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I have just come back from Cyprus with my national team were we were competing in the the Cyprus Cup. This was good preparation for us as we got to play 4 games and do lots of team training-- which meant doing A LOT of ice bath's (this is the not-so-nice part, but it really does help your legs recovery quickly from muscle pain).
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These Dance Nature poems are examples of Nature poems about Dance. These are the best examples of Dance Nature poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
God named me a straying cloud,
and by His perpetual wish I abide...
as the loneliest cloud floating on the earth's breeze.
I glance below and discover the yellow daffodils pride,
and fluttering they dance beneath the apple trees;
and as a sparrow I feel the bond.
My night visitation is more exciting than broad daylight,
I encounter many stars and make them my friends,
and they love shining on the Milky Way...
looking down on the lonely bay so bright;
and tossing their luminous heads, they brightly dance:
so happy they have come my way!
Even the ocean's waves join them in their play,
but their dance is better than theirs,
and at such wondrous sight I make verse...
being offered their warm company;
I am amazed by how they roll and still gazing away,
I do admire the spectacle that gladdens me.
So often, on my couch I gladly lie to rest,
but overwhelmed by empty or moody thoughts,
that splendid image flashes in the glow of the sunset;
my daffodils still wave and invite me to dance,
and I dance with them, making a happy sound...
not to feel the loneliness of a lost cloud.
Entered in Brian Strand's Adaption poetry contest
This is an adaption of Williams Wordsworth's poem,
"I wandered lonely as a cloud"
Copyright 2009 by Andrew Crisci
Autumn dripping leaves of weary gold
Exits quietly, fading through the trees.
Hawthorn shakes her cloak of ruby fire.
Naked to the woods and twisting breeze.
Winter's breath now lingers in the air.
Strands of whispered frost on silver lace.
Deep within the green a distant voice.
Calls the breeze to dance with chilling grace.
Winter's tune plays keenly on the wind.
Snowflakes dance and play her melody.
Wrapped in fur she drapes the scene in white.
Nature shrouded, steeped in mystery.
Winter's touch threads spider's webs with gems.
Diamond drops of cold reflected glass.
Water turns to stone with breathless ease.
Frozen daggers arm each blade of grass.
Winter's kiss enchants the wood to sleep.
Holly smiles and stains her berries bright.
Mistletoe wound tight on blackened bough.
Strands of pearl reflecting ghostly light.
Winter's song plays on throughout the night.
Nature's secrets slumber in the earth.
Spring will wake them with the sun's return
Thaw the ground and call them to rebirth.
Sunlight sparkles on the shimmering pond
Its mirror like surface smooth as silk
Dragonflies dance across the water
Performing aerial acrobatics like a circus in the air
Water dipping on a fairground ferris wheel
Then plunging dramatically like a helicopter in freefall
Rising and falling skimming the water so gracefully
Transparent gossamar wings flapping in flight
Shimmering like a sapphire in the early morning sun
Dazzling me with your infinite beauty
Some summer days I wish I had wings
Seeing dragonflies' dancing makes my heart sing
15th May 2014
Awarded 1st place in contest run by Judy Konos
Fifteen tiny swallows
Fifteen tiny swallows
All perched upon a fence
Oh what handsome fellows
But here, let me commence
To speak of all their beauty
These tiny little birds
All black and cream with a reddish throat
Oh how my heart they stirred
A lady walking with her dog
Disturbed these little guys
So from the fence these birds take wing
And head towards the skies
It seems that they are dancing
In the way they fly around
They always seem to fly in circles
And nearly touch the ground.
I walk around these wetlands
And wonder at it all
Everyday it's something else
And it's all so beautiful
Ducks and swallows, parrots too
And the beauty of the lake
I love to walk there most of all
At the coming of the daybreak.
16 August 2013 @ 1510hrs.
To reach out and touch you
Feel your warmth on my skin
So intangible
So surreal
As sun sets on pillows
And mist laden sorrows
The dark windswept willows
Now sleep till tomorrow
Then come dance again
As the sun sets up high
And the whispering wind
Carries a soft kiss of Spring rain
As sun sets on pillows
And snow covered mountains
The crash of swift rivers
Lift fleeting light fountains
As dainty droplets fall
Sending you sweet kisses
Springs soft kiss of rain
Come dance again
As sun sets on pillows
And oceans set motions
The sweet songbirds chorus
Fills a million emotions
To reach out and touch you
In Sring soft kisses of rain
Come dance again..
Crisp Autumn seeps through the day
Dew balances a fresh cut blade
Tangerine skies seethe God's Grace
Summer's vehment blaze...replaced
Slipping sweetness around my pillow
Cool winds dance with weeping willow
Stars twinkle down through thick dense trees
As spirits dance in fresh Autumn's breeze
Enter a storybook tale
Where I can be
The heroine you hail
Lucid dreams of soft reflection
A touch heated with lust and desired protection
A breathe a gasp as we succeed
Join the fairytale with me
Valiant night within dark eyes
the right movement and I make them shine
like moonlight on the steamy hot spring
care to follow for a little dip with me
Trailing like the water at my fingertips
Grasp me around my hips
As close as the breeze on my skin
Whisper lies as I let you in
Lips mumbling up my thighs
bare heart exposed to the sky
fire burning in my veins
Am I a mistress of this lust or simply a slave
Trembling with desire
Take me till we've lost count of the hours
enter this storybook tale
Where I can be the heroine you hail
The cicada's song,
Rouses the shadows to dance:
Swaying silhouettes.
The Fox.
The fox he bounced up to the toad
As everything around him glowed
He took her hand so tenderly
And said "hey sing this song with me"
The elephant told the kangaroo
"No matter what you say or do
You've got to have this dance with me"
And hummed a little melody.
They danced and danced
The whole night through
And really had a great to do
As their time they filled so merrily
All crazy, wild, and fancy free
The chimpanzee said to the clown
As he tapped his toes upon the ground
"Come laugh with me and have some fun
Let's dance and sing, hey everyone".
The bear he laughed to see them all
As he drank some juice to keep him cool
Then he joined in all the carry on
As they played and danced the whole day long.
Peace, Socrares 1996
The Santa Ana's are here, and the moon is clear.
There is a mystic in the air that whispers in my ear.
Is this a peaceful feeling or does it carry fear ?
