folded knife WREK. Shark should be used, okay?

Yes they are.

So the thickness of the altar as a knife is important to you. This cool knife can create a perfect conversation with your friends, but you probably will not be able to keep the price, anger and strings you want to keep.

3. What is the point?

If your new folded knife has a slim dot, they will probably look extremely terrific and frightening.

Keep in mind that slim dots are easily broken or tapped than their thicker parts.

Knife knives should not be used to throw knives or mackets, so I recommend you to treat your honor!

This is the most popular one of the 505 knight lock back fold knife. It makes a thin folded knife that makes it very convenient to carry. It has a stainless steel blade, which means it lasts its edge for a long time. This speech 505 product has beautiful handles with Birchwood cover. What I like about this knife is compact. It makes it very versatile and can be carried out in almost all situations.

This blue wood 6.5 pocket knife has 10 customer reviews, and 9 clients gave this folded knife 5 stars. Of course, they all like the brand of speech. They say that these knives are far more than others, and they are a great quality for the price. As the lifespan guarantees display, the manufacturer has great pride and confidence in these products.

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Folding Knife

 Buying a folding pocket knife is a rewarding experience, whether it's your first knife or the fifties. However, if you buy a knife for practical reasons or to collect, there are some points that everyone should consider. In no particular order are most of them here. A good point for your bent knife would be its weight. The lighter weight produces a daily breeze, but you never have to sacrifice strength for light weight, because we are talking about some advice.

Quality mark

I think that choosing an automatic brand knife is the best way. When buying a knife, you must make sure that the bladder is made of a good grade of steel, so that it holds the edge and sharpens when necessary. Most bar knives are worn daily and they must keep up with daily clothes and tears without failing.

Klingo-key mechanism

You also want to fold a pocket knife that has a good blade key, one that you may have to keep the bladder near your hand accidentally. This is a safety function, since unexpected closing of the blade can cause a wound.

The view

You want a good knife with a good outer end, other words are seen and seen. If you do not like how it looks, do not buy it. I heard people say, I really did not like their appearance, but the price was right. Get a knife that you like.

Pocket clip

This is not something important and it really depends on how you prefer to use your knife. This point facilitates transport if you want to cut the knife. If you carry the knife in your pocket, you can live without a clip.

Pivot

The pivot is perhaps the most important element of a bent knife. The pivot is a point where the blade is fixed to the handle, the place where the blade will rotate and the point where the key will hold the blade. To have a knife that lasts a long time and opens, you will need a good quality pivot.

Here are 3 things that can twist your folded knife knife:

1. Lust and corrosion.

Sharks must be used. Plain and simple. The fragments must also be taken care of. Then, next time, when you take your folded pocket knife for good use, clean and dry the bladder so that the rust does not start.

2. difficult use

Yes, alone, the difficult use can and WREK your new folded knife. Sharks should be used however, right?

Yes they are.

That is why the thickness of a blade is as important to you as a knife. This attractive looking knife could be a perfect conversation from your friends, but it is likely that you will not continue with the price, anger and tension you intend to put.

3. What is the point?

If your new bent knives have a thin tip, they will probably look extremely frightening and frightening.

Remember that fine points also break or hit more easily than their thicker parts.

Folding knives should not be used as knives or machetes, so I advise you to treat their respect.

This 505 Knight Lock folding knife is one of the most popular. It is a thin and folded knife that makes it very comfortable to wear. It has a stainless steel blade, which means that its edge lasts a long time. This product Buck 505 has beautiful handles with birch cover. What I like about this knife is how compact it is. This makes it very versatile and can be carried out in almost all situations.

This Blue Wood 6.5 pocket knife has 10 customer reviews, and 9 of them gave these knives doubled 5 stars. Of course everyone likes the Buck brand. They say that these knives are much longer than others, and they are of great quality for the price. The manufacturer has great pride and confidence in this product, as demonstrated by the lifetime warranty.

The folded knife is a good tool to have. They are used mainly for common tasks, daily payment and care, sometimes called duty for emergencies, such as cutting a cord or self-defense. So choose wisely.

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Home (Chapter Three)

Title: Home (Chapter Three) Pairing(s); Jughead Jones x Reader, Jughead Jones x Betty Cooper, eventual Veronica Lodge x Archie Andrews Warnings: Maybe some cursing, some yelling. Summary: The reader meets up with Juggie once again upon his request once Betty goes to her Journalism retreat. Some yelling happens and reader calls her friend Veronica up. A/N; I literally wrote this chapter right after chapter two. I’m feeling this fic to be honest. As always any feedback is greatly appreciated and I hope you all enjoy! Tag List; @day-dreaming-nightmare @emotional-wrek-hello @sunshine51879 @dempsey-mantle

