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The new episode of #A.I.L - artists in laboratories, the weekly radio programme about art and science i present on ResonanceFM, is aired this afternoon at 4pm (London time.)
Today i'm talking with Helen Pynor. You might have seen one of Helen's most striking photos in bookshops and on the tube last year, it showed a brain in all its organic glory and was on the book cover and on the posters advertising the exhibition Brains: The mind as matter, which opened last Spring at the Wellcome Collection in London.
Helen Pynor has a background in science but later studied visual art. Three years ago she also became a doctor of philosophy. Her practice combines biological science and visual expression to explore the inside of our bodies, and to investigate the relationship between the physicality of the human body and its culturally constructed status.
During the show we will be talking about how she managed to get her hands on a fresh human brain but Helen will also discuss some of her broader projects such as The Body Is A Big Place, a large-scale installation that explores organ transplantation and the thresholds between life and death.
Peta Clancy and Helen Pynor (sound by Gail Priest), The Body is a Big Place
The show will be aired today Wednesday 22nd of May at 16:00. The repeat is next Tuesday at 6.30 am (yes, a.m!) If you don't live in London, you can catch the online stream or wait till we upload the episodes on soundcloud.
It's been too long since i've blogged about a project supported by Symbiotica (although they did get their fair amount of mentions and praises in #A.I.L., the show i present on ResonanceFM.)
For the In-Potentia work, the artists grew cells that were taken from human foreskin cells purchased from an online catalogue. The cells were then re-programmed by genetic manipulation and bio-engineered to become a neural network.
This functioning "brain" is presented in a sculptural incubator containing custom-made automated feeding and waste retrieval system as well as an electrophysiological recording setup.
The work is more clearly explained in the video below:
In-Potentia exposes, in the most limpid and absurd way, how science is blurring what we are used to regard as clear-cut categories, such as where life begins and ends or what constitutes a person. Or in Guy Ben-Ary's words:
What is the potential for artists employing bio-technologies to address, and modify, boundaries surrounding understandings of life, death and person-hood? And what exactly does it mean culturally, artistically, ontologically, philosophically, politically and ethically to make a living biological brain from human foreskin cells?
The artists have kindly accepted to answer my questions:
In Potentia is without doubt a very powerful and thought-provoking work. What is the state of the scientific but also cultural debate around liminal forms of life? where could i read more about it (in a not too daunting, hi-tech language if possible)? do you have simple examples of these 'uncertain lives' at the border between human/non-human, coherent/hybrid, etc.?
Liminal lives can be "brain dead" or coma patients who are only being kept alive due to machinic intervention, or severely pre-term newborns kept alive with external life support systems, or embryos (both within or outside of a female host body) whose status as "pre-beings" disrupts our understanding of "life" as being conscious, independent and "useful". Liminal lives could also be humans with animal (or other human) organ transplants, genetically modified/manipulated (human and non-human) lives that challenge the ontological status of where and how "life" starts, or even non-humans that exhibit "human-like" characteristics of consciousness etc etc. A liminal life can therefore be found anywhere that our traditional western understandings of what it means to be human is challenged, altered or transgressed. If you were only going to read one thing on liminal lives, I would suggest Susan M Squire's 2004 seminal text: Liminal Lives - Imagining the Human at the Frontiers of Biomedicine.
I like the humour behind 'project dickhead' as you nicknamed it but i've been wondering if you're not worried that certain journalists (and bloggers) will jump on the opportunity to depict the project in a simplistic light? Your choice was quite bold because you could have avoided potential simplistic headlines by choosing to use other cells than the ones of foreskin?
Could you briefly explain me the audio-soundscape that exposes the electrical activity of neural signals or synaptic output? It is just the electrical activity from the neural network being amplified? Did you modify the sound in any way to make it more 'evocative' of what the activity of a brain might sound like?
Thanks Guy and Kirsten!
The new episode of #A.I.L - artists in laboratories, the weekly radio programme about art and science i present on ResonanceFM, is aired this afternoon at 4pm (London time.)
Today we will be talking with the flamboyant Adam Zaretsky, a Doctor of Philosophy in Electronic Arts, a researcher and art theorist whose work focuses on Biology and Art Wet Lab Practice. He has been lecturing and doing research in some of the most prestigious institutes around the world. If you've been following this blog for a while you probably know that i LOVE Adam Zaretsky.
