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Tags dubstep, dance, electronic
Artists Mr. FijiWiji, Liberty, Arion
November 13, 2011
Thirteen tracks including music by Liberty, Arion, and Mr Fijiwiji that get me motivated
Awesome mix
Party Stuffs by Forever_Young
Just a random mix of old and new stuff that would make a good party mix.
dubstep, electo, electro house
Gotta Love Electronic by Forever_Young
A bunch of electronic music from dubstep to electro all of which get me going and hyped up.
dubstep, electro, electro house, drum & bass, drumstep
Electronic Music Is Best by Forever_Young
Just a quick mix of songs that make me want to get up and dance like a crazy person.
dubstep, electro house, dance, electro
Just Sit Back And Relax by Forever_Young
just a small playlist of some songs i like to sit back and let my mind wander to .
chill dubstep, dubstep, drum & bass


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Custom Plushies
I started making plush dollies in 2007. I used tutorials from AshFantastic to learn some of the basics and the head pattern I usually use is based on the StarS Sailor Saturn Banpresto plushie. I learned how to put heads together from BabyLondonStar's tutorials which used to be here (there are some patterns and things available still).
Now I'm working on trying to learn more about patterning different shapes other than standard people!
There are some patterns and tips available in my Tutorials folder.
Please visit my Plush Adoption Journal for more information!
I hope you do another giveaway soon
Such a long wait! X3
Every year
Awesome! So how long have you been making plushies?
Started in 2007
Whoa, explains yo mad plushin skillz! XD Sorry I couldn't resist but I hope when my skills at plushing are good enough that I could do a plushie art trade with you someday :3
Hi I wanna know if you have body patterns so I can create my own chibis. yours are wonderful and their bodies are just perfect! Please can you help me with that?

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This from the new Cast Member reference guide that came out yesterday.
"Cafe Orleans will close to Guests on Tuesday, March 14 and reopen in June as a table service location. The new menu will feature great New Orleans bistro favorites including crepes, soups, salads, and a new variation on the world-famous Monte Cristo sandwich. Additionally, the Blue Bayou Restaurant closed for refurbishment on March 6 and is scheduled to reopen in late June."


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PLUNKETTS CREEK TOWNSHIP — It took more than a year but a restaurant destroyed by the flood of 2011 is back open in Lycoming County.
The owners rebuilt Pier 87 Bar & Grill and are in business once again.
People who live in the Montoursville area have been waiting and waiting for Pier 87 to get back up and running.
After all, the destroyed restaurant was one of the more visible scars from the flood but not anymore.
There's a lunch crowd at Pier 87 north of Montoursville for the first time in quite a while. The kitchen staff is busy and the diners are back.
All that was washed away when floodwaters slammed the restaurant in September, 2011. The Loyalsock Creek blew apart the building. Some questioned if the owners would rebuild.
"It's been here for 100 years, a staple in Lycoming County. I know the valley needed it and we wanted it back," said co-owner Brad Russell.
Nearly a year after the flood, the owners broke ground last August on the new restaurant and committed to making a comeback.
Now that's a reality and Pier 87's head chef said it is a sweet feeling to be in business again.
"It's a relief, it's exciting, looking forward to the season, weddings and caterings. That kind of stuff," said Owen Rutan.
It has been a year and five months since the flood of September 2011 wiped out Pier 87. The bar and grill was rebuilt 40 feet farther from the creek and higher off the ground. Some in the Loyalsock Creek valley a sense that things are getting back to normal.
"People help people, that's what it's about. A wonderful thing, way more than we expected," said patron Charlie Mull.
Mull said he was devastated when Pier 87 was destroyed. Now he and others are thrilled to have the restaurant back.
"It's wonderful, good people, good food, good atmosphere, what more could anyone ask?"


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Teen Mom
Chelsea Houska Goes For Hot Yoga to De-Stress!
We can only imagine how hard it is to be South Dakota's only hairstylist and diva. That's why we're not surprised Teen Mom 2's Chelsea Houska is in need of de-stressing. But how does the reality TV mama intend to relax? By doing hot yoga, of course!
The teen mom went to Twitter to talk about her plans to get some relaxation.
"Definitely looking forward to my hot yoga class with @CalliRaexo tonight to relieve some stress! #dealingwithidiots," Chelsea tweeted. And we couldn't agree with you more, girly — dealing with haters can really bog you down.
Chel-Chel has been really vocal online these past few days about getting her fitness on. Not but a few days ago, the single mom to 3-year-old Aubree talked about wanting to participate in pole dancing classes!
While we may have to pass on the pole dancing, we definitely wouldn't mind seeing Chel-Chel give it a whirl, though we can see hot yoga being more her speed. Can't you just imagine Chelsea in a heated room, sitting in lotus position, and chanting "ohm"?
Coincidentally, yoga is really good for pole! Yoga is all about body awareness, control, and flexibility. And if the Teen Mom 2 star needs a little help, she can always hit up yoga extraordinaire, Teen Mom 3's Mackenzie Douthit. By the looks of Mack's yoga skills, Chelsea can learn a thing or two!


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Below is the poem entitled Friends, Lovers or Nothing which was written by poet
Seeker. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Soul Seeker
You are no longer in my life;
for our love had a very sad demise.
The feelings still stir up at times;
making me wish I could redraw the fading lines.
As i try remembering how it all began;
from friends you went on to becoming my man.
Guess i watched too many romantic flicks;
me a sweet girl, you the bad boy did the trick.
We spoke to each other day in day out;
sharing our fantasies and deepest thoughts aloud.
To you my love I always patiently listened;
with your joys and sadness my eyes glistened.
You looked divine in your favorite black attire;
you'd come close, your breath felt like zephyr
We'd hug like long lost friends not willing to let go;
then you'd put up the cutest best lover's show
Still can't forget the day you made coffee for me;
the most promising moment I had with thee.
I was glad your hair always hid your eyes;
could barely look into them, would have revealed all the lies.
Me I didn't share for long i was falling for you;
was just afraid feeling wouldn't be mutually true.
Because you were this charming prince, with a mesmerizing voice;
You'd sing, play guitar and the chics would make lot of noise.
