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The Indianapolis Colts used the final preseason game to allow future backups on the regular season roster, and future practice squad players, to identify themselves through their performances. Each of the new, young players stepped onto the field at Lucas Oil Stadium Thursday night with all of the training and development the Colts coaching staff could impart over the course of three long summer months.
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Defensive Tackle: Antonio Johnson, Daniel Muir, Fili Moala, Mitch King, Eric Foster
The Colts are in a very strange position along the defensive line this season. The fact is, every player who has taken time at defensive tackle has something to offer. The players who received the most work and have the most experience in the Colts system at defensive tackle are the ones listed above. Ricardo Mathews played a fantastic game against the Bengals but had been otherwise quiet throughout the preseason. He surely earned himself a spot on the practice squad through his effort last night, but handing him a roster spot for his work against third string offensive linemen might be a stretch. Marlon Favorite, likewise, promises some depth behind Antonio Johnson at nose tackle. The issue is, Daniel Muir can move over to nose if he needs to and the Colts are stacked with players capable of playing the under tackle position.
Defensive End: Dwight Freeney, Robert Mathis, Jerry Hughes, John Chick, Ervin Baldwin
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Linebacker: Gary Brackett, Clint Session, Philip Wheeler, Pat Angerer, Ramon Humber, Cody Glenn, Kavell Conner
Rookie Pat Angerer looks like the real deal. He led the team with 35 defensive tackles, which was 16 more tackles than any other defender, and added solid special teams coverage, though he tallied only one coverage tackle. Ramon Humber was everywhere against the Bengals. Kavell Conner gathered 11 defensive tackles, including two tackles for a loss, and three total special teams stops. Cody Glenn showed potential last year as a short-yardage back, on special teams coverage units, and has also flashed potential on defense this preseason. Glenn gathered seven defensive tackles, including one tackle for a loss.
Cornerback: Jerraud Powers, Kelvin Hayden, Jacob Lacey, Deshea Townsend, Brandon King, Ray Fisher
Following widespread panic over the position leading into the summer, the Colts have managed to put together a solid group of cornerbacks. Jerraud Powers, Kelvin Hayden, and Jacob Lacey should develop into the best starting three corner rotation the Colts have had in years. Deshea Townsend is a 13-year veteran who brings some savvy and experience to the position, who should help young players Brandon King and Ray Fisher come along. Brandon King looked like a solid zone corner, eager to come up and help against the run, and not afraid of initiating contact. His 15 tackles were good for third best on the team for the preseason, and he added two tackles for a loss blowing up outside runs and screen plays. Fisher has been the most productive kick returner on the team, by average, aided by a 58-yard return late against the Packers. He also sticks receivers hard and played solid as a gunner on punt coverage units, gathering two stops on returns. Fisher's eight tackles and a forced fumble on defense show enough potential to keep him around.
Safety: Bob Sanders, Antoine Bethea, Melvin Bullitt, Mike Newton
Even without considering who the fourth safety will be on the Colts roster, this team has the most talented safety rotation in all of football. ESPN announcer and former head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jon Gruden mentioned in the Green Bay game that Bob Sanders and Antoine Bethea represent the best one-two punch at safety in the NFL. The separation between the Colts and the rest of the league gets even wider when Bullitt is thrown into the mix. Of all the safeties who attempted to lock down a spot on the roster, it appears Mike Newton may be the front runner. That said, it has been rumored that the Colts may consider signing a veteran safety following cuts, not unlike they did in 2009 — when they grabbed Aaron Francisco after the Arizona Cardinals let him go.
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Storms, however, said that while the recent change would have to be picked up by developers, and IT administrators should be aware of them, end users could simply ignore the noise. "Developers need to know this," Storms said, "but end users should just have auto-updates turned on."
"At some point, it will be nice if [the updates] were numbered in a more human-readable format," Storms added.
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---- — ANDERSON -- Saws and trees, rather than pen and paper, weren't really what The Crossing Educational Center students were expecting during their first week of classes. But that's exactly what some of them got.
A group of about 25, including visiting students from The Crossing campuses in Elkhart and South Bend, headed out to New Purpose Ministry, 2404 Dewey St., Wednesday to cut down unwanted trees on the property.
While they were at it, they picked up trash and took requests to cut down "a number of trees" in the neighborhood, said Tamie Tatum, who works on community development for The Crossing, Anderson Community Schools' new alternative school partner.