Zarestsky has co-habited during one week in a terrarium with E. Coli bacteria, worms, plant, fish, frogs, mice, flies and yeast. He has dedicated part of his research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to playing Engelbert Humperdinck's Greatest Hits to fermenting E.Coli continuously for 48 hours and observing the impact that the rather camp music had on the bacteria. More recently, the artist has worked with materials that include surgically manipulated pheasant embryos and a preserved turd of the deceased writer William S. Burroughs.
So that's what we are going to discuss in this episode of #A.I.L., turds from a famous writer but also eyeballs in armpits. And ethics, biotechnological materials and ''Full Breadth Genetic Alterity.
The show will be aired today Wednesday 24st March at 16:00. The repeat is next Tuesday at 6.30 am (yes, a.m!) If you don't live in London, you can catch the online stream or wait till we upload the episodes on soundcloud.
The new episode of #A.I.L - artists in laboratories, the weekly radio programme about art and science i present on ResonanceFM is aired tonight.
My guest in the studio is artist and film maker Charlotte Jarvis.
Over the past few years, Charlotte has worked with scientists to bio-engineer a bacteria with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights encoded into its DNA sequence, she developed performances that showed the public what could happen if one day, synthetic biology was used to eradicate greed, lust and anger from a group of children.
But today, Charlotte is going to dispel a few myths about stem cells and discuss her award-winning project: Ergo Sum.
A couple of weeks ago, Charlotte donated parts of her body to stem cell research. Her tissue and blood samples are now in a lab where they will be transformed - medically metamorphosed - into induced pluripotent stem cells and from there into a range of completely different substances. A second self will be created, a self-portrait, a dopplegänger, made from a collage of in vitro body parts. Brain, heart and blood vessel all biologically 'Charlotte', yet distinctly alien to her.
The project has received a Designers and Artist's for Genomics Award. It will be exhibited this Summer at Naturalis in Leiden, The Netherlands.
The show will be aired today Thursday 7st February at 19:30. The repeat is next Tuesday at 6.30 am (yes, a.m!) If you don't live in London, you can catch the online stream or wait till we upload the episodes on soundcloud.
Photos by James Read and Arne Kuilman.
The new episode of #A.I.L - artists in laboratories, the weekly radio programme about art and science i present on ResonanceFM is aired tonight.
Zoe Papadopoulou is an artist whose work looks at emergent technologies and speculates on their future uses to help the public imagine and discuss what these innovations might hold for us in the coming years. In the past, Zoe has baked nuclear cakes, sold ice cream flavoured clouds and drafted the merger between the island of Cyprus and Intel corporation.
But the work we are going to focus on today is called Reproductive Futures. Zoe has spent the past year on a project sponsored by the Wellcome Trust exploring the scientific and technological developments in Artificial Reproductive Technologies. She particularly looked at questions such as "Will the techniques themselves have the potential to fundamentally change the way we perceive parenthood and reproduction? How will the stories we tell children evolve?" Her research will take the form of 3 books that address different scenarios of future reproduction through children's stories.
In the show, we will be talking artificial uterus, the orphan child who had 5 parents, artificial gametes, and premature babies exhibited in freak shows.
The show will be aired today Thursday 31st January at 19:30. The repeat is next Tuesday at 6.30 am (yes, a.m!) If you don't live in London, you can catch the online stream or wait till we upload the episodes on soundcloud.
All images courtesy of the artist.
Previously: Reproductive Futures.
Exhibitions at the Wellcome Collection are always eventful. I've seen sliced brain, freeze-dried brain, dessicated brain, two wax babies heads dissected, tin face masks for WWI soldiers disfigured by explosions and gunshot, i've learnt about the history of narcotics, read about a gentleman turned on by dirty maids, etc. Wellcome's exhibitions are dramatic and engaging but they are also impeccably researched and edifying. I can't remember having exited one of their shows without being fascinated by the amount of information their curators manage to pack in each room. Except this time.
The recently opened exhibition Death: A Self-portrait is entertaining, it contains some fantastic pieces and it definitely deserves a trip to the Euston Road museum but it is a bit light in reflection and cross-disciplinary references compared to what Wellcome has used me to. The show displays some 300 works -most of them being skulls- from Richard Harris's collection of cultural artefacts, artworks and scientific specimens devoted to the iconography of death and our complex and contradictory attitudes towards it.
