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*************************************************************Footy game in Ft. Lauderdale for the Redbacks Saturday August 23:So far we are represented by 10 players who have committed with a definite yes and we have 13 players who have given me several versions of possible yes (some are likely to be definite yes and some apparently need a lot of nudging).We have enough now to go down and play as the Squids and Houston (and maybe New York?) will give us filler players to round out our squad if we are short but I'd rather go down there and only have Redbacks and Starfish on our team.If you are one of the maybes or if you are lurking on the list and haven't been in touch in a while, now is the time where we could really use you stepping up and supporting the team. I think it is important that we pull off a successful road trip as it will help us immensely in rebuilding this team (with St. Pete).The city of St. Pete has really embraced footy and if we do this well, the Squids will come up here and play us and we may get access to a really really nice field!!!So… get in touch soon and commit to joining us on this road trip. I can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Some details - Looks like we will be playing at Central Broward Regional Park.3700 NW 11th Place, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33313.I think the game is scheduled for 2:30 but I'd recommend coming earlier as it will be after earlier games end.Dean will be renting a van and first picking up St. Pete players (I imagine you all will work out a meeting place?)He then plans to be in Tampa at 7:30am to pick up Redbacks players – it is not definite but I think the meeting place will be near Brad's house. I will get back on this.We will then drive down to Fort Meyers – we are planning to pick up a couple of players there…. And then off to Ft. Lauderdale.If you are in Jacksonville and interested in playing let me know, I think we may have some players coming down from there and I will try to help coordinate you.We also have players coming from Orlando – again let me know and I will try to get you all coordinated.
By the way – I believe the Starfish are planning a weekday practice in St. Pete. If interested, contact Dean at firstname.lastname@example.com
Now that we have had a bit of an early summer break, let's get back to training.
Saturday at 10am at Campbell Park, St. Petersburg.
All players and prospective players and players who showed up once and disappeared and old players who played for years and disappeared are invited to come out on out for a kick!
Campbell Park is located adjacent to Tropicana Field in downtown St Petersburg.
Here are directions from USF:
Get on I-275 S in Tampa from E Fowler Ave
Follow I-275 S to 5th Ave S in St. Petersburg for 29 miles.
Take the exit toward M L King Jr St S/8th St S from I-175 E.
Take 9th St S/Dr Martin Luther King Jr St S and 7th Ave S for .7 miles.
Merge onto 5th Ave S. for .1 miles then
Turn right onto 9th St S/Dr Martin Luther King Jr St S
After 0.2 miles
Take the 3rd right onto 7th Ave S
After 0.3 miles
Take the 2nd right onto 12th St S
After 318 ft
Turn left
And Campbell park will be on the left.
Google Maps says to put 533-575 12th St S into your GPS if you are using that…??????
PS – Bring extra footys!!!
PPS - Sign up on our e-mail list to contact myself or the Starfish President.
PPPS – Let's get a good turnout – word has it that St. Pete might move us to a better field if we have a good showing… and we may have team shirts, etc…..
PPPPS – Rescheduled scratch match in Ft. Lauderdale vs. Squids on August, 23. Let me know if you can make it. If we show decently, they will come up and play us for a return trip.
Redbacks finish as 2010 Division III National Champion runner-ups - In one of our best appearances at Nationals in the history of the club, we crushed Columbus, beat North Carolina handily after a close first half, and absolutely pummeled Las Vegas. We then played in the Division III national title game against Austin. It was a hard fought battle but we were defeated 4 4 28 to 2 5 17. More details to follow when I have time.cheers,Marc
A great game on our new field. Unfortunately I have been too swamped to write a game report... however, Janni's team came from behind and won with 3 minutes left in the game.... thought our team was going to finally win one....
Saturday at 1pm - The day started with 2.5 inches of rain falling in one hour leaving the West end of the field covered in huge puddles. The North Carolina Tigers won the toss and chose to attack first on the dry East end of the field (bad choice!!!) In the opening quarter, our engine room showed the dominance that would last the entire game with Phil winning the hitouts and Janni, Cam, Tom, and Alex constantly breaking out of the pack and feeding the forwards. Besides CJ, most found the wet ball impossible to mark but NC found out that they could not get a wet ball out of their end. Florida goals resulted from great crumbing and some quick handballs to running players such as Frankie. 1st quarterFlorida Redbacks 4 1 25North Carolina Tigers 0 2 2The second quarter saw the Redbacks take their collective foot off the gas. We acted as if we had won already. Effort was low. People were not going in to get a contested ball, Tigers were allowed to roam freely. They strung together several good kicks and marks but then choked under the defensive pressure of players like Nick, Brad, Tim, Conner, Steve and Mus and kicked quite inaccurately. We also discovered it was quite difficult to get the ball out of the wet end of the field. 2nd quarterFlorida Redbacks 5 2 32North Carolina Tigers 1 5 11Halftime saw the Redbacks coaching staff getting on the players to step it back up… apparently the team listened in the 3rd quarter. Our middle players took over again and refound their primary target. The Tigers could not stay with CJ no matter what they tried – he hauled in numerous marks and kicked 3 straight goals that broke the Tigers spirit. The ball was constantly bouncing around in front of their sticks. And yes, I did kick the most pathetic goal in footy history which trickled through the posts at about .00001 miles per hour : ) Newcomer Kyle had some great possessions with his speed and elusiveness but was not able to put a kick through. 3rd quarterFlorida Redbacks 10 7 67North Carolina Tigers 1 8 14For the final quarter, the Redbacks dominated early and put 3 more goals on the board with good strong efforts from Joey, Frankie, Zach, Brad, Tony, Markham, and Jason. Kyle also took a spectacular mark which may have been the mark of the game. Near the end, the Redbacks did coast a bit and the Tigers showed some pride and kicked 3 goals of their own…FinalFlorida Redbacks 13 11 89North Carolina Tigers 4 8 32Goals:CJ -4, Frankie - 3, Janni - 2, and with one – Joey, Marc, Cam, and SteveBOG (determined by coaching staff and field officials) – Janni, CJ, Phil, Cam, Alex, Tom, Frankie, Nick, Kyle