And I, best all rounder except for being in love;
but I guess someone smiled from heaven above.
You happily ignored all my gawkiness;
Chipping in with moves to make me adept at lover's finesse.
Well some were just naughty, some sure rung a bell;
blind I became as if you were casting a spell.
With a lot of passion you said you'd want to kiss;
I gasped, I never thought something's amiss.
You persisted, I wasn't sure nevertheless I gave in;
only to hear you later relationship's not my thing.
Now you tell me you want to f---, we'd still be best friends though,
I swear I felt what a schmuck!
wondering whether to grieve for you totally crushed my dreams;
or rejoice would no longer be part of your schemes...
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Jan. 27, 2013 --- Brianna Elder, Sophomore Pitcher
Hi Matador Fans! My name is Brianna Elder, but I go by Bre. I am a redshirt sophomore from Concord, California which is in the Bay Area. I am a pitcher here on the softball team as well as a motivator. I have had an awesome experience so far on the softball team as well as conquered many personal challenges. I come from an amazing family that has supported me throughout my Matador Experience. Moving from my family has been no challenge for me because with my parents being divorced, I have had to live away from each parent at some point in my life. My Mom, Cindy, lives in Peachtree City, Georgia with my Step dad Bill, my sister Courtney, My step brother Ben, and Step sister Kate. The distance plays a toll on our communication at some points, but keeping the lines of communication open is a skill that I carry on the field with me as well. My Dad lives up in Concord with my Step mom Kathy, Step Sister Danielle, and Step brother Garrett.
I am the youngest of them all. The distance is nice at some points but I do get home sick from my family and that is when Skype and phone calls are important.
In my free time, I usually am a Netflix addict or in the training room.I have had three hip surgeries in the past 2 years making me a VIP in the training room. I always joke with our Trainer Mandy that I should have my own table with my name on it. I have not let surgery keep my spirits down. I work hard everyday before and after practice to keep my legs feel back to normal. When it is time to give my legs a rest, I turn on Netflix. I have watched and re-watched Desperate Housewives about 4 times now and each time it has kept me on my toes. Recently, I just got a kitten. Her name is Mila Katniss, combining the actress Mila Kunis with the actress Katniss from the movie The Hunger Games.
She is definitely teaching me patience, compassion, and she never lets me leave my apartment without a smile on my face. My roommate is actually Leah Hennessy and she is my bestfriend from Concord. Her and I met when we were 4 years old on a softball field and we have been friends ever since. She decided to get the kitten and it has been a great choice every since.
Being a part of the CSUN Softball team has taught me so much about myself. I know a lot of the girls say that, but I believe that being a part of the team is my favorite part. I love coming to practice early in the morning and putting a smile on all of the girls faces. I am known on the team to constantly be weird and outgoing. I like to make people smile and I believe that motivating my teammates comes naturally to me. We work hard each and every day at practice and we are extremely excited for this upcoming season.! We are going to accomplish so much this season, so make sure youre there to witness the magic.
Dec. 6, 2012 --- Sydney House, Sophomore Infielder
Hey there! My name is Sydney House and I am a sophomore here at Cal State Northridge studying Recreational Tourism Management. I play first base and have recently been taught how to catch(which has been a super exciting experience). I was born in La Crescenta California, only about twenty minutes away, and have lived there all nineteen years of my life. My mother and my father love the close distance and come to all of our games. Even though my brother goes to school in San Diego its so nice to be only two hours away from him also. My mom and I are super close, so being able to jump home for dinner one night of the week or go shopping with her one afternoon is such a privilege.
My mom, dad and I go to Disneyland all the time and its no nice to have those few hours to unwind with my family and fill them in on my crazy busy life. We also have a new addition to the family. My whole life I have grown up with Pug dogs and these last few years we have not had any animals except a cat. So just the other day, my dad surprised my mom and I with a new puppy! We haven't decided on a name yet but this little nugget is as cute as it gets.
I went from being just a bike ride away from campus my freshman year to now being a ten minute drive away in a house with six girls. My freshman year I started my college experience in the dorms with three other freshman on the team. Crystal, Serena, Abby and I all moved in to the suite style dorms with a kitchen, living room, bathroom and two rooms. We had a great year together, went through our ups and downs, experienced it all, and developed our "biker gang." I also got the privilege to finally learn how to ride a bike so I could get everywhere. On top of this I developed a friendship that I know I will hold through my entire life. Abby and I were not only teammates, we were friends and roommates.
The simplicity of the dorms was soon replaced my next year with a whole different style of living. Abby and I were going to move into a house with four other girls on the team about ten minutes away. We could't wait. A whole new experience that made us truly feel like we were growing up. I was getting the opportunity to make a deeper relationship with four more of teammates. I got to style another room, and share half of it with my best friend. So far everything has gone great, and I'm loving it all. Everybody gets along and we have our own schedules so we aren't around each other too much.
Growing up has become the hardest part of being a Matador. I have had to make so many decisions on my own that some one had made for me in the past. I love the independence that comes with it and being able to express my individuality. One weird fact about me is that I love sloths. Last year a few girls and I would look up sloth videos while we were traveling, and laugh so hard. Its times like these that I know I will cherish for the rest of my life. The memories that I made last year are some of the best that I have had in my entire life.
Season is creeping up on us and I can't believe that the fall semester of my sophomore year is coming to an end. Only two more fall semesters and three more seasons left, and then its time for the real world! But, even though its so close, I know that my preparation here will be enough for me to have a very successful life.
I'm so excited to see how hard this team is going to go this upcoming season. Everyday we go out and we compete with each other and push ourselves to be the best. We all want it so much and I have never been on a team that has been so positive with one another. My teammates mean the world to me and I am so blessed to have had this opportunity that so few people have had in their life.
October 9, 2012 --- Jennifer Tyler, Sophomore Pitcher
My name is Jenny Tyler and I am a red-shirt sophomore pitcher/hitter/ UT that transferred from Northwestern University in the beginning of this semester. I was born and raised in Glendale, Arizona. I have two older sisters; Stephanie and Christina.
