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Our guided walks are very much for those that want a comfortable holiday but at the same time being out in the open, walking, seeing and getting the feel for the Irish countryside. Our guides are selected because of their knowledge of the area which you will be walking. They will explain the ecology of the area, its history, art, architecture, customs, folklore and its natural history. Good accommodation, (private bathroom each location) and quality meals make for a holiday to be remembered.
Your Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Killarney, where we stay for the first two nights. Day 2: Wonderful walk in the mountains with fabulous views over the Lakes of Killarney with spectacular vistas all around. Days 3-4: Moving west along this peninsula we walk from Killarney to Kenmare and transfer to Sneem, where we stay the next two nights. The next day we enjoy a coastal walk in this magnificent region and visit the impressive Staigue Fort. Days 5-6: More coastal walking around the historical Valentia Island with glorious scenery capturing the full panorama of this western tip of Ireland. We then take the opportunity to try and visit the famous Skellig Islands, weather permitting. Both nights are spent in Portmagee. Day 7: Follow an ancient and fascinating track from Cahirciveen and enjoy the wonderful scenery as we continue walking east to Glenbeigh to enjoy our last overnight here. Day 8: Departures. Recommended items to take along: - Lunch box and thermos flask - Midge repellent cream - Gaiters - Waterproof wax or spray for your boots - Any specific personal medical requirements - Camera and lots of film. Notes:
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Thoughts and memories of our community members who have passed. Share your tributes in our Obituaries Group. Flag as Inappropriate
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Dave February 13, 2014 at 07:27 am
No question Caesar was a genius but he also had a great eye for talent, hand picking his co-stars on…Read More "Show" and writers, Mel Brooks, an 18 year old Woody Allen, Neil Simon, Larry Gelbart and Carl Reiner to name some of the most prominent.
I had the great privilege and pleasure to see Mr Caesar give a two hour talk in the board room of the Screen Actor's Guild on Wilshire just east of the La Brea Tarpits about 8 years ago. Although the once tall and strapping Caesar had become shrunken and bent with age, once he was seated on the dais with moderator Joe Mantegna, you'd have thought you had been transported back to 1954 as Caesar came alive telling us of his memories working with all these great talents while tossing out some of his best bits- the foreign language imitations being as fresh and funny as they were on "Show of Shows". It was a night I won't soon forget and I am so glad I was able to see him in this small and intimate room.
Rest in Peace, Sid. We won't be seeing your like again any time soon.
GreenInOC February 13, 2014 at 08:21 am
@Dave, what a treat - I wish I had been able to listen to him speak in person.
Alyson Dutch December 25, 2013 at 08:42 am
I knew and worked with Julian and I'm sorry to hear.... But boy what a wonderful life he had. He was…Read More always so vivacious and full of wonderful ideas. If his family is reading this he was adored and highly respected by his fellow publicists. We sat on the board of The Entertainment Professional Publicicists together. RIP Julian.
R Y A N August 6, 2013 at 09:08 pm
Grant was a very calm and caring member of the community, a dad, husband, and son. His low-key…Read More demeanor and genuine smile mark my memory of the few times we met together on some municipal issue.
This loss is widespread. Grant was a really great guy who will be missed throughout Malibu.
Chris Frost August 7, 2013 at 07:36 am
Grant was a tremendous member of this community. He is well respected and looked up to as a…Read More reasonable advocate for the betterment of our City. The contributions made by he and his family are many and varied, but all bear the mark of education and wisdom. Pray for his family as they suffer through this tragedy and fight through their life threatening injuries as well. We all hope that they will be home here in Malibu very soon. A huge loss and a man who will be missed.
Tom Hasse August 7, 2013 at 09:21 am
I am in mourning for my friend Grant Adamson. What a great guy. We had lunch often when I served…Read More as mayor and city councilmember and remained friends after I retired. We both enjoyed adventure trips, so whenever I visited Malibu, we'd go horseback riding or hike some trail that Grant wanted to show me. A kind-hearted, soft-spoken man, Grant loved his family and we often talked about Malibu's history. All my prayers go out for the full recovery of his wife and daughters who were at the center of his life and to his beloved Mom, Sister and Stepdad. I've lost a good friend ... but Malibu has just lost the man who loved Malibu the most. Signed, Tom Hasse.
Carey Borth April 22, 2013 at 11:19 pm
I am SO sorry to hear this. I can still hear him saying, "Now, be good out there,"…Read More without fail.
Alejandro Calderon May 27, 2013 at 01:50 am
I worked at John's Garden for two years approximately. In those two years I had good conversations…Read More with him. He was a awesome person. It was a pleasure knowing and working with him. It saddens that he passed away. Because even though I left that job. I'm always thinking of how he always told me " be good out there". I always laugh when I remember our conversations and small jokes. I will miss you Steve.
