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KTM factory riders put in good week's work at Sardegna ISDE 2013, the oldest offroad event on the FIM calendar with Antoine Meo and Johnny Aubert helping Team France to dominate the ISDE World Trophy.
Antoine Meo was overall fastest after the six days of competition across the island of Sardinia and also topped the E3 class. Johnny Aubert finished overall third in E2, while Spanish teammates Cristobal Guerrero won the E1 class and Ivan Cervantes was fourth in E2.
The USA mounted a strong team, which included KTM US factory riders Mike Brown, Kurt Caselli and Charlie Mullins and together they ensured Team USA finished in second place in the World Trophy. Italy took the third podium place in the main competition.
It was a great week for KTM's Meo, the 2013 E1 World Champion who stepped up to ride the bigger KTM 300 EXC in E3 class after factory teammate Christophe Nambotin had to withdraw from Team France because of an injury in the final round of the 2013 World Championship series. Nambotin had already won the 2013 E3 World Championship title before his injury in the final round.
"In the beginning it was not my dream to ride the bigger bike but every day it got better and better as I learned more about it and it turned out to be a great race for me," Meo said. KTM Enduro factory team boss Fabio Farioli said he was also pleased that his riders were at the forefront of competition throughout the week.
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It was also a successful week for KTM's Race Service Team, who helped more than 50 other KTM club riders get the most out of the ISDE experience. The KTM Race Service offers everything from rental competition bikes for overseas riders to technical and practical support and spare parts. This popular annual event that first started in Carlisle England back in 1913 is a unique chance for club riders to contest six days of competition over the same terrain and under the same conditions as the world's elite riders.
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Final World Trophy
1. France, 21:46:39 h
2. USA, +13:17 min
3. Italy, +17:28
3. Australia, +23:35
5. Spain, +27:30
Final Junior World Trophy
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5. Schweden, +20:50
Final Manufaturers Award
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3. KTM 2 (Caselli, Mullins, Guerrero), +15:22
4. Honda HM (Joly, Albergoni, Salvini), +25:16
5. Beta Factory (Philippaerts, Mori, Kvarnstrom), +28:57
Results E1 Day Six (Motocross)
1. Zach Osborne (USA), Honda, 11:21 min
2. Thomas Oldrati (I), Husaberg, +10.80 sec
3. Michaeo Staufer (A), KTM, +16.98
4. Lorenzo Santolino (E), Husqvarna, +19.18
5. Thasseus Duval (USA), Honda, +20.51
Other KTM
7. Cristobal Guerrero (E), KTM, +24.67
9. Giacomo Redondi (I), KTM, +28.90
10. Rudy Moroni (I), KTM, +30.18
Final Standings E1 after Day Six
1. Guerrero, 4:24:18 h
2. Jeremy Joly (F), Honda, +1:20 min
3. Santolino, +1:37
4. Oldrati, +1:55
5. Redondi, +2:35
Other KTM
7. Moroni, +4:51
Results E2 Day Six (Motocross)
1. Alex Salvini (I), HM Honda, 11:08 min
2. Lioc Larreui (F), Husaberg, +4.95 sec
3. Charlie Mullins (USA), KTM, +11.94
4. Ivan Cervantes (E), KTM, +13.87
5. Kurt Caselli USA), KTM, 20.70
Other KTM
7. Johnny Aubert (F), KTM, +26.28
Finals Standings E2 after Day Six
1. Daniel Milner (AUS), Yamaha, 4:18:04 h
2. Pela Renet (F), Husaberg, +44.32 sec
3. Aubert, +1:03 min
4. Cervantes, +3:01
5. Taylor Robert (USA), Kawasaki, +3:07
Other KTM
8. Mullins, +4:20
9. Caselli, +7:09
Results E3 after Day Six ( Motocross)
1. Mike Brown (USA), KTM, 11:20 min
2. Mathias Bellino (F), Husaberg, +3.03 sec
3. Aigar Leok (EST),TM, +3.83
4. Deny Philippaerts (I), Beta, +7.95
5. Antoine Meo (F), KTM, +10.64
Other KTM
6. Manuel Monni (I), KTM, +11.51
7. Christopher Hollis (AUS), KTM, +28.45
10. Tommy Sjostrom (S), KTM, +35.30
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1. Meo, 4:16:21 h (also fastest overall rider)
2. Bellino, +6:15 min
3. Brown, +7:25
4. Hollis, +8:16
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File This Under "Things That Aren't Going to Get Old Any Time Soon"
As an Angels fan, I am used to not seeing my team on the national radar – sports news covers or features, popular culture, public awareness, generic poll via number of ball caps seen in random unexpected places, or otherwise. This is hardly a gripe – actually, I kind of like it – it's just an observation. As I've mentioned before, I was raised a Dodger fan. And the Dodgers, while they aren't the Yankees or, more recently, the Red Sox, are frequently on the national radar…not always for good reasons, sad to say, especially lately, but still, they're there.
