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City of Heavenly Fire
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City of Heavenly Fire review
written: 23 Jun 2014
I read City of Heavenly fire about a week after it was released, I loved it so much but I did have some problems with it. Firstly I thought that Cassandra Clare's writing at the start was a bit slow and uncertain. I felt like she was trying to get back into the books after City of Lost Soul... See full review
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Linger review
written: 23 Jun 2014
I loved this book so much, I found myself clinging onto the words and not wanting to let go. Maggie Stiefvater seems to paint a picture on your mind with her words and that picture is beautiful. I liked that with her books in the Shiver trilogy until the last book the swearing, violence and inti... See full review
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America's favorite girlfriends will need their friendship and bond to sustain them more than ever, as the stakes in their personal lives are raised. Fans will watch as Nicole prepares to become a first-time mom, from nesting to going into labor and ultimately, seeing the first footage of her new son, Lorenzo. Jenni embarks on a personal adventure of her own as she takes the next step in her relationship with Roger when the two become engaged in true fearless, JWOWW fashion: via sky-diving! Also, a season with Snooki and JWOWW could never be complete without a girls' night out and as always, anything can happen in one evening with these two. Their lives are about to become very different but some things always remain the same - like friendship, humor and animal prints!
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Marcia Green Santore Curating Exhibition: MOMMA
Silver Center for the Arts
Marcia Green Santore (B.F.A. Studio Art, 1982) is curating the exhibition MOMMA at the Silver Center for the Arts at Plymouth State University in Plymouth, NH. The show features four artist-mothers (including Santore) and explores themes of motherhood from the visceral, to the emotional, to the intellectual—responding to a society that sentimentalizes mothers but does not always respect them. In conjunction with the exhibit is a screening of the documentary film about artist-mothers, Who Does She Think She Is, on March 10 followed by a panel discussion with Santore and some of the other artists from MOMMA. The show runs March 3 - April 11.
Posted: Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Catherine Rogers Published in Gettysburg Review
Gettysburg Review
Catherine Rogers (M.F.A. Playwriting, 1993, Michener Fellow) has published her short story "After Three Tangos" in the Gettysburg Review Spring 2014 issue. She recently returned to the U.S. from her second Fulbright fellowship in Greece (2009, 2013). At Aristotle University Thessaloniki and in Athens, Rogers led the workshops "Understanding Illness and Trauma through Narrative" with students, physicians and health care professionals, artists, writers, and fellow Fulbright alumni. She is currently an M.S. candidate in Narrative Medicine at Columbia University.
Posted: Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Ariana Vincent's Spa Manual Series Book Launch
Ariana Vincent (B.F.A., 1979) published her new book The Ariana Institute's Spa Techniques Manual. As CEO of the Ariana Institute for Wellness and Education, Vincent and her company are thrilled to present the first installment of the Ariana Institute's massage manual series. This series includes seven full-length massage manuals that are designed to help deepen the knowledge and understanding of current massage therapists and introduce new, interested parties to the world of massage and bodywork.
Posted: Monday, February 24, 2014
James Jeter Joins Faculty at the 92nd Street Y
92nd Street Y Website
James Jeter, (B.M. 1971) bassoon, has been invited to join the Chamber Music Coaching faculty at the 92nd Street Y here in NYC. He continues to perform principal bassoon with the New Jersey Festival Orchestra and various orchestras in the NY/NJ area.
Posted: Thursday, February 13, 2014
Michael Seiben is the Artist-In-Residence at VAC
Michael Seiben (B.F.A., 1999) is the Visual Art Center's artist-in-residence this spring. His exhibition, It Will Happen Again, "explores the line between youth and growing up and trying to hang on to youthful imagination". The show is on view at the VAC until May 10
Posted: Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Leslie Wilkes' gouaches on display at McMurtrey Gallery Houston
McMurtrey Gallery
Leslie Wilkes' (BA Studio, 1989) exhibition Squared is currently on display at the McMurtrey Gallery in Houston until January 11. These gouache paintings originate from geometric patterns. Wilkes' purpose is to create a dynamic, sight-based sensory experience.
McMurtrey Gallery 3508 Lake Street, Houston, Texas 77098
Posted: Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Alan Hicks joins Green Mountain Opera Festival
Alan Hicks Website
Butler School of Music Alum, Alan E. Hicks (D.M.A., 2009) has been appointed Director of the Emerging Artist Program for the Green Mountain Opera Festival for the 2014 season and stage director for The Rape of Lucretia for the 2014 Festival season. In May of 2014, Alan will direct The Turn of the Screw for the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra.
