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If you want a hotel with super great food, a small luxury hotel Chambers may be what you are looking for. The sleeping rooms are small but the décor is very lively and stylish featuring contemporary art on the walls. The location at Fifth Avenue and 56th Street puts you right in the middle of New York's premiere Fifth Avenue shops and museums. They offer 72 sleeping rooms and five suites that are an oasis of calm in one of the world's most hectic cities. The soaring lobby and the open, second-floor Mezzanine are stunning and are great places to relax or meet friends.
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- Carpets were frayed - Friendly and helpful staff - Housekeeping didn't show up for one day of our stay
- Beds and sheets are first-rate - Room decor is lovely and modern - Right off of 5th ave and central park
- Room comes with a dvd player - Showerhead is a high powered wide head - Bar and restaurant of the hotel are great
- Service was fabulous - Rooms are pretty standard but the bathrooms are generous - Bar was ok
- Shower was fantastic - Bathroom didn't have shower gel - Food and service were exceptional
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24-hour reception
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Continental breakfast
Being located in the very heart of midtown Manhattan, the amazing four-star Chambers Hotel is just steps away from Fifth Avenue, shopping, museums and Central Park and easy access to the major three airports.
Besides magnificent industrial architecture and cosmopolitan style, the hotel boasts modern business area with conference room, and fitness center.
All 72 of Chambers' loft-like rooms and five suites feature complimentary high speed internet connection, large work desk with modem and flat screen TV with satellite and cable channels.
The magnificent Má pêche restaurant, bar and Milk bar serves menu inspired by international and local traditions as well as good wines, coffee and tea.
La Guardia Airport is only 9.8km away, John F. Kennedy International Airport 14km, and Newark Airport 40km.
Year renovated 2011. Number of floors 14. Number of rooms 77.
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|New York - 3.7 mi
|La Guardia (LGA) - 5.5 mi, Teterboro (TEB) - 7.5 mi
|Train Stations
|Grand Central Station - 4300 ft, Penn Station - 1.3 mi
|Underground stations
|57th Street (IND Sixth Avenue Line) - 1000 ft, 57th Street - Midtown - 1700 ft
|Bus stop
|- 700 ft
|Momofuku Ma Peche (cuisine: American, Vietnamese) - 100 ft, Joe's Shanghai (cuisine: Chinese, Dim Sum) - 100 ft
Every room comes packed with mini-bar with wine and beverages, in-room safes, air-conditioning, CD/DVD player and iPod docking station, 42" plasma TV in all suites, two dual line phones, and hair dryer.
The hotel boasts standard queen room, deluxe queen, deluxe king, studio double, studio king, studio suite, deluxe suite, terrace suite and duplex suite.
Dining options
Má pêche restaurant welcomes visitors daily for breakfast from 7am to 11am, lunch Mon – Sat 11.30am to 2.30pm, dinner Mon – Sat 6pm to 11pm and Sun 6pm to 10pm and serves tasty dishes of international and American gastronomy.
Bar is open Mon – Sat 11am to 12am, and Sun 11am to 10pm and offers traditional and creative drink cocktails, coffee and tea.
Milk bar is open Mon-Sat 8am to 11pm, and Sun 8am to 10pm.
In-room dining is available Mon - Sun 6.30am to 12am.
All visitors are offered a continental breakfast for a fee.
Business area comprises conference room ideal for small meetings for up to 15 guests and provides all the modern technology and equipment.
Catering is provided from the on-site restaurant.
Fitness center is available on site. In addition, in room yoga instruction and massage are available upon request.
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Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel for free.
|Guest Parking
private hotel parking is possible on site and the rate is USD 52 per day.
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|Children and extra beds
Pets are allowed on request.
Every room comes packed with mini-bar with wine and beverages, in-room safes, air-conditioning, CD/DVD player and iPod docking station, 42" plasma TV in all suites, two dual line phones, and hair dryer.
The hotel boasts standard queen room, deluxe queen, deluxe king, studio double, studio king, studio suite, deluxe suite, terrace suite and duplex suite.
30m2 light room with subtle color palettes offers a Queen size bed, a cozy sitting area with arm-chairs and functional work desk area, a bathroom with all modern amenities. The windows of the corner room feature the 56th Street view.
32m2 light room with subtle color palettes offers a King size bed, a cozy sitting area with arm-chairs and functional work desk area, a bathroom with all modern amenities. The windows of the room feature the 56th Street view.
42m2 Studio Double with windows opening on the 56th Street view and decorated with original works of contemporary art offers two Double beds, a cozy sitting area and fully equipped bathroom.
