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The Zach Taylor Benefit was a huge success and we would like to thank the following people and organizations: Anderson Township, Central Perry and Tell City fire department members and their wives; Perry County Rescue Squad members and wives and the Fraternal Order of Police members and wives.
To all of the businesses and individuals in Perry, Spencer and Dubois counties who donated items for the auction, thank you. There are so many that it would take a whole page to list you all individually. Your gracious donations do not go unnoticed.
Ok, Chris Christie, I'll see your reprehensible and raise you two contemptible.
What is this all about? The National Rifle Association ran a video advertisement pointing out the hypocrisy of President Obama and many politicians and media celebrities sending their children to schools protected by armed guards, while at the same time criticizing and ridiculing the NRA for recommending that all schools have armed guards.
The Tell City Kiwanis Club would like to thank the many donors to the Kiwanis Christmas Basket Program this year. Your donations, totaling $15,736, helped make Christmas brighter for hundreds of families.
Tell City Kiwanians provided 319 food baskets to families in Tell City, Cannelton, Troy and some rural areas while our partners at Perry Central Outreach provided 52 baskets at Perry Central with help from Tell City Kiwanis.
Many thanks to following Kiwanians and volunteers who helped distribute the baskets:
The Humane Society of Perry County would like to thank all the people, businesses and veterinarians who make it possible to continue helping responsible animal owners in our county. If it were not for your generous donations, we could not continue with our projects of helping to spay and neuter Perry County animals. Also the ability to help provide dog houses or the straw giveaway in the fall would not be possible.
Our law-enforcement officers are the first line of defense against crime. They conduct themselves in a manner that supports, maintains and defends the Constitution of the state of Indiana and the United States. While performing their duties, they risk their own lives to save the lives of others.
The law-enforcement officer faces difficult challenges every day.
On behalf of the Perry County Quality of Life Committee, we would like to extend our thanks to so many partners who assisted us in the first-ever Silversternacht celebration on New Year's Eve. The event was a huge success due to the wonderful turnout and the immense amount of participation that local businesses, organizations and our local school corporations exercised to ensure the night was a memorable one.
To the community of Tell City, as we prepare to return home to Utah, we want to thank you all for being so welcoming and friendly to us this past year.
It's been delightful to go into the hospital, City Hall, schools, businesses, restaurants, etc., or walk down the street and have people wave, smile or talk to us.
We've really enjoyed our stay. Thank you.
ELDER STAN and SISTER BARBARA DORIUS
Missionaries, The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints
I do not own an assault weapon, nor do I have any desire to own one. In fact there's no reason for me to have one, no reason for you to have one either. But to ban them ?
What's next? Pistols, shotguns, bows and arrows? You say that will never happen. Let's hope not. But we all know things change. Politicians change from one week to the next.
Whatever's hot today. That's what they'll vote for, what they think will get them future votes.
The Council on Agencies in Tell City would like to thank the Tell City High School Class of 1962 for their recent financial donation.
These funds, collected in lieu of a gift exchange during the group's Christmas party, will be especially beneficial as the council struggles to keep up with the increasing number of families who find it difficult to purchase the food they need.
Local donations and funds provided by the United Way enable our county's food pantries to operate successfully.
In reference to your recent editorial, it is extremely difficult to have a reasoned discussion concerning gun control when proponents use misleading, intentionally demonized definitions.
You show a total lack of understanding concerning "assault weapons" since that term does not exist in military lexicon because, oddly enough, they consider all weapons systems to be "assault weapons."
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"I really wanted the first record to be different from what I'd done with Genesis so we were trying to do things in different styles. A bit of barbershop, which Tony Levin helped with, there were more bluesy things, a variety of songs and arrangements that were consciously trying to provide something different than what… Read more »
Society of Sound: July
In advance of her live performance on the Bowers & Wilkins Sound System stage at WOMAD on Saturday 25 July, the Society of Sound release for this month comes from Hannah Peel. Hannah Peel first came to recognition in 2010 with her mesmerizing, hand-punched, 'music box' EP Rebox (featuring covers of 80's bands Cocteau Twins,… Read more »
Nelson Mandela Memorial
Amnesty International has today announced that International travellers passing through Cape Town International Airport will soon be greeted by a giant tapestry in memory of global human rights defender Nelson Mandela, The organisation, through its Art for Amnesty project, has commissioned acclaimed artist, Peter Sis, to design the giant memorial tapestry honouring Madiba. The tapestry… Read more »
In the studio
Here's a small selection of images, taken in the studio over the last few months, as work on Peter's new album continues. We'll continue to add to them as things develop!
Vocal Chords Wins
The New York Festival Radio Awards took place at the end of last month and we're delighted to announce that Vocal Chords: In Conversation with Peter Gabriel won silver in the category of Best Music Special. The interview, as we're sure you will remember, featured Real World Records recording artist Iarla Ó Lionáird in conversation with Peter…. Read more »
Society of Sound: June
The June release on Bowers & Wilkins Society of Sound is an exclusive premiere of the third album by the band Day One, entitled 'Intellectual Property' Day One consists of vocalist and lyricist Phelim Byrne, and multi-instrumentalist Matthew Hardwidge who began collaborating in the mid '90s, blending the storytelling traditions of folk and hip hop… Read more »
Society of Sound: May
Available this week on Bowers & Wilkins Society of Sound is the new album from John Metcalfe. Many of you will remember John from his work with Peter on the Scratch My Back and New Blood albums. John Metcalfe is a composer, producer, classical violist, guitarist, pioneering A&R man and arranger to a host of… Read more »
PG Mastered for iTunes
Peter's back catalogue of studio, live and soundtrack albums has now been 'Mastered for iTunes' and launched on the iTunes Music Store this week. Overseen by the engineers at Real World Studios, the whole catalogue has been re-delivered to iTunes with files taken from the high-definition audio masters. To accompany the release of these Mastered for… Read more »
Vocal Chords Nomination
The Vocal Chords radio special, that was broadcast on RTE Lyric FM on Boxing Day last year, and featured Iarla O'Lionaird in conversation with Peter, has been nominated for a New York Festival Radio Award in the category of Best Music Special. A full list of the radio programmes that have been nominated for awards is here. The… Read more »
PG on Starmus Festival
It was announced last week at the Royal Astronomical Society that Tenerife will host the Starmus Festival for the third time. Due to take place on the island from June 27th – 2nd July 2016, the event will bring together the world's leading space travellers, stargazers and astrophysicists for an interactive extravaganza, inviting the general public… Read more »
PG on Folk Awards success