The artefacts are grouped into five themes: "Contemplating Death" (a room full of memento mori), "The Dance of Death" (the 'many' faces of death, most of them are actually skelettons), "Violent Death" (artists representing the ravages of wars), "Eros and Thanatos" (the human fascination for death) and "Commemoration" (death, burials, mourning and their rituals). One moment you're looking at rare prints by Goya, next you find yourself in front of anatomical drawings, puzzling photos in black and white, ancient Incan skulls, or a gigantic chandelier made of 3000 plaster-cast bones.
One of the most striking work for me was the truly horrific cycle of 51 prints that Otto Dix made to document his time fighting as a machine-gunner on the Western Front during World War One.
Dr Luis Crucius's drawings of skeletons animated a promotional calendar distributed to doctors by the US Antikamnia Chemical Company in 1900--01. Ironically, the company's antikamnia painkillers contained an active ingredient which was later found to be toxic and addictive.
Our (western) culture tends to keep death in the background. We have lost touch with death and its rituals (unlike, for example, Mexico which celebrates the Día de los Muertos in the most flamboyant fashion.) And since none of us has a direct experience of death, we leave its interpretation and representation to artists.
Photos by Happy Famous Artists. The Guardian has a slideshow.
Death: A Self-portrait remain open until 24 February 2013 at the Wellcome Collection in London. Admission is free.
Related: Doctors, Dissection and Resurrection Men right now at the London Museum, Exquisite Bodies at the Wellcome Collection, Mind Over Matter and Brains: The Mind as Matter.


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Grimshaw to Design World's Largest Terminal in Istanbul
Following a competitive interview process Grimshaw, in partnership with Nordic Office of Architecture, has been appointed by the Turkish consortium of Cengiz, Mapa, Limak, Kolin and Kalyon to design the terminal complex for Istanbul New Airport.
Located on the Black Sea coast, some 35km outside of Istanbul, the ambitious six-runway development, masterplanned by Arup, will be delivered in four phases. The first phase will open in 2019 and aims to serve 90 million passengers per year. This will increase to 150 million passengers per annum once fully complete. The new airport will include the world's largest airport terminal, with a gross floor area close to one million square meters.
Bursa Wholesale Greengrocers and Fishmongers Market / Tuncer Cakmakli Architects
Architects: Tuncer Cakmakli Architects
Location: Bursa/Bursa Province, Turkey
Area: 304000.0 sqm
Year: 2010
Photographs: Courtesy of Tuncer Cakmakli Architects
Turkey Design Mission 2013
Turkey's fast growth has increased the demands in the construction sector, opening many opportunities for architects.
Turkey Design Mission Edition III will be Turkey's only event to gather the key stakeholders involved in development projects as part of the Hospitality Focus and Urban Regeneration scheme for face to face interactions, source the most innovative products and most importantly lead goal setting discussions to prescribe the standards to be met as part of Turkey's Vision of 2023 in the real estate sector.
Arkimeet 2013: Architects meet in Istanbul
Arkitera Architecture Center is an independent architecture center that has been dedicated to sustain a better architectural practice, enhance the architectural culture and to raise the architectural quality in Turkey.
ARKIMEET, one of the brands created by Arkitera Architectural Center, is developed as the most significant meeting platform among the architects in Turkey. With the motto "ARCHITECTS MEET in ISTANBUL", the event will comprise national and international conferences, panels and award ceremonies to honor individuals and institutions which contribute to the improvement of the urban quality. In addition to these activities and awards, it is aimed to provide opportunities to establish one-to-one connections among the participants and providing appropriate meeting occasions.
This year speakers include Julien de Smedt, Durmuş Dilekçi, Anne Marie Galmstrup, and Josep Lluis Mateo among others.
Complete information after the break.
Turks Paint Public Walkways in Protest
In June we covered some of the anti-government protests that were taking Turkey by storm – but the Turks are still making headlines! Last week, one Istanbul resident decided to paint a derelict public stair only to find it hastily covered up by government workers. In an act of "guerilla beautification" and silent protest, people across Turkey have once again taken to the streets to paint their stairs and public walkways in rainbow colors. For the full story, check out this article on The Lede by Robert Mackey.
VIGOSS Textile – Showroom and Design Office / Zemberek Design Office
Architects: Zemberek Design Office
Location: Beylikdüzü, Istanbul, Turkey
Design Team: Başak Emrence, Şafak Emrence, Başak Bakkaloğlu
Client: VIGOSS Textile
Area: 500 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Şafak Emrence
Litterfall Social and Cultural Center Competition Entry / Ziya Imren Architects
The main idea for the Litterfall Social and Cultural Center was to create a space and atmosphere where people come together to share their ideas, talk, sing, paint, dance and create a social and cultural life to illuminate their own daily life. Designed by Ziya Imren Architects, this small scale building typology is a very important to the culture of Istanbul, since it offers a comfortable place, where people can feel themselves at home and contribute to their own artworks. More images and architects' description after the break.
