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St-Helena Cathedral
I would have really liked to spend more time into this cathedral! Modelled after the Dom of Cologne and the Votive Church of Vienna, this gothic style cathedral is a beauty!
You cannot miis it! The twin spires are 230 feet high.
The building was open for Christmas of 1914.
When I was there, there was a very important funeral about to begin so, we only had a glimpse of the inside but it is really majestic with imposing columns, marble, gold leafs and stained glasses imported from Bavaria.
The St. Helena Cathedral is open year-round, from 10:00am - 4:00pm. Daily Mass is held in the Day Chapel on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8:00am; and on Tuesday and Thursday, 5:20pm. Pre-arranged guided tours take 1 hour.
Last Chance Gulch Street
Helena's main street is located where the Last Chance Creek stood. This is where the "Four Georgians" (John Cowan, Daniel Jackson Miller, John Crab, and Reginald, or Robert Stanley) found gold in 1864. The claim was staked and named "Last Chance Gulch." The group worked there until 1867 and then went back East, now rich.
Nowadays, North Last Chance Gulch is a pedestrian mall filled with historical buildings, saloon, restaurants, shops, coffee houses...
Along the mall, you will find many works of arts representing the heritage of Helena: cow-boy, train, mining, the press (Helena owes it to have won the capital title)...
A very enjoyable walk indeed!
The strange story of the Goddess of Liberty
Like many capitols in the US, Helena has its Lady Liberty atop the building but the story of how it got there is really strange. During the "Capital fight", the people responsible for the plans ran off with all the papers and records.
During construction, a statue of a Goddess of Liberty arrived from back East with no indications about who ordered it and for what use. The company who made the statue had all their records lost in a fire and no one claimed the abandonned goddess. The builders wanted such a statue for their building and they used it.
Montana State Capitol Building
The most imposing building in town is the State Capitol, symbol of the authority of Montana.
After a bitter and controversial fight for the capital title with Anaconda, Helena won after a controversed statewide election. Construction of the Capitol started in 1899 and the building was open on July 4th 1902.
In front of the building is a statue of general Thomas Francis Meagher that was added in 1905. He was an officer in the Union Army and replaced the governor of the territory of Montana when he was away. He also wrote a draft of Constituion for Montana, in case it would become a state. He died misteriously in Fort Benton on the Missouri River while waiting for a gun shipment. To this day, no one knows if he drowned or was murdered.
A few years later, as Montana grew, other wings were added to the building.
The Capitol is now undergoing a renovation so, the statue might not be here and the building can be accessed through the back entrance.
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The first thing you'll notice in the building is the big painted rotunda with medallions representing important people in the history of Montana at the times : Cow-boy, Natives, Explorer and Miner . The tones are warm red and yellow with touches of green.
A grand stairways goes up from the lobby and you'll be bathed in a golden light coming from stained glass overlooking the gardens in the back and covering this aisle of the Capitol.
All three powers were housed in the building: the House and Senate of Montana, the Governor's office and the Supreme Court (now in another building close by but the Old Supreme Court remains).
The building is filled with paintings depictiung important moment in Montana's history. The most important one being : "Lewis and Clarck Meeting The Indians" At Ross Hole as a remembrance of the moment when the two explorers' party met with Salish Indians and asked them for the best way to cross the moutains and reach the Pacific.
It is also filled with statue, one of which is Jeanette Rankin, the first woman to be elected in the US House in 1916. You can see it in the House room, above the Speaker's chair. Talking about that, the House and Senate floors are pretty neat. The dark woods and paintings give it a stately and solemn air that's guaranteed to make you take the State's business seriously. The Senate and Old Court are located at the second floor (If I'm not mistaken) around the Rotunda while the House is at the third floor in another part of the building.
The Governor's Office is on the first floor, at the end of the aisles starting from the lobby (the other side is the State Secretary Ofiice).
According to Justin, it was the beautifullest Capitol he had ever seen.
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Montana Historical Museum
For those interested in Montana history, this is the place to go.
From Native artifacts to painting, from firearms to tools used in mining, farming, ranching, from gems to costumes, this Museum covers a lot of grounds.
The cow head skeleton gracing the entrance, is the work of a Native artist.
There is also a Library and research center.
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May 1 through September 30
Monday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Thursday evenings until 8:00 p.m.
Closed Sundays and Holidays.
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Monday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Thursday evenings until 8:00 p.m.
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Algerian Shrine Temple
Driving past the Helena Cathedral we came upon a building with a definite Moorish look and what appeared to be a tall minaret. I told my wife that I was going to stop the car to take some pictures. Upon getting close enough, lettering on the building informed me that it was the Civic Center. I left Helena, Montana believing that all major city offices were housed in that building. Getting back to Sacramento and checking on-line I found out that it had an interesting past and no longer houses city offices.