What is the passion and hot fragrence of orange blossom that is pulling me a different way , as if this power has been sent only by a Witch of the finest of White Magic, only to calm the Blue Soul I have known my whole life.
I feel a passion that is running through my Veins like the power of water itself .
As if the Moon itself were instructed to warm the air that is blowing . It is not a new moon , it is not a old moon , it is a moon that appears only in ones lifetime to gaze at .
By seeing and feeling the very power of this Moon you will dance your way to Heaven with happiness of what is yet to come.
The Stars around this Moon are unique as if they take the presence of every loved one you and I have lost .
The Witches winds with the warm glowing of the moon, as if I had never met you before , are blowing with the frangerence of Orange Blossom or Magnolia , from a distant past of The South.
As if I know we have been together once before , a Moon such as this . In a peaceful , lustful state of Bliss.
There is something coming .. is it something I have always known or wanted ?
What is yet to be known is as intoxicating as the Santa anas that are running through my body.
As if i have been struck by the power of light , as the powerful moon I gaze at in the Night.
It is piercing my soul with it's only Truth,
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Ticket Info: The cost for the camp is $25.00 per girl and is for ages 5-12 years old.
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The unforgettable and absolutely massive statue that immortalizes Zidane's infamous headbutt to Marco Materazzi has a new home: Qatar.
According to Doha News, the statue was bought by the Qatar Museums Authority for an undisclosed sum and will be a permanently installed on the Corniche near Al Mourjan restaurant.
Jean Paul Engelen, QMA's director of Public Art, told Doha News that he expects the sculpture to be popular in Qatar:
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It's an impressive piece. It's a huge sculpture, and it's done in the same style as Greek Mythological statues, but this glorifies human defects instead. It shows that although we sometimes treat footballers like gods, they're not - they're just human beings."


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Since 2009 I have had my main iliac and pelvic veins completely sealed by DVT clots. This is permanent and inoperable, and the bloodflow is now taken up by the smaller surrounding veins. This means that my venous return from my legs is extremely slow, and whenever I do any aerobic leg exercise, my legs quickly get filled with de-oxygenated blood and my legs, lungs and heart get exhausted very quickly. I estimate that I am now working at 20-25% of my previous leg fitness - I've gone from running 40+ mins to 10 mins max, and walking uphill I need to stop and rest every few minutes.
(Please read that again before replying, thanks :)).
Other aspects of my legs physical abilities are unaffected e.g. strength - recently did 100kg squats and 130kg deadlifts, as is the rest of my body. The only issue is the blood flow problem, and that is an immovable mechanical issue, so if anyone fancies giving advice like "Oh just MTFU and keep running/walking", please supply your address so I can come round and punch your stupid face to the other side of your fcking head. Other than that, read on:
I would like ideas for alternative exercises that I can try to improve my fitness and lose weight (I have put on a stone since DVTs, solely due to the inability to do "convenient" exercise like running).
I already do the following:
Short runs (2:20 running / 0:40 walking x 5/6 sets)
Arm cycling @ gym
Recumbent cycling @ gym
Rowing @ gym
Swimming (usually around 1km)
Walking to crags as best I can (generally far too exhausting before I can feel any benefits from it)
Needless to say all of this is fcking boring and I hate it, apart from the short runs which are less boring and more painful / infuriating.
I have also dabbled in:
Skiing - surprisingly easy but "slightly" expensive as a regular fitness regime.
Dancing/raving - again surprisingly easy but a lack of regular drum'n'bass / gabber nights around here.
So I would like some other ideas please - or variations on what I already do. Bonus points if it's an activity that doesn't require buying lots of equipment, can be done in adverse weather, and isn't utterly mind-numbingly tedious (wildly optimistic I know).
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S.K. Pattanayak posted Principal Secretary, Energy Department, vice D.N. Narasimharaju transferred and posted Principal Secretary, DPAR (e-Governance), relieving I.S.N. Prasad of additional charge.
G. Kalpana, awaiting posting, posted Managing Director, Karnataka Public Lands Corporation Limited, Bangalore, relieving Naveen of additional charge.
K.H. Govindaraj, Commissioner, Food and Civil Supplies, and Consumer Affairs, transferred and posted Secretary, Health and Family Welfare Department (Medical Education).
Vipul Bansal, State Project Director, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, transferred and posted Deputy Commissioner of Shimoga district.
Ujwal Kumar Ghosh, Additional Commissioner (Health), BBMP, posted Chief Executive Officer of Bidar Zilla Panchayat, vice Geethanjali transferred.
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The 2014 CSUN Conference was held in San Diego, CA from March 17 to March 22, 2014 at the Manchester Grand Hyatt Hotel.
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America's Peanut Farmers Honor Those Who Give Feeding Organizations a Boost
ATLANTA, July 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- With school out for summer, many American families will face the challenge of making sure their children don't go hungry. In addition, food banks often deal with a shortage of donations during the warmer months.
To help highlight these issues and encourage giving, the National Peanut Board has launched Fuel for Food Banks. The program honors leaders of community hunger initiatives with grants totaling $9,000 to benefit food banks of their choice and $1,500 to help fund the community leaders' personal hunger initiatives.
"America's peanut farmers have a long commitment to helping individuals and organizations dedicated to feeding the hungry," said Bob Parker, National Peanut Board president and CEO. "With Fuel for Food Banks, we've selected three individuals who identified innovative ways to tackle food insecurity. We hope to inspire others to see how a little can go a long way to help provide food for those who need it most."
According to Feeding America, one in six Americans struggles with hunger. Peanut butter is the number one food donated to food banks in the U.S., and is a top requested item because of its convenience and nutritional value for families. The nutrient density and shelf stability of peanut butter, combined with its affordability, make it a popular donation choice for families, as well. On average, peanut butter costs 16 cents per ounce, which is enough peanut butter to make one sandwich for someone in need.*
"Summer time is always tough for Golden Harvest, but it is even tougher for the families we serve," said Nathan Krupa of Golden Harvest Food Bank in Augusta, Ga. "Summer means the end of school and along with it the end of free and reduced lunches that many children in poverty depend on. Our service numbers always spike during the summer months because of the increased financial pressure on families, while at the same time, we have to cope with a severe drop in individual donations."
Each honoree approaches hunger issues in their communities in a unique way. With a grant from the National Peanut Board, they can do even more to help extinguish hunger.
