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Quote from: Detrimental on January 08, 2013, 04:35:14 PMReports saying that TB still interested in 1B Michael Morse.He'd make a lot of sense, but I'm sure he'd DH with Loney playing 1B. Loney can't hit for crap, but he's gotta great glove. Could slide either Morse or Delmon after Joyce and before Loney in the line-up.
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Live shows are an opportunity for musicians and music lovers to share an experience together. After all, you're standing in the same room. Brick & Mortar Music Hall is a treasure trove for musicians. The small space offers an intimate setting that gives musicians the chance to embrace their audience.
I stood five feet away from WATERS' lead singer and frontman Van Pierszalowski Monday night and not once did I feel embraced.
Skip the foreplay. WATERS jumped right into a distinctly scruffier and rowdier sound, playing brand-new music from its upcoming album set to be released in April. When two beardy, flannel-sporting men in the audience started running into each other within the first minute of WATERS' set, I was afraid that this wasn't my scene. But the two human pinballs quickly stopped before the end of the first song, after fellow audience members ignored the unwelcome cavorting.
"Thank you everybody. The name is WATERS and we're from San Francisco," Van said apathetically. After the dissolution of indie rock-folk band Port O'Brien, Van created WATERS. But similarities between the two start and end with the vague nautical allusion. Where Port O'Brien sailed toward hazy folk, WATERS capsized into rowdy rock.
The first half of the rambunctious set consisted of unheard songs off the band's noisy sophomore LP while the second half was dedicated to the slightly less loud songs from Out In The Light, the band's debut album; all of it was heavy guitar riffs and booming drums. A somewhat out-of-place female keyboardist played quietly in a dark corner, offering sweet harmonies that added a much-needed contrast to the harshness in Van's voice.
Bangs calculatingly side-swept over his right eye, Van lightly rocked onto his toes when he sang. It was in those moments that I felt the disconnect melt away. But rather than building on that passion, Van would often sever the mood by rocking out alone on stage— creating an awkward feeling of detachment between the band and the crowd. Seemingly unaware of his relatively mellow audience, Van built up on boisterous vocals and turbulent beats as girls wearing black lipstick and acid-wash jeans swayed in the front row and cute boys with beards and suede jackets bobbed their heads up and down.
"I'm in love with every single one of you people," Van admitted mid-set. The false grab at intimacy made me feel like a high school girl cornered at her locker by a boy professing his unrequited love. The singer asked if anyone would be coming to the next shows during his month-long Brick & Mortar residency. A few hands flew up, several pathetic howls echoed in the room. He asked again ("Just put your hands up to make me feel better.") Several additional hands shot into the air.
The best part of the WATERS set was the last song, not only because it indicated the end of a generally lackluster show, but also because the acoustic version of "Mickey Mantle" was Van's first demonstration of genuine emotion. The final song on Out In The Light is a soft, acoustic guitar-driven tune.
Van attempted to quiet the audience and urged us to huddle close to the stage so that he could play without amplification. Welcome to the Van Pierszalowski Show. The other band members sunk into the background as Van balanced on the edge of the stage.
Imploring the audience to shout rather than sing the chorus with him, Van commandeered the audience into enjoying the final song. The lovely female keyboardist chimed in at the chorus and the bassist occasionally strummed his unplugged instrument — two welcome breaks from the shouting. But even Van's attempt at connecting with the audience was interrupted by accidental microphone feedback mid-song.
I promise I wasn't in a bad mood before heading to Brick & Mortar. On the contrary, I was rather excited about WATERS. As a fan of Port O'Brien, I had a lot of hope for the local band. The story of how WATERS was born, in particular, intrigued me: Post-breakup and in search of inspiration, Van traveled the world to decidedly graceful landscapes — the ethereal Alaskan coast, the frigid Norwegian fjords, and his seaside hometown in California. With a beautiful name like WATERS, it's difficult to grasp how such a harsh sound comes out of solitary travels to exquisite coastal settings. Unlike the graceful flow of rushing rivers and crashing waves, WATERS remained detached throughout its first show at Brick & Mortar. Despite the attempt to connect with nature and music, Van just seemed out of place.
Didn't attend the show you wrote the review on, nor am I familiar with this musician, so I won't comment on that show. All I can tell you is if you want to hear the best music you'll hear in a long long time live (and at the Brick & Mortar) then go see Stu Allen and the Mars Hotel at the Brick & Mortar on Feb 28 (Friday night).