The building was built in 1920 to serve as the offices of the Algeria Shrine. During the 1935 Montana earthquake the building suffered major damage. It was purchased shortly thereafter by the City of Helena and served as city offices until 1976. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1988, Today the building houses a 2,000 person ballroom with 15,000 feet of exhibition hall. It is frequently rented out for community events and large weddings. The building premises also houses a fire department and police station of the City of Helena.
Atlas Block in Downtown Helena
Several of the streets that occupy downtown Helena have been given a name and wayfinding signs The Atlas block is so named because of a grand building with a uniquely ordained roof message. Samuel Jones was a businessman who owned an insurance company and wanted to convey the concept of how getting insurance would protect individuals from the hazard of fire. The combination of white salamanders and other creatures on a metal canopy of his 1889 building that are not affected by the flames was an instant hit and has become a notable part of Helena's past. A figure on the canopy also appears to hold the weight of the building on its shoulders thus the name Atlas. Over the years the building has been home to a large department store, saloon and offices. According to the very informative Downtown Helena web site the building's architecture is of Richardsonian Romanesque style. Definitely a strikingly pretty building and one worth taking several pictures of.
Just down the block from the Atlas Building is a multi color statue of a dog. While I tried to find information about this dog and its story I have so far been unsuccessful. The little dog made such a great picture however it had to be included as part of this page.
Walk the Trolley Block on Last Chance Gulch
The pedestrian mall on Last Chance Gulch has several streets christened by different names. The Trolley Block is named in respect after the trolleys that once graced the streets of Helena. It was the third street that I came upon on that cool Sunday morning in Helena.
Back in 1883, the Northern Pacific Railroad located in Helena. With the arrival of the train passengers needed to be ferried from the station to downtown Helena. A system was developed of horse drawn trolley cars. Passengers were shuttled from the train depot to downtown for ten cents. However the trolley was very slow and a small system of locomotives was brought in. The locomotives were dirty and noisy and lasted only a few years. Finally, a system of electrified trolley cars was installed. Several different companies had cars that competed for business. The electric trolley cars lasted for over 35 years until the allure of the auto made it difficult to compete. The last of the trolley cars went out of business in 1927.
The trolley car on the Trolley Block was donated by the Coveys. Mr. Covey was a Great Falls state legislator who along with his wife have restored many buildings throughout Montana. The trolley car is testament to an earlier time of getting around Helena and the main feature of the Trolley Block. However sipping my coffee drink I may have missed some of the other sites on the block.
Tower Hill
On top of Tower Hill, lies one of Helena's landark. The Fire Tower. From that vantage point of view, the tower has served as a guardian of the city. There's been a tower since 1869 but this one dates from 1884.
Ride The Last Chance Tour Train
Ride the Last Chance Tour Train and experience Helena's colorful past. From its beginning, spurred by the discovery of gold in Last Chance Gulch to the present. You'll hear wonderful stories as you sit back, relax and enjoy the ride through the "Queen City of the Rockies". Operating season Memorial Day week-end through September 15th.
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Gates of the Mountains
Boat trip on Holter lake into spectacular canyon area so named by Lewis and Clark. Historic and stunning scenery.
Option of camping/picnic in Mann Gulch, immortalized by Norm McLean's _Young Men and Fire_, take one boat out, take a later one back.
Bring a jacket, even in the summer, though. It can get astonishingly cold when the sun ducks behind a cloud.
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Cathedral of Helena:
We were totally unprepared for a church of this beauty and height in Helena, Montana. The Cathedral of Helena standing over 240 feet high with its two great towers is both impressive to look at from above the town as well as up close.
The cathedral was part of a long term effort in the town of Helena to build a magnificent cathedral. The effort moved into full swing in 1905 when a generous gift of land made purchase of the remaining land more economical. A working group to build the cathedral was formed and decided on an Hungarian born but Austrian educated architect by the name of Albert Von Houblis to design the cathedral. At the time of his hiring he was living in Washington D.C. and had been involved in the design of several other catholic churches. Von Houblis submitted designs of both Gothic and Romanesque Styles to the church steering committee. They chose the Gothic style which was modeled after the Cologne Cathedral. Construction of the church began in 1908 and was completed in 1914.
There have been several major repairs and renovations to the church over the years. In 1935 the south tower of the church was heavily damaged by an earthquake. In the mid 1950's a bronze altar and grillwork was added to the sanctuary.
Unfortunately our visit was timed on a Sunday morning when regular worship services were in order. We chose not to disturb the congregation by peering into the church and taking pictures. However if we come back we will certainly sign up for a tour of this magnificent cathedral.