42m2 comfortable Studio decorated with original works of art and designed in subtle color palettes offers spacious space with a King size bed, well-furnished sitting area and functional work desk area, a bathroom with all contemporary facilities.
47m2 designed in subtle color palettes with windows opening on the 56th Street view offers a King size bed, cozy sitting area and spacious bathroom with all modern facilities.
56m2 Deluxe Suite with deluxe amenities and lavish details soothing modernist interiors emphasizing comfort, harmonized proportions and calming offers a King size bed, a cozy separate living room with sofa bed and fully equipped bathroom.
Having 65m2 of indoor and 70m2 of outdoor space with the terrace opening on the 56th Street view Suite features a King size bed in cozy bedroom, a spacious well-furnished sitting area with sofa bed and fully equipped bathroom.
Having 84m2 of indoor and 37m2 of outdoor space Duplex Suite with deluxe amenities and lavish details with soothing modernist interiors emphasizing comfort offers a King size bed in spacious bedroom and light living room with sofa bed, a luxury bathroom with all modern amenities. The windows of the Suite overlooks the 56th Street views.
Spacious light room with terrace opening on the 56th Street view having 30m2 of indoor and 19 m2 of outdoor space offers a Queen size bed , a cozy sitting area and a bathroom with all modern facilities. The adjoined terrace opens towards charming city views.
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The surrounding is rich with interesting sites and landmarks such as Carnegie Hall, Central Park, Lincoln Center, Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center, The Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle, Trump Tower, St Patrick's Cathedral and Times Square.
Shopping fans will enjoy Abercrombie & Fitch, The Apple Store, Armani, Barney's New York, Bergdorf Goodman, Bottega Veneta, Bulgari, Burberry, Chanel, Christian Dior, Escada, Gucci, Henri Bendel, Louis Vuitton, Nike and Prada.
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Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial5000 ftW. Park Dr. and W. 72nd St., New York City
Scandinavia House5000 ft58 Park Avenue (between 37th and 38th St.), New York City
Whitney Museum of American Art5100 ft945 Madison Avenue at 75th Street, New York City
Church of Our Savior5100 ft59 Park Avenue at 38th Street, New York City
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Top of the Rock Observation Deck1900 ft30 Rockefeller Center, New York City
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St. Thomas Church1000 ft1 West 53rd St, New York City
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Momofuku Ma Peche
69% likes this, based on 131 reviews
Cuisine: American, Vietnamese
Price Range: USD 27 - USD 152100 ft15 west 56th street
Phone: 212-757-5878
Joe's Shanghai
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Cuisine: Chinese, Dim Sum
Price Range: USD 1 - USD 21100 ft24 W 56TH St
Phone: (212) 333-3868
Il Tinello Ristorante
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Cuisine: Italian
Price Range: USD 51 - USD 81100 ft16 W 56th St
Phone: 212-245-4388
Uncle Jack's Steakhouse - Midtown
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Phone: 2122451550
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Cuisine: Cuban100 ft23 W 56th St
Phone: (212) 315-4313
Getting there.
Once travelling from the Newark Airport follow the signs towards Lincoln Tunnel and Dyer Avenue, then turn right on W 42nd Street and get to the left onto 8th Avenue.
From John F. Kennedy International Airport check the signs to the Van Wyck Expressway and West/Midtown Tunnel, then get on 3rd Avenue, E 42nd Street and 6th Avenue where the hotel is on the corner of 56th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues.
From La Guardia Airport follow the signs towards Grand Central Parkway West and Manhattan with exits to the Brooklyn Queens Expressway (I-278).
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I am 44 years old and for years I have seen red spots off and on on my penis. Some were scaly and gone within a couple weeks to a month. I went to DERM. 10 years ago and he said it was some kind of dermitits. I have used many ointments to no avail. Sometimes its gone for a couple months. It was clear for the last month and today and my penis tip and upper shaft have little red painless bumps. Looks like small pimples, no pain no puss Have pics. Seen pics of STDs and I dont think I have any.
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Residents of the Greenough Shire will be able to officially voice their views on amalgamation plans with a poll to be held next month.
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Australian diver Loudy Tourky has won the silver medal in the 10 metre platform event at the world swimming championships in Montreal.
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Doctors in Germany say they hold grave fears for the health of two Australian cyclists who were hit by a car earlier this week.
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Melbourne Airport has claimed the title of Australia's fastest growing international airport for the eighth consecutive time after receiving a record number of travellers in the last financial year.