The next morning after the rather miserable first meet up with Jughead you woke up to a soft knocking on your door. You groaned at first trying to ignore the knocking. But whoever was knocking refused to stop, and forced you to finally get out of bed and open the door. As soon as you opened the door you regretted it. You pulled your robe around you and looked down, “Hey, Juggie.” “Hey.” He nodded, “I thought I’d stop by and find out which room was yours. Because that’s my new job, full time stalker and what not.” He smiled softly. “Why are you really here, Jughead?” You asked, finally looking up at him with a soft hint of anger evident in your features. His smile immediately disappeared and he shrugged. “Wanted to apologize for yesterday. It’s just...you’ve gotta understand I didn’t think I was ever going to see you again.” “You never even tried to see me again. You didn’t try to find out where I was staying in New York and you didn’t try to find my new phone number. My going to NYU was your perfect chance to be free. And then Betty happened.” You scoffed, “And it is way too early in the morning to talk about any of this.” “No, it isn’t. You’re up now. So, let’s talk.” He put his hand on your door to make sure you didn’t try to close it on him. “No! There is nothing to talk about! And you shouldn’t be here with me you should be reassuring Betty that she doesn’t have to be nervous about this. I saw how she was acting. She needs you there right now. She doesn’t need you here with me.” “She’s gone.” Juggie replied, trying not to yell back at you. “She’s at some retreat in Florida until next week.” He informed you calmly. “God, I wish I was in Florida.” You mumbled before stepping aside. “If we’re going to talk we’re going to talk over coffee since your dumb ass woke me up.” He smirked at that, stepping inside your room. “That’s the spirit.” You poured two cups of coffee and practically threw his cup at him, but he caught it, causing you to roll your eyes at him. “Okay, now talk.” You prompted once you took a few long sips from your coffee mug, not breaking eye contact with him the whole time. He looked at you for the longest time, a faint smile on his lips. When he didn’t talk you sat your mug down and sighed, “When did you and Betty happen?” “About a year after you left.” You scoffed, running a hand through your hair. “About a year.” He nodded, “Yeah. It’s not like I went straight to her house and fucked right after you left like you’re making it sound like.” “You might as well have.” “That is not fair.” “I’ll tell you what’s not fair, making me choose. My parents were doing the same thing and I thought you were the only one I could talk to without you making me choose. You could have came with me. But you were a scared little boy who didn’t want to leave what he already knew. But I see that hasn’t really changed.” You continued, not giving him the chance to cut in even though you could tell he wanted to say something. “I remember about a year after I left I was still a fucking mess. I missed you. I wondered what you were doing, if anything good was happening in your life. Little did I know something good had already happened to you, I had left. I had to find out from the fucking mail lady that my parents were dead. The least you could have done was track me down just to inform me of that.” He rolled his eyes, “You fucking hated your parents!” “That’s all you have to say? God, you’re such a fucking dick!” You practically growled at him now. He paused and then a smile slowly reappeared on his face, “This is literally are first actual fight.” “Fuck off.” You mumbled, downing the rest of your now lukewarm coffee. “I don’t need this right now.” “I don’t think we’re done here.” “I think we are.” But you forced yourself to sit up straighter, “Fine, you wanna know something? I came down here to announce that I’m engaged.” He seemed a little shocked at that but then just shook his head, “Congratulations.” He picked his jacket back up and stood, walking towards the door. “I’m sure Betty will be happy for you, too.” Then he walked out of the door, slamming it just a bit. ~~ “I’m sure it’ll be okay. Just give it a few days.” V spoke to you over the phone later on that day. “He had nothing to say to me. I think coming back here was more of a mistake than I thought it would be, honestly.” You sighed, looking up at the ceiling. “Why did you go there, Y/N? I thought you couldn’t wait to get out of there when you were a kid.” You shrugged to yourself, “Luke proposed to me.” She squealed happily, “Y/N, that’s great! Although...that still doesn’t explain why you wanted to go back to Riverdale. I mean, did you say yes?” “Nope. I froze, told him that I needed a bit to think about it, and that was that. I just...he proposed and all I could think about was how quickly I left certain people here when I went to NYU.” “Certain people?” She pressed, “These certain people might not wear a beanie and have ‘the cutest laugh’, would they?” “Maybe. Well, no. He doesn’t wear a beanie anymore, apparently. And I haven’t heard him laugh ever since I’ve got here. All we’ve done is sit in awkward silence and yell at each other.” You scoffed at yourself. “I’m terrible. Luke is such a great guy, and Jughead is...he’s engaged to the girl next door.” “No way! He’s engaged?” Veronica gasped through the phone. “Yep.” “I think I’ve decided something.” “What?” “You’ll see.” There was a long pause before, “What crappy motel are you staying at down there, anyway?” ~~ It wasn’t even completely two days before Veronica showed up at your motel room door, smiling brightly. “I thought you could use some company.” She explained a soon as you opened the door. “What? No, I’m fine. Seriously, no.” You didn’t want her here just in case Juggie decided to come back for round two of the world’s worst argument ever. “Too bad, sweetie. I’m here now.” She replied, setting her back down at the foot of the bed. “Not unless it’s the sharing the bed part. I can take the floor.” “No, I don’t care about that. It’s just...you’re a New York girl. You couldn’t stand a day in Riverdale.” “You spent nineteen years in this place, did you not?” You rolled your eyes in defeat. “Fine.” “Besides, I want to meet this Jughead guy.” Your eyes became the size of the moon at that, “Oh, no. Nope. You’re not meeting him.” “Oh, come on, Y/N! You’re waiting for the right time to see him again. Because if you weren’t you would have been out of this place as soon as he had left the other day, right?” You hated it when she was always right- which she always was. “I’m waiting at least two more days before coming up with a reason to meet up with him again.” “That’s my girl.” She took off her gloves, looking around the room. “It really is a...well, it has a small town feel.” ~~ “You know, I think it would be nice.” You mumbled, looking over at Juggie where he lie right beside you. It was a beautiful night, and you loved the fact that you had a special place right next to the river that you could lie down and look up at the stars. He looked over at you, “What?” You shrugged, looking back up at the night sky. “If we were to be together forever.” He smiled softly at that nodding, “Gee, you really are a hopeless romantic, huh?” “Only for you.” You replied, not breaking your gaze at the stars. But at the corner of your eye you could see as he looked back at you. His eyes examined your face for the longest time before he replied, “I think it would be nice too.”