Gonzalo Garcia Pelayo February 23, 2013 at 08:46 am
Siempre me gustó su expresión, su cara. Le seguí por sus fotos y siento…Read More enterarme de su partida.
Bob Perkins DDS February 24, 2013 at 06:10 pm
Yesterday, a powerful memorial for a fallen warrior......Mikke Pierson (who I do not know) gave a…Read More beautiful testimonial to a man he loved dearly....the thing Mikke said that perhaps will most stick with me, was a sentiment that he attributed to Stephen regarding how he felt that he lost a lot of friends....due to his honesty. Stephen, apparently felt that honesty was worth losing friends over, he felt like he owed it to them to give them nothing less....well, in the end, he didn't lose too many at all cause that place was packed like Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Stephen apparently held his friends to high standards....he pushed them to greater heights. Even in death you (with the help of Mikke) have "pushed" me. That's greatness!!!"
Peter Yeh May 3, 2013 at 08:07 am
Read the awful news about his passing today! Have met him once, when he came to visit me in the…Read More Amsterdam office of Penthouse magazine. What a nice and great guy. over the years we have published countless sets shot by him, and I have always considered him one of the best glamour photographers in the world!!! What a loss at such a young age! Peter Yeh, Penthouse the Netherlands
Barbara Jean Carey February 1, 2013 at 11:25 am
My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and loved ones. Im very sorry for your loss..
Niles Akbar January 28, 2013 at 05:33 pm
Never saw him at any Malibu functions or joining CERT, Arts Commission or Preserve Malibu. Suicide…Read More by fork. 63 and looked 10 years older. Good producer, though. RIP
Jonathan Friedman January 23, 2013 at 04:37 pm
I am sorry to hear this. Bill was a great guy and had a wonderful sense of humor.
Marshall Thompson January 23, 2013 at 09:37 pm
Very sorry to hear of Bill's passing. Terrific guy, great personal warmth. Worked with him on…Read More photo and video projects at the Phelps Group in the 1990's. He was one of the good guys.
Nancy January 25, 2013 at 12:43 pm
I was a longtime dear friend of BIll's, whom I met while working in PR at Ketchum Public Relations…Read More in Pittsburgh in the 80s. Yes, Marshall of the good guys...He was a wonderful, warm, person..and one of the funniest and nicest people I have ever known. We shared the love of working in media relations and PR. We have kept in touch for over 30 years, sometimes talking three times a day. I can't believe he is gone. He died a few days after his birthday.
Sandi Besser January 23, 2013 at 01:55 am
She was simply the best. I have fond memories of our days as Malibu Moms, on Latigo. I will miss her…Read More strong spirit, easy laugh and beautiful
Twinkle in her eyes.
one local girl February 22, 2013 at 02:23 pm
When one saw Mary her light preceded her.. it shines through her amazing children and…Read More grandchildren....she will be missed and always remembered with love. Joe may the days provide distractions and much love.
Susan Polla February 25, 2013 at 09:58 pm
Mary's Grace and Strength were so inspiring, that when I was in her presence, I wanted to be a…Read More better person-
May Joe and her children find healing peace in the gratitude of a life shared on earth with this beautiful soul.....that lives on Susan Polla, Hawaii
Sabrina Cabrera January 24, 2013 at 05:12 pm
I'm so sorry to hear of this:(
My babe worked for them & they were good people.
She will be…Read More missed.
Our prayers, thoughts, & condolences go out
to Stan, her 3 boys, & the whole family.
Peace & Love be with you all<3
The Cabrera Family-
Edgar, Sabrina, Rhianna, Ezra, & Ayla.
P.S. We still have & use our comfy awesome
Barefoot Dreams blankies. I'm glad we have them:)
Michael Ferris January 11, 2013 at 01:52 pm
David Ellis lit up every set he was ever on with a light that shined on all of us who loved movies…Read More and making them. On WATERWORLD he anointed himself "King of the Hill" on top of the water ski jumps we used to launch jet skis from. No one could dislodge him from that perch as he used his considerable stuntman skill, strength and wiles to send every challenger from the heights to the water. Working with him was a serious professional undertaking while also a joyous activity creating under his leadership dynamically staged one of a kind action movie adventures. His generous personality invited involvement, commitment, loyalty. He was an asset to the film community and to his hometown of Malibu, which it must be said, was the perfect place for a David Ellis to come from. We salute you, David, and we will not forget.
Karen Baxter January 12, 2013 at 08:22 pm
what a shock and terrible loss - a sweet and kind man, years ago his family and he seemed to…Read More personify to me health, love and a sort of progressive but laid back energy that stuck with me since the first time I met him when I was just a teenager with a quiet crush, charm, authenticity and just the nicest guy, very sad news.