Posted: Monday, December 9, 2013
Alumna Ellen Tanner Exhibits Work at Moody Gallery
Moody Gallery Website
Ellen Tanner's (B.F.A., '04) exhibition, "Aesop's Fables & Other Tales", opens Saturday, December 7, 5-7 pm at the Moody Gallery in Houston. The reception for the artist is Saturday December 7 from 5 - 7 PM
Posted: Thursday, December 5, 2013
Alum Exhibition Reviewed in frieze Magazine
frieze Magazine
Jonathan Marshall's (BFA '03) exhibition at Grimm Gallery in Amsterdam gets a review in frieze Magazine. Read the complete article.
Posted: Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Alumna Natalia Anciso featured in solo exhibition in San Francisco
Galeria de la Raza
Natalia Anciso, MFA (BA, Studio Art, 2008), will have a solo exhibition at San Francisco's Galeria de la Raza titled "Studio 24 Presents: Natalia Anciso." She will be the third artist in the "Studio 24 Presents" series, following in the footsteps of established artists, Rio Yanez and Viviana Paredes. In addition, her work will be featured prominently on Galería's Bryant Street 10 ft. x 24 ft. billboard. Much of this exhibition will focus on her experiences as well as histories of her native Rio Grande Valley. The Opening Reception will be held on Saturday, November 16, 2013, at 7pm and will run until February 14, 2014.
Posted: Saturday, November 16, 2013
Jennifer Chenoweth on cover of Austin Chronicle
Austin Chronicle
Jennifer Chenoweth (MFA '99) appears on the cover of this week's Austin Chronicle with a great article on her studio and practice. Read the complete article.
Posted: Friday, November 15, 2013
Alumnus is Composer in Residence for Austin Classical Guitar Society
The Daily Texan
Joseph V. Williams II (DMA, '13), classical guitarist and composer, is the 2013-2014 Composer in Residence for the Austin Classical Guitar Society.
Posted: Thursday, November 7, 2013
Alumnus at Hasted Kraeutler, NY
Marc Dennis (MFA '93) opens "An Artist, a Curator and a Rabbi Walk into a Bar..." at Hasted Kraeutler on November 8. Read the Huffington Post review.
Posted: Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Alumna at McKinney Avenue Contemporary in Dallas on Nov. 9
Bethany Johnson (MFA '11) showing at McKinney Avenue Contemporary in Dallas on November 9.
Posted: Wednesday, November 6, 2013
New Director of the Museum of Art at OU
Emily Ballew Neff, PhD (AAH, '97) appointed Director of Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at The University of Oklahoma.
Posted: Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Alumnus Has Solo Photography Show in NYC
Katrina Perry (B.F.A Studio Art, 2008) has a solo photography show, Recreating Recreation, opening at Deborah Berke Partners on November 6th, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. and running until February 28th, 2014. 220 5th Avenue, New York, NY.
Posted: Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Design Student Advances to National Competition
Herradura Barrel Art
Raul De Lara (registered student, BFA, Design) was awarded first prize in the Austin portion of the Tequila Herradura competition to create art from the barrels that the company uses for its product. As a result, he received a $10,000 prize, and his work now goes to Miami where it will compete for a grand prize award of $100,000.
Posted: Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Alum stars in new film, Test
Alumnus Scott Marlowe (BFA, Dance 2004) stars as "Frankie" in the new film Test by Chris Mason Johnson. Test is the poignant, powerful story set in the San Francisco modern dance scene of 1985, in the early years of the AIDS epidemic. It will run October 20, 7:00 PM at the Stateside.
Posted: Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Mark Rosen, Creative Director and Lead Guide for Museum Hack
Mark Rosen (B.A. Art History, 2009) founded the Docent Program for UT Landmarks and trained and managed the department's first group of tour guides. After moving to NYC Mark worked with Nick Gray to structure and implement Museum Hack. As the Creative Director and Lead Guide, one of Mark's key responsibilities is to lead "highly interactive, subversive, fun, non-traditional" tours of the Metropolitian Museum of Art. Instead of exhausting oneself on every piece in the Met's enormous collection, Museum Hack tailors a guided tour for visitors that includes "fatigue fighters," such as group huddles and little known facts about the collection to keep the viewer entertained, engaged and learning.
Posted: Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Barry Stone exhibition at Art Palace
Art Palace Gallery
Barry Stone's (M.F.A. '01) painting and photography exhibition Look Near into the Distance is currently on display at the Art Palace in Houston through October 26. This is Stone's second solo exhibition at Art Palace.
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Don't expect to see Danica Patrick take her clothes off, kiss a girl or do anything else risque during the next Super Bowl.
GoDaddy will again feature its famed spokeswoman in its infamous Super Bowl ads, but the website domain provider said Thursday it is canning the risque innuendo. GoDaddy's advertising campaign has leaned toward sexually suggestive themes since its early days when WWE diva Candice Michelle was the company spokeswoman.
But since Blake Irving took over as CEO in January, he's tried to shift GoDaddy's advertising focus toward its actual company message.
"2014 marks a new era for GoDaddy Super Bowl commercials," Irving said in a statement Thursday.