9Bach pictured with award presenter Clare Teal Wednesday night proved to be a special night for Real World Records artists The Gloaming and 9Bach as they both picked up awards at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, held at the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff. "We are enormously proud of two big successes at the… Read more »
Society of Sound: April
Available this week on Bowers & Wilkins Society of Sound is the album 'Tambolero' by Totó La Momposina y Sus Tambores. Totó La Momposina's entire life has been dedicated to representing the music of Colombia's Caribbean coastline. As a singer, dancer and teacher she embodies that fertile place where Colombia's African, indigenous Indian and Spanish… Read more »
Society of Sound: March
The March release from Bowers & Wilkins Society of Sound is an album called Undercurrents. It was recorded, especially for Society of Sound, at Real World Studios by The Will Gregory Moog Ensemble. Will Gregory is a composer, producer, keyboardist and woodwind player. He worked with Peter (and Nick Ingman) on the orchestral arrangement for… Read more »
Peter receives Doctorate
On the eve of the 23rd WOMADelaide Festival Peter has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of South Australia. The University has honoured Peter as the co-founder of WOMAD and champion for world music and culture and in recognition of his commitment to creativity and its transformational power in building peace and understanding…. Read more »
Society of Sound: February
The Society of Sound release for February comes courtesy of the Chicago archive label the Numero Group and features the music of the Universal Togetherness Band. At the Universal Togetherness Band's nucleus was Andre Gibson, a Chicago native who had gone from curious keyboardist to musical polyglot during his comprehensive musical education at Chicago Vocational… Read more »
Scratch My Back 5 years on
The making of Scratch My Back from Real World on Vimeo. Today is the fifth anniversary of the release of Peter's first orchestral album Scratch My Back. Now, with a follow up New Blood, a live album and DVD and numerous live shows behind him, the idea of Peter performing with an orchestra seems natural…. Read more »
Martyn Bennett 1971-2005
With the recent performance and subsequent TV broadcast of Martyn Bennett's GRIT from the opening ceremony of Celtic Connections 2015, there's been a lot of attention on Martyn and his music in the last few weeks. But we couldn't let today pass – the 10th anniversary of Martyn's death – without marking the occasion. "Martyn… Read more »
PG contributes to '2 Unite All'
Peter has contributed a song to a new CD release entitled 2 Unite All, a benefit album for healing and peace in Gaza and the Middle East. Also featured on the album is a diverse group of famed musicians including The Police's Stewart Copeland, Rick Allen of Def Leppard, System of a Down frontman Serj… Read more »
GRIT on BBC Two Scotland
Highlights from the Celtic Connections 2015 opening ceremony featuring the World Premiere of the Martyn Bennett's GRIT will be broadcast tonight on BBC 2 Scotland at 21:30 and subsequently available on BBC iPlayer. The album GRIT, originally release in October 2003, was to be Martyn's final masterpiece; a complex mixture of electronica, dance beats and… Read more »
Society of Sound: January
The January release on Bowers & Wilkins Society of Sound comes from renowned producer, multi-instrumentalist and artist Ethan Johns. Ethan began his career under the tutelage of his father, producer Glyn Johns, and since the 1990's he has worked as a producer, engineer, mixer and occasionally touring musician for a number of artists including Ray… Read more »
Martyn Bennett's GRIT live
Celtic Connections opens this week with the live world première of Martyn Bennett's final masterpiece GRIT, entitled 'Nae Regrets – Martyn Bennett's GRIT'. GRIT, originally released in 2003 on Peter's Real World Records label, is widely recognised as a towering landmark in contemporary Scottish music, and this year's festival also coincides with the 10th anniversary… Read more »
Iarla Ó Lionáird interviews Peter
Peter will be the subject of a one-hour interview special entitled Vocal Chords: Iarla Ó Lionáird In conversation with Peter Gabriel that will be broadcast on RTE Lyric FM in Ireland (and online) on Friday 26 December at 7pm. You can listen again to the interview here. This special show is a precursor to a… Read more »
Society of Sound: December
Bowers & Wilkins Society of Sound is ending the year in some style with a release from the famed musical collective Radiophonic Workshop, best known for defining the use of sound effects and pioneering sound design across popular TV, film and music over the past 50 years. Having come to recognition as the founding members… Read more »
Collector's Edition charity auction
Collector's Edition: Innovative Packaging and Graphics, a new book by Stuart Tolley, brings together 180 examples of innovative graphic and product design created for special collector's, limited or deluxe editions and features Peter Gabriel's "Scratch My Back" Deluxe Edition. Author Stuart Tolley invited artists who feature in the book to draw, paint and decorate the… Read more »
PG's Lyon show cancelled
Unfortunately we have had to cancel Peter Gabriel's performance in Lyon tomorrow evening the 26th of November. This is due to illness – Peter has lost his voice. We are optimistic the tour will resume in Birmingham, as scheduled, on Friday 28th November. If you have tickets for the Lyon show please contact your ticket… Read more »
Society of Sound: November
Real World continues to work with Bowers and Wilkins to bring outstanding music for members of Society of Sound. Presented this month is award-winning Irish singer Cara Dillon with her album A Thousand Hearts. Produced and arranged by Cara's husband Sam Lakeman the album features guests including Timothy B Schmit (The Eagles). The songs slip effortlessly… Read more »
Back to Front is back
The Winter 2014 leg of Peter's Back to Front tour kicked-off in style last night in front of a sold out crowd at Palais 12, in Brussels. The show was the first of 18 performances that will see the tour also visit France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Ireland and the UK. On the morning of 7… Read more »
Back to Front: Encore Series 2014
The Peter Gabriel Encore Series will be available for the winter leg of Peter's Back to Front European tour that takes to the road during November and December 2014. All orders made just before the first show kicks off at 20:00 (GMT) on 12 November, will also receive a FREE Encore Series 2-CD from one of the… Read more »
Society of Sound: October
Each month Peter and Real World Records work with Bowers & Wilkins to curate the music for Society of Sound – a meeting place for people who are passionate about sound. Following hot-on-the-heels of the recent release 'Mar De Leva' a retrospective of the music of contemporary Colombia, this month's release comes from a little closer… Read more »
PG live at Brandenburg Gate
It has been announced today that Germany's Federal government will host a celebration, at the Brandenburg Gate on Sunday 9th November 2014, marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The motto for this celebratory gala event will be "Standing up for Freedom". As part of the announcement it has also been… Read more »
Back to Front Winter tour
The Back to Front tour is back on the road in the UK and Europe during November and December. With dates across the UK as well as Ireland, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, it promises to be a perfect way to beat the winter blues. Here, in their own words, Peter and the band give… Read more »
The Prog Awards 2014
Last month, Peter was given the "Prog God" Award at the Progressive Music Award's ceremony in London. The award was presented to Peter by comedian Bill Bailey, who delivered a hilarious speech that had the audience in stitches. Watch Bill and Peter's speech above.