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Manuel hadn't really thought about participating in community service before. Now that he has, he would like to do more hands-on projects.
It's not easy work, he added, but he'd like to help clean up the city's neighborhoods.
And he wants more teens to get involved, so that residents see youth out in the community and "know kids our age are not just bad."
Stith said he's helped people do tasks such as cleaning out their garages, but he had done nothing like the first week's community project.
"It's important to help the community look better," Stith said, "and it helps you be a better person."
Now Stith wants to get out and do more. He said he'd like The Crossing to do a project every week, perhaps working with the homeless, handing out food and going to nursing homes.
Instructor Jeremy Bechtel said the center hopes to "spark" an interest in community service among the students.
"We try to tie everything back to our core values," he said. "We feel it's important to empower our students and get them out into the community."
The Crossing serves high school students who haven't thrived in a traditional school setting. The school staff aims to give such students "a new perspective on things," Bechtel added.
In addition to helping clean up the community, the students got the chance to interact with other teens who have similar backgrounds.
"They laughed with us, and we laughed with them," Manuel said.
Since Wednesday, Tatum said, The Crossing has received requests from residents to help with projects. The center is still seeking community partnerships.
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I think the biggest draw will be the pool. Auciello said the hotel's existing indoor pool area will be completely renovated for Envy to offer swim lessons for kids and adults and classes like Aqua Zumba. He showed me where he plans to place indoor cabanas around the perimeter.
I can already envision myself lounging by the pool in the middle of January while my kids have swim lessons.
Membership rates have not been finalized, but because he is a veteran, Auciello promises his club will offer discounts to any serviceman or veteran. Any city employee will also receive discounts, he said, and guests of the Comfort Inn will be able to use the facility for free during their stay.
So long, O'Sullivan's
I was sad to learn through Facebook last week that PJ O'Sullivan's had closed. Since you can not believe everything you read on the Internet (unless it's on UnionLeader.com, of course), I stopped by the South Willow Street establishment around noon on Saturday to see if the rumors were true. I found a handwritten note taped to the door that read, "PJ's is closed....thank you for a great 19 years."
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So, what are you reading this summer? May I suggest something local? Several local authors have recently released fiction for all interests – romance, zombies, and even giant, carnivorous insects.
Dr. Kurt D. Springs, a Trinity High graduate who now teaches archeology and anthropology at Manchester Community College, has recently published his first book, "Price of Vengeance," which features the giant bugs I referred to earlier. The description at www.kurtsprings.com, said the story takes place 1,000 years in the future during an interstellar war between the Galactic Alliance and the Rebellion. "Price of Vengeance" sounds perfect for "Star Wars" fans, and is the first in Springs' Dreamscape Warrior series. You can find links to buy a paperback or e-book edition at the author's website or you can pick up a copy and meet Springs yourself at his upcoming book signing at Barnes & Noble on South Willow Street, Saturday, July 26, from 1 to 3 p.m.
Tara Marie Bilodeau's first book imagines what would happen if zombies invaded Manchester one sunny Fourth of July.
The e-book is self-published through Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing program, and I was able to read the first couple chapters for free online.
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An evening outdoor marionette show is planned at the Manchester City Library on Thursday. Dan Grady and his Marvelous Marionettes will appear in a fast-paced, stringed puppet production beginning at 6:15 p.m. In the event of rain, the show will be held in the library's auditorium.
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Mesa is in line to get a light-rail ride into downtown. Now it's up to the City Council to hop on.
A two-year Metro study required to seek federal funds for extending mass transit east from the Sycamore Transit Center concludes that light rail should run down Main Street to Mesa Drive - through the heart of downtown.
Mesa is in line to get a light-rail ride into downtown. Now it's up to the City Council to hop on.
A two-year Metro study required to seek federal funds for extending mass transit east from the Sycamore Transit Center concludes that light rail should run down Main Street to Mesa Drive - through the heart of downtown.
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The 2.7-mile extension would have four rail stations and a park-and-ride lot. Mesa wouldn't pay a dime for the capital costs associated with the project.
Money would come from federal transit dollars and the 2004 voter-approved Proposition 400 half-cent sales tax revenue.
The extension is estimated to cost up to $184 million, $10 million under Metro's budgeted cost for the project. Mesa would only have to pay if construction costs exceed the budget. Construction is targeted to begin May 2012 and end late 2014. Trains would be running in 2015.