Chris Buchinsky January 16, 2013 at 07:01 pm
I worked on 2 movies with David as his storyboard artist and recall sitting with Director Peter Weir…Read More discussing David's talent. As a fellow Malibu surfer we are all backing off the biggest wave of the set at 3rd Point to allow David's late take off hooting his drop in and watching him connect all 3 points for the ride of his life shooting the pier and moving on to a better place. Nice tube Bro, Great Ride! Rest in peace...sincerely, Chris Buchinsky
Terri W February 17, 2013 at 09:03 pm
Got the pleasure of meeting Huell at a UC Davis fund raiser. He was very nice and so funny. We have…Read More a picture we took with him and also he signed a t-shirt we have framed. Almost all our trips are because of him. He helped us learn and love California. RIP Huell.
Jan Freed March 3, 2013 at 10:53 pm
One of our family treasures. My daughter, Molly, was unimpressed, however, and did a great…Read More impersonation of his "Hah, Ahm Hoowell Howser, etc."
which in turn became a special memory for me. We promise ourselves to visit at least one of his special places.
Robert Feigel November 25, 2012 at 10:43 pm
Larry lived a big life and touched many lives along the way. Here's just one story that illustrates…Read More how generous he was with those who wanted a piece of him, even when he was off-duty.
Early-70s and Will Horner had invited some people to go for a sail on his legendary 30+ foot Warren Seaman designed Malibu outrigger, "Hoku." It was packed with people and I found myself sitting next to Larry.
As things settled down, I noticed a friend inching his way purposefully back through the passengers forward of us. He'd been a successful model in New York (GQ, etc) and had moved to the coast to take acting lessons in the hopes of breaking into the business.
After introducing himself to Larry, he told him a little about himself, his acting classes - with a widely respected coach - and his disappointment at not landing any jobs after months of trying. Then he asked Larry the question he'd been working up to: "What's the most important factor in breaking into the business? How good you are ... or who you know?"
Larry answered: "Without a doubt, it's who you know."
Larry then went on to talk to my friend about the his prospects and take the time to give him some advice and some names. And all this while he was simply trying to enjoy an exhilarating ride on a crowded Malibu outrigger racing along at around 9 or 10 knots!
Bless you, Larry. And condolences to Maj and the family.
one local girl February 22, 2013 at 02:26 pm
My personal Malibu experience would not be complete without Larry. He lived life to the fullest and…Read More got out with his acting boots on....Bravo my dear friend...au gre du vent
sending love Maj!
John Mazza September 7, 2012 at 08:32 pm
I asked the city council to dedicate the last city council meeting in memory of Tubestake and they…Read More did which I really appreciated since it was such a contentious meeting. He really helped put the Malibu lifestyle, now long gone, on the map when he left his job as a insurance salesman and literally moved into a shack on Surfrider Beach and eventually became "the big Kahuna" in the Gidget books and movies. He, Moondogie (Famous artist Billy Al Bengston), Matt Kivlin , Dewey Webber, Greg Noll , Miki Dora, Bob Simmons and others really started the surfer life style that took the US by storm in the late 50's. Out of that grew surf music, the surf industry and most of all the surf clothing industry which keeps the surfing industry alive today. He was one of the most important influences that made Malibu the household name it is today. Too bad we paved over the lifestyle here in Malibu.
Sandie Kay October 1, 2012 at 06:16 pm
I think the city of Malibu should erect some sort of a memorial plaque somewhere
(maybe at what…Read More they called "The Pit") in honor of Terry "Tubesteak" Tracy .
Sandie ( a family friend)
Robert Feigel November 26, 2012 at 01:36 am
Tubesteak was one of surfing's unique characters and a comic genius long before everyone over fifty…Read More who surfed was called a "legend." He was a REAL legend and I will miss his bizarro emails. Sandie Kay is right. The City of Malibu should find some appropriate way to honor his contribution to surfing's rich culture and ensure he's not forgotten.
Anthea Raymond September 2, 2012 at 02:16 pm
Downtown's Grand Performances presented David "conversation" with Alan Warner at the…Read More California Plaza a few summers ago. Glad I got a chance to see this and to hear David explain he had no reason to write a song about San Jose. He "just wanted to."
Bob Perkins DDS September 2, 2012 at 10:47 pm
"What's it all about Alfie?
Is it just for the moment, we live?
What's it all about, when you…Read More sort it out, Alfie?
michelle boyle August 26, 2012 at 11:47 am
So sorry for the loss of the Merrick family. The words I just read were beautiful from Brian.
He…Read More will live forever in your hearts and the heart of Malibu.
Joyce Ball August 26, 2012 at 02:49 pm
John and Brian, Your dad will always be a part of our family. Your first dog came from our house.…Read More Your dad wanted the puppy to wander the heather on Point Dume. Your dad officiated at the marriage of Jen and answered any questions we had while living here for 58 years. Your are fortunate son's. We won't forget his kindness and his humor.
