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P U N C HA r t . M u s i c . S t u f f D e c e m b e r 2 0 0 3

X-Mas Shoppingwith Savage Lucy

Adventures with James

Drawing Lessonswith Justin Gibbens

Recipe forHoliday Punch

Punch is published on the First Friday of each monthin Ellensburg, Washington.

Contributors, send informationto: [email protected].

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Justin Beckman - Publisher/Designer

Joanna Horowitz - Editor

Contributors:

Joel Brenden

Justin Gibbens

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According to one theory, the name “punch” is derived from panch, the Hindu

word for “five”. The drink was introduced to Britain by merchants of the East

India Company in the 17th century. Some of the simplest recipes do contain

only five ingredients, but there are many variations.

This recipe is attributed to Dr. Samuel Johnson (1709-1784), and although it

may not cause the present-day imbiber to utter Johnsonian words of wit and

wisdom, it is a cheerful and heartwarming drink to serve at Christmastime.

1 orange

3 bottles Burgundy or other red wine

8 tablespoons granulated sugar

7 cloves

8 whole allspice

1-inch piece of fresh ginger

3 pints boiling water

6 fluid ounces brandy

6 fluid ounces Cointreau

Wash the orange and prick it

with a skewer at least a dozen

times. Pour the wine into a

commodious pot, able to hold

at least 5 quarts, and add the

sugar, cloves, allspice, ginger,

and the whole orange. Add the

boiling water, and then simmer the

entire concoction gently for 30-40 minutes.

Remove from the heat. Add the brandy and Cointreau, mixing them in with a

few turns of the ladle, and serve immediately. It is not necessary to strain out

the spices if you are careful to avoid scooping them up in the ladle. The

orange will float.

Dr. Johnson’s

Holiday Punch

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If you like: Gritty, bluesy garage rockDrink: Pabst Blue Ribbon

Outkast - The Love Below andSpeakerboxx split

If you like: Rule-breaking hip hop infused with electronica and Princelike melodies.Drink: Double Jack

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever to Tell

If you like: Sexy, explosive and raw female-fronted punk.Drink: Whiskey straight from the bottle

Electric Six - Fire

If you like: Hilarious disco-metal singalongsabout gay bars and Taco Bell.Drink: Flaming Lamborgini

Basement Jaxx - Kish Kash

If you like: A party that includes JC Chasezfrom N’Sync, Siouxsie Sioux, MeshellNdegeocello and others in a sweaty, funkyorgy.Drink: Rum Punch

Various Artists - Verve Remixed Vol. 2

If you like: Jazz masters like Nina Simoneand Ella Fitzgerald remixed by hot DJs likeFelix da Housecat.Drink: Martini

The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow

If you like: Lo-fi indie pop that jangles with catchy guitar riffs and challenges you tolook below the surface for plenty of com-plex subtleties. Drink: Lemon Drop

My Morning Jacket - It Still Moves

If you like: Neil Young drunk in a cave.Drink: Kentucky Bourbon

The Darkness - Permission to Land

If you like: "This is Spinal Tap," AC/DC, uni-tards, and love on the rocks with no ice.Drink: Hurricane

Radiohead - Hail to the Thief

If you like: Old school Radiohead and don’tmind the weird robotic brilliance of theirnewer albums.Drink: Vodka Tonic

Junior Senior - D-d-d-don’t Stop the Beat

If you like: To clap your hands and shake your coconuts. Drink: Pina Colada

Café Tacuba - Cuatro Caminos

If you like: Radiohead on uppers in Spanish.Drink: Cuba Libre

Raveonettes - Chain Gang of LoveIf you like: Black leather and sex in the keyof B flat major.Drink: Bloody Mary

New Pornographers - Electric Version

If you like: Local offbeat power pop with the gorgeous Neko Case lending some sunnyharmonies. Drink: Fuzzy Navel

Black Keys - Thickfreakness

If you like: Dirty blues and dirty punkDrink: Rusty Nail

And, since this is the party season, we’ve also included the best drink to sip while listening.

Fifteen 2003 albumsto put on your Holiday wish list.

Savage Lucy

AH-NAH C. LObOTOmY - vocals, bass PoLLy RyTHM - drumsRIKO STARR - guitar

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Ear Protectors

(three sets) for therats that come to

their shows so they"don’t combust."

Get their new 7inch at savagelucy.com

Drum Sticks

from Ah-nah to Polly despitethe fact that Ah-nah gave Polly

15 pairs for her birthday.

Rocky and Bullwinkle

Nightlitefor Riko’s little sister.

Cap Gunsfrom Riko to Ah-nah,so she can strap one

to each leg.

for Polly and Ah-nah’ssiblings Stephanie

and Billy.

Glass Pineapplefrom Ah-nah to Riko.

Pop Rocks

and Ring Pops

Toy Drum Setfrom Riko to Polly.

Jamesby Joel Brenden

SStteepp bbyy SStteeppEllensburg

Having your artwork rejected from the Juried ArtExhibition at the Kittitas County Fair can be dis-couraging. Luckily, Justin Gibbens has providedsome inside help, so you can start practicing fornext year. We like to call this lesson, “What is acow, and why do you need one?”

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Horoscopesby Vic McNamara

Capricorn (Dec 22 – Jan 19)Snow is falling and so is yourmom…in love…with me.

Aquarius (Jan 20 – Feb 19)Intelligent and charismatic, you cantake on the world this month.Christmas really should be celebrated for you––not Jesus.

Pisces (Feb 20 – Mar 20)You + bottle of gin + mistletoe = a holly, jolly paternity suit.

Aries (March 21 – April 19)This time of year it’s important toremember the less fortunate. I don’tknow who that would be in yourcase, ugly; maybe a severely burnedleper with Tourette's Syndrome.Maybe.

Taurus (April 20 – May 20)I know it’s fun, but the KISS Nativityset in your yard is really creepy.Especially the Gene Simmons/VirginMary with the super-long tongue.

Gemini (May 21 – June 20)Christian, Jew, Muslim, Sikh––aslong as it’s December and you’re aGemini, religion doesn’t matter. Youwill be molested by a Catholic priest.

Sagittarius (Nov 23 – Dec 21)Festive good cheer is in store foryou this holiday season. Just likelast year when you strangled thathobo.

Cancer (June 21 – July 22)The stars are aligned for you. It’sChristmastime and you have every-thing you’ll ever need. So why doyou still feel so empty, as if life is ameaningless series of minutes,hours and days all leading up to alonely death? Who knows?Anyways, happy holidays!

Leo (July 23 – Aug 22)Stop looking for excuses. Only youcan change your life. Become anArmy of One®. Sign up now atgoarmy.com. You’ll get to traveland it’s a great way to save moneyfor college.

Virgo (Aug 23 – Sept 22)Santa’s got something specialplanned for you this Christmas.That’s right! Elf porn! The dirtiest,egg-noggiest elf porn this side of theNorth Pole. That’s the name of it,actually, "North Poles." Here comesSanta Claus!

Libra (Sept 23 – Oct 23)Remember, a penny saved is apenny earned. And this time of yearyou can "earn" plenty of penniesknocking over Salvation Army dona-tion cans. You really think that oldguy wearing the Santa hat is goingto chase you for a few bucks?You’re home free, Libra.

Scorpio (Oct 24 – Nov 22)The new year brings a fresh start foryou, Scorpio. Sadly it also bringstuberculosis.

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