As a transfer student to Northridge my experience is a lot
different then is it for the incoming freshmen such as Sammy. I
have two years of softball under my belt from Northwestern and I
had the experience of living in the dorms, being across the country
from home, and becoming independent. Northridge allows me to
continue to do those things but also the chance to be closer to my
family, be in weather that you don't need 4/5 layers
just to walk to class, and a new opportunity to help the teams
win a national championship.
Growing up, my life wasn't as typical as most. My sisters and I are all only a year apart and grew up playing club soccer and softball. When I got to middle school, my parents couldn't handle all three of us doing both at the same time; there are only two of them!
We all chose to put our energy into softball. I was fortunate to be in high school with my oldest sister Stephanie for 2 years and Christina 3. If that wasn't enough, my mom also taught math at the same high school! My mom isn't the type of mother to be overbearing and strict, she is actually very laid back and was that teacher that was every student's favorite teacher. It might seem too much to have almost my entire family fully involved in my high school experience but I wouldn't have had it any other way. My sisters and I all did cross country, soccer, and softball. I lettered in all three sports my freshmen year so I was on a team with my sisters all year every year. My dad is the typical guys guy. He will go to the gym and lift and play basketball all night. That's what makes it so humorous that he ended up with all girls. He did have us lift weights and play basketball every day before school starting in fourth grade though.
There are other parts of my life that are also outlandish. Many people also don't know that I am an ordained minister. Before my freshman year of college, my sister was expecting to have a baby and I was her birthing coach. Maybe a week before she was going to give birth, we were watching Degrassi and one of the characters performed the marriage ceremony for their best friends. My sister being abnormally emotional and hormonal asked me to become an ordained minister so I could one day to that for her. I got the certificate online and I now can be called a minister, educator, healer, or a reverend. I have yet to perform any actual ceremonies but am eagerly waiting for my first one. What always puts a smile on my face is seeing my energetic niece, Brooklyn Tyler.
This week we are finishing up our last week of individuals before we get after team practices next week. The Matadors stepped it up in their runs this week making all 10/10 shuttles on Thursday which is a step in the right direction and already marks the improvement and hard work everyone is putting into not only practice but on their own time to get across that line. With Coach Bear now in full swing with practice this week we have been taking full advantage of her All-American pitching and have been taking batting practice on the field. As much as I love refining my swing in the cages, nothing feels better than seeing the results on the field with such a respected pitcher throwing to you. All in all, this week of individuals, weights, and conditioning has pushed and prepared everyone to get after team practice next week.
In our team session this week we analyzed the term for our phase 1: compet'n. Not just competing on the field but how it is just as important to compete in the locker room, weight room, class room, and within the community. Our team is already great at competing against each other but we are really reiterating how important it is to constantly compete and be prepared for all elements of life to grab the Big West championship. To express our strengths and a specific competitive trait we bring to the table, each player is going to bring a tangible item that symbolizes their trait. Everyone is hyping up her item and there is already competition for who will bring the best item.
September 30, 2012 --- Samantha Jakeway, Freshman, Catcher
Hi guys! My name is Samantha Jakeway and I have the privilege of writing to you all as part of our 2013 blog! I am a freshman this year at CSUN and I proudly wear number 14 as a new member of Matador softball. I am a catcher and have been since I started playing in my hometown, Temple City, here in California about nine years ago. I am a self-proclaimed nerd and my major is Engineering Management! Woo hoo!
Okay, so this week has been totally crazy! It is our first full week of workouts since we started school and let me tell you, whoever decided to say the life of a college student-athlete is hard was oh so very right! What a schedule! It's definitely a fun one though. Its kind of hard to remember to make myself go to sleep at a decent time so that six am weights don't seem so bad, but with homework and taking care of myself, time gets away from me pretty quickly if I don't watch out.
So far I like having weights and conditioning in the morning, I feel accomplished and like I've gotten things done. I mean really, what 18 year old can say that the hardest part of their day is done before 8 am? I love the adrenaline that gets running through me; it jump-starts my day, literally. Right now we are in the middle of individual practices, so after my early morning pump up I help catch the pitchers when they do their workout and then Mikayla Thielges and I get some one on one time with the coaches.
We did a little bit of everything this week in our individual. Some throwing drills, some blocking, a few bunt defense drills and of course hitting. It is a lot different from travel ball practices because, even if there were some drills put aside here and there for catchers, there just wasn't the time to focus on catchers skills at a team practice, nothing like here at CSUN! It doesn't hurt that we have all access to such a great facility either. I feel so spoiled having everything I need right at my fingertips! I just love it!
Part of being a freshman for me is being away from home and taking care of myself for the first time. I am a huge Daddy's girl and my Momma and I are best friends so staying away from home isn't easy. Momma and I have tried to Skype each other a couple of times, but since she doesn't quite understand the concept of pointing the camera at her face, I have had several conversations with the top of her head. As pretty as it is, you can only tell a clip full of hair about your day for so long. Thankfully, it is only a short 40-minute drive to see them.
I have a little brother, Maxx who is 13. He just got a new kitten who we very appropriately dubbed Kamikaze, Kazi, for short. This flying feline is an adrenaline junkie if I have ever seen one! There is no table to high or gap to far for this kitty; she's going for it! We have one of the sweetest dogs anyone could ask for, guaranteed to be waiting with her nose in the door for me to come through the door. My little white fluff ball is named Francesca, Frankie for short, and she is a Bichon Frise.
It makes this whole experience a lot easier to be able to run home and share my stories with them and eat Momma's amazing cooking without having to heat up the frozen portions she makes me in the microwave. (It's just not the same.) Even though it is definitely a plus being able to focus on my homework or get in some extra sleep while Momma makes food, I have been pretty good about eating at a decent time every day and making sure that I have my little 'to-go' packs of food for between practice and classes. Its fun to wake up and have everything done the night before so all I have to do is grab and go! I make a little game out of it and I never go hungry! Living away from home has made me much more organized since I have to think so far ahead of time to make sure I am prepared for the next day.
I am loving the dorms! They are great! I have met lots of new people who I automatically have connections with. (Turns out all of us dorm residents really are going through a lot of the same stuff, who would have thought?) The first week of living in the dorms everyone was excited to meet new people everyone was having people over and throwing parties. It seems like the initial excitement of 'yay! It's college!' is calming down now. Things are settling down and people are getting into the grooves of their day-to-day routines. I am starting to recognize people around campus more and more and am developing relationships with my classmates and fellow bikers around campus. I was thrilled to learn that I was not the only one who had trouble unlocking my bike lock, even if I do unlock it about 10 times a day. It's a tricky little sucker!