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New fees and charges are now in force at the Eurobodalla's waste facilities.
Gold Coast surfers Luke Egan, Bede Durbidge, Joel Parkinson and Dean Morrison are through to the fourth round of the World Championship Tour (WCT) event at Jeffreys Bay in South Africa.
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There are calls to implement greater monitoring of New South Wales' south coast forests to stop wide-scale land clearing.
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Mayor of Kalgoorlie Boulder Ron Yuryevich says he believes the region's sunny climate makes the city an ideal candidate for the Federal Government's Solar Cities program.
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The chairman of Tourism Australia says the Robina to Coolangatta rail link on the Gold Coast should be completed as quickly as possible.
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The chairman of Newcastle Council's Strategic Heritage Committee says he does not want the historic former post office building to become just another inner-city drinking establishment.
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Researchers at Newcastle's John Hunter Hospital are involved in a new nationwide clinical trial examining ways to boost the cure rates for people with hepatitis C.
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Hi! This Jeff Donaldson. Ann Contesse Tyler is not John Tyler wife. Mary Armistead Tyler #162174800 is his wife. I hope this will help. (I Peter 5:7)
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Hi Bill..you are a busy man!..Thank for taking the time to respond to my query and I will follow up on your advice..and thank you as well for your service to our country!..Sincerely, Wendy
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Good Morning..I hesitated to bother you but since you are so active in Vermont history I wondering if you could please help me with locating the couple located above. Elethear died Feb. 1, 1857 in Rutland, Vermont and per her death info is buried in Evergreen, Cemetery. Ezekial died in Boston, Mass. Dec. 10, 1863, however he was brought back to Rutland, Vermont and buried in Evergreen Cemetery as well. When I looked Evergreen up on Find A Grave I found that there are 2 in Rutland..but could not locate a history of either one to try to determine where they may be buried. I thank you in advance for your time and sincerely appreciate your help and advice..Have a great day, Wendy
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Cool, 3 of those have stones I found and 3 are on the other list and no stone found now. Good place to start poking around.
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OK Bill, I hope Mr/Mrs Bates do a walk around this weekend and call to say they found John. After finding him in the history book I assume he is in the First Weybridge Hill cemetery so maybe if you go there will be a stone found. Did he have any other family names that might be near him? I have listed all I found and just added the few others that I did not find but were listed in the history book. If you see any connection in the list that might be a starting place to poke around. This is a stony/ledge area and a lot of what look like markers are actually ledge and lot of the old markers can't be read. Seems like he should pop his head up and say hi soon if we keep after him.
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BTW I would be happy to show you where it is if you are over here again. A hike across private property but land owner is ok with it
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After getting home I have looked at some of the Weybridge History and it does show John Nixon JR 4/24/1813 age 55 in First Weybridge Cemetery. Maybe the land owner will have better luck. I believe I have all the stones I can read entered now. I did try checking the footstones today to make sure the initials matched the stone. There are still a lot of old stones I can't read. I am trying to find some info on the Nixon Farm
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Thank you for the offer to visit Old Chelsea cemetery again. I would love it, if it hasn't snowed yet. Some of the markers I am looking for include, Content Buck, possibly another Daniel Buck, Infant Buck, Londuis Buck, and Samuel Buck. I am not sure if there are any more or not, but I would love to see what you can come up with. These are all family members of mine. Thank you so much.
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VERNON TOWNSHIP — Seymour's Zoey Johnson set a course record with a 19:18.2 in winning the Hoosier Hills Conference Girls Cross County individual title on Saturday at Muscatatuck State Park.
Johnson's effort helped the Owls to a third-place finish behind conference champion Floyd Central and runner-up New Albany.
"The course record didn't even enter my mind," said Johnson, who ran under overcast skies that kept temperatures cool. "I just wanted to run a good race. It felt good to have such a good run at the conference meet. I felt great during my run and my body felt great. I had a case of dead legs this past week, but today I felt great."
Columbus East finished fifth and was led by Morgan Ketron's 15th-place finish in 21:51.3. Jennings County finished seventh and was led by Olivia Heaton, who placed eighth in 21:21.
Johnson's steady pace enabled her to pull away from the rest of the field by more than a minute.
On the boys side, Bedford North Lawrence captured the team title.
The Seymour boys finished second and were led by Jack Tormoehlen (16:58.4) who finished third to race winner Arthur Cross-Najafi from Bedford North Lawrence (16:34.7).
"I felt pretty good out there," Tormoehlen said. "My time was a little slower than usual for me, but I'm happy with it. It was a good run."
