The guys from The National are ready, ready to make 2013 a memorable year. The time has come for the release of a brand new album, and a big tour to support the new tunes. The announcement became official today as the band let fans know when to …The post The National Announce New Album, Tour Dates appeared first on Each Note Secure. . . . → Read More: Each Note Secure: The National Announce New Album, Tour Dates
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Regional Report: Cincinnati: checking out the local culinary scene in an issue of Good Food Magazine from 1986. OTR Building to House Entrepeneurs, Squash Courts: I’m really glad that squash was explained in this article, because I totally thought that … Continue reading → . . . → Read More: Visualingual: Elsewhere Trestles, Trains & Traditions, the annual holiday exhibit at the Krohn Conservatory in Cincinnati, is on display now through 6 Jan 2013. Hundreds of poinsettias, cyclamen and evergreens form a backdrop for miniature trains and trolleys that travel past Cincinnati … Continue reading → . . . → Read More: Visualingual: Trains, Trestles & Traditions at the Krohn Conservatory 15 Scenic Cities of the Rust Belt: hmm, this list includes Cincinnati and Ithaca, which I wouldn’t consider to be part of the Rust Belt, but kudos are always welcome. Waiting on a Paycheck: examining Cleveland. Jose Gaytan: Love Letter to Brooklyn: Nathan Kensinger on the amazing photography of Jose Gaytan. Detroit’s Garden Theater to [...] . . . → Read More: Visualingual: Elsewhere Philadelphia-born, Chicago-based designer Mike McQuade initiated the ongoing Area Code Project — a series of posters celebrating various area codes. Thanks to Ludacris for introducing this topic in a most appropriately cheesy way! The project’s About page discusses the importance of area codes, and the nuanced meanings that are embedded in them. It’s interesting to [...] . . . → Read More: Visualingual: Area Code Project by Mike McQuade When Carla and I were at the Columbus Beerfest last month, we had the opportunity to talk to some brewery reps who work for breweries that don’t distribute into the Cincinnati area. Typically the brewery is just getting off the ground and they’re having to be careful about how fast they expand, though there certainly [...] . . . → Read More: Hoperatives: Show the world you love better beer (and support Hoperatives) |
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