So, I have to make a little confession. I am a closet cowgirl. Yes, I have the huge blingin' belt, the flannels, I am a regular at my favorite country dance club, and of course the boots (which I rocked at senior prom!). I love to learn new line dances and practice tricks with my dance partner. We love showing off our two step and wowing the crowd with our down home country moves. Boot scootin' clears my head and has made me a lot of good friends. I've even recruited some of the girls on the team to come and give it a try with me! I can't wait to take them and show them more of what makes me tick. After all, these girls are my new sisters and bonding is always a blast! They love to have fun and I couldn't ask for a better group of girls to be on a team with!
September 7, 2012 --- Mia Pagano, Senior, Pitcher/Outfielder
I guess I should start this off by introducing myself and this blog. First off, the Cal State Northridge softball program has decided to start a blog the 2012-13 year for fans, alumni, recruits, parents and anyone else wanting to get a little insight into our season. Each week another Matador will update the blog with some background about themselves, what we did that week and hopefully you guys get more of a sense of who we are as student-athletes.
So, a little about myself. My name is Mia Pagano, and I am a senior on the Cal State University Northridge softball team. I am a pitcher and outfielder, and just in case you still can't find me, I wear number 11. I will be graduating in the spring with a degree in history and a minor in psychology. I have played softball my whole life, and on top of that, I have a whole family history of the sport. My mom played bobby socks when she was younger and my grandparents served as her coaches. My dad played slow pitch and now umpires in his spare time. My two older sisters (Tiffany and Bridgette) pitched and graduated from Loyola Marymount and Long Beach State, respectively. Now they are both coaching. My younger brother also tried baseball for a bit. So softball is a pretty big deal in my family. You can see it has always been a constant in my life, and when my sisters don't have games and my dad is off, they make their way up to Northridge to come watch me play.
Family has been the biggest support system for me throughout my career. I always strived to be like my sisters, as good of a pitcher as Tiffany and as athletic as Bridgette, but I will never admit that to them. I was lucky because I always had someone to look up to and I was able to see firsthand what it took to make it to the big leagues. My mom was always about scorekeeping and practice. She kept me on track with that old saying, "practice makes perfect."
My dad knew all the rules of course, but the biggest thing I learned from him was how to stay focused but still enjoy the sport. His love for the game just wore off on me. My brother was the biggest trooper through it all. He has been around the softball field since he was two and always looks so thrilled to be there.
But once I came to CSUN, I found a new family on the field in addition to the one I had in the stands. The girls I practice, played and lived with became my family. I could go through the list of great people on our team and what they mean to me, but you guys just have to wait each week and see for yourself. I have spent countless moments with these girls and have the best of memories because of that.
I came to CSUN in the fall of 2009. I was ambitious and ready to make a name for myself. That was the mindset of our team that year, and we proved a lot of people wrong. The best part of that entire season was watching my friend Kristin Mihm go in to pinch hit against the Oklahoma Sooners, a nationally ranked team, and drop a game-winning home run.
The next season, I had the most amazing surprise. January 8, 2011, I gave birth to my beautiful daughter, Bentley. When you come to our games this year, you'll probably see her running around somewhere, with half my family chasing after. But, I did not want to skip a beat, so I worked had to come back that season, and pitch in conference.
My favorite moment that year was when I threw my first complete game in college against Pacific. I ended up throwing a two hitter and we won 5-3. And this past year, although a lot of people might think my favorite moment was wearing my boot around for a couple months, it was more about two games. Our first win of the season against Iowa was completely amazing. I have to throw in my very first college home run, a game-winning grand slam, in a game where I also tossed a two-hit shutout at Cal Poly. That was pretty exciting for me too.
Over summer I stayed up in Northridge for the most part. I had surgery on my right ankle (NO MORE BOOT) and have been rehabbing it back. I'm almost back to normal. This year coming up though, I am full of optimism, high hopes and the drive to MAKE AMAZING THINGS HAPPEN.
To catch you guys up, we have been in school for a full two weeks now, and just finished our first week of practice. We have had a lot going on this week, but I will let you take a look at some of our routine. With weights and conditioning at 6:30 a.m., you will find me tucked into bed by 9:30 p.m. every night when I don't have class. BUT, 6:30 is so much better than the 5:45 we had to do last year. The sun is actually coming up when I pick up Bre (Brianna Elder) and Lee (Leann Lopez) for morning workouts, and now we recently added a guest. Mandy Mlozdik, our athletic trainer, comes and supports us in the wee hours of the morning and even pumps some iron when we're in the weight room. OH! And, I almost forgot. We had our conditioning test on the first day of practice and EVERYONE passed! I was stoked because everyone did fantastic!
One thing that was kinda awkward was the bod pod. For those of you that do not know, the bod pod is a big egg shaped machine that you sit in for about a minute, and it measures your body mass, your lung capacity and a bunch of interesting things. It is very claustrophobic, makes your ears want to pop, and you have to wear a swim cap. BUT, the good news is that our entire team "bod podded" and with those measurements, we meet with a nutritionist, and see how we can improve areas of our health like muscle mass and overall fitness. We also got all of our new gear for the year, thanks to MIZUNO, and our feet are light with our running shoes and we look fresh.
One event we attended was the president's picnic on campus. Our entire team, along with other CSUN student-athletes, wore red to this event where we got free food (courtesy of our faculty members), good music, massages and free cups. We met our new school president (Dr. Dianne Harrison) and even got to snag a picture with her. Then there was the freshman convocation. I am on SAAC (student athletic advisory council) and every year we help welcome the new freshman athletes by doing an icebreaker before the convocation. We go into small groups, play games like Ninja and Vroom, and help the freshman make friends with student-athletes on different teams.
Then we head out to the convocation, where the entire incoming freshmen at the CSUN sits in front of the library to see what it feels like to be graduating. This is a ceremony where all the deans of each department are present, the president welcomes the new students and the students are able to set the goal of graduation.
