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page 04: I’m Just Sayin’Editor Carly Weber shares the full scoop on Hoopla,what’s in this issue and whatever else she wants.

page 05: In The KnowAll the news you didn’t know you needed to know,plus Greg Dietzenbach’s comic, “Little fish, bigpond.”

page 06: Five MinutesWe want to know: “What’s your fashion staple?”

page 06: TwitterpatedWhat’s got the Corridor all aTwitter?

page 07: Pints and PigskinsFollow along as Derek helps answer the age oldquestion: Where should we watch the game?

page 08: 3 ThingsNot sure what to do this week? Celebrate fall inthe Uptown College District or catch some livemusic at CSPS’s Landfall Festival of world music.

page 10: Bar GuideThirsty? Craving some live music or want to croonwith karaoke? Here’s how you find out where andwhen.

page 32: Choose your own adventureFlex those canoeing muscles.

page 33: EcoCentricGreen your life one step at a time.

page 34: In The KitchenJiamen means family.

page 35: Book TalkRead slowly. It will be a while for the thirdinstallment in “The Girl...” series.

page 36: Music NotesNothings Real anymore.

page 37: Get OutMark your calendars. Hancher can’t be contained.

Carly Weber Editor“Makeup and shoes.”

Seth Smith Art Director“Good shoes and good cologne”

Stacey Stefani Events“Purses. A good quality bag is a must.”

Andrea Dietzenbach Clean Plate Club, page 35“Anything from J.Crew that isn’t more than 75% off.”

Natalie Ditmars Book Talk, page 22“Shoes and dresses.”

Caitlin Slessor Book Talk, page 22“Boots! Can’t skimp on something you wear every day for fivemonths every year.”

Jamie Kelly Twitterpated, page 06“Anything from J. Crew, especially nice ties.”

Maggie Mills Five Minutes, page 06“Only shoes, purses, and beautiful things I can’t live without.”

Derek Nohr Pints and Pigskins, page 07“Haircuts and well fitting jeans.”

Katie Mills Giorgio Three Things, page 08“Shoes and jewelry. It’s all about the accessories.”

Kelsey Sheehy Choose your own adventure, page 32“Nine West heels. They are the only item I’ll buy at full price.”

Jeff Carey EcoCentric, page 33“Non-white T-Shirts.”

Anne Kapler InTheKitchen, page 34“Fabulous dresses and cheap chic shoes.”

Erin McNeill Fashion intro, page 13, MusicNotes, page 36“Jeans. I could not live without them.”

CONTENTSINSIDE THIS ISSUE 09.17.09 ■ ■ VOLUME002 ■ ■ ISSUE038

page 13: Think you can’t find the latest fashions this side of the Mississippi?Think again. Create hot, new looks from local stores and boutiques that

carry a variety of the latest styles and designer labels r ight here.

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COVER + CONTENTS PHOTOSModel: Kelsey • Photo: SB Photography, samanthabender.comHair: Caroline Gehrls, Moxie Salon + Spa, Hiawatha, 319-294-7040 • Makeup: Carleen Miller, Studio 315, Kalona, 319-656-4247Style: Linq Cascade Ruffle Tee, $88; Dream Culture Stretch Skinny Jeans, $100; Michael Stars Cashmere Vest, $188;Helen Wang Earrings, $65. Available at Joy, Marion, 319-377-0866Bag: Coach Silver Satchel - $398. Available at Von Maur, Lindale Mall, Cedar Rapids, 319-395-9770

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SAYIN’I’m just

I’m just sayin’,

I used to be fashionable. Well. Maybe that’s a bit ofa stretch. What I should say is I used to try to befashionable.

I’ve never been a trendsetter. I don’t think Icould have ever done one of our MyStyle’sbecause I didn’t focus that much on creatinga personal style. But I did pay attention tothe trends. Spend more time than I shouldhave wandering through department stores andboutiques. Treat visits to the Von Maur shoe saleroom like a field trip.

Ah. Those were the days.

Now I buy my clothes at places that have shoppingcarts, so my toddler daughter can be contained.I throw T-shirts and slacks into the cart withdiapers, yogurt and frozen pizza. Dressing rooms?What’s that? Much easier to try it on at home, crossmy fingers that it fits and if it doesn’t return it on mynext trip to the superstore.

It’s not that I don’t care. I still pay attention to thetrends. I just don’t implement them. I still like to look.

