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I believe growing a beard every time the San Francisco Giants clinch a playoff berth they will go on to win the World Series.
I believe that if I wear the same red Patrick Willis football jersey, camouflage pants, red shoes and war paint I wore during the past two playoff games that the San Francisco 49ers will win the Super Bowl.
I believe in superstitions.
As long as my team wins, then I don't care if I have to wear the same smelly and unwashed undershirt or eat the same food on game days.
It's a sacrifice to show the Sports Gods that I'll do whatever it takes to help my team bring home a big, fat W.
And I'm not alone. My friends are in the same boat. Athletes in all levels of sports also have their own set of superstitions.
You've also seen the television commercials, right?
My favorite is the Niner fan who invites himself to his former apartment to watch the big game with strangers. Why? Because his lucky seat is there.
I totally understand.
Every Niner playoff game I attend I have to sit next to my brother. The one time I didn't we experienced a heartbreaking loss to the New York Giants in last year's NFC Championship.
Don't blame Kyle Williams for fumbling away a shot at the Super Bowl that year. Blame me.
Here are a few other things I HAVE to do on Super Bowl Sunday:
- Drink a Coors Light. Only one — and I have to make it last throughout the whole game. Other beverages during the game are fine. But I need that Coors Light near me.
- High-five every fellow fan — even if they are strangers — within my immediate surrounding area when anything good happens for the Niners.
- Fists closed during crucial plays — like a third down, for example.
I have more, but enough about me. Do you have any sports superstitions? Tell me in the comments section below. I've uploaded a photo of my lucky 49ers jersey and San Francisco Giants shirt. Snap a photo of your lucky charms or outfit, and upload them here (click on the "Upload Photos and Videos" button).
As the Bud Light slogan says for its superstitious commercials: "It's only weird if it doesn't work."
And here's a fact: The last time I wrote about the 49ers for Patch my team won.
Kris, you can't be serious!
I hear ya. I hear ya.
But don't mind me. I'm just going through my check list.
One superstition down, a few more to go.
The superstitious Patch Editor Kris Noceda bleeds Red & Gold and is a member of the Niner Empire, Hayward Chapter. He's endured dark seasons under past 49ers Head Coaches Dennis Erickson, Mike Nolan and Mike Singletary. He now lives life under the motto: In Harbaugh We Trust.


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Does anyone know how he's doing. He E-mailed his grass board drawings to me while he was in the Cleveland Clinic!!! When I PM ed him the end of August, he said he was dropping off the Forum for health reasons. Just thought someone may know how he is. John
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I saw Russ at our local show yesterday. He and Ms Martha are doing good. He brought Ms Martha's John Deere MT.
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Thats good to hear. I never met or talked to him in person, but anyone who responds from his hospital bed has got to be OK. John
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Glad to hear Russ was able to make it to the show with Miss Martha. Been keeping in contact with him sporadically. His presence is missed When you see him next, pass along our regards please.
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Here we go again. For the third straight winter, retail gasoline prices have accelerated.
The national average price of self-serve regular is over $3.54 a gallon, according to AAA. It's up 15 cents in a week and 25 cents in a month.
In case you've forgotten, the same thing happened in early 2011. At the time, the increase was attributed to worries in the market that political instability in Libya would lead to supply shortages.
In 2012, when prices shot up again, it was blamed on tensions with Iran over its nuclear program. The worry was that any kind of Persian Gulf dust-up would interrupt oil supplies.
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According to a consensus among industry analysts, this year's price rise is mostly to be blamed on U.S. refineries shutting down for scheduled maintenance. In other words, a completely foreseeable and, perhaps, controllable set of circumstances has caused the market to spike.
Other reasons that have been given for the sudden increase in price is optimism about economic recovery, even though the economy declined in the fourth quarter. Also, the fact that refineries, once they are operating again, will be switching over to summer-blends, which are more expensive.