Joyce Ball
Gail Sumpter August 11, 2012 at 08:43 pm
What a truly classy man; a man of honor who cared about Malibu and a key figure in "old"…Read More Malibu. He was an asset to Malibu and its residents. Malibu is better off for having had him as a resident and community leader.
Skylar Peak August 14, 2012 at 10:49 am
Judge Merrick committed his life to servicing community and being a father. Malibu would never be…Read More what it is today without his years of service and contributions to our little beach town. He is deeply missed.
Fletch Birge August 26, 2012 at 07:21 pm
Judge John J. Merrick was a refined Christian jurist and gentleman.
When he spoke, you were…Read More captivated. When you spoke to him, he listened and cared.
He was a life member and past president of the West Coast Association of the Veterans of the New York 7th Regiment. The legacy of the regiment's gallant soldiers is remarkable.
He is now in the presence of his Savior Jesus Christ.
In Psalm 1 we read, "His delight is in the law of the Lord, and in His law he meditates both day and night."
We will miss our dear John, and until our glorious reunion above, rest in peace, beloved friend.
The Birge, Hutcherson, and Allen Families
June Carson August 9, 2012 at 02:36 pm
Margot devoted her life to making things better for us all. I hope that some part of the SM National…Read More Recreation area can be named after her so future generations will know who left this magnificent legacy.
J. Flo August 9, 2012 at 02:52 pm
I so agree with you! I called her son after she passed, I never met Margot, and let him know that…Read More for so many people now and forever - she is a role model! God bless her and those like her, who so selflessly fight the good, hard and loving effort of preserving nature.
Dee Rivellino June 27, 2012 at 12:46 pm
Dear Sweet Roger will be missed
We spent many hours chatting & laughing at Pepperdine…Read More poolside... Occasionally I tried to keep up with his laps .. I was much better with the laughter ..
Malibu won't be the same without him
The Godmother
Barbara Jean Carey June 27, 2012 at 02:07 pm
Roger was one of the first friends that I made when I moved to Malibu back in 1984. He was funny,…Read More loyal and so much fun to hang out with. I'm so sorry and send my condolences to his family. This earth was a better place with Roger in it.
Al Castro June 28, 2012 at 12:10 am
It was a Hell of a ride Brother!!! I'll see you in the next world and don't be LATE!
Al oha
Pamela Conley Ulich June 21, 2012 at 01:16 pm
Thanks for sharing this beautiful story.
I love the way David could take a small crisis (spilling…Read More paint all over) and turn it into an opportunity for growth (painting an additional mural).
Alessandra DeClario June 21, 2012 at 08:17 pm
What a wonderful person David was.... he always thought of the kids... and always included them in…Read More everything... making them the star! So very talented - so very sad that we will never see a new mural by David! But all over Malibu there are hints of his talents... he helped Kathleen with the kids shows - making the backdrops, etc. Always there creating.. so maybe one day when you look up at the sky and see an unusual cloud scene or rainbow, and smile in approval, David will grin that grin and shake his paint brush - and arms folded across his chest (like the photo here) he will bow ever so slightly in thanks....
Heather Anderson June 22, 2012 at 01:16 pm
If you have time take a drive through Malibu and behold all of the wonderful murals David designed…Read More and created with the help of the people of our town. I marvel every time I see the Malibu High murals, the Juan Cabrillo murals, the Methodist murals, the Bluffs Park Mural and the wonderful mural that Deirdre Roney and family, commissioned at Webster that I had the great joy in participating in. The Bluffs Park mural and the countless other works of art that David designed and painted always observed our rich culture, our unique natural environment and always included a whimsical love of life in the forms and colors of his work. It is so painful to know that David's smile, energy and love of people will not grace us anymore.
mia altobello June 21, 2012 at 01:09 am
What an impact he had on the children at Point Dume Elementary School, as he transformed the walls…Read More into a living seascape. His spirit will live on through the art he created and the young lives he itouched. Healing thoughts to all those who grieve his passing.
Lisa Semler June 21, 2012 at 01:51 am
David was a true inspiration and be will be missed terribly. I am honored to have known him.
Lisa…Read More Semler
marcopolo June 21, 2012 at 02:40 pm
Inspiring to see how many people were touched by art and its artist.