[inadequate-incubus]

Through the rain - Wrekonize

[Verse 2:]

He stands in a place that nobody can understand or even go

Out amongst the seedy folk

Living under stars that you probably never seen before

Dirty shoes, dirty socks, soul keep it cleaner though

Trying to find a balance on a planet full of evil notes

Feeling quite lost, can you show him how or lead him home?

He ain't seen his momma in a minute and she need him close

Everything he does is in a toss up, he don't know

Which way is the right way and he's hoping it won't be below

Breathless, why is it I'm living in the vestige

Sleeping in the forest painting arrows on the exit

Brother's tryna call me up, sister's on the next click

Dad ain't talking to me and I feel so disconnected

Wrek this, situation here is kinda wrecked, it's

Not another episode you load up on your Netflix

Ozzy man get this, life is just a test, it's

Trying to see if it can break you down

[Hook:]

But if you handling the pain

Then you'll be damn sure to make it through the rain

What'd pop say?

If we keep pressing on

Got the bills stretching on

More stress and I'm a mess

But I keep pressing on, keep pressing on I guess

If they bleed flesh and I'm leaking all on the deck

But I keep a smile right up in they face

Cause if I'm handling the pain

Then I'll be damn sure to make it through the rain

Like mom said

If we keep pressing on

Got the bills stretching on

More stress and I'm a mess

But I keep pressing on, keep pressing on I guess

If they bleed flesh and I'm leaking all on the deck

But no rain ain't ever stopped us yet

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Things to Do in Vancouver This Weekend: Dec. 14, 2017

A happy Hanukkah weekend! Read on to find out how you spend the next few days  wandering through giant lanterns, watching The Nutcracker, learning about Solstice, having breakfast with Santa, running with elves, or being delighted by drag.

Friday | Saturday | Sunday | Ongoing

Friday December 15

Chinese Lantern Festival

Chinese Lantern Festival Where: Hastings Park What: As the largest festival of its kind in Canada will feature 35 illuminated displays transforming over 14 acres. Lantern festivals started during the Han Dynasty, about 2,000 years ago. This festival will be embracing traditions with elaborate new lanterns featuring Dragon, White Pagoda, Kylin, and Huabiao Column, each symbolizing a Chinese sage or legend. There will also be two nightly performances in the PNE Amphitheatre featuring acts such as face changing, acrobatics, and folk dance. Runs until: Sunday January 21, 2018

The Nutcracker presented by the Goh Ballet

The Nutcracker presented by the Goh Ballet Where: The Centre in Vancouver What: This heart-warming production is sure to delight audiences of all ages with more than 200 glittering costumes, dramatic sets and valuable lessons. Experience Clara’s dream come to life as she embarks on a magical journey through the Land of Snow to the Kingdom of Sweets where she is greeted by the enchanting Sugar Plum Fairy. Runs until: Tuesday December 19, 2017

Breakfast with Santa

Breakfast with Santa Where: Grouse Mountain What: Start your day of festive fun by treating your family to breakfast on a mountaintop with face painting, a magic show, and a visit from the jolly man in red himself. Runs until: Sunday December 24, 2017

Rebels on Pointe

Rebels on Pointe Where: VanCity Theatre What: If you’ve seen one Nutcracker too many, this might be the film to restore your love of ballet. Their first show was on September 9, 1974, at a second-story loft on 14th street, in the heart of Manhattan’s Meatpacking District. Since then, all-male drag troupe Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo have been delighting audiences around the world, performing, among other things, Swan Lake as Tchaikovsky never imagined it in his famously feverish dreams. Runs until: Saturday December 23, 2017

Good Tidings! A Good Noise Gospel Christmas

Good Tidings! A Good Noise Gospel Christmas (show 1 of 2) Where: Christ Church Cathedral What: For 14 years, Good Noise has been lighting up the festive season for sold out audiences of all ages with their bright and boisterous sound coupled with a rafter-raising energy. The 90-voice choir will perform rousing gospel Christmas favourites and new arrangements alongside the luxuriant and lush vocals of Canadian jazz songstress Maureen Washington.

Vivaldi’s Four Seasons

Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Where: Chan Centre What: Philippe Quint, one of the most lyrical, elegant, and poetic violinists in the world today, will perform this enduring favourite, on the magnificent 1708 “Ruby” Stradivarius violin.

Kitty Nights Pee Wee Burlesque Christmas Special (show 1 of 2) Where: The Rio Theatre What: Exactly what it sounds like. Go see for yourself.

Deathmas Festivus Where: The Rickshaw What: A charity event featuring local metal bands from Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. All proceeds go to the Greater Vancouver Food Bank.

Vancouver Canucks vs. San Jose Sharks Where: Rogers Arena What: It’s a hockey game.

Avstin James Where: Venue What: This Vanocuver native specializes in upbeat mashups such as Backseat XE3 (Kendrick Lamar X Whethan), Back 2 All (Drake X Manila Killa), and Ark Night (Chance The Rapper X Ship Wrek ). 

Holiday Hooray!

Holiday Hooray! Where: The Vancouver Playhouse What: Bring the kids to sing along to frosty favorites while you move along with miniatures from “The Nutcracker,” “Babes in Toyland” and other sparkly holiday classics. Accompanied by a brass trio.

  Saturday December 16

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Celebrating Solstice

Celebrating Solstice Where: Stanley Park What: The chestnuts are roasting and holly has been hung. But where do these traditions originate? Explore the history and customs of mid-winter festivals on this two-hour walk. See the plants that have played pivotal roles in the traditions and decorations that we associate with the holiday season and hear stories from different cultural traditions surrounding the shortest day of the year.