When you want to set a scene as being definitively in Los Angeles, you reference the Dodgers or show a glimpse of the stadium in a scan of the scenery. Dodgers Stadium isn't as frequently filmed as the Hollywood sign, nor as oft destroyed in Hollywood natural disasters as the Capital Records building or those darned Angelyne signs, but it's there never the less. (Yes, the Angels had top billing in that one movie but, seriously, I'm trying to forget that one. ;) Remember the Naked Gun, by all means, but please forget that other one…er…ones, apparently. I stand corrected. See comments below.) You are likely to see Dodgers caps in random places, ditto shirts and other paraphernalia. Yankees gear is more common, but you get the general idea. I grew up thinking this was normal attention for your average baseball team, even though fans of 25-ish other teams could have told me otherwise. Now I get it. Sightings of Angels on the cover of, the TV screen of, or head or back of anything or anyone becomes increasingly rare the further you get from the general Orange County/Los Angeles area. This is normal attention for your average baseball team. And as a direct result, any random Angels sighting – National news feature, gear seen in a movie, ball cap on the head of a random fan in, say, Olathe, Kansas, never fails to give me a giddy little thrill.
Needless to say, those giddy little thrills have been quite the frequent occurrence since, oh, say December 8th. Go figure. Signing two of the biggest free agent names in the same day will do that for a team. And the best part is, they aren't getting any less giddy or thrilling as they continue to multiply. So, imagine my delight this morning in the doctor's office, when I spied this bright, shiny treasure:
My Angels on the cover of ESPN. Yes, it was bright and shiny. I swear, it glowed like Excalibur in the Disney cartoon. Why do you ask? And, yes, I am probably the only baseball blogger who didn't already know the Angels were on the cover. January has been quite the suck for me. But not knowing made the thrill just that much more giddy-making. No, I don't see this getting old anytime soon. While I liked the homey feel of non-attention, I could certainly grow to appreciate attention.
Random Thoughts on the article itself:
- Jerry Dipoto is a rockstar. Mind you, this is just a confirmation of my existing opinion of the guy, but, yeah. Total. Rockstar. However these signings turn out – and I certainly hope it's a meets or exceeds expectations kind of scenario – he's proven that he has the negotiating skills, brains, guts and personality to do well by the Angels for years to come.
- It really is interesting how very normal typical player concerns are when they're deciding which offer to accept. Yes, I do understand, it's much more about the money than anyone is going to actually come out and say. But even when you boil that down, it's typical job stuff. Compensation. Job security – length of contract and no-trade clauses. Will my family be happy? Will I get to do the specific job I like to do? Will I like my boss/coworkers? etc…
- Except, of course, for C.J. Wilson whose pros and cons list was, between the screenwriting opportunities and possible sponsorship of his racing team, unique to say the least. Maybe it's because I was hot and cold on the rumors that Angels were going after him in the first place? But whenever I watch or hear an interview with Wilson where he talks more about his – incredibly interesting, I'll admit – hobbies than about baseball, I am torn between thinking "Wow, what an intriguing, well rounded guy" and "Nooo! He's not Barry Zito. He's not Barry Zito. He is. NOT. Barry Zito."
- The part that made me laugh? One call from Albert Pujols apparently pulled Arte Moreno away from a movie date with his wife. They were in the middle of watching Melancholia. Okay, I like arty, abstract movies but please tell me that Arte wasn't thanking Albert in more ways than one as soon as he saw the mighty bat's name displayed on his cell phone. Oh, darn. Whoops. Sorry, honey. I am so disappointed to miss this boring drivel…er…I mean stirring dialog, but I gotta take this.
