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Nirvana: Tonight in Bend

This month’s Night Under the Covers Features the music of Nirvana.
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OK, so did anyone else spend most of the 1990s listening to, obsessing over, and eventually learning to play the entirety of the Nirvana catalog? I did.
There were a few years in the mid 1990s when it was rare for me to be listening to music that wasn’t in some way connected to Nirvana.

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For Richer or Poorer: The Daily Show on Teachers and Wall Street

Jon Stewart and the Daily show team show us why conservatives are blaming teachers for budget woes.
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If you’re having trouble understanding the sometimes-weird rhetoric coming out of Wisconsin and/or FOX News that is blaming teachers for local and national budget woes, take a look at The Daily Show’s take on the subject.
 

The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c

Crisis in Dairyland – For Richer and Poorer

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Redistricting Debate Returns to Bend

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New Census numbers in hand, Oregon legislators are setting forth on a mission to redraw the state’s legislative districts, a journey that will take them from Bend to Burns on the east side of the Cascades. The bi-partisan House and Senate Committees on Redistricting will be in Bend on Saturday March 19 to hear constituents thoughts on re-districting.

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The Oregonian Features Bend’s Columbine Quillen

The Oregonian takes notice of Bend’s most creative bartender.
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Our cocktail columnist, Columbine Quillen, who is also the bar manager at 10 Below, was recently featured in The Oregonian’s food and drink magazine, Mix.
Columbine has long been known as one of our region’s most creative and resourceful bartenders for a long while, but this cover story shows her at her most crafty, heading out into the wild to pick plants to go into her cocktails.

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Forbes Names Seattle the Most Miserable Sports City in the Country

Seattle is the most God-awful sports city in all the land, says Forbes.
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Earlier this week, Forbes magazine told Northwesterners what most of us already know: Seattle is the most miserable sports city in the entire country.
For those of us that grew up in Seattle — or those Oregonians who consider Seattle their home teams —  it’s hard to argue with this declaration.

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