Cross-Najafi held on to win a competitive race that saw the top five runners finish within a 30-second margin of each other.
The Columbus East boys finished fifth and were led by Clayton Johnson, who finished in 17:39.7. The Jennings County boys finished seventh and were led by Jonah Woods (17:03.2).
Conference Coach of the Year honors went to Carl Hook (girls) from Floyd Central and Scott Hiles (boys) from Bedford North Lawrence.
Columbus East, Jennings County and Seymour will get another chance Tuesday when they meet at the Brown County Invitational. The sectionals are Oct. 9.


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Possible shark encounter at San Onofre
SAN ONOFRE STATE BEACH – Local surfer Dave Schulte and son Ryan, along with a visitor from North Carolina, had a close call this week with what they believe was a 5-foot shark.
The three were surfing Trail One about 6 p.m. Monday, and had been out about two hours. It's a secluded section, tough to get to because of a long walk down a steep cliff. The benefits include fewer crowds; the downfall is that sharks have been spotted there through the years.
The surfers were sitting in about six feet of water, the ocean smooth and glassy as the sun started to go down. They noticed a pod of dolphins moving through the lineup unusually close to shore. There were also large schools of baitfish that would frequently jump out of the water, "as if being chased from below," Schulte said.
The three were the only ones surfing there, and when they felt the water move under their boards, they thought it was a dolphin. But then nothing appeared on the water's surface. Dolphins typically appear on the surface, but sharks do not.
"The shark went right underneath us," Schulte said. "I kept waiting for it to pop up to the surface, but it never did."
A minute later, it came back from the opposite direction, and hit the visiting surfer's leg, bumping him off his board.
"It wasn't a heavy bump, but it caused him to freak out," Schulte said. "He leaned to the side and the board popped out under him."
The North Carolina surfer – who was camping at San Onofre – got back on the board and said "I just got bumped. I think it was a shark."
Schulte said he didn't want to make a big deal out of it, because he was out there with his 14-year-old son. So he waited for Ryan to catch a wave in before going to shore and telling him what was going on.
Schulte said he wasn't freaked out, because he knows smaller sharks like this one have no interest in humans.
"That place has a history of sharks. That's why I felt comfortable – the little ones aren't interested in us, they were just looking for fish in the area. They weren't aggressive at all," he said.
Schulte – a surf contest judge and announcer – said he's been trained to watch the water for anything out of the ordinary.
The tide was just starting to fill in, causing waves to break closer to shore, in turn moving fish closer. He said the recent sighting was right before a grunion run, which draws sharks who like to feed on the smaller fish.
Even before the encounter, Schulte said the surfer from North Carolina said "I have an eerie feeling."
"You just kind of can tell when something is going on," Schulte said.
It's not the first encounter Schulte has had with sharks at San Onofre. About a decade ago, he was a frequent surfer at this spot and saw sharks regularly.
Back then, he contacted Ralph Collier, founder of Shark Research Committee in Northern California, to discuss the sightings.
Collier asked him to try to get video, so Schulte sat on a cliff for hours with his camera in hand. He got what he wanted – a fin sticking out of the water.
The week of that 2003 sighting was the same week a woman was attacked by a shark off the Central Coast, and the video of the San Onofre shark was shown across the world.
Schulte said a heavy El Niño season in the mid-'80s created a river that would attract sharks. They'd show up every six months or so to rinse their gills and get rid of parasites. A whale buried in the area also attracted the sharks.
"I kept telling everyone sharks are down there, but no one would believe me," he said.
He said he's made about 20 sightings through the years, but it's been a few years since he has seen one at Trail One.
He said that's the reason he hooked up with Collier years ago: to learn whether these sharks were going to hurt him, he said.
"They're probably more scared of me than I am of them," he said. "And when you see them a lot, they don't scare you like they used to."
Schulte and Collier started the Pacific Coast Shark News section on the Shark Research Committee website, where surfers report sightings. He shared the latest incident on the website.
"The reason I share this is because I want people to be aware," Schulte said. "We wanted to raise awareness. We'd feel awful if we had this info and someone got hurt."
So far this year, there have been about 50 shark sightings or encounters posted on the site, including a few in Orange County in places such as Dana Point, Huntington and San Clemente.
Schulte said he'll be back surfing Trail One soon.
"I'll probably go back there next week," he said.
He said it's part of what you accept as a surfer.
"They're busy catching small fish. They want nothing to do with us. It's just part of what we have to deal with as surfers," he said. "Most people don't even realize they're surfing with sharks."