Mom (and Kid) Fight Hunger Together
Katie Workman has been involved in the fight against hunger for decades. For 10 years, she served on the Board of City Harvest, New York's largest food rescue. Workman is a member of the Social Council Team for No Kid Hungry and taught cooking classes for Share Our Strength and City Harvest to help people learn healthy cooking skills. She volunteered in soup kitchens and her 11-year-old son, Charlie Freilich, created a dine-around fundraising event in April 2013 to raise money to benefit Homes for the Homeless and City Harvest, which generated $4,000. Workman selected City Harvest to receive her $3,000 donation that will help the organization collect and deliver 12,500 pounds of food.
School Nutrition Director Goes Above and Beyond the School Year
Donna Martin's school system was the first in Georgia to have a summer feeding program. Buses travel all over the county to serve students meals for eight weeks while school is out. Her school system has achieved Healthier U.S. School Challenge Awards for all three elementary schools, with the middle school at the gold level. In addition, Martin was asked to sit at First Lady Michelle Obama's round table discussion, at the White House, on serving healthy meals for children. Martin selected Golden Harvest Food Bank to receive her $3,000 donation, which will fund approximately 9,000 meals.
Student is Driven to Solve Hunger
Eight-year-old William Winslow saw a problem and provided a solution. Now he's known as the Food Drive Kid. Winslow's first drive, in February 2013, netted $305 and collected 1,400 pounds of food. He most recently collected more than 3,300 pounds of food and over $3,000 in donations to support the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle's Backpack Buddies program serving Wake and surrounding counties in North Carolina. His donations will help feed 16 children for an entire school year. Winslow selected the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle to receive his $3,000 donation, which equates to 24,000 pounds of rescued food.
To learn more about the Fuel for Food Banks honorees and their food bank selections, visit NationalPeanutBoard.org.
The National Peanut Board represents all USA peanut farmers and their families. Through research and marketing initiatives the Board is finding new ways to enhance production and increase consumer demand by promoting the great taste, nutrition and culinary versatility of USA-grown peanuts.
*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Average retail food and energy prices http://www.bls.gov/ro3/apmw.htm
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Coverity 6.0 Released
Coverity rolls out a new testing tool and launches a developer community.
Coverity, Inc. has announced the latest version of its development testing platform, Coverity 6.0, and a new online developer community, called CoverityConnect.
According to the company, Coverity 6.0 makes it faster and easier to share defect information across geographically distributed development teams. "Today's development organization consists of distributed teams across geographic regions. Breaking down silos and sharing information is an imperative given increasingly rapid delivery cycles," said Jennifer Johnson, vice president of marketing at Coverity.
New features in Coverity 6.0 include: improved defect management collaboration through a simplified and centralized defect management database, customized defect management workflow, enhanced analysis coverage with more than 40 new or enhanced quality and security checkers, and enhanced Java quality performance with up to 2x Java analysis speed improvements.
The CoverityConnect online community, based on the Jive platform, provides a central place for developers, Coverity users, and technical experts to collaborate and share experience and best practices. CoverityConnect offers: developer forums, Coverity product forums, Coverity code exchange, and a Coverity Security Research Laboratory. For more information, see: http://www.coverity.com.
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Mozilla Labs Shuts Down
Mozilla's product think tank sinks silently into history.
Internet Giants Launch Collaboration to Improve Open Source
TODO group will focus on open source tools in large-scale environments.
Fedora Announces New Partition Manager App
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.


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CHICAGO, ILL (LEARFIELD-WSAU) U-W Green Bay center Alec Brown is expected to take part in the N-B-A Draft Combine on Thursday and Friday in Chicago. The 7-1 Brown averaged almost 16 points and five-and-a-half rebounds a game in his senior year at Green Bay, and was named the Horizon League's defensive player-of-the-year.
Also on the combine roster is Thanasis Antetokounmpo, brother of Milwaukee Bucks' forward Giannis. Thanasis played for Delaware last season in the N-B-A Developmental League.
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Try this recipe for National Lasagna Day, July 29
As if National Tequila Day wasn't exciting enough, Monday marks National Lasagna Day (seriously, thank you to food calendar writers for these very important occasions).
Even though it's smack in the middle of summer, and it's quite hot outside, we're in support of anything that celebrates melted cheese, noodles and sauce. Our mouths are watering just thinking about it.
There's something about lasagna that brings us back to our grandmother's kitchen. You can recreate that feeling by cooking up your own delicious lasagna. Make this recipe at home, just be sure to save the crunchy edge pieces for us.
This recipe comes to us via Thomas Mosera, the chef and owner at Tommy Lasagna in Gramercy. It serves 6 and takes approximately 45 minutes to cook.
1 eggplant
2 carrots
1 yellow Squash
1 Green Zucchini
1 jar roasted red peppers
2 bunches basil leaves
1 pound fresh mozzarella diced
1 pound ricotta cheese
1 qt tomato sauce
Cooking Instructions:
Usinga Japanese mandoline slice eggplant, carrots, squash and zucchini in ¼ inch slices.
Lay vegetables out on a sheet pan and season with salt, pepper and olive oil.
Roast vegetables in 350F oven for 12 minutes.
Assemble lasagna in a greased casserole pan with each layer being one vegetable, two tablespoons of ricotta cheese spread in a thin layer, sprinkled with mozzarella cheese and two tablespoons of tomato sauce. After the third layer of vegetables, layer the basil leaves so that they become the middle layer.
Finish with remaining tomato sauce and cheese.
Cover pan with aluminum foil and bake in 350F oven for 30 minutes.
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(Available to community members. Meetings are bi-weekly. For meeting times call (503) 823-4180)
Group composition is representative of that reduction strategy offered by the US Department Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Comprehensive Gang Strategy Model which requires:
Service groupings represented which are available to at-risk youth (age 12 to 25), their families and the community:
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The Gang Violence Task Force is a group of committed partners who have come together to develop solutions, interventions and prevention strategies to reduce gang - related violence and crime in Multnomah County.
The progress and achievements of this Task Force will be a result of our collaborative strategies, responsiveness to community priorities and our focus on the reduction of crime and the fear of crime.
The vision of the Gang Violence Task Force is that all citizens of Multnomah County live free of criminal gang influence and violence. Further, the Gang Violence Task Force envisions a community free of gang - related violence.