Power Building on Power Block
Walking around downtown Helena early on a Sunday morning I came on a magnificent building at the corner of Sixth and Main Street. Engraved above the front entrance were the words power buidling. Apparenty because of the size and grandeur of the six story Power building the entire block came to be known as the Power block. The building was built by local magnate, Thomas Power in 1889 as an office building that was built to last. Majestic in its appearance with light granite it still stands as a testament to well off times in the late 19th century. Unfortunately the building was not open but from the pictures on the Helena web site the inside is definitely worth seeing if you get the chance.
Capitol Building
The Capitol Building in Helena rests on what amounts to one of the city's terraces leading into the foothills of the Rockies. Its front lawn during the right times of the year spells the word MONTANA using three different species of flowers. An equestrian statue of territorial governor Thomas Meagher stands out front (Meagher either drowned or was murdered on the Missouri River under mysterious circumstances in 1867.)
Trolley rides give a general tour of downtown which has the feel of a mid-size town anywhere else in rural America.
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Chicago – Next year will mark the 50th Anniversary of the seminal 1960s sitcom, "I Dream of Jeannie." Unforgettable – for many reasons – was Barbara Eden, who portrayed a genie named Jeannie. Ms. Eden was at the "Hollywood Show" Chicago last year, and was interviewed by HollywoodChicago.com.
Eden was born Barbara Jean Morehead in Tucson, Arizona. After her family moved to the West Coast, Eden began singing, first in the church choir and eventually in night clubs. This led to acting and performance classes, including the City College of San Francisco and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. After winning the title of Miss San Francisco, Eden moved to Los Angeles, and began a series of appearances on classic TV shows including "I Love Lucy," "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson," "Perry Mason," "Gunsmoke," "Father Knows Best" and "The Andy Griffith Show."
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Austrian actor Karlheinz Bohm has died, aged 86.
Bohm was known for playing Kaiser Franz Joseph in 1955's Sissi and its two sequels, as well as the serial killer in Michael Powell's Peeping Tom in 1960.
He also played Jacob Grimm in The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm in 1962 and Ludwig Beethoven in The Magnificent Rebel.
The following decade, he worked with New German Cinema director Rainer Werner Fassbinder, starring in four of his films.
Bohm turned to activism in later years, founding the charity Humans for Humans after losing a bet on German TV show Wanna Bet?. The charity raises money to help people in Ethiopia.
He received several honours for his charity work, including the Balzan Prize in 2007 and the Essl Social Prize in 2011. He was also handed honorary Ethiopian citizenship in 2003.
Bohm is survived by wife Almaz Teshome and five children from previous marriages.
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Glenn Ashby does a foil jump as he crosses the finish line to win the 2014 Int. A-Class Catamaran Worlds, Takapuna, New Zealand
By any measure Emirates Team New Zealand sailor dominated the Int A-Class Catamaran World Championships, taking four of the top five places. Olympic Silver Medalist and former World Champion, Andrew Landenberger (AUS) intervened, finishing fourth breaking a clean sweep for the Emirates backed team.
Glenn Ashby (AUS) won his eight world title, with Blair Tuke (NZL) second and Peter Burling (NZL, third. Emirates Team NZ Tactician Ray Davies (NZL) was fifth, just ahead of 2012 Olymopic Gold Medalist Nathan Outteridge (AUS),
Of the top six overall, three were Australians and three were New Zealanders.
Only one of that group, Emirates Team NZ's Ray Davies, did not have an Olympic medal. In fact in that group there were four Silver Medalists and one Gold medalist - Nathan Outteridge who placed sixth, and won the final race.
Medal podium aside, it was a great regatta, largely unreported, and bought foiling sailing to new levels in a singlehanded class. The views were always spectacular, and lifted the A-Class to the top of the photogenic class.
Blair Tuke (NZL) A-class catamaran World Championships, Day 3, Takapuna February 13, 2014
Quite were it goes to from here remains to be seen - was the 2014 Worlds an oddity - triggered by the the presence of a high profile Americas Cup team. Or is it more - the start of a new dire in the class - and an entry level for potential America's Cup sailors to show their skills in a class which has all the key characteristics of and AC72 or its 2017 relation.
Very simply, the A-Class now provides a great stage on which the America'as Cup wannabe's can perform.
International interest in the even was high with Sail-World receiving several requests for images to be used at boat shows and the like.
Peter Burling Int. A-Class Catamaran World Championship, Day 5, Takapuna NZ
In this edition we complete the wrap up of the A-Class Worlds, and have added a lot of new images to the reports from the final days, plus video for the last three days from ARG Marine Media.
