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Friday's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra performance was a feast of artful phrasing and captivating contrasts.
The program, conducted by MSO music director Edo de Waart, opened with guest pianist Joseph Kalichstein performing Mozart's Concerto No 22 in E-flat major.
Kalichstein worked like a sculptor, using an enormous palette of colors and interpretive details to give articulate shape to each phrase of the piece.
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De Waart and the orchestra matched his eye for phrasing with a sensitive, fluid rendering of the orchestral accompaniment.
The program's second half featured Bruckner's expansive Symphony No. 4 ("Romantic"). The piece's long history of revisions and publications make it worth noting that the orchestra performed the 1878/'80 "second version" of the symphony, edited by Leopold Nowak.
De Waart and the orchestra gave a performance full of detail and nuance, allowing the piece to unfold in riveting fashion.
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De Waart and the players connected and contrasted the piece's highly textured writing, making sense of all of it for an audience that responded with a standing ovation. The length of the piece played out in a few pitch wavers near the end.
This MSO concert will be repeated at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. For ticket information, visit www.mso.org or call (414) 273-7206.

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Do Not Pass Judgment on One Another
1 Now receive the one who is weak in faith, but not for quarrels about opinions. 2One believes he may eat all things, but the one who is weak eats only vegetables. 3The one who eats must not despise the one who does not eat, and the one who does not eat must not judge the one who eats, because God has accepted him. 4Who are you, who passes judgment on the domestic slave belonging to someone else? To his own master he stands or falls, and he will stand, for the Lord is able to make him stand.
5One person#Some manuscripts have "For one person" prefers one day over another day, and another person regards every day alike. Each one must be fully convinced in his own mind. 6The one who is intent on the day is intent on it for the Lord, and the one who eats eats for the Lord, because he is thankful to God, and the one who does not eat does not eat for the Lord, and he is thankful to God. 7For none of us lives for himself and none dies for himself. 8For if we live, we live for the Lord, and if we die, we die for the Lord. Therefore whether we live or whether we die, we are the Lord's. 9For Christ died and became alive again for this reason, in order that he might be Lord of both the dead and the living.
10But why do you judge your brother? Or also, why do you despise your brother? For we will all stand before the judgment seat of God. 11For it is written,
"As I live, says the Lord, every knee will bow to me,
and every tongue will praise God."#A quotation from Isa 45:23
12So#Some manuscripts have "So then," each one of us will give an account concerning himself.#Some manuscripts have "an account concerning himself to God"
13Therefore, let us no longer pass judgment on one another, but rather decide this: not to place a cause for stumbling or a temptation before a brother. 14I know and am convinced in the Lord Jesus that nothing is unclean of itself, except to the one who considers something to be unclean; to that person it is unclean. 15For if because of food, your brother is grieved, you are no longer living according to love. Do not destroy by your food that person for whom Christ died. 16Therefore do not let your good be slandered. 17For the kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit. 18For the one who serves Christ in this way is well-pleasing to God and approved by people.
19So then, let us pursue what promotes peace#Literally "the things of peace" and what edifies one another#Literally "the things of edification toward one another". 20Do not destroy the work of God on account of food. All things are clean, but it is wrong for the person who eats and stumbles in the process#Literally "who eats with stumbling". 21It is good not to eat meat or to drink wine or to do anything by which your brother stumbles or is offended or is weakened.#Some manuscripts omit "or is offended or is weakened" 22The faith that you have, have with respect to yourself before God. Blessed is the one who does not pass judgment on himself by what he approves. 23But the one who doubts is condemned if he eats, because he does not do so from faith, and everything that is not from faith is sin.
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Piano Trio, Op.14 (Gedike, Aleksandr)
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I take credit for nothing... so as usual this thread is an inspiration from another: http://community.callofduty.com/thread/200710528?tstart=0
I do not think taking out the TI (tactical Insert) will solve the issue - and many people use it for its intended purpose. I also think one of the reasons the reporting feature seems to be ineffective is because the people acting on the reports are swamped with many reports... often false ones.
Here is a suggestion to end the boosting problem
1 - If a player is reported, the player who got reported is investigated.
