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I am faced with a dilemma. I have a 4 year old gelding who has been under saddle for a bit less than a year. Before we started riding him, we had a professional saddle fitter come out and take all of his measurements and adjust a saddle to fit him just so. The saddle has interchangeable gullets, and she has the training to adjust the wool flocking -- so theoretically this saddle should fit him wonderfully.
Things were more or less fine and dandy for a while. We had some of what we considered fairly "normal" training dilemmas for a greenie. Recently, he seemed to become a bit more resistant to contact, wouldn't always pick up the correct leads (which had been just fine initially), and just generally didn't want to move out. I also noticed that when I took the saddle off, he would often have roughed up patches of hair behind his shoulders. All of this indicated to me that he had probably grown and changed a bit, so we might need to have the saddle adjusted. I made an appointment, but it was a couple of weeks out and in the mean time we were signed up to go to our first schooling show. With so many problems, I agreed to try out one of our trainer's saddle on him just to see if it would work better until his saddle could be addressed.
We tried my trainer's saddle -- and all of a sudden I had a completely different horse. There was more suspension in his stride, he seemed more willing to accept contact, and he was much more willing to move freely. We took my trainer's saddle to the schooling show and had a wonderful time. The day after the show, he had his saddle fitting appointment. I talked to our saddle fitter about the problems that we had been encountering and told her about our trainer's "magic" saddle that seemed to have resolved so many problems. The moment she heard what brand the saddle was, she dismissed it as a horrifically bad saddle and told me that while he may have seemed to do so well with it during a few rides, if we continued to use it we were almost certain to experience all sorts of horrific back pain problems. She had quite a passionate "rant" against the tree of my trainer's saddle and the fact that the panels are filled with foam as opposed to wool. I was a bit put off that she wasn't even interested in seeing the saddle on him and comparing what it might be that he liked so much better. Our saddle fitter took new measurements and readjusted our saddle. The balance of our saddle did feel better, and it didn't create the same rub marks.
A few days later, I had a riding lesson with my trainer. The lesson was going poorly. My gelding (Aurelio) didn't want to move, and was very resistant to contact. My trainer commented that he looked like an old stiff horse, not a 4 year old -- and suggested that we try her saddle again just to see if it made a difference or if he just wasn't in the mood to move out. We swapped saddles, and suddenly I was sitting on a firecracker. We went from me tapping him with the whip every couple of minutes to having to have a discussion about listening when I half-halt or ask for downward transitions. He was more willing to accept contact, and we had a few of those 'aha' moments where he started to collect and extend a little more.
So now I have no idea what to do. Theoretically his own saddle should be adjusted to fit him wonderfully, but it just isn't working out for whatever reason. He's performing beautifully in a saddle that I have more or less been told will cripple him. Do any of you think it's true that my horse could be telling me that something is so "right", only to find later that it really was "wrong"? Do I call the saddle fitter back out? Do I sell our saddle and buy another like our trainer has despite the fact that we have a young horse who could still grow and change a bit? Do I find a different saddle fitter?


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Another season is upon us, and so, too, is another controversy. Just days before IU is set to take on Bryant in the regular-season opener, the NCAA handed down nine-game suspensions to freshmen Hanner Mosquera-Perea and Peter Jurkin for taking "impermissible benefits" from A-HOPE founder and Indiana Elite coach Mark Adams, who was deemed an IU booster. Herald-Times beat man Dustin Dopirak and Bylaw Blog creator John Infante join hosts Matt Dollinger and Greg Rosenstein to discuss the news and take an in-depth look at the NCAA's handling of the case and IU's future. Among the topics discussed on this week's show: · Why the nine-game suspensions occurred · What the decision means for IU's future relationship with Mark Adams and the A-HOPE program · How both Mosquera-Perea and Jurkin can pay their fines · The likelihood of IU winning an appeal with the NCAA · Impact on the Hoosiers' frontcourt for the first nine games of the season · The handling of the Mosquera-Perea/Jurkin case by IU's
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Mark Kaboly is reporting via Twitter that Steelers defensive end Ziggy Hood has been fined $7,500 for an infraction against the Arizona Cardinals this past week. Hood is being fined for illegal hands to face/facemask and he makes the second Steelers player fined this week as left guard Chris Kemoeatu was fined $15,000 for 2 infractions against the Cardinals. One was for a late hit and the other was for a facemask, illegal hands to the face penalty as well. The Steelers fines now equal $127,500 this year and that includes preseason in addition. Read more [...]