We had great feedback on the series of Kaenon Interviews we ran with The Kaenon Team at the A-class Worlds - we have interviews with Glenn Ashby, Peter Burling, Blair Tuke, Ray Davies, featuring two, three or the whole four on most race days.
At the end of the regatta, we spoke with former A-Class World Champion, Pete Melvin (USA) who is also with the Kaenon Team, but is one of the lead designers in the America's Cup, having worked for Oracle in its various teams, and was with Emirates Team NZ in the 34th America's Cup.
Pete Melvin (USA) Int. A-Class Catamaran World Championship, Day 5, Takapuna NZ
Of late, Melvin has been heavily involved in the development of the class rule for the boat to be sailed in the next America's Cup. in this long video interview (17 minutes) he outlines what we can expect to see in the new boat and relates that back to the AC72 with which everyone is more familiar.
Kaenon is fast becoming the sunglass of choice for many sailors at the top end of their sport, including both New Zealand's medal winning crew in the 2012 Olympics, who are also current World Champions, Kaenons were very prominently worn on Emirates Team NZ's AC72. But you can see for yourself by checking for the distinctive Kaenon logos or words when you next see a close up shot of a top sailor.
Of course their website www.kaenon.com is very well done and features some great action sport videos - all very professionally produced. Well worth a browse.
We are pleased to welcome on board two new advertisers.
Oceanbridge Sail Auckland 2014 - February 4, 2014 - 470W - Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie celebrate their Open 470 win
Zhik are well known to all who follow and participate in dinghy sailing and is the sailing clothing of choice of most top sailors, and has been so for many years.
Not widely know is the fact that Zhik were behind the development and production of the clothing for Emirates Team NZ in the last America's Cup, even though it was not carrying the Zhik logo, as it usually does in a very prominent way.
The gear is excellent, evidenced by how many top sailors wear it.
At Sail-World I made the switch to Zhik, last November, and the difference is noticeable - across not just wet weather gear but also what is worn underneath. The shoes, bags and accessories are work well. Zhik is a great clothing system, and from the conversations with various designers and others in the company their dedication to innovation and improvement is just outstanding.
If you click on one of their ads and visit Zhik.com you can see some of the thinking that goes into the product development and testing process to produce the clothing for the stars of sailing.
Taking this relationship further, Yachting New Zealand have signed a clothing agreement with Zhik - cementing in a relation which existed anyway, by sailor choice. We have re-run the story in this edition of Sail-World.com
Wilsecure Track and Bracket systems can be fitted anywhere to maximise available space, Just trim the strap when the brackets are fitted, or leave long for multiple container use.
We are also pleased to have a new company and product, Wilsecure. As the the name suggests they will secure anything in your boat, vehicle, caravan or garage.
The system developed by a New Zealander is ridiculously simple in its concept but very smart in its ease of operation.
Wilsecure is a racking system designed to hold tanks and containers of all sizes in dimension in one place ready for use.
So it can be used to hold fire extinguishers, dive bottles, round and round or square plastic containers, such as flare containers, fuel tanks, medical kits or just large containers to hold all manner of gear.
The beauty of the Wilsecure system is that it creates space in your boat or vehicle, and at the same time gives you the ability to have items which you need quickly, close to hand.
The other key feature, unlike metal brackets commonly used to hold fire extinguishers and the like is that being webbing the system tucks away when not in use and won't injure or damage people or items as they brush against the old style steel brackets.
Emirates Team New Zealand competing in day two of the Extreme Sailing Series regatta being sailed in Singapore. 21/2/2014
Of course for fishing and trailer boats the system is item, as all the gear used on a trip can be secure in the boat, without having to be transferred to an from your car boot, at the start and end of the day. For the trip home Wilsecure easily and quickly holds all the containers and gear in place - stopping them from flying around and damaging themselves or other gear and people.
Wilsecure is available online sales only, details are in the story in this edition of Sail-World.com, you can access their site by clicking on the ad button in this newsletter or on www.sail-world.com and download the brochure to make your order based on the type size and number of brackets you need. You also deal direct with the manufacturer, eliminating retail margins. Any number of items can be held on a single bracket (adjusted for length) and you can either cut the straps to support just a specific item, or leave them long for multi-use in that spot.
Emirates Team New Zealand competing in day one of the Extreme Sailing Series regatta being sailed in Singapore. 20/2/2014
Emirates Team NZ have ventured back onto the international racing circuits and are currently competing in the Extreme sailing series in Singapore. Sail-World's Asian editor is in Singapore for the regatta, and we have the first report from him in this edition, along with some great photos, plus the usual team reports and coverage. There are some top sailors and teams at the event, with four or maybe five America's Challengers coming from these ranks.
Emirates Team NZ are lying second overall after two days, with Alinghi leading the regatta by 21pts. Stay tuned to www.sail-world.com for daily updates.