GoDaddy has purchased two 30-second spots, one for each half of the Feb. 2 game, and the company said Thursday "at least one of the two spots will feature" Patrick. The NASCAR driver has appeared in 12 Super Bowl commercials — more than any other celebrity.
"I love what's going on at GoDaddy," said Patrick, spokesperson for the company for nearly seven years. "Since our last Super Bowl, I've been to the new Silicon Valley office and talked with customers who are genuinely grateful for how GoDaddy helps them grow their businesses online. GoDaddy is for the go getter, the 'little guy' looking to compete with the 'big guys' and I love that."
GoDaddy teased last year that it might be dropping Patrick from its campaign, only to use her in both Super Bowl spots. Her most prolific appearance came in a commercial starring supermodel Bar Refaeli, who made out on screen with a nerd. The ad ranked last in USA Today's annual Super Bowl ad meter.
Patrick made a cameo as a pilot in the second spot, which didn't score much higher in USA Today's poll.
Patrick's first Super Bowl spot was in 2007, but GoDaddy first began using the Super Bowl to advertise in 2005 when it spoofed Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" in its commercial. Although consumers often had no idea what GoDaddy was or offered, and the ads generally tanked in polls, they always had television viewers talking during the biggest advertising night of the year.
GoDaddy chief marketing officer Barb Rechterman said the 2005 Super Bowl debut got the company a lot of attention, but GoDaddy has changed as it hits its 10-year advertising anniversary with the game.
"We've matured. We've evolved," Rechterman said. "Our new brand of Super Bowl commercials will make it crystal clear what we do and who we stand for. We may be changing our approach, but as we've always said, we don't care what the critics think. We are all about our customers."
The Super Bowl spots will be produced by Deutsch New York, the same agency that helped GoDaddy relaunch its brand last September with the "It's Go Time" campaign featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme.
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Picture: Patrick Schwarzenegger is seen after having lunch in Brentwood Los Angeles, California - 22.02.12
Patrick Schwarzenegger, the 18 year-old son of Arnold Schwarzengger and Maria Shriver, has returned to the ski slopes after his skiing accident. People magazine reports today (March 12, 2012) that the teenager decided not to let his recent incident spoil his fun and headed back to the mountains in Sun Valley, Idaho.
On Saturday, March 10, 2012, Patrick posted a picture on his Twitter page, showing him on a spinal board, or stretcher, with an oxygen mask. The picture was accompanied by the message "Little ski accident today. Some bruises and stiches down back and but. Thanks to sun valley doctors for everything." A little later, he posted a picture of the injury; a deep cut to his back that had blood pouring down his body and onto his trousers and underwear." The following day, though, he had clearly decided not to let the injury halt his holiday fun and posted a message that read "Appreciate all the messages, love all you. I'm actually feeling really good today, and I even went skiing again today. Thanks again!!"


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Respect Starts with ME!!
No one is perfect. Mistakes get made. But when respect is the foundation of our relationships, we treat each other with courtesy, consideration and patience. Kids watch the behavior of adults and they learn how to relate to the world around them. Youth sports are as much about learning life lessons as they are about learning the sport on the field.
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Avant garde history, art films, poetic flashes, brilliantly coloured ruminations. Kvikar Myndir hátið traces the history of the experimental and avant-garde filmmaking movement from the 1960s to the present. The selected works and filmmakers have all inspired, and sometimes shocked, the film audience of its time with innnovative techniques and trend setting visions of what is possible. Every last filmmaker screened has been the recipient of prestigious awards, their films have screened in museums and festivals around the world. More interestingly- they have created the steadfast and ongoing tradition of experimentation with 16mm film. From Bruce Conner who is credited as the father of music video, to Stan Brackages hand-painted films, and Abigail childs feminist revisions… there is an element of significance in every work presented!All fims will be screened on 16mm film with courtesy of Canyon Cinema and generous support from the American Embassy."For more details http://www.kinosmidja.com/PROGRAMME 21 - 24 OCTOBERThursday 21 October 7.30 p.m. Moving Pictures Festival – Opening ceremony.8.00 p.m. Screenings. See here for more details.Friday 22 October8.00 p.m. Screenings. See here for more details.Saturday 23 October 3.00 p.m. Kínó workshop for adults, 16+Free film-workshop for adults. Camera-less films and experimental 16mm hands on workshop with a screening of the completed works the day after, 24 October.Please sign up at email@example.com or phone 590-1200.8.00 p.m. Screenings. See here for more details.Sunday 24 October 3:00 p.m. Lecture by Hlynur Helgasson.3:30 p.m. Screenings of the completed works from the workshop on 16 and 23 October.
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An original way to hand over the verses. Biggie starts spelling Method Man's name and Meth finishes it. To get the timing right, Meth starts rhyming over Biggie's line. So his T-H-O-D Man actually comes before the M-E.