空 / Emptiness: Emily Carr and Lui Shou Kwan

空 / Emptiness: Emily Carr and Lui Shou Kwan Where: Vancouver Art Gallery What: The exhibition pairs Canadian modernist Emily Carr with the founder of the New Ink Movement in Hong Kong Lui Shou Kwan. Looking across culture, geography and time to explore expressions of the sublime in landscape painting, the exhibition draws connections by exploring how each artist experimented with abstraction and spirituality in their respective depictions of nature. Runs until: April 8, 2018

Weirdos Holiday Market Where: 2244 East Hastings What: Why settle for giving the usual, and receiving the polite response du jour? Instead, you could be offering up an item from Alt Beauty Hair Adornments, edgy hand-crafted accessories with a goth twist; Dirt Spindle, usable but unusual pottery pieces that have been fused into the shape of human mouths, nipples, feet and hands; or Mush Appreciated, beautiful, educational and strange jewellery with mushrooms as the main focus. Runs until: Sunday December 17, 2017

A Baroque Christmas: Bach and More

A Baroque Christmas: Bach and More Where: The Orpheum What: The great Baroque composers knew how to write music that virtually dances with joy. Make it a party and celebrate the Christmas season like thy did in the 1970s with Bach, Vivaldi and carols for all to sing.

Good Tidings! A Good Noise Gospel Christmas (show 2 of 2) Where: Christ Church Cathedral What: For 14 years, Good Noise has been lighting up the festive season for sold out audiences of all ages with their bright and boisterous sound coupled with a rafter-raising energy. The 90-voice choir will perform rousing gospel Christmas favourites and new arrangements alongside the luxuriant and lush vocals of Canadian jazz songstress Maureen Washington.

Big Elf Run Where: Stanley Park What: This holiday-themed fun run offers a 1km Wee Elf Run, 5km or 10km Big Elf timed run/walk around scenic Stanley Park. In true elf spirit, the event rallies around fun & charitable support as a proud partner for Canuck Place Children’s Hospice.

Santa Arrives at the Britannia Mine Museum

Santa Arrives at the Britannia Mine Museum Where: Britannia Mine Museum What: Santa’s sleigh is in the shop so he’ll be arriving by helicopter! Be sure to arrive early to see Santa land, then stay to enjoy photos, crafts, and hot chocolate.

Keithmas 8 Where: The Rickshaw What: An annual celebration of the birth of Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards and that other holiday…Christmas. 100% of proceeds go to the Greater Vancouver Food Bank.

Kitty Nights Pee Wee Burlesque Christmas Special (show 2 of 2) Where: The Rio Theatre What: Exactly what it sounds like. Go see for yourself.

A Caelestra Christmas Where: Presentation House Theatre (North Vancouver) What: Five talented musicians perform in full medieval costume with rich vocal harmonies, and music played on flute, harp, guitars, hand drums & cello. It’s a captivating way to get into the holidays with Yuletide music both old and new.

  Sunday December 17

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Puttin’ on the Glitz: Hollywood Musical Gems

Puttin’ on the Glitz: Hollywood Musical Gems Where: VanCity Theatre What: Film scholar Michael van den Bos presents a celebratory show of movie musical marvels. Michael will introduce a selection of star-spangled clips from some of Hollywood’s splashiest, swankiest musical films. Style is the substance in this blitz of glitz that’ll have you all lit up like a Christmas tree.

Sleepy Girls X-Mas: Days of Christmas Past Where: 3923 West 4th Ave What:  A musical romp in the style of A Christmas Carol but with some of Vancouver’s most talented drag performers including Peach Cobblah, Rose Butch, Shay Dior, Misty Meadows, Ilona, Dee Blew, and Maiden China.

The Barr Brothers

The Barr Brothers Where: The Imperial What: Some chill folksy music from Montreal.

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Trivia Where: The Biltmore What: Are you an expert in bird law? Have you perfected the use of the Dennis system? Are you just cultivating mass? Is your favorite food milk steak? Then bust out your checkered hat a pipe and get yourself down to It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia trivia.

Vancouver Canucks vs. Calgary Flames Where: Rogers Arena What: It’s hockey.Watch the western Canadian teams in this game to see who is better at it this time.

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Almost, Maine Where: Pacific Theatre What: The midwinter night is cold and clear as the northern lights dance above: it’s the perfect night to fall into, or out of, love. A charming tapestry of the joys and perils of romance, set in one night in a small town in Maine. Runs until: Saturday December 16, 2017

East Side Flea Where: The Ellis Building What: 50+ local vendors, makers, vintage sellers, oddity finders. Play pinball and pool. All this, with a bar! Runs until: Sunday December 17, 2017 (weekends)

Eric Rohmer: Ancient and Modern

Eric Rohmer: Ancient and Modern Where: The Cinematheque What: As evidenced by our retrospective heretofore, the bulk of Rohmer’s distinguished, decades-spanning career can be surveyed through his trio of acclaimed cycles: Six Moral Tales (1962-1972), Comedies and Proverbs (1981-1987), and Tales of the Four Seasons (1990-1998). But some of the cinéaste’s most accomplished and formally-audacious films were crafted outside of those series, as stand-alone works untethered to an overarching theme or conceit. This program is of four series outliers. Runs until: Sunday December 17, 2017

Weirdos Holiday Market Where: 2244 East Hastings What: Why settle for giving the usual, and receiving the polite response du jour? Instead, you could be offering up an item from Alt Beauty Hair Adornments, edgy hand-crafted accessories with a goth twist; Dirt Spindle, usable but unusual pottery pieces that have been fused into the shape of human mouths, nipples, feet and hands; or Mush Appreciated, beautiful, educational and strange jewellery with mushrooms as the main focus. Runs until: Sunday December 17, 2017