Also in this edition is news that Oracle Team USA will venture south to train with Team Australia in the AC45's - as one wit commented, 'it will be good to see Oracle competing in their 'home waters'.
Good sailing!
Glenn Ashby (AUS) A-class catamaran World Championships, Day 3, Takapuna February 13, 2014
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FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Ivan Rodriguez won the American League MVP award in 1999, helped the Florida Marlins win the World Series in 2003 and broke Carlton Fisk's major league record for most games by a catcher this past season.
He's not done yet.
Rodriguez, who turns 38 in November, said Friday he'd like to return to the Texas Rangers in 2010 for his 20th year in the big leagues, and beyond that he'd like to play two or three more years and try to reach 3,000 hits for his career. He's currently sitting at 2,711.
Rodriguez is in Fort Myers this weekend to see his son, Derreck, play for the Florida Bombers Team Blue in the WWBA Underclass World Championship and help coach the team. He seemed to enoy himself immensely.
"He's a good player, and now I'm just here to spend time with him and see him play for a little while," Rodriguez said. "It is fun. It's nice to see him play, and play the way he does. He's a great player and hopefully he's got a future."
Derreck, a high school junior from Florida, used to be a catcher but switched to the outfield, partially to escape the pressure of being his father's son. "Everybody ... I don't know," he said, not finishing the thought.
Expects a lot? "Yeah, expects a lot from you," he remarked.
Rodriguez doesn't see his son play too often, due to conflicts with his own games, so Friday was a treat for both of them. "This is the first time in like a year he's seen me play," Derreck said.
Does it make you nervous, having him in the dugout?
"A little bit," he said with a smile. "But I have to keep playing the game the way I know how to play it."
That's the Rodriguez way.
"Play the game hard," said Ivan Rodriguez, a trim 5-foot-9, 190-pound all-star who's been nicknamed "Pudge" and "I-Rod" during his career. "Play the game hard and go out there and do your best and don't try to do too much. Go out and have fun."
That formula has worked extremely well for Rodriguez during his career. He's slugged 305 home runs, knocked in 1,264 runs and fashioned a lifetime batting average of .299. On top of that, he's considered one of the top defensive catchers in history, ranked alongside Johnny Bench.
Rodriguez caught his 2,227th game on June 17 this past season, snapping Fisk's old record. He could retire now and make the Hall of Fame on his first try in five years, but has other things in mind.
"To keep playing," he said. "I'm very honored to do the things that I've done already in baseball, and there are going to be other things to come. I'm just going to keep playing, because I keep enjoying baseball. I'm just going to keep working hard to see if I can get 3,000 hits. You know, I'm not too far from that. So I'm just trying to keep playing and keep myself in good shape and try to get 3,000."
Rodriguez has played for Texas (twice), Florida, Detroit, the New York Yankees and Houston during his career. He hit .251 in 93 games this past season with Houston, then returned to Texas -- where he began his career -- and hit .245 in 28 games.
He's currently a free agent, but would like to stay with the Rangers.
"I'm a free agent, but good things have been happening with the Rangers and hopefully I'll be back with the Rangers next year," he said.
Rodriguez signed autographs and posed for pictures after the Florida Bombers played in the WWBA tournament Friday. Derreck is accustomed to hanging around the ballpark with his father, but this time his father was hanging around with him. Derreck seemed to enjoy that. And he's proud of what his father has accomplished in baseball.
"I'm very glad for him. He works hard," Derreck said. "I know he's taking a little time off right now, then I guess in three, maybe four weeks he goes back in the gym and starts throwing to get ready for next season."
Rodriguez is definitely not ready to retire.
"I've got plenty of time left in me," he insisted. "I'm going to play for two or three more years. I feel healthy and I feel strong and I'm going to play.
"I started playing baseball when I was 6 years old. A long time ago," he said. "I'm 37, I've played 19 years in the big leagues and I still love it. It's a great sport to play. When you take care of yourself and work hard and keep yourself in good shape, you're gonna play the game for a long time."
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Spotlight on: The USO January 12 – 22, 2012
From its establishment during the big band era in the early 40's, through the years of change in the 60's and up until the present, the USO (United Service Organizations) brought America and the boys (and girls) overseas entertainment, hope and a "home away from home" during the most challenging of times. Celebrities offered their services often at great risk to themselves. Live performances, known as Camp Shows, attracted movie stars, comedians, musicians, singers and dancers, including Bob Hope, Danny Kaye, The Andrew Sisters, Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, Robin Williams and Willie Nelson.
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Guy Davis, Acoustic Blues and Storytelling
Saturday, February 4, 2012 • 8pm
Tickets: $20/advance, $22/door, $10/teens 12–17,
children under 12 are free with paying adult.