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Pelican Pass House, 3 Bedrooms, Beachfront, 2 Bathrooms in Vilano Beach
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From the wide, sunny deck of our beachfront house at Pelican Pass you have a sweeping view of the ocean and sky. This sun-filled, luxurious house with new electronics and ultra-comfortable furnishings is the perfect place for your Ponte Vedra vacation! Pelican Pass is located directly on the Atlantic Ocean with a natural pristine State Park across the street. We offer ample parking, outside showers to rinse off the salt water, large southern patio and oceanside deck, beach chairs, umbrellas and toys, with a grassy front lawn and short walkover to the beach. We are currently landscaping new pictures available soon. An ideal private setting. All the rooms in the renovated cottage have ocean views and breezes. The master bedroom offers a queen bed and walk in shower. The second bath is accesable from two bedrooms, one with a queen bed one with a bunk bed and trundle bed. All bedrooms and living room have large screen TV/DVD/VCR/MP3 combos. Ceiling fans and comfort are throughout the house. Large great room with sleeper sofa and a completely modern kitchen. Designed and decorated with vacation dreams in mind come play at Pelican Pass. The cottage is completely and comfortably furnished including full kitchen and laundry facilities, beach toys, chairs, umbrellas and towels, kayak, all linens, barbeque grill, some movies, games, toys and books. There is also an I-pod sound system and wireless broadband internet free of charge. The master bedroom has a queen bed and a private bathroom with a large walk in shower. The 2nd bedroom also has a queen bed and shares a bathroom, with a tub/shower combo, with the bunk room which has a trundle set and a set of bunk beds. There is a queen sofa-sleeper and crib for your use as well. Great for family groups and friends. the separate master suite allows for privacy.
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Mar 1, 2013-May 31, 2013 $202-$350 $968-$1,495 $6,678-$7,178
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Return of the Cub Tug
Those who follow facebook have already noticed that we have finally been able to announce the return of the Buckeye Cub Tug and Ohio CubFest.
We don't have the details all worked out yet but the event will definitely be back next year. As soon as we get things worked out we will release the dates and times and other changes that will be taking place but rest assured it will be an event not to be missed!
It will be a full fledged cubfest with lots of room for projects and some of those familiar things that have always been a part of the Tug including the omelet breakfast on Saturday morning!
Stay tuned for details!!!!
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Yes!!! Great news, Darrell. Just remember the dates for RPRU 2013 in Lima. June 19-22.
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1978 International Cub
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"The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop." Edwin Conklin, biologist
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I have begun loading the trailer.
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The hurricane turned away from us and now the CubTug is back. Mr. E is certainly living right. I can't believe our good fortune.
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Great news! And, in plenty of time, for Lildog to learn to make DONUTS! Ed
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Now that Em and I are able to start travelling, this is good news. I thought the Tug was history and we would never make it. Now I see we still have a shot ... Thanks Darrell. Now all we have to do is figure out if we can make it next June
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We really appreciate the support shown! We don't have a firm date yet but it will likely be later in the year rather than earlier. Possibly August as long as we don't conflict with any other cubfests. We will advise as soon as we have things locked in.
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Great news, Mr. Darrell !!
And BR, I'm glad you finally took notice of my good behavior.
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Great news
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bigdog , carol and i just had a wonderful time at what turned out to be the last cubfest . everyone was so gracious , we will certainly participate in the next one . i'll bring my long stripe to pull ( i'll just have to post a guard so it dosent end up in randolph, virginia ). coppersmythe................................
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This is how I spend some of the long winter nights- Building saltwater fishing rods. These rods are all hand wound with thread.
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This is how I spend some of the long winter nights- Building saltwater fishing rods. These rods are all hand wound with thread.
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Very nice, not only functional but artistic as well.
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0nly salt? i'm looking for a 6'6" to 7'6" medium heavy fast or heavy extra fast for lake fishing. hint hint
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Nice work.
I spend my winters reloading(bullets), restoring surplus military rifles to there orginal condition (cleaning them up). I have all the ice fishing stuff too. I just can't see walking on the ice and seeing the water comming up thru my drilled hole in the ice while it flexes. (scary) Plus i never catch anything then iwas told most go ice fishing to drink and eat. I guess I got it wrong.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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Well winter is set in hard here in New England. To cold to work outside so it must be time to make another fishing rod. I have purchased my rob blank and the rod I will be making will be a fly rod. This will be my first fly rod I have built. 9 ft 8/9wt for fishing in the saltwater for Stripped Bass and Blue fish. These fish run 24" to up to 40" so this needs to be a strong rod. I will post some pictures as I get it going.