The Peoples Climate March
"Like many folk, I first heard warnings about climate change a few years back and like many folk, I did very little. Recently, however, with a fast growing body of alarming evidence of climate irregularities, the growing consensus among scientists of the very real dangers, and irrefutable evidence of increasing air and water pollution, I… Read more »
Behind the Scenes on tour
The last chance to guarantee yourself the best seat in the house! Experience Peter's spectacular Back to Front live show from closer than ever before as the Behind the Scenes packages guarantee you a Front Row (or Premium) seat for the show. But not only that, you also get to see Peter and the band – just… Read more »
Thanks for supporting WITNESS
WITNESS are an organisation that trains and supports activists and citizens around the world to use video safely and effectively to expose human rights abuse and effectively fight for human rights change. We would like to take a moment to thank everyone for helping to spread the WITNESS name far and wide. A special mention… Read more »
PG wins Prog Music Award
Peter has been awarded Prog Magazine's Progressive Music Award 2014. The award, which recognises prog innovators of the past 40 years, will be presented at this year's ceremony in London on 11th September. Previous winners have included Rick Wakeman and Ian Anderson. Read more about the award
Genesis – R-Kive
Genesis will release the 3CD anthology collection 'R-Kive' on September 22nd on Virgin EMI / Universal Music Catalogue. Spanning 42 years, the 37-track set documents the band's history with classic Genesis material compiled alongside selections from the solo careers of Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett, and Mike Rutherford / Mike + The… Read more »
PG in discussion at WOMAD 2014
The Shed at WOMAD #158 (01.08.2014) by Mark Coles on Mixcloud Peter Gabriel joined Mark Coles (Radio 4/ The Shed) at the Society of Sound Stage at WOMAD Festival, on Saturday morning, to chat about sound systems, audio quality and 25 years of Real World Records. As part of the discussion there's a very special… Read more »
Real World 25 Pre-order Live
Real World 25, the 3CD Box Set celebrating 25 years of Real World Records is now available to pre-order. The clamshell box includes three individually sleeved CDs, a 28 page booklet featuring extended liner notes on the history of the label plus a selection of great photos and additional notes on every track, as well… Read more »
Real World 25 release confirmed
Real World Records are very pleased to officially announce the release of Real World 25 on 29 September 2014, a celebratory 3CD set boasting big names, hidden gems and tracks chosen by listeners. To represent a record label that blazed trails, opened doors and introduced a whole new world of music was never going to be easy,… Read more »
Society of Sound at WOMAD 2014
Since 2008 Real World has been working with Bowers & Wilkins to curate a series of releases for their Society of Sound online community. Now, as part of the 25th anniversary of Real World Records, the Society of Sound partnership will take physical form on a designated stage at WOMAD 2014, 24-27 July. The stage… Read more »
New UK tour date announced
A new UK show has been added to the November/December leg of the Back to Front tour 2014. The show on Thursday 4 December at Newcastle's Metro Radio Arena goes on general sale on Friday 27 June at 10am, but as always we have the chance for you to get tickets ahead of the main… Read more »
Bowers & Wilkins: Society of Sound
Since early 2008 Peter Gabriel and Real World have been working with Bowers & Wilkins to curate Society of Sound, a meeting place for people who are passionate about sound. For a small annual subscription members get two hand picked studio-quality album downloads per month plus a selection of catalogue albums. The next release is one… Read more »
Back to Front DVD out now
Peter's new film Back to Front is released today in the UK (tomorrow in the USA) and around the world this week, via Eagle Rock. The film captures Peter's triumphant performance at London's O2 recorded in October 2013 as part of his on-going Back to Front tour. The tour celebrates the album So, which is played live in… Read more »
BBC Announce new documentary – Genesis: Together and Apart
Today, the BBC has announced a new feature length documentary on Genesis, that will include contributions from Peter. From their first beginnings as a band of songwriters in the late 1960s to its final incarnation as a rock giant in the 1990s – via full-blown theatrical progressive rock in the mid-1970s and the subtler jazzy… Read more »
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony to premiere on HBO
On 10th April 2014 Peter was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame at their 29th Annual Induction Ceremony at the Barclays Centre in New York. On the night Peter performed three songs; "Digging in the Dirt", "In Your Eyes" with Youssou N'Dour and was also was joined by Coldplay's Chris Martin for… Read more »
Hear Peter talk about Martyn Bennett's GRIT album
In November 2003, Martyn Bennett supported Peter Gabriel at a one-off concert in Brighton. Sadly it was to prove to be Martyn's final live performance before his untimely death in 2005 at the age of just 33. In this clip, recorded on the night in Brighton, Peter reflects on the impact that hearing Martyn's album… Read more »
Back to Front show in Kiev cancelled
It is with great regret that today the decision has been made to cancel the forthcoming Peter Gabriel show in Kiev on 10 May. Due to the on-going unrest in Ukraine it has become clear that the security of the touring personnel and equipment cannot be guaranteed during the planned visit to the country and… Read more »
Peter involved in launch of Online Sound Mixing Class
Peter has approved the usage of two of most iconic songs "In Your Eyes" and "Sledgehammer" for a new online sound mixing class being run in conjunction with the New York University Steinhardt's Department of Music and Performing Arts and the Peer 2 Peer University. Music enthusiasts of all ability levels, who want to learn… Read more »
Pre sale tickets for Italy, Belgium, Switzerland & Austria are now live!
Tickets for Peter Gabriel's Back to Front tour dates have gone on sale today in Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and Austria. Sorry we weren't able to announce the Austrian shows until today, but shows in Graz and Salzburg are also on sale now, as well as the previously announced shows in Brussels, Zurich, Turin and Bologna…. Read more »
Back to Front is coming to Italy, Belgium & Switzerland
We're pleased to announce today more European Back to Front shows for November 2014. The new additions to the tour dates are in Italy, Belgium and Switzerland. Look back tomorrow for news on one other country to also be announced. To make it easier for you to get the best seats we again have a special pre-sale… Read more »
Back to Front DVD Release Announced
The Back to Front concert is now confirmed for a DVD / Blu-ray release on 23 June (24 June in the USA), available via Eagle Rock. Available as both a Standard single-disc DVD or Blu-ray and also as a Deluxe Edition DVD or Blu-ray, with all formats containing the full 2 hour plus concert performance as… Read more »


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Brighton & Hove Albion FanZoner Brett Mendoza is hoping the Seagulls go for a spot in this season's Championship play-offs.