Which is why I’m loving this fashion issue. It’s perfectfor us busy moms who work our clothes shopping

into our grocery shopping. See a look you like in thesepages? Toss it in the cart.

For those of us with more time to leisurely meanderthrough the stores and boutiques, check out the lookshere and take the time to put your own spin on them.Use our looks for inspiration.

I hope you love the looks and the photos as much as Ido. I know that we gave credit where credit was due tothe models, makeup artists, photographers andstylists. And believe me, they deserve it.

Looking pretty for a photo is not as easy as it looks.Those divas on “America’s Next Top Model” aren’t justbig whiners. Everyone involved put in hours upon hoursof time for each photo shoot, and for that, I want tosay thanks.

Two names you won’t see anywhere, but who deservejust as much thanks, are the creative director and artdirector for this project.Michael Zydzik and SethSmith. This was their baby. They gave a lot of theirpassion to this project and it shows.

Thanks guys. And get ready. The Holiday ShoppingGuide is just around the corner.


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Eye on I-380HIAWATHA — The Interstate 380 Corridor needs tobe beautified, a group of volunteers is suggesting.Those volunteers, called the Eye 380 Committee, useda $37,000 grant to beautify the southwest quadrantof I-380 and Boyson Road — just to show what couldbe. Landscape workers planted shrubs and flowersin the area, hoping “that may become a model tobeautify the freeway at a number of locations in theCedar Rapids metro area.” The next step? Find out ifthere’s interest in duplicating the Eye 380 design atother locations along the interstate through CedarRapids. Contributions can be sent to Eye 380, incare of Trees Forever, 770 Seventh Ave., Marion, IA52302. For more information about Eye 380, peoplecan contact the Hiawatha Parks Department at (319)393-1515.

Zombies among usIOWA CITY — Walk with your undead brethrenthrough the streets of Iowa City Saturday whenzombies invade for the fourth annual Iowa CityZombie March. In all their gore and glory, zombieswill mob the city in loving Memory of Christopher“Thor” McClatchey, a University of Iowa graduateand motorcycle enthusiast. All money from T-shirtsales will be donated to two charities designated byhis family. To participate in this year’s march, meetat Happy Hollow Park at 3:30 p.m. for makeup help.

Show up in costume at 4:30 p.m. to learn about localcharities and make donations. The march will start at5 p.m. and go from the park to downtown Iowa City,ending at Deadwood Pub in downtown Iowa City. Therewill be an after party at The Mill at 9 p.m., with aconcert by Wylde Nept benefiting the National MultipleSclerosis Society. For more information, go to www.zombiemarch.org or go to the Zombie March Facebookgroup.

Great grapesCEDAR RAPIDS — Keep your eyes peeled downtown.Zins hid bunches of grapes between First Avenue southto Eighth Avenue Third Street west to Eighth Street.Each bunch can be redeemed for discounts at Zins,including one bunch of golden grapes that contains a$50 gift card to Zins. For more information, go to www.zinsrestaurant.com

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CLIFF JETTE/THE GAZETTEThe third annual Iowa City Zombie March lurch down a street on their way from Happy Hollow Park to downtown Iowa City in 2008. Thisyear’s march starts at 5 p.m. Saturday at the park.


IN FASHION, ONE DAY YOU’RE IN AND THE NEXT DAY YOU’RE OUT. BUTAS THESE CORRIDOR RESIDENTS KNOW, SOME THINGS NEVER GO OUT OFSTYLE. — MAGGIE MILLS

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Kelcy Koenig, 18Iowa City“Tank tops. I wear themunder everything.”

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Whew, what an opening week forthe NFL! A thrilling Thursday nightovertime game and the doubleheaderon Monday night. Frankly, I’m a bitwinded. I know, I know. I should havedone my own preseason training— going out for a beer for the firstquarter, then ramping up until I gotinto game shape. Either way, I’m atrooper and I’ll power through.

Week Two of the Monday NightFootball bar tour brings us to PrimeTime, 4001 Center Point Rd., in CedarRapids for the game between theIndianapolis Colts and the MiamiDolphins. The place is very spacious,filled with plenty of high-top tablesand a bar nested in the rear. Thetheme to the place is sports andlots of it. The place was pretty busyand filled with sports fans, so itwas a great atmosphere to catch agame. Even though it was busy, wewere still able to push three tablestogether in front of the biggest TVin the bar, a 61-inch model in thecorner. Another nice touch is theoutdoor patio in the front of the bar.