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Well I thought I would do a little progress report as I build. Step one is to make a handle out of cork.
The disk have been filed to fit on a threaded rod arbor for gluing and the turning.
This picture shows the handle I want to replicate. I need to glue it up and the start with the lathe to shape it.
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Keep those pictures coming.
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1978 International Cub
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1951 Farmall Super C w/FH
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I don't know about using Molson for glue. You might want to use something with a little better adhesive qualities.
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Do you think I should switch to Molsen Canadian rather than the Molsen golden. That has been bothering me for some time. Maybe on the next rod. Thanks for the input!!
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All glued up and then I put the handle in a drill press while on the arbor and sanded it down to where I wanted it. I decided to add 2 slices of cedar to add some color and break up the look of the cork.
Next step is to hone out the inside of the handle to fit the rob blank. Now I need a trip to the rod store to pick up the reel seat and some guides. It will need to wait till next week because work gets in the way some times.
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Love that handle with the cedar rings in it, very classy
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Summer Wind, Pivate Pool, Ocean View, Sleeps 8, 4 Bedrooms in St Augustine
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- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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Enjoy a tropical oasis at Summer Wind, our 2-storey house just yards from Crescent Beach. Beautifully landscaped with a heated pool and boasting a wraparound balcony, this is the perfect indoor/outdoor Florida living space for your next vacation!
Stand out on the long, wide wooden balcony and savor the panoramic views of ocean, sky, and green St. Augustine beauty! Though you're just 2 houses from the beach at Summer Wind, on a quiet cul-de-sac with a dune walkover just steps from the front door, you also are part of a neighborhood, and the landscaping is beautiful year-round.
Step indoors from the second-floor balcony and you enter the main living and dining area at Summer Wind. (There's also a family room downstairs -- great when the group has competing TV programs or activities in mind!) One entire wall is taken up by glass doors to the balcony, while comfy couches and chairs face a big flat-screen Dish TV (included all premium channels) with DVD player and satellite selection of premium channels. The kids will feel at home in here at once, sprawling out with Legos and Bionicles on the floor, while their parents admire the view, try not to nap, and perhaps enjoy frosty cocktails from the kitchen.
Speaking of the kitchen, you will love working in this remodeled room, with open cabinets, a big window over the sink, stainless-steel appliances, and dropped lighting. The cupboards are stocked with dishes, cookware, utensils, and everything you could ask for -- no running to the store for a colander or a can-opener at Summer Wind! This is a family house, with all the cookie sheets, corkscrews, and whisks that come with the territory.
In one corner of the room is a cheery breakfast table, just the right size for two or three to enjoy mid-afternoon coffee and pastries, play a quick round of gin rummy, or do a little social media updating on the laptop (you have free WiFi at Summer Wind). It's also a nice place to station a chopping board for your sous-chefs to help with dinner!
There are also 3 bedrooms upstairs: the master suite with HDTV, another great room for a couple, and the perfect space for the kids. The master suite is the jewel in Summer Wind's crown, sporting a king-sized bed, hardwood floors, glass doors leading out to the balcony, and splendid views. The en-suite bath has a walk-in shower, and houses the full-sized washer and dryer that are yours to enjoy during your stay.
The second bedroom upstairs is beautiful as well, with a queen bed and balcony access. It shares a bathroom with the third bedroom, containing one queen and one twin-sized bed. A big window overlooks beautiful scenery in this cheerful room, which is just right for children.
The fourth bedroom is downstairs, convenient for grandparents, early risers, or teenagers who want some "space." This spacious room offers a queen-sized bed and direct access to the patio. It adjoins the family room, which has plush furnishings and a big flat-screen. Summer Wind is ideal for two families traveling together, or for multi generations!
But the best part of the house isn't the house itself: it's all the outdoor spaces that make Summer Wind such a pleasure to explore. In addition to the new wraparound wooden deck on the second floor, there is a big covered patio on the first set with comfy rocking chairs and outdoor table for 8 people.