- if the player is guilty, they get a ban for X days (not permanent)
- if the reporter is caught making false claim they get a warning of a perma ban from reporting
2 - on Subsequent reports:
- if the reported person is found to be guilty: Permanent Gamer Tag ban*
- if the player is innocent, the reporter is suspended from reporting for X days (not permanent)
3 - If the reporter makes another false claim, perma ban from the reporting feature.
What this could do:
- eventually most, if not all, reports received will be valid reports that the monitoring team can investigate, and issue bans on the guilty players faster. People will either be banned from reporting, or become wise to only send reports when they are positive of their claims.
This is not full-proof as there are things I am likely missing or holes in the theory... but is this not a good place to start?
* You CANNOT ban IPs, anyone who thinks this is a good idea has no idea what they are talking about, as most people do not have STATIC IPs which means when they reconnect to their ISPs with a different MAC (sometimes not even required) they are issue a new (and more often than not, different) IP address. Furthermore, if the targeted IP is reissued to an innocent party who so happens to also play the game, they would be temporarily banned for no reason.
(my bad for starting a new discussion, but I am posing this as a question...)
They should be able by now to have a system to register when someone is using a tactical insert to cheat boost blah blah so they can be booted out game and given a 5 hour probation they would soon get feed up with trying... Or even easier remove the stupid tac insert out the game altogether no more boosting no more spawn trapping like you see on nuke town simple.
The problem with the TI removal is:
- some use it for its purpose
- it will not completely stop boosting in all game modes
To me RL the message should be loud and clear:
If you cheat (not matter the method) you will be banned for life!
That right there will tell the cheater what to expect, end of conversation. They are way to "nice" to cheaters, giving them warnings and what not. Just BAN them from playing COD.
Ban the console, ban the IP, ban those tu-rds to high hell. (sorry got excited there)
A console ban for a in-game cheat on 1 game is not realistic. Hacking the console = console ban. Boosting for a challenge/prestige? I do not think Sony will respond to that...
Again, IP bans do not make sense (unless the expression is being used for something different)
Bans should be harsher for sure, and maybe even more immediate than I suggest... but part of the issue is: false reports as well...
As I said in that other discussion the removal of the Tac Insert would not stop boosting but it would be a step in the right direction.
I think there should be a way to submit clips of boosters through theatre mode (not everyone has elite or a capture card and can post vids on YT) and any video evidence would be high priority.
I like your idea of perma banning people who submit false reports. I think the enforcment team already has enough work to do without having to sift through false reports.
Get rid of the Tac Insert - It won't solve the problem - but why give boosters a tool to make it really easy.
People that use it legitimately wil have to suck it up for the greater good of the game.
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A console ban for a in-game cheat on 1 game is not realistic. Hacking the console = console ban. Boosting for a challenge/prestige? I do not think Sony will respond to that...
Again, IP bans do not make sense (unless the expression is being used for something different)
Bans should be harsher for sure, and maybe even more immediate than I suggest... but part of the issue is: false reports as well...
Im no expert on how to ban someone's console (instead of PSN) but they need to make the issue a one time done your gone thing.
Potentially... however once the reporting is figured out and the bans handed out, the only people left will be the legit users (and the few boosters left will easily be found).
"You cannot drink and drive if you were not drunk, so let's abolish alcohol altogether... oh wait, we tried that once. "
i had to suck it up that that people wanted party games and league play thus taking away the mode i used to play
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There are three large hotels in Nicosia : The Hilton, The Hilton Park and the Holiday Inn. The Hilton is probably the best of the three (IMHO) and fairly centrally located. the Hilton Park is located further from the town centre, which might be good if you have young children. The Holiday Inn is located near the old town. The Tavernas are quite good, you will find them throught the city centre. If you're into fast food, there is a McDonald's right next from the Hilton Park.
Nicosia probably isn't the best place to shop for clothes, but you could try the shops in the Ledra Street (downtown) or Marks & Spencer in Strovolos-Dasoupolis (a suburb).
have a nice trip,
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"The only thing pot does for me is it gets me to stop thinking," the "Bad Teacher" star explains. "Sometimes I have a brain that needs to be turned off. Some people are just better high."