The Winter Olympics, more specifically Curling, has got me excited about the conclusion to this season for Brighton & Hove Albion.
It may seem odd, but it has happened. The sport of Curling has gained a cult following of people like me who only watch it during the Winter Olympics. It becomes addictive, and although slow in pace, very dramatic.
For Team GB's men, lead by Dave Murdoch, the last two games have been immensely dramatic. The league was so tight that it resulted in an extra play-off game. Here is where the comparison to Brighton's football season can begin. The play-offs, with automatic promotion unrealistic, is what we are all hoping for again, especially after the heart break of losing at that stage last season to Palace.
During the play-off match against Norway, the match came down to the final end. Norway lead 5-4. Murdoch had a shot to score one point and take the game into a further extra end to try and win it. Or he had a brave shot to take out a couple of Norwegian stones and claim two points and therefore victory and progression to the semi-final.
The saying is "fortune favours the brave," and this is exactly what Murdoch and his Team GB boys did. It was go home or glory, and we went for glory. Glory is exactly what we got! Murdoch's final stone was perfect and Britain won the match 6-5 at the death.
Unbelievably against Sweden in the semi-final, the exact same scenario happened again. The Swedes led 5-4 in the 10th and final end. Murdoch again had two options. The safe shot to get the one point to take the game to an extra end or the glory shot that would win the match and send Team GB to the final.
Again he chose glory, again the perfect shot was executed and victory was ours. A dramatic 6-5 win and we were through to the final. Now, the very worst case scenario now is a silver medal, which wasn't fancied before a stone was curled before the tournament started.
So how does this compare to football? In curling, the chance of safety or the chance of glory, glory was chosen. In football this, on the whole, is not the case. So many big games and big occasions are spoiled by teams' negativity.
The negativity is caused by a fear. The fear of losing. I see all too often teams set up to not lose, rather than set up to win. Gus Poyet was guilty of this with Brighton, even up to the top flight with Chelsea, Manchester United or England in World Cups and Euros, the teams were set up to avoid defeat.
It often resulted in boring games with lack of chances and often the lottery of penalty shoot outs. Big league games are like this a lot too. You get Sky Sports bigging up fixtures as being exciting with dramatic trailers, only to be left with boring 0-0's which doesn't really show off the Premier League as "the best in the world."
It's all because the managers and players don't want to lose to their rivals. Does satisfaction lie in winning or not losing, for me surely it has to be winning.
With Brighton's season coming to the business end, I would love us to show some Curling spirit, be brave, be bold and go more attacking for results that will see us finish in the all important play-off spots.
Under Garcia we have based our game on possession and like Curling our game hinges on patient build up. I thought the quote from Oscar was brilliant last week to the national press, "I like our team to have as much possession as possible as high up the pitch as possible, so if the other team win the ball back, they have to run 70 yards to get to our goal."
Our defensive record in the league is the best, 25 conceded in 30 games. It is a tremendous base to build upon in our own quest for glory. The problem for us lies with the number in the "goals scored" column. Just 32 goals scored. Only the teams in the relegation zone have scored fewer than us.
The way I see it now, we could either keep going the way were are going, being solid and plodding along picking up the odd win and relying on others losing to secure a play-off spot, or we could be brave, be more attacking and hopefully be rewarded at the end by cementing a play-off spot because we deserve it and having it in our own hands, making other teams results irrelevant. It makes games like tomorrow's against Wigan even more significant.
Don't get me wrong, I am not moaning at how we play, or our results so far. Garcia is in his first season in England, getting across his Barcelona influenced footballing philosophy across to our squad. In fact I would arguably say we have been more entertaining and attacking with Garcia than under Poyet at this level.
I like Oscar and his ways, and given the restrictions seemingly imposed on him by the club's ambition to rightly fulfil FFP requirements (don't even get me started on QPR, Forest etc), I believe Garcia has done a great job.
I especially like the way he has integrated youth teamers into the first team, not just as bit part, but in key positions. I don't think this would have happened under Gus and I love the emergence of Rohan Ince and Solly March in particular.
Ince has gained a cult following, gaining God like status in his role in the middle of midfield. Many have compared him to Yaya Toure. March has showed no fear on the wings, beating experienced players and exciting the crowd with his dribbling. At such young ages, they have been brilliant to watch. It also shows the vital importance that out new academy and training ground will play in our clubs future.
I would love us to go into the remaining games, more so the home games, with Ulloa upfront and two wingers. For me Buckley and March, with Kazenga coming on with half an hour left to dazzle the defenders with the great effect he has in his last few appearances. He really is a game changer. Not too much needs sorting at the back, we are solid.
As Oscar has said himself, we need to be more clinical. The goals scored is an issue, but Ulloa is finding form after injury and we have the imminent return of Mackail-Smith after a year on the treatment table. Add to that the speedy Rodriguez and the return to fitness of the classy Orlandi, I really believe we have what it takes to go up!
If we make it or not is another story, but I would at least like our season to end thinking at least we gave it a good go.
That was the case for Murdoch and his team. Play it safe like most football teams, take the game to an extra end and maybe they could've still lost. They would have spent the next few days, weeks, months, maybe even years only regretting not giving it a go.
I'll end with a quote from an unlikely source, taken from one of my favourite ever TV programmes, Ricky Gervais' Derek. A cheesy quote, from Kev, a pest, a bum who hasn't really achieved anything. He is giving a teary reflection on his sad life and it's a quote which I love, is quite poignant and one I hope the Brighton team can take as a philosophy going into the end of the season in our quest for Premier League football.
"I am not a failure because I didn't succeed. I am a failure because I didn't try."
Come on lads, let's finish with a flurry, glory beckons!!
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New golf cart policy promotes gameday safety
June 17, 2011
To ensure the safety of fans and a continued enjoyable gameday experience for all, a new MSU policy on the private use of golf carts during campus athletic event days now is in effect.
According to the new guidelines:
--Privately owned golf carts are expected to operate in the same manner as an automobile or other motorized vehicle.
--All golf carts must comply with Mississippi Motor Vehicle and Traffic regulations. (See Miss. Code Annotated Title 63-1-1 seq.).
--Operators of golf carts must possess a valid driver's license and proper insurance.
--Privately owned golf carts may only be operated on streets open for public traffic. Privately owned golf carts will not be allowed access to roadways closed prior to game time, such as Creelman and B.S. Hood streets, and Stone Boulevard.
--Without exception, golf carts are prohibited in tailgating areas such as the Cullis Wade Depot lawn, Fan Fare area, the Junction, West Lawn tent area, or others accessed by roads closed during game day.
