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Senior Curator Wendy Blazier just returned from a whirlwind trip to Madrid, accompanying our John DeAndrea sculpture, Released, back from the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza where it had recently been exhibited. Unbeknownst to many, Senior Curators and Registrars get exciting fringe benefits, one of them being trips abroad. Of course, Wendy went to ensure the sanctity of our collection, but she still had a little fun on the trip.
Released has been put back into storage but the other piece from our collection that is in the midst of its world tour, Campeo San Cassiano, Italy by Maurice Prendergast, is now featured at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. It is part of the exhibition Prendergast in Italy that debuted at the Williams College Museum of Art in Williamstown, Massachusetts and traveled to the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice before returning to Texas. In May, the exhibition will close in Texas and it will return home. We will reinstall it in the Dr. and Mrs. John J. Mayers Gallery on the second-floor west wing.
It is such an honor to loan artwork to such great institutions as these. The John DeAndrea sculpture especially, since we do not normally display her in our galleries. She made an appearance for our Shock of the Real: Photorealism Revisited exhibition last year, but only for the opening nights.
This is why it is significant when a museum such as the Thyssen-Bornemisza, whose focus is comtemporary artists, borrows and displays our treasures.
As a self-professed math naïf, the exhibition Marc Bell Presents: The Magical World of M.C. Escher (20 January 11 April 2010) completely blows my mind. Maurits Cornelis Escher used an intricate graphing system to create his visions of symmetry, unending tessellations and improbable buildings. Perhaps best known for his Drawing Hands, Reptiles, and Self-Portrait in Spherical Mirror, all instructional mainstays for drawing classes, Escher created many more prints and drawings. A major component of his mature career was the diagramed geometric grids that he used to make interlocking designs. These designs utilize complex and varied shapes which fill the plane of the paper without leaving any voids. In the north gallery we have assembled his Regular Division of the Plane prints and drawings along with some of his preliminary sketches and equation notations. It is a unique opportunity to see the mind of Escher at work as he develops his elaborate compositions.
Besides the notations found at the edges of some artworks, Escher kept extensive notebooks tracking his various projects. A whimsical fellow, here is his synopsis of the print Reptiles, published in M.C. Escher: The Graphic Work:
The life cycle of a little alligator. Amid all kinds of objects, a drawing book lies open, and the drawing on view is a mosaic of reptilian figures in three contrasting shades. Evidently one of them has tired of lying flat and rigid amongst his fellows, so he puts one plastic-looking leg over the edge of the book, wrenches himself free and launches out into real life. He climbs up the back of a book on zoology and works his laborious way up the slippery slope of a set square to the highest point of his existence. Then after a quick snort, tired but fulfilled, he goes downhill again, via an ashtray, to the level surface, to that flat drawing paper, and meekly rejoins his erstwhile friends, taking up once more his function as an element of surface division.
M.C. ESCHER (Dutch, 1898-1972), Reptiles, 1943, Bool #327, lithograph, 13 1/8 x 15 1/8 inches. Courtesy of The Walker Collection. All M. C. Escher's works and text © The M. C. Escher Company, Baarn, The Netherlands. All rights reserved. M. C. Escher ® is a registered trademark
The three contrasting shades mentioned are part of another primary concern for Escher; color composition. From the very beginning, Escher felt that individual motifs needed to be both recognizable and to have the same value or weight as the other motifs found within the composition. This requires that the motifs should have similar contrast and brightness. In the north gallery, you can see this tendency at work in the two representations of Sun and Moon.
But the fun doesnt stop there. This exhibition holds almost 400 items created by Escher, the second-largest private collection in the world, courtesy of Rock J. Walker of Walker Fine Arts.
The exhibition traverses his early days spent drawing in Italy, through his interests in mirrored images, impossible buildings, and tessellations. We have cancelled lithographic stones, a chair covered in an Escher print and the work table from his studio.