Varyap Merıdıan H Block / MTF Proje
Architects: MTF Proje
Location: Istanbul, Turkey
Architectural Project: Dome Mimarlık
Design Team: Derya Ekim Öztepe, Ozan Öztepe, Deniz Ekim Çubukçu, Betül Karanfil
Area: 12660.27 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Courtesy of MTF Proje
Koç Contemporary Art Museum Winning Proposal / Grimshaw
Grimshaw just announced that they have been selected by the Vehbi Koç Foundation to design Koç Contemporary, a new contemporary art museum in Istanbul. Due to open to the public in 2016, the new project has been conceived to fulfill the Foundation's vision of showcasing the growing Koç collection to the broadest possible audience and to place these works in a national, regional and international context of contemporary artists. More images and architects' description after the break.
Turkish Parliament Passes Bill to Protect Historic Skylines
In an effort to protect Turkey's historic skylines from uncontrolled urbanization, the Turkish Parliament has passed an amendment that would grant zoning authority to the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization as well as set up an aesthetic architectural commission. Continue reading to learn more.
Turkish Court Rules in Favor of Gezi Park Protests
The efforts of thousands who occupied Gezi Park, and those who joined them in solidarity via social media from around the world, have paid off. According to Reuters, a Turkish court has ruled against the Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan-backed development in which proposed to redesign Istanbul's iconic Taksim Square and replace one of the populated city's few public parks with a mall.
SO? Celebrates the Opening of 'Sky Spotting Stop' in Istanbul
Though temporarily postponed due to the Gezi Park protests, SO? Architecture and Ideas has celebrated the opening of their winning entry – Sky Spotting Stop - for the 2013 Young Architects Program (YAP) at Istanbul Modern in Turkey. Offering refuge from the historic city's busy streets, the fragmented canopy of reflective circular discs invites visitors to "sit, rest, gather, play, or skyspot" while overlooking the mouth of the Bosphorus.
When Urban Planning Gets Political: The History of Taksim Square
Over the last two weeks, the world has witnessed history unfold in a small park in the heart of Istanbul, Taksim Square. What started out as a peaceful protest to save Gezi Park and its trees from destruction has turned into a country-wide (and, to some degree, worldwide) movement that rejects the ever-increasing autocratic tendencies of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The urban policies and projects that PM Erdogan and his government have been loutishly implementing in Istanbul offer only a few examples of the way this government has manifested its undemocratic attitudes. In that regard, it would be misleading to consider the protest over Taksim and Gezi Park as an isolated incident. Instead, development over Istanbul's quintessential square constitutes the last straw in a series of neo-liberal policies, themselves the result of a century of history, that have shaped Istanbul over the course of the last decade.
More after the break…
Turkey: Fighting for Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Space
The impending destruction of the last public park in Istanbul was the straw that broke the camel's back last Tuesday. When a peaceful demonstration to save Taksim Gezi Park was met with violent police retaliation, the situation quickly escalated into a nationwide protest against the increasingly authoritarian Turkish government. At this moment all across the country, thousands are standing up not only for Gezi Park but for the right to shape the place that they call home.
More information on the situation in Turkey after the break.
Premier Campus Office in Kagithane Winning Proposal / JDS Architects
Focusing on the users' working and living qualities, the winning proposal for the Premier Campus Office in Kagithane addresses its presence in Istanbul as a new form of contextual and urban approach. Designed by JDS Architects, the building is formed by their desire to make it interact with its environment and acts as a catalyst of business life for a new Istanbul that promotes contemporary culture, architecture and lifestyle. More images and architects' description after the break.
Daily Child Care Facility Competition Entry / ddrlp
With the main objective of creating a model for the architectural design of daily child care facilities in Turkey, the 'Child-Play-Learning-Space-Environment' concept by ddrlp consists of creative components for a building while being formed by multiple relations. Ranging from 75 to 150 children between ages of 0 and 6, the main form generators of their design included social interaction spaces: individually, by group, for crowded uses, the relationship with sun, sky and seasonal-natural cycle, and the sensual interaction with light, colour, texture, material, shape and structural components. More images and architects' description after the break.