So close… This past Saturday, the NY Magpies, the reigning Division I National Champions traveled down to the Sarasota Polo grounds to take on the Florida Redbacks. Last year, up in NY, the Magpies absolutely destroyed the Redbacks. This year, the Redbacks were ready. Saturday was a perfect day for Florida footy. It was a pleasant 92 degrees with a light breeze and moderate humidity…NY had been training in 50 degree weather. However… at the start of the first quarter, one could not tell that NY minded the heat. NY was absolutely dominant. They controlled the middle and were actually quite impressive to watch with players in perfect position. Lots of nice hand ball movement and kicks to the chest for easy marks. The Redbacks looked stunned at the NY level of skill. With maybe 7 minutes gone, the Redbacks had allowed 3 goals… it looked to be a long day… however… the Redbacks adjusted. They tightened up on the Magpie players to keep them from getting free. Suddenly… there were lots of contested balls and the Redbacks were winning them. Delivery was rather sloppy but the Redbacks appeared to have weathered the initial storm.Quarter 1NY Magpies 3 3 21Florida Redbacks 0 1 1The second quarter saw a different Redbacks team. They were fired up and played with a belief that they could hold their own against the talented Magpies. The battle for the middle was evenly contested with great play from the Redbacks rotating rucks and rovers. When the Magpies came forward, they were hit hard. There were no easy shots. As a result, the Magpies were quite surprised as the Redbacks started to close the gap going into the half.Quarter 2NY Magpies 4 8 32Florida Redbacks 3 2 20The third quarter saw more of the same. Now it was obvious that the Redbacks were feeling fired up. They were the fitter side as NY was suffering in the Florida heat. Florida began to dominate play. Unfortunately, the NY defense was impressive and never ever allowed any marks near the goal. The Redbacks kept intense pressure on the NY defense but found it difficult to get shots off and NY continually was able to put together a few kicks to get the ball out of their end. It would have been nice if the Redbacks could have capitalized more on their dominant quarter but none the less, the Redbacks felt they could really win the game as the quarter ended with the Redbacks down by just one goal.Quarter 3NY Magpies 4 11 35Florida Redbacks 4 5 29The fourth quarter started as the 3rd had ended. The Redbacks were fierce to the ball and suddenly there was a shot on goal… and the game was tied at 35!!!! The Redbacks were exhilarated!!! However, NY did not get the message that it was time to fold. In fact, the Redbacks received a sudden taste of what a National Champion is made of… NY turned it up a notch. Suddenly they dominated the middle. The smooth movement was back. The perfect kicks hitting perfect leads… in a stunning 5 minutes… NY kicked 4 straight goals!!!! The Redbacks were stunned… However, the Redbacks than showed what they were made of… they could have quit… but they did not… they tightened their resolve and fought back into the game. After that 5 minute blast, the Redbacks dominated again… however, dropped balls, errant kicks, etc. limited impressive fitness and impressive contested ball winning skills. In the end, the Redbacks scraped back a bit closer but not enough to lead to victory. None the less, every Redback left the field knowing he could hold his head high for giving an impressive fight against an impressive opponent.FinalNY Magpies 8 13 61Florida Redbacks 7 6 48Redbacks Goals: Ryan Morton – 2; Cameron Freeman-2; Brad Vertescher -1; Rob – 1; Dustin Jones-1BOGs Redbacks: Cameron Freeman, Brad Freeman, Rob, Janni Mirosevich, CJ Morton, Ryan Morton; Nick Myers; Ian and many others had impressive play that contributed to the tough battle that we gave NY!!!!We have our second game coming up May 7 (we have requested a field location and time from USF and are waiting to find out what they give us.) Let us know if you can make this game ASAP as several players said they may not be able to make it. This is a very very important game. Last year we lost a close game in Philly by just 2 points as we missed a last second shot that would have won the game. On our home field if everyone shows up, we should be able to get revenge. If we played like we did against NY, they could be in trouble. However, we need better turnouts at training. Our biggest limiting factor is that we don't train enough together to have the smooth passages of play that we are capable of… let's see numbers out this ThursdayThursday training:Training will be at USF for Thurs. 6:30pm-8:30pm. . Let's get good numbers so we can be prepared for our second game.
Well… the Redbacks were spectacular!!!!!..... in the 5th quarter. We were out till 2am with lots of juicy stories that I cannot repeat...As for the prior 4 quarters… well… we had a weak turnout to Boston, many of our starters were missing… you can probably guess where this is going – 9 players is not going to cut it – we had 9, Boston had 25… we offered to play 9 vs. 9 with them having a huge bench but they wisely declined. They made us take 5 of their players – in the first half, the first 5 were so-so, in the second half- we were still in the game, in fact, we had kicked 2 consecutive goals near the end of the 2nd quarter – Boston, rethinking their strategy gave us 5 new players – these 5 were… amazing to watch… and you know what… we deserved it… if you don't bring enough players, you get what you get… and we were absolutely thrashed in the 2nd half… especially the 4th quarter… I can't see to get a straight line on what our true final score was. I know that Boston had 17.17 119 … I think we had 4 8 32 but I'm really not sure… Nick played ferociously on defense but he was swarmed. Mus helped out where he could. Phil won most of the hitouts, our on-ballers had many first touches on hitouts, but they were then clobbered by the bigger Boston on-ballers and wings. Cam, CJ, and Alex many times worked together to get the ball deep out of our own end… only to see the ball come back… we just could not work the ball forward… Dave valiantly tried to get the ball forward but he most of the time had to be deep in our own end just to help Phil take marks on kick outs against the much bigger Boston team. Dan had a good debut for his first footy game and showed much future promise… Overall, it was painful but spirits were very positive… we tried hard, we knew that our full team could give them quite a battle and we were 5th quarter champions making it all worth it!!!!!
I was not at the Baltimore tournament (I was in Germany) however… the update I received was impressive… Foolishly they had us play the NY B-team – and we thrashed them 98 to 7. But the really impressive story was playing Baltimore on their home ground…. And the Redbacks thrashed Divvy 1 Baltimore 66 to 2!!!!! Way to go to all the Redbacks that made the trip!!!!! This is turning into quite the impressive season for the Redbacks as we are now at 3 wins and one narrow loss to the top team in the US !!!!