- Apparently a random woman reading ESPN magazine in a doctor's office is still considered an oddity. I got a literal thumbs up from one gent when I picked up the magazine and several odd looks from other parties. Of course, the fact that I took a photo of the cover with my phone may have had something to do with that. I suppose that could be considered odd in some circles. ;)
- Did I mention that Jerry Dipoto is a rockstar?
- Posted on January 30, 2012 at 10:26 pm
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- Tags: Albert Pujols, Angels, Arte Moreno, Barry Zito, being a fan, C.J. Wilson, California, Dodgers, Free Agents, Hollywood, Hot Stove, Jerry Dipoto, Los Angeles, Media, Movies, News, Red Sox, Yankees
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What 'other' Angels movie were you refering too? 'Angels In The Outfield', 'Angels In The Infield', 'Talent For The Game', or 'Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch'? Oh, we've got them all……and the 'Naked Gun' is a classic all by itself!!!
Oh no! There were more of them! I was speaking of Angels in the Ourfield Mike because the only one I was aware of. I must have blocked out the others, LOL! But I forgot that of course, as a Disney team, the Angels would have been fodder for all manner of Disney movies. The Naked Gun is an absolute classic though, beyond even the awesome baseball scenes.
— Kristen
Living in the midwest I rarely get to see west coast teams play. And when I do, it's usually NL teams, but I'm looking forward to seeing what the Angels can do this year and beyond. I really like their team. It's a perfect combination of veterans and youth with several prospects on the cusp. I know I keep saying it, but this is a team to be very excited about. I loved the issue of the mag. My wife thinks I have too many sports magazine subscriptions. I think I don't have enough.
Oh, I'm perfectly happy to hear you keep saying it, Ron. That also, isn't going to get old anytime soon. :) I can't wait to see what the Angels can do this year. I think it's going to be a fun season. I think the story about your wife is cute. We probably all have a hobby or collection that makes our spouse roll their eyes affectionately.
— Kristen
I get ESPN the Mag but rarely read it (I guess I should cancel it and save some cash), but I actually read that article yesterday, so it's funny now to see your post about it.
One of the things that jumped out at me was the outside interest of CJ Wilson. I don't expect these guys to think about baseball 24/7 (ok maybe I do just a little), but I was surprised at just how much his "outside" life factored into his baseball decision.
I can respect Albert for wanting to pick a team that was going to ensure his legacy. Sure it's a personal ego type of thing, but it's baseball driven. I'm not sure that I feel the same way about Wilson because he has a screen play he is working on and it's easier being in Hollywood than Miami.
I enjoy hearing about the players outside interests sometimes, Wrigley, or their families, stuff that makes them more relatable. But I do expect baseball to be a priority so, yeah, I was a bit put off as well that it seemed like baseball is really just a means to an end of either screen writing or racing for C.J. in this interview…but it is just one interview and he is good, so I keep mostly leaning back the other way annnnnnd…eh we'll see how this works out.
— Kristen
I thought the Angels hit the national media bigtime when Train's song "Calling All Angels" came out. I've never been able to unassociate the two. As I mentioned to you before, it was my favorite part of every Angels game I went to back in the day. As for the article, I'm gonna have to pass on commenting on it. I'm better and the pain isn't as much as it was a month ago, but I still have a hard time facing it head on.
LOL, Jeff. I doubt anyone who hasn't been to an Angels home game in the last few years would even have associated the two to begin with. Me, I could never unassociate the two even if I tried and I love the fact that you have some good Big A associations and memories like that left over from your time here in La La Land. As for the article, yeah. Don't try to confront this stuff until you're really ready. Stages of grief and all that.
— Kristen
I have this particular issue still sitting on one of my chairs at home. I will get to it eventually, but I find it hard to keep up with my "ESPN the" magazines because I tell myself I will read them when I have free time and then that moment of free time NEVER comes. On the bright side, it is marked February, 6, 2011, so I'm really not late in reading it until tomorrow, even though it seems like it's been sitting there for about a month now. I love my logic sometimes.
You're not late, the magazine was early? Sounds like workable logic to me, Mateo. :)
— Kristen
The AL West should be the most interesting division in the MLB. Normally, all sports media networks make the AL East out to be a godsend, which is why it was definitely a good sign to see ESPN bring Anaheim (…or L.A., pardon me) into the picture. Baseball is almost here!