Thursday marked the first time the City Council heard the recommendation details. A council decision is expected May 18.
"The critical action is the Mesa council," Metro's Corridor Planning Manager Marc Soronson said.
Following that, the Metro board and the Maricopa Association of Governments have to sign off on the plan and apply for federal funding from the Federal Transit Administration.
The council didn't express major concerns Thursday. Council members, in fact, wanted more.
"Why aren't we viewing Power Road and further east as a high-capacity transit corridor now?" Councilman Dave Richins asked.
The Mesa segment has proven a success already, with the Sycamore station the busiest park-and-ride lot, notching up 11 percent of Metro's total boardings. Travel forecasting estimates show plenty of demand at Sycamore from the east side, Soronson said.
The study's ideal recommendation is for light rail to go all the way to Gilbert Road, viewed as the east-west Mesa boundary line, with better park-and-ride space availability, easy freeway access and potential to get more riders another two miles east.
But that's an extra $150 million cost, for which there's no money, noted Mesa's deputy transportation director Mike James.
Soronson described Mesa Drive as a "temporary end of line."
Why Main Street?
A potential hurdle from the city's end could be concerns from downtown business owners, some of whom had opposed the suggestions of digging up Main Street.
But the cost-effectiveness study explored bus and light-rail options along Main Street, First Avenue and First Street eastbound from Sycamore, where the initial 20-mile line ends. Key factors favor Main Street.
Costs would exceed the budget if light rail were to be diverted through First Avenue or First Street. It would be up to $19 million more than the highest anticipated cost along the Main Street corridor.
Main Street rail also carries the highest projected ridership, at 4,300 daily.
There would be no need to use eminent domain, unlike the other two options, and no major utility lines would need to be moved, Soronson said.
While a bus service extension would be far less expensive, in the long run, capital costs catch up, he said.
The Downtown Mesa Association, which has not taken an official position, seems more open to the proposal, based on the study results. Association President Tom Verploegen views light rail through downtown as a "boon."
He recalled the time Main Street was once the city's main thoroughfare, before the U.S. 60 shifted business two miles south.
"All said and done, light rail will be a mass transit regional arterial back to Main Street," Verploegen said. To minimize disruption for businesses, Metro plans to focus on the area east of Country Club Drive in the lean summer months.
To downtown's advantage, there's plenty of parking behind the businesses, a parking garage and alley access, Verploegen said. The next critical discussion from the association's perspective is whether to have one lane in each direction or two for other vehicles.
Also, business operators question how to keep businesses accessible during construction, maintain adequate parking and retain sidewalks and $14 million in improvements from the last time downtown was dug up in the late 1990s.
"That will be the key next - the how," Verploegen said.
From an economic development standpoint, Mayor Scott Smith said he had come into this discussion favoring First Avenue over Main Street, but looking at the arguments in favor, it's not hard to see why "this would make sense."
Smith said it seemed like there was a stronger sentiment against light rail on Main Street a year ago.
"When this discussion first started, light rail was a rendering on paper. As it physically became a reality, people had a much better feel for the operations and how it flows down the street, and that's changed their attitude," Smith said.
The mayor said Mesa lags Phoenix and Tempe in transit-oriented mixed-use development along the light-rail line, but this could be the push it needed.
Once the extension is done, Mesa would spend about $4.5 million annually on operation and maintenance costs, according to James.
Smith said he hoped that with increased economic activity, light rail would pay for itself through the ancillary development.
"There's still people who feel it's not a good investment, but I think long term it will pay off in many ways," Smith said.
The reaction from downtown business owners is one of caution, and hope.
Omar de la Cruz, who owns Mangos Mexican Cafe and de la Cruz Bistro near the Mesa Arts Center, said he's all for it.
"We need traffic through here - the exposure we'll get and for the arts center would be great," he said.
Darren Ellis, general manager at Landmark restaurant, said while they're not happy about the construction, "we're bracing for it to happen."
"If it sparks more people to stop by our intersection, I think it would help add more business," Ellis said. He added that even the Sycamore line has helped generate some business for the restaurant.
But Mike Riley, who owns The Book Gallery in Mesa, said his primary concern is that the downtown merchants have already been through many years of construction.
"If they do decide to put light rail through there, then the merchants' primary interest would be how long would we be down," Riley said. "There's only so much you can absorb during construction."