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Killing Floor is a co-op wave based zombie FPS for PC (No one gives a shit about MAC). It was released in 2009 after the mod team was hired by Tripwire and is surprisingly underrated. Well first off it's got zombies or more accurately mutants, if you go through the different variations of them, and guns and that's all it takes usually to make a game sell. Well this is a change from the seemingly endless streams of zombie games being released recently. While it is somewhat reminiscent of Left 4 Dead being four player co-op and having guns and stuff (really do I need to explain this to you?) it has a kick that Left 4 Dead was lacking severely and that is the class based combat as well as the cool little feature called 'zedtime'. There are many more easily mod-able features as well flooding the servers with custom maps, which make for a very high level of replayability.
Alright, on to the gameplay. I feel the gameplay is the main factor in a game's success and well if I was right then this game would have sold insanely because there are few games nowadays that have the same visceral feel and punch this game delivers. The weapons are loud and feel like they pack a punch, which is more than most modern shooters can say, the enemies aren't that interesting and move robotically, but when theres a hundred of them running at you it's hard to stop and criticize this flaw. The different classes make for alot of fun too, shotgun specialist was a personal favourite for me as well as their equivalent of sharpshooter. The 'zedtime' thing is really just a tiny part of the game and doesn't make it better or worse, it's just a fun little feature which slows time so you can watch a zombie's head explode in pretty little bits.
Graphics obviously weren't top priority, though the game does look alright, and it doesn't detract from the experience at all. Sound is decent, again guns sound powerful and the dialogue is pretty funny, though repetitive at very least. It also has one epic fucking soundtrack.
The multiplayer is four player co-op though you can play solo and both experiences are just as fun. Depending on the number of party members the number of enemies will increase as well, and it can get pretty insane on servers that allow 12+ players.
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On the third floor of an office building tucked into one of this city's most fashionable shopping areas, a team of financial sentries stands watch.
Beneath clocks giving the time in London, New York and Seoul, they scan flickering computer screens, alert to any unusual events or market movements. To enter their cubicle-lined workspace, they must press their thumbs against an electronic pad that recognizes their fingerprints.
In 1997, a financial crisis roared out of southeast Asia and claimed South Korea's then-miracle economy as one of its highest-profile victims. In the aftermath, the South Korean government established this early warning center to guard against a repeat occurrence.
Now, with global markets yo-yoing in response to financial turmoil in the United States, the specialists at the Korean Center for International Finance are especially vigilant. Along with daily market tracking, economists here run a monthly computer simulation based on a classified list of 21 economic variables. The model rates the risk of a repeat crisis within the next year on a 1-to-5 scale, with 5 meaning red alert. Recipients of the center's reports include the presidential Blue House, the central bank and the South Korean Central Intelligence Agency.
"We run around the clock. … If a currency crisis happens without our warning, I am supposed to lose my job," says Chang Seok Oh, 48, the economist who heads the unusual center, only half-kidding.
Across Asia, people are watching the U.S. financial crisis the way coastal residents regard an approaching Category 5 hurricane. There's no question the storm on the horizon is dangerous and is headed this way. The only debate is over how much damage it'll do once it arrives and exactly what it will hit. "We are very concerned about the current situation. We are watching the U.S. financial markets every day," says Yook Dong-Han, director general of the Ministry of Finance's economic policy bureau.
The current crisis may have begun in early 2007 with mortgage excesses in the U.S. But it long since has demonstrated global reach: Icelandic banks, Spanish home sales, Chinese factories and stock markets from Milan to Bombay, all have been sideswiped by the runaway U.S. financial locomotive. Global growth is expected to downshift from an annual rate of 4.8% in the fourth quarter of 2007 to 3% during the same period this year, according to the International Monetary Fund.
The South Korean economy — the world's 13th largest — is tightly linked to global trade, so a prolonged U.S. recession would be certain to do significant damage. Under pressure from high oil prices and softening demand, the economy already is slowing to an annual growth rate of around 4%, down from 5% last year. Monthly job growth is slumping and household debt is rising sharply, though it remains nowhere near perilous U.S. levels.
In recent weeks, fears of a new crisis here soared as foreign investors fled Korean markets. The won has lost almost 29% of its value against the dollar in a year-long rout, while the benchmark Kospi stock index is down a similar amount since last October. "It makes me nervous," says Lee Si Su, 57, sitting with a friend on an outdoor plaza.