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We chose this location because of its close proximity to the Jefferson Pools and the restaurant menu listed on their website. I have never been more impressed with a location, treatment by staff for our nightly accommodations or a restaurant.
The night we had dinner there the main dining room was reserved by a private party but we were served in an upstairs dining room for in-house guests. THE DUCK IS AMAZING! Choosing your own wine bottle from the cellar is great. Our room had a private patio which we made use of with a couple of cocktails. Also, the "courtyard" on the property has several cozy spots to do the same throughout.
Breakfast was a mere phone call away and shortly after a big basket was delivered to our door. It had wonderful treats and homemade savory pastries. It was a wonderful compliment to our stay.
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The Sensation and EVO3D CDMA ideas are GREAT!
I have no skills as a DEV. But I would donate to such a project.
As I understand it MIUI and CM7 and AOSP are very similar, so if we get one the others are not far off.
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I bought this phone yesterday and it is a big disappointment for me. Battery is at 59%, and it was disconnected 2 hours ago (first charge).
I was wondering, is there a ROM that you recommend? Before selling my phone I mean . I have 2.3.4 on it (1.20 something). Is there a newer one?
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The Olympics. Now, whatever you might think of London taxpayers being crippled for generations so that people can run around and throw things in 2012, here's something I bet you didn't realise.
It's all a Zionist - aka Jewish - conspiracy.
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It has just been announced that Marks & Spencer has scrapped its surcharge on bigger bras after a revolt from large busted women.
A group calling itself 'Busts 4 Justice' won enormous support for its fight against the extra £2 levy on bras larger than a DD-cup.
I myself am in the higher-than-DD-cup bracket, but you know what, I didn't resent paying more for a £16 bra. At least M&S stocked bras in my size. (It has always been a struggle to find anything above a DD in most stores.) And at least at M&S underwear is cheaper than the rest of the posh brands who charge upwards of £25 for a bra, whatever the size.
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I've been tagged by Daniel Finkelstein to answer this Q&A, so here we go:
First Job: I worked in Mecca bookmakers, Long Lane, Hillingdon. My main memory is of my first day there when, trying to be helpful, I stepped up to serve a customer who had walked in. After I'd put his bet on, I got the most terrible, angry stares from the rest of the staff. I assumed I'd made some awful mistake, and asked what I'd done wrong. 'Never, ever do that again,' the manager told me. 'Do what?', I asked. 'Serve him'.
I had, you see, crashed in on the highlight of their day. The man I had served was - cue drum roll... - Russell Grant's father. (If you don't know who Russell Grant is: trust me, you're missing nothing.) And serving him was the biggest event of the day.
MEPP is moving
The JC is very lucky to have Sky News' Tim Marshall writing for us. He has an excellent blog post up today on MEPP - which, in case you're not au fait with the diplomatic shorthand for 'The Middle East Peace Process'. You can read it here.
Here's Tim's main argument:
The JC wot done it (or, at least, we helped)Jan Shure
May 7, 2009
I am feeling smug. Forgive me, but something the JC has been campaigning for has become a reality. It isn't, sadly, world peace, or the eradication of hunger, but - in the context of British Jews, it is a tiny victory. This coming winter, there will be direct flights - 14 in all - between London and Eilat. They will be operated by Isrotel - they will be called the Isrotel Sun Express - and I like to think that the JC played some part in the decision to launch the flights.
Last September, in the JC comment pages, I wrote an opinion piece entitled "Why does Israel make it so hard to visit Eilat?" (www.thejc.com/articles/why-does-israel-make-it-so-hard-visit-eilat-0). I pointed out that British visitor numbers had fallen from around 45,000 in 1997 to 6,000 last year, and asked why we sun-loving Brits were no longer flocking to Israel's south to "soak up the winter-round sunshine, luxuriate in its world-class hotels, snorkel round the coral reef, take desert tours and generally chill out."
The answer - or, at least, my answer - was that it was no longer as easy to get to Eilat as it had been back in 1997, when there were two weekly flights to Ovda by El Al, and a third by Monarch. Two years ago, Longwood Holidays put on its own somewhat erratic charter flights to Eilat (operated with Israir, and the subject of substantial criticism), and last winter arranged a series of flights which were discontinued in January when the media fall-out from the Gaza conflict virtually wiped out demand for Eilat holidays.
Low standards
Andrew O'Hagan has been appointed the Evening Standard's film criric.
Should you be reading this in London, and be unaware of Mr O'Hagan, let me share this with you. Andrew O'Hagan thinks Mel Gibson had a point.
Oh dear, what can the matter be?Marcus Dysch
May 7, 2009
I anticipated numerous problems that could crop up on my trip to follow Israeli Ambassador Ron Prosor around Belfast.
Getting locked in a toilet cubicle at Stormont, home of the Northern Ireland Assembly, was not one of them.