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Best of all, Crescent Beach is just a minute's walk away, with no streets to cross or traffic to contend with. Bring the whole gang to the beach and comb the shore at low tide for shells and shark's teeth; splash in the surf; count the pelicans dive-bombing in the waves; and build the sandcastle of your dreams.
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- 97 miles to Disney World
- 50 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- 55 miles to Jacksonville Airport
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
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- St Augustine Historic Town
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- Wildlife Viewing
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- Movie Theatre
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The Zhongshan Park (Chinese: 中山公园/中山公園), is a former imperial garden and now a public park that lies just southwest of the Forbidden City in the Dongcheng District of central Beijing.
Of all the gardens and parks surrounding the Forbidden City, such as the Beihai and Jingshan, Zhongshan is arguably the most centrally located of them all. The Zhongshan Park houses numerous pavilions, gardens, and imperial temples such as the Altar of Earth and Harvests or Altar of Land and Grain in some translations (Shejitan, 社稷坛), which was built in 1421 by the Yongle Emperor,[2] and it symmetrically opposite the Imperial Ancestral Temple, and is where the emperors of Ming and Qing dynasties made offerings to the gods of earth and agriculture. The altar consists of a square terrace in the centre of the park.
By 1914, the altar grounds had become a public park known as the "Central Park". That park was then further renamed in 1928 after Sun Yat-Sen (Zhongshan Park), in memory of China's first revolutionary political leader who helped bring about the first republic era in 1911, which is what the park is known as today.[3] Many parks in China during that period also took on this name (see Zhongshan Park). The Zhongshan Park includes various halls and pavilions built for the members of the imperial family, stone archways and a greenhouse which houses fresh flowers on display all year round.
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The Zhongshan Park (Chinese: 中山公园/中山公園), is a former imperial garden and now a public park that lies...
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Corner towers of the Forbidden City were established in 1420, rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)...
Overview and History
In the Stone Age, "Peking Man" lived near Beijing -- as many as 500,000 years ago. The earliest relics in China are stone tools dating to this time period. Between four and five thousand years ago there were agricultural settlements southwest of Beijing. They were the beginning of a city that would go through several name changes over the millenia.
The legendary Yellow Emperor Huang Di battled Chiyou "in the wilderness of the Zhou prefecture." Zhoulu is a town to the west of modern Beijing. The Yellow Emperor's successor, Emperor Yao, established a capital city called Youdo. Youdo became a place called Ji, and Ji was taken over by the Marquis of Yan during the period of the Warring States (475 B.C.)
Ji remained an important city for ten centuries. From China's first feudal empire through to the end of the Tang Dynasty, Ji was a strategic military center in the campaign to unite all of China.
By the end of the Tang Dynasty in 907 A.D., the Qidan army came from the north and occupied Ji. They called it Nanjing, which meant "southern capital." During this time the Liao Dynasty ruled and carried out many reconstruction projects in the city, fortifying it for greater military use.
The Nuzhen army conquered the Liao and established the Jin dynasty as of 1115 A.D., moving the city of Ji and renaming it "Zhongdu" which means "Central Capital." This meant more expansion and construction of palaces until the city spanned five kilometers across and contained an estimated one million people.
Mongolian raiders invaded Zhongdu in 1215 A.D. and renamed it Dadu. Under Kublai Khan the Yuan Dynasty took Dadu as its capital and unified China!
Since Zhongdu had been destroyed by fire in the change from Jin to Yuan dynasties, Kublai Khan took on a reconstruction project that was to expand the city into rectangular shape. It became the political center of the country with three main areas -- imperial palaces, the city walls, and the canal.
By the coming of the thirteenth century, Dadu was a world famous city which astounded Marco Polo when he arrived. In his record he writes, "You must know that it is the greatest palace that ever was..."
In 1368 Ming soldiers captured Dadu and renamed it Beiping or "Northern Peace." It went through another period of reconstruction which saw walls twelve meters high built around its perimeter, walls ten meters thick which took fifteen years to build. When they were done, Beiping became the official capital of the Ming Dynasty. With the completion of the palaces and gardens in 1420, Emperor Yongle renamed the city Beijing, "Northern Capital."