James said Mesa is planning for future light-rail operating costs in large part from its savings on the bus routes the city pays for, but won't have to, once Proposition 400 money allocated for those routes kicks in.
Although the slumping economy is creating less tax revenue for financing regional transit projects, Mesa and Metro are unconcerned with potential funding difficulties.
The Central Mesa Corridor is high on Metro's list of expansion lines, so officials said it is safe despite the shrinking pool of money. Scaled back or not built at all would be the projects slated for later years, such as a line running west from downtown Phoenix on Interstate 10 and a route to north Phoenix along state Route 51.
Metro's director of finance, John McCormack, said revenues for Metro through 2026 are forecast to fall $438 million short of expectations. That's because of lower sales tax collections, which pay for Proposition 400 monies, Metro's revenue source. And, McCormack added, the impact is far greater than that because "for every dollar lost, you lose a federal dollar" in matching funds.
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ARLINGTON, TX - MAY 20: Pitching coach Mike Maddux #31 of the Texas Rangers and catcher Robinson Chirinos #61 meet with starting pitcher Colby Lewis #48 of the Texas Rangers during the fourth inning of a baseball game against the Seattle Mariners at Globe Life Park in Arlington on May 20, 2014 in Arlington, Texas. Seattle won 6-2. (Photo by Brandon Wade/Getty Images)
Colby Lewis was riding a streak of two straight quality starts and a start before those that narrowly missed qualifying for a quality start — minimum of six innings pitched, maximum of three earned runs.
For some reason, I don't think 13 runs allowed in 2 1/3 innings qualifies.
That's what Lewis allowed on Thursday night, as it took less than 10 minutes for the Angels to jump out to a 4-0 lead in the first inning en route to a blowout 15-6 victory.
Lewis became the first Rangers pitcher to allow 13 runs in a game, besting Charlie Hough and John Burkett, who each allowed 12. Granted, Lewis didn't get a lot of help from his defense behind, most notably a dropped sac fly by Alex Rios, but he wasn't good either, leaving way too many pitches over the plate and allowing the Angels' hitters to tee off on him for the entirety of his outing.
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From the sound of it, neither actor really enjoyed being a caveman thanks to feathery wigs that just never stay out of your lunch (welcome to the fun of long hair, boys!), and the close encounters with bodily excrement. When asked what time period they'd like to return to, both opted for eras of a little more refinement:
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Black: Come on, the Renaissance! Haven't you ever been to the Renaissance fair? Don't you wish that was real life? A little mead, a little roast ...
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Fourteen high schoolers and five adults from Union Congregational Church boarded a plane two days after school let out for the summer to bring a Vacation Bible School type experience to 100 Navajo children living in Sawmill, Arizona.
This reservation is one of the poorest communities in the United States with 56 percent of its residents living below the poverty line.
The group had met throughout the spring to plan the curriculum of activities, games, crafts, story telling, and music that would shape the experience. Upon arrival in Sawmill, they set about canvassing the homes, inviting children to attend. It was mostly a door-to-door campaign as the town is very small with only two storefronts.
The next day they headed out with four minivans and collected 66 children for the first day of Peace Camp. By day four, word had spread through the community and 100 children climbed into the vans headed to camp. Energy levels were high for both attendees and the group of teens and adults running the program.
Although seemingly from two different worlds the joy and love shared between the group is just what Peace Camp was meant to be about. Union Congregational Church will run Peace Camp in Montclair from July 30 to August 3. Visit the church's website for more information or call 974-744-7424.


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The Arabic is really preposterous...
I add my voice to CK's request.
Please delete all of hindi's added sentences.
Oh, I just now saw the Hebrew...
A disaster, to say the least...
Why not leave them to be corrected, e.g. with a corresponding tag? A good Tatoeba exercise))
No, shanghainese, I'm absolutely against that in this case.
When you post a sentence with the @NNC tag, it usually means that you know what you are writing, but you are not sure whether the grammar or vocabulary is 100 percent correct.
In this particular case the person who posted all these sentences, hindi, didn't know the languages at all; this can easily be seen from the lack of grammatical coherence in a few of the languages that I checked in this thread (at least in Hebrew and Arabic - but I saw mistakes in other languages too). The sentences must be altogether deleted.
I forgot to add that the variants I examined seem like a machine translation.