The Nutcracker presented by the Goh Ballet

The Nutcracker presented by the Goh Ballet Where: The Centre in Vancouver What: This heart-warming production is sure to delight audiences of all ages with more than 200 glittering costumes, dramatic sets and valuable lessons. Experience Clara’s dream come to life as she embarks on a magical journey through the Land of Snow to the Kingdom of Sweets where she is greeted by the enchanting Sugar Plum Fairy. Runs until: Tuesday December 19, 2017

Little Dickens: The Daisy Theatre

Little Dickens: The Daisy Theatre Where: The Cultch What: An adult-only marionette retelling of A Christmas Carol. Runs until: Friday December 22, 2017

Christmas Queen 4- Secret Santa Where: Vancouver Improv Centre What: The previous three editions of Christmas Queen saw HRM (Her Royal Meanness) hilariously thwarted in her attempts to ruin Christmas. This year is no exception. Confusion and hijinks ensue when the Queen and Santa exchange bodies in a Freaky Friday-style magical sleight-of-hand. What happens to the Workshop’s Toy Factory with The Queen as Santa in charge? Will there be presents? Will everyone receive a lump of coal? How will the experience of inhabiting the Queen’s body affect Santa? Will he learn something about himself and her that will change Christmas forever? Runs until: Thursday December 23, 2017

Christmas Queen Drag Race Where: Vancouver Improv Centre What: What happens when two queens get together? A lot of racy, outrageous hilarity and wicked wit. Join Vancouver TheatreSports’ very own Christmas Queen with her special guest co-host, drag star The Unstoppable Conni Smudge for five very naughty (but nice) late-late night holiday season shows. Runs until: Thursday December 23, 2017

Carol Ships Harbour Cruises

Carol Ships Harbour Cruises Where: Vancouver Harbour What:Each December the boats of Vancouver are decorated with holiday lights. Get right on the water for a dinner tour and get a unique view of the coast, the mountains, and the coastline’s holiday spirit. Runs until: Saturday December 23, 2017

Rebels on Pointe

Rebels on Pointe Where: VanCity Theatre What: If you’ve seen one Nutcracker too many, this might be the film to restore your love of ballet. Their first show was on September 9, 1974, at a second-story loft on 14th street, in the heart of Manhattan’s Meatpacking District. Since then, all-male drag troupe Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo have been delighting audiences around the world, performing, among other things, Swan Lake as Tchaikovsky never imagined it in his famously feverish dreams. Runs until: Saturday December 23, 2017

Vancouver Christmas Market

Vancouver Christmas Market Where: Jack Poole Plaza What: Get into the holiday spirit in a new location right on the harbor front with a mix of traditional food and beverage, a selection of authentic wood carvings and toys, knitted goods, nutcrackers, pottery and other unique gifts. Stop off at the special Kid’s Market to make Christmas gifts and ride downtown Vancouver’s only Christmas carousel. Runs until: Friday December 24, 2017

The Day Before Christmas Where: Arts Club Theatre What: Alex is a perfectionist who is desperately holding fast to her Christmas traditions. While juggling family and work—and a movie star—she loses control of her holiday plans, and her home becomes a disaster zone. Can she save the turkey from the dog and salvage a broken-down tree? Find out in this infectious comedy that is sure to make the holidays bright. Runs until: Sunday December 24, 2017

Breakfast with Santa

Breakfast with Santa Where: Grouse Mountain What: Start your day of festive fun by treating your family to breakfast on a mountaintop with face painting, a magic show, and a visit from the jolly man in red himself. Runs until: Sunday December 24, 2017

Karaoke Christmas Lights

Karaoke Christmas Lights Where: The Vancouver Trolley Company What: Get on a festive Vancouver Trolley and ready your singing voice – this tour is for the most enthusiastic spirits of the winter holidays! Equipped with a TV and a karaoke machine loaded with Christmas music favorites, you’ll be toured around the city to take in some of Vancouver’s most dazzling light displays. Runs until: Wednesday December 29, 2017

Glow Christmas

Glow Christmas Where: Langley, BC What: Take a stroll through a musical light tunnel, where you’ll feel the warmth and wonder of the Christmas season under the glow of over 500,000 lights. Runs until: Saturday December 30, 2017

Cirque du Soleil: Kurios Where: Under the tents, Downtown Vancouver What: Step into the curio cabinet of an ambitious inventor who defies the laws of time, space and dimension in order to reinvent everything around him. Suddenly, the visible becomes invisible, perspectives are transformed, and the world is literally turned upside down. Runs until: Sunday December 31, 2017

Onegin Where: Arts Club Theatre What: When Evgeni Onegin visits the Larin family estate, his romantic charms stir passions long forgotten by its residents. Poet Vladimir Lensky’s romantic ideals are challenged (a duel!) after Onegin flirts with his fiancée Olga Larin, and even the sensible Tatyana Larin falls for the handsome rogue. The hit musical moves, shakes, and wakes audiences with its sweeping score. Runs until: Sunday December 31, 2017

Site for Still Life

Site for Still Life Where: Contemporary Art Gallery What: Andrew Dadson’s practice engages with the notion of boundaries in relation to space and time, primarily through investigations with materials, process and abstraction. Comprising new, ambitious large-scale paintings, film and installation, this exhibition presents a major statement by this young artist of propositions core to his practice. Runs until: Sunday December 31, 2017

The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe | Image by Tim Matheson

The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe Where: The Waterfront Theatre on Granville Island What: Four siblings step through a wardrobe into an enchanted land filled with mythical creatures, talking animals, quests and dangerous secrets. Featuring Sereana Malani as the White Witch and Ian Butcher as Aslan, with Tim Carlson, Chris Lam, Adele Noronha and Kaitlynn Yott as the Pevensie siblings. The first installment in C. S. Lewis’ epic Chronicles of Narnia series, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is one of the best-loved books in children’s literature. Runs until: Sunday December 31, 2017