Pregame Friday… - My game reports don't normally start with a pre-game report but this road trip was a bit different than others… usually we get in, eat together, and get some sleep to be ready for the next day… not this time… the team was out till a little past midnight going to parties down by North Carolina State… they would have stayed out later if "Smasher" had not finally pushed the team back into the van and forced them to go back and get some sleep. .. Saturday at 2pm - The day started deceptively with some cloud cover but by the start of the game it had burned off and it was hot (in the 90's) and humid. We had 17 players and the NC Tigers had 35… we knew the temperature and the numbers were going to test our fitness…. In the opening quarter, the NC Tigers started out dominant. The won the ball in the middle and pushed forward with good kicks and marks and launched shots at our goal. Unbelievably, they could not kick straight… this was probably helped by our very physical defense. Basil Benjamin had one of his best games ever with numerous spoils and marks, picking up and clearing loose balls from defense. Troy Tasoff also was spoiling many NC kicks and picking up and clearing many a loose ball from defense. Before we knew it… we were down 1 5 11 to 0 0 0 but it would have been worse if not for our impressive defense. About 7 minutes into the first quarter, Alex Mirakian broke out of the middle with the ball and launched an accurate shot to put the Redbacks on the board. This effort and others by Alex seemed to wake the team up and bring us back into the game. 1st quarterFlorida Redbacks 2 1 13North Carolina Tigers 2 5 17The second quarter saw the Redbacks onballers take control of the game. Sam Bandy (one of our entertaining undergraduates) was all over the ground taking marks, collecting contested balls, leading great hand ball sequences, switching fields… and booting all over the field due to too much pregame activity…. He was ably assisted by Pece Fats Micevski who also seemed a ball magnet, shaking tackles and being part of some excellent handball sequences. Cam Freeman was having another high possession many good handballs game. Janni also was part of some dominant midfield sequences. They delivered up field to the elusive Ryan Morton as his fast turns often left defenders in his dust and he then would send the ball up inside 50. Adham Makki took some nice marks but his shots were all off for the day. Nonetheless, the score shifted in our favor.2nd quarterFlorida Redbacks 6 6 42North Carolina Tigers 4 7 31The third quarter was much like the 2nd quarter. The Redbacks continued to dominate. Our ruckman Connor Morton battled well against NC's much bigger ruckman. When the ball came forward, Joey Maggio had his best crumbing game ever as he was on every ball that went to ground resulting in two goals including a sweet one soccered through. Brad Freeman was working well helping our midfielders get out of the middle and had a great goal where he kicked the ball through literally right out of the air. 3rd quarterFlorida Redbacks 10 9 69North Carolina Tigers 6 8 44For the final quarter, the Redbacks knew they had to keep NC from coming back into the game… and our defense was up to the challenge. Stephen Noe and Nick Meyers were forces to reckon with as they did a solid job on the NC forwards by delivering numerous bone crushing hits. Frankie Hebscher had an impressive game delivering hits and getting and clearing many a loose ball. CJ Morton sparked the defense in the second half intercepting NC deliveries and delivering the ball back to our dominant midfield. The ball was up forward quite a lot in the final quarter but by this time, a bit gassed, our marking and kicking was a bit shaky but enough to hold on for an impressive road win against a solid North Carolina team. FinalFlorida Redbacks 13 13 91North Carolina Tigers 7 9 51Goals:Alex -3, Joey - 2, Cam - 2, Fats - 2, Sam - 2, Brad - 1, Will (from NC – who kicked a 60 meter bomb) - 1BOG - Sam, Fats, Basil, Cam, Troy5th Quarter in downtown Raleigh – Cam was voted BOG for the 5th quarter for the 2nd trip in a row but was challenged mightily by the antics of Sam and Fats. CJ and Basil posted an early challenge but faded… Riders of the free bus did enjoy getting to our 2nd destination well before the "escorted" walkers….
Redbacks won big at home vs. the Philly Hawks 147 to 47… the most points Philly has ever allowed in the history of their club!!!! One day I may have time to write the game report...
The weekend of June 5, the Florida Redbacks flew up to Philly for our second challenging road trip tournament of the year. This was the first time in club history that we had two road trip tournaments in the same season. Temperatures were in the low 90's on the day but an overcast sky kept it from feeling too hot not to mention a very very strong cross field wind that affected all kicks and unfortunately scoring shots. In our first game, we opened against the tourney hosts, the Philadelphia Hawks. The Hawks went with the wind slightly at their backs (mostly cross field) and were able to put together more successful attacks despite the valiant efforts from the Redbacks. Phil did well on the ruck taps and our on-ballers were able to get many touches, however, with the wind and great Philly pressure, few kicks made it successfully to our forward line. Basil had an unbelievable individual effort breaking tackles to kick a much needed goal. Along with several other times he fought fiercely to get much needed possessions of contested balls. Nick and Tom did an outstanding job of fighting off Philly kicks forward and thus were able to keep us in the game. At half-time, Philly led 3 2 20 to 1 1 7. In the second half, now with the wind, the Redbacks took over, Phil was getting most of the hitouts and Cam and Dustin were constantly breaking free and delivering to the forward line. Steve was able to bomb two from Center half forward through the pipes. Unfortunately, many other shots were off and Marc was not able to bring down any deliveries as they kept bouncing off of his cast. With about 3 minutes left and down just 4 points, a ball was delivered to the center square that deflected off of his hand and bounced toward the goal line, he kicked it through the posts but unfortunately about 9 inches too late. Then, with about 30 seconds left (down 3), Brad V. caught a ball in the goal square turned and fired…Final score: Philly 4 5 29 Florida 3 9 27…..Florida Goals: Stephen Noe 2, Basil Benjamin 1BOG: Cameron Freeman, Dustin Jones, Stephen Noe, Nick Myers, Basil, Tom Simpson, PhilLater in the same day we were set to battle our old rivals the North Carolina Tigers whom we have never beaten outside of Florida. Once