Having successfully negotiated the understandably tight security at the parliament building – you'll remember Loyalist killer Michael Stone threatening to shoot a security guard in the lobby in 2006 – I was waiting for the Israeli delegation to arrive for their meetings.
Cock-up, not conspiracy
Yes, yes, it was lovely to see both Arsenal and Chelsea booted out (especially as Chelsea lost to my second favourite team).
The idea seems to have taken hold that the referee last night was in some ways carrying out UEFA orders to avoid a second all English final.
Last night's match thought was proof that, when it comes to cock-up versus conspiracy, it's almost always a cock-up. How do those who think Chelsea were beaten by a UEFA conspiracy explain the fact that the ref wrongly sent off a Barcelona player? If he'd been trying to force a Barcelona win, the last thing he would have done is send off a Barcelona player, especially when there was no cause to send anyone off.
The EU knows best
Dan Hannan has an interesting post on his blog, on what he (rightly) calls the EU's attempts to get its hands on the internet. As he writes:
Viviane Reding, bonsai Commissioner from the bonsai state of
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Atlanta Falcons counting on Clemson's Malliciah Goodman to cause problems for QBs
Published: May 4, 2013 Updated 13 hours ago
Falcons defensive end Malliciah Goodman, from Clemson, works out during a rookie minicamp Saturday.
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Atlanta Falcons counting on Clemson's Malliciah Goodman to cause problems for QBs
By CHARLES ODUM — The Associated Press
FLOWERY BRANCH, GA. — Malliciah Goodman wasn't surprised to be asked about his long arms after his first practice with the Atlanta Falcons.
"It's not weird," Goodman said. "It's repetitive. I hear it every single day. You get used to it."
Such is life for the player with the longest arms of any defensive lineman in this year's NFL combine. It was a tag that stuck, and it was one reason the former Clemson star was selected by the Falcons in the fourth round.
The Falcons are counting on Goodman causing problems for quarterbacks with those long arms and strong hands.
Goodman was one of two defensive ends taken by Atlanta in the draft. The Falcons picked TCU's Stansly Maponga in the fifth round, and the first-year players had their first NFL workouts in Saturday's rookie camp.
After releasing sacks leader and former USC standout John Abraham, the Falcons signed free-agent defensive end Osi Umenyiora from the Giants. Goodman has a chance to start with Umenyiora.
Goodman impressed scouts by using those long arms and strong hands to deflect blockers. He is listed as 6-foot-4 and 276 pounds, and his arms measure 363/8 inches.
"It's a lot easier for me to get extension on offensive linemen," he said. "If I'm late shooting my hands, then it's hard. I just have to be on point, shoot my hands up right and then it's hard for them to get under me and stop me."
Goodman's hands, also unusually large, were described by scouts as "violent."
"Big, violent aggressive hands," explained Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff after the draft. "He can stick them into the breastplate and manipulate the offensive line or the blocker. He has the ability to shed. He's a manipulative kind of defensive player with those strong hands."
Goodman developed his strong hands on long drives.
"You know the little gripper things you can get at sporting goods places?" Goodman asked. "I used that while driving in the car a couple hours. It helps you stay up, and it strengthens your arms, too.
"Somebody suggested I do it just to get stronger hands, better grip when you're tackling and control at the offensive line."
Goodman closed his college career with three sacks against LSU in the Chick-fil-A Bowl at the Georgia Dome, his new NFL home.
Dimitroff said Goodman will play left defensive end. Maponga will play on the right side, where Umenyiora is the projected starter.
Sixth-year veteran Kroy Biermann took over at left end last November when Ray Edwards was released. Jonathan Massaquoi also returns at left end.
"There will be a lot of competition at that spot in our mind," Dimitroff said.
Goodman sees a chance to play or even start as a rookie.
"It's a great opportunity for me," Goodman said. "Coming in and getting drafted, I have a chance to make an early impact. I want to get this thing down pat. I'm going to put my all into it."
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Congrats to the Prospects and The Indy Crush on their recent merger . Dan has got a new puppet in Lorenzo , now between the tournaments at Midwest , PGF and hitting lessons these two idiot are raking in the dough. The prospects are the most overrated organization in state and The Indy Crush are just an all star rec travel organization. After the worth showcase Dan lost everyones respect and stole everyones money. This is why he brought in Lorenzo to clean up the mess. If you want to go to an organization where you pay $1300 for 10 tournaments while these two pocket the rest of the money , and have no hope of having your daughter recruited, go ahead.... When this merger was done they said they were going to have nothing but super teams but all that has come of it is a super shady organization that will never be on the same level as the Gators organization !
Why would they lower themselves to that level?