We also went to support our women's soccer team that faced off against Tennessee, who carried a national ranking into the contest. They went into overtime and ended in a tie, but it was a great game. They have another game this Sunday that many people on our team will be attending to show support. After the Tennessee game, we headed to Matador Nights. It was an event that is put on by the Associated Students with free food, a dance party with a DJ, games and prizes. It ran late into the night and the team had a lot of fun at the event.
Our team does tons of things together, from lifting in the morning to going to games at night. You would think we would get tired of seeing each other so much, but we never run out of things to say. Like I said before, this is our family.


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What They Did Right: Sam & David
We were thrilled that Sam & David's stunning wedding at a private estate in Rhinebeck was featured on W's website last month. Shot by Terry Gruber, I wanted to share some of the romantic Gorgeousness of the night. Sam wanted an uber romantic look equiped with luscious floral arrangements, damask linens, Liberty Print ties and gorgeous brass details. We set up dreamy outdoor lounges and the tent was filled with brass and crystal chandeliers. Miss matched vintage Haviland China was the final, delightful details. Floral, by Saipua, was simply stunning. Check it out!
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AnnaNovember 12, 2012
This is one of the most beautiful weddings I've seen! I love the bridal party's color palette and the vases with the flowers in them. Gorgeous!
Baby Shower InvitationsNovember 12, 2012
Lovely colour palette and overall wedding theme!
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The first of the two major senses to consider for understanding the
Scriptures is the Literal sense: "...let the interpreters bear in mind that their
foremost and greatest endeavor should be to discern and define clearly that sense of the
biblical words which is called literal."(2) The definition of the
Literal sense, according to the Pontifical Biblical Commission, is that "which has
been expressed directly by the inspired human authors."(3) What the
human authors intended to mean in writing the text of the Bible is the Literal sense. For
example, the author of Psalm 22 writes his work in order to console Israel by telling her
that although they may face extreme sorrow and suffering, God will yet be victorious.
The Literal sense most often renders just one possible meaning, but
can sometimes yield more than one. There are two ways by which a single passage can have
multiple literal meanings(4). The first is common to all human writings.
Human language is such that an author can intend several meanings with but one set of
words(5). For example, consider Robert Frosts classic poem
"The Road Less Traveled By". This piece describes someone taking a walk in the
forest and coming upon a fork where the road separates into different paths. One of them
has been taken more than the other and the person takes the "less traveled"
path. Frosts intention- his meaning- in this poem could simply be to describe a
pleasant experience he once had in taking an infrequently utilized course in the woods.
However, through his use of words, he also illustrates a common situation in life in which
someone is confronted with two choices, and opts for the one that not many others had
chosen. Both of these meanings of the poem can be considered its Literal
sense. Frost is able to have a double meaning due to the fluidity of human language.
So also can the authors of the Sacred Scriptures intend multiple meanings when writing
their work.
The other way by which the Literal sense of a text can possess
various meanings is unique to the Word of God. Given its inspired nature, the Scriptures
have two authors- the human and the divine. Through inspiration, the divine author can
intend a different (yet not contradictory) meaning to that which the human author
intended. These meanings must "both [be] made clear by the context"(6)
in order to be classified as literal. Although the dynamic and fluid nature of language
makes multiple meanings possible, all of them must be loyal to the intent of the text.
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Author(s): Guillaume de Nangis
Title: Chronicle Of France To 1285; Continuation To 1461
Folios: 327
Date: 1470
Place: France, Bourges or Paris
Primary Seller: Sotheby's
Catalogue: Catalogue of the portion of the famous collection of manuscripts; the property of the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Ashburnham known as the Barrois Collection - 1901/06/10
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Interesting session by Janet Horvoka titled 'Will Your Work Survive the Digital Age?' that asked a lot of thought provoking questions. Technology is changing so rapidly that none of us can assume that the digital formats or storage technologies that we are using are going to useable for very long. I learned that many CD's begin to fail fairly quickly, and that even preservation quality CD's have an expected lifespan of around 20 years. However, the chances of finding a CD reader that can actually read it in 20 years may be the real challange.
There was a lot of material presented that boiled down to these main points:
- Keep your hardware and software current – this delays the day when your data will become obsolete
- Do not depend on any single technology to backup your information.
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I just hate winter, especially when it's muddy outside and the horses are out.
And this mare, Stela, seems to love mud baths. We worked 2 hours to groom her.
How do you deal with such situations? Do you have a trick to clean such a horse. I know that a bath was the best solution but it was to cold for a bath.
*and yes, she's very underweight. She's a rescue, she's old (over 25 years) and she has Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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Im so glad my mare is blanketed and not really one for getting dirty....But yet again there is so much snow everywhere
Brush, brush and more brushing. That is what mine get done to them when they come up looking like that. The ponies tend to more then the horses do.
wow...what a mudball...lol. I always keep at least a rain sheet,but usually a blanket on them in winter. not only to keep them warm,but to keep them cleannnnn :)
I have used Shapley's waterless bath and I think it works well,but I don't know for that big of an area ;)
We still don't have snow here so it's just very muddy. And Stela doesn't need blanketing as she has very big winter coat. I just hope that she will not do this again. :D
It was a pain to clean her because the mud was dried and the brush didn't work at all. I used a metal curry comb and then a brush.
With her being as under weight as she is, a blanket will more then likely help her keep warm regardless of her coat. She is still putting energy out to stay warm with as little meat that she has on her bones.
I'd probably blanket her. I had a tb who would not keep weight in the winter, so we blanketed him. It helped a lot, with mud and weight! lol
She needs a blanket on. She is too underweight to control her body temp
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I appreciate all the advices so thanks. I will put a blanket on her. I was thinking that she has enough winter coat to keep her warm. She is the fluffiest from all. And the temperature here it's ok, the coldest until now was 32 ºF. And she is stalled at night and only kept outside from 8 am to 6 pm. But I will blanket her because it's not hard and maybe it will help her.
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my palamino mare is part pig and loves to get in the mud. You just have to use the curry comb and brush and a lot of elbow grease. I think blanketing her is probably a good idea.
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For a list of the other Gatorade State Cross Country Runner of the Year winners, click here.