The guy just might be the best rock musician in the Bay Area these days (I know, playing the "best" game is stupid when it comes to music but my point is a musician this talented with the chops he has is very rare, with one of the best vocal tones I've heard in awhile - and the musicians he plays with (which change all the time) - a keyboardist, bassist, drummer, rhythm guitarist - are also top notch).
He and Mars Hotel played there on Dec 28th and the recent New Year's Eve (2013 - 2014) which was sold out more than a day before the show (I know because I went to get tix but was too late - fortunately I caught the Dec 28th show there).
Stu Allen & Mars Hotel usually plays the Ashkenaz in Berkeley on Weds (and occasionally on Fridays or Sats at the beg of a month) but once in a while gets over to the B&M so don't pass up this chance to catch the wonderful Stu Allen & MH in SF in about 3 weeks (of course if you live in the East Bay catch him at the excellent Ashkenaz (on San Pablo Ave & Gilman in Berkeley).
I don't work for him nor know him - just a huge fan that is jacked that I don't have to go over to Berkeley to see him (though the Ashkenaz is a very excellent place to see a show with some of the nicest people and a very easy place to get to but not as easy as going to the B&M if u live in SF).
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In June 2008 a newly opened modernist glass pavilion nearly doubled the size of the McNay Art Museum.
The $33.1 million Jane & Arthur Stieren Center for Exhibitions, set amid 23 acres of gardens, has been designed by Jean Paul-Viguier.
A Paris based architect, Viguier is known for a number of acclaimed large scale projects in his country and abroad: the Parc André Citroën, the largest Park in Paris since the Second Empire; two towers in La Defense, Paris; the archeological museum at the Pond du Gard, Nimes; and the new Museum of Natural History, Toulouse.
The Stieren Center is Viguier's first museum project in the United States. It is also the first museum expansion in the U.S designed by a French architect.
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Construction Cost: 23.5 million
Total Project Cost: 33.1 million
Major Funding: Jane and Arthur Stieren, The Tobin Endowment, AT&T, The Brown Foundation and the Ewing Halsell Foundation.
Construction Timetable
Public Opening: June 7 2008
Ground Breaking: September 2006
Design Competition: 2003
Architectural Team:
Jean-Paul Viguier designed the new Jane and Arthur Stieren Center for Exhibitions with project architect Blin Trincal of Jean-Paul Viguier S.A. d'architecture. Directing the building project on behalf of the McNay are Robert Portnoff, AIA, and Antonio Dominguez of the Paratus Group of New York.
San Antonio-based Ford Powell & Carson, Inc., a multi-disciplinary design firm with deep roots in south Texas, is executive architect for the Stieren Center. Ford Powell & Carson knows the McNay well having expanded the museum in several increments between 1970 and 1982. Founder O'Neil Ford (1905-1982) dominated the architectural scene in San Antonio during the middle decades of the 20th century as an adept practitioner of regionally sensitive design.
Design Concept
Convinces that works of art are best experiences in natural light, Jean-Paul Viguier has designed a deceptively simple glass pavilion to modulate the intense light of south Texas and delight the eye.
The architect has maximized the use of glass so that it functions as a shed roof and a diaphanous ceiling, as well as a curtain wall for viewing the sculpture garden.
Viguier introduced dramatic wavelike contours into the sloping garden that roots his delicate, translucent two-story box.
Chinese Louyan Green Stone
Lase-Cut Aluminum Panels
Oil Ribbed Bronze
Low-Iron Glass
Silkscreen Laminated Lay Light Glass
White Glass
Merbau Hardwood
Tinted Pear Wood Acoustic Panels
Gross: 45, 000 sq. ft.
Gallery Space: 14, 000 sq. ft.
Public Space: 10, 000 sq. ft.
Floors: 2 levels
Glass and Steel Roof System:
A glass and steel roof system, approximately seven feet thick, modulates the flow of natural light into the galleries. Fixed louvers, automated horizontal shades, and silk screened glass panels tune the natural light as appropriate for the changing exhibitions.
A deep roof-overhang cantilevers over the façade, augmented by light-filtering shades, to protect interior galleries from direct light.
Sculpture Gallery:
A 200-foot-long gallery with a south facing glass curtain wall overlooks the new sculpture gardens and opens out onto an elevated outdoor space, The Brown Foundation Sculpture Terrace. The cantilevered roof overhang shades the gallery, supplemented by light-filtering shades.