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Ron on February 2nd, 2014
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American Eagle Outfitters Reports January Sales of $145 Million, Same Store Sales Decrease 6%, Updates Fourth Quarter EPS Guidance
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American Eagle Outfitters Reports January Sales of $145 Million, Same Store Sales Decrease 6%, Updates Fourth Quarter EPS Guidance08:00 EST Thursday, February 03, 2011 PITTSBURGH (Business Wire) -- American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. (NYSE: AEO) today announced total sales for the four weeks ended January 29, 2011 decreased 9% to $145 million, compared to $160 million for the four weeks ended January 30, 2010. Consolidated comparable store sales decreased 6% for the month, compared to a 10% increase for the same period last year. Total sales for the quarter ended January 29, 2011 decreased 4% to $916 million, compared to $956 million for the same period last year. Comparable store sales decreased 7% for the quarter, compared to a 5% increase for the same period last year. Total sales for the year ended January 29, 2011 increased 1% to $2.97 billion, compared to $2.94 billion for the same period last year. Comparable store sales decreased 1% for the year, compared to a 4% decline for the same period last year. The company ended the year with inventories in line with plan and well below last year. Management expects fourth quarter earnings to be on the high end of the previously announced guidance of $0.41 to $0.43 per diluted share. This compares to earnings from continuing operations of $0.38 per diluted share last year. The company completed the closure of MARTIN+OSA during the second quarter of 2010. Accordingly, MARTIN+OSA's total sales for the current year-to-date period and all prior periods have been reclassified as discontinued operations and are not included in the results from continuing operations above. To access the company's recorded monthly sales commentary, please dial (866) 514-0390, or internationally dial (585) 267-8021. The company will announce fourth quarter earnings on Wednesday, March 9, 2011. Management will host a conference call at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time that morning. To listen to the call, please dial (877) 407-0789 or internationally dial (201) 689-8562. The conference call will also be simultaneously broadcast over the Internet at www.ae.com. Anyone unable to listen to the call can access a replay beginning March 9, 2011 at 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time. To listen to the replay, dial (877) 660-6853, or internationally dial (201) 612-7415, and reference account 3055 and confirmation code 348838. An audio replay of the conference call will also be available at www.ae.com. American Eagle Outfitters, Inc., through its subsidiaries, ("AEO, Inc.")offers high-quality, on-trend clothing, accessories and personal care products at affordable prices. The American Eagle Outfitters® brand targets 15 to 25 year old girls and guys, with 929 stores in the U.S. and Canada and online at www.ae.com. aerie® by american eagle offers apparel and intimates collections for the AE® girl, with 148 standalone stores in the U.S. and Canada and online at www.aerie.com. The latest brand, 77kids® by american eagle®, is available online at www.77kids.com, as well as at nine stores across the nation. The 77kids brand offers small sizes and great big style for kids 0-14. AE.COM®, the online home of the brands of AEO, Inc. ships to 76 countries worldwide. "Safe Harbor" Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This release contains forward-looking statements, which represent our expectations or beliefs concerning future events, specifically regarding fourth quarter earnings. All forward-looking statements made by the company involve material risks and uncertainties and are subject to change based on factors beyond the company's control. Such factors include, but are not limited to the risk that the company's fourth quarter earnings expectations may not be achieved and the risks described in the Risk Factor Section of the company's Form 10-K and Form 10-Q filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Accordingly, the company's future performance and financial results may differ materially from those expressed or implied in any such forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward-looking statements even if future changes make it clear that projected results expressed or implied will not be realized. American Eagle Outfitters, Inc.Judy Meehan, 412-432-3300


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Stock exchanges in the United States were on an upward swing on Tuesday, as the markets received a boost from the upbeat report on retail sales released by the Commerce Department, and the news that the Senate has passed the $900 billion tax-cut legislation toward final passage.
Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 60.93 points or 0.53 percent to 11,489.49 in the morning. NASDAQ composite index rose 9.82 points or 0.37 percent to 2,634.73, and the Standard and Poor 500 index climbed 4.22 points or 0.34 percent to 1,244.68.
Several stocks reached or matched their highest range of 52-week during the current trading session and a few tumbled to their lowest range of their last one year.
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American International Group In (NYSE: AIG) matched its highest range of $50.73. Its lowest range in the last one year was $21.54. Shares of the company gained 4.06 percent to$50.49 in the morning. The trading volume of the company was recorded at 4.67 million shares, slightly above its average volume of 4.5 million shares.
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Downgrade is spurred in part by reliance on fund transfers
INGLESIDE - The city's bond rating dropped three grades this week, which could make it more difficult for the city to borrow money as it attempts to get out of a rough financial situation.