If you are interested in finding out more about M.C. Eschers life, you can take a curator highlight tour with Senior Curator Wendy Blazier this Tuesday at 2:30 pm for The Life and Art of M.C. Escher or on March 9th for M.C. Eschers Impossible Objects and Scenes. Free with paid admission to Museum.
Chin, Revival Field, 1990-present, view during early July 1991, landfill, chain link fence, six plant varieties, perennial and annual seeds and
seedlings, 60 square feet, Pig's Eye landfill, St. Paul, Minnesota. © Mel Chin
Hans Ulrich Obrist, named "most powerful figure in the international art world" by ArtReview magazine in their November 2009 issue, recently moderated a
symposium at the Louisiana Museum of
Modern Art, Copenhagen.
This symposium deliberately coincided with the larger United
Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 15). Obrist first made headlines in 1992
when he founded the Museum Herbert Walser, a migratory museum. The idea was to constantly shift the location
of the museum, moving between cities and countries. His innovative vision of a museum that always
questioned itself - parameters and operations changing with each show - helped
to establish him as a progressive director/curator who not only considers the "what"
in an exhibition, but also the "why" and the "how."
Obrist has become known as an art-world powerhouse, having
worked as critic, writer, curator and co-director (Serpentine Gallery, London).
Keeping in line with his tradition of creative catalyst, Obrist recently
facilitated a symposium comprised of eminent art-world personalities like
Shilpa Gupta, Olafur Eliasson and Peter Weibel, among others. The focus of their conversations was
sustainability in the creative sector and challenges that face the
What of us here, in South Florida? If one cannot attend an international meeting
of the minds to contemplate art and the planet, what shall an artist do? Why, make art, of course. Personally, I feel that artists have a moral
imperative to address the mounting issues in our communities, both locally and
globally. Climate change and waste are
not the only issues to address; there are those on a social level, such as the
breakdown of intimate social interactions facilitated by omnipresent technology,
issues of racism and sexism, and so on.
Artists are in a
unique position to reach a public audience who will stop and consider what they
are saying. When someone takes time out
of their day to get in their car, drive to an art gallery or museum and look at
your work rather than doing any number of other things, they are yours for a
time. They have deposited themselves at
your doorstep and now it is up to you how you make use of their time. It is a chance for an artist to point to
issues and resolutions that the visitor may not have otherwise considered. Below are a few examples of artists who I
think have done a superb job of tying art to pressing issues in a way that the
public can understand.
Mel Chin, Revival
Rikrit Tiravanija,
Hans Haacke, Shapolsky et al. Manhattan Real Estate
Holdings, A Real Time Social System, as of May 1, 1971
Fred Wilson, Mining the Museum
In the context of an international worldview, if the most
powerful figure is someone that feels social responsibility rather than create
items for conspicuous consumption,
then I encourage all artists to take a page from Obrist's notes.
Keith Sonnier, Cross Station, circa 1987, aluminum,
neon tubes, wire, edition of 4, 50 x 48 x 8 inches.
Permanent Collection 2004.111. Gift of the Estate of Edna Sloan Beron
Renowned light artist Keith Sonnier (1941, Mamou, Louisiana) - whose work can be seen at the Boca Raton Museum of Art - has roots in the American Minimalism movement, which took place in the 1960s. His peers are artists like Bruce Nauman, Donald Judd, Richard Serra, Eva Hesse and Robert Morris - artists who rejected pictorial illusionism and put their trust in real space.
Additionally, these artists redefined sculpture through the use of unusual materials (fabric, latex, industrial elements and light) in the 1960s-70s. One minimalist element of Sonnier's work is its relation to the space in which it is exhibited rather than a fictional space found within the confines of a frame.
Instead of pointing to itself, as narrative pictures do, it points outwards, to its surrounding elements. When one looks at a piece of light art, one also looks at wall space, architecture and even the other people that inhabit the gallery space around them. Elements of this phenomenon can be seen in other light artists' work - Dan Flavin and James Turrell, for example.