Dear sour grapes gatorgirl. Your making a fool out of yourself because anybody that's been involved in fast pitch for years knows Ur just a typical parent that thought their child should be the star and didn't cut it with either of these organizations.quit living through your child and let them play because they love the game not because mommy wants them to.have fun enjoying rec ball we all know a post like this is where you're at now.enjoy your summer .
Sour grapes? These organizations are plain rotten to the core ... Lorenzo and Dan deserve each other ... they don't develop talent, they aquire and assemble teams. You want to find a team with a good coach? This is NOT the place for you.
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Everyone knows the softball world is a small world, but I just heard from a family friend that Mr. Prospect clearly displayed his **TRUE COLORS*******. He started trying to recruit players' in his OWN organization out from under a current coach. He started having these conversations in the winter months. He has called, and emailed current players continously trying to get them to come to his team for the summer. He clearly had no concern for of the impact to the other players , and families on that current team. WOW .....unfortunately he manipulated one family. The others have told him NO!! I really feel for the players that were shocked today. If this is not a TRUE show of character, I don't know what is. If I was you, I would hurry and feel out their try out forms so you can take your chances next season. Coaches, BEWARE!!!
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Israel pledges to ease restrictions on Gaza Strip, Bethlehem
Israel will start to lift a series of restrictions on the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday due to a significant drop in violence in the area, Israeli commanders and their Palestinian counterparts agreed in a security meeting held Monday night.
The Israeli army also declared Monday that it would start to ease restrictions on Palestinians in the Bethlehem area as of Wednesday.
According to the Israeli army evaluations, violence in the area has been reduced, and a series of bans are to be lifted in this West Bank city, including: Palestinian laborers will be allowed to enter Israel, teachers to travel to schools, clergymen to travel between Jerusalem and Bethlehem, and merchandise to leave Bethlehem.
In the security meeting, the Palestinians were asked to reduce the violence in the Gaza Strip.
Israel pledged to ease restrictions on Palestinians traveling from the north to the south of the Strip, and to raise the number of Palestinian workers allowed to enter Israel.
The Israeli side described the meeting as "positive," Haaretz reported. Military and Shin Bet sources said that during the past two days there has been a reduction in the number of violent incidents in the Gaza Strip. (Albawaba.com)
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Mongolia on my own and the Russian Altai
Now, since Uwe is gone, I fell into a solid depression. As long as I had to organize stuff or was needed by someone, I functioned very good. But now I realized what Uwe took with him. He was the navigator amongst us, because I am not really computer savvy, so waypoints and GPS were his territory. To sip a last beer at our little camp at night and to share the good and the not so good moments of the day also meant a lot to me. Gone too. And the support and encouragement when something fell apart on the bike...
And knowing that the piste got heavier with every mile I rode west and not knowing what to do in case of a break down freaked me almost out. Okay I had my SPOT tracker, but it's a lousy replacement for a buddy...
that's also why I came...
I waited for a truck to see how high the water level was...
So somewhere between excitement and stupidity I departed from Khvod and took it really slow. It took a while to get rid of the lump of clay in my stomach. After a couple of hours I managed to enjoy the landscape again. The colors of the green hills with the higher mountains in the background were the actual reason to come here. Maybe I should come again...
In the middle of nowhere I met this group of kids playing with an eagle. Tell a ten year old in Germany or in the U.S. to play with an eagle ...
they visited us in our camp while we visited them in their country...
I made it safe and sound to Oelgii, the last major town in Mongolia on my way to Russia again. With Uwe's inheritance, the waypoints of gas stations and hotels, I found my hostel in no time.
I met Boyusha, a young Mongolian, who was not so aggressively friendly eager to snatch an invitation for a beer or the kind that takes a free ride on my bike for granted. We was an environment engineer and had an assignment in town for a few days.
"I can't get noho desinfectiohon..." would be totally wrong...
Next day I left town before 10. I wanted to cross the Mongolian/Russian border with as little delay as possible, because my next friend Heli was waiting in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
the locals know the way...
I considered it a lucky day, because i ran into Paul from Bonn in Germany and Siggi from Innsbruck in Austria. We decided to team up for some days, because we had the same destination: the Pamirs.
The first night we spent in a hut together and while I played guitar, the boys prepared dinner. Paul even found 2 bottles of beer at a magazin (store).
Shashlik seems to be the national dish...
It feels pretty good to ride on asphalt again.
Today our plan was to cross into Kazakhstan through the Altai at an eastern checkpoint. That was the plan. We got awarded with some great views and some nice and easy offroading...
this border is closed for us...
As we reached the border we were advised, that we had to leave immediately, because we had no special permit and this was the local checkpoint only...
note the very precise meter...
So we took the main road to Barnaul. Nothing spectacular.
the most expensive accommodation ever...
Spectacular was indeed our stay some 100 km's before Barnaul. For the first time our budget underwent a serious stress test. 200 Euro per person per night. Uff. But the shower was great.