According to information from Standard & Poor's, the BB rating resulted in part from the city's use of bonds to cover its cash flow, its reliance on transfers from other funds to the general fund and a significant reduction of general fund reserves.
Lower ratings generally equate to higher interest rates when seeking to borrow money through bonds. Standard & Poor's rating system uses a letter grade scale that ranges from AAA, the highest, to R, the lowest.
Interim City Manager Walter Hill said that even with a higher rating, he wouldn't recommend the city borrow any more money because it doesn't have the reserves to pay it back.
The dropped rating calls attention to an already serious situation, he said.
"It's not a quality investors should invest in," he said. "But we knew what condition we were in."
Inaccurate budget numbers and overspending forced the city to take out a $1.8 million tax revenue bond in July to cover monthly expenses through September, when a new budget year begins. The city also took out a $150,000 loan when it first discovered the budget problems in April.
Hill said he suspected the city's rating would drop after they took out the bond loan.
The city intends to pay the loan back over five years and refinance it with other loans, said Finance Director Jack Chaney. Hill said the city might face higher interest rates on those because of the lowered rating.
Mark McLiney with Southwest Securities, the city's bond counsel, said the city should be able to rebound to its previous rating of BBB because it's taken the appropriate corrective actions of raising water and sewer rates and considering tax increases and budget cuts.
"I expect them to be in much better shape next year," he said.
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I hope this doesn't sound too negative, but I want to be as honest as possible. I haven't given up on this jacket, but I am pretty disappointed with the shoulder situation. I will continue to use it to get a better idea of how it works for me.
Oh, just remembered another reason I don't post much. It takes a long darn time to be thorough. :-) Hope it helps someone else.
I think it's good to point out the weaknesses in otherwise very well made and designed gear, but you're balancing it with some positive comments too and that's good. This site has been a great help to me too and this thread in particular for helping me decide to go with the Badlands despite some shortcomings. But I feel the benefits outweight those shortcomings and some can be overcome without altering the jacket or pants.
I agree with you on the small size of some of the pads. They need to address this. The knee pads in the pants are similar, but at least the pockets are a llittle bit bigger, so you might be able to get something else in there. I have some BMW riding jeans that are close to their end of life after 3 years of almost daily use, and they have HUGE d30 knee pads in them that are still in great shape. (see photo below) They cover the inside and outside of the knee, right up over the top and down almost the full length of the shin. I'm going to suggest to Klim that they model their next Badlands upgrade after these. But unfortunately, they're too big for the pockets in the Badlands pants to swap them directly over. When the BMW pants are finally done, I'm considering trimming the BMW pads down just enough to fit the Badlands pockets and they'd still be almost twice the size of the knee pads that come with the Badlands. Pad size and coverage definitely needs to be addressed in the next upgrade. But at least with the pants you can use strap-on knee guards instead as an option.
Knee Pads: Badlands (left) - - - BMW (right)
As for the potential of the d30 pads failing in cold temps that you and
mention, you might be on to something that could be a weakness in that technology. I'm not usually in
cold of a climate, but it's certainly something to keep in mind when trying to get the pads in and out in cold climes. I would be concerned for the their strength in a fall, but I'm sure even in the coldest weather, they'd stay pretty flexible after being against your body for a short time while wearing it. I keep my stuff indoors for that reason too, and even in a warming closet sometimes. I have one closet right beside my home heating system that feels like a mild sauna during half the year and I use it as my "drying" closet for hanging wet gear. Very handy!
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iPad 3G owners in the U.S. are in fear of their privacy after network provider AT&T suffered a security breach losing the details of over 114,000 iPad owners.
High profile personalities such as the White House's Chief of Staff, Rahm Emanuel, New York Mayor, Michael Bloomberg and film mogul Harvey Weinstein are all believed to have lost private information in the data breach.
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An epic story about the great lengths that people would go to in order to accomplish that they set out for. In John Steinbeck's piece East of Eden, he characterizes human emotion through the populace of the book. From the pure goodness of Samuel Hamilton to the malice of Kate, you will find it in here. If you enjoyed other generational epics such as One Hundred Years of Solitude or Middlesex, then this is another timeless classic.
I had read this in my teens (35 or so years ago), and had vague but positive memories of the book. It took me a lot longer to get through the book for this reread than I had expected, largely because it was really good and I wanted to savor and think about each chapter before I was ready to go on to the next.