The defining element of Sonnier's style is his use of neon light. The sharp linear quality of neon as it emits from its tube casing allows Sonnier to essentially "draw" on an architectural element, in addition to creating a diffuse wash of color as it falls on differing planes. The wall, generally considered a structural support, is now a part of his canvas.
Currently, Sonnier resides in New York City, where he continues to create light art sculptures. Some of his recent projects include the Tunnel of Tears which was featured at the reopening of P.S.1 in Long Island in 1997, and gallery shows at the Joseloff Gallery at the University of Hartford, CT, Galerie JGM in Paris, and PaceWildenstein, New York.
For Tunnel of Tears, Sonnier, bathed the interior of a chimney at P.S. 1 in blue and pink light. Sonnier integrated the existing architecture so that when looking at the piece, one can get a whole new feel for an interior that normally would have gone unnoticed.
Alternatively, the work shown at JGM Galerie departs from his standard installation method. USA: War of the Worlds (2004) has a more confined feel to it, with American flags boxing in the color emitting from tubes of light at the center of the piece. Rather than the light painting a wall, the flags create a space with marked borders, making it difficult for the light to emanate beyond.
This motif is repeated with Baghdad Relic (2004), also at JGM, wherein the mounted sea shells (listed as found objects) create a partition between light and wall, effectively absorbing a majority of the color. Once you are familiar with the trajectory of Sonnier's work, this deviation in style becomes all the more poignant.
Almost all of Sonnier's works ask us to see light and color as a medium, blurring our understanding of object and environment.
Visitors to the Museum often inquire about our quirky little machine situated in the lobby. Inevitably, younger visitors cast an eye to its bright colors and promise of a mystery prize.
This reconstituted cigarette vending machine offers 2" x 3" original artworks created by artists from all over the country. Simply insert a token - procured for $5 from the fine volunteers at the front desk - and out comes a miniature artwork. The Art-o-Mat is a great way to get affordable, handmade pieces of art; start your personal art collection on the cheap through this donation to the Artists in Cellophane group.
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Here, at the Boca Raton Museum of Art, we have featured in our machine a few hometown heroes from around the state of Florida:
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"Nogle Viser IIII (Vi er i marts, men martsviol)" [Danish title] is number 2085 in the Hans Christian Andersen Center's register of Andersen's literary works, i.e. no. 585 in the category poems (the range 1501 - 2900). BFN 671.
"Nogle Viser IIII (Vi er i marts, men martsviol)" [Danish title] was first published 19 December 1854. Further information: Digterens danske Værker 1822-1875 number 671.
The work was published as a part of Samlede Skrifter af H. C. Andersen. - Femtende Bind [Danish title]. (Number 1017. BFN 669. Category/genre: Collected and miscellaneous writings).
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A rarefied, intimate hotel bar for big spenders. – The Scene
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Did the lottery for BOM today. I was unsuccessful, but they are shamelessly inviting all of those people who weren't selected to go to the box office for MWRA and quote 'lottery' to get a £20 ticket. Anything to sell a few more it seems!
Merrily We Roll Along @ Menier & Pinter
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Posted 18 May 2013 - 12:02 AM
If I stay awake, it must be good.
Posted 18 May 2013 - 01:40 AM
Merrily and Mormon share a producer in Sonia Friedman, I am guessing it won't extend further unless sales improve.
Posted 25 May 2013 - 11:09 AM
Does anyone know if they are still doing the £10 dayseats?
Or have a number for the theatre...?
Or have a number for the theatre...?
Posted 25 May 2013 - 11:21 AM
They did them on Thursday Great show!
Posted 25 May 2013 - 11:45 AM
was hoping for today!
Posted 25 May 2013 - 05:02 PM
Got the impression they do them every day. Talked to a man in the queue who had been there several times. Fantastic bargain, the view is great.