Next day we set 3 new priorities: 1. don't get a ticket for speeding. There are zillions on speed traps out there, all made in Germany. 2. keep a low profile and don't get asked for your insurance, because I had none... and 3. border crossing into Kazakhstan. Sounded doable...
Goal no. 1 check. I as the leader of our little gang obeyed traffic laws strictly. And I appreciated the little hints of oncoming drivers with flashing their lights...
Paul managed to take a nap on his bike while waiting for the border to let us pass...
Goal no. 2 check. My paranoia about the insurance was completely unnecessary. Nobody was interested in any paperwork, probably because they are useless in case of accident...
5 minutes before midnight. Get ready guys...
Goal no. 3 ... big mistake. I'm a complete idiot. I didn't realize that my visa wasn't valid until the next day. Shit. Well we all waited at the barrier until midnight, crossed over and found a place to set up our tents not even 5 km's into Kazakhstan. Thanx Siggi and Paul...
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So, Harti - This is the second time I've seen a guitar in one of your pictures. Are you hiding a guitar somewhere in your luggage stack, or are you just lucky enough to borrow one from time to time? And as an always-curious musician, I have to ask what kind of guitar that is in the picture above?
I'm loving this adventure. Keep up the great posts.
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Take The Wrong Way Home
Hi tshelfer,
many of us carry an iPod for entertainment. I can't live without a guitar. And there is no secret place on the bike, I just strap it across the rear next to the waterproof sack and the captain's chair in a soft bag. Wrapped in a huge garbage bag when it rains. It's a Taylor 710, one of the nicest guitars ever made. Expensive, but worth every penny...
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thanks for sharing your RR! Please keep it coming sir and thanks for sharinig your RR in case I for get.
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Well, here she is:
I've strapped her with bungee cords, so in case I drop the bike she can slide to either side...
I am no master musician, but I'm quite good and I know what I'm doing on that guitar. Sometimes it breaks the ice between me and locals and music is a universal language anyway. I picked up some "Kalinka" tunes, they came in very handy, and once I made the entire customs entourage to sing along...
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Hi tshelfer,
here is another "proof". I hope you recognize the typical shape of the Taylor...
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Nice grain in the wood. If you don't mind, I'd like to forward your picture to Taylor's website. They're very nice folks, and they love to see pictures of their guitars traveling around the world.
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Thanks for sharing your adventures Harti. I am especially jeleous of your adventures with your wife Martina. I wish I could share a trip with my wife, too bad she doesn't really care for motorcycles. Your trip through the United States was fascinating, especially the parts from New Mexico westward. Sorry to read about Uwe's crash, glad it wasn't worse.
Keep up the great posts. I am very interested to find out what happens next on your adventure.
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Take The Wrong Way Home
I was in a hurry. I had a rendez vous with Heli, a friend from Germany. We wanted to meet up in Almaty tomorrow. Our goal was to get 650 km's today but we didn't put into consideration, that the roads here were extremely bad. Plenty of potholes, a lot of traffic, sand patches and mud slowed us down dramatically. And the lack of gas stations took care of the rest. We really had to search for fuel pumps, they were hidden in villages and all in bad shape. Right now I tore the hose off the nozzle and spilled a few gallons over my bike, because you can stop these pumps only from inside the little cabin by the operator...
No restaurants either. Kazakhstan is not well prepared for tourism... On the other side: the northern half of the country is boring, flat and you really don't wanna hang out there for some extra long time... Most interestingly we found an ATM machine...
On that shitty road I smoked up one shock. And the oil dripped straight on one of the break discs... The break power tended towards zero... So that needed to be fixed before we continue to the Pamirs.
it works like this: behind the mirror is the water tank. When water is needed, you simply push the little pin in the faucet aside...
Suburbia of Almaty
In Almaty the second third to my trip comes to an end. Siberia, this enormous land mass is still hard to grasp. Barely inhabited, it seems to be boring, but there has to be something that makes a trip worthwhile... I didn't found the Siberian tiger, no bears, no lynx, not even deer... When I hear Siberia I think of Gulag and I also came to correct that image...
The engine problems occurred more often now.
So in Almaty we scheduled a major break for maintenance.
Close to Almaty I, for the first time in my travel history, ran into a speed trap. But the cops were nice today. We payed nothing.
Navigating in Almaty was crazy. Darkness, not knowing the city, everyone being a rally driver around us, wasn't helpful. It was almost a miracle, that I found the hotel, where Heli waited for me, immediately.
Everyone, meet Heli. He is a friend of mine from Germany and we go back a long time. We emptied a few bottles of beer and exchanged some stories...
Next day we went to see BMW for the necessary repairs. They weren't very supportive. They told us, that we had to schedule an appointment at least 2 months ahead. Are they kidding? One of the mechanics was also a biker and he showed us to a workshop at the other side of the town to someone, who builds up racing bikes... he was exactly the kind of guy, we wanted to see...