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On the lower level of the Stieren Center's front façade, the glass courtain wall plays peek-a-boo with the grounds—opening out onto the sculpture garden, then disappearing behind a paved terrace, opening out again behind a planted slope.
From the sculpture garden, stone partitions align with the building's grid to delineate outdoor galleries and prolong the experience of the building. Meandering pathways offer views of sculpture, gardens, and the McNay's architecture, new and old. The Carol and Charles E. Foster Sculpture Promenade guides visitors to and from the Center and the parking area.
Stieren Center Room By Room
Upper Level
Tobin Exhibition Galleries:
The main expansion to the museum containing 7,500 sq. ft. of gallery space with adjustable glass roof to regulate natural light
Sculpture Gallery:
A 200-foot-long gallery with south facing glass curtain wall overlooking the new sculpture gardens
AT&T Lobby:
A light filled 1,800 sq. ft. lobby highlighted with glass bronze architectural elements and gray-green stone
Ewing Halsell Foundation Reception Gallery:
1,000 sq. ft. reception area with connecting staircase and elevators
McNay Museum Store:
1,000 sq. ft. store adjoined the Reception Gallery
Lower Level
The Elizabeth and William J. Chiego Lecture Hall:
a 226 seat lecture hall with sloped and staggered seating for lecture, performances and film presentations. Clad in pear wood acoustic panels and green and beige Arne Jacobsen upholstered seating
Garden Galleries:
Four- 750 sq. ft. galleries situated directly under the sculpture gallery
Garden Decorative Arts Gallery:
A gallery for exhibiting small-scale sculpture and decorative arts
Charles Butt Paperworks Gallery:
An enclosed gallery sheltered from natural light ideal for exhibiting works on paper
Garden Lobby:
The lobby for the Valero Learning Centers and Chiego Lecture Hall
Sculpture Gallery:
A 200-foot-long gallery with south facing glass curtain wall overlooking the new sculpture gardens
Valero Learning Centers:
Two new centers comprising 1,200 sq. ft. of space, equipped with state-of-the-art technology for video and digital presentations
Outdoor Spaces
Sculpture Gardens:
Three outdoor sculpture galleries separated by walls that are an extension of the Center's architecture into the landscape. The garden is the first of its kind in South Texas
Brown Foundation Sculpture Terrace:
Located at the west end of the Sculpture Gardens this terrace is prominently positioned off the AT&T Lobby and connects to the Sculpture Garden
The Children's Landing:
An Area sheltered by a brise soleil where groups can gather
Sculpture and Entry Promenades:
Meandering pathways running east-west through the Sculpture Gardens
Carol and Charles E. Foster Sculpture Promenade:
A wide, graduated, walkway links the new museum parking area to the AT&T Lobby
Jean-Paul Viguier
Jean Paul Viguier has played a leading role in French architecture since the early '80s as architect, urban planner, teacher, and producer of bookd on Eileen Gray, Gabriel Guévrékian, and Jean Ginsberg. Today the Viguier Atelier is known for creating dramatic yet formally rigorous skyscrapers, large-scale hospital, corporate and mixed-use complexes, cultural and urban development projects in France, China, Malaysia, Hungary and Spain.
The architect's only previous commission in the United States- downtown Chicago's tilted, prism-shaped Sofitel Water Tower (1998)- was named to the "America's 150 Best Loved Buildings" list by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) earlier this year.
Viguier is perhaps best known for designing the largest park in Paris since the Second Empire, the Parc Citroën in the 15th arrondissement. He as tapped for the assignment by Jacques Chirac, then Mayor of Paris. Other well known projects include two of the most visible towers in the La Défense district of Paris, glass and steel mediatheque across from the Reims Cathedral, and the French Pavilion for the World Fair in Seville in 1992, which became the exposition's most frequented pavilion.
While the Stieren Center for exhibitions is Viguier's first museum in the U.S., the archeological museum he designed on the site on the Pont du Gard in Nimes, one of the projects classified as "Grands Travaux" by Giscard d' Estaing (1974-1981), the president of France, has received numerous awards. In January 2008, his much awaited Museum on Natural History opened in Toulouse.
Most recently, Jean-Paul Viguier has received many honors. He has been named a Chevalier de l'Odre National du Merite, and an Officer de 'Odre des Artes et Lettres. He has served as president of the Académe d' Architecture. In 1999, he received the Business Week award from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for the headquarted he designed for Astra-Zeneca, a Swedish pharmaceutical company, in the Reuil-Malmaison subiurb of Paris. Appointed Honorary Fellow of the American Institute of Architects (FAIA) in 2001, Viguier received the prestigious 2003 Best New Building in Chicago award, given by the Friends of Downtown Chicago and AIA for his highly acclaimed design of th Accor Sofitel Tower Hotel.