It doesn't bother me if you call them the Anaheim Angels, Curt. The whole mile long name thing is a little silly to me too. I liked the California Angels better. I agree. I definitley think the AL West is going to be exciting. Texas is stacked. The Angels are stacked. Pitchers and catchers report in less than two weeks. Can't wait!
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Penn Museum's Popular New Exhibition, Developed to Complement the Blockbuster "Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs" Exhibition at The Franklin Institute, To Remain Open
02 OCTOBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Amarna, Ancient Egypt's Place in the Sun, the University of Pennsylvania Museum's popular new exhibition about the city of Amarna, Tutankhamun's childhood home, will remain open as a long-term exhibition, adding to the Museum's suite of ancient Egyptian galleries that offer the public a year-round opportunity to explore more than 5,000 years of ancient Egyptian culture, art, and history.
Read more: "Amarna, Ancient Egypt's Place in the Sun" Extended Indefinitely
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06 OCTOBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Sunday, 11 November 2007, the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology opens at 12:30 p.m.—half an hour early—to fit in all the magic, as the Museum presents HARRY POTTER AND THE MAGICAL MUGGLE MUSEUM. Designed for Harry Potter aficionados and novices of all ages, the afternoon, free with Museum admission donation, includes a potions class, a sorting hat, lectures by Hogwarts (and University of Pennsylvania) professors, a game of Wizard Chess with real people, Diagon Alley and Ollivander's wand making shop, a tour of magical muggle objects on display in the Museum, grand finale concert appearances by "The Moaning Myrtles" and "The Whomping Willows"—and in between, much more.
29 NOVEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Lewis and Clark Revisited: A Trail in Modern Day, a traveling exhibition of 60 black and white photographs taken by professional photographer Greg Mac Gregor while he retraced Lewis and Clark's legendary journey, opens at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology 15 December 2007 through 10 February 2008.
In 1804, Thomas Jefferson commissioned Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, with a small brigade, to explore the land obtained by the Louisiana Purchase and to find a passageway to the Pacific Ocean. Referred to as the Corps of Discovery, Lewis and Clark's unprecedented overland expedition across North America and back pioneered the western exploration and expansion of the United States.
29 NOVEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—In September 2006, Penn Museum sent out a major, two-year loan of Mesopotamian artifacts--complete with a catalog written by Dr. Richard Zettler, Associate Curator of the Mesopotamian section--to the Beijing World Art Museum, Beijing, China, to be a part of their long-awaited, long-term exhibition, "The Great Civilizations." Artifacts from Penn Museum's exceptional Mesopotamian section collection constitutes the entire Mesopotamian section of "The Great Civilizations" exhibition.
Read more: 500,000 Visitors See Penn Museum Mesopotamian Collection on Loan in China
New National Science Foundation Funded Traveling Exhibition Focuses on the Process of Human Evolution and Its Outcomes
04 DECEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Surviving: The Body of Evidence, a new, interactive exhibition that explores the process of evolution and its profound impact on humans, opens at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia 19 April 2008 through 03 May 2009, before beginning a multi-city, national tour. The innovative exhibition, three years in the planning, is made possible in large part by a nearly two million dollar grant from the National Science Foundation, with additional support from individual, corporate, and foundation donors.
19 DECEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—If you're a rat, this is your year! The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology celebrates the Year of the Rat, Saturday, 26 January 2008, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., with its 27th annual Chinese New Year Celebration! Music and dance performances, food and martial arts demonstrations, games, workshops, arts, crafts, children's activities and much more - topped off with the traditional Chinese Lion Dance grand finale - are all part of the spectacular day-long celebration, FREE with Museum admission donation ($8 general admission; $5 students and seniors; free for children under 6, Museum members and PENNcard holders).
Read more: Penn Museum Welcomes the Year of the Rat at the 27th Annual Chinese New Year Celebration
09 FEBRUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Sunday, 10 February 2008, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology offers it's second annual Darwin Day and Evolution Teach In, a free event held in honor of the 199th birthday of Charles Robert Darwin, the world-renowned author of On the Origin of Species—and the originator of the modern theory of evolution.