THE WINNER: Anna Holdiman
School: Waverly-Shell Rock (Waverly, Iowa)
Grade: Senior
Height: 5-foot-5
Athletic achievement: She raced to the Class 3A individual state championship this past season with a time of 13:51 over the 4-kilometer course, breaking the tape 39 seconds ahead of her next-closest competitor. Holdiman finished seventh at the national Foot Locker Cross Country Championships to earn 2012 Second Team All-American honors. She also took sixth at the Foot Locker Midwest Regional championships and 10th at the Nike Cross Nationals Heartland Regional championships.
Academic excellence: Holdiman has maintained a 3.62 GPA in the classroom.
Exemplary character: The co-president of her school's Students Against Destructive Decisions chapter, she has sponsored an African child through Compassion International and has volunteered locally as a mentor to an autistic child. She has also donated her time as part of multiple community service initiatives in association with her church youth group.
"Anna has always been focused and determined in her goals with running," said Kevin Kueker, head coach of Waverly-Shell Rock. "She has always been a student of the sport, wanting to learn what she can do to be better. Everything culminated with her having an incredible senior year."
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The Borrowers & The Borrowers Afield - illustrated by Beth and Joe Krush
The Borrowers (1952) and The Borrowers Afield (1955) - written by Mary Norton, illustrated by Beth and Joe Krush.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
San Francisco Kaleidoscope
San Francisco Kaleidoscope - written by Samuel Dickson (1949).
I bought this book at a Goodwill for purely aesthetic reasons (it's an awesome cover!) - it turns out that it's a signed edition. I have no idea whether it's worth anything & I haven't looked into it... but. Just thought I'd share that fact.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Little Red Cap - illustrated by Lisbeth Zwerger
Little Red Cap - written by the Brothers Grimm, translated from the German by Elizabeth D. Crawford, illustrated by Lisbeth Zwerger (1983).
Sunday, June 24, 2012
The Story Teller's Book
Friday, June 22, 2012
What Can I Do Today?: Over 100 Projects for Boys Age 6 to 12 - illustrated by Brian Edwards
What Can I Do Today?: Over 100 Projects for Boys Age 6 to 12 - projects designed by Linda Nicol & David Clark (Design Group) Ltd., color illustrations by Brian Edwards (1973).
You know, if you're a girl you can probably attempt these too. Ha.
Monday, June 18, 2012
The Kids' Cat Book - illustrated by Tomie de Paola
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Hobby Fun Book for Grade School Boys and Girls
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We bumped down at the Mandalay airportin the late afternoon and quite on schedule, the Yangon Air twin engine propeller aircraft did a good job. The door opened and the heat swept in, its a different heat as the southern version we just came from, when visiting Myanmar this city should be on the agenda.
Half day Mandalay City Tour
Where is Mandalay ? located 650 kilometers north of Yangon,
the second largest city in the country can be reached by flight, rail, road or river.
Flying is the best option, by train or car takes about 14 hours while by boat up the Irrawaddy river takes at least a couple of week.
Rudyard Kipling's "The Road to Mandalay," made the name of the last capital of Myanmar kings familiar even to those who had never heard of the country before.
We passed some small pagodas came to down town and checked into the hotel. There are plenty of them, the best is just in front of the rebuilt Palace, it's the Sedona Hotel.
|Here is the view over the palace and the hill in the back from the Sedona Hotel
|Palace Wall and Moat at Sunset
The city is on a very flat plain, the right environment for bicycle and small motorbike, they are moving and parked everywhere now in the evening their owners were sitting in tea shops, talking away the time. Some thickly-bearded locals of Indian origin are around, their families came in during English colonial times.
|Mandalay Vicinity
Mandalay is originally the last capital ruled by Burmese Kings
|Mahamuni temple and pagoda
|Palace and Hill
During colonial times the English escaped to Maymyo, today Pin Oo Lwin , a hour drive to the east in the Shan hills, they even built a railway to this place.


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Runners do Gloucester proud in first 10K race for city
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HIGH-SPIRITED runners did Gloucester proud in the city's first ever 10k race.
Some 611 turned out and were not dampened by the cold, rainy conditions runners had to face as they took to the city's streets yesterday.
They got off to a flying start after Gloucester Rugby prop Nick Wood sounded the starting horn.
The first man from Gloucester to complete the route was Andrew Bright, from Abbeydale, who did it in 38 minutes 28 seconds and was eighth in the men's race overall.
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His wife Alexis and children Alicia, seven, and Fraser, three, were cheering him on as he passed the finish line.
For 37-year-old Neil Martin, from Shurdington, the 10km stretch is just a tiny part of the 2,013 miles he's running in 2013 in a relative's memory.
The sales director, who is raising money for Cystic Fibrosis Trust, said: "Last year I did a whole year without alcohol and this year I'm running. It's the 15th anniversary of my cousin's son's death."
Journalism student Hayley Winters, 31, from Quedgeley, was the fastest Gloucester woman, coming third overall. She said: "I'm out running six times a week. This was a nice distance.
"It was great to be able to do a race in Gloucester going through the city centre streets."
Pals Jordan Macefield and Matt Longuet-Higgins, both 17, from Bussage, near Stroud, ran together.
Jordan said: "It's our first 10k. We didn't do much training so I was very pleased with how we did."
Video programmer Phil Beastall, 26, from Cheltenham, said: "Doing this has inspired me to push myself further.
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Gloucester's mayor David Brown, who ran the London Marathon in 1982, said: "This was a proud day for Gloucester. Everyone has done so very well."
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Chrysler's bankruptcy and temporary shutdown could spell doom for a number of autoparts suppliers, reports the Wall Street Journal.
DETROIT — Troubled U.S. auto-parts suppliers were dealt a new blow Thursday when Chrysler LLC said it will temporarily idle most of its manufacturing during the bankruptcy process starting Monday.
The move, which appeared to take the supply industry by surprise, intensifies pressure on parts makers already reeling from General Motors Corp.'s announcement last week that it also would idle most assembly plans this summer.
Along with lost production, suppliers are at risk of having their payments from Chrysler disrupted as the auto maker's finances are managed in bankruptcy court.
Two suppliers on Thursday refused to ship parts to Chrysler, forcing the auto maker to close a Warren, Mich., factory ahead of the planned shutdown, Vice Chairman Tom LaSorda said in a conference call with reporters.