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Part of that time out means no new music on the immediate horizon for the platinum-selling singer. "I don't have a single song ready to go," admits the star, who hasn't released an album since 2006 smash, "FutureSex/LoveSounds." "People keep asking me when a new song or album is coming out, and I don't know what to say. Music is not my focus right now. It may be someday. It could happen next month or next year but right now it's not where it's at for me."
Maybe that switch from music to film is why he's stuck around longer than other boybanders. "You always need to be learning something new," he says. "In whatever I've done, I've always looked at myself as a beginner. Hopefully I can continue to do that for the next 30 years as I grow into an older man."
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"You probably gravitate toward people who understand your scenario. At the end of the day you just want someone who gets you, who can be a friend. That's kind of the point of 'Friends With Benefits,'" he says of his upcoming comedy with Kunis. "As corny as it sounds, the 'friends' part counts just as much as the 'benefits' part, if not more."
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Rooms are damp and shabby , linens were extremely old and smelly . The area was also very shady . Customer service was very poor , they hardly cared about customer complaints or request to clean ! Prices was also too high
Bathroom Shower is not working when i asked for shower repair they told that they don't provide bathrooms with shower
No internet
Cockroch in room
I don't know who gave 3 star to this less hen 1 start hotel
-Extremely bad hotel
-Rooms are bad
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NO INTERNET in the ROOMS or LOBBY - The advt lies on the website and the sign on the front desk. I requested them to take it down. No response.
No credit cards. Went into too much detail requesting a marriage card to check in with my wife as we were newly married after saying that this was the policy of every hotel. Value for money 2 out of 10
I stayed in this hotel for 2 nights on 23rd & 24th Feb.,2011
Check in 23rd Feb. at 06.30 p.m. Price Rs. 2,305 for one night /day inclusive of all
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First they asked cash advance, credit cards not allowed.
The lift found very old, dirty and small.
They gave me room no. 103. The first floor corridor is...
I'm trying to recall if this was the accommodation in which I stayed in Mumbai and I'm not really sure so will refrain from commenting too much in case I'm wrong.
I'm sorry that the previous reviewer such an unhappy time in Mumbai, but it sounds like you were totally unprepared. Proper research, sensitivity and attitude can be very important...
I had made reservations at The Sagar Hotel thru their website after viewing their rooms - for 12 nights. I had paid US$45 per night. So if you multiply 12 night X $45 dollars, it cost me US$540 + Room tax ended up costing me over US$600 - with NO BREAKFAST. I was there from Nov. 12th thru Nov. 23rd...


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Fox News' strategy for assembling a stable of commentators appears to follow this pattern: find the biggest possible failure in an area of expertise and ask them to comment on that topic. When there's a story involving responses to disasters, they call in "heckuva job" Michael Brown; Mark Fuhrman is the network's "forensic and crime scene expert" and the guy they turn to for discussions of race and law enforcement; Judith Miller appears regularly on Fox News' media criticism program.
Nonetheless, the network's use this afternoon of serial fabricator J. Christian Adams for commentary on recent stories involving the Department of Justice is so pathetically absurd that it leads us to ask the question: Is it possible that this is all some sort of joke?
You may remember that it was almost a year ago when Fox News first introduced Adams to the world on America Live, the same program on which he appeared today. At the time, Adams was an obscure lawyer and writer for websites like Pajamas Media and American Spectator who had served for a few years in the Bush administration's Justice Department Civil Rights Division.
Adams had an explosive, but entirely unsubstantiated story: that DOJ improperly dismissed voter-intimidation charges against members of the New Black Panther Party for political reasons, namely an unwillingness to protect white voters from intimidation by black defendants. It being Fox News, and given that the story was critical of the Obama administration, the network put the emphasis on the "explosive" and kept quiet about the "unsubstantiated." Adams' lengthy two-part interview with Megyn Kelly, and the wall-to-wall coverage the story would receive on the network over the following month, catapulted Adams into political relevance.
But even as Fox was promoting Adams' allegations, it quickly became clear that his story didn't add up[[,]] and that he was in fact a political hack whose goal was to damage the Obama administration and the Justice Department. Soon even Fox News pundits were pushing back on the network's obsessive coverage of Adams' tale, while other media clued into the way that Fox's coverage seemed obviously agenda-driven.