Beijing grew once more and took on a rectangular shape with two distinct sections, the Inner City (Tartar) and the Outer City (Chinese). Its city planners gave it an organized arrangement that still felt relaxed.
The Qing Dynasty came along circa 1644 A.D. and the Manchus built extended suburban gardens. These took more than a whole century to make, but when they were finished the open-air pavilions and palaces stood as a masterpiece of Chinese architecture. This was proper to show the power and refinement of traditional China, a fitting design for the capital of the empire.
The Qing Dynasty lasted until 1911 but collapsed into chaos at the hands of the Northern Warlords. Beijing suffered a lack of leadership until 1949, when the People's Liberation Army entered the city. From Tian'anmen Square in the center of the city, Chairman Mao Zedong proclaimed the foundation of the People's Republic of China, with Beijing as its capital.
Since then it has continued to expand, surpassing the nine gates of the inner city wall, beyond the seven outer gates, and into the suburbs. Beijing now takes up 750 square kilometers! The city retains its old symmetry with a central axis that runs north-south, and the Imperial Palace Museum at the center. This palace was once called the "Forbidden City" but it is now a museum open to the public.
Getting There
The Beijing Capital International Airport is located 25km northeast of the city. It is the center of China's civil aviation network and it connects to 69 cities worldwide. The airport is linked to the city by bus, taxi and Beijing Subway Airport Line.
The city government operates one bus line and private buses go and come from several hotels. The taxi stand is outside the terminal, as always, so don't ride with the drivers who harass you inside the terminal. A ride to the city center should cost about 70 RMB plus 15 RMB highway toll. You should also know that there's an airport tax of 90 RMB for international travelers. Keep your receipt!
Within the city you can choose from 67,000 GPS-equipped taxis, the bus or the metro. Half of their buses are running on natural gas now, which is a good move considering the city is adding fifty new bus routes per year. Whoa!
The metro has two routes, the Loop Line and Line One. The Loop has sixteen stations and it runs parallel to where the city wall stood in the Ming era. Line One has twenty-one stops going from the suburbs on one side all the way across to the other side. It is safe to assume that there will be more metro lines to follow as Beijing grows.
People and Culture
One of the unique sights in Beijing is a park filled with retired people doing their exercises early in the morning. Tai ch'i, QiGong, sword dancing and shadow boxing are forms of exercise and relaxation which have existed for more than two thousand years and are still popular today.
Drinking tea in a teahouse and enjoying a folk opera in an old-style theater are both popular activities in Beijing culture. Beijing has more bars and pubs than any other Chinese city (more than 400), and it's also full of antique shops, silk markets and museums.
Things to do, Recommendations
Beijing is massive and filled with interesting things to explore. For just a few examples, take a look at these:
The National Stadium (bird's nest), the Water Cube, and ruins of the Yuan Dynasty city wall.
If you like art, you have to check out the 798 Art District. It's named for Factory #798 and the district contains hundreds of galleries, bookstores and restaurants. Have fun!
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McNay Art Museum Teams Up with Earl Abel's for 2012 Summer Jazz & Lunch Series
San Antonio, TX - The McNay Art Museum is proud to announce the 2012 Summer Jazz & Lunch Series. McNay visitors may escape the summer heat inside the comfortably air-conditioned Leeper Auditorium and hear San Antonio's finest jazz bands perform. The concerts are free with museum admission, made possible by the Susan and John Kerr Music Fund, which has generously supported the series in its entirety, "We are grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Kerr for their music fund gift that allows us to bring great jazz to our community," said Colleen Kelly, the McNay's Chief Development Officer.
Food from San Antonio's Earl Abel's Restaurant will be available for purchase. "Earl Abel's is very excited to once again work with the McNay to bring food for its patrons' enjoyment during the Summer Jazz Concert & Lunch Series," said Roger Arias, owner of Earl Abel's. In 2011, the McNay and Earl Abel's teamed up for the Sleuths and Suits Film Series.