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Two weeks ago I attended the Grand Prix of the Americas, at the Circuit Of The Americas in Austin, Texas. It was my first time going to Austin, my first time at the track, but not my first time attending a MotoGP race. However, this time was different. For once, I didn't have a media credential. I didn't have to wake up early, dart to the track, setup shop in the media room, and watch the action from a television screen 100 yards away from where it was all happening.
No. This time the computer stayed in the hotel room, and I traded my media pass for some sunscreen. This weekend, I was watching the Austin grand prix from the cheap seats, with my pals Derek Schoeberle of Suzuki, Arthur Coldwells of Ultimate Motorcycling Magazine, and Tom Montano, contributor to Cycle News, but maybe better known as the 2001 AMA Pro Thunder Champion (you'd never know it if you didn't ask, but we made sure it was the running joke of the weekend). It's been a while since I got to go to a race as just one of the guys. And you know what? I loved it.
Prime seats at the top of the turn 1 hill afforded us great views of the track, plus a jumbotron!
Simply arriving at the track, it's clear the local police have a routine for how to get the maximum number of vehicles in and out as quickly as possible. The same can't be said for other races I've gone to – both here and abroad.
Once parked, there were countless shuttles and busses ready to drop you off at almost any vantage point around the huge facility. Again, something I can't say for other races I've been to. The people were friendly and courteous, in typical Texas fashion, and gave great advice for some primo viewing spots which were all accessible with just my general admission ticket.
One particular suggestion was the grassy knoll lining the front straight. I was shocked to hear it, as no other MotoGP race I've been to has allowed access to the straight without some really expensive pieces of paper or an inside connection. Sure enough, for one practice session we walked right in and sat down with no issues. The "seats" were cool, but honestly, the bikes flew past so quickly we could only see them for a second or two at a time — but boy are they loud! Thankfully, we just happen to sit across from a giant screen showing the live feed of bikes running around, so all wasn't lost.
The elevation gain at turn one has to be seen to be believed. Unlike other tracks, whose elevation gains are a natural byproduct of being built into a hillside, this elevation was entirely man-made.
If you've only seen turn one of the COTA track from TV, let me tell you, the screen doesn't do it any justice. The incline is enormous! I later learned during the track's construction, the elevation was built into the track, as the land was flat as a pancake beforehand. Well, Kevin Schwantz, and everyone else involved with designing the track, all I can say is: good job! (How much influence did Schwantz have? Consider the track is 3.4 miles long and has 34 garages. Coincidence?). With lots of grandstands stationed in the area, and even more grassy areas surrounding it, we decided to scout the location for a possible viewing place once the race started. Sure enough, there was plenty of room to sit, and another jumbotron. Not to mention, the elevated position gave us an expanded view of the track. COTA was quickly becoming my new favorite racing venue.
During down time, the vendor area seemed lively and well attended. Honda and Yamaha had a big presence, but even so, the smaller booths still held prominent displays and there was plenty of room to mill about and check out the scene. No standing shoulder to shoulder as I've experienced elsewhere. And because it sure can get hot in Texas, there were free water bottle refilling stations smartly placed, with nice and attentive faces manning the faucets. Nice touch, COTA. Ducati Island was stationed in a different area, but, as always, it was a popular attraction whether you were a Ducatisti or not. Of course, the fashion show and runway models didn't hurt, either.
Come race day, we camped out in our spot on the turn one hill. The faint sound of music from atop the hill grabbed our attention, and when we came to, we discovered a well-stocked concession area with – get this – good food! Armed with kettle corn, some pepperoni pizza, and a cold brew, we watched a close battle in Moto3, some good action in Moto2, and Jorge Lorenzo completely botch the start in MotoGP. In hindsight, I'm glad he did — the race was a snoozefest otherwise.
The entire weekend was a throwback to my early days of going to moto races, including snapping pictures of bikes through holes in the fence.
And then there was the city. When I landed in Austin, there were banners and posters all over the Austin airport touting the racing events that weekend. The town and its people seemed genuinely excited. There's plenty of lodging relatively close to the track (we were apparently staying in the same hotel as the Repsol Honda team), and downtown Austin sure is a lively place with great food and good music (and plenty of eye candy!)
While our job certainly is fun and glamorous at times, with some great perks, sometimes we lose the perspective of the guys and gals we're writing to: you. My weekend in Austin, with none of the usual pressures of a moto-journalist covering a race weekend, brought back that perspective and recharged my batteries. Long live motorcycle racing!