One year later, Adams is completely discredited, a fabulist whose obsession with bringing down the Obama Justice Department consistently leads him far from the facts. Except on Fox News, where he's apparently the person they turn to for commentary on what DOJ is up to.
Take a look. Make sure to pay special attention to the parts where a) Adams compares current DOJ "scandals" to the New Black Panthers case, as if that story hadn't been thoroughly repudiated and b) the host closes the interview by saying of Adams, "we know that you know so well the culture inside the DOJ":
The evidence continues to mount that no comments are too outrageous for Fox News.
Earlier this week, syndicated radio host Neal Boortz went on an extended, racially charged tirade about crime and "too many urban thugs, yo" in Atlanta:
You know what? I, for one, am tired of putting up with this crap. And you want to know why I moved out of Atlanta and only spend a couple of weeks a year in this town? That's one of the reasons. Carjackings, violence, people getting shot. It's ridiculous. This city harbors an urban culture of violence. And I want you to look around. You drive into the city. The railroad overpass is on the downtown connector covered with graffiti. And that-- That is just an advertisement for everybody coming into this town that we really don't give a damn about those who would screw up our quality of life around here. We really just don't care. We don't care enough to paint over graffiti on the overpasses that come into our city, advertising welcome to Atlanta, here's some of our finest graffiti, from some of our finest urban thugs and their little gang signs. And pick up the paper tomorrow morning. Read about all the carjackings. Read about the innocent people shot for the pure de-hell of it.
This town is starting to look like a garbage heap. And we got too damn many urban thugs, yo, ruining the quality of life for everybody. And I'll tell you what it's gonna take. You people, you are - you need to have a gun. You need to have training. You need to know how to use that gun. You need to get a permit to carry that gun. And you do in fact need to carry that gun and we need to see some dead thugs littering the landscape in Atlanta. We need to see the next guy that tries to carjack you shot dead right where he stands. We need more dead thugs in this city. And let their -- let their mommas -- let their mommas say, "He was a good boy. He just fell in with the good crowd." And then lock her ass up.
While Boortz has been criticized for his "reckless, stupid" and "racist" comments, the right-wing provocateur found a welcoming home on Fox News today to discuss the economy.
This just one week after Fox's Eric Bolling came under fire for using racially charged language portraying hip-hop artist Common and the president of Gabon as a couple of the "hoods" that President Obama has hosted in "the hizzy." Fox News proclaimed that the controversy surrounding Bolling's comments was closed after Bolling issued a shamefully dishonest apology.
The decision to host Boortz also comes just days after Fox's Glenn Beck appeared to point to an image of President Obama after asking, "Why would you get a gun?" Beck's comments likewise fell into the accountability vacuum that is Fox News.
Given Fox's willingness to sanction in-house race bating and outrageous on-air discourse, it's only logical that they continue giving their imprimatur to those who spread the same message.
From the June 17 edition of Fox News' America Live:
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Continuing its pattern of hyping ridiculous conspiracy theories to attack the Obama administration, Fox News baselessly suggested that the ATF's Operation Fast and Furious was deliberately designed to go badly in order to justify stricter U.S. gun laws. In fact, even a report prepared for House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-CA) and Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) refutes this theory.
While guest hosting the Fox News show America Live, Fox & Friends co-host Gretchen Carlson claimed that Republican Texas Governor Rick Perry "turned away the federal stimulus money." In fact, despite initially refusing a portion of stimulus funds, Perry ultimately accepted much of the money for his state.
Download Fox News' brand new iPad app and you'll notice something curious: there's an ExxonMobil advertisement on nearly every page, sometimes filling the whole screen. Click on it and you can watch a video of a smiling ExxonMobil geologist touting the natural gas boom. As the tech news website Mashable reported, this is because "Exxon is the exclusive launch partner for Fox News' iPad app":
"We decided we wanted to work with one sponsor," [Fox News' Jeremy] Steinberg said, explaining that there are always question marks surrounding a launch, so Fox News wanted a partner comfortable with that. He said Exxon, which is in the midst of a new branding campaign, thought the app was a perfect platform for broadcasting its message.
It makes sense that one of the biggest funders of interest groups that obfuscate the threat posed by global warming would team up with the news outlet that has done more than any other to promote misinformation about climate science.