Anne Vitolo June 19, 2012 at 02:12 pm
I had the privilege of working with David and the children on some of the Webster murals. What a…Read More joy it was! David was so great to work with, never pretentious about his talent. He just encouraged the kids (and parents) to bring forth something from inside and put it on the wall for all to enjoy. He led and we followed teaching us not to be afraid to express ourselves. It was an especially valuable lesson for the children. Thank you David. You will be missed. I hope to paint with you again one day in Heaven. Anne Vitolo, former Webster parent
Denise Peak June 19, 2012 at 04:20 pm
Art is a gift and he generously passed it on to everyone he met. Whether you were and artist or not…Read More he got you involved to be a part of his magic. I met him 12 years ago and he did a summer workshop at my house with 2nd and 3rd graders. I helped paint all the seaweed at the Pt. Dume school and I did the Boys and Girls Club mural with him and Sage Laskin that was the teacher at Cabrillo.It was the best summer vacation ever. I did the underpass at Leo Cabrillo State Park. We camped out and slept on the rocky creekbed and had the ocean almost take us out. He was always inspiring and encouraging me and his energy was infectious. I did some work on the high school and added a fish here or there. He got me to put animals at the Landon Center mural. He was a caring giving man that never stopped smiling and gave his heart and soul in his artwork. He would drive around town and look for walls to beautify for his next endeavor. He was the pied piper of Malibu that lived the concept of passing joy forward. I am so saddened by the news he was a gem. My husband and him are smiling in heaven and I am grateful that he left his brushstrokes all over town. XOXOX Denise Peak
Cyndi Katz June 20, 2012 at 12:00 pm
David was truly an angel and we in Malibu were fortunate to share some time with him. He beautified…Read More so many places always with a smile on his face and encouraging words to join in on every project he undertook. He loved children, he loved teaching and especially working as a team. David found his happiness and success by sharing his artistry with us all. We will miss him greatly.
Susan Tellem April 18, 2012 at 06:17 pm
I loved Dick Clark. I grew up in NY loving American Bandstand and even had tickets to his show when…Read More I was a pre-teen and teen drooling over Frankie Avalon and Fabian. He was always smiling and happy and was just a smart, great guy. RIP.
Marcia Hanscom January 6, 2012 at 12:23 am
I am so sorry to family and friends for this huge loss of life. Lyssa obviously had a zest for…Read More life and seems to have been a beautiful soul. Reminders of how precious life is.


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Hi thanks for that
And thanks for everyone's response, it would truely be a shame if all that work went to waste.
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One of the webs best sources for anthropology and new world archeology, Andaman.org, George Weber's Lonely Islands, has been lost. The domain name expired last month and the content is awaiting deletion.
That is truely a loss for anyone with an interest in new world archeology and anthropology. Mr Weber's compilation of information on the Negrrito peoples of south east Asia and oceana was comprehensive and thorough.
He also wrote extensively on new world dispersals of humanity cataloging the oldest accepted sites in the Americas.
I wondered how long it would last as it hadn't been updated in several years. I suspect that Mr. Weber has passed.
I wil miss the content and I used it heavily as a source in many posts.
It also re enforces my belief that digital information is fleeting and temporary.
RIP Andaman.org


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By WILLMAR -- The four men who make up the Swan Lake Hunting Club have asked the District Court to compel the Kandiyohi County Board of Adjustment to hold a hearing relating to a residential development on Swan Lake. The hunting club filed a petition for a writ of mandamus April 7, asking the court to order the Board of Adjustment to hold a hearing so that the club members could present their point of view on the issue. The petition also asks that construction or sale of lots in the Swan Lake Estates be prevented until a hearing is held. The developers, Rick and Angee Whitcomb, have platted
OLIVIA -- The hottest word on Wall Street today is the same word that has farmers optimistic -- ethanol. To the oil and gas industry, however, ethanol is a fighting word. U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson said ethanol holds legitimate promise for reducing, or even eliminating the need for foreign oil -- especially from the Middle East. "The public is behind us on this -- finally," said Peterson, who hosted a farm meeting Friday morning in Olivia.
NEW LONDON -- Spring cleaning can reduce the mess in garages and homes, but it can make a new mess on roads and ditches, especially on the routes to the sanitary landfill. About half of the garbage loads that come to the Kandiyohi County landfill do not follow the simple rule of having garbage covered, according to Mary Fostervold, who checks and weighs each load that comes into the county landfill on U.S.
When it comes to getting information about what's happening with human services programs and the jobs held by longtime local employees at the Willmar Regional Treatment Center, one has to go to St. Paul. Local employees and administrators are not allowed to talk to the media on state time. For the story on the utilities transition and the story on job cuts and transfers, no one at the Willmar Regional Treatment Center was allowed to answer questions about current and future programs and jobs on the campus.
There are 330 state employees, or the equivalent of 281 full-time employees, currently on the Willmar Regional Treatment Center campus, according to Mike Tessneer, chief executive officer for Minnesota State Operated Services. As part of the transition to a new type of services for people with disabilities, the adult mental health program is being moved from the campus and into a variety of small community-based settings. That means the 114 employees in that program on the Willmar Regional Treatment Center campus will be looking for work elsewhere.
WILLMAR -- A dog kennel that would operate as a boarding, breeding and training facility was given preliminary approval Monday by the Kandiyohi County Planning Commission. Andrew and Jennifer Krupa are proposing to operate the seven-day-a-week kennel at their home in Roseville Township. There will be no other employees. About a dozen neighbors were at the meeting with concerns about the number of dogs, noise from barking animals and traffic from dog buyers. Under the plan approved Monday, the Krupas will be allowed to have a maximum of 24 dogs, including five breeding females.