YAP IM-Debris Competition Entry / Yalin Architectural Design
Chosen as one of the five finalists in MOMA's Young Architectural Program (YAP), Yalin Architectural Design's proposal 'IM-Debris' focuses on how Istanbul and all the other cities in the world have to come up with local solutions to their own problems in global standards. The main purpose of this design is to be within the rubble which we are usually used to observe from a distance, to form a place with every possible material that is left from a construction and to have the visitors re-discover where it came from, in a place designed by it in the first place. More images and architects' description after the break.
Hebil 157 Houses / Aytac Architects
Architects: Aytac Architects
Location: Bodrum, Turkey
Architect In Charge: Aytac Architects
Design Team: Alper Aytaç , İlker Başyazıcı, Kugu Iscan, Seda Karabulut, Murat Atacan, Mehmet Emin Bayraktar, Esma Sarıkaya
Landscape Architect: Cevsa Peyzaj, Gülşen Aytaç
Area: 4791.0 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Courtesy of Aytac Architects

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Catch me if you can, Leo Dicaprio
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Loso is on the move from Cabo San Lucas to Rio De Janeiro. Catching up with him won't be easy.
He references Catch Me If You Can, a film starting Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks in which DiCaprio plays a conman who avoided capture for five years
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Re: Cain Velasquez won't fight me MMA fighters are pussies!
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I have called out all the top MMA heavyweights, but none will fight me, MMA fighters are hopeless, who is going to take a 6'9 giant to the ground? Not Velasquez he is small fat cruiserweight I'd knock him out in 2 rounds tops.
I have sparred the k1 guys they are all better than the MMA guys and I have my way with them each and every time. These MMA guys won't fight me they are labradors I am a pitbull and they know it.
Anyway I'd like to say that the best kickboxer in MMA just got knocked out by a fat clumsy roadsweeper thats how bad the striking is in MMA, when I take the UFC title I'll be the most exciting fighter of all time mark my words.
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DATE & TIME: Wednesday, March 6, 7 p.m. (et)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Bartow Arena (8,500) -- Birmingham, Alabama. Television: CSS. Home Record: UCF 15-5, UAB 11-3. Away Record: UCF 4-5, UAB 4-9. Neutral Record: UCF 0-0, UAB 0-2. Conference Record: UCF 8-6, UAB 7-7. Series Record: UAB leads 7-4.
GAME NOTES: In a Conference-USA clash at the Bartow Arena, the UAB Blazers play host to the Knights of UCF on Wednesday night.
UCF most recently suffered a 76-67 loss to 19th-ranked Memphis which allowed the Tigers to clinch the conference. The loss ended a brief two-game win streak for the Knights who had previously lost three in a row. This is the first of a two-game road swing to end the regular season for UCF which will head to Southern Miss next.
The Blazers are fresh off a 75-69 win over SMU. The win was the fourth in a row for UAB which has won six of its last seven outings. This will be the second of a two-game homestand for the Blazers before heading to Memphis for the regular-season finale.
UAB leads the all-time series 7-4 but after the Blazers defeated UCF in the first seven matchups, UCF has won all four since, including three times last season. In the most recent matchup in early January of this season, the Knights took a 64-48 win in Orlando.
The Knights lost to Memphis despite a 29-point performance from Keith Clanton, who shot 10-of-15 from the field and 3-of-4 from beyond the arc. Calvin Newell had 13 points, five assists, and four steals but also had six turnovers. Kasey Wilson managed 11 points while Isaiah Sykes had 10 points, nine rebounds, five assists, and five steals.
UCF is led by four players in double-figure scoring this season, including Sykes who scores 15.6 ppg with 7.3 rpg. Clanton adds 15.3 ppg and 8.6 rpg, while Tristan Spurlock manages 11.4 ppg and 5.8 rpg. Newell is the final Knight scoring in double figures at 11.2 ppg, as UCF's high-powered offense tallies 71.0 ppg and shoots over 45.0 percent from the field.
In the win over the Mustangs, Rod Rucker supplied a double-double performance for the Blazers with 21 points and 11 rebounds. Jordan Swing and Robert Williams managed 11 points each, while Fahro Alihodzic added 18 points and six rebounds. UAB earned a 35-25 edge on the boards and hit 21 free-throws en route to victory.
Rucker leads the squad in scoring this season with 14.4 ppg, while also leading in rebounding with 8.2 rpg. Swing adds 14.1 ppg and Alihodzic contributes 9.8 ppg, while all three players shoot better than 47-percent from the field. Offensively, the Blazers put up over 72.0 ppg but their poor defensive play has held them back this season as they allow 71.0 ppg. UAB is tough on the boards and pulls down 37 rpg as a unit.