The partnership further undermines ExxonMobil's 2008 pledge to stop funding groups "whose positions on climate change could divert attention" from the need to develop secure, clean energy. As an internal email revealed last year, it has been the policy of Fox News to question even the basic fact that the planet has warmed in recent decades.
Climate change is not the only issue on which ExxonMobil might find Fox News' coverage agreeable. Last month in the midst of both soaring profits for big oil and attempts by Congressional Democrats to roll back oil companies' tax breaks, ExxonMobil's spin could be heard on Fox News.
With the notable exception of Bill O'Reilly, many on Fox eagerly passed along talking points first outlined by ExxonMobil vice president of public affairs Ken Cohen in a series of blog posts designed to preempt any backlash against Exxon's massive first quarter earnings report.
Right-wing media have attacked President Obama for his decision to stop receiving daily in-person economic briefings. In fact, Obama still receives a daily economic briefing on paper and regularly meets with members of his economic team as well as outside economists and experts.
From the June 8 edition of Fox News' America Live:
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Fox News' America Live repeated the accusation that undocumented immigrants have increased crime rates in Hazleton, Pennsylvannia. However, America Live failed to report that the there is no evidence supporting the accusation, or that there is no evidence that undocumented immigrants have higher crime rates nationwide.
From the June 7 edition of Fox News' America Live:
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From the June 6 edition of Fox News' America Live:
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There's been a lot of hand-wringing from the right-wing media this week about a possible "double-dip" recession. See Dick Morris on yesterday's Fox & Friends, during an epic rant about how President Obama can't possibly win a second term:
MORRIS: I think that Obama definitely can be defeated and will be defeated. I think that the -- it is impossible for him to avoid blame for this economy. At some point, does this guy look in the mirror and understand that everything he's done about the economy is wrong? That he's causing the second housing crisis by cutting out the mortgage interest deduction, that he's causing this double-dip recession by threatening tax increases on consumers? Doesn't he understand that he's causing the deficit with this gigantic government spending?
Or witness this exchange between guest host Martha MacCallum and Fox Business host Stuart Varney on the June 2 broadcast on America Live:
MacCALLUM: A lot of folks in the financial world very concerned that the economy is actually getting weaker at this point. They're dropping words like meltdown, double-dip recession and even depression. Just today we got word out for the new unemployment claims. They dropped by about 6,000 last week. Economists were expecting those claims to fall by almost twice that number. So here is the big number for today -- 422,000 people walked into unemployment offices and filed for claims for the first time last week.
Stuart Varney joins me now, of the Fox Business Network. Stuart, what's going on here? Why are we still struggling so much?
VARNEY: All of a sudden, the economy seems to have hit a brick wall and is weakening on all fronts. Let's go through them. Housing prices down 33 percent from a couple of years ago and still falling. Manufacturing orders falling off a cliff very recently.
[A]nd this economy is growing at less than 2 percent per year. That's almost at stalling speed for an economy which is supposed to be roaring out of a recovery. Martha, that is why you've got people like Robert Reich, former labor secretary under President Clinton, saying that we are, indeed, heading towards a double-dip recession. Big negatives on the economy.
It is indeed true that economist Robert Reich recently penned a gloomy Financial Times op-ed, though what he wrote was, "It is unlikely that America will find itself back in recession but the possibility of a double dip cannot be dismissed."
What does Reich, who served in three administrations and was Secretary of Labor under President Clinton, think is causing our economic woes? From his op-ed (emphasis added):
During Fox News' coverage of Secure Communities, a deportation program begun under the Bush administration, Fox pushed the idea that opting out of the program would create "sanctuary states" for dangerous undocumented immigrants. In fact, a large proportion of individuals who are detained and deported by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement carry only misdemeanors and minor infractions or have no criminal conviction or background.


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I swear that my family loves the fact that I'm in Japan solely because it's a grand excuse to travel and visit "me". Having been surrounded by an overabundance of older brothers that are busy with their own things, I guess I'll take the facetime where I can get it. Fortunately for me, my oldest brother graciously made it out to one of the busiest cities in the world to celebrate his birthday. Needless to say, each day was a flurry of walking, shopping, and shoving food into our faces. I'm relying solely on my photos to actually determine what happened because although we/I vowed to never become our parents when we traveled (wake up at 6AM chop-chop, let's go to all of these things before lunchtime, don't stop moving we're on a schedule), there's far too much to see and if you laze about, you're only failing to do justice to Tokyo and Kyoto. Luke, I love you, but in the future I'll need an onsen and a chuhai to unwind.
