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Healing with a horse | CITYVIEW (opens the original)
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Alexis Thompson with her therapy horses. Alexis Thompsonâs life changed in an instant when she survived a horrific car accident as a young adult. The crash left her with broken bones, a ruptured tailbone and four brain hemorrhages. She was briefly confined to a wheelchair, and the traumatic brain injury forced her to leave college and begin an extensive rehabilitation process. She tried various treatments for her brain injury, but one thing helped her focus more than anything else: spending ti
BEAT brings King Crimsonâs progressive rock legacy to Waukee | CITYVIEW (opens the original)
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Adrian Belew. Photo by Igor Vereshchagin In 1968, as rock styles emerged with the Beatles, the Who and other classic rock groups, one genre slowly began making headlines: progressive rock. Leading the prog-rock revolution was King Crimson. The bandâs 1969 debut album, âIn the Court of the Crimson King,â is regarded as a landmark of progressive rock. The band released seven albums in the 1970s before breaking up as its members moved on to other projects. Various iterations of King Crimson e
E-Bikes are changing the way we ride | CITYVIEW (opens the original)
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For this monthâs Cars in the City column, I am trading four wheels for two and taking a look at the growing popularity of e-bikes. An e-bike is a bicycle equipped with an electric motor and rechargeable battery. The motor provides assistance while you pedal, making it easier to travel longer distances or tackle hills. Electric bikes are increasingly common on bike trails, sidewalks and streets, sharing the space with traditional bicyclists and pedestrians. As a traditional road-bike cyclist, I
From pack leader to perfect pair | CITYVIEW (opens the original)
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Allison Kaiman and James Dawson with Bandit and Otis. When Allison Kaiman moved back to Iowa with her dog, Bandit, a corgi, she admits her mischievous dog got away with âbloody murder.â âI felt bad for Bandit with all the changes he encountered. He was running the show, where he was the pack leader,â she said. âI wasnât the pack leader.â One of her friends suggested dog trainer Kim Smith, who helped with Banditâs behavioral issues. Smith also runs a pack dog training program, Cha
Lani Eclatt brings Selenaâs legacy to life on Des Moines stage | CITYVIEW (opens the original)
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As a multitalented musician, Lani Eclatt sings and plays the guitar, piano and accordion. She was named Latin Artist of the Year at the Iowa Music Awards and performs a mix of cover and original songs, sung in both Spanish and English. The band covers songs that range from Selena, Shakira, Michael Jackson and Madonna to obscure Latin rock group songs. Eclatt, along with the Lani Full Band, will perform a Selena Tribute concert at the Iowa Latino Heritage Festival, held Sept. 26-27 at Western Gat
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