--Golf carts may not be driven alongside any closed road or on any sidewalks.
--Golf carts may be driven across sidewalks into non-prohibited tailgating areas to load and unload supplies or to park on the perimeter.
Violation of any of the rules could result in the issuance of traffic citations and other penalties, as outlined by state laws and/or university policies.
All-terrain, four-wheel, farm utility, "gators," and other side-by-side vehicles also are prohibited from campus during gameday periods.


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A question most of iOS users has been asking, what is Cydia and what is jailbreak? Well, Cydia is very important for most of iOS users and that's why we're making a deep walkthrough in this post.
Our site name is CydiaHelp, so we've to tell you what's Cydia to be able to help you.
What is Cydia?
Cydia is a third-party, independent installer application for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Cydia is developed by Jay Freeman (Saurik) and it's actually much similar to Apple's app store. Cydia allows you to download tons of tweaks & utilities that you'll need to make the best out of your iOS device. Cydia brings you many applications that can be downloaded either for free or for a small amount of money.
What is the difference between app store and Cydia?
That's a good question. You've now known that Cydia is much similar to the app store but you may want to know what's the difference. Well, some apps that can't be approved by Apple. Those apps are really very important for your iPhone. Utilities and tweaks can be found over Cydia are those that are not there on the app store.
Cydia offers you over 400,000+ apps and they're all useful. In the next questions, we'll show you what kind of apps does Cydia offers and why you will need them.
Why Cydia?
Because Cydia offers you what Apple doesn't. For example, Apple doesn't give you the ability to change themes of your iPhone. Every smartphone owner would always like to change his mobile theme. On Cydia, you can install a tweak called "Winterboard" which allows you to download and install themes on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
How can I get Cydia?
That's a complicated thing for some. To get Cydia, you'll need to jailbreak. You may don't know what's jailbreaking, so let's head over the next question.
What's jailbreaking?
In brief, jailbreaking means installing Cydia. That's a kind of complicated process but it has been confirmed that iOS jailbreaking is 100% legal by the U.S. government. Though, Apple still fights jailbreaking.
The war between Apple and jailbreaking has been there since 2008 when the first jailbreak tool was released by the genius iPhone hacker George Hotz, better known as Geohot.
There's actually two kinds of jailbreaks, one of them is a bootrom jailbreak which lasts for ever. That jailbreak like Geohot's latest Limera1n jailbreak. Limera1n's exploit is still being used up till now on all iOS devices except the iPad 2 and iPhone 4S (which are recently released after the release of Limera1n).
The second kind is the userland jailbreak. This jailbreak is only made for the current iOS software. In other words, it can be patched by Apple in future iOS software updates. This one like JailbreakMe 3.0 for iPad 2 which has been patched only after 10 days.
What is tethered, untethered and semi tethered jailbreak?
As previously posted, tethered jailbreak is that jailbreak where you'll need to plug in your iPhone into your computer every time the device reboots. Untethered kills that problem and allows you to reboot without any issues. Semi tethered closes the gap between the previous ones, it allows you to reboot without any problems but you won't get control over some apps (especially those downloaded jailbreak apps). However you can get full access again once you connect it to your computer. You can read more here.
Can I download Cydia without jailbreak?
Absolutely NO! Never believe anyone telling you that you can download Cydia without jailbreak.
How to jailbreak?
So you decided to install Cydia? You'll need to jailbreak. In order to jailbreak your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, you'll need to know the current iOS you're using. For iOS 5 users, you can get tethered jailbreak from here, semi-tethered jailbreak from here and better wait for the untethered one. We're preparing a kind of tool to allow you to find out if your device jailbreakable or not. You can take a look and search on CydiaHelp for more info.
Is Cydia safe?
Cydia is not 100% safe since almost every jailbreak app is approved on Cydia. This increases the chance of malicious apps getting through too. You should only download apps & tweaks from trusted repositories. Repositories like ModMyi and BigBoss are the safest ones. Oh, you don't know what's repositories?
What's repositories?
Repository is the online hub in which developers store their tweaks for quick and easy access and installation. There are a lot of repositories as ModMyi repo and BigBoss repo where we can find out most of tweaks we search for.
Cydia structure
In case you have already got Cydia, you'll need to know what's inside it. Once you open Cydia, you'll find 5 tabs, here's everything you need to know:
Home – You can find here some applications sponsored, more Sources FAQ, account information and some important settings.
Sections – In this tab, you can see all apps divided into categories. You should just go in the category you need and look up for your tweak.
Changes – All updates and newly added programs can be found here. This tab is updated every time you open Cydia.
Manage – Allows you t omanage Cydia, remove programs, add sources and repositories and have access to all storage.
Search – That's the tab where you can search for a tweak – only if you got the name.
How do I pay for apps on Cydia?
In Apple's app store, you can pay through your iTunes Apple ID. On Cydia, you can login with a Facebook or Twitter account and pay using Paypal or Amazon gift cards. Payments on Cydia are easier than you expect.
What useful tweaks to download from Cydia?
In case you're a new comer and asking for the best tweaks to download from Cydia, we've got some tweaks that we recommend:
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All Things Jesuit connects faculty and staff with current news about Jesuit education, as well several resources for understanding the Ignatian tradition. A collaboration between The Commons and Mission & Ministry, this section covers Jesuit initiatives on SU's campus as well as news and information from the wider community of Jesuit higher education.
Sponsored by Magis: Alumni Living the Mission, the Ignatian Leadership Conference takes place Friday, July 31, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The conference is an opportunity to explore the concept of Ignatian leadership and how to apply and integrate Jesuit values and Ignatian practices into your personal and professional life. Scott Santarosa, S.J., provincial of the Oregon Province of the Society of Jesus (
), will serve as keynote speaker. Following are some questions about the conference with answers provided by Maria Ochoa, assistant director of Magis.
Who would this conference appeal to?
The conference is for anyone interested in learning about Ignatian Leadership. It may be of interest to alumni who desire a fresh and integrated perspective on leadership; anyone who works in any type of Ignatian/Jesuit institution; someone who is in need of some spiritual tools for navigating a secular work environment; and/or a person who is looking for an integrated professional and spiritual development opportunity. All are welcome to attend!
About how many attendees are expected?
We are expecting 100-120 attendees.
Among those attendees who have already registered, what sorts of professions/walks of life are represented?