Unitarian Fellowship, 4th and C Streets, Ashland
We are so jazzed to be bringing Guy Davis back to Ashland. He appeared twice at the Rogue Valley Blues Festival. First time in 2003, he performed his one-man play "In Bed With the Blues: the adventures of Fishy Waters." The second time in 2005 when he performed on the main stage on Friday evening and also gave a children's presentation on Saturday. Read More
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Workshops: Darol Anger Fiddle and Mike Marshall Mandolin
Saturday, January 21 • 10am-Noon
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Place: Unitarian Fellowship, 4th and C Streets, Ashland • Cost: $40
Fiddle Workshop with Darol Anger
Mandolin Workshop with Mike Marshall
For intermediate to advance players. Workshops will take place in separate rooms.
For more information, please visit St. Clair Productions
Mike Marshall and Darol Anger, Mandolin and Fiddle from Bluegrass to Jazz, 1/20/12
Mike Marshall and Darol Anger, Mandolin and Fiddle from Bluegrass to Jazz
Friday, January 20, 2012 • 8pm
Tickets: $22/advance, $25/door, $10/teens 12–17,
children under 12 are free with paying adult.
Unitarian Fellowship, 4th and C Streets, Ashland
When speaking about Darol Anger and Mike Marshall's live performances, people often use phrases like "synergy," "breathtaking" or "space travelers."
Darol Mike Marshall and Darol Anger, Mandolin and Fiddle from Bluegrass to Jazz
Darol and Mike have created their own way of speaking – through their instruments. A connection and a shared repertoire that goes very deep; developed over 35 years of music-making in a wide variety of music styles. It is very rare what these two have the ability to do in concert. A way of communicating through their instruments that is nothing short of breathtaking.
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Workshop: Fingerstyle Guitar with Eric Tingstad, 12/4/11
Workshop: Fingerstyle Guitar with Eric Tingstad
For intermediate to advanced guitar players.
Sunday, December 4 • Time: 10am-Noon
Workshop tickets – $35
Place: Community Food Co-op Community Classroom, 300 N. Pioneer, Ashland
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Tingstad and Rumbel, Music for the Holidays, 12/3
Tingstad and Rumbel Music for the Holidays, guitar and double reeds
Saturday, December 3, 2011 • 8pm
Tickets: $20/advance, $22/door, $10/teens 12–17,
children under 12 are free with paying adult.
Unitarian Fellowship, 4th and C Streets, Ashland
Eric Tingstad, a classical guitarist, and Nancy Rumbel, who plays oboe, English horn, and ocarina, began their association after meeting at a music festival in the Pacific Northwest in 1985. They were drawn together by a shared interest in applying their instruments outside their traditional settings, integrating ethnic, jazz, rock, and other contemporary influences into their classical backgrounds. Their neo-classical instrumentals mixed with a warm folk treatment has been called "Northwestern Impressionism."
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Blues Guitar Workshops with David and Ben
Sunday, November 20
Workshops – $40–60
Place: Geos Building 85 4th St., Ashland
Cost: $40 each or $60 both
Workshop with David – 10am-Noon
Workshop with Ben – 1pm-3pm
We've scheduled these guitar workshops at different times so you have the option of learning blues guitar techniques from both David Jacobs-Srain or Ben Rice, or just from one. They both play a unique slide guitar as well as finger style and rhythm. Ben also plays the electric guitar.
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David Jacobs-Strain and Ben Rice, Acoustic Blues — 11/19
David Jacobs-Strain and Ben Rice, Double Bill of Acoustic Blues
Saturday, November 19, 2011 • 8pm
Tickets: $18/advance, $20/door, $10/teens 12–17,
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Unitarian Fellowship, 4th and C Streets, Ashland
David Jacobs-Strain outrageous guitar work jumps from wild fingerstyle to slide and percussive drive produce enough tone to rival an electric jam band. And his voice carries an emotional intensity that his songs demand. David's newest record Live from the Left Coast is built on the raw energy and stripped down vibe that fans have been asking for: David on guitar, vocals, Bob Beach on harmonica are all it takes to bring this set of mostly originals to life.
Ben Rice says the biggest influences of his music are artists like Carlos Santana and B.B. King. However, he is inspired by music from a large range of varying genres – everything from blues to rock, soul, and even eastern African music. In addition to having the voice of a Southern black blues singer, Rice is an amazing guitarist. He picked up his first guitar, a 1981 Washburn A10, when he was only five years old. At the age of seven, he began taking lessons, and now, at the prime age of 22, Rice says that he can "convincingly play four instruments" – the guitar, bass, trombone, and drums.