Prime Time has an extensive foodmenu. Burgers, chicken sandwiches,pizza, wraps and plenty of friedappetizers are on the menu, as wellas two unique items: baby cakes andbroasted chicken. I need a separateparagraph to discuss the broastedchicken, so I’ll touch on baby cakesfirst. Baby cakes are small hashbrown patties, and they are prettyawesome. My only regret is that Iwasn’t able to enjoy the baby cakeswith maple syrup and some bacon.

Since Prime Time’s sign says“featuring broasted chicken,” Iexpect big things. Does anyone reallyknow what “broasted” is? I haveseen the past five seasons of TopChef and not once have I ever seensomeone “broast” something. From

what I can tell, broasted chicken is acombination of roasting and frying,except without the heavy coating orbatter. The outside is crispy and theinside is moist and tender.

Prime Time has a full bar, withplenty of beers on tap, as well as anice variety of tall boys. They evenhave the seasonal Samuel AdamOctoberfest on tap. Prime time isalso running some Monday NightFootball specials, including $2.25 tallboys and a discount on nachos andone or two topping pizzas. Great job,Prime Time.

This bar was a great spot to watch agame: good food, great atmosphereand plenty of space for you anda bunch of friends. Put it on yourlist for your next Monday NightFootball outing. Many thanks for barsuggestions readers. They have beenworked into my tour rotation, so lookfor a review in the coming weeks.Please keep them coming.

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Prime Time stats●12 TVs, including a 61” and two52”s●Average cost before tip: $9(1 beer/quarter)●Serves food

Next week’s stop: DC’s Riverwalk 401 First St. SE,Cedar Rapids

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Victor Wooten is bringing the bass to Iowa City. And he’s doing it with pretty powerfulcredentials in tow. He’s the only three-time winner of Bass Player magazine’s BassPlayer of the Year. When he’s not performing and recording as a soloist, he’s a memberof Bela Fleck & The Flecktones. And not only has he released an award-winning album— “Palmystery” in 2008 — but Wooten’s also written a book and runs a music retreatfor artist. Whew! Don’t miss his unique blend of jazz, funk, pop, soul and gospel whenWooten and his bass guitar hit the Picador on Thursday night.

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Stop by the First Avenue Uptown College District on Saturdayduring its annual Fall Festival. Kick things off with 2-for-1breakfast at Hy-Vee (1556 First Ave.) or 2-for-1 coffee atBrewed Awakenings (1271 First Ave.). At 1 p.m., watch theKohawks take on Luther College at Coe College’s Clark Field.Then head to Xavier’s (1401 First Ave.) or the Tic Toc (600 17thSt.) after the game to grab a beverage.

First Avenue Uptown College District Fall Festival7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday (9/19), First Avenue, Cedar Rapids between 10th and 20thstreets, various costs, www.uptowncollegedistrict.com

Uptown College District Fall FestivalSaturday, September 19

Where can you find eight days of live world music performedfor free in the Corridor? In Greene Square Park, of course!Legion Arts — the non-profit organization that runs CSPS — hasorganized the second annual Landfall Festival of World Music.And the result is an eclectic line up of some 50 artists fromten countries — including Algeria, Mexico, China, Hungary andAustralia. Check out www.legionarts.org for a schedule.

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Landfall Festival of World MusicSunday through September 27

SPT Theatre Company’s“Organized Spontaneity”7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday

Cedar Rapids Museum of Art,410 Third Ave. SE, Cedar Rapids,$20, (319) 361-5297, www.spttheatre.org

Music in the MUD:Grey Slate and TheJohn Shultz Trio6 to 10 p.m. Saturday

Campbell Steele Gallery, 1064Seventh Ave., Marion, $5 covercharge, (319) 373-9211, www.campbellsteele.com

Honey Fest1 to 4 p.m. Sunday

Indian Creek Nature Center,6665 Otis Rd. SE, Cedar Rapids,$2 per person, (319) 362-0664,www.indiancreeknaturecenter.org


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DJ; $3 Cover, $2 Call &Domestics, $1 Wells

Drag Show; $2 Domestics,$2.50 UV Drinks

DJ; $3 Bacardi, $4 Bombs Drag Show; $2 Liquor &Domestics, $3 Bombs, $4Martinis with Free Pizza