The mission of the Gang Violence Task Force is to affect positively the youth, families, and residents whose lives have been impacted by gang violence and to promote public safety by incorporating the best and most innovative practices of community partnership to reduce gang influence, violence, and crime.
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Memorial services are 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, with a visitation following the service at Sechrest Funeral Service in High Point.
She was born May 18, 1929. Derelys attended Augustana College in Rock Island from 1947 to 1948. In 1948, she was employed by the Moline Public Library. In 1949, she went to work for a pathologist at Moline Lutheran Hospital as a medical secretary.
She married Daniel Stookey on Nov. 15, 1951. Her son, Lewis was born in 1954, her daughter, Greta was born in 1955, and her son, Erik was born in 1958.
Derelys was active in Republican politics while living in Waukegan, Ill., attaining status as a Precinct 41 Committee Woman for Lake County in 1960. In 1965, she was elected vice president of the Lake County Republican Party. She held both positions until 1968. She and her family moved to Belleville, Ill., in 1968, to Toledo, Ohio, in 1970, and on to High Point, in 1971.
In between raising her family and work she found time for a correspondence course in interior design with the New York School of Design. She was employed by Sears Roebuck and J C Penney in the home decorating departments. Derelys was known for her discriminating taste, beautiful blue eyes and gorgeous gray hair.
Late in life she changed party affiliation to the Democratic Party. She was recently involved with the Board of Elections manning various polling places in Guilford County until 2008. Derelys lived in Guilford County until 2008. Derelys attended exercise classes three days a week at the Roy Culler Senior Center and had many friends there.
The last six months of her life were not kind to Derelys; her health simply failed. Her final wish was to go home. Now she is "at home" in the kingdom of heaven with her one true love, Dan Stookey and all of her family and friends who had gone before her. She has found peace at last. We have so many wonderful memories of our mother and we will cherish them.
She is survived by her son, Lewis, wife, Sherry, their daughter, Adrienne Stookey Rozell and husband, Michael; daughter, Greta, life partner, Ginger Bowman; son, Erik, wife, Darla, their sons, Marshall Gray and Anderson Mark. She was preceded in death by her father, Carl Raymond Anderson; her mother, Ruth Bjorkman Anderson; and her husband, Daniel Stookey.
The family would like to thank all of her physicians at Cornerstone Health Care, the staff at High Point Regional Health System, the staff at Visiting Angels and the staff at Hospice of the Piedmont for their due diligence and wonderful patient care.
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Vacations, Carnival Style
Rocket City Bloggers is a group of people in and around north Alabama that get together once a month to discuss topics related to blogging. Of course, sometimes we only get together to socialize. It's great belonging to this group of people and I always enjoy their company.
Our group also puts on the Rocket City Bloggers Carnival, a roundup so to speak of a themed-topic links that rotates hosts and hostesses once a month. This month, obviously, it is my turn to host the Rocket City Bloggers Carnival and we are doing vacations.
So come with me and enjoy our Carnival of Vacations:
Our first blogger, Julie of Counting My Spoons submits Jamaica - traveling with Fibro where she explains how to prepare for a trip for someone with special dietary needs. I am in awe of her for sticking to her guns and doing her research. Way to go Julie!
Next entry is from Joe Martin and he talks about staying fit and exercising while on vacation. He lists a few different FUN and EASY ways to squeeze in some exercise routines while you are trying to be lazy and relax on vacation. Joe is so totally awesome and I just love him, in a little brother sort of way. He's such a nice guy and he truly cares about health and fitness. He does it for a living you know. I'm gonna have to jot down some of his listed vacation exercise routines because I'm about to be sprawled out on Orange Beach soon and will need to force myself to practice these exercises. And why yes, I did have to Google "plyometric pushups" and I'll have to pass on those, for now anyway.
Rocket City Bloggers has implemented a new cheering section of its facility and we've started a Blogger of the Week campaign at our site. AKA JANE RANDOM is this week's star and so these next two entries are from her. AKA JANE RANDOM, if you haven't read her, is freakin' hilarious! She's a great writer too. She has a way of taking you right along with her and you are in the action too.
- AKA JANE RANDOM's first post is about wanting to meet a cute guy in Key West and she did, several of them actually, they just weren't her type.
- The next post from AKA JANE RANDOM talks about having date night at Epcot of all places and she supplies a ton of photos. Yes, go there, now.
Editor of Rocket City Mom, Stephenie Walker, comes in with lots to do in Nashville. So if you just need a quickie vacation, head on up to Nashville, because Stephenie has listed several ways for families to have fun such as going to the zoo, art galleries, and she even tells you where the good places are to eat, which is the most important part, to me.
Kathryn Lang, a freelance writer, submits her entry and even supplies her own blurb. I love it when that happens, of course, she is a writer after all. "Going on vacation can help you build the career that you desire for your life." She gives a few pointers about how going on vacation can help get you out of that constraining box.
Destination dining anyone? Suzanne Haggerty of Entirely Adequate does it and she explains it all in her entry titled The Joys of Destination Dining.
They (whoever they are) say that in writing, the first sentence is important and Suzanne has skills in that department too.
When the husband and I go on vacation, we tend to plan our itinerary around food.
The carnival continues with Nina Soden who emphatically wants a vacation. She also goes on to break down three previous vacations she and her family have taken, all different, and shares the pros and cons.
Storyteller extraordinaire, David Hitt, comes in with his blog entry - Come With Me And Escape - where he talks about his first vacation. Now that's my kind of holiday. I love those kind of leisurely time-offs of just relaxing and doing nothing.
Health, fitness, dieting, and exercising on vacation is in the air today, ThinBitch preaches about the importance of keeping up with your healthy eating and exercising while on vacation.
Mrs. Dragon writes about her week long travel back to the Bay Area after having to sit for her Professional Engineer exam, which she passed by the way. Apparently, traveling after taking this exam is tradition. She has a two part series of her travels back to California so check them out, Part I and Part II. I especially like the ice cream part.
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Check out our online menu and give us a call when you're ready to order! Our restaurants make the best Mexican food served fresh daily. You can also download our menu (PDF). We also offer full catering services for weddings, graduations, parties, and other special events. See our catering services for more information as well as carry-out bulk ordering.
