Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir recently released his first complete batch of solo songs in over 30 years, and has been celebrating his new album with a countrywide tour. Titled Blue Mountain, the album sees Weir pick up the acoustic guitar and hone in on his cowboy roots. The music is stripped down, feeling comfortable in the well worn pages of Americana.Before Weir embarked on his tour, or even released the new albun, the guitarist held an intimate performance at the McKittrick Hotel in New York, NY. As Weir returns to the Big Apple tonight, he’s shared a brand new video from that intimate celebration of Blue Mountain.In the new clip, Weir takes on the title track, performing a solo acoustic rendition of the beautiful song. Watch him below.Weir is set to perform two nights at the Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, NY beginning tonight, October 14th. Enjoy!
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CUNA monitoring Equifax data breach impacting 143M consumers
continue reading » Credit bureau Equifax announced Thursday it experienced a cybersecurity incident potentially impacting as many as 143 million American consumers. CUNA is monitoring the situation and working with other financial trade groups to assess if the situation will affect financial institutions.According to the company, it has found no evidence of unauthorized activity on Equifax’s core consumer or commercial credit reporting databases.The information accessed primarily includes names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and, in some instances, driver’s license numbers.In addition, Equifax believes hackers accessed:Credit card numbers for approximately 209,000 U.S. consumers; and 9SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr
Two-year long State Highway 122 project coming to an end on Friday according to DOT
MASON CITY — A two-year long road construction project in Mason City is about to come to an end. The Iowa Department of Transportation says work on State Highway 122 between South Monroe and South Carolina is scheduled to be completed on Friday. Weather permitting, crews at 5 o’clock on Friday evening will start shifting traffic, which currently is running head-to-head in the westbound lanes, onto the newly reconstructed eastbound lanes, returning traffic to their normal patterns. The DOT says drivers should still be aware of temporary lane closures as the contractor wraps up the project. Stop signs that were removed at the Delaware, Jefferson, and Pennsylvania Avenue intersections will once again be installed on the side streets crossing the highway.