Karaoke; $3 Wells Drag Show; $2 Wells, $2Pucker Shots

Iowa City Piano Lounge217 Iowa Ave.319-351-1797

Live Music; Half Price Wine& Martinis All Night

Live Music, $2 Domestics,$4 Bombs

Live Music, $3 Barcardi, $4Bombs

Live Music, $2 Well Drinks

The Picador330 E. Washington St.319-354-4788

Victor Wooten, 8 p.m.,19 and up

Identity Crisis, 9 p.m.,19 and up

Mike Herrera’sTumbledown, 7 p.m.,all ages

Brooke Waggoner, 6 p.m.,all ages

The Vine330 E. Prentiss St.319-354-8767

Happy Hour 3-7 p.m.;$3.29 Domestic Steins &$5.49 Import Steins

Happy Hour 3-7 p.m.;Seasonal Pour

Happy Hour 3-7 p.m.;$2.59 Domestic Pints


Happy Hour 3-7; $2.59Domestic Pints

Happy Hour 3-7; $2.75Domestic Pints


The Mill120 E. Burlington St.319-351-9529

Tyrone Wells; $2.75 FatTire Pints

Richard Buckner Wye Oak; $1.75 PBR, HighLife, Old Style & Grain BeltBottles

$1.75 PBR, High Life, OldStyle & Grain Belt Bottles

$2.75 Goose IslandHonker’s Ale Pints

$2 PBR Tallboys, $2 Whis-keys; Titus Andronicus

BoJames118 E. Washington319-337-4703

$2 Wells, $2 Big Beers 9p.m.-close

$3 Big Beers 9 p.m.-close $3 Big Beers 9 p.m.-close $2 Wells, $2 Big Beers 9p.m.-close



Country Night, $2 Wells,$2 Big Beers 9 p.m.-close

The Summit10 S. Clinton St.319-354-7482

1/2 Price Martinis 1/2 Price Wine by theGlass, $3 Big Blue Moons

$3 Corona Bottles andRocks Margaritas

$3 Corona Bottles,$4 Bloody Marys

$3 Jack & Coke $3 Big Boulevard 1/2 Price Big Beer

The Airliner22 S. Clinton St.319-351-9259

Karaoke, 9-close - PersonalPitcher Night, $2 DomesticBeer & Shots, $3 drinks

FAC (4-8)-$2 Domestics,$3 Wells, $2 Shots; 9 p.m.-$1 U-Call-It

9 p.m.-$2.50 3 Olive VodkaDrinks, $2 Domestics

9 p.m.-$2 U-Call-It Happy Hour: $2 Domestics,& Wells; 9 p.m.- $2U-Call-It

Happy Hour: $2 Domestics,& Wells; 9 p.m.- $2U-Call-It

Happy Hour: $2 Domestics& Wells; 9 p.m.- $1U-Call-It

Graze115 E. College St.319-887-LIPS(5477)

Martini Hour 2-5 p.m. & 10p.m.-close

Martini Hour 2-5 p.m.; 10p.m. $2 Domestic Bottles,$2 Lemoncello Shots

$2 Domestic Bottles,$2 Lemoncello Shots

Martini Hour 2-5 p.m. Martini Hour 2-5 p.m. Martini Hour All Day

Formosa221 E. College St. Suite 241319-338-8880

$4 Martinis $3 Stoli & Bacardi Drinks,$2 Sake Bombs after 10p.m.

$3 Stoli & Bacardi Drinks,$2 Sake Bombs after 10p.m.

Buy 3 Signature Rolls Forthe Price of 2

$3 Asian Beers and SakeCocktails

$4 Martinis Half Price Bottles of Wineand Sake

Sam’s Pizza441 S. Gilbert St.319-337-8200

$1.50 Domestic Bottles,$2.50 Import Bottles,8-close

$4 Domestic Pitchers,8-close

$4 Jager Bombs,$2 Domestic Bottles,8 p.m.-close

$3 Bloody Mary, $3 24oz.Bud/Bud Light Cans, 8p.m.-close

$1 Domestic Pints, 8p.m.-close

$2 Wells, 8 p.m.-close Cup Night $5 DomesticCup, $2 Refills, $2.50Premium Drafts, Karaoke

Saloon112 E. College St.319-354-3837

4-7 p.m.- $3 Margaritas,Sangria, Dos Equis, FreeChips & Salsa





C O R A L V I L L E / N O R T H L I B E R T YEggy’s On 9651295 Jordan St., NorthLiberty 319-665-4800