22 JANUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—It was certainly hefty! On Friday, 18 January 2008, Penn Museum's all-volunteer Women's Committee presented a giant-sized check for $100,000 to Penn Museum Director Richard Hodges at their monthly meeting, in support of the Museum's educational and outreach programs. Women's Committee Chair is Marguerite Goff.
06 FEBRUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Austin Supers vivid color photographs feature Papua New Guinea natives as the subjects in Counterpoint: Anthropology and Photography in New Guinea. Accompanying written commentary by anthropologist Stuart Kirsch offers insights into the island's many cultures and invites the viewer to consider how what is photographed tells us something about our own search for the "exotic." Counterpoint opens Saturday, February 23 and runs through August 11, 2008 at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
Read more: Counterpoint: Anthropology and Photography in New Guinea
18 FEBRUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The 19th annual Beer Dinner and Beer Tastings at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology pay tribute to Michael Jackson, The Beer Hunter®, who passed away in August 2007. Mr. Jackson, an internationally-renowned beer expert who is credited with fuelling the craft beer movement, presided over Penn Museum's annual Beer Dinner and Tasting for almost 20 years. This year, Penn Museum honors Mr. Jackson's life and work with a Gala Tribute and Tasting Friday, March 14th from 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. and the day-long Beer Tastings, Saturday, March 15th, 1:00, 3:30 and 6:00 p.m. at the University of Pennsylvania Museum.
Read more: 19th Annual Beer Dinner and Tasting, Michael Jackson: The Man and His Legacy
03 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The art and culture, "Bollywood" films, diverse spiritual practices, and spicy foods of India are captivating the interests and palates of a rapidly growing international audience. India, in all its complexity and diversity, is the focus of a day-long celebration Saturday, 29 March 2008 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., as the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology presents Hello India! The special day features traditional music and dance presentations and workshops, theater, foods, yoga, history and cultural talks, films, craft activities, games and more. Hello India! is FREE with Penn Museum admission donation ($8 general admission; $5 students and seniors; free for children under 6, Penn Museum members and PENNcard holders).
Hello India! is co-sponsored by the Consulate of India in New York, University of Pennsylvania's South Asia Center and South Asian Society; the Wharton India Club; Camden County College; the Bharatiya Cultural Center of Montgomeryville, Pa; and the Indian Association of South Jersey.
13 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The preservation of ancient Maya sites, efforts to sustain modern Maya cultural traditions, and the need to conserve vanishing tropical forests and coastal environments—all are on the agenda 11-13 April 2008, when the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology collaborates with the Nature Conservancy to present its 26th annual Maya Weekend. This year's theme: "The Future of the Maya World."
Highlight speakers for this year's event, which annually brings together hundreds of Maya enthusiasts, include keynote speaker Marie Claire Paiz, director of the Nature Conservancy's Southern Mexico Program, and Maya banquet speaker Robert K. Whitman, Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Senior Investigator for the National Arts Crime Team.
Read more: Penn Museum's 26th ANNUAL MAYA WEEKEND Focuses on "The Future of the Maya World"
Full Year of Public Programs Kicks Off with Opening of Penn Museum's New Exhibition: "Surviving: The Body of Evidence"
17 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin, originator of the modern theory of evolution, is just months away. Now, the University of Pennsylvania, in conjunction with Penn Museum and major Philadelphia cultural organizations, launches an ambitious YEAR OF EVOLUTION of public programs and events, from late April 2008 through May 2009.
Public Lecture, and Presentation of the Wilton Krogman Award, is Featured Part of Penn and Citywide Year of Evolution Programming
26 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson has, over the course of an illustrious career, produced some of the field's groundbreaking discoveries into humanity's ancient, evolutionary past. Chief among his discoveries is the most widely known and thoroughly studied fossil find of the 20th century—the 3.2 million year old "Lucy" skeleton.
On Sunday, May 4th at 2 p.m. in the Harrison Auditorium at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Dr. Johanson offers a public lecture, "The Importance of Lucy." Tickets to the talk are $15; $10 for Penn Museum members. Tickets can be purchased for both lecture and reception (cash bar) and book signing: $30; $25 Penn Museum members. All tickets include admission to Penn Museum, and the Museum's newest exhibition, "Surviving: The Body of Evidence," about the process of evolution.