Posted 26 May 2013 - 08:12 AM
They didn't yesterday . Odd, because I have checked quite a lot over the last few weeks. I wanted to take some friends & confidently told them we would be able to book these, but they never appeared on the site at all. Never mind, at least I had seen it but was quite looking forward to going back & sharing.
Posted 26 May 2013 - 08:21 AM
it could be they sold out at the box office. i think they only go online if no one at box office
Posted 26 May 2013 - 10:01 AM
No I checked at the box office yesterday at lunchtime and they had sold out. Interestingly after I was unsuccessful for the Book of Mormon lottery (again) the guy doing the draw was saying that anyone unsuccessful could go down to the Pinter quote BOM lottery and get best available for £20. Same producer of course! I didn't think the casual BOM audience would be one for Merrily though.
Posted 26 May 2013 - 06:02 PM
I loved BOM AND Merrily - us musical theatre fans do have varied tastes!
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A native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Tamara Kaye-Honey moved to New York City in 1996 to attend the Fashion Institute Of Technology. After graduating she was hired as a clothing buyer for Bergdorf Goodman. In 2003 she moved to Los Angeles with her husband and one year old daughter and so began her foray into interior design. Starting with the renovation of her own home, her love of fashion quickly translated into interiors. Another baby and numerous projects later, Tamara has quickly established herself and created her own distinct style. Her modern-eclectic interiors mix witty and dramatic touches to create unique and personal spaces with a common narrative. In a very cost-conscious and eco-friendly manner, Tamara combines high and low end pieces and materials, both new and vintage in an unexpected way to create fresh yet timeless spaces.
The shop carries an eclectic mix of re-invented furnishings & accessories that include art, lighting, jewelry, books and new wallpapers and fabrics. The style is decidedly glamorous with more than a nod to hollywood regency but with a little bit more fun mixed in: surprise accessories, interesting pattern combinations and seemingly dated chairs reinvented in completely modern fabrics. We love the unusual finds that add a bit of an edge to a, at first glance, traditional or more east coast style.
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I would love to visit this wonderful shop! It definitely has a great "home" feel with wonderful trinkets!
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Hey my turn to thank your post Victor! =)
Thanks for the little sketch hehe! It's a cool line you did! Maybe my head is more round and not so thin. Yeaah add colors! At least some red! ^__^
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Hey my turn to thank your post Victor! =)
Thanks for the little sketch hehe! It's a cool line you did! Maybe my head is more round and not so thin. Yeaah add colors! At least some red! ^__^
Feeling at a bit of an impass decided to post some things I've been working on even though I don't know if I should, ( I may have to take it down) but I figure without the text, these pages are pretty inetelligible , flashback sequences. This is part of a package I've been working on for a submission, a comic story. Its length is 120 pages. So my goal is just over an hour a panel and a grid system of 6 panels for page. Why the Grid? Lots of reason, learn to walk before you run, I would love to get Creative with Panel design, certain panels are obviously better at some things then others i.e. a long thin vertical panel can be very efficient in portraying something very Tall like a building. But infinite panel variety can become overwhelming and often amateur storytellers ( myself) quickly become lost either breaking rules for the sake of a cool layout or sacraficing a story's readablility, creating something elaborate that takes the reader out of the moment. Also Frankly from a production standpoint, It becomes much easier to plan out if each panel is the same size.
This also allowed me to create each panel independenly at 400 dpi not having to fear file size, or any lag in photoshop. These panels were done using a modified version of Coro's storyboard video. Created from scratch in Photoshop, start to finish. A lot of thinking goes into the panels not just leaving room for wordballoons and text boxes but actually drawing in where the best place for them would be to lead the eye in he zig zag across the page (left to right, top to bottom) Even then I was modifying brush settings creating brushes till I found something I felt comfortable with around page 4 panel 2 I felt I found my right brush settings.