Cheese dip with Mexican sausages served with three flour tortillas. Queso con Jalapeno... $3.49
Cheese dip with Jalapeno. Guacamole Dip... $2.99
Fresh avocado with our recipe. Bean Dip... $4.99
Prepared fresh every day. Mexican Chili... $3.99
Hot Wings (10)... $7.99
Hot Wings (20)... $14.99
Guacamole... $2.99
Mexican... $2.99
Fresh avocado with our recipe.
A bed of lettuce topped with grilled chicken, guacamole, sour cream, cheese, and tomatoes. Acapulco Shrimp... $9.49
A bed of lettuce topped with grilled shrimp, guacamole, sour cream, cheese, and tomatoes. Taco Salad...
Crispy shell stuffed with your choice of item with refried beans, cheese, lettuce, sour cream, and guacamole. Beef/Chicken... $6.49
Fajita... $8.99
Shrimp... $9.49
Bean and cheese... $3.49
Mushroom and cheese... $3.49
Spinach and cheese... $3.99
Beef or Chicken and cheese... $4.49
King quesadilla... $8.99
12 in. tortilla folded, grilled, stuffed with beef or chicken fajitas and salad.
Pork loin marinated in special seasonings served on soft corn tortillas with cilantro, onions, and salsa verde. Carne Asada (3)... $7.99
Steak tacos seasoned to perfection served on soft corn tortillas with cilantro, onions, and salsa verde. Tacos de Charizo (3)... $7.99
Mexican Sausage tacos served on soft corn tortillas with cilantro, onions, and salsa verde. Tacos de Carnitas (3)... $7.99
Pork Loin, slow roasted to perfection, served shredded on soft corn tortillas with cilantro, onions, and salsa verde. Tacos de Pollo (3)... $7.99
Chicken tacos seasoned to perfection, served on soft corn tortillas with cilantro, onions, and salsa verde. Tacos de Pescado (3)... $7.99
Fish tacos in soft corn tortillas with cheese and pico de gallo.
One bean burrito, one cheese enchilada, and rice. Vegetarian 2... $8.49
One chalupa, one bean burrito, and one cheese quesadilla. Vegetarian 3... $7.49
One bean burrito with nacho cheese and one chalupa. Vegetarian 4... $7.49
One mushroom quesadilla, beans, and a Mexican salad. Vegetarian 5... $6.49
Spinach quesadilla, rice and beans. Vegetarian Fajitas... $7.49
Fish tacos in soft corn tortillas with cheese and pico de gallo.
Corn tortilla chips cooked in tomatillo sauce with chicken topped with cheese and sour cream. Served with rice and beans. Veracruz... $13.99
Chicken breast and garlic shrimp sauteed with onions to savory perfection, served with salad, rice, refried beans, and three flour tortillas. Guadalajara... $13.99
Carne asada and garlic shrimp sauteed with onions, served with salad, rice, refried beans, and three flour tortillas. Chapala... $14.99
Ribeye steak grilled to order and garlic shrimp sauteed with onions. Served with rice, refried beans, salad, and three flour tortillas. Bistec a la Tampiquena... $12.99
This sizzling entree features a 8oz. rib-eye steak smothering fresh onions, it is cooking when it arrives at your table and comes with Mexican salad, rice, refried beans, and flour tortilla. Cocktail de Camarones... $11.99
Shrimp cocktail with our own special seafood sauce, onions, cilantro, tomatoes, fresh avocado, and lime. Grilled Shrimp... $11.99
Grilled shrimp cooked with mixed vegetables, Mexican salad, rice, and three flour tortillas. Shrimp a la Diabla... $11.99
Shrimp cooked with our special chipotle sauce. Served with rice, Mexican salad, and three flour tortillas. Spicy.
Steak... $12.99
Chicken... $10.99
Fajitas Texanas... $13.99
Shrimp, steak, and chicken. Fajitas el Potro... $14.99
Carnitas, Charizo, shrimp, steak, and chicken.
Crispy Taco... (1) $2.25, (3) $5.99
Enchiladas... (1) $2.25, (3) $6.25
Tamales... (1) $2.39, (3) $6.79
Chile Rellenos... (1) $3.49, (3)$6.59
Burritos... (1) $3.50, (3) $6.99
Chalupas... (1) $2.99, (3) $5.59
Tostaguacs... (1) $3.50, (3) $6.49
Mexican Rice... $1.99
Refried Beans... $1.99
Pico de Gallo... $1.79
Shredded Cheese... $1.49
Sour Cream... $1.39
Chips and Salsa... $2.49
First serving of chips and salsa complementary with lunch or dinner order.
Grilled chicken breast topped with chorizo and cheese sauce served with rice and guacamole salad. Pollo Loco... $10.49
Chicken breast specially marinated in our special recipe, then grilled and served with rice, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, cheese, guacamole, and flour tortillas. Pollo Rico... $10.99
Chicken breast specially marinated in our special recipe, then grilled with onions, green peppers, and tomatoes. Showered with cheese and served with rice, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, guacamole, and flour tortillas. Chicken a la Diabla... $10.99
Grilled chicken breast cooked with our special chipotle sauce. Served with rice, Mexican salad, and three flour tortillas.
Mexican caramel custard. Sopapilla... $2.49
Crispy flour tortilla covered with honey, butter, and cinnamon sugar. Fried Ice Cream... $3.49
Vanilla ice cream with a crispy delicately fried coating, lightly topped with honey, strawberry, cinnamon sugar, and crowned with whipped cream. Banana Chimichanga... $3.99
A deep fried tortilla filled with a banana, topped with honey, strawberry, cinnamon sugar, and whipped cream. Served with ice cream on the side. Churros... $3.29
Churros with Ice Cream... $4.29
Sopapilla with Ice Cream... $3.49
Scoop of Ice Cream (vanilla)... $2.49
Must have picture ID for alcoholic beverages. No exceptions. Come by for our low prices!
Wine... White Zinfandel, Chablis, Burgundy, Chardonnay, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon
Soft Drinks: Coca Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Ice Tea, Coffee... Call
Orange Juice, Milk, Herachata, Jamaica, Glass (no refills)... Call
Mexican Beer: Corona Extra, Bohemia, Corona Light, Dos Equis, Dos Equis Lager, Negra Modelo, Modelo Especial, Tecate... Call
Heinneken... Call
Michelada... Call
Domestic Beer: Budweiser, Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Lite, Michelob Light, and Michelob Ultra... Call
Draft Beer (Budweiser or Miller Lite) Glass... Call
Draft Beer (Budweiser or Miller Lite) Liter... Call
Draft Beer (Budweiser or Miller Lite) Pitcher... Call
Beans and Queso... $4.99
Beef and Queso... $5.99
Chicken and Queso... $5.99
Beef, beans, and Queso... $6.99
Nacho Supremes... $7.99
Choice of beef or chicken with beans, lettuce, tomatoes, sour cream, and guacamole. Fajitas Nachos... $9.99
Steak or chicken.