11 a.m.-close - Half PriceDrinks

10 p.m.-close - DJ 10 p.m.-close -Karaoke 11 a.m.-close -$5 DomesticPitchers

7 p.m.-close - $10 BeerBuckets

7 p.m.-close - $5 DomesticPitchers, $4 Martinis

7 p.m.-close - Pint Night,$2 Domestics, $3 Imports

Gus’ Food & Spirits2421 Coral Ct., NorthLiberty 319-545-4290

7 p.m.- $1.75 DomesticPints, Captain Drinks, 9p.m.- Karaoke, No Cover

10 p.m.-close $2.50Domestic Pints

10 p.m.-close - $2 UVDrinks; McPhisto

11-5 p.m.-$2 BloodyMarys, 5-close - HappyHour

7 p.m.-close - $4 DomesticPitchers

7 p.m.-close - $2.50Domestic Bottles

7 p.m.-close - $2.50 WellDrinks

Thursday, September 24 • 10:30 – midnight

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Model: ErinPhoto: SB Photography, samanthabender.com

Hair: Caroline Gehrls, Moxie Salon + Spa, Hiawatha, 319-294-7040

Makeup: Carleen Miller, Studio 315, Kalona, 319-656-4247

Style: Nicole Miller V-Neck Tuck Dress, Bronze, $205;Unikite Stone Bracelet, $115; Helen Wang Quartz Earrings, $85

Available at JoyMarion, 319-377-0866

Shoes: Calvin Klein Pumps “Petal”, $98

Available at Von MaurLindale Mall, Cedar Rapids, 319-395-9770

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Model: BradleyPhoto: Jay Diers

Hair + Grooming: Lisa DeLange, Lotus Salon, Coralville,319-325-5258

Additional Styling: Chad J. Willer

Style: Non-Iron Scarpa Stripe Shirt in Aloe, $79.50; Modena StripeTie in Navy, $59.50; Silk Cotton Cashmere V-Neck Sweater in BlueGlory, $59.50; Grey Double Breasted Trench in Grey, $198

Available at Banana RepublicCoral Ridge Mall, Coralville, 319-337-4532

PAGE 13 STYLE CREDITS (bottom left)

Model: TravisPhoto: Cliff Jette

Hair + Grooming: Lisa DeLange, Lotus Salon, Coralville,319-325-5258

Style: Tommy Bahama Long Sleeve Shirt in Ash, $88; Von MaurScarf in Lime, $16; Goorin Bros. Page Boy Cap in Charcoal, $30

Available at Von MaurLindale Mall, Cedar Rapids, 319-395-9770

PAGE 13 STYLE CREDITS (bottom right)

Model: ErinPhoto: SB Photography, samanthabender.com

Hair: Caroline Gehrls, Moxie Salon + Spa, Hiawatha, 319-294-7040

Makeup: Carleen Miller, Studio 315, Kalona, 319-656-4247

Style: Laundry Silk Strapless Long Dress, $395; Argent AmethystEarring, $80; Helen Wang Pearl Bracelet, $185

Available at JoyMarion, 319-377-0866

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Think you can’t f ind the latest fashions this s ide of the Mississ ippi? Think again. There areloads of stores and boutiques carr y ing the latest sty les and designer labels r ight here in theCorr idor. That ’s r ight . You don’t have to st ick to the same few depar tment and retai l chainsto put together that per fect ensemble or f ind the hottest new look . Fal l is fast approaching ,so Hoopla is here to g ive you an insider ’s look at some great fal l fashions , a l l avai lable atlocal boutiques and stores . So get out there and see what the Corr idor fashion scene has tooffer. You just may be surpr ised by what you f ind.