Comics are a funny beast, to be finacially feasible like most other art endevours time is a huge issue, how much to spend on a panel/page. At a certain point in your artisitic journey you can SEE the errors, (i.e. that perspectives off , that hand is drawn wrong) It just takes some tries to get it right . Hands off ? you may have to redraw it 3-4 times before its just right. However if you put a time line of a page a day , which translates to a panel in just over an hour, then you get to the best place possible and leave it hoping do better in the next panel. IT's HEARTBREAKING!
" The thing about errors in comics is that they live on in infamy..... But they live.."
Art must serve the STORY STORY STORY. anyways long rant
Clochette- MUCH LOVE! thanks for stopping by sorry for squishing your head I'll be more careful next time. CHeers
also included this mornings warm up sketch
hey victorb,
here's a few things about what i was thinking during that lighting scheme...
he's an indian/pakistani type of guy, so he has really reddish skin. the rim lighting is strong and yellow. but, i wanted there to be a hint of blue sky light coming down.
with a rim lighting condition, you get no detail in the yellow light--it washes out to almost white. what information you do get is just from the shapes, sometimes you get an indication of the side planes.
that means you're free to use the rest of your tonal range to show detail in the "shadow." this is usually counter-intuitive because we're normally used to simplifying shadow shapes and rendering in the light in most figure drawing setups. the rendering i did in the shadows was very basic. anything with an upward facing plane got hit with varying amounts of ambient blue light. anything facing down stayed the dark cool reddish color.
then i just popped the "shadow edges" of his face with a reddish glow to make the form turn.
anyway, that's the thought process i was using on that piece. i hope it helps!
So inspired by Alex Maleev's recent sketches I decided to sketch Spider-Woman. Reference from characterdesigns.com
Just my morning warm up sketch . Lots of fun pretty much just transparent washes may put some opaque touches on it if I find time and maybe some sort of backround.
CCsears- Thanks for stopping by and reminding me to THINK it thru!
Hey Vic! stuff is lookin' nice! I love where those storyboards are goin.. I'm about to start a crapload of those :) last chicky was looking nice and loose... Lots of progress!!! Keep rockin' it!
-Dark Eyes- Hey thanks for stopping by your progress has been great!
Ok quick post I'm in a rush. Here are some Thumbnails for possible covers port practice, all ps. this stage I did a bit more these are the ones I settled on. Next step would be to get ref. for it shoot some myself and move to next stage.
quick post , Small part of a Larger work
tiny update, figure is NOT done still need to solve some issues polish edges, just kinda blocking in here.
I've posted this in C&C section so any crits welcome
cool cool, finish man ! And show some light !
Danny C- wooooo
tiny update
You've already progressed so much on one page! Everything's looking great so far. Get some fill light in your most recent picture, its very dark and I'm having trouble being able to tell if she's high up in a tree or sitting on a log. The rendering of your building behind her looks very nice, simple and good lighting. Make sure she is more in focus than that though, because theyre on the same plane level we're losing the depth. I really like your action panels! Some great colors in there. Keep it up!
Damn, that is some mighty fine improvement since page 1.
Feet on the current WIP look a little off... they look as if they're focused on a flat surface plane, and yet, they're meant to be on a round tree trunk. Also, try and give the hand a purpose of being there... it looks like it kind of wants to be supporting weight, but also kind of wants to just be hanging, maybe gripping, maybe not... Give that area some love!
I love CA! the comments here + in the C&C section I posted this in really helped me out a ton!
I know its far but perfect but I've reached a stopping point, calling this one "finished" I'm moving on the next one. BIGGGGG thanks for everyone who commented!
DannyC- Huge thanks for commenting man, your a big inspiration
Thinmint & IanE- Thanks for the c&c big help!
Hey man, cool work here. That last piece is looking good, although there are a couple of weird areas, namely the left side. The hand has a tangent going on with those bushes, her underside of her leg has a tangent with the river, and the log also has a tangent with the river. This sort of flattens the left side.