I thought the first portion of this book was just about perfect: the astonishing descriptive language, the amazing characters, the compelling storytelling. It reminded me a bit of one of my favorite recent authors, Steven Erikson, in that the characters felt like archetypes and what they did felt like the stuff of mythmaking.
I thought the second half of the book, and it's story of the third generation of Trasks, was marginally less compelling, and at times a bit obvious (which may I suppose simply reflect hidden memories of my long ago prior reading).
I don't particularly subscribe to the narrator's view of humanity (that we are all capable of virtue and all capable of sin, and choose which path to follow). Nonetheless, to my taste a really amazing novel, even if I found Aron less and less convincing in the later sections of the book.
My absolute favorite book of all time. When I first read this book, the masterful development of his characters astounded me. Their voices, mannerisms, and all of the wonderful, imaged details that give great book characters layers and longevity.
We are such a fast-paced society, this book was a welcomed respite and treasure. It took time to read, simmer. And it's no small task when today we (me) expect speedy results, instant excitement, and an endless stream of rapidly changing info. Ah, the classics! Pick up this book and discover the wonderful characters Steinbeck created. You will be in awe. I must reread!
All in all, this was a great read. It is the intertwining stories of the Trask and Campbell families from Salinas, California, from about 1865-1918. It is a tragedy in many ways. It is a very long book, about 601 pages on my Kindle edition. At first, all the characters were confusing, but by chapter 3 I was able to know who belonged to whom. SPOILER ALERT: the very last line of the book, a Hebrew word they had used a couple times before in one of the chapters...I had forgotten what it meant, had to look it up, which ruined the ending for me!
It is difficult to write a book-sleeve-like summary for East of Eden, because it is a rather large novel that covers a breadth of different topics, ranging from biblical philosophy to personality theory. The story itself is based on the experiences of two families throughout late 1800 to 1900-ish America: The Hamiltons and The Trasks. They are at first situated quite a distance from each other, leading their own stories, but then begin intersecting towards the first 1/3rd of the book. What occurs is an entire history of two families and their interactions with each other as they settle into the new wild land that is Salinas Valley.
There is a bit more to it than this. One may have already correctly guessed that the book takes a dive into American culture at the time, perhaps similar to Steinbeck's other works, and it certainly does this well. It represents not only the "effects" the different historical events had over the two families, but the general atmosphere it loaned to the country and individual states at the time as well. I'd say the book pulls it off well because it manages to somehow paint a rather unbiased look at America at the time, with all the pros and cons of a nation that is sometimes ambitious to the point of arrogance, and yet still invoke a sense of pride in the reader (or at least me).
In a lot of ways, this pride is due to a sort of self-acceptance that the book explores a lot, and I think does so mostly well. That is, with the personality theory aspect to the book, the book introduces a range of characters from all over the temperance ballpark in order to dabble over what drives people to be, whether that be humble or serious, giving or greedy, etc. To this end, there's a bit of talking over the idea of nature vs. nurture (specifically regarding moral development), though I believe this is not necessarily looked into as much as I personally would've liked; looking more into the idea of free will/emotional control over what actually shapes a person a certain way, beyond genetics and sibling rivalry that is. What is looked into, however, is very interesting (again, sibling rivalry and jealousy, which is certainly distinguished from envy in this book).
The book is certainly a character study, whether it intended to be or not with its exploration of personality theory. There is not a single character in the book that comes off solely as a caricature for a metaphor or other symbol, perhaps in part because they all seem to re-occur to some extent throughout the story, or because Steinbeck just writes damn well. Yet, there is still much attention given to the cultural and philosophical aspects of the book (with a surprising amount of looking into Chinese ways of being, based on the experiences of a marvelously interesting slave-servant from China), giving the book a nice balance between contemporary character study and the more philosophical style of many older classics (though perhaps still a bit leaning more towards character study).
All in all, the book is a certain something that adds to your life regardless of your religious background, which is perhaps helped by the fact that the book thankfully seems to look past hedonic pleasure as the source of sorrow. Indeed, the book somehow has a way of looking into even the most violent of beings in a way that makes it hard to dislike them. It's a certain experience that somehow leaves you feeling a bit closer to life itself despite the sadness of the content - like placing flowers on the grave of a loved one on Christmas day. Basically, it's a classic.
Novelist Steinbeck has done some of his best writing in East of Eden. As always, he describes his Salinas Valley with fidelity and charm. Moreover, individual scenes and yarns are frequently turned with great skill. But whether as a novel about pioneers in a new country or just men & women working out their private, earthly fates, East of Eden is too blundering and ill-defined to make its story point. That point, says Steinbeck, is "the never-ending contest in ourselves of good and evil." East of Eden has over-generous portions of both, but a novelist who knows what he wants channels them, he doesn't spill them.
