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              <td><p class="style1"><strong>FAVORITE CHARITIES</strong></p></td>
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              <td class="style1"><p><strong>Rock For Kids</strong><br>

                <a href="http://www.rockforkids.org" target="_blank">www.rockforkids.org</a></p></td>
              <td><div align="left"><p><strong>www.rockforkids.org</strong> &nbsp;&nbsp;brings free 			
			  	year-round music education to underprivileged and homeless children. 		
				Through free music lessons Rock For Kids works to improve 	the self-esteem 				and confidence of the students, while introducing them to <br />
				the joy of music.</p></div></td>
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              <td><p class="style1"><strong>FAVORITE ARTISTS </strong></p></td>
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				<td class="style1"><p><strong>Quartet Parapluie</strong><br>

                	<a href="http://www.quartetparapluie.com" target="_blank">				
					www.quartetparapluie.com</a></p></td>
              	<td><div align="left"><p>Performing together since 2001, the members of the 
			  	quartet have broadened their repertoire and experience through recording 	
				for rock albums and movie soundtracks, presenting traditional classical 
				concerts and premiering new works.  Quartet Parapluie’s favorite and most 
				recent project has been performing for the Friday night crowd at Danny’s, a 				popular bar in the Bucktown neighborhood of Chicago.</p></div></td>
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			<td class="style1"><p><strong>Cap'n Jazz</strong><br>

                <a href="http://www.myspace.com/capnjazz1 " target="_blank">				
				www.myspace.com/capnjazz1 </a></p></td>
              	<td><div align="left"><p>Short-lived but highly influential, Cap'n Jazz
				helped transform emo from a deeply underground punk subgenre into a more 
				widely accepted subset of indie rock.  With only one full-length album to 
				their name alongside a handful of singles and compilation tracks, Cap’n 
				Jazz left a longstanding impression and irrefutable influence on the 
				region’s bohemian punk scene and unwittingly spawned a breeding ground for 
				future scene stars such as the Promise Ring and Joan Of Arc.</p></div></td>
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			<td class="style1"><p><strong>Lesser Scene</strong><br>

                <a href="http://www.myspace.com/thelesserscene" target="_blank">				
				www.myspace.com/thelesserscene </a></p></td>
              	<td><div align="left"><p>"...This is Chicago indie rock of the old school, 
				before the whole vibraphone crowd showed up and ruined everything...The 
				band comes across very much as a collection of different voices rather than 				the ranting platform of any one demagogue even across a too-brief five 	
				songs..."</p></div></td>
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			<td class="style1"><p><strong>Make Believe</strong><br>

                <a href="http://www.myspace.com/makebelieve" target="_blank">				
				www.myspace.com/makebelieve</a></p></td>
              	<td><div align="left"><p>Some beautiful, passionate music from great 
				friends.  Always too much for words………………</p></div></td>
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			<td class="style1"><p><strong>Modest Mouse</strong><br>

                <a href="http://www.modestmousemusic.com" target="_blank">				
				www.modestmousemusic.com</a></p></td>
              	<td><div align="left"><p>  Isaac Brock has Modest Mouse sounding tighter 
				and better than ever, with help from a fattened up and familiar lineup, and 				the formidable addition of guitarist Johnny Marr.  The songs are focused, 
				mature, and dare I say, catchy while still maintaining the integrity of 
				classic Brock piss and vinegar.  Brock’s lyrics have always been the 
				clincher for me, and this time is no exception.</p></div></td>
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			<td class="style1"><p><strong>Moe</strong><br>

                <a href="http://www.moe.org" target="_blank">				
				www.moe.org</a></p></td>
              	<td><div align="left"><p>Led Zeppelin, Steely Dan and Gram Parsons... 					
				from hard rock to melodic country, moe can write songs and they can play 
				the bejesus out of them live</p></div></td>
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			<td class="style1"><p><strong>Satellite Party</strong><br>

                <a href="http://www.satelliteparty.com" target="_blank">				
				www.satelliteparty.com </a></p></td>
              	<td><div align="left"><p>Perry Ferrel's new project, Satellite Party, is an 				alternative rock band conceived by former Jane's Addiction and Porno for 
				Pyros frontman Perry Farrell following the demise of his former band in 
				2004.</p></div></td>
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			<td class="style1"><p><strong>Ryan Cabrera</strong><br>

                <a href="http://www.ryancabrera.com" target="_blank">				
				www.ryancabrera.com</a></p></td>
              	<td><div align="left"><p>A great guy with great taste, met him at 
				Lollapalooza.  Check out his music, budding acting career and album soon to 				be released.</p></div></td>
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			<td class="style1"><p><strong>The 1900's/strong><br>

                <a href="http://www.myspace.com/1900s" target="_blank">				
				www.myspace.com/1900s</a></p></td>
              	<td><div align="left"><p>The cutest throwback band you ever did hear.  Some 				really hot chicks too, and of course the guys, they're great!!</p></div></td>
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