She'd probably look more menacing if she was leaning forward more, the hand in front of her would then seem more natural as well.
just noticed you're finished with the piece and won't do any more with it, hehe. Hope you consider some of what I said.
Keep up the good work dude. :)
Pie- thanks for the Crits, I may try to squeeze in some adjustments as I can :hugsmile:
in a hurry so just wanted to post current wip um original thumb is previous post
This mornings warm up , yesterday I did a watercolor study, today I wanted to again but instead used one of my custom photoshop brushes "gouache brush" and my 6d pen I don't use enought ,whippped this out decided to use only the one brush, a good warm up. Last nite I accidentally saved that spiderwoman as low rez "forweb" version wipping out my hirez soo arghhhhhhh!
nway more later
like what you are doing , you are really keeping yourself occupied with the stuff that you like , but you have some problems with the color , i don't know what advice to give you there , cuz i think ... color comes natural , i cannot be teach'ed
Giorge- Thanks for commenting, I'm working on color and I'll KEEP working on it thanks!:lifedrawing:
Did a watercolor warm up again today but scanners on the fritzzzzzzzzz
sorta trying to warm up with watercolor moleskine and travel watercolor kit, cause Spring is coming and want to actually do some plein air sketching this summer/spring (man I wish I had some gouache thou!)
nyway here are some updaterzzzzzz
BUSY BUSY so I'll update when I can! exciting things are in the air
spiderwoman update-fixed hands
so I haven't updated in a while I know! It's not that I'm not drawing/painting , I'm just working on some sequentials right now I'll post when/if I can, still working on proper workflow ( i.e. all digital or some scanning etc) still working on it...
Ill post when I can ,cheers
Very nice landscapes here, the brushstrokes are a little boring though, but keep working at it, this stuff has a lot of mint potential^^
tiny update
So Its been AWHILE! lots of going on's , Which I had some more "finished" pieces , but for now i'm just gonna post a Bunch of sketches. I've actually been drawing quiet alot (analog) pulling out the trusty col-erase pencils, bristol, vellium, even breaking out the lead holder and less oft used mech pencils dusting em off seeing what I could do with them. Pulling out my trusty but not used often enough winsornewton series 7 size 3 and my Rafael Kolinsky size 3 Brushes and getting some ink down. BUT i'm not posting any of that instead here's some really fun QUICK doodles, studies in ps, and the Awesome FREE Alchemy! Definitely check it out. Well, back to the drawing board!
DOOOMED .... so here's a quick end of the day doodle I tried a style I may not usually do, and I recorded it with some free program
I sound really bored and tired, I'll make sure to change that next time!
quick sketch , this is the First try I did with recording software, so I get cut off in the end.
hey cool video man.. haha you zoom out more than i do : o i paint in navigator mode : oooo and you too haha !
looks great man.. i like how much you explore the digital media... you improve very quickly! i like the 103rd post :] do more finished stuff.. but be more consistent.. especially with light and depth.. it helps to simplify!
keep it up ! and i still haven't seen you on msn : o
Hey, Dile thanks! sorry I've been offline all weekend I should be easy to spot during the week.!
really quick 5 min alchemy sketch
Really cool work lately, man, keep it up! (:
busy busy bee. here are some doodles , been playing with the "flow" on some brushesssssss
ohh and a Lipking study


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By train:
Spain is linked by the international rail network to Portugal, France, Switzerland and Italy. The AVE high-speed train also runs between France and Spain. Here you can find a table with a selection of rail services for getting to Spain.
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We recommend checking our practical tips before starting your journey to Spain. You can also find more information on the routes you are interested in and reserve tickets online at the RENFE website (Spanish National Railway Network), or by telephone, at (+34) 902 2320320, where your queries will be answered in English, French or Spanish.


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Mal Loye and VVS Laxman both recorded much needed hundreds in the midst of an unbroken third wicket partnership of 247 to ensure Lancashire gained a crucial County Championship draw against Somerset at Taunton today.