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S T Y L ECharcoal Modern Suit Pant in Charcoal , $150Charcoal Modern Suit Blazer in Charcoal , $325

Avai lable at Banana RepublicCoral Ridge Mal l , Coralv i l le , 319-337-4532

HA I R + G R OOM I N GLisa DeLangeLotus Salon, Coralv i l le319-325-5258

A DD I T I ON A L S T Y L I N GChad J. Wil ler

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S T Y L EChunky Sweater by Laur ie B, $193Rock Revival Jeans , $150

Avai lable at DulcineaIowa City, 319-339-9468

HA I RCarol ine Gehrls ,Moxie Salon + Spa , Hiawatha319-294-7040

MAK E U PCarleen Mil ler, Studio 315Kalona , 319-656-4247


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style that retails for $400, you couldmost likely find something similar atPurse-N-ality for $45. We carry bags

that are inspired by many designers,such as Chanel©, Dooney & Bourke©,Prada©, Jimmy Choo©, Brighton©,and Kate Spade© to name a few.We also offer a great rewards

program. It’s absolutely free, and youreceive a $10 gift card for every $100you spend. We simply record all ofyour purchases over time, and issueyou a complimentary gift card everytime you reach $100. Essentially, it’san additional 10% savings over time!!A lot of my customers stop by severaltimes a week to check out the newitems, and it’s been a lot of fun gettingto know my fellow purse freaks in theCedar Rapids area!

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S T Y L ENicole Mil ler V-Neck Tuck Dress , Copper, $205Helen Wang Drusy Quar tz Necklace , $175

Avai lable at Joy, Marion, 319-377-0866

Kenneth Cole React ion “Know Deal” Shoes , Metal l ic Gold, $79

Avai lable at Von Maur, Lindale Mal l , Cedar Rapids , 319-395-9770

HA I RCarol ine GehrlsMoxie Salon + Spa , Hiawatha319-294-7040

MAK E U PCarleen Mil ler, Studio 315Kalona , 319-656-4247


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S T Y L EEssentia l Fitted Crew in Coal , $19.50; Ombre PlaidShir t in Soft Li lac , $59.50; Mil i tar y Two PocketKnit Jacket in Dark Heather Grey, $120; FenderStraight Denim in Indigo Denim, $79.50





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S T Y L EDiane von Furstenburg Meera Mini Dress , $325;Necklace: Agate frame bead, v intage beads +Swarovski Cr ystal , $215; Bracelet : Onyx , VintageBeads + Swarovski Cr ystal , $150 by Link Lust

Al l avai lable at Velvet CoatIowa City, 319-887-7151

HA I R + M AK E U PLisa DeLangeLotus Salon, Coralv i l le319-325-5258

Carol ine GehrlsMoxie Salon + Spa , Hiawatha319-294-7040


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117 E College St • 319-337-4511 • www.revivaliowacity.com

223 E.Washington Street • Iowa City, IA • 319.337.0490Lunch • Monday ~ Saturday • 11am-1:30pmDinner • Monday ~ Saturday • 5-10:30pm


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S T Y L ETrue Rel ig ion Jeans R ainbow Tr icky, $284; Tapered Col laredButton Down by 7 Diamonds in W hite , $69; Goor in Bros . Page BoyCap in Olive , $30; Shoes: Cole Haan Air Terrel in W hite , $158

Avai lable at Von MaurLindale Mal l , Cedar R apids , 319-395-9770



210 S. Dubuque St., Iowa City, IA 52240

HoursBreakfast: 6:30 am—11 amLunch: 11 am—5 pmDinner: 5 pm—11 pm

Reservations are appreciated(319) 354-4640


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S T Y L EClassic Skinny Black Denim in Black Denim,$89.50; S leeveless Tami in Heather Grey, $20;Octavia Mixed Media Necklace in Dark Grey, $79.50;Long Sleeve White Josephine Ruff le Shir t in White ,$59.50; C lassic Trench in Khaki , $198


HA I R + M AK E U PLisa DeLange, Lotus SalonCoralv i l le , 319-325-5258

Carol ine Gehrls , Moxie Salon +Spa , Hiawatha , 319-294-7040



101 S Dubuque St.Iowa City, IA 52240

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S T Y L EFree People Sequin S l ip Dress in Grape, $68;Pure Sugar Gray Legg ings , $34; Shoes: BCBGir lsBianca in Smooth Metal l ic Pewter, $98

Avai lable at Von MaurLindale Mal l , Cedar Rapids , 319-395-9770

HA I RLisa DeLange, Lotus Salon,Coralv i l le , 319-325-5258

MAK E U PJessi Hinke, U lta BeautyMar ion, 319-294-3100


2510 Corridor Way # 1, Coralville - (319) 337-4769

16 S Clinton St, Iowa City - (319) 337-4995

1614 Sycamore St, Iowa City - (319) 337-3737http://www.mcdonaldoptical.com/


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Avai lable at RevivalIowa City, 319-337-4511