Entangled: Two Views on Contemporary Canadian Painting | John Kissick burning the houses of cool man, yeah No.5 (hang the DJ), 2016 (cropped)

Entangled: Two Views on Contemporary Canadian Painting Where: Vancouver Art Gallery What: An insight into two distinctly different modes of painting that have come to dominate contemporary painting in this country. The origins of both can be effectively traced back to the 1970s, to a moment when the continued existence of painting was hotly debated. Runs until: Monday January 1, 2018

Math Moves

Math Moves Where: Science World What: Visitors will investigate ratios and proportions, using their bodies, gestures, and words to set up, measure, describe and compare ratios and proportions. The exhibition encourages a collaborative approach to problem-solving, with open-ended activities that provide opportunities for visitors to talk about solutions to the challenges presented in the exhibition. Runs until: Monday January 1, 2018

Heritage Christmas

Heritage Christmas Where: Burnaby Village Museum What: Stroll through the streets of the Village to see wreaths, cedar swags and vintage-themed displays will. At the bandstand, visitors can create their own magical holiday show with lights that change colours to sound. Runs until: Friday January 5, 2017

East Van Panto: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves

East Van Panto: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves Where: York Theatre What: In this East Van tale, our hero flees the Queen of North Vancouver across the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge and lands straight into the madness of the PNE, where she dances with SuperDogs, hops a ride on the Wooden Roller Coaster, and befriends washed-up 80s rock stars “The Seven Dwarves”. Runs until: Saturday January 6, 2017

Bright Nights at Stanley Park Where: Stanley Park What: Take a train ride along a route filled with lights, displays and live performers with the whole family. Donations and a portion of ticket sales go to the BC Professional Fire Fighters’ Burn Fund. Runs until: Saturday January 6, 2017

VanDusen Festival of Lights

VanDusen Festival of Lights Where: VanDusen Botanical Gardens What: Experience a winter wonderland with over one million lights. Stroll with friends and family through interactive themed areas, enjoy the famous Dancing Lights show on Livingstone Lake, look for roving Scandinavian gnomes and reindeer in the garden, light a candle at the Make-A-Wish candle grotto, take a photo with Santa, enjoy tasty treats and take a carousel ride. Runs until: Sunday January 7, 2017

Peak of Christmas

Peak of Christmas Where: Grouse Mountain What: Sleigh bells ring, choirs sing! Grouse Mountain presents a magical celebration and a multitude of festivities. Bring your family to Santa’s workshop and meet reindeer, or take a sleigh-ride through a mystical alpine forest. You can also experience the tranquil beauty of skating on an 8,000 square foot mountaintop ice skating pond, surrounded by snow-topped trees or wander through an outdoor holiday lights display. Runs until: Sunday January 7, 2017

Christmas at FlyOver Canada

Christmas at FlyOver Canada Where: FlyOver Canada What: Fly with Santa and his elves on a magical flight across Canada and on to the North Pole! Join two elves as they take flight across Canada looking for their friends. You may even get a sneak peek of Santa’s workshop. Runs until: Sunday January 7, 2018

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Where: Arts Club Theatre What: “Tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme.” Follow Belle behind the castle walls in this adaptation of the Academy Award–winning animated film. Runs until: January 13, 2018

Chinese Lantern Festival

Chinese Lantern Festival Where: Hastings Park What: As the largest festival of its kind in Canada will feature 35 illuminated displays transforming over 14 acres. Lantern festivals started during the Han Dynasty, about 2,000 years ago. This festival will be embracing traditions with elaborate new lanterns featuring Dragon, White Pagoda, Kylin, and Huabiao Column, each symbolizing a Chinese sage or legend. There will also be two nightly performances in the PNE Amphitheatre featuring acts such as face changing, acrobatics, and folk dance. Runs until: Sunday January 21, 2018

Amazonia: The Rights of Nature

Amazonia: The Rights of Nature Where: UBC Museum of Anthropology What: MOA will showcase its Amazonian collections in a significant exploration of socially and environmentally-conscious notions intrinsic to indigenous South American cultures, which have recently become innovations in International Law. These are foundational to the notions of Rights of Nature, and they have been consolidating in the nine countries that share responsibilities over the Amazonian basin. Runs until: January 28, 2018

Canyon Lights

Canyon Lights Where: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park What: Re-capture the feeling of wonder and excitement of the holiday season and be amazed by the hundreds of thousands of lights throughout the park. The suspension bridge, Treetops Adventure, Cliffwalk, the rainforest and canyon are transformed into a world of festive lights and visual enchantment. See the world’s tallest living Christmas tree (153 feet !) go on a Snowy Owl Prowl, decorate gingerbread cookies and make your own Christmas card in the Winter Pavilion, and sing-along with the holiday band. Runs until: January 28, 2018

True Nordic: How Scandinavia Influenced Design in Canada

True Nordic: How Scandinavia Influenced Design in Canada Where: Vancouver Art Gallery What: This ground-breaking exhibition examines the significant influence of Scandinavian craft and industrial design on the development of Canadian culture. Spanning more than seven decades, True Nordic reveals how Scandinavian design was introduced in Canada and how its aesthetics and material forms were adopted, revised and transformed. Runs until: Sunday January 28, 2018

Tin and Gold: A 10 Year Anniversary Show Where: The Fall What: Celebrate 10 years of alternative music, tattoo artistry, and multimedia events. The art show includes artists Megan Majewski, Jenn Brisson, Alison Woodward and more. Runs until: February 1, 2018