No trip to a race is complete without a picture of the Monster girls…with bonus photobomb by a Tech 3 mechanic!
I went to COTA for its opening round, first time at a racing event and I had a blast. Might try Indy this year if funds are good.
Heard good things about indycar racing.Lot more relaxed than F1.
No Laguna seca, no AMA at Infineon, only WSB for me this year. Sux.
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Lies, damned lies, and government jobs statistics.
Rarely has the cliché rung as true as with the latest report that showed the nation's jobless rate fell 0.1 of a percentage point last month, to 7.6%—even though fewer people had jobs and more were unemployed. The improvement, if you can call it that, was the result of nearly half a million folks dropping out of the labor force and the smallest percentage of the working-age population in the workforce in a generation.
All of which came as a shock to bulls on Wall Street, who had lifted the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Standard & Poor's 500 to records surpassing their previous peaks set in October 2007. That's even though the bond and commodity markets have been sending signals in recent days that were out of phase with the steady melt-up in the major market indexes.
The March employment report released Friday morning actually was the culmination of a parade of weaker-than-expected data for the month just ended, including softer (but still positive) readings for purchasing managers' indexes for both manufacturing and services, plus a rise in initial claims for unemployment insurance in the past three weeks.
But none of that prepared the markets for the shocking news that nonfarm payrolls increased by only 88,000 workers in March, less than half the consensus guess from economists of a 190,000 rise. (The payroll data come from a survey of business establishments, separate from the polling of households that provide the numbers that go into the politically important unemployment rate.)
There were some consolation prizes in the jobs-report bust, notably upward revisions in February's payrolls to a gain of 268,000 from 236,000, and January's rise, to 148,000 from 119,000. And these are seasonally adjusted numbers, which are heavily influenced by small variations in the weather or calendar quirks, especially early in the year. As Citigroup economist Steven C. Wieting points out, before seasonal adjustment, payrolls actually rose by 759,000 in March, which was short of the average 900,000 rise in the two previous years. That followed a 1.022 million jump in February, which was above the average increase of 880,000 in the prior two years. So, month-to-month swings in the payroll numbers should be taken with a hefty chunk of salt.
That said, the household report told a scarier story of fewer folks working and even fewer looking for work, even if it anomalously produced a lower headline jobless rate. Only 63.3% of the working-age population was either working or actively looking for a job last month, the lowest since May 1979, when the participation in the workplace by women was ramping up. Had labor-force participation rates remained around the 66% level that had prevailed before the 2007-2009 recession, the unemployment rate would be about four percentage points higher, in the mid-11% range, writes Joshua Shapiro, chief economist for MFR. And demographics aren't affecting the participation rate as commonly assumed.
"Making things worse from a social perspective," he adds, "the drop in the participation rate has been centered in younger workers, many of whom have given up hope of finding a decent job and are instead continuing in school and racking up enormous amounts of student debt, which has contributed to the recent surge in consumer credit outstanding. Difficulties of the young are exacerbated by the rising participation rates of older members of the labor force who have seen retirement savings/benefits and home values diminish, and who are now being forced to work longer than many had originally planned."
Fiscal policy may be a deterrent to hiring, however. The termination of the 2% payroll tax "holiday" may be beginning to bite. Retailers cut employment by 24,000 last month amid generally soggy same-store sales. Meanwhile, the March 1 spending cuts under the so-called sequester have yet to be felt. The 7,000 drop in government employment reflected mainly a 12,000 decline at the Postal Service, which is unrelated to the sequester.
Taking the sum of the jobs numbers, Philippa Dunne and Doug Henwood of the Liscio Report write that the labor market's weakness reflects weak hiring more than sackings. Meanwhile, weakness in hourly earnings—flat in the latest month—doesn't point to tighter labor-market conditions, which typically would be implied by a lower jobless rate. And if wages do tick up, the reserve army of labor, to use Marx's term, of folks not officially in the workforce can readily be called up. That is, if employers want to enlist them.