The Blazers have been solid at home, going 11-3 in 14 games. With UAB getting hot to end the season, the Blazers should be able to squeak this one out in a close battle.
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I'm a 4.0+ short male adult (5' 4") with compact swing and thin muscular build.
I've been looking for an upgrade from Wilson Team FX BLX (Hd size 103, strung weight 10.3oz) to a heavier arm friendly racquet since my arm and shoulder started huring really bad with this racquet.
I'm looking for your suggestions:
Ideally I would like to have the following:
(1) Mid plus head size (100-105 Sq Inch)
(2) 11oz+ weight (12 Oz is a little too heavy for me)
(3) Extended length 27.5 in since I am short
(4) Arm friendly
(5) Most cost effective
I demoed Pro Kennex Ki 5x but an't say I'm in love with it. Did't like Avery 110 OS.
Ideally a recent discontinued model would be nice due to price considerations.
I've looked at all the reviews of different racquets but haven't found anything yet. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
I would say give what in my Signature a shot...
PK 7G is a must demo. Lot of people prefer it to the Ki5x update. In my book it's one of the best sticks ever made.
PK Ki 15, PK 7G, and the Plus versions of the Storm would be what I would demo.
Bab PD+ etc if you have no shoulder issues or are willing to experiment with soft string setups.
The PK 7G is a great racket.
What string are you using? Also, what tension is it strung at? My guess is it has more to do with the string and tension than the racquet.
The racquet you have now is pretty arm friendly and can be modified pretty easily with a little lead if you want to make it heavier.
I don't kwow what string you are using but the Wilson K Gut and Gamma Professional are both very soft.
The best extended racquets I've tried were:
Kneissl Red Star 2007-2009
Volkl C10 Xtended
Volkl T10 Xtended
Volkl Tour 8 (not SE which is Standard Edition)
Kneissl Black Star 2010
Dunlop Tour Pro Revelation Superlong +1.0 (dark red)
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TBall: I can't find any of these racquets you mentioned
I use size 4 1/4. I can't find these racquets anywhere online.
Let me know if you've any suggestions.
As far as Strings go, I was using X-ONE BP-1. Then I switched to Solinco Tour Bite. That's when the problem started I think.
Now I am switching back to BP-1. I string at 57lbs.
yonex rds003 as well. great pop and arm friendly.
I believe that your choices are very limited with modern arm-friendly racquets that are both MidPlus and extended. Now if you are willing to settle for a 27" MidPlus, you should be able to find quite a few arm-friendly frames.
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yogisri, have you considered adding some lead to your current racket? Perhaps 15 grams or so might be enough to tame the frame shock somewhat. Probably want to go with some at 3/9 o'clock and some at the throat or handle to achieve the balance/swingweight that you desire.
Have you looked at any of the other ProKennex racquets? There are several in the Kinetic or Ionic series that might suit your needs. If you are willing to settle for a 27" arm-friendly midplus racket, there are several inexpensive (under $80) Prince racquets that might fit the bill. The Prince O3 Hybrid Shark (MP) is arm-friendly and fits your other requirements as well. Some other Prince possibilities:
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O3 Hybrid Shark Hornet (MP)
O3 Original White (w/soft throat grommet option)
A couple others for under $100
ExO3 Hornet MP 100
O3 Speedport Tour (heavier than others at 11.6 oz, SW=328)
Try the vokyl organix v1 MP and OS. Great for arm and shoulder - no vibration. Well balanced - head light. The OS is, in my opinion, the best OS on the market - great control, not head heavy like most of the competition. Give them a try - I think you will be sold. Also take a look at the reviews and feedback in the Volkl portion of TW's website.
Ditto on the V1 MP and OS. You might also try the Volkl PB7 and the Becker NYC. Both are a little lighter than you requested but if you add a leather grip or a little lead they would be right there.
I am currently on the DL with a tendon tear in my elbow. When I finish physical therapy or surgery if the PT doesnt do the trick, im back to volkl never to leave again.
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MEMPHIS – The Clippers laid a solid base for a road win in the first 12 minutes Friday night, letting Blake Griffin dominate while making the Memphis Grizzlies look like the fourth-worst offense they are.
But before they could continue building, the Memphis bench detonated the Clippers' momentum in a 102-96 defeat.