Read more: Donald Johanson, Director, Institute of Human Origins, Speaks on "The Importance of Lucy"
World Renowned Paleoanthropologist Speaks About "The Importance of Lucy" at Public Lecture and Booksigning
05 MAY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—On Sunday, 04 May 2008, more than 350 people were on hand to hear world renowned paleanthropolologist Dr. Donald Johanson speak--and receive Penn Museum's Wilton Krogman Award.
In recognition of his groundbreaking discoveries and continued impact on the field of paleoanthropology, Dr. Richard Hodges, Williams Director of Penn Museum, presented Dr. Johanson with the Wilton Krogman Award for Distinguished Achievement in Biological Anthropology.
Read more: Dr. Donald Johanson Becomes Third Recipient of Penn Museum's Wilton Krogman Award
16 MAY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Children and their families are treated to a wide range of international performances, from Spiral Q Puppets, to an Africa storyteller, to a Native American dance duo this summer, when the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology presents its Summer Wonder 2008 Performance Series. Eight Summer Wonder programs, all free with Museum admission donation, run Wednesday mornings, June 25th through August 13th at 10:30 a.m. Performances last about one hour. Pre-registration is required for groups of 10 or more. For more information or to register, call (215) 746-6774.
Designed for children ages 6 to 12 and their families, Summer Wonder programs introduce diverse cultures and cultural perspectives through the performing arts. The 2008 series features:
June 25 - Spiral Q Puppeteers perform with a large array of giant puppets. Their presentation introduces visitors to the provocative use of puppets to affect social change and achieve community goals.
Read more: Summer Wonder 2008 Children's Programs Feature Puppetry, Music, Dancing, and More
20 MAY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—After 37 years as Head of Conservation at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Virginia Greene retires, officially if not entirely, June 30, 2008—and it is safe to say that she will not be forgotten by her colleagues or by the many students and interns she helped to train at the Museum.
With about one million archaeological and anthropological artifacts collected from all over the world, Penn Museum has been a never-ending source of conservation opportunities and challenges. Unlike many conservators who specialize in archaeology or ethnography or certain kinds of materials, Ms. Greene has maintained a Renaissance woman's wide-ranging interest and capabilities. Among the thousands of artifacts she has examined and conserved over her tenure at the Museum are such diverse objects as the world-famous bull-headed lyre and Lady Pu-Abi's dazzling gold and lapis lazuli headdress, both from the famous ancient Sumerian site of Ur; intricately woven masterpiece baskets from the Pomo Indians of California; poison darts and textiles from the Dayaks of Borneo; and South American feather headdresses.
Read more: Virginia Greene, Head Conservator at Penn Museum Since 1971, To Retire
27 JUNE 2008, Philadelphia, PA—Dr. Richard Hodges, Williams Director, Penn Museum, is pleased to announce a gift of $1 million from an anonymous donor to endow the Mediterranean Section Keepership in memory of Dr. Keith DeVries, longtime associate curator of the Museum's Mediterranean section and associate professor of Classical Studies at Penn.
Like most major geographical "sections" at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, the Mediterranean Section has a "Keeper"—a full time staff person responsible for the care of and access to the 34,000 artifacts in Penn Museum's ancient Mediterranean section collections. Lynn C. Makowsky, the section's Keeper since 2000, is the Museum's first Keith Devries Keeper. Ms. Makowsky holds an M.A. in Museum Studies from San Francisco State University. For the past six seasons, she has been part of the staff at the joint Penn Museum/Southern Methodist University/Franklin and Marshall College Mugello Valley Archaeological Project and Poggio Colla Field School in Italy.
Read more: Keith Devries, Mediterranean Section Kepership is Endowed at Penn Museum
A New Exhibition Opening 13 September 2008 at the Penn Museum Tells the Long-Unspoken Story of the Region's Local Native Americans
01 AUGUST 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Conventional histories of Pennsylvania declare that all but a few elderly Lenape people left the state by the opening of the 19th century. Many Lenape were indeed driven westward, and ultimately established communities in Oklahoma, Kansas, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, and in other parts of the United States and Canada. Yet, many remained here in secret. Children of the little known Lenape-European marriages of the 1700s stayed on the Lenape homelands (New Jersey, Pennsylvania, northern Delaware and southern New York) and continued to practice their traditions covertly. Hiding their Lenape heritage, they avoided discovery by both the government and their neighbors for more than two hundred years. Now, the descendants of these people have come forward to tell their story.