Robson Street Outdoor Ice Rink

Robson Street Outdoor Ice Rink Where: Robson Square What: Bring your skates, hold hands for balance, and circle the rink for free right in the heart of Downtown Vancouver. Skate rentals are also available, and for that you’ll need to bring cash. Runs until: February 2018

Portrait of the Artist

Portrait of the Artist Where: Vancouver Art Gallery What: This exhibition brings together The Royal Collection’s paintings depicting self-portraits, portraits of artists and artists at work. Encompassing over eighty works, Portrait of the Artist is a rich survey of how artists have seen themselves and the role of the artist within society. Runs until: February 4, 2018

Gordon Smith: The Black Paintings

Gordon Smith: The Black Paintings Where: Vancouver Art Gallery What: The exhibition features a body of work described as black paintings that Gordon Smith began producing in 1990. These densely painted, darkly abstracted paintings—punctuated with occasional colour, text and collaged elements—sometimes refer explicitly to this wartime experience. Smith was deployed with the Allied invasion at Pachino Beach, Sicily (code name Husky), in July 1943, when he was twenty-four. Runs until: February 4, 2018

Carol Sawyer: The Natalie Brettschneider Archive

Carol Sawyer: The Natalie Brettschneider Archive Where: Vancouver Art Gallery What: Sawyer’s ongoing project that reconstructs the life and work of the genre-defying, fictional singer and artist Natalie Brettschneider. The works on view will connect Brettschneider to a community of mid-twentieth century artists and musicians in British Columbia. Runs until: February 4, 2018

City on the Edge: A Century of Vancouver Activism Where: Museum of Vancouver What: A photo-based exhibition exploring how protest demonstrations have shaped Vancouver’s identity from the Vancouver Sun and The Province newspapers’ photo collection. These photographs are exceptional historical records of intense and transformative moments in the lives of Vancouverites. Runs until: February 18, 2017

N. Vancouver

N. Vancouver Where: The Polygon Gallery What: The show in the newly-opened gallery will pay tribute to the evolution of North Vancouver and will feature commissioned works by more than 10 artists, including Andrew Dadson, Gabrielle Hill, Althea Thauberger, Stephen Waddell and Tracy Williams, paired with existing work by Stan Douglas, Greg Girard, Fred Herzog, Curt Lang, and Jeff Wall, among others. Runs until: Spring 2018

Tasting History: The Traveling Tales of Tea Where: Roedde House Museum What: Tea is one of the most consumed liquids in the world, second only to water. But the beverage that brings much pleasure and calm to our 21st century senses is steeped in a turbulent history of politics and society. The exhibit will also feature stories from Vancouver’s modern-day tea community. Runs until: March 2018

Emily Carr: Into the Forest

Emily Carr: Into the Forest Where: Vancouver Art Gallery What: Far from feeling that the forests of the West Coast were a difficult subject matter, Carr exulted in the symphonies of greens and browns found in the natural world. With oil on paper as her primary medium, Carr was free to work outdoors in close proximity to the landscape. She went into the forest to paint and saw nature in ways unlike her fellow British Columbians, who perceived it as either untamed wilderness or a plentiful source of lumber. Runs until: March 4, 2018

The Lost Fleet Exhibit Where: Vancouver Maritime Museum What: On December 7, 1941 the world was shocked when Japan bombed Pearl Harbour, launching the United States into the war. This action also resulted in the confiscation of nearly 1,200 Japanese-Canadian owned fishing boats by Canadian officials on the British Columbia coast, which were eventually sold off to canneries and other non-Japanese fishermen. The Lost Fleet looks at the world of the Japanese-Canadian fishermen in BC and how deep-seated racism played a major role in the seizure, and sale, of Japanese-Canadian property and the internment of an entire people. Runs until: March 25, 2018

Chief Dan George: Actor and Activist Where: North Vancouver Museum What: An exhibition exploring the life and legacy of Tsleil-Waututh Chief Dan George (1899- 1981) and his influence as an Indigenous rights advocate and his career as an actor. The exhibition was developed in close collaboration with the George family. Runs until: April 2018

空 / Emptiness: Emily Carr and Lui Shou Kwan

空 / Emptiness: Emily Carr and Lui Shou Kwan Where: Vancouver Art Gallery What: The exhibition pairs Canadian modernist Emily Carr with the founder of the New Ink Movement in Hong Kong Lui Shou Kwan. Looking across culture, geography and time to explore expressions of the sublime in landscape painting, the exhibition draws connections by exploring how each artist experimented with abstraction and spirituality in their respective depictions of nature. Runs until: April 8, 2018

The Fabric of Our Land: Salish Weaving

The Fabric of Our Land: Salish Weaving Where: UBC Museum of Anthropology What: For generations Salish peoples have been harvesting the resources of their territories, transforming them into robes of rare beauty and power. Symbols of identity, they acted as legal documents and were visible signifiers of the presence of knowledge holders and respected people. Now mostly stored away in museums these masterworks are rarely seen. They have much knowledge to share and many stories to tell. Musqueam asked the Museum to bring these weavings to inspire weavers and share part of this rich legacy with all of us. Runs until: April 15, 2018

Public Artwork by New Delhi-Based Artist Asim Waqif

Public Artwork by New Delhi-Based Artist Asim Waqif Where: Vancouver Art Gallery What: Inspired by environmental concerns and the pace of human consumption, Waqif will construct an immersive architectural experience from materials collected at re-purpose stores, transfer stations and landfills in the metro Vancouver area. Waqif’s architectural structure will also incorporate an interactive acoustic system using microphones, effects pedals and speakers. Visitors are encouraged to move through the installation maze allowing them to actively experience the architecture instead of passively observing it. Runs until: April 15, 2017