again we lost the opening coin toss and started against the wind. Phil dominated the ruck taps and created lots of opportunities for our on-ballers. Cam and Alex put many deliveries up to the forward line, however, the Redbacks kicking continued to be erratic as we sprayed shots everywhere except between the posts. Marc even took a Marc just outside the goal square and managed to kick it out on the full… not even a point – if we had a team oven mitt, I would have won it right there. North Carolina was able to put together several nice kicks in a row to pressure our defense but once again especially with the efforts of Tom and Screech (Aaron), many of the attacks were repelled. None the less, under the windy conditions, North Carolina was able to put one through the sticks to take a lead into half time. North Carolina 1 2 8 Florida 0 4 4. In the second half, we continued to control the ball with Brad Freeman seemingly everywhere coming up with possessions and delivering the ball forward. Jazza and Joey also had a number of possessions and were able to get the ball up front….But besides a goal from CJ Morton (making up for his absolutely brutal kick along the sideline), we just could not score. With about 6 minutes to go we found ourselves down, 2 4 to 1 4 then Cam kicked a behind and it was 2 4 to 1 5. With about 5 minutes to go, the ball was delivered up to Marc on a bounce, he turned and shot and it was blocked but bounced back into his hands, he then kicked again and was able to give the Redbacks their first lead 2 5 to 2 4. North Carolina immediately pressured the Redbacks defense but once again Tom, Nick, and Brad V. (who delivered some powerful hits on the day-I think he broke someone's ribs) were there to clear the ball away. Then at the end of the game, Brad Freeman kicked the ball about 8 meters toward the goal and the NC fullback took the grab but was tackled by Marc leading to a throw when the official called play on. Marc then kicked the final goal to give the Redbacks a bit of breathing room.Final Score: Florida 3 5 23 NC Tigers 2 4 16.Florida Goals: Marc Karver 2, CJ Morton 1BOG: Cameron Freeman, Phil, Tom Simpson, Brad Freeman, Alex Mirakian, Marc KarverAs for post-party, the Redbacks had a great night out hitting Philly. Phil won Best job choosing a good night club and Steve definitely won the most likely deserving a 50 meter penalty party foul award. Alex and Marc won the good sportsmanship award as the only Redbacks to actually go to Philly's after party while the rest of the team went for Philly Cheesesteak. We of course did all make it out later on without getting into too much trouble….oh, yeah, Cam, besides winning BOG for the weekend, also won Best on Ground for off the field plays…
Metro Game #2 Report: On Saturday, July 31, Janni's Gold Warriors (1-0) met CJ's Green Sharks (0-1) for the second metro game in the "Win the Keg" Metro season. The game started at 6pm with high humidity and temperatures in the 90's but there was a cooling breeze blowing 5-10mph (this would definitely affect play)…. It was going to be an interesting match as the Sharks were missing many of their regulars but had filled in with young, quick new recruits while the Warriors brought out their team of veterans….The Sharks started with the wind but initially looked a bit shell shocked as the new recruits were learning the game. Gold dominated play initially as Janni, Alex, and Tom had numerous possessions with quality kicks and hand balls between them and they were quickly up 2.2 to 0.1 with other opportunities missed out on the full or it could have been worse. Fortunately, the defense of Marc and Jordan was able to spoil numerous other entries and whenever they cleared, it seemed CJ would appear out of nowhere and mark the ball… this was a foreshadowing of an unbelievable 40 touch performance by CJ Morton where he willed the Sharks to a tight battle the entire way. As Matt and Greg started to figure out the game and started working well with CJ, Tony S. was presented with a number of opportunities that he finished off with an impressive 3 goal first quarter haul. Joey kicked the Warriors 3rd goal when he snuck behind the defense to receive a nicely delivered hand ball from Adham.At quarter time, the score was knotted at 3 3 21 to 3 3 21. In the second quarter, now with the wind, the Warriors literally formed a wall on defense that the Sharks could not penetrate. Every entry into the forward 50 was taken by Stephen N. and Grubby leaving no opportunities for the Shark forwards. On the other hand, the Shark defense held strong under an onslaught generated by Alex, Janni, and Tom. Jordan and Marc received significant help as Sadique, Matt, Greg, and CJ came back winning many loose balls and getting the ball repeatedly out of the defensive end of the field. Nonetheless, Adham and Tom were able to find the sticks and give the Warriors the lead…Half time score: Sharks 3 4 22 Warriors 5 5 35…..The third quarter, even with the wind, initially did not show a clear favorite as possession was constantly changing in the middle of the field. The few attacks were generated by the Warriors as Tony K and Dustin K assisted their strong midfield in sending the ball forward. However, once again kicks only were out on the full or behinds. The score crept up to 5.7 to 3.4… However, the Sharks finally started to work the ball forward past the tough defense of Stephen and Grubby by working up the sides often starting with kicks from CJ to Stephaun who would then find Matt or Greg. Tony bagged his 4th goal and CJ added his first to bring the battle to a bare 2 points.At the end of the third quarter, it was a tight gameSharks 5 5 35 Warriors 5 7 37. In the final quarter, with the wind, the Warriors changed strategy – Janni, Alex, Tom, and Grubby pushed forward more, Joey moved from full forward to provide more support toward the center of the ground. They were confident that the wind and Stephen N. would repel any Shark attacks… and they were right… the warriors pressed into the Sharks forward 50 constantly. CJ and Brad V. fought valiantly to keep the ball clear but with the wind and accurate passes, the Warriors could not be stopped…Final Score: Sharks 5 6 36 Warriors 8 10 58.Sharks Goals: Tony S. 4, CJ 1Warriors Goals: Janni 2, Alex 2, Joey 1, Adham 1, Tom 1, Grubby 1BOG Sharks: CJ, Greg A., Matt B., Brad V., Marc, Sadique, Tony S. BOG Warriors: Stephen N., Jeff (Grubby), Janni, Tom, Alex, Adham, JoeyFor the 5th quarter, the boys started out at our old stomping grounds Gators, the rest….Overall, a very good turnout of new recruits. If we can get both new recruits and old veterans out regularly, I think the Florida Redbacks can be a force to be reckoned with on a national level…..