Read more: Fulfilling a Prophecy: The Past and Present of the Lenape in Pennsylvania
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I'm sorry to say but I don't think those lines are printable. Each number is 9 lines tall. So if you're at the .0625" minimum line size, then each number is 0.5625" tall (possibly a smidge larger since if was really ~ 9.25 lines, but I'm giving the benefit of the doubt). Doing a simple copy and paste I found that your design is approximately 60 numbers tall. The math would therefore dictate that your design is 60*.5625"=33.75" tall, which is beyond the maximum print size. So the only possibilities are that the lines are indeed 0.0625" which would make the design outside the printable area, or the design is indeed 20" tall, which would make the lines ~ 0.037" and thus too small. It's possible I'm wrong, but these lines really do look like they're just too small.
tjost wrote:A question, how big is the final art, because the preview image is too small on the shirt for it to be at anywhere near the real size and keep the line width that woot specified needs to be kept? Just wondering.
I've posted the same question on the resub. I've calculated the design to be, at minimum, 33-34" tall.
Re: African Tree Frog
Looks great! I Like it! Unfortunately it looks like this round is leaning towards dinosaurs and underwater creatures... Good show none the less.
Re: One Small Step For A Man (v2)
amazing, amazing work! I keep looking at all these designs and trying to figure out how in the world the artists did it, but yours takes the cake. I cannot imagine how long it took you to finish this. I may just have to dust off my Woot wallet if it prints
februarystar27 wrote:I love this! The other one is great too, but I prefer this one. That's so cool that he (and Gus Grissom) went to your school.
The cool thing about Purdue is that there have been 23 grads go on to be astronauts (the most of any non-military school - see here). One of my high school classmates, a friend of mine, went on to be a flight instructor for the Space Shuttle (she never got to go into space though), and she was a pilot in one of the planes that shuttled the last shuttle to the Smithsonian this past year. If you're an astronaut nut, believe it or not, Indiana is one of the places to be!
februarystar27 wrote:Thanks! Your comment alerted me to the 2nd version, which I like better (though I'd buy this one if it won).
Glad to help. (And I would also buy it either way...)
tomspc wrote:I am learning that good art is not a requirement on this site. You have the EC (Established Clique) who only vote for each other. That's how all these rainbows, unicorns, bunnies, kittens are always in the fog. I will say last week's Imaginary Restaurant was an exception. Very good ORIGINAL designs were chosen as winners. Woot needs more of those type Derbies and rid themselves of these leeches who draw the same crap every week.
Mavyn wrote:Does that mean you'd like feedback?
I would love feedback!
Re: FishLINE v2
I'm really happy to see a second version of this! Great design and original content!
kylemittskus wrote:Because of the aforementioned reason?
Re: One Line. One Horn.
I love that this is totally out of your usual theme Truffle, it's not my style but I'd love to buy one for my little nieces. It's very majestic!
Re: Two Fish, One Line
I'm not really into the whole fish yin-yang thing but this is beautiful Boots and I like it. I hope you win! Even though you couldn't wear it without major tailoring.. :-x
Re: the keys
Cryin' Damn Shame you can't pick yourself.
bluetuba wrote:This reminds me of something copyrighted but I can't put my finger on it.. Maybe it's general enough to not be a problem
It vaugly resembles the Planet Express Logo from Futurama. Not sure if it will be an issue, but that's the image that (i think) you're thinking of.
orabbit wrote:Wow! Thanks for all the info. Looks like the Bombyx larvae are used as a food too? Mmmmm, "ground cucumbers"!
I've seen stir-fried Bombyx pupae but not larvae (yet). They're probably quite tasty - rich in protein and oil. Used as a source of vitamin B during the war in Japan.
photogrartist wrote:I have an open mind. Please give me feedback on how to improve this design, or just your opinion of it. Thanks.
If they print I'm in for 3.
Re: The M Line
Thumbnail needs to match the design...not sure why you rotated it?