We met in Narita Airport (NRT) in Tokyo and wandered a bit before hopping on a train into Tokyo. The Narita Airport is pretty nice and a great airport to waste time in. We even found a Coca-Cola vending machine, which Luke thought was the bee's knees.
This is the real reason why my brother came to Japan.
After exchanging money at a Japan Post (JP) ATM, we hopped on the Keisei Skyliner, one of the many options available for travelers trying to get into Tokyo. Depending on your personal budget, there are many ways to get into metro Tokyo but the differences between the trains seem to be relatively minimal so it's really a matter of personal comfort. The local JR trains do run the full gamut but you also run the risk of being on a packed train at times. We took a local train on the way back and I need to admit, when you're headed to the airport and away from the alluring metropolis that is Tokyo, every stop feels like an eternity and you regret saving $5 on your train ticket when you could be hanging out in Akiba instead.
It was the eve of my brother's birthday, so he valiantly fought jet lag and we made our way to one of Tokyo's many themed restaurants – Alice in Wonderland. There are several Alice Fantasy Restaurants, for which information can be found here. We settled on Alice In A Labyrinth, the restaurant found in the Ginza district of Tokyo. Like many businesses in Tokyo, it was found on one entire floor in one thin building. Many businesses advertise which floor they are on and it can look really hectic when you're walking around outside.
Just a brief example of a quieter side street in Ginza.
The Alice themed restaurant was definitely on my brother's list but I think that we both left feeling like, "eh, well, we know what that's all about now". I made a reservation for a 2,000 or 3,000 yen course meal but, like most themed/entertainment restaurants, you also need to order a drink.
It's wonderfully odd. But predictably expensive.
It's a little stunning how well they utilize the space of this small floor.
The menu is almost laughably non-functional. The wall of this diorama slips out and it's the menu. The ridiculousness of it was almost worth the entire dinner, really.
It's not an Alice crepe salad thing without キューピー mayo, apparently.
Cheshire cat is laughing because we could have been eating 100 yen onigiri from a conbini instead.
I called ahead and requested a birthday dessert. Those blueberry eyes look demented though, sorry Luke.
Predictably, Luke hit the jet lag wall not soon after the cake arrived and we made our way back to the hostel. We crashed hard, both of us sapped from traveling cross-country and cross-continent. That night, I slept particularly well knowing that the next day would be spent at what many people call the best theme park in the world – Tokyo DisneySea.
Good God, the dogs are barking just thinking about how much my feet hurt after going to DisneySea. If there is one thing that you should really learn from my adventures in Japan, it's that Japanese people simply do not give half a shit about waiting in lines for anything. That demands that you wake up as early as humanly possible because when it comes to theme parks, Japanese people seem to be content knowing that their park ticket will get them into maybe two popular rides and that's it. If you're not early, you're already late. If I can stress anything about DisneySea (and later, USJ), it's that time is really of the essence. If you arrive an hour earlier, you'll save three later on.
DisneySea is a very affordable theme park – Disneyland is so painfully expensive, it feels like Mickey himself is picking your pocket with a smile. But an adult DisneySea ticket only comes in just under 6,500 yen (around $55) and there's so much to see that you will probably turn out like we did, completely missing entire sections of the park and being so exhausted that we had to call it quits. Normally, I go to Disneyland and I try to get so much out of my overpriced ticket that I prefer to use the bathrooms there, just to save money on water at home.
DisneySea is so ridiculously vast that even when I look at this map, I'm not entirely sure that I even touched all of the far left side (Venezia).
But then again, DisneySea is so aesthetically captivating that you will likely be more enamored with the attention to detail instead of quietly fuming at the long line.
Painfully cute holiday detailing.
The stuccoed themes in Disney Sea are so incredible. I'd recommend DisneySea to anyone.
The Mysterious Island view, complete with a pirate ship that you can explore (sometimes you can see Jack Sparrow, too).