Led by Tony Allen and James Johnson, the Grizzlies turned an eight-point deficit into a six-point lead, forcing the Clippers to battle uphill the rest of the night.
"We came out a little flat, and their bench changed the momentum of the game," Clippers forward Matt Barnes said. "From then on, we were playing catch-up."
The Clippers tried to stage a comeback in the fourth quarter, climbing back to two points down after trailing by 12, but Memphis pulled in a pair of key offensive rebounds to keep the Clippers chasing.
Even more disappointing, point guard Chris Paul, in his third game back from a separated shoulder, sprained his right thumb fouling Marc Gasol in the final 15 seconds.
Paul seemed concerned with his noticeably swollen thumb after the loss, the Clippers' second in a row.
"I got caught reaching," he said.
Early, though, it looked like it would be an easy night at FedEx Forum. Blake Griffin scored 15 first-quarter points, helping build a six-point lead.
Allen and Johnson, though, checked in and brought tremendous energy.
Allen started Memphis' run by swiping a loose ball and turning it into a layup, and Johnson unleashed three big dunks, including one where he tossed the ball to himself off the backboard before slamming it home.
"I thought that's where the game changed," Clippers coach Doc Rivers said.
The Memphis bench outscored the Clippers bench, 43-7.
"We're going to have night where we not clicking and the bench is going to have to carry us, and vice-versa," Paul said. "It's not that big of a concern because we are a team. We just have to pick each other up. We can learn from it."
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This application is for the basic student. If you are a Registered Nurse, contact the Nursing academic advisor.
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The applicant must be admitted to Indiana University Southeast as a degree seeking student prior to admission to the nursing major.
A student who is enrolled in nursing course work at another university must apply as a transfer student.
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A Shiv Sena corporator has threatened to stage an indefinite protest over a non-operational post-mortem centre in Siddharth Hospital in Goregaon.
Constructed in 2001, the facility is yet to be operational due to lethargic approach on part of the state government. In the meantime, guarantee period for equipment installed inside the centre has expired, wasting lakhs of public money, Pramila Shinde, the corporator from ward number 51, alleged.
"It has been more than 13 years that the centre was constructed. The BMC installed machinery five years ago. But it is not in use. Despite bringing the matter to the notice of the government officials, there is no progress. Who is responsible for this? The matter must be investigated," Shinde stated in a letter written to home minister RR Patil and public health minister Suresh Shetty.
Shinde said if the authorities continue to ignore the demand, then the locals will stage an indefinite agitation at the hospital premise beginning on May 30.
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If you are trying to decide who had the best collegiate wrestling career then straight stats make sense, but if you truly want the best wrestlers, it becomes very subjective (and IMO more interesting).
For instance, Jake Rosholt, who despite his outstanding NCAA finishes was never a dominant wrestler. There was a reason he was never seeded #1 at NCAAs. I think Jordan Burroughs, based on his performance this year alone deserves to be ranked higher than Rosholt.
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Pune: The month of Ramzan is considered to be the most sacred month of the Islamic calendar which follows a ritual of fasting and prayers from dawn to dusk. With sunset, it's time for iftaar when feasting follows rigorous fast and the contrast at the buffet parties couldn't be more stark. The city has its fair share of such banquets, some organised by Muslim charitable organisations and others by local restaurants and caterers. This year dna visited a few iftaar stalls in popular locations of the city, to check out this year's stall displays and food item ranges, along with quality of the preparation, service, storage, hygiene and more.
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It is the vicinity around the educational institute of the same name which is one of Pune's most popular and populated areas during Ramadan iftaars. The area starts buzzing with activity right from 4pm and while mostly frequented by groups of men, groups of families can be seen frequenting the iftaar stalls here too. We tried a few caterers too and here's what we saw.
At Shalimar's which is a catering service business run by a group of friends for the past 15 years, incidentally one of the biggest iftar stalls we found on Hidayatulla road, the crowds were the maximum. Claiming to specialise in Mughlai and Italian dishes, we failed to see the Italian dishes that he claimed to specialise in. Though the Mughlai fare was quite a range. Priced from Rs 8 to Rs 200, the stall had nearly 60 different food varieties to offer and the owner said the number would touch 100 by mid Ramadan. However as compared to other stalls.
For a stall of its size, which was one of the largest we saw in all areas that we visited, it is well managed and organized and the service was really quick. There were nearly 10 tables in an inside area where we saw mostlyt families. The one thing we noticed that women customers were at ease and one could visit this place with family or lady friends. The whole area is kept very clean and the food items are displayed and stored in a hygienic manner. We tried the mutton cutlets (Rs 40 compared to Rs 10 at other stalls) chicken samosas (Rs 25 per piece), chicken kathi kebabs and we had no reason for complain whatsoever.