Janni's Gold Warriors vs. CJ's Green Sharks game last Saturday –Report by Brad Freeman:The first quarter started even. Sam started strong and broke out of the pack early at times leading to goals or kicking to Jarred who kicked a few. CJ like usual had his strong game with many touches all over the field. Game seemed evenly matched but the Sharks were up to start at the end of the first quarter - Warriors 3 2 20Sharks 4 2 26 In the second quarter, the Warriors came back and took the lead with strong play and goal kicking by Ryan.Warriors 8 5 53Sharks 7 5 47 In the 3rd quarter, the Warriors piled it on despite the efforts of Brad V., Beast, and Dustin. Sam and the other Warriors controlled much of the play with Brad F kicking a few goals. The Sharks offense looked tired and was shut down by some tough D led by Stephen N. Matt found his way open a lot for the Warriors and had a lot of the ball but missed a number of shots which allowed the Sharks to hang around.Warriors 12 11 83Sharks 9 7 61 In the final quarter, the Warriors continued to control the ball and thus won the quarter. There were a few nice passages of play going through Janni (who kicked a few goals) until Brad V. got a bit carried away and nailed him. Jarred for the Sharks had a few great marks and goals.Final Score:Warriors 16 15 111Sharks 12 9 81 Warriors now lead 3 games to 0.Goal scorers – I have no idea – please tell me since I wasn't there:BOG (based on votes of 4 team leaders):Warriors: Sam; Janni; Ryan; Stephen; Matt; BradSharks: CJ; Dustin; Jarred
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The Gifts In Life Have Nothing To Do With Money
Jennifer is here. She just quit her job as the director of a troupe of tribal belly dancers. I learn that tribal belly dancing is more athletic than traditional. Apparently traditional belly dancing much more wiggly. I believe it, having taken belly dancing in college and finding it fairly impossible…
Too Old For Santa's Knee
The day after Thanksgiving, Santa makes an appearance at the Pfister Hotel the same evening as the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony. That's great, kids love the opportunity to tell the man direct what it is they wish for. But what about everyone else? Once you grow up you still…
"What Are You Doing For Thanksgiving?"
The following people shared their Thanksgiving Plans:
Name: Ariana
Location: Artist studio
Context: One Pfister Artist Niki's interns, Arianna spent her day crocheting condoms into upholstery for Niki's fainting couch.
"I'm going to my fake aunt's house. I actually met her on the bus…
So He Traveled Around Basting Turkeys
Harold & Laura came into town to visit their son Michael who is graduating from the Milwaukee School of Engineering's mechanical engineering program. The three of them took advantage of Doors Open Milwaukee to tour the tallest skyscraper in Milwaukee, then the Groehmann Museum where they met the real…
'Twas the night before Pfist-mas
'Twas the night before Christmas,
and all through the Pfister
a few creatures were stirring,
some misses, some misters.
The stockings were hung
without a single demand
and stuffed with the sounds
from the piano man's hands.
A few guests were asleep
in pillow-topped…
From facelifts to world peace: What Pfister guests want for the holidays
A couple of nights ago, I went to the Pfister's Lobby Bar and Blu and randomly asked visitors and guests what they wanted for the holidays.
"You know, if I were Santa or Oprah and the sky was the limit," I said.
I was surprised, amused and touched by…
Santa's visit!
After last Friday's tree lighting ceremony, Santa had a ton of letters to go through just from the children who visited him here at the Pfister (this on top of all of the other letters from across the world). As a testament to the talent that the jolly ol…
Christmas with the Tamscins
I think most people who've hosted a large gathering will agree that not having to cook on Christmas is a gift in itself. Being able to celebrate with your family, minus the grocery shopping, prep work and dishes leaves you a lot more time for holiday cheer.
One thing…
The Menu of Holiday Past and Present
There are all kinds of relics to uncover here at the Pfister Hotel. With the holidays in full swing, food comes to my mind right away. In my home, food for any celebration is always given the utmost care and attention, like a newborn baby. As I was poking around…
A Pfister Take on "'Twas The Night Before Christmas"
Each year, on the day after Thanksgiving, the Pfister Hotel holds its annual tree lighting ceremony. Featuring cookies and crafts for the kids, the fabulous carols of the Bel Canto Chorus, and a special appearance by the jolly ol' man himself, this year's ceremony was as memorable as those…
Santa Has Arrived
This just in from Milwaukee, Wisconsin – there has been a Santa sighting at the historic Pfister Hotel. As far as we know, this has been the first sighting of the season. He and Mrs. Claus hitched a ride with some helpful firemen to do the honors of illuminating the colossal…
Every Three Seconds
"You want to know about Indian culture?" he asks with a raised brow.
I pick up my pen, square my shoulders, and give an affirmative bring-it-on nod.
The lobby lounge is relaxed after a full day of visitors and tourists trafficking through the hotel. I'm having an…
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The Great Conversation
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Ah, airports. All of humanity distilled to a small area becoming a sudden, immediate culture…
Generations Dance
The Pfister specializes in weddings. They seem to happen here every weekend, sometimes a few concurrently. Here's a poem about something we've all seen at weddings: The Generations Dance. You know, the one where all the married couples get up and gradually leave as the number of…
Part 2: The Talking Piano of Dr. Jeffrey Hollander
As mentioned in an earlier post I've put considerable thought toward how to chronicle Jeff, his playing, and more specifically his playing at the Pfister Hotel. There are several occasions when I've left the hotel and driven home in silence because after hearing him at the piano…
Listening to Dr. Jeffrey Hollander- Part 1
This is the one I've avoided writing. The elephant in my room. The profile I've put off for five months while I watched and listened quietly in the background, leaning against a column with my arms crossed wondering how it happens and how to write about it…
Milwaukee: The Best Deal In Chicago
Ah, big brother Chicago. Just two hundred years ago we were part of the same Illinois territory.
People come to Milwaukee for many reasons. Business. Dinner. Conventions. Celebrations. Sporting events. Art openings. Museums.
Visitors ask certain key questions which lead me to conclude they're not from Milwaukee. This line…
Getting to know Chef Brian Frakes
The Pfister has received countless compliments on their Marcus Celebrated Chefs series. Many of the compliments centered around the hotel's Executive Chef Brian Frakes. People talked about how generous he was with his knowledge and always sent them home with extra food. Guests went home energized with new ideas…
What's in a birthday?
One day I was sitting in the lobby lounge waiting for something to happen. It can be a strange feeling to think qualitatively about conversation, hoping for a moment of random brilliance to spring from a happenstance stranger. This random Tuesday evening my mind started drifting for all the typical…
24 Hours: Family at the Pfister
Ok, here's the plan. (Trumpets, please.)
24 hours. The whole family. Take on as much of the Pfister as we possibly can. Take pictures and let you share in the fun.
Wait…not just yet!