Qualified and the Beaux-Arts school in Paris in 1970, Jean-Paul Viguier attended Harvard University on an Arthur Sachs Fellowship, graduating in 1973 as a Master of City Planning and Urban Design. In his early years as an architect, he worked with John de Monchaux on the Milton Keynes New Town project in England, joined the advisory group of the review Urbanisime, where he stayed eight years and wrote extensively on urban architecture. As well as creating a collection of books on modernism, he created and fondly remembered well receive video on new architecture entitled "Metope."
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An addendum to this should be that we resist what we each and all define as injustice, unfairness, and tyranny. The definition of these things are objectively subjective, which is how we get differences of opinion and belief. However, there are some things that are common to us all, and one has to wonder at the definitions of some other people, as to whether or not their definitions match up with what the collective actually is feeling.
For example, conservatives and Libertarians can be living in absolute poverty, and think it unfair that richer people be taxed more to help raise them out of poverty. Economically, it's impossible to lift oneself up by your own bootstraps alone, without someone providing you boots to do so. You can't get something from nothing, and that's what some conservatives and Libertarians have. So, not only are they incorrect about how the economy works, but they're also advocating policy that many more of us would find unjust and unfair when phrased explicitly and honestly to the public. You can change people's stated opinions through manipulation of the question phrases. However, you usually can't and don't change the deep, complicated sentiments that most people have without having some kind of "aha" moment that is endogenous to themselves. Enlightenment is not a gift that can be given. It has to be produced from within you based on your actions, attitudes, behaviors, and experiences.
Therefore, it is primarily through this confusion of fact and manipulation of phrasing, ignorance, and plain callousness that we get differing opinions as to what fair is in many cases. Some variety is ok. However, the extremes of difference that we're experiencing do not reflect the common reality in which we are living. The actual consequences that are realized from the conservative and Libertarian approach would not be supported by the majority opinion (when asked honestly and explicitly) because most of us have a different and more accurate understanding of fairness. Quite frankly, I don't know how it is that we spend so much time caught up with individuals who don't know, don't care to know, and refuse to accept the common reality around them for the sake of a presupposed, manufactured and highly inaccurate perception of the world, with the unworkable and unjust opinions and conclusions that follow from their distorted view of the world. It's time that we ideologically ditch all ideologies, ideologues, and people whose opinions don't match the common reality; people who refuse to accept the common reality, even when it is clearly presented to them. They will get us killed, in the long term, because they are like bats who do not have properly functioning echo location senses. They will fly us all into trees, into water, into the ground, or into some hungry predator's mouth, because they've presupposed the reality and are dug into those presuppositions, rather than attentive to the reality itself that is around them.
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Joining Renteria will be first baseman Albert Pujols and third baseman Scott Rolen, both of whom were starters last year as well -- though Pujols made the team as an outfielder. Rolen was the leading vote-getter in the National League with 3,187,710, marking the second straight year that a Cardinal has earned that designation. Last year it was Pujols, who made a huge late push and was also the leading online vote-getter.
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"I'm glad I'm not an outfielder," he quipped, referring to the NL's superstar trio of starters Sammy Sosa, Barry Bonds and Ken Griffey Jr. "I think that had a lot to do with it."
Pujols (2,649,013 votes) will be appearing in his third All-Star Game, but last season marked his first start. Rolen will be making his third appearance, and his third consecutive start.
"To be voted in by the fans is a big honor," said Rolen. "To have Edgar and Albert, three of the four infielders voted into the starting lineup, it's a tribute to the fans here in St. Louis who care so much about putting their guys on the field."
Five Cardinals were All-Stars in 2003, but Jim Edmonds and Woody Williams have both had slower starts than they did last season. The last time no Cardinals pitcher made the All-Star Game was 1998, when Mark McGwire was the club's lone representative. Several Cardinals were disappointed that Chris Carpenter, who has emerged as the team's ace, was not named to the squad.
Rolen and Pujols held comfortable leads at their positions for much of the balloting, but Renteria traded the top spot at shortstop with Everett several times. In the end, Renteria won by over 200,000 votes and Everett did not even make the team as a reserve. Pittsburgh's Jack Wilson was named the backup to Renteria.