Furthermore, this is an exceptionally tricky sentence for translation, so I guess some of the variants seem quite odd after going through the filter of a machine translation.
yep I actually I was busy in a plane to China :) Hindi seems like a boracasli fake account, i will delete them all :)
If you take the Indonesian, for instance, you will see there the word "Rumor"- as the translation engine used by hindi didn't know the word "rumor" in Indonesian... ;-)
We should get rid of most of these sentences as soon as possible. I hope sysko will soon delete them.
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Scott Zeiger, chief creative officer of Base Entertainment, is joining Cirque du Soleil to take the Canadian show producer to Broadway with a new theatrical division.
With Base Entertainment partner Brian Becker, Zeiger has steered Broadway titles such as "Phantom of the Opera," "Jersey Boys," "Rock of Ages" and "Million Dollar Quartet" to the Strip.
Zeiger will become president and managing director of Cirque du Soleil Theatrical starting March 3. Cirque's executives "appreciate the fact that there's a whole silo of the live entertainment business sort of missing from their portfolio," Zeiger said Tuesday.
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Make your break a masterpiece: Exploring fine art
A picture-perfect trip is yours for the taking thanks to a range of companies devoted to helping you explore the finest art. Kate Simon sketches out the new Grand Tours
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Kate Simon is the Travel Correspondent of The Independent and The Independent on Sunday. She was Travel Editor of The Independent on Sunday from 2005 to 2011. Kate is also the co-founder of Little Black Book Creative (www.lbbcreative.co.uk), which offers editorial services, media relations consultancy and travel-writing training.
Wednesday 15 August 2012
What's the attraction?
There's nothing new about travelling in search of cultural enrichment, a tradition that flourished with the Grand Tour. During the 17th century, it was a rite of passage for wealthy young men to do the circuit of Europe's classical and Renaissance sights. Today, cultural exploration has been democratised by mass tourism. We still enjoy much of the same art as those early tourists, but we are also able to explore subsequent movements and go beyond Europe's borders. We still employ guides to describe the art, it's just that these days they lead one of the increasingly popular package tours.
Guided tours
Art institutions are getting in on the cultural-tourism act by partnering with tour operators. The Tate and The Ultimate Travel Company (020-3582 2507; theultimatetravel company.co.uk) now offer a programme of worldwide guided tours under the name Tate Travels (tatetravels.co.uk). On "Barcelona: A Food Fiesta", art, architecture, food and wine provide the theme for a four-day tour of the Catalan capital led by guest lecturer and Spanish food aficionado Rohan Daft; it visits the church of Santa Maria, the Miró Foundation and some of Antonio Gaudí's masterpieces. Departing on 29 November, the trip costs from £1,577 per person, including flights, B&B, some meals, entrance fees and private guiding.
The Royal Academy is working with Cox & Kings (0845 527 8167; coxandkings.co.uk). Its tour "Albania and Macedonia: Cradle of the Balkans", 20-29 September, led by Islamic expert William Taylor, costs from £1,440 per person, including flights, transfers and accommodation.
And an expert from The National Gallery will lead "The Venice of Canaletto" seven-day tour on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express (0845 217 0799; orient-express.com), on various dates in October. From £5,475, including transport and accommodation.
DIY art tours
Self-guided tours provide an independent alternative to following the crowd, while ensuring an in-depth experience. Ranch Rider (01509 618811; ranchrider.com) has devised an eight-night self-drive tour of Arizona titled "Art By Automobile", exploring cowboy and Native American Art; from £1,310, including flights, car hire and accommodation. "Arts, Architecture & Culture", by Inside Japan Tours (0117 370 9751; inside japantours.com), travels to Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto and includes a visit to the Ohara Museum of Art, Japan's oldest collection of Western art. From £2,990, including flights, transfers and 13 nights' accommodation.
On the trail of the greats
The 150th anniversary of the birth of Gustav Klimt is celebrated in two new day tours in Vienna offered by Regent Holidays (0117 921 1711; regent-holidays.co.uk), both including entry to the Klimt exhibition in Belvedere Palace. A three-night break in the city costs from £340, including flights and accommodation.
Devise your own Frida Kahlo trail in Mexico City, exploring Coyoacá*, where she was born, and visiting the Museo Frida Kahlo (00 52 55 5554 5999; museofridakahlo.org.mx; MXN$75/£3.60). BA (0844 493 0787; ba.com) has four-night Mexico City breaks from £999.