Take your grandmother out for Afternoon Tea
Last weekend my grandma and I decided to go out for afternoon tea. I don't believe anyone's ever taken tea with my grandmother, aside from a bag she dropped in a mug above her stove. When my mom called to remind her, my grandma asked what she should…
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Naturally, the landscaping and the pool reflect careful theming. Three gates, each different and designed by California artisans, lead to the pool area. Trees are abundant in the pool area, and the slide in the Redwood Pool is a Disney Redwood tree. There are three pools, including a small wading pool for the youngest guests, though the pool area was smaller than I had expected from a deluxe resort. There is also a quick-service café, where we ordered lunch after swimming. We ate in our lounge chairs, in the shade by the pools, and enjoyed one of the most relaxing experiences of the trip.
Trees are in fact abundant all over the hotel property, as suits a hotel whose design strives to bring the beauty of the Redwood forest to southern California. Many of the trees are varieties of redwood which were chosen for their ability to survive the local climate. Both indoors and out, there is an abundance of green and brown, making an amazingly natural setting in the middle of Orange County.
Guests at the Grand Californian have a private entrance into California Adventure, right across from Grizzly River Rapids. This was one of the most satisfying parts of the vacation for us. We rode Grizzly River Rapids twice in succession, got completely soaked, and zipped back to our room for dry clothes and shoes! Having the special entrance made you feel like a VIP sneaking in through a secret door.
We had two minor complaints during our stay at the Grand Californian. The Monorail was closed for refurbishment, but the in-room Guest Book still encouraged guests to use their resort ID to enter Disneyland Park via the Monorail. It would have been simple to have housekeeping leave a note in each room which updated the Guest Book, and would have saved us a long walk when we were tired! We also received inaccurate information from one Guest Relations person, regarding meal times at the Storyteller Café. That error worked in our favor, but we still expect Disney's service to be beyond reproach.
For anyone more interested in the architects and designers of the Arts and Craft Movement, Wikipedia has a surprisingly good discussion of the Movement, as well as articles on the architects and designers mentioned.
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Updates and upgrades for both the Mac and Windows platforms abound with the new Sigma Photo Pro 5.5 software. With these updates, Mac users will benefit from color consistency when viewing X3 files in SPP compared to the same file in JPEG opened with the default Mac preview mode. For Windows users, the program ensures SPP 5.5 reflects the newest data of the most recent lenses. Both platforms will enjoy a design change for fringing reduction. Also, an updated auto adjustment setting allows the program to choose the appropriate preset value for the color modes of the SD1, SD1 Merrill, DP1 Merrill, DP2 Merrill and DP3 Merrill. Finally, SPP 5.5 will ensure that TIFF files are saved entirely.
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I know that resilience is one of the new keywords these days. It's one of those wonderful concepts that allows you to use a word that has real meaning (versus, for example, a word such as "proactive" which should be erased from the vocabulary since what it means is "active").
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-- Ohio archery and Zone C (listed below) deer-gun hunters may again have the opportunity to take additional doe deer this fall if a proposed regulation is accepted by the Ohio Wildlife Council in April, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife.
Under the proposal, hunters could again buy additional antlerless deer permits at reduced prices for hunting in an urban zone, participating in a controlled hunt or hunting during the Sept. 27 to Nov. 30 portion of the archery season. The Division is proposing the deadline for using the antlerless permit be extended to Dec. 7 for those hunting in Zone C. Cost of the antlerless deer permit remains at $15.
As was the requirement last year, hunters must purchase a regular deer permit before purchasing antlerless deer permits. The permit system remains otherwise unchanged from last year: hunters may still take up to one additional antlerless deer in Zone A, up to two additional antlerless deer in Zone B and up to three additional antlerless deer in Zone C.
However, use of the antlerless deer permit during the first part of the archery season and deer-gun week in Zone C would not count against the hunter's zone bag limit, under the proposed rule. The sale of these permits will cease after Nov. 30 so hunters need to commit early to buying and using the extra reduced-cost opportunity.
Archery season would run from Sept. 27 through Feb. 1, 2009. The popular youth deer-gun season is proposed for Nov. 22-23. Regular deer-gun season would run Dec. 1 through Dec. 7. An additional deer-gun hunting weekend is proposed for Dec. 20 -21. Statewide muzzleloader season would run Dec. 27-30. Special area muzzleloader hunts would be open Oct. 20-25 at Salt Fork, Shawnee and Wildcat Hollow. Muzzleloader hunts at these areas will no longer require a special permit and hunters may use either deer permit for this hunt. The bag limit remains at one deer of either sex with any antlered deer harvested counting toward the one-buck yearly limit for the year.
The proposed regulations maintain the same deer zones as the last three years. A three-deer limit (Zone C) would cover 38 central, south, southeastern, and southwestern counties. The 30 counties of Zone B would have a two-deer limit, and the 20 northwestern counties of Zone A would have a one-deer limit. A hunter may take only one buck in Ohio, regardless of zone, hunting method or season.
During the youth deer-gun season, young hunters would be permitted to bag only one deer of either sex in any county of Ohio. Any deer taken would be part of the young hunter's total season limit.
During the 2007-2008 season, which concluded Feb. 3, hunters bagged more than 230,000 deer. Approximately 475,000 people hunted white-tailed deer in Ohio this year.
Open houses will be held on Sunday, March 2 in each of the state's five wildlife districts to provide the public an opportunity to view and discuss proposed hunting and trapping regulations with state wildlife officials. Directions to the open houses can be obtained by calling 1-800-WILDLIFE or visiting wildohio.com on the Internet.
A statewide hearing on all the proposed rules will be held at 9 a.m. on Thursday, March 6 at the wildlife division's District One Office, located at 1500 Dublin Road in Columbus. After considering public input, the Ohio Wildlife Council will vote on the proposed rules during its April 2 meeting.
Proposed Bag Limits and Deer Hunting Zones for the 2008-09 Season:
Zone A -- Hunters could take only one deer during the 2008-2009 seasons, which could be a deer of either sex. The zone includes 20 counties: Allen, Auglaize, Darke, Defiance, Erie, Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Mercer, Miami, Montgomery, Ottawa, Paulding, Preble, Putnam, Sandusky, Shelby, Van Wert, Williams, and Wood.
Zone B -- Hunters could take no more than two deer during the 2008-2009 seasons, of which only one could be an antlered deer. The zone includes 30 counties: Ashland, Ashtabula, Butler, Champaign, Clark, Clinton, Crawford, Cuyahoga, Fayette, Geauga, Greene, Hancock, Hardin, Huron, Lake, Logan, Lorain, Madison, Mahoning, Marion, Medina, Portage, Seneca, Stark, Summit, Trumbull, Union, Warren, Wayne, and Wyandot.