The McNay staff worked with its media partner KRTU Jazz 91.7, to select the bands and dates featured this summer:
Sunday, June 17, 12:30-3:00 pm, Leeper Auditorium
Summer Jazz Concert: Henry Brun and the International Trio
Grammy winner Henry Brun and his trio kick off the series with Latin music from Chile to Brazil on bass guitar, guitar, and percussion.
Sunday, July 29, 12:30-3:00 pm, Leeper Auditorium
Summer Jazz Concert: John Magaldi & the Primetime Jazz Orchestra
Saxophonist John Magaldi leads the Primetime Jazz Orchestra in mainstream, big band sounds.
Sunday, August 26, 12:30-3:00 pm, Leeper Auditorium
Summer Jazz Concert: Joan Carroll and Footprints-YEAR OF JAZZ CONCERT
Vocalist Joan Carroll leads a top-notch band, delivering straight-ahead jazz and bossa nova. Hear Carroll perform well-known standards and share her scat-singing improvisations.
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Built by artist and educator Marion Koogler McNay in the 1920s, the Spanish Colonial Revival residence opened as Texas's first museum of modern art in 1954. Today more than 100,000 visitors a year enjoy works by modern masters including Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh, Edward Hopper, Georgia O'Keeffe, Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, & Pierre-Auguste Renoir. In June 2008, the museum opened the 45,000-square-foot Jane and Arthur Stieren Center for Exhibitions designed by internationally renowned French architect Jean-Paul Viguier. Nearly doubling the McNay's exhibition space, the Stieren Center includes three separate outdoor sculpture galleries.
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Explore the great outdoors today and bag the biggest buck in Deer Hunter Online! All you need to play is a Facebook account and your hunter's intuition! Start your expedition by creating your custom hunter. Visit the Lodge to choose from a wide selection of rifles, shotguns, clothing, ammo, and more! With multiple hunting environments and animal types, you'll never be without a unique challenge. Don't get left in the woods! Join your friends and play Deer Hunter Online today!
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Brian Giles is entering his 14th Major League season, and his fifth full season as a right fielder with his hometown San Diego Padres. Playing in spacious Petco Park has cost him the home run production he once had, but Giles has drawn 287 walks over the last three seasons. Being one of baseball's more amusing free spirits, he has a little different take on almost everything, including baseball card collecting. Here he describes his card collecting days as a kid growing up in El Cajon, Calif., an eastern suburb of San Diego.
MLBPLAYERS.com: Did you collect baseball cards as a kid?
Giles: Remember when they used to have baseball cards on the back of Twinkie boxes and you'd cut them out? Hostess. Hostess made the mostest cards.
MLBPLAYERS.com: What were those cards like, and whom did you get?
Giles: I got a Dave Winfield one. I forget. I might have them somewhere in storage. I should. They'd be collector items.
MLBPLAYERS.com: How old were you when you started collecting?
Giles: I was 6 or 7, maybe. Your parents had to buy the Twinkies.
MLBPLAYERS.com: So Mrs. Giles didn't mind her boys being Twinkie junkies?
Giles: No, because you got baseball cards. That was part of the sell. We used to get them all the time.
MLBPLAYERS.com: Who else did you get?
Giles: Gimme some names that played with like Winfield in San Diego, because I think it was all San Diego players.
(Editor's note: Here Trevor Hoffman, another Southern California guy, wandered into the baseball card collecting conversation.)
Giles: You remember that? Remember when Twinkies and Ding Dongs -- Hostess products -- would have baseball cards on the back and you'd cut them out? I think it was just the Padres they had.
Hoffman: It was the bottom of the box. I think it was regional, so we had the Angels, Nolan (Ryan) and Bobby Grich.
Giles: Gene Richards? Did he play back then? I can't remember -- I know Winfield.
Hoffman: Fred Kendall?
MLBPLAYERS.com: Did you put cards in your bike spokes to make noise?
Giles: I wasn't big into that, making noise. I kept them in pretty good condition.
MLBPLAYERS.com: When did you first appear on a card and what was it like?
Giles: 1989, right? I want to say they did not do a very good job on it. It looked like I had fire burn all over my face. Maybe I did. Maybe I tanned too much. You never know.
MLBPLAYERS.com: Do you have a favorite card?
