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Night & Day
Author Lee Child discusses and signs his newest Jack Reacher thriller, Gone Tomorrow.
Tue., June 2, 7 p.m., 2009
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Night & Day
By Charles Ferruzza
There's no mystery to barbecue, especially when a master of smoked meat
such as Kansas Citian Ardie Davis explains the techniques of
sauces, rubs and smoking in his various...
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Night & Day
By Hugh Welsh
This event has been canceled. Keep watching The Pitch for an announcement when it is rescheduled.
Blood giving and headbanging. Why the hell not?"We haven't done
anything like...
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Night & Day
By Hugh Welsh
Robert Dana — Iowa's former poet laureate, whose
collection of poems Starting Out for the Difficult World was on
the short list for a 1988 Pulitzer Prize — tends to...
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Night & Day
By Alan Scherstuhl
Despite the half-filled bars and the departure of Stanford and Sons,
comedy flourishes in Westport. Better still, it's of the low-price,
off-the-cuff variety, with ComedyCity...
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Night & Day
Drink up for autism -- all the Boulevard beer and wine that you can drink. A happy hour at Boulevard Brewing company benefits MU Thompson Center for Autism and...
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Night & Day
By Berry Anderson
(817 Westport Road, 816-931-1986): Starting
at 8 p.m., teams compete for first-, second- and third-place payouts
depending on the number of participants. The buy-in is $5; well...
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Night & Day
Celebrating the release of his new cassette tape "Out Hunting for Teeth,"
Emperor Moth will be performing a set of all new sounds in a handcrafted
festive atmosphere. This...
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Night & Day
In Conjunction with the 2009 International Surface Design Association Conference the Belger Art Center presents exhibitions by three artists: Special Showing: Three Pieces by...
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Night & Day
Jon Wassner, co-author of America's Best Zoos: A Travel Guide for Fans and Families, will sign his book at the Kansas City Zoo. In the book, the local zoo gets accolades for...
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Night & Day
The Wednesday Market at City Market is a great opportunity to replenish your supply of locally grown produce. On the first Wednesday of each month (through October) is Wellness...
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Martin
By David Martin
More than 200 union carpenters showed up at Lee's Summit City Hall
on a recent Tuesday. Some rode Harleys. Some brought children. Almost
all of them wore T-shirts protesting a...
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Town Without Pity
By Scott Wilson
There's a reason that so many prison movies fetishize death row. All
the rituals and panicked legal and fourth-estate machinations leading
to the death chamber — or...
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Studies in Crap
By Alan Scherstuhl
Once framed and hung in a Prairie Village kitchen, this single
column of yellowed 1910 Kansas City Star newsprint
heralds last century's theatrical amusements and serves as a...
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Letters
This week's "Letters" all come in the form of online
comments.
Regarding Nadia Pflaum's May 14 feature "Dead Man," about
Missouri's then-pending execution of Dennis...
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Ask a Mexican®
By Gustavo Arellano
Dear Mexican:
My question is simple: Can you please confirm the fact that there
are doctors, lawyers and other professionals living in Mexico? I'm a
Mexican-American woman...
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Interview
By Michael Alan Goldberg
Yeah Yeah Yeahs drummer Brian Chase vividly recalls the
winter day earlier this year when a hot-from-the-manufacturing-plant CD
of It's Blitz! — the third full-length...
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Buckle Bunny
By Crystal K. Wiebe
I was hoping she wouldn't come over.
Interaction with the performer was my biggest fear recently as I
watched Ruby Falls wind her way through the Jardine's dining
room,...
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Bonus Tracks
Virgo (IndyGround)
By Kyle Koch
There's a kind-of-funny, kind-of-sad scene in the movie Baby
Boy, John Singleton's follow-up to Boyz n the Hood. Tyrese
Gibson and Omar Gooding, playing two close friends,...
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CD Reviews
American Low Life EP (self-released)
By Aaron Ladage
Young people suck. For the old and the jaded, there's nothing quite
like a sub-30-something filled with optimism and ambition to make you
miss your once-full head of hair even...
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