BEFORE THE BUREAU OF Labor Statistics stunned the bulls with punk jobs numbers, the bond market was on to what was afoot. Amid the universal near-certainty at the beginning of 2013 that bond yields had nowhere to go but up, the Treasury market has rallied in seeming incongruous fashion to bring yields to levels below where they ended last year.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury note ended the week at 1.71%, below 1.76% at year end and well under the 2.06% peak hit in early March. More surprisingly, the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond sliced through the 3% level, to 2.86% at week's end, down from more than 3.25% in early March. The notion of locking in an investment paying less than 3% for three decades seems ludicrous—except given the recent price performance captured by the iShares Barclays 20+Year Treasury Bond TLT 0.2557148392096087% iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF U.S.: Nasdaq 129.38 0.33 0.2557148392096087% /Date(1461963600433-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7258199 AFTER HOURS 129.38 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 158115 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 2.4132168805070338% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » exchange-traded fund (ticker: TLT). "For all the daily 'hype' about hitting new highs, the long bond (TLT) has outperformed stocks (SPY) since Feb. 1," writes Peter Tchir, head of TF Market Advisors, citing the symbol for the SPDR Standard & Poor's 500 SPY -0.5383048723170922% SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust U.S.: NYSE Arca 206.3308 -1.1167 -0.5383048723170922% /Date(1461963600261-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 123831127 AFTER HOURS 206.28 -0.0508000000000095 -0.02462065770112848% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18593010 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 2.0347984886405714% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » ETF. In the latest week, the long Treasury ETF surged 4.3%, more than reversing its first-quarter decline of 2.8%.
And even as the stock market's major measures have been scaling the new highs trumpeted on TV and the pages of nonfinancial newspapers, equities' advance has been led by staid, lower-risk stocks—in other words, the most bond-like names out there, a point made previously in this column (although admittedly a far from original one). Moreover, they remained a safe haven last week while the SPDR S&P 500 fell 1% after rising 10% in price terms in the first quarter. The Powershares QQQ QQQ -0.5269100489273617% PowerShares QQQ Trust Series 1 U.S.: Nasdaq 105.72 -0.56 -0.5269100489273617% /Date(1461963600378-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 65740586 AFTER HOURS 105.75 0.0700000000000074 0.028376844494892167% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1762200 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 1.2024214907302309% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (QQQ), which tracks the Nasdaq 100, slumped 1.6% last week after its 6% first-quarter gain. Meanwhile, the iShares Russell 2000 IWM -0.8986784140969163% iShares Russell 2000 ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 112.48 -1.02 -0.8986784140969163% /Date(1461964500000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 30720605 AFTER HOURS 112.6 0.11999999999999 0.10668563300142248% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2563932 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 1.1616002844950213% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » ETF (IWM)—the benchmark for small-capitalization stocks, which tend to be more domestically oriented than multinational big-caps—fell 2.9% last week after its 12% first-quarter score.
The Consumer Staples Select Sector XLP -0.20988360999809197% Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 52.3 -0.11 -0.20988360999809197% /Date(1461964500000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 12979015 AFTER HOURS 52.17 -0.129999999999995 -0.248565965583174% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 219524 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 2.07210707456979% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » SPDR (XLP) gave back just 0.28% last week after its 14% first-quarter gain, while the Health Care Select Sector SPDR XLV -1.564456981664316% Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 69.7908 -1.1092 -1.564456981664316% /Date(1461963599997-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 13516938 AFTER HOURS 69.79 -0.000799999999998136 -0.0011462828911547082% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 60912 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 1.3566028760237738% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (XLV) added 0.9%, building on its first-quarter rise of 15.4%. And the most bond-like sector ETF, the Utilities Select Sector SPDR XLU 0.6025348015790567% Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 48.42 0.29 0.6025348015790567% /Date(1461963600000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 20026474 AFTER HOURS 48.54 0.119999999999997 0.24783147459727387% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 150760 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 3.035952085914911% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (XLU), tacked on another 1.2% on top of its first-quarter gain. By contrast, the Technology Select Sector xlk -0.8705882352941177% Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 42.13 -0.37 -0.8705882352941177% /Date(1461963600000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11801264 AFTER HOURS 42.13 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 94901 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 2.090918585331118% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » SPDR (XLK) struggled with a 1.8% drop after its relatively tepid 4.9% advance. Other economically sensitive sectors also gave ground. After a 13% rally in the first quarter, the SPDR S&P Homebuilders XHB -0.3847292098253921% SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 33.66 -0.13 -0.3847292098253921% /Date(1461963600000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4894007 AFTER HOURS 33.66 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 16673 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 0.6185977421271539% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (XHB) dropped 3.8% last week. And the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets EEM -0.43427909669947884% iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 34.39 -0.15 -0.43427909669947884% /Date(1461963600020-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 81290757 AFTER HOURS 34.39 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5191921 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 2.9127013666763593% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » ETF (EEM) extended its 3.6% first-quarter slump with a further 2.7% drop last week.
