Dennis & Ian discuss what the deal with Christ-mas is, what it could be, and why the heck it happens.
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Dennis & Ian discuss what the deal with Christ-mas is, what it could be, and why the heck it happens.
[embed]https://www.mixcloud.com/cfurvolunteer/ab-original-episode-3-20151207/[/embed]
Yum it's suppertime! This week we are listening to the blues and drinking and eating bourbon. Here is recipe for a bourbon bbq sauce, a sweet and spicey rub, and a method for cooking ribs over the bbq real quick! I used 2 racks of ribs from PG Meat people Homesteaders Meats. They were super!
Here is the saucy recipe for a bourbon bbq sauce to slather over your baby back pork ribbers:
1 onion, minced
3 cloves of garlic, minced
2 thai chilis or whatever hot things you got, minced
1/4 butter
1/2 cup ketchup
1tbs Worcesterchire sauce
1 tbs soy sauce
2 tbs brown sugar
1/4 vinegar
1/2 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp dry ginger
Dry rub for ribs:
1 cup brown sugar
2 tbs paprika
1tbsp chili powder
1tsp cumin
salt and pepper
For the bbq sauce:
Dry rub:
To Cook the Ribs on BBQ in Short amount of time (45 minutes):
Listen here to the blues mix on mixcloud :)
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Dave and Dave chat a bit about Spoon's Reissue of Gimme Fiction. A shout out to Lizzo is given for her new album Lizzobangers, followed by rambles about properly pronouncing Ummagma.....or wait is that Ummagumma? Fresh music from REW<<, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, and Shear Agony is spun for you monkeys. Minotaurs, from Guelph ON, find their way into the later end of the set with a spacey tune titled Blind Luck.
Winter is on its way back to PG. Stay fresh y'all
Current Events:
Tuesday, December 8th - 7-11 pm @ Nancy Os - Refugee Support Fundraiser & Jam Night
December 13th 3-5 pm @ Exploration Place - Kids Artwork for Refugees
Raghu Lokanathan Dec 11th @ The Legion 8 pm.
[embed]https://www.mixcloud.com/cfurvolunteer/the-fresh-sheet-episode-5-spooned-with-ummagma/[/embed]
Episode 11 of Season 11! Celtic Fire - CFUR's long-running Celtic music show returns with the Countdown To Christmas Season. Listen to fantabulous tunes from Scotland, Cape Breton, Ireland and more! Christmas is coming!
[embed]https://www.mixcloud.com/andrew-mcfayden/celtic-fire-season-11-episode-11/[/embed]
There is a new comet in the early morning sky that can be seen before dawn. Comet 2013 US10 (Catalina) has travelled an estimated one million years from the distant Oort Cloud and will pass the one and only time through our solar system. Closest approach to Earth is on January 12, 2016. Once it’s gone it will never return. It should be a naked eye object towards the end of December as seen from dark locations and away from light pollution. Binoculars and even better, a telescope will show the green glow of the comet’s nucleus.
There is a finder chart on Gary Boyle's website: www.wondersofastronomy.com
Gary Boyle
The Backyard Astronomer
Twitter: @astroeducator
Are you a Gamer and/or Good Samaritan? Power Up Prince George is an annual charity gaming event organized, hosted, and sponsored by local cool cats Pat Howard (Dyne Digital), Kelsy Polnik (Game Quest), Shawn Caldera (Volcanic Gaming), and Adam Haramisiuk. This year's charity of choice is the Child Development Centre of PG.
Players of all ages and gaming abilities are welcome! Power Up Prince George will be a day of family-friendly fun and competition. Event activities include free-play arcade and pinball machines, free-play console games, cosplay, competitive tournament gaming, a silent auction, and door prizes.
Where? The Prince George Playhouse When? THIS Saturday, December 5, 10am-10pm Admission? Ticketed as well as donation-based Tickets? Available at Game Quest (4158 Cowart Rd) and at the door
See Power Up Prince George's webpage for more info. Game on!
Happy December to you all! Twinkling lights, snowy treetops, rosy cheeks, and, ah yes, blatant consumerism. The good news? You can avoid supporting exploitative, money-hungry, eco-unfriendly corporations by shopping LOCAL this weekend!
Prince George grassroots project Home Sweet Home is proud to present the 4th Annual Pulp City Indie Bazaar! This event is your one-stop shop for holiday treats, snacks, and gifts.
When? THIS Saturday, December 5th, from 10am-4pm Where? Knox United Church, 1448 5th Avenue
Vendors include Ribbon & Sparks, local artists Frances Gobbi and Maureen Hamilton, Hunter + Thistle Creative, Cards by Cori, Farlane Supply Co, Wild Rising + Friends, Hygge Hearth, Na-Dene Arts and Design, Molipop, and many, many more!
Facebook event : https://www.facebook.com/events/1399333687025097/
Hey CFUR!Recently my favourite streaming service died. It was RDIO. it was the best, because it emphasized the social aspect of listening to music, namely, that the best music recommendations you're going to get are going to be from your friends. Alas and alack, they were right. unfortunately, RDIO remained sort of the audiophile's option, refusing to get into bed with labels and promote top forty artists, or give away subscriptions. I mean, streaming services are still a capitalist nightmare in terms of money paid to actual artists for their time and labour. but if you're a music fan and want to just listen to absolutely everything all the time forever, rdio was the best one. I have to sully my pretty white underthings in the filth-bath that is spotify now, but my ultimate satisfaction lies in the knowledge that hopefully this rdio death is a canary in the coal mine, and a more sustainable method of streaming music is developed. I would pay $100 a month for rdio to be sustainable for artists and the app company, but until that happens, I'll be trying spotify. like some sort of common layabout.
Anyways, here's my nightmare disaster show.
[embed]https://www.mixcloud.com/jamteezy/the-rat-queen-2015-nov-24-goodbye-to-rdio/[/embed]
The Fresh Sheet talks about some very important issues and events that are happening in the community. We ALSO chat with Dave a little about the First Waltz show from Saturday Nov 21st and how FABULOUS that was. Hope you like all the new music the Dave's picked for you guys! The Mental Health Association Contact:
Coordinator- Rochelle Frigon: rochellefrigon@cmhapg.ca
The Montreal Massacre Event Contact:
Womens Center- Sarah Boyd: empower@unbc.ca
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