Sketch and the city
Russia's most beautiful city, St Petersburg, is an alluring destination for an escape next month, or in May next year, organised by the cultural specialist, Martin Randall Travel (020-8742 3355; martinrandall.com). The four-day trip costs £3,320 including BA flights from Heathrow, hotel with breakfast, most dinners, and a lecturer – Dr Alexey Makhrov – an outstanding Russian art historian who can unlock some of the greatest collections on earth. (See 48 hours in St Petersburg in The Independent Traveller next Saturday, 18 August.) In South Africa, One&Only Cape Town (00 27 21 431 5888; oneandonlyresorts.com; from 4,070 rand/£352 B&B) offers expert-led trips, with "The Galleries Art Tour", visiting the Irma Stern Museum among others. From 3,250 rand (£254) for a half day.
Picasso's France and Spain
Visit Picasso's home city of Malaga, now the site of the Museo Picasso (00 34 902 44 33 77; museopicassomalaga.org). The Museu Picasso de Barcelona (00 34 93 256 30 00; museupicasso.bcn.cat/en) is another tribute to the artist, who lived in the city. Make a pilgrimage to the Basque town of Guernica, captured in his work of the same name. Finding fame, he moved to the south of France. One of his properties, Château de Vauvenargues, is the site of his grave (00 33 4 42 52 88 32; museegranet-aixenprovence.fr).
Who said that?
"In a secularising world, art has replaced religion as a touchstone of our reverence and devotion." Alain de Botton, author, broadcaster and philosopher
"Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable." George Bernard Shaw, author and playwright
"I never can pass by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York without thinking of it not as a gallery of living portraits but as a cemetery of tax-deductible wealth." Lewis H Lapham, writer and journalist
Another pic in the wall
There are few better places to experience mural art than in San Francisco. The city is home to some fine work by Diego Rivera, the Mexican artist and one-time husband of Frida Kahlo. His first mural in America, Allegory of California, can be seen for free in the stairwell of the Pacific Stock Exchange at 155 Sansome Street (open 3pm to 5pm daily). And one of his most important works, Pan-American Unity, is on display at the Ocean Avenue Campus of the San Francisco City College, (weekdays 10am-4pm).
More mural art can be seen in Balmy Alley and Clarion Alley in the Mission District, which provided outdoor canvases for the Chicano Art Mural Movement in the 1970s. Further information is available from San Francisco Travel (001 415 391 2000; sanfrancisco.travel).
Insider information
"Head to the main art gallery of a city – and go with a plan. Often overlooked are the tours that art galleries put on. From there you might be inspired to follow up on a particular artist or theme."
Tiddy Rowan, independent art consultant and author of 'Art in the City Guides' to London and Paris (Quadrille, £9.99)
Scene it somewhere before? Giverny in France (00 33 2 3251 2821; fondation-monet.fr/uk) is the garden that inspired Monet's The Japanese Bridge. At Flatford Mill in Essex, take in the scene made famous by Constable's The Hay Wain (01245 437087; visitessex.com). Spot the difference between Margate Beach today and as recorded by Turner (01843 233000; turnercontemporary.org). Vermeer's View of Delft is also somewhat different for today's visitor to the Dutch town (00 31 70 370 57 05; holland.com). Finally, the quay in Arles, France (00 33 4 9018 4120; arlestourisme.com), is the place to capture the view of Starry Night Over the Rhone by Van Gogh.
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The housekeeping and wait staff here at KOA are students from China and Mongolia who were quite surprised to learn that Sally and I rode Mongolian horses, drank fermented mare's milk and ate boiled ...
Going to the Sun Highway... breathtaking
... sheer rock wall on one side, and sheer drop-off on the other. It appeared the lanes were made for Harleys and not Jeeps, and Cody mated with the yellow line for a portion of the way. Much of the "guard rail" were large boulders, about hubcap high or wooden railing made out of telephone poles. As one who is not awfully fond of heights or roller coasters, I had no trouble keeping my eyes on the road and so, consequently, I pulled off frequently in the ...
Day 1: Philly to Apgar Village
... 2 terminals to find out if they could get another plane to get us to our destination any sooner. We met about 15 people who were on our flight also headed for Kalispell, MT. We figured with a group of about that size that there was something that Delta could do for us. I had been on a United Airlines flight a few years back and we missed our connecting flight because of an airline problem and they had a small charter plane waiting at our next airport ...
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- Suites
- Continental Breakfast
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Bar/lounge
- Free parking