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The Foundry is getting pretty full these days.
Now that Roy (Colton Haynes) and Sara (Caity Lotz) have joined Team Arrow, Oliver's (Stephen Amell) secret identity is really not so secret anymore, and soon even more characters will find out the truth.
Arrow Scoop: Which Flash characters are heading to Starling City?
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A sneak peek at Joss Whedon's secret film is finally here!
In October, 2011, frequent Whedon collaborators Nathan Fillion and Sean Maher tweeted a link to the website for the project, Much Ado About Nothing, which The Avengers director had secretly filmed. Among the cast: Fillion, Maher, Reed Diamond, Clark Gregg, Tom Lenk, Amy Acker and Alexis Denisof.
Shakespeare meets the Whedonverse! It's a geek's dream. And now it's come true. Check out a first look trailer at the film, which is slated to premiere June 7:read more
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A passenger with a deadly secret. Six rebels on the run. An assassin in pursuit. When the renegade crew of Serenity agrees to hide a fugitive on their ship, they find themselves in an action-packed battle between the relentless military might of a totalitarian regime who will destroy anything - or anyone - to get the girl back and the bloodthirsty creatures who roam the uncharted areas of space. But, the greatest danger of all may be on their ship. From the mind of Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel) comes a new edge-of-your-seat adventure loaded with explosive battles, gripping special effects and fantastic new worlds!
Ends 01/31/15. Joss Whedon's cult sci-fi TV series 'Firefly' gets new life in this western-style thriller that chronicles the adventures of a rickety spaceship. It's the 26th century, and the sinister Alliance has colonized the solar system. Danger awaits the crew of the rebel spaceship 'Serenity' when they pick up a doctor and his telepathic sister, who is wanted by the Alliance.
A passenger with a deadly secret. Six rebels on the run. An assassin in pursuit. When the renegade crew of Serenity agrees to hide a fugitive on their ship, they find themselves in an action-packed battle between the relentless military might of a totalitarian regime who will destroy anything or anyone to get the girl back and the bloodthirsty creatures who roam the uncharted areas of space. But the greatest danger of all may be on their ship.
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Following Slade's return and his promise to make good on his threat to destroy Oliver's loved ones, Oliver focuses all his energy on preparing for battle with his former friend. Sara tries to help but, fearing for her safety, Oliver pushes her away. Meanwhile, Diggle is recruited by Amanda Waller and A.R.G.U.S. to stop a warlord (guest star Lee Majdoub) he knew from his time in Afghanistan. Always the solider, Diggle agrees to help. However, he's not prepared when Amanda introduces him to the rest of the team – Deadshot, Bronze Tiger and Shrapnel, all criminals he and Arrow helped put away. Lyla defends the team and explains the world is a complicated place, but Diggle isn't sure he agrees. When the mission takes a dangerous turn, Diggle is forced to make a difficult decision.
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Oliver must tackle a new threat when bombs start to go off in Starling City. Felicity discovers the person setting them off is Mark Sheffer (guest star Sean Maher), a man who goes by the nickname "Shrapnel." Arrow discovers Shrapnel's next target is Sebastian Blood's "Unity Rally" and tries to talk the alderman out of hosting it, but he refuses. Arrow sets off to stop the bombing, but Shrapnel tricks him and traps him in a bomb-laced antique store where he is unable to move without setting off the device.
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Do you think you know every Firefly plot? Think again.
In this exclusive clip from Science Channel's Firefly 10th anniversary special Browncoats Unite, airing Sunday at 10/9c, the cast gathers to discuss behind-the-scenes secrets of the beloved gunslinging sci-fi series that ended after only 14 episodes. Star Nathan Fillion, who played Capt. Mal Reynolds of the Serenity ship, reveals an idea that series creator Joss Whedon had for an episode that never got a chance to be made.
"We're still flying."
Those words have become the rallying cry for Firefly fans who have kept the memory of the Joss Whedon sci-fi western alive for a decade after it went off the air. For its 10-year anniversary, Whedon and cast members Nathan Fillion (Capt. Malcolm Reynolds), Adam Baldwin (Jayne Cobb), Summer Glau (River Tam), Sean Maher (Simon Tam) and Alan Tudyk (Hoban "Wash" Washburne) reunited at a Comic-Con panel in San Diego before thousands of screaming fans.
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The intense fandom eventually drove a major motion picture, Serenity, to be made as the final live-action chapter of the Firefly story. Mal & Co. also still live on in Dark Horse Comics' graphic novels. Science Channel will air a marathon of the series followed by the premiere of the anniversary special Browncoats Unite, exploring the Firefly phenomenon, on Sunday, Nov. 11.
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The Serenity will be flying into Comic-Con!
Joss Whedon and the cast of Firefly will reunite for a Comic-Con panel on Friday, July 13 at 12:30 p.m. in Ballroom 20 to mark the show's 10th anniversary, Science Channel announced Wednesday.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator Joss Whedon has completed a movie he filmed in secret.
On Sunday night, frequent Whedon collaborators Nathan Fillion and Sean Maher tweeted a link to the website for the project, Much Ado About Nothing.
"In this job, there's no such thing as no such thing."
That clever quip gives us summer Syfy in a nutshell. As spoken by Warehouse 13's glib Secret Service hero Pete Lattimer (the genial Eddie McClintock) to his foxy partner Mika Bering (Joanne Kelly) while both are plastered to a Victorian ceiling by some anti-gravity device or other, we are served the fantastic with a side order of whimsy, with very little ever taken seriously...
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Soon-to-be-married couples are increasingly streaming their weddings and receptions on the Internet. It's partly for posterity, partly for ego and partly to give distant friends and family a glimpse of the proceedings if they couldn't make the happy occasion.
Ustream, a San Francisco video live-streaming service reports that 20,000 U.S. couples have "streamed" their wedding ceremony in the past year -- a 250% jump from the year before.
"Not everyone can make it to the ceremony," says David Thompson, chief marketing officer at Ustream, "but that doesn't mean they have to miss out on the big event."