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WILLMAR - The television cameras are ready to roll in the Kandiyohi County boardroom on Tuesday. It will be the first time the Kandiyohi County Commissioners will have their meetings recorded for later broadcast on WRAC-8, the local cable access channel. The Commissioners decided last month to launch the experiment of televising the meetings. The decision didn't come without concern on the part of staff and the Commissioners about how the cameras would change the atmosphere of the meetings, the board discussion and the affect on the public who appear before the board. County Administrator
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Howard Sherman's post "Clear" at his blog yesterday re-examines transparency in the arts and arts administration in the wake of the recent Arena Stage convening which was closed to the press. The discussion between Peter Marks and himself reminded me of Sir Humphrey Appleby's one-time advice to Prime Minister James Hacker on government transparency, and I'm paraphrasing here: "There should be full and complete public disclosure of anything that anybody could easily find out for themselves." Of course, transparency in the age of social media — in which theatres and other institutions frequently use these media to promote themselves rather than any substantive discussion of drama and theatre, and the rather unimaginative idea of putting things like rehearsal clips online — is rather fraught, and similarly what appears to count most is the appearance of transparency rather than transparency itself. But this is the Age of Publicity, and I suppose that is to be expected.
One should read Howard's post for more, but I do want to point to one of his thoughts:
Perhaps rehearsal rooms will be fitted with the one-way mirrors employed by police dramas (and presumably the actual police), so that rehearsals can be observed, but with those rehearsing none the wiser. Perhaps every pre-show and post-show discussion, every panel and forum, will be streamed or recorded for public consumption. Perhaps the inspiration of first rehearsals and the very first table read of a script will be opened up either live or through technology. Perhaps we can demystify the process of theatre so that more people can appreciate its magic (and no, that's not an oxymoron).
I'm not sure that the demystification of the theatrical process (or for that matter of the administrative process) through social media would necessarily draw more people to the theatre. First, anyone who has been in a high-school play is already rather aware of the process, and second, what general audience member has the time these days to watch this kind of inside-baseball information? After twenty years of the World Wide Web, theatre audiences are not growing at the rate at which this kind of publicity would be meaningful. As for myself, I imagine I'm with Peter Marks on this one — but it's not like this was a meeting of the Trilateral Commission, and all the truly enlightening and "honest" conversations were likely to be had in the bars and restaurants surrounding the Arena Stage event after formal proceedings had closed, far from a journalist's prying notebook.
All of which is also inside-baseball — except, perhaps, for those of us who are actually writing the new plays that all these folks are talking about behind closed doors. It's the kind of inside-baseball that I, as a player, might have found instructive, especially if reported by an independent, knowledgeable, and disinterested observer.


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We rented a condo in the Romantic Zone for Thanksgiving. On our last trip to PV we took a water taxi to Yelapa rather than any organized tour. It appears that you have to take a tour boat to get to Las Caletas. We plan to pick a day when there is no cruise ship in port. Any idea how crowded these boats and the beach will be? Does anyone have any recommendations for one tour company over another? Thank you.
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I've never done it, but spend a lot of time in PV (and on PV travel forums) and Vallarta Adventures gets consistently good comments. And I see they offer this trip. -suze -
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Thank you, Suze. I have seen that you post a lot about Puerto Vallarta. I actually printed out your most recent trip report with all your restaurant and fun recommendations.
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You're most welcome.
I've been going to PV since a friend first took me in the early 90's. I think I've been about 22 times or so by now. Most recently last November.
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22 times, Wow. I first went to PV in 1978 with 3 girlfriends. We stayed in a hotel right by the Seahorse. Can't remember the name right now but it had a great little bar/meeting area on the ground floor where we were told Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor hung out in the day. I know there is a building there still (or perhaps a new one)with a restaurant. I've been 5 more times since and still love it. I took my husband for his first time two years ago and we stayed at Casa Isabel - which was on your list of restaurants. This time we are staying nearby in a little condo. The Romantic Zone is my favorite area.
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Maybe Hotel Rosita? I believe it's the oldest in PV.
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Hola cas4075, We, Vallarta Adventures, are the only tour group that takes guests to Las Caletas - it is our own personal slice of heaven! We would love for you to come see it. Feel free to give us call so we can find the best day for you - all the contact information is on the site - www.vallarta-adventures.com. Not sure when you are coming, but there are not as many cruise ships at this time. The crowds vary, but there are so many things to do and a lot of space, so it should never feel too crowded. We hope to see you.