Agra Kabab Corner is on the other side of the gate across Shalimar's, and is a 21 year old business that is run by Azim Gudakuwala. His two sons, doctor and an advocate, keep their evenings free to serve iftaar at the stall. The stalls offers 50 dishes available for Iftar. Their Tandoori items are quite famous, at a price of Rs.300 for a full chicken. We recommend the Chicken Kadai at Rs.300, Bakri Kadai at Rs.900 per kg and the special item on the menu is a winged bird - the famed 'bater' or 'teetar' as some call it proced at Rs 100 for one portion, cooked in their special spices. We found that the display, storage, handling was quite hygienic but there is one problem - either eat out of a plate jostling a crowd as the stall gets pretty crowded by evening since it doesn't have any seating arrangements.
We found one more stall here in this stretch, the Agra Hotel stall. This stall starts serving at 3pm and they have only about 25 items for iftar. They say that their fare is the regular kebabs, chicken cutlets and samoas for Ramadan and they believe in maintaining the quality rather than expanding the variety. They have been putting up this stall for nearly 15 years now and the kadi gosh served here is quite a burst of flavors in your mouth. We tried the chicken lollipop (Rs 15 per piece) which was quite nice, chicken cutlet (Rs 10 per piece) and kebabs on a stick (Rs 25 for 2 pieces) which were strictly average, chicken samosas (Rs 15) but we found it very oily and barely any chicken.
Kausar Baug, Kondhwa.
While this place offers goodies all here around, most of the dishes get sold out at the stalls even before Iftaar timings. We tried Sharif's Caterers, which is the biggest iftar food stall that we visited in this area where we found the biggest family crowd gathered around. It's a 13 year old family run business, which starts serving at 4.00pm. This stall has over more than 120 different iftar food items, with the caterer claiming that their speciality items being - Chicken Chakori (Rs 60, boneless pieces of chicken marinated in chakori spices served in a toothpick), chicken makka (Rs 30) which was fried chicken in shape of corn kernels and chicken lollipops (Rs 140 for six pieces), which were quite regular. The phirni priced at Rs 70 a piece though expensive was the best item on the menu. But what we saw next made us throw up our food -- a cockroach near the food stalls where food items were kept uncovered. The stall is also a bit disorganized and we found workers were arguing among themselves rather than serving customers. However their delicious phirni (priced at Rs 70 )saves the day.
The other caterers that have set up stall there are Imdadi Caterers whose tandoor items and chicken biryani (Rs 150 per plate) was touted as their special items. We tried and we liked. They have a seating area too, which is one of the largest at any of the stalls we visited with a separate family section.
Kondhwa area
Al Amin Caterers - the stalls is opposite Sheetal petrol Pump, Kondhwa makes it tough to take your family there and the surroundings are not that clean. They have a special dish called the Chicken Satay (priced , which is a burst of flavors in your mouth. . The area is a little rushed, and it may take a few minutes before you find your way but you can delight in a range of items and you won't be let down. On the parallel road we found Savera caterers, a small stall well located owned by two brothers Wasim and Nasim Khan. This is the first year they have decided to set up an Iftar stall. They open their stall at 4.00 pm and their items are sold out by 8.00 pm. With only a few items served they are doing pretty well for their first year in business. Their range of items included the usual Kababs, Lollipops, Cutlets, etc and none of these were a disappointment.
Mominpura Road.
While an usual day at Mominpura, primarily a Muslim suburb which is a residential area with a small market, transform into a veritable mela of food post 4pm during the month of Ramadan.
Bismillah stall is big stall for a narrow road, and has close to 70 different items available. Sayed Shahid the owner of this restaurant has been setting up this iftar stall for the past 20 years at the same location. At this stall you will find people from all stratas of life. They serve some exclusive specialties that won't be found at other stalls. Those include Achar gosh (Rs.60.00), Bismillah gosh(Rs.60.00), Dalcha khanna(Rs.60.00) among some other dishes. There's an eat-in service available that starts from 7.30 pm as well. This stall gets an average rating on cleanliness and coordination, but you'll get good service. It's a big stall on a crowded street, you may lose your way there, but the iftar food served is worth it.
We found a lot of small sellers, but this year was a disappointment as there were not many Iftar stalls to indulge in.


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