What kind of impact is video streaming having on the $50 billion U.S. wedding industry? And more importantly, what impact, financial and otherwise, is video streaming having on newlyweds?says Jim McGinnis, professional photographer and founder of Chapelle De L'Amour, a wedding chapel service in Las Vegas. "Our multi-camera setup is a key selling point for our venues, especially for clients who have family spread across the globe, and want to share the moment in real time." Couples considering a video webcast can expect to pay about $99 for a standard broadcast, but that cost goes up fast if you add a videographer and a crew to handle the broadcast for you. In that case, expect to pay anywhere between $800 and $3,000, Ustream says. At least from a financial point of view, it can still be a win-win for you and any distant guests who can't make the wedding. Think of it is as a three-step process: Step one: Send out invitations to your wedding. Make sure to mention the wedding will be available for webcast in real time.
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San Luis Obispo, California
October 29th - November 1st
NEW! Updated info on the convention — September 9, 2014
Timetable Correction: The no fee visit to the San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum on Wednesday has been expanded. Hours will be 3:00 pm to 6:00pm. See convention schedule for other details.
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Convention Presentations (tentative):
Slide Potpourri of California Espee (Burket), Transition Era Cuesta Operations (Thompson), Oil and The SP (Zehnder), Trolleys through the Wonderland, the Early Pacific Electric Railway (Crossley), Modeling PFE Wood Ice Reefers — Revisited (Hartley), The Southern Pacific on the Central Coast, 1985-1990 (Hornbeck), Modeling Transition Era Beet Trains and the Guadalupe Interchange (Inman), Working the Carrizozo Sub (Signor), Milepost Memories Along the Southern Pacific: Milepost #4 (Lange), San Luis Obispo's First Railroad: the Pacific Coast Railway (Merriam), Slip-Sliding Away — Heavy Rains on the Coast Line, 1978 (McGinley), Piggyback with Paul (Koehler), SPH&TS Archives Preview (Coscia), Old Timers Panel (various)
Co-Chairmen Andrew Merriam and Logan Bertolette have arranged an added bonus to the Wednesday tour of the newly-opened San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum. In addition to the behind-the-scenes event included with the cost of your registration, the museum has offered the society use of their business car "La Condesa" to debut and sell our upcoming book publication, The Southern Pacific along the Pacific Coast, featuring the steam photography of SP Employe Malcom "Mac" Gaddis.
Several people responded and observed that the Old Timer's discussion in the last email regarding the SPH&TS Convention needed an introduction to set the larger context. Given the general interest and popularity of reminiscing about the good old days on the SP and the fact that this event was not available last year, this year's convention co-chairs decided to have two Old Timer's presentations in San Luis Obispo. Both Thursday and Friday evenings will have programs in the 7 to 9:30 pm time slot.
Bill Burket, an engineer with significant experience on the SP Western Division, will be moderating and working with former SP Western Division engineers Jeff Garrett, Mike Nichols, and Mike Flaherty. Their working title is: "Tales of Diesel Days on the SP Western Division" circa 1975 thru 1986. Each will provide a couple of incidents that occurred in their professional careers that will give insight on our favorite railroad. Questions from the audience will also be entertained. (Presentation on Thursday evening)
Vince Cipolla's group will be generally focusing on the steam era and Owenyo as identified in the previous email. "Steam Stories Around SLO" will include stories from retired Signal Maintainer Sid "Portugee" Marcus. Godfather will also recount his experiences working out of Owenyo, describing operations of the transfer dock between narrow and standard gauge, the depot and hotel, car repair, and firing steam on the "Jawbone." (Presentation on Friday evening)
Saturday afternoon will feature a special event before the banquet reception. Many of our authors who have written premium publications for the society will be on hand to sign books for you. We have confirmed attendance from David Coscia, Rod Crossley, Mark Hornbeck, Mike Jarel, Joe Dale Morris, John Signor, and Joe Strapac, so bring your SPH&TS books or buy them from the company store in the vendor room.
We will provide more information as it comes available. We look forward to seeing you at our ongoing series of oral history on the Southern Pacific.
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Yikes! My Son Gained a Name and I Lost One
When my husband and I were expecting our first child, we anticipated that our lives would change, that we would shift all of our attention from nurturing ourselves (as two people who got married in our mid-30s, we had several decades to perfect that skill) to nurturing this fragile life. We spent hours selecting a name for our child (something unique as in 'special', but not too unique as in 'weird') but once we brought the little bundle home from the hospital, something happened that we didn't anticipate, our names became irrelevant.
We were "Ima" and "Abba" (that's "Mom" and "Dad" in Hebrew), the newest members of a club with millions of others who carried the exact same name.
I found myself buying into this new reality with gusto. I started writing thank you notes for gifts that Tamir received, referring to myself in the third person, "his mother is going to love dressing him in the adorable onesie!" The phenomenon didn't stop there. In a music class that my little Beethoven-to-be and I are in, the "Hello Everybody" song begins with the little tikes and their names pronounced precisely – Eva (hard "e"), James, Matan (long second "a"), then the caregivers (named one by one.) Then, last but not least, "Hello to the (anonymous) mommies." Hold on, everybody – aren't we at least caregivers too? When did our names dissolve into anonymity?
I should have seen this transition coming. After all, we had 8 days after our son was born to understand it. There's this 'liminal space,' an in-between time in the Jewish tradition, between the birth of a boy and his official naming, through the ancient ritual of brit milah (circumcision). While we knew what we wanted to call him, no one else did. He was in a waiting period before getting his unique name and that gave us time to adjust to losing ours.
While our new names, "Ima" and "Abba" are not unique to us, they are relational. They only makes sense when our son says them. Perhaps that's the point.
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Mogadishu, 1993. Paul Watson is a Canadian photojournalist who is about to take a picture that will win him the Pulitzer Prize. Princeton, 2013, Dan O'Brien is an American writer who is struggling to finish his play about ghosts. Both men live worlds apart but a chance encounter over the airwaves sparks an extraordinary friendship that sees them journey from one of the most dangerous places on earth to the depths of the human soul.Flying from Kabul to the Canadian High Arctic, The Body Of An American is an exhilarating new form of documentary drama that splices the dialogue with actual recordings and photographs by Paul Watson. Performed in an intimate studio space created in our Underground, this production places these two men's battles – both public and private – against a backdrop of some of the world's most iconic images of war.
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