Loye, who is fast closing in on 1,000 Championship runs for the season, finished the day unbeaten on 151 off 312 balls, while Indian star Laxman hit 113 not out off 265. They hit 32 boundaries between them, with the former plundering 19 of them.
Loye and Laxman batted through 86 overs untroubled, 77 of them on today's fourth day, and helped Lancashire to an impressive second innings total of 314-2 declared after 111 overs.
The eight points Lancashire take from this contest means they are all but guaranteed to be playing LV Division One cricket next season. The fact that Sussex, Yorkshire and Hampshire below them play games against themselves in the final fortnight helps Lancashire's cause.
"It was seriously important that we got a draw out of the game," said Loye. "The way I went about it was to try and win every hour."
There were few alarms for either men, the odd edge through the slip cordon here and there in the afternoon and evening sessions, whilst Laxman was dropped on 40 by wicketkeeper Craig Kieswetter off the bowling of Charl Willoughby, who bowled some left-arm spin late in the piece, this morning.
Loye reached three figures off 205 balls with eleven fours – his second of the season – with a square driven boundary off Willoughby. He needs another 30 runs to reach the 1,000 mark, and is on course to do so in the final week of the season against Warwickshire at Old Trafford, a match which starts on Wednesday, September 23.
This was the 36 year-old's highest score in Championship cricket since he hit 187 against Worcestershire at Blackpool in 2005.
"I've been playing pretty well, how I want to play, for about two months. Today I was really pleased with how I set it up," he continued.
Laxman, who was by no means anywhere near his elegant best, reached his ton after tea with a back foot punch for four off David Stiff. This was, without doubt, a match saving partnership from the in-form pair, who helped the Red Rose to recover from 67-2 last night.
"We were a little bit worried when we lost Paul (Horton) last night," said Loye. "We knew that we had a big day ahead of us, and it was always going to be a crucial first hour. We couldn't afford to lose a wicket. Once we got through that, we were quietly confident at lunch."
The Red Rose squad travel from Taunton to Cardiff tonight where they face Glamorgan in the Pro40 League Division Two on Monday evening.
Previous day reports: Day 1 I Day 2 I Day 3
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Photo: Phil Mingo, Pinnacle
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March Mystery Night
Mechanics' Institute
Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 6:00 PM (PST)
San Francisco, CA
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Join us for an evening of mystery, crime and suspense set in Fog City with authors Robin Sloan and Matt Richtel!
Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore (Farrar, Straus, and Giroux)
Robin Sloan
After losing his job designing logos for a high tech bagel company, Clay Jannon finds a gig working the night shift at Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore. Located in a "euphemistic part of town," in a surreal but still recognizable San Francisco, this long-lived indie bookstore has three stories of books, but no floors, and regular customers who never buy anything. High and low tech merge, as Clay unravels the mystery of the store and the visitations of its strange patrons as both old and new ways of accessing knowledge are revealed.
The Cloud (Harper)
Matt Richtel
Investigative journalist Nat Idle is almost killed when an apparently intoxicated man knocks him onto the subway tracks late one night. Aided by a beautiful stranger, he soon discovers that the "incident" was no accident. His quest for the truth uncovers unexplained deaths, a neurological epidemic, and the connection to the Cloud, a new technology that could be affecting the brains of Bay Area children. In this brave new world, the conflict between a powerful omnipresent technology and the validity of rationality and identity are brought to a head.
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57 Post St
San Francisco,
Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 6:00 PM (PST)
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The Railroaders marching band is scrambling to raise money to send as many of the group's 50 young musicians as possible on a trip to Southern California in March 2012. There they plan to visit colleges, speak to businesspeople with Disney about what it takes to make music for a living and see a place that isn't far on the map but for many of them is worlds away.
"I thought it would be cool because not only do they get to go to Disneyland but they get to see a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to be a studio musician and just see other colleges," band teacher Andew Patrick said. "And, for a lot of these kids, get out of Nevada because most of them have never been out of Sparks."