Second baseman Tony Womack finished a distant second to Jeff Kent, while Mike Matheny (third place among catchers) and Jim Edmonds (sixth among outfielders) also made respectable showings.
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Renteria got off to a slow start this season, but has been torrid lately, bringing his average and OBP up by 30 points each in the past three-plus weeks. He's generally considered the NL's best all-around shortstop, with a pair of Gold Gloves to go along with his offensive accomplishments.
"[It's] more gratifying" to make it in a difficult season, Renteria said. "I thank the fans that voted for me. I appreciate it."
The last time one team had three of the four infield starters voted in by fans was 1982, when the Phillies sent first baseman Pete Rose, second baseman Manny Trillo and third baseman Mike Schmidt to the Midsummer Classic.
"They deserve it," said Pujols. "The season Scott is having, he's the MVP of the National League. Edgar Renteria is starting to swing the bat well and take the pressure off his shoulders."
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Elton John has officially been named Matt Bissonette as his new bassist. Bissonette, who joined the band through Elton's longtime guitarist and bandleader Davey Johnstone, replaces Elton's bassist of 20 years, Bob Birch, who died on August 15th at age 56 of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Bissonette spoke of replacing his friend in the Elton band, saying, "You can never take a guy like Bob Birch's place in a band. I would love to honor Bob on this Elton tour and while playing all these great songs remember how great he was, as a bass player and all-round musician. But it's ten times more important to remember what a fantastic human he was, and is. Here's to you Bob."
Over the years, Bissonette -- who's brother Gregg has drummed with Ringo Starr for the better part of the decade -- has also performed with Ringo, Don Henley, Rick Springfield, Gino Vanelli, Sheena Easton, A-ha, Christopher Cross, Brian Wilson, the Captain & Tenille, David Lee Roth, Joe Satriani, Julian Lennon, Steve Perry, and Peter Frampton. As a studio player, Bissonette was featured on the themes to such TV shows as Friends, Just Shoot Me!, and The Tracey Ullman Show, among others. (Vintage Vinyl News)
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Art Garfunkel is back in touring mode after being sidelined by vocal paralysis for two years. His latest compilation -- The Singer -- features a career spanning collection of tracks from his Simon & Garfunkel days up through the present. He spoke about getting the credit he deserves for his vocals, telling NPR, "Sometimes I look at Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison -- artists that win their respect after years and decades of hanging in, and then you finally say, 'Well, this is a devoted guy. Joe Cocker is a musician through the ages.' I wondered if I was being seen that way. I know I'm half of Simon & Garfunkel. . . but I wanted to be a virtuoso singer. I wanted to be a singer in the same way that Bill Evans is a piano player, (where) the instrument that you play has a chance to stretch out and be very good. My instrument is the vocal, and it's tough to name many singers who are treating their vocals as a virtuoso instrument. But I want people to go from song to song and listen. . . and end up going, 'The singer can sing.'"
Art Garfunkel admitted to us that after years of being humble about his talents and accomplishments, he's finally reached the point of being comfortable being up front about them: "I am that sound that we know of the last 40 years. Y'know how I look at it? I'm proud of being a really good singer. I want to get that fact up front more than ever. I'm overdue for my straight-out praise. Who does these songs better? I don't want to wait to die before they go, 'Y'know, he wasn't a good singer, he was a very good singer.'"
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The Friends of the Kernersville Library Noon Book Club will begin their 2013-2014 season on Thursday, September 5th; 12:00 noon-1:00 pm in the Paddison Room of the library. The public is encouraged to attend whether you've read the book or not. No registration is required. The meetings will be held from September –November and January- May on the first Thursday of the month.
September 5, 2013- Michele Gillespie, Wake Forest University Professor of History, will speak about her book Katharine and R. J. Reynolds: Partners of Fortune in the Making of the New South.
October 3, 2013- Patty Jo Sawvel, local freelance writer and author of Under the Influence: The Town that Listened to its Kids will speak.
November 7, 2013- Anne Clinard Barnhill will speak about her book, At the Mercy of the Queen: A Novel of Ann Boleyn. Don't miss this dynamic speaker or her period costumes!
January 2, 2014- Emily Dreshfield, librarian for Main St. UMC, will lead our discussion of The Light Between Oceans by M. L. Stedman.
February 6, 2014- Open Sharing. We will discuss books that you are currently reading. Shirley O'Brien will facilitate this session.