Both auto makers' factories could be down for up to nine weeks, an unprecedented slowdown for the U.S. auto industry.
Chrysler's move threatens to push many suppliers closer to bankruptcy, and could ultimately lead to disruption in the flow of parts to healthier auto makers, such as Ford Motor Co., which plans to continue operating through the summer, said Dave Andrea, vice president of industry analysis and economics for the Original Equipment Suppliers Association.
"With a tremendous amount of effort and cost, the system has been able to hold together," Mr. Andrea said. "But with every piece of news like this, that becomes more difficult. This is where we could see disruptions at Ford and other auto makers that are still running."
Ford spokesman Todd Nissen said the auto maker doesn't anticipate a production disruption, but is monitoring the situation.
The Chrysler shutdown will likely lower U.S. auto production to eight million cars and trucks for 2009, Mr. Andrea said, which would be less than half what it was in 2000. He said about half of U.S. suppliers will likely be in "significant distress' as a result of the cuts, up from 35% to 40% at the end of the first quarter.
GM's summer shutdowns will cut output by 190,000 vehicles, or 25%.
Around 400, or about one-fifth, of top-tier parts makers have enrolled in a U.S. Treasury program launched this month to guarantee receivables in case of an auto maker bankruptcy, said Craig Fitzgerald, an auto analyst with Plante & Moran in Southfield, Mich.
"That assistance took a little bit of the sting out of a bankruptcy," he said. "But it doesn't solve the problem" of production cuts.
Mr. Fitzgerald said more government aid will likely be required to avoid a "cascading and devastating " effect on the U.S. auto industry.
Suppliers' ability to survive the shutdown will largely depend on the willingness of banks to continue financing the companies through the impending revenue shortage, OESA's Mr. Andrea said.
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Our school opened this year. We have sent in our application to join the ITS, but do not have a troupe number yet. We would like to send kids to Thes Con 2010. Is this possible without a troupe number? If so, how do we apply, how many can we send, what do we need to do?The director of the troupe can register them without a number for now and then we will change to the actual troupe number later when he/she gets the number.On the Georgia Thespians website, there is a printable Troupe Director's Handbook that answers your questions and more. It also contains instructions for the director to create an account on the website, something he/she has to do before he can begin registration. Registration can be completed only by the director of the troupe. What is the Troupe Assessment? Troupe Assessment is like troupe dues. Each troupe pays that fee to register for conference. You will see it on the registration form on line when you register your students (it's built in to your total). Can I register students as they bring in their materials one by one or do I have to register them all at once online? You can do either but we would recommend that you get all of their info/money and then register. You can open the registration and begin the process and continue to work on it before you submit it, however. You will submit when you are finished and then send a copy of the form with your check. You are not officially registered until the Chapter Director gets the fees. The forms and fees for the scholarship auditions are not due until one of the planning sessions, correct? The scholarship forms and fees (as well as the Agreement Forms) are not DUE until the Jan 9 planning session. (However, you can mail your Agreement Forms at any time if you want to avoid having to turn them in in person). Scholarship forms, however, mist be delivered in person to one of the three possible sites posted on the website by a teacher, parent, or student. When I send the form and the payment... should I send one certified check with all the fees included or is it okay to have multiple checks (one certified check per student)?Most troupes send one check per troupe. Usually the students pay the director and the director puts the money into their school or booster club account. Then the director requests one check for the total.
However, if your students all give you certified bank checks-no personal checks- and they are all made out to Georgia Thespians, that would be okay. The Chapter Director prefers to get one check with registration to make bookkeeping more accurate. What is the ratio for students to chaperones?GA Thespians does not set a ratio. Most school system do, however, and we allow schools to decide that for themselves. But, if when we got a registration form we see a potential problem, we will contact that director.A common number herd a lot of 1 per 10, or any part of 10. Our school is chartering a Thespian Troupe. We have been trying to get this approved by the school since Aug 1 so we would have plenty of time to get our charter, but red tape..... Anyway we are ready to proceed but it takes three weeks to turn around the charter and we would like to send three students to audition for the Opening Number on Sept. 25/26. Can they still come to this meeting/audition even if our charter is not back yet??Students have to be Thespians to audition. If you have sent your charter application, ask the home office (specifically David LeFleche or Brian Benz) to notify you as soon as it is approved. Your students can certainly attend the meeting with the State Student Officers.
It would be unfortunate if we allowed students to be cast only to find out later that they are not officially Thespians. We would have to pull them from the Opening Number since only Thespians can attend the conference. We do not allow non-Thespians to perform in the Opening Number.


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DULUTH - Forward Brandon Kaleniecki, who missed the vast majority of his rookie season with an elbow injury, was signed by the Gwinnett Gladiators on Tuesday and then promptly traded to the Las Vegas Wranglers for financial consideration.Gladiators head coach Jeff Pyle said Kaleniecki requested the move, wanting a fresh start after his season here was practically wiped out. Kaleniecki enters the 2007-08 season as a rookie because he played only 19 games last season. The 25-year-old Michigan native hyperextended his elbow in a game on Dec. 1 and didn't return until the end of March. He posted five goals and six assists for the Gladiators in the regular season., and added a goal and an assist in four playoff games. Prior to turning pro last season, Kaleniecki racked up 64 goals and 36 assists for 100 points in 159 career collegiate games at the University of Michigan. The Gladiators, the ECHL affiliate of the Atlanta Thrashers, begin their fifth season in Gwinnett on Oct. 19, at home against Pensacola. - Christine Troyke
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SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -- With the tying run on third base, Jack Rice closed his eyes tight and swung as hard as he could. He made contact, and the ball flew toward right field.
Rice took off running, but the ball was caught by the right fielder in the yellow jersey.
The game was over. The season was over. The journey in Williamsport was over for the Taney Dragons, who fell to Chicago's Jackie Robinson League West All-Stars, 6-5 (see Instant Replay).
The team all of Philadelphia rallied around finally saw its dreams of winning the Little League World Series come to an end Thursday night at Lamade Stadium. And just as the city they represented, they were crushed when the game's final out became official.