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Cabaret Christmas at Oregon Cabaret Theatre, 11/16 thru 12/31/11
The Cabaret celebrates the holiday season in our own unique way with original songs and stories about this most festive time of the year. In addition to brand-new songs and sketches we will also be reviving some songs from our previous holiday hit 'Tis The Season, including The Promise of New Light, The Best Christmas Yet, All I Got For Christmas (Was This Cold) and our hilarious online-shopping parody of The 12 Days of Christmas. Join with family and friends to enjoy the holidays in the beautiful ambiance of the Cabaret, spruced up and sparkling for the holidays.
November 18 – December 31
Previews November 16 & 17
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Vera Renczi – One of The Most Beautiful Female Serial Killers
Sometimes people who have an incredible outer beauty tend to waste this gift by doing horrible things.That's the case of Vera Renczi, who murdered more than 35 people.Read her story here.
There is still little known about her early life, but it is supposed she was born in 1903 in Bucharest from an Hungarian father and a Romanian mother.Vera lived in Bucharest until the age of 13, when her father died.She then moved to Berkerekul, a city of the former Yugoslavia, where her father had a ranch.Vera attended a girls school and she missed her father a lot.Maybe that's why she later looked for protection in all her love relationships.
She started to amaze men with her beauty from a very early age.They were charmed by her grace and misterious behaviour.A lot of her scandalous affairs were on the first pages of the yellow press,but she didn't care.She slept with a lot of men – from simple students to bank owners.
Before she turned 20, she fell in love with Karl Schick, an Austrian bank owner that was a lot elder than her.She immediately accepted his marriage proposal and soon after their wedding,everyone noticed that she changed.She was a loving,caring and affectionate wife but soon after, at almost one year of marriage, her husband disappeared never to return again.Vera told everybody that Karl left her and her relatives believed her, even though it seemed strange.
Soon after, she met another men – Joseph Renczi, a very handsome Serbian businessman that makes her feelings burst for him.She immediately accepts his marriage proposal.Vera explained to the authorities that her first husband died in a traffic accident in Bucharest. The police released a death certificate and she was free to marry Renczi. After some months of marriage, Joseph disappeared without a trace just like her first husband.
After the disappearance of her two spouses, Vera Renczi adopted her previous lifestyle.She always dressed in black, which made her even more mysterious and beautiful. She attracted many of the men in Berkerekul,mostly foreigners known in Vienna, but none of them never returned. In less than 10 years, over 30 young men who knew her disappeared in a very misterious way.
Her first mistake was to fall in love with Milorad, a prominent Serbian banker who was married for more than 20 years.After several months he disappeared,his wife started researching and eventually her suspicions came on Vera.She announced the authorities.
The police started searching Vera's mansion and lately found 35 zinc coffins. Each coffin had a label and a name on it.Vera stopped at every coffin and explained in details the way she killed those people.On the twelfth coffin,Vera burst into tears.It was her own son's coffin.As she later declared, she had to kill him because he discovered her secret.Vera said she killed the men using arsenic.She had an almost pathological desire to be last woman in the life of her men.She was extremely jealous and possessive.Vera later told the police she had killed some of those men's wives.
Beautiful Vera was sentenced to death,but the sentence was commuted to life imprisonment, because women could not be executed in Yugoslavia at that time. In prison, her mental condition worsened. Vera Renczi imagined she was surrounded by all those she killed and she spoke aloud for hours. Schizophrenic, Vera was transferred to a hospice, where she died due to a brain hemorrhage, shortly before the start of the Second World War.
Her case remains in crime history as the case of the Black Widow.
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Upcoming event: On November 16, 2013 the public can play against (and learn from) Denton High School chess club students at International Games Day @your library, 1:00-5:00 p.m., Denton Public LIbrary (North Branch).
Denton High School chess club participated on November 2 in the Turkey Tournament hosted by the Lovejoy Leopard Chess Booster Club. On November 8, Denton High School chess club had a "free play" chess day. On November 15, Denton High School chess students will visit UT Dallas and play at the Dallas Chess Club.
For the last chess session for fall 2013, Greenhill School students received awards, ate food, and played bughouse and regular chess games. Dr. Alexey Root talked with parents and students, supervised games, and helped with clean up.
All three St. Vincent's chess groups tried the Game Theory lesson from Thinking with Chess: Teaching Children Ages 5-14. Basically, the challenge is "whoever castles first wins." Dr. Root reviewed the rules of castling with the beginner and intermediate students beforehand. The advanced students already know the rules of castling.
With the advanced group, Dr. Root taught the king and pawn vs. king draw, which is like a dance. Three girls volunteered to demonstrate the dance. The king and pawn versus king draw is related to the Philidor's rook and pawn vs. rook lesson scheduled for next week. The advanced group concluded with solving four mate-in-one problems created by their classmate, Luke.