Giles: I don't know. There's so many of them, I really don't know. I don't know if I have a favorite.
MLBPLAYERS.com: Which one do you sign the most?
Giles: It varies year to year. You know what? Pirates cards come out a lot.
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1. Floyd moved around using his legs throughout most of the fight and is now older and tends to stay in the pocket and take more punches as a result of it.
2. Floyd is older, yeah, I know so is Marquez but inactivity by Mayweather could affect his timing and it appears to me that he is missing a lot of punches that he used to land with ease before he started taking longer breaks in between fights since getting older, plus with JMM's effective counterpunching, increased speed and power it probably wouldn't take as much to at least knock Floyd down.
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5. Confidence (not Overconfidence), well we know who's confidence is riding higher now. JMM can go into the rematch thinking to himself "I faced the man some people said that you've been ducking for years", so with this it runs in his favor but wait, Floyd does have the win over him and is undefeated, younger, taller and the P4P Champion.
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"I like to wear things that make me feel very confident, reflect my mood, and make sure that the night is a fun thing for me to do. I want to channel the vibe of pop and disco, so I like to wear sparkly things."
VIVEK PATEL and RADHIKA RANA. Age: 25 and 31. Occupation: Co-owners of Vira boutique. Residence: Burlington and Somerville.
"When I lived in New York, I worked part time in a boutique, and a lot of customers were actually from Boston — they were coming to New York to shop. We wanted to bring what they were looking for back home." -- Radhika."Boston needed more help fashion-wise. Boston has a lot of potential, but people are less likely to take risks." -- Vivek.
NICK MATHEWS. Age: 24. Occupation: Community manager of car service Uber. Residence: Allston.
"I would almost use the term 'frat casual' with the way I dress.... Really, really casual, but at the same time it can be cleaned up when it needs to, like for a charity gala or something."
MAGGIE GOLD SEELIG. Age: 38. Occupation: Real estate adviser and broker. Residence: Cambridge.
"Part of my [real estate] process is to study personal aesthetics — clothing, furniture, art. With couples, there's often a juxtaposition of taste, which can be really interesting."
JULIAN LEWIS. Age: 28. Occupation: Digital media supervisor for Hill Holliday. Residence: North End.
"When Pinterest came along, it was kind of a cool way to see what everyone else was wearing. It was cool to pick different pieces that other people wear and then bring them into my wardrobe."
Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff; MODELS: Sarah Papa/Maggies Inc. AND Christina Yencho/Bless by Bless
BLESSING MAZARURA. Age: 36. Occupation. Fashion designer for Bless by Bless (models are wearing his designs). Residence: Leather District.
"I like to call it 'street couture' because being a young designer, I get sample fabrics from stores. If you go back two weeks later, it's not there anymore."
ABIGAIL GOODMAN. Age: 36. Occupation: Independent curator. Residence: Cambridge.
Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff; PHOTO TAKEN AT SCHOOL OF THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON
"I prefer to buy one thing of better quality than 20 of lesser. And I like pieces with staying power."
PAUL HA. Age: 49. Occupation: Director of the MIT List Visual Arts Center. Residence: Brookline.
"For me it's all about a uniform. Like the other MIT people, it's about efficiency. I have a closet full of dark suits, white shirts, and black shoes. That's my uniform."
ANKICA POGORZELSKI KOLDZIC. Age: 30. Occupation: Manager of special events at the Institute of Contemporary Art. Residence: Somerville.
"It's Boston, so people dress very classically, with a twist. It's not too out there. It's never too out there, but it's always fashion forward. That's how I see myself as well."
Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff; PHOTO TAKEN AT GARDENS AT THE ELM BANK
ALEXIS KISSAM. Age: 38. Occupation: Co-owner of Isabel Harvey. Residence: Wellesley. KIMBERLY KISSAM. Age: 44. Occupation: Co-owner of Isabel Harvey. Residence: Needham.
"I'm addicted to cowboy boots. I'm going to incorporate them into almost every outfit this fall." -- Kimberly. "I love short motorcycle jackets. They look good with dresses, with jeans, with everything." -- Alexis.
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