A better view at that pirate ship. I wish that I could stow away in its holds.
We hit up Mysterious Island's Journey To The Center Of The Earth, which is supposedly one of the better rides at the park. We arrived at 10:30AM but we were still at the back of the line.
I feel like the details and props leading up the ride are better than the ride itself.
The matching game is so strong.
The ride itself was a little bit exciting but only had one drop – and it was over so quickly that my head was spinning. I don't really think that the rides at Japanese theme parks are the highlights though… I personally favor the distinctly Japanese souvenirs, food, and decorations.
The delicious gyoza dog will only set you back maybe 500 yen, which is a steal compared to the shite Disneyland food. Let's just say that unlike other theme park food, I would buy this outside of the park and not because I'm desperate.
Even on a particularly cloudy day, this place was flooded with tourists. This is an entrance to the Mermaid Lagoon.
Down the hatch we go, another group of impeccably matching girlfriends. The whale's eyes would open and look around, too.
This is mainly for children and people like me. So, children.
DisneySea had Halloween decorations but also showcased an entire Day of the Dead parade and show, which is actually pretty randomly cool.
It's not a Japanese Day of the Dead without a random Stitch!
One of the coolest things I've seen at a park. Forget being in a costume — there was an autotuned voice box and the person wearing the costume could say whatever they wanted. Talk about lawsuit in America
The American Waterfront is a beautifully constructed region of DisneySea that really reminded me of third-grade field trips in America. You know, the ones where we reenacted colonialism without all of the land conquest and killing.
The Cook-Off. So wonderfully American with a hint of volcanic action in the background.
I find it mildly hilarious that the Waterfront is reminiscent of Massachusetts and they have witches everywhere.
The nighttime glow really makes this park stand out for me. It flickers with lanterns, light emanating from lava, or futuristic blubs, depending on where you are in the park.
Hidden away in the medieval castle is this little game, where for a few hundred yen you can race your boat beneath the constellations.
You can also learn astronomy in this room, where the sounds of medieval monks chant and fake winds whisper through the room. Real Skyrim stuff, here.
Just a spectacular view, equipped with Japanese people that unabashedly dress up in twee just to go to a theme park.
Oh, yeah. Right. As we hit up the last ride, we stumbled upon Toyville. We had spent something like seven hours at the park and didn't even see this section.
The estimated wait time was something like, "Seriously, you should have been here eight hours ago".
I know a few Disney-philes that would love to be in this tram shuttle.
The following morning, we hit the ground running and swung by Tsukiji Market, which has been revamped since I last visited in 2010. They now have a brand new visitor's center and indoor portion with permanent shops.
Coincidentally, I came to this same sushi shop five years ago with the North American Kenjinkai (Fukushima) homestay program.
My brother is very vocal about his disdain for my need to document every delicious meal I eat.
Tuna-don. God looking at it makes my mouth water!
This isn't unusual at Tsukiji.
After Tsukiji, it was a quick hop on the train to hit up the PokeCenter.
As of March 1st, I've been to three Pokemon Centers and two PokeCenter stalls. None of them have been a disappointment.
Birthday Boy got a crown, 5% off, and he got to choose a Pokemon to get added into his 3DS game. Cha-ching.
It was a foggy and rainy day when we decided to end our last full day in Tokyo. We made our way through a canopy of trees that eventually led to the large Meiji Jingu shrine. The woods were wild and you could barely see the sliver of foggy sky above.
The entrance. To the left is the temizuya, where you cleanse yourself before entering the shrine.
What a magnificent tree, growing above the prayers offered at the shrine.
Prayers from people all over the world.
Gems like these are out on display for everyone, so we can reflect on what others wish for as well.
Please, please… help world and universal harmony.
I'll be returning to Tokyo next month but until then…
Shine on, my friends. My planet needs me.


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Oksana Grigorieva Music Video: Say My Nameby Free Britney at . Comments
The music video for Oksana Grigorieva's "Say My Name." It's hot stuff, to say the very least.
You are 2 woman haters.. Oksana has more than you'll ever have in your fat ass lifetime!!!
Your comment is disgusting. You're just another woman hater with little choice.