We have individuals from the following organizations represented: CARE USA, Spacelabs Healthcare, Seattle University, Starbucks, The Boeing Company, Providence Health & Services, Gonzaga University, Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Life, various local Catholic Schools and Parishes, WA Office of the Insurance Commissioner, Salal Credit Union, Limeade, Nordstrom, Seattle Police Department, City of Redmond, Northwest Parkinson's Foundation, and more.
What inspired the conference?
Over the last few years, Magis has been involved primarily in offering the Contemplative Leaders in Action alumni leadership program (CLA). This two-year, cohort based program has touched the lives of
more than 100 alumni and mentors by teaching and forming young adult leaders ages 25-39 the foundations and practices of Ignatian Leadership. We learned that many in the alumni community beyond CLA are also desiring a way to integrate their spirituality and faith into the professional and personal spheres of life. In response, we thought that by hosting a conference on the topic of Ignatian Leadership, we might provide an opportunity for the larger community to learn and practice this leadership approach.
In addition to the provincial's keynote address by the provincial, what other activities will be included?
The day will include table conversations, access to two workshops from a variety of Ignatian leaders, an optional mass celebrating the feast day of St. Ignatius being held at the Chapel of St. Ignatius-concelebrated by Fr. Santarosa and Tom Lucas, S.J., rector of the SU Jesuit Community-and a networking social hosted at the end of the day. The conference also includes continental breakfast, lunch, parking and materials.
Anything else we should know about the conference?
We are almost sold out, so register as soon as possible if you are interested! Clock hours will also be available through the Seattle U College of Education.
For more information about the conference, visit
Ignatian Leadership.
One other note: Because of the conference and the absence of many Jesuits, the Arrupe House's annual Ignatius Day breakfast, ordinarily held on the Feast of St. Ignatius, will be postponed until fall quarter. Stay tuned for more information.
As President Stephen Sundborg, S.J., announced in March, Peter Ely, S.J., will step down at the end of this month as vice president for Mission and Ministry.
"Peter has done a terrific job serving as vice president," Father Sundborg wrote. "Since 2009 he has led Mission and Ministry through a period of growth and positive change. Under his leadership, Seattle University has strengthened its commitment to its Jesuit Catholic character while at the same time fostering a deeper, more inclusive dialogue with other faith traditions. Most importantly, Peter has built a dedicated and talented team that plays a vital role in helping us carry out the mission."
Here, Father Ely shares his thoughts on his six years as vice president and what's next.
On stepping down as VP for Mission and Ministry:
In many ways I'm sorry to be leaving this position. It has been a good six years serving as coordinator of a wonderful team. But I'm eager to move toward a different kind of engagement with the university's mission, not as an administrator but as a teacher. Mission and Ministry is all about nourishing the roots of our mission. That means the Jesuit and Catholic roots. It also means appealing to the deep inspiration people bring to their work at the university from a variety of traditions. This is what Fr. Steve calls "the soul of the university." Everyone working in the university, all of our governing and advising boards, our benefactors and friends and our students-all of us together are responsible for the mission. We do it in different ways.
On what has brought him the most satisfaction in his six years as vice president:
Surely at the top of the list is working with such a committed team ser desire that our SU community has to enter more deeply into the roots of our mission. People from the outside observing us-including accreditation bodies which can be very critical-commend us for the widespread understanding and embrace of the University's mission. Because people embrace the mission they want to understand it more deeply. That is deeply satisfying to me.
On what he will be doing next:
I will teach half-time in the Theology and Religious Studies Department and continue to direct the Arrupe Seminar and the Interreligious Dialogue Initiative. I look forward also to increasing my time for deep reading and some scholarly research projects underway.
Other thoughts:
It has been an honor and privilege to serve as vice president for Mission and Ministry. It is time to move on and be engaged in different ways. I move on with great confidence in Joe Orlando's ability to lead the division for this next year. Joe has been assistant vice president during my whole time as VP. He is ready to take over. I also have confidence in the people serving in Mission and Ministry. They are highly qualified professionals. They understand our mission from the inside and are committed to it.
A reception to thank Father Ely will be held 3:30-4:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 11, in Tekakwitha Collegium (Student Center, first floor).
This July President Stephen Sundborg, S.J., will join the presidents of Jesuit higher education institutions and the directors of other Jesuit institutions from around the world for a gathering titled "Expanding the Jesuit Higher Education Network: Collaborations for Social Justice."
Upwards of 300 leaders are expected at the three-day conference, which takes place at Catholic University of Australia in Melbourne. The lead organizer for the gathering is Michael Garanzini, S.J., secretary for higher education for the Society of Jesus worldwide and outgoing Loyola University Chicago president.
The conference will focus on the Jesuit institutions' shared social justice mission, international Jesuit collaborations and future collaborative opportunities. Adolfo Nicolas, S.J., superior general of the Society of Jesus, will deliver remarks by video.
The last time presidents and directors met like this was
in 2010 in Mexico City. The theme of that gathering was "Networking Jesuit Higher Education for the Globalizing World: Shaping the Future for a Humane, Just, Sustainable Globe."
You can learn more about the upcoming conference
Seattle University's newest Alpha Sigma Nu inductees were announced by President Stephen Sundborg, S.J., last week. Alpha Sigma Nu, the Jesuit honor society, is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. You can click on the video below for a nice history lesson on the organization.
There's lots of Jesuit stuff in the air these days. Here's just a few news items as well as some opportunities to engage with Jesuit higher education and Ignatian spirituality and service.
Intentional service! Are you over 50 years young and looking for a transformative way to engage in service? Jesuit Volunteer EnCorps (JV EnCorps), an ecumenical program of JVC Northwest, might be just what you're looking for. JVC EnCorps is a multifaceted opportunity for value-centered service, community and spiritual formation for older adults committed to social and ecological justice.
During their 10 months of part-time volunteer service, participants meet together regularly in community, deepen their spirituality and explore the values of simple living and social and ecological justice. The priority application deadline is June 30. For more information, call (206) 305-8911 or visit
to apply.
For(e) the Greater Glory of God: There's your Jedi masters...and then there's your Jesuit-educated masters. Thanks to Pat Howell, S.J., distinguished professor in the Institute for Catholic Thought and Culture, for bringing it to our attention that 2015 Masters Champion Jordan Spieth is a graduate of Jesuit College Preparatory School in Dallas. Articles on Spieth's Jesuit connection can be found at
Catholic Register and
Jesuits in Ireland, the latter of which includes a handwritten note he wrote to a donor who provided funding for a scholarship Spieth received while attending the school.
Join the conversation. By now you should have received a copy of the latest "
Conversations on Jesuit Higher Education" magazine. The spring edition includes among other features an article by Tom Lucas, S.J., professor of art and rector of the Arrupe Jesuit community, on "The Spiritual Exercises and Art." Readers will also recognize the icon from our chapel that graces the magazine's cover.