That includes students such as 14-year-old freshman Jorge Torres and 16-year-old junior Liliana Mendez-Chinchilla. Jorge is one of about 30 band members who are in just their first or second year of high school.
Jorge, like many of his bandmates, said he wouldn't be able to afford even a portion of the $740 cost per student for the trip. He has been playing trumpet for the last three years and hopes one day he can make a career out of either playing music or mixing it as a DJ.
"There's a lot of different types of music so it's difficult to know what type of job to get if you want to be a musician," he said, taking a break Thursday afternoon from rehearsing for Friday's homecoming performance.
Liliana said all of the students are dying to go on this trip, though only about five are sure they can afford to go. She is the color guard captain and plays flute in the school's concert band. Whether she makes a career out of it or not, she said she wants music to always be part of her life.
"This trip would mean so much and it would be a great experience because we'd get to work with people who are so much higher up and it would help us as a band," she said.
Band members have been fundraising since the summer — including working at the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off — and will hold a benefit concert dinner on Nov. 5 where students will perform, serve food and hold a silent auction and raffle.
During the four-day trip, the students plan to tour Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Calif., visit several colleges to gather information and go to Disneyland to perform, talk about careers in music and, of course, ride the rides.
"It exposes them to what's the light at the end of the tunnel," school principal Wanda Shakeenab said. "They would see what's expected of them once they move on past Sparks High School. It would also engage them in conversations where they can learn more about music and is this the right road I want to travel. It's going to open them up socially, emotionally, intellectually, as well as with their music skills."
"The biggest reason for planning this trip and doing this, again, is most of them have never been out of even Sparks and they don't know what's out there and that if they really work hard they could become a professional musician," Patrick said. "They're not lacking anything besides the knowledge."
A graduate of Douglas High School and the University of Nevada, Reno, Patrick began working at SHS five years ago after completing his master's degree in music education. At that time, the Railroader band had half the number of participants it has now. With so many freshmen and sophomores, the band is very young but very hard-working, he said.
"But in two years they're going to be rockin' it," Patrick said.
While the underclassmen will see this trip as a preview of things to come, for seniors such as Noe Espana it will be a way to cap off four years of effort.
"It's like icing on the cake," said Noe, who is the band's drum major, student body president, captain of the soccer team and more. "It's toward the end of the year so you're getting all the stress out of the way with graduation and to top it off we have a trip to California where we go and play music. It's really nice, it's good to have that stress relief at the end of the year."
But the trip is far from set in stone. Noe, Jorge and Liliana all indicated that they'd need to raise the entire $740 to pay for it. Patrick said many of his students' families don't have the kind of money it takes to pay for such extracurricular activities.
"Families want to support them, they want to be here for them but a lot of them are two-parent families working two jobs just trying to make rent, trying to pay the bills," he said.
That doesn't mean the band members are any less passionate.
"Being from Sparks High, people know we might not be the best school or the richest school or something like that, but playing out here we have a lot of fun and make friends," Noe said.
"My mom would rather have me out here doing this than, you know ..." Liliana said.
For more information on the band's fundraising, call 353-5550.


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When we lived in NY we went to festivals all the time! Italian Feast Days, the Irish Festival, Greek Festival, Ukrainian Days (affectionately called Uki Days), the Polish Festival, Strawberry, Blueberry and Watermelon Festivals plus tons of others like the Spiedi and Balloon Festival and River Festival. I miss the culture and diversity of New York.Here we don't have much...it's basically the Baptists vs. the Methodists with ice cream socials (nothing wrong with that but after a while a bit on the boring side)...oh and the Collard Green Festival (yuck). There is a Chocolate Festival but it rotates area's and ends up being every 4 or 5 years or so and then it's packed full and indoors....not enjoyable.Good thing we like road trips!!
Nebraska has a lot of fun festivals and thing to see in the summer. We always attend a few of them.
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