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Chicken soup freshly prepared and seasoned in our own special way, plus a hint of chipotle.
Steak sliced thin and grilled in its own juices. Served with rice, refried beans, and three tortillas. Bistec Ranchero... $12.99
Rib-eye steak cooked with our special ranchero sauce, served with rice, refried beans, and three flour tortillas. Bistec and Peppers... $12.99
Rib-eye steak grilled with tomatoes, bell peppers and onions. Served with rice, refried beans, and three tortillas. Chilaquiles... $7.99
Corn tortilla chips cooked in sauce with chunks of beef or chicken topped with cheese, served with rice and refried beans. Texas Rice... $10.99
Chicken, steak, and shrimp grilled with bell peppers, onions, and tomatoes. Served on a bed of rice, showered with cheese sauce. California Rice... $10.99
A bed of rice topped with cheese sauce, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots and grilled chicken or steak. Bistec a la Mexicana... $12.99
Rib-eye steak cooked with fresh Jalapenos, onions, tomatoes. Served with rice, beans, and three tortillas. Spicy. Bistec a la Diabla... $12.99
Rib-eye steak cooked in our special chipotle sauce. Served with rice, Mexican salad, and three tortillas. Spicy.
2. One taco, one enchilada and chalupa... $7.49
3. One enchilada, one chalupa, and one chili relleno... $7.49
4. One nacho cheese tostada, two tacos, and one enchilada... $7.49
5. Two enchiladas, rice, beans... $4.79
6. One enchilada, one taco, rice, and beans... $7.49
7. One chile relleno, one taco, rice, and beans... $7.49
8. One enchilada, one tamale, rice, and beans... $7.49
9. Two tacos, rice, and beans... $7.49
10. One burrito, one enchilada, and one taco... $7.99
11. Two tacos and one burrito... $7.99
12. One enchilada, one burrito, and one chile relleno... $7.99
13. One taco, one chile relleno, and one chalupa... $7.99
14. One burrito, one enchilada, and one tamale... $7.99
15. One chalupa, one chile relleno, and one burrito... $8.49
16. One burrito, one enchilada, rice and beans... $8.49
17. One chalupa, one enchilada, and chili relleno... $8.49
18. One chalupa, one burrito, and one enchilada... $8.49
19. One enchilada, one chile relleno, rice and beans... $8.49
20. One taco, one burrito, one chalupa... $8.49
21. One burrito, one chile relleno, and one taco... $8.49
22. One taco, one burrito, rice and beans... $8.49
23. One chile relleno, one burrito, and rice... $8.49
24. One tostaguac, one taco, and one enchilada... $8.49
Served Monday-Saturday 11:00am-4:00pm.
Chile relleno, one taco, beans, and guacamole salad. Lunch 2... $5.89
One burrito, rice, and beans. Lunch 3... $5.69
Two tacos and one cheese quesadilla. Lunch 4... $5.49
Cheese quesadilla, rice and beans. Lunch 5... $5.29
One beef chimichanga and a guacamole salad. Lunch 6... $7.29
One beef chimichanga, rice, beans, and a Mexican salad. Lunch 7... $5.09
Beef burrito topped with salad. Lunch 8... $4.79
One taco, rice, and beans. Lunch 9... $4.79
One enchilada, rice, and beans. Lunch 10... $4.79
One chalupa, rice, and beans. Speedy Gonzales... $5.29
One taco, one enchilada, and rice or beans. Huevos Rancheros... $6.49
Two ranch style eggs topped with Mexican Sausage, served with rice, beans and three flour tortillas. Huevos con chorizo... $7.49
Two eggs scrambled with Mexican Sausage, served with rice, beans, and three flour tortillas. Lunch Fajitas... $7.99
Choice of chicken or beef, served with rice, beans, Mexican salad, and three tortillas. Huevos a la Mexicana... $7.99
Two scrambled eggs with jalapenos, onions and tomatoes. Served with rice, beans and tortillas. Spicy.
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2. One enchilada, rice, and refried beans... $4.29
3. One mini burrito, rice, and refried beans... $4.29
4. One cheese quesadilla, rice, and refried beans... $4.29
5. Chicken Nuggets and fries... $4.29
6. Cheese burger and fries... $4.29
7. One cheese quesadilla and fries... $4.29
8. One taco and fries... $4.29
Cheese enchiladas topped with beef and carnitas, cooked with tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, and enchilada sauce, served with salad. Enchiladas Verdes (3)... $7.99
Chicken enchiladas topped with cheese, sour cream, and tomatillo sauce, served with rice and refried beans. Enchiladas Supremas... $7.99
One each of beef, chicken, beans and cheese enchiladas, topped with enchilada sauce, cheese, and salad. Burrito Grande... $9.99
12 in. flour tortilla stuffed with steak or chicken fajitas, with rice, refried beans, sour cream, lettuce, and guacamole then topped with cheese sauce. Pancho's Special... $7.99
Two beef burritos topped with our special Mexican chili (half order for $4.99). El Amigo... $7.99
Two beef burritos topped with nacho cheese sauce (half order for $4.99). El Azteca... $8.99
Two fresh chopped beef burritos topped with nacho cheese sauce, lettuce, tomato, guacamole, and sour cream. El Paso... $7.99
One chicken burrito and one chicken enchilada topped with lettuce, sour cream, and salad. La Favorita... $7.99
One chopped beef burrito, one tostaguac, and one chicken enchilada. Special Vallarta... $8.99
Your choice of beef or chicken, one chimichanga, one flauta, rice, refried beans, and salad. Chimichangas (2)... $9.99
Choice of soft or crispy flour tortillas stuffed with beef tips, deep fried and crispy, topped with onion suave, and cheese dip, served with refried beans and salad (half order $6.99). Taquitos Mexicanos... $7.99
Two each chicken and beef flautas, served with refried beans, and salad. El Potro Special... $10.99
Chalupa, chile relleno, taco, enchilada, tamale, rice, and refried beans. King Quesadilla... $8.99
Tortilla grande stuffed with cheese and your choice of chicken or steak fajitas, served with Mexican salad. Quesadilla Surpreme... $7.99
A flour tortilla grilled and stuffed with cheese, mushrooms, refried beans, and chopped beef. Served with rice, lettuce, guacamole, and sour cream. Quesadilla Rellena... $6.99
Flour tortilla stuffed with beef tips, beans, and cheese. Served with lettuce, guacamole, and sour cream. Quesadilla de Camarones... $10.99
Shrimp fajitas, stuffed into a flour tortilla and served with rice and salad. Platillo del Mar... $12.99
Sauteed whitefish and garlic shrimp grilled with onions and served with rice, salad, and three flour tortillas. Tacos el Carbon... $9.99
Three soft corn tortillas stuffed with grilled steak or chicken and cheese sauce. Served with rice, refried beans, lettuce, guacamole, pico de gallo, lime, and jalapeno. Carnitas... $9.99
Mexican styled pork tips served with refried beans, salad, and three tortillas.