Probably the best of John Steinbeck's novels... ["East of Eden's"] dramatic center is a narrow story of social horror that rests quite disarmingly on the proposition that "there are monsters born in the world to human parents." But through the exercise of a really rather remarkable freedom of his rights as a novelist, Mr. Steinbeck weaves in, and more particularly around, this story of prostitution a fantasia of history and of myth that results in a strange and original work of art.
A fine, lusty sense of life is here, a delight in the spectacle of men and women struggling in the age-old ways to meet their separate destines, and an abundance of good story-telling... John Steinbeck has grown in his respect for his fellow human beings, in his understanding of them. He has reached mature and thoughtful conclusions about them. And he has expressed his conclusions in interesting and thought-provoking fashion.
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AUSTRALIA no longer has a science minister, following the election of a new government just over a week ago. That could be bad news for climate change, and big science efforts such as the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) telescope.
The government clashed with scientists almost immediately, when it dramatically switched strategy on climate change, including by dumping the nation's emissions trading scheme. Now the prime minister, Tony Abbot, has cut the science minister post, saying education and industry can pick up the slack.
Scientists don't agree. Les Field, policy secretary at the Australian Academy of Science, says a minister is needed so that there is a long-term vision. This is particularly important for issues like climate change but also for research projects such as the SKA, a huge internationally funded telescope array, part of which will be in Australia. "The lifetime of that venture is 30 years plus and we need a plan for managing it."
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Zio Ziegler has a busy weekend. If you so happen to live in Northern California, you can make it a Zio weekend. As we first noted, Zio has an opening at Jules Maeght Gallery in San Francisco on March 6. Now on March 7, at the great Proof Lab shop in Mill Valley, California, Zio and Vans will have a shoe release party with live music by The Strange Land, a BBQ, and skating. And because we don't have winters in Northern California anymore, it will be a lovely day for a BBQ.
Parra @ Kunsthal Rotterdam, The NetherlandsJuxtapoz // Wednesday, March 04, 2015
Juxtapoz and Thrasher family friend and overall fantastic Dutch artist, designer, and clothing brand owner Parra is set to open a museum show at the Kunsthal Rotterdam in The Netherlands this Saturday, March 7, 2015. Parra, a former cover artist at Juxtapoz, has been super busy in the past few months, with him relaunching his clothing line under the name, By Parra. Good move. Now go see his art in a museum.
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Alexis Anne Mackenzie's new show Multiverse explores how minor fluctuations in circumstance, or a slight rearrangement of the same elements, can create a wholly different entity. The term Multiverse is the blanket term for parallel universe theories. Most of Mackenzie's work over the past year has investigated living a sort of double or split life. The new direction in her work started with "Synthesis": her project-space show at EHG less than a year ago. We are delighted to be showing more of her new works.
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Man, imagine being Johny Hendricks; a guy who really should've had his welterweight title shot by now, and is still getting jerked around by forces beyond his control. Could you even imagine Johny Hendricks having to wait another six months to a year for GSP and his welterweight title shot if Georges takes on Anderson Silva in a superfight? And what does that even mean if that actually happens? Silva fights in July, so more than likely that would be a November or December matchup, which means Hendricks will potentially be really, really annoyed. That's why he just wants a shot at the belt, even if GSP gives it up. "That's what I've been preaching for the last six to eight months," he said. "I want to fight GSP because I'm a competitor. I want to fight the best guys in my weight class. But also, the belt is more important than GSP, and that's really what I'm looking at. "If he wants to go to 185 then by all means, go to 185 and fight Anderson Silva. Yes, it would be a great thing for...
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Even as conservatives celebrated coming out on the winning side of a divisive social issue, their court victory may have also handed Democrats an issue that will turn out liberal voters.
The deeply dismaying decision in the Hobby Lobby case grants owners of closely held companies an unprecedented right to impose their religious views on their workers.
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Before prohibition there were corner breweries in most cities where locals would go to take a load off at the end of the day. Those breweries had to use local ingredients, which created a quilt of one-of-a-kind beers across the nation. After a long period of big breweries making light beer made from corn and rice, the local brewery has come back in a big way. This history lesson came complimentary with pints of Remi's Saison IPA as we spoke with Colin, whose vision is to only serve kegs to places they can deliver by foot or pedal.
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