The Office of Jesuit Mission and Identity is hosting a conversation on the magazine, "The Spirituality of a University: What Difference Does It Make?" from noon to 1:15 p.m. on Monday, May 4, noon-1:15 p.m., in Hunthausen 110. The discussion will include Darrell Goodwin, dean of students; Camille Kammer, Class of 2015 history major; Brooke Rufo-Hill, director of Magis: Alumni Living the Mission; and Christina Roberts, associate professor of English and director of Women and Gender Studies. A light lunch will be served. To RSVP, please e-mail
Day of Service: Seattle University's Alumni Association and Magis: Alumni Living the Mission invite you to serve in this year's fourth annual National Jesuit Alumni Day of Service on Saturday, April 25. Join Seattle University alumni and alumni of other Jesuit colleges and universities in fulfilling our shared Jesuit mission, which is rooted in service, by participating in a volunteer project at one of several service sites. Learn more and
register here.
In case you missed it…Our very own Dave Anderson, S.J., and Frank Case, S.J., who previously served in many capacities at SU, were
recently profiled for their respective roles as chaplains for the SU and Gonzaga men's basketball teams.
A big thanks to Jerry Cobb, S.J., special assistant to the president, for sending in these shots taken in the Chapel of St. Ignatius last week. For Father Cobb, the ducks' appearance in the chapel made perfect sense. He explains:
"Steven Holl designed the Chapel of St Ignatius with the idea of 'aquaeous space,' so that the floor would appear to be water. He also designed the carpet with the blue of the 'River Cardoner' (a place of deep signficance in St. Ignatius' spiritual journey) flowing through the center of (it). To me it is amazing that our two ducks felt comfortable enough to leave the reflection pool and waddle into the chapel and plunk themselves down right on the blue painted part of the carpet!"
Campus Ministry invites you to the following liturgies at the Chapel of St. Ignatius during Holy Week.
Palm Sunday,
March 29, masses at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Holy Thursday,
April 2, 7:30 p.m.: Mass of the Lord's Supper, washing of feet, and silent prayer and vigil
Good Friday,
April 3, 3 p.m.: Celebration of the Lord's Passion and Death, prayers of the people, veneration of the Cross and simple communion
Holy Saturday,
April 4, 9:30 p.m.: The Great Vigil in the Holy Night of Easter, storytelling, baptism, sharing of communion and the feast (First Eucharist of Easter)
Easter Sunday,
April 5, 11 a.m.
The Office of Mission and Ministry, in collaboration with Xavier University and campus partners, has produced a series of videos on Jesuit education, Ignatian spirituality and other related topics. The videos are part of an online orientation program that's broken into seven sessions. The first video, "The Life of St. Ignatius," appears below. For all seven of the orientation sessions and videos, you can visit
Mission and Ministry. For each session you'll find a brief intro of the video, suggested companion reading and reflection questions. And you'll also notice many familiar faces among the narrators!
Feb. 25, 2015
Two years ago this month Pope Benedict shocked the world with the news that he was resigning, making him the first pope to step down since 1415. The following month the College of Cardinals did something perhaps even more unexpected when they elected the first Jesuit pope. Since then Pope Francis has surprised and captured the imagination of many.
On Thursday, March 5 at 3 p.m. in Wyckoff Auditorium, Patrick Howell, S.J., Distinguished Professor in Residence in the Institute for Catholic Thought and Culture, will examine the future of the papacy in light of Pope Francis's expressed attitudes toward the Catholic hierarchy.
The event flyer reads, in part: "Pope Francis continues to surprise his own Catholic Church as well as the rest of the world. People warm to his frank openness and his embrace of a simple lifestyle. He says that the Church has been too narcissistic, too self-referential and concerned about itself. He has set about a comprehensive reform of the Church. Can it happen? Will it last?"
Father Howell (left) has been a close Francis observer since the beginning of his papacy, delivering the first of many lectures on the pope literally the day after his historic election. Two summers ago while on sabbatical, Fr. Howell assisted in translating of the pope's highly read interview, "A Big Heart Open to God," which appeared in the Sept. 30, 2013 issue of
Click here for more information on this and other upcoming events sponsored by the Institute for Catholic Thought and Culture.
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Topic: Falkenberg vs Enkoping
Match in the Swedish Superettan.
FFF are 14th in the league. They were 0-3 under at half time in their previous meeting, one week ago, but are much stronger at home.
ESK with 5-5-5 in total, but they have still not won away from home. They have strengthened their team with with players such as Draganov, who was topscorer in Vasteras SK, but some players are missing for this match.
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Please DO NOT sign the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act. I have a son who was not born with a disability, but due to actions of his birth parents was disabled. My husband and I were able to adopt him through the Division of Child and Family Services. My mother and father and our family have worked with disabled children and adults to give parents a respite from the hardships they face every day caring for their children in their home. I feel this act would have severe negative consequences on care given to children born with disabilities. I am strongly in favor of parents rights, but this bill is not the correct action. Thank you for your time on this matter.
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August 2, 2015
WEST, Texas (AP) Plans have been unveiled for a renovated park with a playground and memorial in a Central Texas town where a fertilizer plant explosion claimed 15 lives.
Organizers on Tuesday night outlined the proposal during a town hall meeting in West. The park was damaged in last April's fiery accident.
Mayor Tommy Muska (MOOSH'-kuh) says he's open to ideas but officials have to consider park maintenance and sustainability.
The playground would be called "Parker's Park" in honor of 4-year-old Parker Pustejovsky (poo-stah-JOW'-skee). His father, Joey Pustejovsky, was killed in the explosion. The boy has helped raise money for the park.
The site would include a pavilion, walkways and 15 trees to commemorate those who died. The park's insurance policy covers about $100,000. West officials expect about $600,000 in federal funds.
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Connie Britton has joined the cast of This Is Where I Leave You, alongside Tina Fey, Adam Driver, Jason Bateman, Kathryn Hahn, Rose Byrne, Ben Schwartz, and Timothy Olyphant, among others. According to EW, Britton will play Driver's girlfriend, a therapist whose presence irritates Driver's grieving family — though surely we can agree that in general, Connie Britton's presence delights, enchants, and, most important, calms us all.
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Hero Cop Talks to FoxNovember 12, 2009 - 10:19 AM | by: Maggie Kerkman
Senior Sergeant Mark Todd doesn't consider himself a hero, but spend five minutes with him and you'll know that's exactly what he is.