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Undefined by Brock Brockington
Design Showcase 2009
Materials: Walnut, walnut veneered plywood, aspen, aluminum
Price Point: $600
"Undefined (yes that's the name) is totally handmade. It was influenced by the cantilever that is daringly used in modern architecture. I wanted to be true to the material though. I didn't attempt to hide the fact veneered ply was used (you see it when you open the drawers) or that the walnut "strips" in the drawer have knot holes. I believe that all materials can be beautiful if we allow them to be..."
Designer: Brock Brockington
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Location: Chicago, Illinois
Previous Design:
Super-FUNctional Playtable by Jennifer Mujat-Kearns
• About Design Showcase 2009: This summer we're celebrating the best in design for the home. We're taking submissions from independent and student designers from around the world and letting our readers vote on who they think has the best design. There's also a panel of august judges. Two winners will win $20,000 in targeted advertising placements on our sites to help launch their career. All info is here.
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That would make a beautiful cocktail table...
...just think of all the remote controls and Thai delivery menus I could fit in there!
And I see bedside tables that can double as clothing storage.
Or a media stand (if you joined two units together...)
I like it very much. I also very much like the name "Brock Brockington".
Dimensions? Hard to get an idea of the scale. Is it big enough to use as a coffee table? or is small enough to put on top of a dresser or desk? Is that part of what make it "undefined."
On another note, it's not a cantilever if it's just hanging over a little bit. Certainly not "daringly" so.
This piece is really beautiful, raw and honest. It's also quite large. I actually remember seeing it at the Chicago Design Within Reach contest earlier this year. Didn't you win Honorable Mention??? Congratulations on this new accomplishment!!!
quite interesting. keep on creating beauty!
Kevviewevvie --
The post clearly said "...influenced by the centilever..."
Cantilever - n.
A projecting structure, such as a beam, that is supported at one end and carries a load at the other end or along its length.
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bepsf is the best!
Very nice
This truly is an interesting piece.
Kevviewevvie there has an interesting take on the name of the piece...Undefined..."Is it big enough to use as a coffee table? or is small enough to put on top of a dresser or desk?"
I dig the style and love the versatility of it.
Brilliant work!
I concur w/Aurora; the versatility, functionality & beauty of 'Undefined' is striking! Kudos, kiddo ;-)
I love it's functionality for various spaces. It has nice style: clean and modern, and it's beauty is natural. The design is intelligent, and you made it look seamless!
Beautiful piece! Very pure
I like the clean simple lines....a very elegant piece.........Bravo!
I love the piece! It has a feeling of natural/ eco-friendly living. And the asymmetric, off-centered design gives it a unique quality!! Good Luck!
This is really lovely. I think it's very versatile and beautiful.
Wow what a beautiful piece. I LOVE IT.


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Hidden Archive
Dylan Martorell
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Sunday, April 27, 2014
c3 contemporary art space
Opening: Wednesday 30th April
From 6 - 8pm
Exhibition runs from:
30th April - 18th May 2014
Gallery Hours:
Wed - Sun, 10am - 5pmThe Abbotsford Convent
1 St Heliers St. Abbotsford
VIC 3067 Australia
1 St Heliers St. Abbotsford
VIC 3067 Australia
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Friday, April 11, 2014
Upcoming Performances
This installment of MIUC is chock-full of indeterminate surrealisms, ingenious madcappery and impetuous improvisation as three contrastive acts ponder the same thematic material of unadulterated sonic liberty. Charles Ives is well-known for meditating on The Unanswered Question with a plank of wood applied gently to piano keys; the Charles Ives Singers take said plank and smash conventional music over the back of the head with it, and have invited two special guest smashers in Bum Creek's Tarquin Manek and Mad Nanna's Michael Zulicki. Dylan Martorell is a name that conjures hypercomplex visual creations that cause the mind to boggle and the brain to ache (for more), so just try to imagine the aforementioned stimuli broadcast directly through your ears into your auditory cortex. And Dale Gorfinkel presents his new home-brew kit construction, a unique instrument concerned with the manipulation and redirecting of air via balloons and valves and miscellany until it vibrates into some truly confounding music.
•Charles Ives Singers feat. Alexis Ensor (Objects), Victor Meertens (Objects), David Palliser (Objects), Michael Zulicki (Percussion) & Tarquin Manek (Percussion)
•Dylan Martorell (Sound)
•Dale Gorfinkel (Wind)
The Make It Up Club
Avant Garde Improvised Music and Sound Performance
Every Tuesday night at Bar Open, 317 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy 3065
Doors at 8:30 pm for a 9:00 pm start
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Tuesday, February 04, 2014
Upcoming Performances Experimental Universe MCA Sydney, Art by Twilight Heide Museum Of Modern Art
Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney
Experimental Universe with the Hi God People
Pia Borg, Emile Zile and Amiel Courtin Wilson
Experimental Universe is a program of events featuring films, music and performances created by Australian artists responding to Yoko Ono's rarely-visited instructional works, Six Film Scripts (1964) and Imaginary Film Series (1968). Running over two nights (6 February and 13 February) the program also includes two film screenings of early Yoko Ono films, Apotheosis (1970) and Two Virgins (1968). In this second blog post for theMCA, Joel Stern and Danni Zuvela of OtherFilm introduce the artists featured on night one (6 February).