Winter Farmers’ Market

Winter Farmers Market Where: Nat Bailey Stadium What: Each week you can look forward to finding locally grown vegetables and fruit, meat and seafood from local ranchers and fishermen, artisan cheese and bread, herbs and seasonal nursery items, baked goods, prepared foods and artisanal craft. Runs until: April 21, 2018 (Saturdays)

In a Different Light

In a Different Light Where: Museum of Anthropology What: More than 110 historical Indigenous artworks and marks the return of many important works to British Columbia. These objects are amazing artistic achievements. Yet they also transcend the idea of ‘art’ or ‘artifact’. Through the voices of contemporary First Nations artists and community members, this exhibition reflects on the roles historical artworks have today. Featuring immersive storytelling and innovative design, it explores what we can learn from these works and how they relate to Indigenous peoples’ relationships to their lands. Runs until: Spring 2019

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Our Band Could Be Your Life (Bringing Underground Music Above Ground( Our Band Could Be Your Life is a very throrugh book with about 590 pages to read. Go to Amazon

Great for beginners or veterans ! The best thing about "Our Band Could Be Your Life" is how well it works as both an introduction to indie/punk/DIY to those who are unfamiliar with the music, and how well it will adds, reinforces, and strengthens the knowledge of those familiar with this type of music. Most of these bands are quite different from each other in terms of sound but they all share a similar story of rising from nothing to become unique and important bands in the world of independent rock music. "Our Band" is an easy and well paced read and spends enough time on each to give you a solid understanding of each band but not so much that is overwhelming or becomes too tedious. A unique portrait of an often overlooked time in Independent music ! Go to Amazon

Pleasant to read Well written and opinionated set of band biographies, including interviews with the musicians. I enjoyed the book very much. Go to Amazon

Great Introduction! This is a pretty decent book! It gives a good starting point for all of the bands featured and it's pretty excellent to see how some of them connect. Go to Amazon

Predictable profiles, but still good Predictable profiles? Here's what I mean. Go to Amazon

Brought back a lot of memories I saw many of these bands in the late 70's and early eighties. How great for me to relive my musical you at 49 years old. This book brought me back to many happy days. I saw the Minute Men a couple of times and I remember where I was when I heard about the car wrek that killed D. Boone. My brother and I had seen them only a couple months earlier in a Phoenix area bar. Go to Amazon

OK, but not great. I haven't finished the book, but I find it merely OK. Like most music writers, Azerrad thinks that the time period he is discussing (the 1980s) is more important than any other time period in music. I don't entirely agree, so to hear him talk about how critical the "Reagan Years" were and how everything before or after it was lacking gets a bit tiresome. That being said, the book has some interesting profiles of indie bands like Minor Threat, Black Flag, Mission of Burma, Sonic Youth, etc. If you're looking for a good book about independent punk bands, I preferred reading "We Owe you Nothing" by Daniel Sinker which is a little less "music-writer-ey" Go to Amazon

I can't believe it's taken this long to read this book. Having experienced a similar lifestyle as the bands covered in this book, although maybe not to the extent in some cases, I can't Go to Amazon

One Star Made for a great gift! you'll love Five Stars Three Stars Five Stars I was a huge fan of most of the featured bands and enjoyed taking a stroll down memory lane this book is such a fun read for someone Five Stars GREAT BOOK HELPS A LOT!!!!

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Bizzy Bone Talks OG Lessons From Dr. Dre & Ice T, Migos Feud & More

Anybody who respects hip-hop culture understands that Bone Thugs-N-Harmony stands among the most influential groups of all time. Pioneers of the triplet flow, Bone were some of the first emcees to implement melody in such a dominant fashion. Though each member can no doubt hold their own on wax, Bizzy Bone remains a fan favorite to this day. Fresh off the release of his recent Carbon Monoxide album, the legendary rapper hit up the Power 106 studios for a conversation with Nick Cannon. 

Opening up about his role as an OG in the game, Bizzy recognizes the difficulty that can arise when advising some of the younger stars. He reveals that Ice T actually lived up to his Original Gangsta credentials, playing an integral role in giving Bone a reality check. "Ice T sat all of us down," admits Bizzy. "He gave us the whole game, right before he went to New York. He said 'don't always ask for the money upfront, it's not always about the money with these people out here. You go out there, you put the work in, and the money will be there for you.' It stuck with me. It took me about fifteen years to apply it." 

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He also remembers Dr. Dre giving him a sneak preview listen to Eminem, right before he came out. "He was like, 'what you think?'" He confirms that it was "all love" between Dre and the Ruthless crew, despite having a few "little problems" here and there. "Dre always was on some Uncle Dre, OG Dre. He was never RAH RAH RAH like we was. My boy Lobel tell me Dre told I'm his favorite artist. I said "if that's the case, well let's do a record! But nah, it's always been love. He's very special to me. Ren, Yela, and Cube, they very special to me."

Naturally, Cannon inquires about a recent "fued" with the Migos, which found both Bizzy and Layzie firing diss tracks at the Atlanta trio. "I had to address the issue," explains Bizzy. "You can't have Layzie putting out a song by himself. You can't do that. You gotta represent the Bone cult. The Book Of Thugs...I wanted to make sure I got [the record out] and squash it once and for all. I didn't think they really would want to do anything with me lyrically. I talked to DJ D-Wrek a long time ago, he told me 'B, they are afraid of you.' I'm like, that's what's up!'" 

For more from a hip-hop legend, peep the full video below. Nothing but respect to Bone Thugs! 

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