He and fellow Sergeant Kimberly Munley were the first officers to arrive at the shooting scene in Fort Hood last week where 13 people lost their lives. Sr. Sgt. Todd told us when he first got the call, he thought it might have been people mistaking soldiers practicing a 21 gun salute for real gunfire. But as he got closer, the police dispatcher said she too had heard gunfire.
When Todd and Munley arrived, people pointed in the direction of the shooter. Then they saw him. He started firing at them and they split up. The next time Todd saw him, Todd says he drew the gunman's attention away from the crowd and the gunman started firing at Todd again. Todd makes a point to say that both he and Officer Munley are responsible for stopping the suspect, but with Munley wounded, it was Sr. Sgt. Todd who cuffed the suspect. In a statement that speaks to Todd's character, he says the real heros are the medics who then began to minister to the wounded. Initially, Todd wanted to remain anonymous.
He says, "I'm a police officer. I showed up, I did my job." But of course, it's more than that. Sr. Sgt. Todd spent 22 years in the military himself. After retirement, he wanted to continue to serve, so he became a police officer. Sr. Sgt. Todd had never fired his weapon in the course of his job until last week. He credits good training for his quick response.
And although Todd would never take credit for himself, there are a lot of people today who would say they owe him their lives.


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With an mixture of just the right sass and sophistication, Norma breezes into the shop. Elegant, and worldly, her visits are some of our most savored. She lives with such exuberance it's contagious. "I dreamed of this drink last night" as she pours the most exquisite cocktail served in a vintage gold leaf cocktail glass at Mercy one night. It's all in the detail with Norma be it the food she's prepared, the cocktail she's pouring, the outfit she is wearing or the decor in her home. The vigor in which she lives life is beautiful and such a pleasure to be around. Norma is also the lady who introduced us to the world of Carla Fernandez. (Both a blessing and a curse, we love and collect Carla but have significantly less money in the bank!) We are so grateful to have this beauty in our lives.
Carla Fernandez skirt (early 2000), vintage t, and Jeffery Campbell shoes.
Where are you originally from? How has that influenced your style?
I am from a small town on the outskirts of Mexico City, which is great because it allowed for a country lifestyle kind of childhood, but I was also so close to DF (Mexico City) that I had all the advantages of a huge metropolis. I love traditional Mexican regalia and love throwing sprinkles of it to accent my outfits, even the most urban ones. It is my identity. This is why I love Carla Fernandez' collections. She lives in DF and works with traditional techniques and indigenous women all over Mexico to preserve our clothes making tradition. Her pieces speak of centuries of tradition, but are extremely urban.
Carla Fernandez Bubble Dress (early 2000).
Do you have a style icon?
I do not have one particular icon, but if I had to name one person it would be my grandmother. She and I collaborated on most of my dresses growing up. I can remember most of them, it would always start with an idea that we would brainstorm about, then a visit to the fabric shop, she would then make the pattern and start cutting the fabric, you know the rest, she did the whole thing. All my dressers were lined, her attention to detail and technique are impeccable. I miss those days!! Someone else I admire is my friend Ylenia in Mexico City. Although our styles are completely different I admire her originality and perfect way of accessorizing. She follows her own style rules and that is really inspiring to me. OK and the Mexican actresses from The Golden Era of Mexican Cinema.
What are some of your artistic influences?
When I was 19 I was running this "gallery" in Mexico City, the space emphasized in the integration of underground (then) marginal art practices. Young and not so young artists would show video, installation, photography and performance. Often times we would have to throw parties to gather funds to pay the bills. These parties reflected a lifestyle and a social dynamic that opposed the rigid rules dictated by the art world and society in general. That experience pretty much dictated the way in which I would see, consume and practice art forward.
In my practice as a Chef or when I am commissioned to do artsy-food-projects, I am most influenced by my country, Mexico. Our gastronomy is so vast, the more I learn about it, the more I realize I am just scraping the surface. I like to see it first by region and the ingredients that are particular to each place; then by period in history and how we have been influenced (and vice versa) by coming into contact with other cultures. This is something I could talk to you for hours, so I am gonna stop here!
Vintage red denim dress, Apron made with the Vintage Party Book's pattern, Jeffery Campbell shoes.
Top 5 favorite records?
"Stick Around for Joy" by The Sugar Cubes.
"Maria Daniela y Su Sonido Lasser" by Maria Daniela y Su Sonido Lasser.
"Amor Prohibido" by Selena.
"Violent Femmes" by Violent Femmes.
"Santa Sabina" by Santa Sabina.
Top 5 favorite books?
Tinisima, by Elena Poniatovska.
Alicia en el Pais de las Maravillas, by Carrol Lewis.
Corazon de Piedra verde, by Salvador de Madariaga
Cocina Esencial de Mexico, by Diana Kennedy.
The Physiology of Taste, by Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin.
What do you collect other than killer clothes?
Spoons, plates and cookbooks.
Are you a more is more or a less is more kind of lady?
Gosh, this is a hard question! I see food and fashion kind of in the same light. Sometimes a dish or an outfit call for many layers, ingredients, colors and textures and if you are able to execute it and balance it correctly, then you have magic! Others you just want something simple, easy, fresh and very elegant, so to answer your question: Both!
Carla Fernandez Bubble Dress (early 2000), Arthur Court San Francisco Quartz Ring and BCBG shoes.
Best score ever?
I think it was 2005. I was so inspired by Carla Fernandez' work and wanted to show it to the world, so I was doing a lot of promotion and sales for her line in the Bay Area. My friend's Irene Chilling Productions Shows were off the wall and I was doing them occasionally. At this particular one, another vendor approached me to purchase one of Carla's pieces, she did not have enough cash at the moment, so all in good faith we did a little payment plan and she took the skirt. Unfortunately I never saw the money, the person, nor the skirt… I was really bummed and I would often think about this incident and it would make me sad. I think it was 2010, I was trying to clean up my closet and made the dreaded trip to Cross Roads in Rockridge, as I awaited for my name to be called I decided to browse through their sale rack. To my surprise that day, Carla's skirt was there, half off from their original marked price! I payed for it and crossed my name off the list, donated the clothes and left the store. You guys photographed this skirt for the (Carla Fernandez Archive) sale we did in November. Life sometimes works in the most beautiful ways!
Vintage velvet dress, vintage felt hat.
What inspires you?
I am a really lucky person to be surrounded by strong, interesting and beautiful women. These ladies, who I call friends inspire me and keep me going. It is people like you Mercy Girls, like Kayoko and Yoko from Umamimart, like Carla Fernandez in Mexico City, or Dominica from Cosecha who keep me going!
Name one item you could not live without.
Black eyebrow liner.


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