Film scores are blueprints for potential films; unlike traditional/industrial film scripts, which are prescriptive, film scores encourage an "open work", one which is, arguably, co-created by the score originator and the interpreter. In the mid-1960s, reflecting her contact with fluxus ideas, Yoko Ono produced a number of highly imaginative scores for films which were never translated into film works. For Experimental Universe, OtherFilm offered some of Australia's most interesting contemporary artists the chance to interpret one of Yoko Ono's film scores.
Each artist has prepared a new work in response to OtherFilm's commission that – putatively – takes one of Yoko's scripts from the Imaginary Film Series as its point of departure. Some of these interpretations stick quite closely to Yoko's initial prescriptions; others treat her 'scores' as suggestions to spark off other creative investigations.
As part of the process of thinking through Yoko Ono's scores, we asked the artists for their thoughts on the idea of the score – whether it was constrictive or freeing – and how this may have conditioned the creation of their work in Experimental Universes.
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Experimental Universe with the Hi God People
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Art BY TWILIGHT
hEIDE mUSEUM OF mODERN aRT, mELBOURNE
Listen to micro talks from 'Future Primitive' artists Graham Fletcher, Daniel Boyd and Alasdair McLuckie
Watch an exclusive live performance by Melbourne artist Dylan Martorell
Get crafty with artist Siri Hayes
Enjoy a DJ set from Triple R's Breaking & Entering.
A summer BBQ and drinks will be available for purchase from Café Vue Heide.
Includes museum admission & a glass of Yering Station wine on arrival.
Bookings essential: 9850 1500
Listen to micro talks from 'Future Primitive' artists Graham Fletcher, Daniel Boyd and Alasdair McLuckie
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Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Melbourne Now Projects
Malarkey with the Slow Art Collective
Drawing Now - curated by John Nixon
Now Hear This including work by Dylan Martorell,
Snawklor and Hi God People
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Overlay / Acoustic Survey - Geoff Robertson
Site Overlay / Acoustic Survey
By artist Geoff Robinson
Site Overlay / Acoustic Survey is a series of three events using sound, performance and installation to explore the relationship between three Melbourne interior, exterior, built and botantical environments. Featuring performance contributions by local artists Ernie Althoff, Tim Catlin, Alice Hui-Sheng Chang, Matthew Davis, Aviva Endean, Helen Grogan, Rosalind Hall, Dylan Martorell and Charlie Sofo.
Site Overlay / Acoustic Survey makes use of rich site-specific sound recordings to present one-hour long performances, exploring the sounds and spaces of three diverse inner-city locations. In the events Robinson presents a sonic and spatial collage, overlaying the sounds of each site with those of another. The events will present audiences with a new insight into the sonic environments of the RMIT Design Hub rooftop, the Forest Gallery at the Melbourne Museum and Long Island at the Royal Botanic Gardens.
Each event will surround audiences with recorded and live sound performance, presenting an immersive and participatory exploration of the artist's interest in sound collage and mapping our sonic experiences of public space.
The Site Overlay / Acoustic Survey project is supported by Experimenta Media Arts and funded by the Arts Development Project Grants through Arts Victoria.
Site Overlay/Acoustic Survey dates:
Friday 29 November, 7pm - 8pm, RMIT Design Hub (Rooftop level)
Saturday 30 November, 3pm - 4pm, Melbourne Museum (Forest Gallery)
Sunday 1 December, 1pm - 2pm, Royal Botanic Gardens (Long Island)
Performers: Ernie Althoff, Tim Catlin, Alice Hui-Sheng Chang, Matthew Davis, Aviva Endean, Helen Grogan, Rosalind Hall, Dylan Martorell and Charlie Sofo.
Rooftop Pavilions,
RMIT Design Hub
Level 10, Building 100,
Corner Victoria & Swanston Streets,
Carlton, Melbourne
Corner Victoria & Swanston Streets,
Carlton, Melbourne
Forest Gallery,
Melbourne Museum
11 Nicholson Street,
Carlton, Melbourne
Enter via Nicholson or Rathdowne streets.
Melbourne Museum
11 Nicholson Street,
Carlton, Melbourne
Enter via Nicholson or Rathdowne streets.
Long Island, Royal
Botanic Gardens
Birdwood Avenue, Melbourne.
Closest entrance, Gate H
off Alexandra Avenue
Botanic Gardens
Birdwood Avenue, Melbourne.
Closest entrance, Gate H
off Alexandra Avenue
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Monday, November 11, 2013
Hazrat Prototypes Review - The Submachine
Oct 2013
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Dylan Martorell, Hazrat Prototypes
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
Future Primitive - Heide Museum of Modern Art
Future Primitive conveys a link to modern twentieth-century art inspired by indigenous artefacts—a history that is the subject of works by artists such as Narelle Jubelin, Daniel Boyd, and Alasdair McLuckie, who are among eighteen artists from Australia and New Zealand included in the exhibition. More broadly, the exhibition draws together a range of work by artists who conjoin modernist ideas or forms with atavistic, totemic or tribal motifs, employ traditional handcrafts or fundamental materials and ways of making such as ceramics or weaving to contemporary ends, or forge their personal style/ identity through images or ideas they identify with across cultures and times. Some of the artists turn the table on modernist primitivism and explore its specific local histories, some make reparative gestures, attracted to what joins cultures or communities rather than what divides, others provoke questions and sidestep the usual decorum around the subject. Many of the works move forward and back between past and future, presenting the 'primitive' as a going back to origins, whether ancestral, animal, or cultural, in an attempt to find out how to live better in a world in crisis or to question its values.
Other artists in the exhibition include Sarah Contos, Mikala Dwyer, Graham Fletcher, David Griggs, Fiona Hall, Newell Harry, Siri Hayes, Brendan Huntley, Jess Johnson, Dylan Martorell, , Sanne Mestrom, TV Moore, Michelle Nikou, Ricky Swallow and Rohan Wealleans.
Venue Heide III: Central Galleries
Curator Linda Michael
Exhibition Tours
Tuesday 26 November, 2pm
Volunteer Guide
Cost FREE (with admission)
Tuesday 26 November, 2pm
Volunteer Guide
Cost FREE (with admission)
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