MAK E U PAmanda Matias319-538-2015

CEDAR RAPIDS/MARION

American Eagle OutfittersLindale MallCedar Rapids • 319-378-1782

Westdale MallCedar Rapids • 319-390-3552www.ae.com

Crazy Daisy712 Third Ave. SECedar Rapids • 319-362-3615

Holley’s Shop For Men4444 First Ave. NE, No. 12Cedar Rapids • 319-393-2310

Irwin’s Clothing1180 Seventh Ave.Marion • 319-377-2200

Joy710 11th St.Marion • 319-377-0866www.joyinmarion.com

Link Lust by Kelli [email protected]

Maya ContemporaryClothing700 16th St. NECedar Rapids • 319-365-7711

Purse-N-Ality725 11th St.Marion • 319-261-0879www.lovemypursenality.com

Von MaurLindale MallCedar Rapids • 319-395-9770www.vonmaur.com

IOWA CITY/CORALVILLE

Advanced Eyecare201 S. Clinton St.Iowa City • 319-338-7952www.advancedeyecare.com

Active Endeavors138 S. Clinton St.Iowa City • 319-337-9444www.active-sandals.com

American Eagle Outfitters1451 Coral Ridge Ave.Coralville • 319-351-8117www.ae.com

Artifacts331 Market St.Iowa City • 319-358-9617

Austin Burke Clothiers26 S. Clinton St.Iowa City • 319-337-4971www.austinburke.com

Banana Republic1451 Coral Ridge Ave.Coralville • 319-337-0542www.bananarepublic.gap.com

Catherines7 S. Dubuque St.Iowa City • 319-338-2210www.catherines.com

Catherine’s Cheap & Chic105 S. Dubuque St.Iowa City • 319-354-2132

Domby128 E. Washington St.Iowa City • 319-337-2530www.dombystyle.com

Dulcinea2 S. Dubuque St.Iowa City • 319-339-9468

Ewer’s Men’s Store28 S. Clinton St.Iowa City • 319-337-3345

Herteen & StockerJewelers101 S. Dubuque St.Iowa City • 319-338-4212herteenandstockerjewelers.com

Inbox114 S. Clinton St.Iowa City • 319-834-1111

Iowa Artisans Gallery207 E Washington St.Iowa City • 319-351-8686www.iowa-artisans-gallery.com

Lyla’s Boutique211 E. Washington St.Iowa City • 319-512-6562www.lylasboutique.com

McDonald Optical16 S. Clinton St.Iowa City • 319-337-499

1614 Sycamore St.Iowa City • 319-337-3737

2510 Corridor WayCoralville • 319-337-4769

Ragstock207 E. Washington St.Iowa City • 319-338-0553www.ragstock.com

Revival117 E. College St.Iowa City • 319-337-4511

Silver SpiderOld Capitol MallIowa City • 319-341-5799

Textiles109 S. Dubuque St.Iowa City • 319-339-0410

The Savvy Boutique320 E. Benton St.Iowa City • 319-354-2565www.thesavvyboutique.tripod.com

Second Act538 Olympic Ct.Iowa City • 319-338-8454

Velvet Coat116 E. Washington St.Iowa City • 319-887-7151www.shopvelvetcoat.com

Von Maur1668 Sycamore St.Iowa City • 319-351-7220www.vonmaur.com

White Rabbit109 S. Linn St.Iowa City • 319-358-9557www.whiterabbitgallery.com

SURROUNDING AREAS

Silver Spider117 First St. W.Mount Vernon • 319-895-9977

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chooseyour ownAdventure { Get off the couch, spud

KELSEY SHEEHY IS A FULL-TIME JOURNALISM/SPANISH STUDENT AT THEUNIVERSITY OF IOWA, GRADUATING IN DECEMBER, WITH NO IDEA WHAT I ’D LIKETO BE WHEN I GROW UP. I JUST HOPE IT INVOLVES A BOTTLE OF WINE, DOVE

DARK CHOCOLATE AND A LITTLE ADVENTURE.

The first time I went canoeing wasa disaster. My scrawny preteen armsrefused to paddle in the straight linerequired to get me to shore, and I wasleft stranded in the middle of a tinypond until someone rowed out andtowed me back to shore.

While I have bulked up considerablysince middle school, I was still a littleapprehensive to make another soloventure onto any body of water largerthan a swimming pool. So I enlisted afew friends to help me celebrate thepassing of summer on the waters ofLake Macbride. Happily, the secondattempt went off without a hitch.