Dr. Alexey Root taught Greenhill Chess Club students how to play bughouse chess. The first group of four to set up their chessmen became the models for how bughouse is played. Without clocks, all players playing White move, then all Blacks move, etc. As captures were made, Dr. Root explained that captured pieces could be placed on any empty square in lieu of a move. Captured pawns may not be placed on the first or eighth ranks. Promoted pawns revert to being pawns if captured. Next Tuesday is the last session for fall. Now the students are prepared for next week's chess party with the "party" chess game of bughouse.
Today at Denton High School chess club, Dr. Alexey Root taught the Benjamin Franklin lesson from People, Places, Checkmates: Teaching Social Studies with Chess to three students. Four students played timed and notated games in a separate room. Seven students played chess for fun.
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67% would recommend it to a friend
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Excellent spa facilities, good customer service, bar meal was good value and well cooked.
Room a bit dated but clean. Would certainly recommend and visit again.
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We booked that room thinking it was going to be of high quality considering the price.
It wasn't bad but still a disapointment especially the breakfast quality.
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noisy room - and a scalding shower
The room I had was out in the annex, and i feel sorry for the guests down stairs, as any time I walked the noise from the floor boards was very loud.
The shower was mental with a mind of its own, the water changed temperature very quickly and went from warm to freezing cold or scalding hot with no warning. These showers should not be able to go that hot as it could easily injure someone.
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I arrived late and exhausted at the Ben Nevis Hotel.
The room was clean and tidy but the bin in the bathroom had not been emptied. I had the most unpleasant night I had ever had in any accomodation away from home as there were large numbers of seagulls around the hotel which kept me awake from around 3am. I tried closing the window which was marginally better but made the room (which was airless and hot) unbearable. The night became a nightmare with raucous squaking going on until I eventually gave up around 7am and got up feeling miserable. Breakfast was mediocre, with a buffet which looked like it had been lying overnight and tasted much the same. I was asked if I wanted tea/coffee and white/brown bread toast. The staff member forgot to bring it and I had to ask again. The restaurant was really quiet at the time and the staff appeared demotivated, some lethargic (I'm guessing the wages are poor) and all staff were very young. The overall appearance of the hotel is run down and I am shocked at the cost of a single room room given the whole experience. On a positive note I used the pool in the morning, which was lovely, and the staff there were pleasant and helpful.
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The hotel needs upgraded - especially the rooms.
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Hotel next to road so a bit noisy.
But good location overall (15 minutes walk to village centre). Walls very very thin - you could hear everything. We had family with small child below - and my husband couldn't sleep coz baby was crying most of the night. Hotel a bit dated but still cosy. I liked most swimming pool and jacuzzi. Food in restaurant just ok but nothing special.
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Only complaint is the TV is rooms are small, could do with updating them.
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For my brothers 50th year he'd set the target of the three highest peaks in the UK.The first was to be Ben Nevis at the end of May.Original plan was to camp with a friend and family but weather put an end to that.Hence the use of alterations.com.As it was a family gathering I was determined to be there so took the only room available in Fort William.On arrival at the Ben Nevis Hotel and leisure complex there was a friendly and efficient reception.Everything was very clean and tidy,the pool area looked very good.I can't comment further on that because my son and I never got round to using it.Sadly the room and the section of the hotel it was in didn't come up to expectation.The stair carpets were badly worn,the wallpaper was torn or peeling away at the edges.There seemed to be no lift for the older generation,or young families with prams and other baby necessities .My room was up two flights of stairs,then down three corridors .This would have been difficult to cope with for someone less mobile.The room itself was well proportioned with views of the foothills of Ben Nevis.The bathroom,sadly,looked very tired and dated.The door was difficult to shut properly and the shower was a lottery.Which tap was which,when does the water get hot and why does it keep going cold.The television was from the eighties,with very poor picture quality and only five channels.I wonder as the summer season picks up if it becomes staff accommodation.
The breakfasts however were great.Quantity was excellent,choice was great and quality was great to.For the number of people being served,and there were many,it's not easy to provide quality and hot food for so many,so no complaints there.Overall my son and I had two fabulous days in Fort William.As it was such a late booking I just had to accept that the room I was getting might not be the best.I do think though that parts of the hotel could do with a bit of love and attention.As forFire William,it's definitely a place that I want to visit again.
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Hotel decor tired and needs updating.
Suggest closing for a time to redecorate and recarpet. Smashing view from our so called superior room of outside of kitchen, we always knew what was on menu as it came up through the poorly tiled bathroom floor from the kitchen. Expelair fans started very early and disturbing. Some staff great but others need more training or firing. If this was superior we would not like to see standard accommodation.
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