Next day Heli and I went to the airport to see, if we can get his bike released from customs... If you don't understand a word what's being spoken, you have a hard time. What we understood was: come back tomorrow. Will do...
Almaty is a vibrant city with a western flair. Young people make music in the streets or dance, older people (like us) watch them while sipping a beer and eating a kebab from the terrace of the open air pub next door... You can even get international news papers.
Tomorrow we will be leaving for Kyrgyzstan.
In rust we trust....
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great stroy!
I love the fact that you took your guitar along
Vienna to Magadan 2011
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Take The Wrong Way Home, from DC to Berlin
Well, a guitar and a captain's chair and a coffee maker make all the difference when it comes to camping in remote areas.
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Just want to say thanks for the great ride report.
Can't wait for more,
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Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
Vodka is cheaper than water...
We left Almaty, the city with some great German heritage. I didn't get to know Almaty by sightseeing but but maintaining my bike. Where the museums are, what palaces they have, what monuments... no clue. But I know, where the cargo area of the international airport is, also the BMW headquaters and the backyard mechanics. On top of that all access roads, supermarkets in the vicinity, the high pressure car wash and the local pub, where we celebrate at night our successes. That way you get to know the every days life much better, their characters, their worries and hopes and their talent to cope with the shortage of almost everything.
a mobile bakery
now that's a gang...
On our way out I had beaten the GPS again. I just followed my instincts and we got out of town in no time.
For the first time we had to deal with heat above our body temperature. Another burden I have to pay attention to at my age and it forced me to drink more often. No problem with my camel bak drinking system. The others had to stop all the time...
We looked for the "singing dune" in a national park which unfortunately we didn't find. When we asked people in a little village, we were greeted by handshake from every member of that village and their language was for the first time more similar to Turkish than Russian...
That night we enjoyed camping again with guitar music, cooking and vodka.
The desert of Kazakhstan forced us to rest more often. Temperatures were way beyond 100 degrees, humidity against zero, dust, sand and a strong head wind had beaten us up...
Heli survived his Kummis experiment...
Siggi didn't...
Siggi tried Kummis for the first time. It's mare milk, a very sour and very hostile to peoples stomach, who are not used to drink this local milk... He got sick and puked the soul out of himself.
In a ditch some locals processed a dead horse, that got hit by a car.
Heli's bike had serious battery problems. We had to push it all the time. Not funny in the heat...
And Siggi dropped his bike twice today as a result of a lack of concentration...
Our plan to cross into Kyrgyzstan was sabotaged by the fact, that the border was closed since 2 years. We could have avoided that detour if I had read Uwe's notes more careful. But I didn't and so we had to ride back the same road for 500 km's. But hey, it's holidays after all...
So we passed Almaty again and went from there straight to Bishkek. Siggi and Paul branched off to Lake Ysyk-Kol, while Heli and I tried to get the electric problems under control.
when we stop vodka is not far...
border Kazakhstan - Kyrgyzstan
nice to read some German once in a while...
grandpa always travels with the family...
The border formalities were a piece of cake. The entry into Switzerland from Germany couldn't have been easier...
In the hotel in Bishkek they allowed us to park our bikes in the lobby. Safe and sound.
a museum in Bishkek
note the cell phone...
Tomorrow we are going to meet up with Siggi and Paul again and then we will get ready for the Pamirs...
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Hi Inmates,
Thanks for your enthusiasm! Since we will be spending some time together, I thought I introduce myself and my ride.
Im in a bit of an unusual position. I cant actually ride a bike for long stretches of time. I run a cosmic microwave background telescope at the Geographic South Pole.
My work place, about a km from the Geographic South Pole
I spend up to 9.5 months at a time at the Pole. Naturally, we have no bikes there. A snowmobile is as good as it gets.
Thats the Cryo Cavalry in full swing
Its actually a great place to live and work.
Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station in the winter
The Geographic South Pole
I ran our last evolution of the telescope through three successful years of observations. Eventually it was time to leave and live life to the fullest.
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On my trip to Iran I enjoyed the gravel roads and off road sections the most and I knew I wanted a lighter bike that was more suited for that purpose. I dont spend much time in any one place and thus neither had the time nor the place to endlessly tinker with a bike, which is a bit of a shame, because I like doing that. I love the Internet age. Information on just about anything is readily available and I dont have to make all the mistakes myself anymore
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The bike, right after I bought it
So, I spend about four weeks in early 2013 buying a used bike and ordering the parts. While waiting for the parts, I had a quick four week dash to Istanbul, Egypt, and Jordan, sadly not on a bike. After my return I went to Holland to get progressive fork springs and a new rear shock installed at Hyperpro in Alphen by
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rolled in on his XChallenge and we spend an evening enjoying Eriks amazing cooking while drinking and sharing stories.
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