Re: Rocket
Also the old Interplay logo and the old Lego spaceman logo Not claiming this design is any of those, but I knew something was poking at my brain. ;)
Totally cool. My daughter would love this shirt, so would I. I've been waiting for a design that my daughter and I can get matching shirts to wear that she would like. Can I also suggest pajama pants with this design repeated all over the pants.
tjschaeffer wrote:I'm sorry to say but I don't think those lines are printable. Each number is 9 lines tall. So if you're at the .0625" minimum line size, then each number is 0.5625" tall (possibly a smidge larger since if was really ~ 9.25 lines, but I'm giving the benefit of the doubt). Doing a simple copy and paste I found that your design is approximately 60 numbers tall. The math would therefore dictate that your design is 60*.5625"=33.75" tall, which is beyond the maximum print size. So the only possibilities are that the lines are indeed 0.0625" which would make the design outside the printable area, or the design is indeed 20" tall, which would make the lines ~ 0.037" and thus too small. It's possible I'm wrong, but these lines really do look like they're just too small.
or they can just check the native file and see that the lines, as per the selection, are wider than 4.5pts.
Re: Tessellate and Roll Out!
I don't really get this but it has robots so my boys like it.
caherrick wrote:I don't really get this but it has robots so my boys like it.
Thanks! I like robots too... THe only thing to get is that these robots interlock like legos, to create the ULTIMATE ROBOT... Don't worry... no one else gets it either.
Re: The Polemics of Extinction
What fun is trolling if no one bites?
Re: Seahorse
Thanks everyone! I'm very happy with how this one came together and really appreciate all your votes and comments.
Re: Endless Ocean
another nice one mr. pants!
bluetuba wrote:I'm not really into the whole fish yin-yang thing but this is beautiful Boots and I like it. I hope you win! Even though you couldn't wear it without major tailoring.. :-x
My favorite design of the derby.
Re: Life: Connected
Very nice!
Re: String Theory
Very nice, I just wish the ball of yarn was a little bigger and done to look more like a traditional yarn ball. Great work though.
Re: You Can Take the Rat Out of the Maze...
really cool, I just hope the image will print ok. Maybe next time you do something like this allow for a little more space between the lines, it would add to the maze effect especially from a distance. Nice work though!
1) lyonscc, this design (both versions) are brilliant. I strongly suspect one will print this weekend and it will be well-deserved. 2) I also suspect that numchucks9000 is someone's "evil twin" account (i.e., duplicate account to double-purchase randoms); whatever. 3) Gentle reminder: whether or not this prints, please remember to remove the hi-res version on Friday so that it can't be used to pirate your design. Great shirt that is not only a marvel of technique, but captures a moment of deep emotion and tribute; it's a rare shirt that manages both, and you've just totally hit it out of the park with this one.
Re: Backcountry Bear
Gotta love the backcountry. Thanks for checking out my design this week and please vote.
Re: The Ultimate Fibonacci Spiral
Superb work... hope i can buy this....
Did you actually have to change your design? If not and they wrongly decided that your lines were too small, that sucks! They should un-reject it.
billandwende wrote:If they print I'm in for 3.
Looks like I need a miracle for it to print...but thanks for your support!
Spiritgreen wrote:My favorite designs this week are the ones that have clear aesthetic or conceptual reason behind using one line
You summed up my thoughts on it well, Spirit. Having the a single line be integral to the idea while making a wearable shirt was my motive for sticking to this concept. I think you managed it very effectively on both your designs this week. If anyone is interested, this design was a reworking of an early one called Open Ocean. The way the single line ties to the subject was a good enough hook for me to revisit it and the results differ a lot. The line weight restriction creates a different aesthetic so I played with the shape of the design to get it flowing more naturally on the shirt.
walmazan wrote:I was playing in illustrator with the stroke window/cap/round cap icon and the Corner/miter join icon. I hope it helps.
Wow thanks very much Walmazan! This is very helpful indeed.
Re: Peace out "B"
This is adoreable and wearable!
orabbit wrote:If I may, play with the miter limit in the stroke options. The more acute (acuter?), the higher the limit will need to be to remain pointy.
Haha...acuter (i like it) Thanks for this info.
Re: The Mouse Ran Up the Clock (navy)
Yeah! The people like these colors better--it has more votes at the moment than the other color scheme...(pats self on back for suggesting colors...lol)
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