@suze 22 times and you have never been to Las Caletas! We need to get you there
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PV in 1978 ? that would have been the Oceana Hotel, great little bar on the corner, I used to go there. It's now condos and several restaurant/bars, the ground floor is all stores, miss the Oceana Bar, there's one with the same name on the 2nd floor, but it's not the same.
I first came here around '78 also, and after several trips, finally moved here for 18 years now.
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Thanks for the extra information and help. I didn't realize it was only VA who could get you to Las Caletas.
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Thanks, Cabron. It was the Oceana - now I remember. Funny story. I went with three other girlfriends and we had two rooms. One night we came back to the hotel and my friend went to the wrong door and our key worked. So then we went to the other girls' room and our key worked there too. Seems one key fit all the rooms.
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Older style locks wear & soon all seem to work for others. I worked at a old hotel in the Midwest many years ago when a student. It was true there for sure.
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Mitzi, I love it! I have days like this pretty often, and if I don't post outfits for days and days in a row, it's for the reason that I looked like crap or it just didn't show up right. Oh well.
I think you look magnificent and French, so I don't think you worried with good reason. LOL.
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This colours look amazing together. I really love the top!! I have so many times where I don't feel like posting pictures because the outfit looked weird in pictures
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- Amber Rose, Laughing With Broken Eyes said...
I think this outfit photographed beautifully
Honestly, I draw so much inspiration from your blog and your outfits, etc. You always have so much fun in your outfits yet look so put together. You inspre me! - October 14, 2011 at 10:28 AM
- Laura said...
This is such a pretty outfit! I especially love the green and yellow colour combination :).
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I think the outfit photographed quite nicely. Love the beret. I am never really sure on how to wear one without it looking costumey but you pulled it without a hitch.
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I hate those days when an outfit is unphotogenic, but these photos really turned out great<3 Love the mustard with the forest green! Must try that one day! - October 14, 2011 at 7:18 PM
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Hyper Island is a school based in Sweden renowned for producing the most coveted digital talent in the ad industry. Students are taught that there are no boundaries when it comes to digital marketing. There are "no teachers or tests. No homework gets set, and no schoolbooks are needed. Instead, people who come to Hyper Island learn by doing. They learn about themselves, about how to work with others in teams, and about how to make amazing things happen." The above video is brilliantly mastered, with awesome music to match. I think Robin will love NYC. This makes me want to go back to school.Play
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This post is so long overdue. I fell in love with Alicia's work back in 2004. I've been following her photographic journeys through her blog, her Etsy shop and her general Web site.
above collage via jubella.comBock pushes us into a flirty, dream-like, and whimsical world. I love the play on light, color and focus. The palettes she plays with are playful and soothing. Her work is so easily placed together with other pieces of hers, or mixed-matched with other kinds of art work. It's simply lovely. My own collection of hers is prominently placed in my living room:
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Time Management aficionados are no doubt familiar with Flo's Dash spawning franchise. In fact, Diner Dash is arguably the most well known among the crowded and addictive genre. So if you're a fan of TM games and are new to the series, this freebie update is for you! Playfirst has dropped two of their iPhone titles to free for a limited time: Cooking Dash (TMA Review) and Wedding Dash (TMA Review). Normally priced at $2.99, both games feature 50+ levels and plenty of mad-finger-dashing challenges. Additional IAPs are available should you wish to unlock other locales ($0.99 each).
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Why did the chicken cross the road? If you're doing your job right, you shouldn't have to answer that question. Egg vs. Chicken is an interesting mash up of match 3 and tower defense that actually manages to blend the two genres fairly seamlessly. The cartoon quality visuals and 70s action TV show theme music make for a wacky atmosphere that serves a game like this well. I just wouldn't expect too much depth from the game beyond trying to maximize your score via combos.
Hotel Dash in Review – Flo's On The Go – Again!
The "Dash" series of time management games has always been a big hit on the PC, and it's made an excellent transition to the iPhone world. Hotel Dash is the latest entry in the series, and it's upped the ante in several ways. If you're a time management veteran you'll feel right at home and appreciate the additional challenge, but if you're new to the whole concept this might not be the best place to start. So far I'm loving it, and I can't wait to see what the next installment in the franchise has to offer.
Interview With PlayFirst GM Chris Williams
One of my favorite styles of casual gaming on my iPod Touch is time management, and one of the top developers in this genre is PlayFirst, creators of the "Dash" series (Diner Dash, Wedding Dash, etc.) They just released a new entry in the iPhone series called Hotel Dash, and to add icing to the cake, I recently had the opportunity to correspond with PlayFirst GM Chris Williams about their iDevice ventures and where they are headed next.
Cooking Dash in Review – Dashing to TM stardom
I have always fathomed of becoming a chef one day. Believe it or not, the Food Network is the only channel I watch on T.V. nowadays. Why I will never pursue my dream of becoming a chef can be summed up into one game – Cooking Dash, by PlayFirst.