"They're sad," manager Alex Rice said. "They're sad that it's over, but they'll be fine. This is our last year as all the kids in youth baseball, and I think a lot of them are upset that they won't be together again next year, that the team's breaking up -- people might go their separate ways."
Rice's voice cracked as he recounted what he told his players at the game's conclusion. He wanted them to be proud of themselves, he said. He wanted them to feel good about what they were able to accomplish, to remember just how hard they worked to get where they were.
And he wanted them to know how much it all meant to him.
"I'm incredibly proud of them," Rice said. "And I thanked them for the best summer of my life."
The Dragons were never truly out of Thursday's game, despite their rocky start. In a surprise move, left-hander Erik Lipson started on the mound in place of the team's usual No. 2 pitcher, Jared Sprague-Lott.
Lipson, though, struggled early. He walked the bases loaded and gave up four runs in the first inning alone. He was charged with an error that inning, too.
Though he allowed all six runs of the game, Lipson certainly shouldn't be blamed for the loss. There was strategy involved in choosing him for the start, Rice explained, and the game wasn't lost on the mound. It was lost in the field.
"Erik has a variety of pitches," Rice said. "He's been very effective for us all summer long. We thought that the Chicago team could hit fastballs, that velocity wasn't the thing to come at them with. We felt that breaking balls would keep them off balance and so forth.
"Quite frankly, it did work. We fell apart in the field."
There were at least four Chicago runners that shouldn't have crossed home plate, Rice said. And that was the difference maker -- despite trailing by as much as four, the Dragons managed to claw their way to within one thanks to runs in the fourth and fifth innings.
That's what set the scene for the game's dramatic final inning.
In the end, Chicago's speed and tight defensive play was what thwarted the Dragons. Thursday's game was a battle of the Series' two media darlings, though, and either team's playing for the U.S. title would have meant a lot to baseball. Chicago's team is the first Urban Initiative team to make it to the tournament in 12 years, and the first all-African American team to play in Williamsport in three decades.
"They're incredibly fun to watch play," Rice said. "When you see them, their fielding, their athleticism, their enthusiasm, their love of the game, they're just fun to watch. I see a lot of them in us. A lot of similarities. It's just the way baseball should be played. The joy that the kids put into it is just terrific. You don't like to lose, but it was terrific to play them."
The Dragons and their families will stay in Williamsport through the rest of the weekend. They've got a few all-expenses paid days left, after all, and are all eager to see which of the two teams they fell to here -- Las Vegas and Chicago -- will emerge victorious in Saturday's U.S. Championship.
Rice knows to expect a hero's welcome when he finally returns to Philadelphia, but even now, he admits he doesn't yet have a grasp of just how much the city was rooting for his team.
Perspective, he said, is something that will come with time.
"I still can't get my arms around it," Rice said. "… What's developed at home, I love it, I really still don't have a true sense of it. The mayor called us last night and everything. Ryan Howard comes up today (see story).
"Put it into perspective? Besides the 12 kids and the 12 families and how happy I am for them, I'm thrilled for my city and what a terrific summer it was."


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Eight years later, thinking drumming might be a good way to get girls, he fashioned a bass drum from a rusted garbage can, a kick pedal from a wire coat hanger wedged between two pieces of linoleum and a rubber ball stuck on top, tom toms from upside-down trash bins, cymbals from aluminum pie plates suspended on plungers, and a box of loose junk for a snare – then practiced for a year in his dark basement with a lone spotlight shining on him before eventually starting a band, the "Devil's Disciples." But when they finally got a job at the church he was fired for not having 'real' drums. Seeking revenge, he took a job as a paperboy, saved every penny, and a year later bought the Rogers kit he still uses today in concerts all over the world.
Strolling in the East Village one bright afternoon, he peered inside a limo stuck in traffic (crosstown) and suddenly found himself face to face with Jimi Hendrix. Thinking fast, he unfurled the poster of Jimi he had fortunately just acquired, then looked on in astonishment as Hendrix smiled and flashed him the peace sign.
All the rest, as they say, is noise.
HISTORY: BA, SUNY Buffalo. Moved to New York City in 1979. Has worked for/with an unlikely array of leading lights including John Adams, Terry Adams, Robert Altman, Johnny Copeland, Lejaren Hiller, Charlie Hunter, Lenny Kaye, John Lurie, Sonny Sharrock, Michael Tilson-Thomas, Tom Waits, Victoria Williams, and, the internet swears Iggy Pop, although he can't seem to remember that, exactly.
AWARDS: NEA, NYSCA, NYFA, Franklin Furnace, The American Music Center, MCAF, Mid Atlantic Arts, NY State Music Fund, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, The Jerome Foundation, Guggenheim Fellowship.
EVENTS: TERMINALS PART 1, WNYC New Sounds Live/Ecstatic Music Festival at Merkin Hall, 2011; DIORAMA, Franklin Furnace/Chashama, 2012, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, 2010; THE 23 CONSTELLATIONS OF JOAN MIRÓ, Winter Garden, New York, 2008; THE SEPARATION, Walker Art Center, 2007; DIALED IN (with Benton-C Bainbridge), Lincoln Center, EMPAC, Eyebeam, 2007; Touring various other bands and projects since 1985 at festivals and clubs worldwide.
RECORDINGS: Sony, Nonesuch, Palmetto, Gramavision, Enja, Thirsty Ear, New World, Ropeadope, Veal.
MASTER CLASSES: Eastman School of Music, Walker Art Center, Art and Music Omi, Merano Jazz Festival and Academy, So Percussion Summer Institute/Princeton University, Cornish University, The New School.
RESIDENCIES: The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center, Civitella Ranieri, Montalvo Art Center, eleven MacDowell Colony fellowships.
ODDITIES: actor, SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE, "The Mute Marine," w/ William Shatner, 1984; as "The Drummer" in SHORT CUTS – Robert Altman, 1993.
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I'm really surprised no one else here has mentioned this guy.
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The really amazing thing is that he plays keys AT THE SAME TIME
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I saw this guy yesterday, I'd never heard of dredg or Dino but wow! Loved his playing, his presence, passion and his drums sounded great too. He reminds me of Lucuis Borich from cog/floating me, just really animated and fantastic to watch.
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