Mel's whore's music is "hot stuff"? Oh! You mean she sounds like a cow in heat. But that's a pity 'cause she gives those California cows a bad name. Oh, wait. That's cause she isn't a native of California -- she's a Russian import, here to make her fortune in being covered by bulls.
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Long Beach Grand Prix Cover/poster Art!!
It was great to be asked over the off season to do the cover art for the 2015 Long Beach Grand Prix! The process took a while to get just the right perspective, but they were fantastic about not pushing me on style. They liked this look and let me go!
I will be in Long Beach this year for the race, and will have a display in the convention center. Please come by and say hi, and see what else I've been up to!
Snap-On tool event in Chicago
In a very cold Chicago I painted this scene of aircraft maintenance using Snap-on tools. It was painted live at a cocktail reception at the Snap-on Tools conference on Monday night.
I spent maybe 2 hours on this 60″ X 42″ piece, and had a lot of interaction with the attendees, many of whom had suggestions about particular tools that could be incorporated which made the event very interactive. Later visitors could pick out the particular tools being used. Very cool.
What a year!
Great fun in Montreal, the Inaugural Tagliani Foundation gala
Alex and Bronte Tagliani invited me to come to Montreal and do a little painting at their inaugural gala. The venue was spectacular. I did two paintings, one in the afternoon during the golf tournament celebrating Alex's crazy busy and varied year that everyone in the tournament was invited to add a few strokes to, the other during dinner of another famous French Canadian, Gilles Villeneuve in the Ferrari. Both were auctioned for the foundations charities and raised $9,000.00!!
On the easel now….
Tudor Awards Banquet in NYC!
At the fabulous Cipriani's in NY on 42nd St, the Inaugural Tudor Awards Banquet was held Monday night. Continental commissioned 3 paintings from me, these two were done at the studio, a third, which will be up soon, was painted during cocktails before the ceremony began. Continental has me do the paintings and a set of prints of each and send them to the winning teams. A great gig and a great client.
Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion
Another incredible, mind boggling weekend of race car porno! The image below was painted live at the Thursday evening welcoming party and features a rare Maserati 250 Picolo that was in attendance, a real stunner.
Below that is the cover/poster art for the event.
St. Pete reprise in Indianapolis.
Back at the beginning of the year, I did a live painting at the Yellow Party in St. Pete. It sold at an auction that night and, IMHO, it looked fantastic. Andretti racing liked it so much they asked me if I would do another, similar, one for their offices. So the day after they won the Indy 500 I went over to their shop in Indianapolis, set up my easel, and painted one up. BTW, the offices are a gallery of my work, very cool. Anyway, Marcia Reinauer set up a camera and made a video of the painting and it looks terrific. Thanks Marcia!
So, this is the first one done in St. Pete:
See the video of the one done in May in Indy:
Meanwhile, in Columbus…
For the third year I travelled to Columbus Ohio for the Rally 4 The Ranch charity gala. This year Rick Mears was honored and during dinner I did a painting of him making the winning pass on Michael Andretti Around the outside in turn 1, about 12 laps before the end of the 1991 Indy 500. And I was there that year and saw it live! It was a fantastic finish, and one of the most exciting passes I've ever seen.
This was Rick's final of 4 wins at the Speedway, and a very exciting and satisfying victory. In the painting just behind Rick's car is a ghost of the 1911 winning Marmon Wasp from the very first 500. I had an opportunity to talk with Rick about the painting, his career, racing at Indy and that race in particular. Very cool. Anyway, the painting auctioned off for the charity for $20,000.00! In the second picture is the successful bidder, Rick Mears, Bobby Rahal, and some artist dude.


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We just got word from the House Industries team that they have teamed with Herman Miller Japan to announce a conceptually elegant collaboration that combines the classic Eames wire-base table with timeless typographic forms drawn from the House Industries Eames Century Modern font collection.
West One "Freedom Suite" at Environment Los AngelesJuxtapoz // Wednesday, September 07, 2011
West One, who has been featured in our NYC Graffiti issue, will be unveiling new works and a public mural later this month at Environment in Los Angeles, in an exhibition titled, Freedom Suite. West will paint a huge mural on the exterior of Environment's Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles showroom.


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Salem Lutheran School
Private School | Grades PK,K-6
Glendale, CA 91202
(818) 243-8264
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