Our party of four rented a pair oftwo-person canoes, bound themtogether with the straps of our lifejackets (I’m not sure this technique isrecommended by the park service), andpaddled out to explore the 940 acrelake. The row was pleasant, until myleft bicep and shoulder started to burn— tying our canoes together restrictedmy paddling to one side of the boat.Fortunately, my companions at thehelm of our fleet were easily distractedby conversation and it was not longbefore we were floating, paddles in ourlaps, taking in the beauty of the lake.

In order to make it back to shorebefore our rental period expired— $8.95 bought us an hour for eachtwo-person canoe — we unstrappedour vessels and it was each boat foritself as we raced back to shore. It wasan easy victory for my canoe, thanksin no small part to the strength of mypaddling companion, and we returnedour life vests to the rental counterwith only a few minutes to spare.

Our canoe trip caught the end of therental season at Lake Macbride, butyou still can get your canoeing fixat McDonough Canoe rental (www.mcdonoughcanoerental.com) inMonticello until mid-October.

Plan for a full day at McDonough’s.Its canoe trips take you down eightmiles of the Maquoketa River, endingat Pictured Rocks Park. The trip takesthree hours at a floating pace, butcan last longer if you stop at sandbarsalong the way; $30 secures you acanoe, paddles, life jackets and ashuttle back to your starting point.Just be sure to get to Pictured Rocksbefore 6:30 p.m., or you’ll have a longwalk back to your car.

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● Equipment costs and life cycle — InformationTechnology equipment — like computers, monitors,printers — is replaced every three to five years,so by 2010 there’s the potential for one billioncomputers worth of e-waste. According to theUnited Nations Environment Programme, wediscard 20 to 50 metric tons of computer relatedequipment worldwide each year. This figurerepresents 5 percent of all municipal solid waste.

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I’ve mentioned that “THEGIRL WITH A DRAGONTATTOO” is a good read ifyou’re looking for a twistedinternational thriller. Theauthor Stieg Larsson sadlydied in 2004 after writingthree books in the series(though his Web site speaksof rumors of a partiallyfinished fourth novel). All werepublished posthumously in hisnative Swedish. The trickle tothe United States has beenbehind by about three years,but fans can now read bookNo. 2, “THE GIRL WHOPLAYED WITH FIRE.” TheGirl, Lisbeth Salander, is back

and more mysterious thanever. This time, her past is thecentral mystery.

After police discover herfingerprints on a murder

weapon, Salander becomesthe primary suspect in themurder of a couple who wasinvolved in an investigationof the sex trade in Sweden.The Millennium magazine,

where her maybe-friendMichael Blomquist works asan investigative journalist, wasjust about to publish one ofthe victim’s articles that wouldexpose high level Swedishofficials in a scandal.

Thus begins the investigationinto Salander’s life. From“Tattoo,” we already know thatshe was determined mentallyincompetent as a child. Thereason is veiled almost untilthe end of Fire. Blomquistchallenges the police toa race for the truth. Theofficial investigation focusesexclusively on Lisbeth as acrazed mentally incompetent

killer, while Blomquist looksfor an alternate explanation.Racy and dark, this bookdoesn’t feel as long as its 569pages.

I’m not going to lie, the endingis a true cliffhanger thatrequires readers to pick upthe third book in the series,“THE GIRL WHO KICKEDTHE HORNET’S NEST.”Frustratingly, we’ll have towait until next year for that tobe published in English. Readslowly.

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Formed by Eric Lewis and AaronDenny in high school in 1999,the band’s lineup has fluctuatedover the years. But since MattStoner and Robby Cooper joinedfour years ago, Nothings Realhas been ripping up the CedarRapids music scene.

With a name inspired by theBeatles, the band says the rushof playing for a responsivecrowd is as good as it gets.

They like to draw theirinfluences from the specificstyles of favorite musicians,including Tony Kanal, MarkHoppus, Buddy Holly and TravisBarker.

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Of the 13 eventscanceled in the wake of

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“Avenue Q” is takingHancher down adifferent avenue, to theU.S. Cellular Center inCedar Rapids from March26 to 28.

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Audiences looking foran evening of elegancewill find that when theCity Lights Orchestrafrom Chicago plays for adinner and dance Oct. 2in the Riverside CasinoEvent Center.

Swanson says his staff ismaking the best of theloss of Hancher.

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