Chocolatier in Review – Sweet App Goodness
Finally, another Time Management game to ease my new addiction…Phew, I feel better! Actually, Chocolatier, brought to us by PlayFirst is actually so much more than that. Sure, there is the time management aspect in terms of efficiently using your time (in this case travel), but at heart, it's more of a tycoon/economic type game.
Wedding Dash in Review – Let the honeymoon begin?
I've watched my wife play time management games for years now. I have to be honest that I've never really understood the attraction to the genre. Well, it was time to find out what these types of games are all about, and I now have a new found appreciation for the genre.
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There is not as much variability in male masturbation as there is with female masturbation. According to Miracle and Baumeister, generally, men rub or stroke the shaft of the penis with one hand. Some also stimulate the head of the penis, scrotum, frenulum, or anal area with the other hand (Miracle and Baumeister, 2003:356). When the penis is erect, men increase the speed and pressure of their stroking pattern. The speed and pressure increases until the man is able to reach orgasm, and after this point the glans is often much too sensitive to be touched (Miracle and Baumeister, 2003:356). Some men also enjoy masturbating while moving their genitals against a pillow or mattress. Sex toys such as anal plugs or vibrators can also be used.
Whatever technique a man employs, masturbating should be something that he does in his own personal time when he does not have to worry about interruption. Many men find that it is arousing to incorporate fantasy into their masturbating. It is important for men to avoid negative fantasy themes- such as rape and having sex with children- that could lead to unacceptable behavior if they become highly eroticized by being repeated during masturbation too many times. Masturbatory fantasies can become problematic when men become dependant on them as the only thing that is able to get them aroused, and they cannot get sexually excited by activities with a partner.
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From Whoppers to pinstripes, Ben Watkins' afternoon took an unexpected twist on Thursday.
The New York Yankees selected Watkins in the 40th round of Major League Baseball's draft. The Pitt-Johnstown right-hander was about to order lunch during a break in his summer job with Penelec when he got the call.
"The Yankees scout called me after I had just gotten on my lunch break," said Watkins, who also starred at Conemaugh Township High and with the AAABA League's Johnstown Grays. "I was trying to decide which size Whopper meal I was going to get. I can't believe it. It still hasn't hit me yet. I didn't even get my lunch. It's an absolute shock. I'm so excited."
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A hearing is scheduled today for one of two defendants charged with capital murder in connection with a 2007 shooting death in Greenville.
The interim hearing for Markus Ladane Stephenson is set for 9 a.m. in the 196th District Court.
Stephenson and George Washington Sharper have each been indicted on one count of capital murder. Both have pleaded not guilty.
Stephenson and Sharper are alleged in the indictments to shot and killed David Olivares at a residence on Henderson Street.
Stephenson, formerly of Greenville and Sharper, formerly of Commerce, remain in custody at the Hunt County Jail.
The indictments allege the pair murdered Olivares on or about June 29, 2007 while in the course of committing a burglary of a habitation or robbery.
At approximately 11:20 p.m. that night, officers with the Greenville Police Department received a call of a shooting at 3408 Henderson Street.
Olivares, 32, had been shot once in the upper right chest and died as the result of his wound.
Several people lived in the house and claimed that Olivares was sitting in the living room, which had a glass door on one side and was shot from outside, through the door.
Two fires later occurred at the house, including one in September 2007 which destroyed the residence.
Olivares' death was one of three homicides reported locally between June 29 and July 1, 2007.
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A lawsuit filed by Hunt County and State of Texas officials against a Caddo Mills drag strip is expected to be settled in the near future.
City making plans to buy new fire truck
The City of Greenville is about to buy a new fire truck, and thanks in large part to an anonymous donor, it will be paid for in cash.
County jobless rate dips again
The local unemployment rate dipped again in January, even though Hunt County lost more than 260 jobs to start the year.
Court reporter leading the way in preventing child abuse
Cher Perry is leading an initiative to end child sexual abuse in Hunt County.
Council expected to cancel Place 3 election
The Greenville City Council intends Tuesday to confirm Place 3 Council member Jeff Dailey has been re-elected.
Council set to hear from department heads
The Greenville City Council is continuing efforts to prepare next year's city budget well in advance.
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Students at LP Waters Early Childhood Center had classes at a different campus for the second time in two weeks, due to odor issues stemming from a sewage leak last week.
Operation Cold Spell freezes alleged drug rings
Almost two dozen individuals were arrested Thursday in Commerce after the Commerce Police Department — along with Texas A&M University-Commerce, Sulphur Springs Police Departments and Hopkins County Sheriff's Office — conducted busts after a four-month-long investigation into drug rings in the city.
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Submitted: Mar 07 2013 / 04:04
I've been teeth-deep in Client-side Javascript frameworks over the last 4 months for Tekpub. This month is Angular, last month was Ember's turn and I gave up. It's the first time I've given up - here's why.
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