March 13, 2014- Christopher Yarbrough, author of In Summons to the Past, will speak. The historical crime novel is based on the unsolved 1942 murder of George Kemp, a policeman in Thomasville.
April 3, 2014- Alice Sink, will speak about her writing at this month's meeting. She is the author of over 20 books including Wicked Winston-Salem and Growing up in the Piedmont Triad : boomer memories from Krispy Kreme to Coca-Cola Parties. Ms. Sink is a former instructor of creative writing at High Point University.
May 1, 2014- Bill Cissna, local playwright and novelist, will speak about his latest book, A Simple Murder.
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It's the #1 movie of the summer, and Guardians is shockingly on track to become the #1 superhero movie of the year, beating out Spider-Man 2, X-Men: Days of Futurepast, and even Disney Marvel's own Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
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Love how this articulates why I loved this movie, so much better than I could.
Karen du Toit's curator insight, August 14, 2:15 AM
Great to take note of in libraries/archives as well! Can;t just use single platforms!
Nicko Gibson's curator insight, August 7, 11:17 AM
Important to know for every kind of independent artist as well, but the millennials are not really watching much TV


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Freeman 2012 Beast mode stats:4350 passing yards380 rushing yards29 TDs14 IntsCompletion percentage over 65
If he has maintained his muscle and only lost fat, which it appears he has, then I don't see why it would effect his ability to shake off would be tacklers. He should be just as strong as before but with more quickness, agility, flexibility, and stamina. Cam certainly isn't fat, but he didn't have any problems shaking off defenders last year.
He looks like Cam Newton instead of Ben Rapistberger.
Need some manning up 'round here.
Illuminator is a good poster. He sticks to his guns and makes good points. Some don\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t like that.


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Rockfish – U.S. and Canadian Pacific, Bottom Trawl
There are over 60 species of Rockfish found along the U.S. and Canadian Pacific coasts, and many are important in commercial and recreational fisheries. Most Rockfish are long-lived, late to mature, and slow growing, which makes them especially vulnerable to fishing pressure.
Some Rockfish species are overfished and the status of many others is unknown because of a lack of available information. Recovery plans introduced since the late 1990s are slowly helping vulnerable Rockfish populations increase, but full recovery for the most depleted and slow-growing species is not expected for many decades.
Most Rockfish caught with destructive bottom trawls are rated red.
The Marine Stewardship Council recently certified four U.S. West Coast Rockfish species as sustainable - Chilipepper, Splitnose, Widow & Yellowtail Rockfish. These species are excluded from this red rating.
Full Seafood Watch species report here.
This fish may have moderately high levels of mercury that could pose a health risk to adults and children. More info here about mercury in rockfish. Check out our mercury in seafood section.


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It's getting to be the time of year where the weather up north starts to get cold, with snow and chilling winds as the norm. But here in Hilton Head the weather is mild year round with the average high between 60 and 72 November through February. In fact, you can check our website home page any time of year for the current temperature and see our Hilton Head weather chart for average highs year round.
With sunny days so tempting, we have lots of folks who like to come spend a month or more with us in the winter, and to cater to these loyal guests, we offer a variety of fun options to keep them busy at our Hilton Head beach resort.
Our Monthly Stay and Sports Membership is great for active individuals who love to enjoy the great outdoors. It includes resort accommodations for 30 days in a Hilton Head vacation home or villa, unlimited golf on our three legendary Hilton Head golf courses and bike rentals throughout your stay, two two-hour kayak rentals to enjoy our calm 11-mile lagoon system, two hours of tennis court time daily and the best rates on all other activities at the resort. Plan to burn a few calories with this monthly sports membership!
Golf aficionados will love our Monthly Golf Membership that gives you a 30-day unlimited golf pass to our three championship courses. You also receive discounts at our Hilton Head golf pro shops, golf grills and range. Imagine how much your golf game will improve with so much practice!
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Outdoor enthusiasts may enjoy a weekly – or even yearly -- kayak or canoe rental from Hilton Head Outfitters. Yearly members pay $199 for one person for unlimited use of the store's standard kayaks and canoes in the Palmetto Dunes inland lagoon system, as well as receive half off for a second person and 10% off all other rental equipment. Monthly bike passes are also available for $59.99 for exploring the more than 50 miles of paved Hilton Head bike paths.
Which monthly sports membership is ideal for you? Call our vacation planners today to schedule your chance to get out of the cold and into the bright Hilton Head sun this winter!Â