After the euphoric first-quarter rally, a note of caution has entered the market conversation—as opposed to the unspoken risk aversion expressed by the strength of consumer staples stocks such as Procter & Gamble PG 0.45135406218655966% Procter & Gamble Co. U.S.: NYSE USD80.12 0.36 0.45135406218655966% /Date(1461963666738-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9050722 AFTER HOURS USD80.23 0.109999999999999 0.13729405891163254% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 340242 P/E Ratio 27.124382151804454 Market Cap 213267593619.589 Dividend Yield 3.342486270594109% Rev. per Employee 608973 More quote details and news » (PG). The shares ended the week less than a buck below their 52-week high as investors (forgive me for repeating) like Bounty even more than Treasury paper. After all, they're paying a fancy 19 times June fiscal-year earnings for it.
All of which makes the first-quarter earnings-reporting season, which kicks off this week, more crucial. Once again, corporations have managed expectations lower, with preannouncements of results tilted heavily to the negative side. While some expectations are for profits of S&P 500 companies to rise 15% this year, Michael Cosgrove, editor of the Econoclast monthly advisory, writes "earnings will be lucky to increase at half that pace."
Corporate earnings growth of 5%-6% may be more likely than a double-digit pace with nominal gross domestic product growing 4%. Moreover, a big chunk of S&P 500 earnings comes from abroad, and may lag owing to weakness in Europe and the dollar's strength, which hurts translation of foreign profits.
BEYOND ALL THESE FACTORS, the weak jobs report removes any near-term possibility that the Federal Reserve will scale back its purchases of Treasury and agency mortgage-backed securities, currently running at a $1 trillion annual pace. While the Fed has aimed to bring the unemployment rate down to 6.5% before reversing its hyper-expansive monetary policy, there is no chance it will be deluded into thinking that a lower jobless rate resulting from a half a million erstwhile workers going AWOL represents an actual improvement in the labor market.
The Bank of Japan said last week it would double its bond-buying program to a pace just short of the Fed's—to pump liquidity into the Japanese economy, which is one-third the size of the U.S. economy. That sent the yen plunging, with yields on 10-year Japanese government bonds falling to just 0.5%, while continuing to lift Japanese stock prices. Whether that pulls Japan's economy, which is weighed down by structural and demographic factors (more deaths than births), out of its torpor is another question.
But for now, America's and Japan's central banks have their printing presses on overdrive. The European Central Bank has been holding back, actually contracting its balance sheet recently, which increases the odds of a crisis worse than that surrounding Cyprus.
Rising risks may make investors with double-digit first-quarter gains think discretion is the better part of valor. They may be unfashionably early for the "sell in May and go away" hiatus, especially if earnings season disappoints.
Alan Abelson is out this week.
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This saucy, savory steak is sure to impress guests at your next summer cookout. James Beard suggests a side of buttered noodles to soak up the simple garlicky tomato sauce, as well as a mixed salad with garlic croutons and a bottle of Valpolicella.
Yield: 4 servings
Season steak with salt and pepper. Grill the steak according to the degree of rareness you like.
Heat oil in a large skillet or saucepan and sauté garlic. Add tomatoes and simmer until reduced by two-thirds. Season with salt, pepper, and oregano. Transfer the grilled steak to the sauce and let it cook 3 to 4 minutes longer, turning once. Carve and serve well sauced.
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Dolly Parton is turning 70 years young on Jan. 19.
Please join your neighbors and friends wishing her A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
From now until the end of January, each of the public libraries will have a birthday banner for you to sign and even include a personal greeting.
An award-winning singer, songwriter, performer and philanthropist, Dolly's career has spanned more than 50 years and is still going strong.
Gentle reader, our holiday hiatus is at an end, and we now resume our weekly Friday communication with you.
As you will recall, our last column of 2015 was one of reminiscences of Christmas parties of years past.
The Thomas Kinkade Christmas Light Show was on my "to do" list for the Christmas season.
I was delighted to find that the Roane County News offered an opportunity by the weekly drawing.
When the call came on Dec. 31, I was elated to learn that my name was drawn as a winner.
Needless to say, the Saturday matinee on Jan. 2, the last day of the show, became a very special event on my calendar.
This Christmas, my husband along with his unit, spent their holidays overseas doing just what they agreed to do, defend this beautiful country we live in.
This, by far, has been the most difficult Christmas for our family, and I'm sure many others.
But along with this heartache comes blessings, and the biggest blessing of all came from one of your teachers, along with her students and athletes.
Mrs. Weaver, a teacher at Roane County High School, her students and cheerleaders sent some much-needed Christmas spirit to our troops.
Must we really resolve to improve our diets or exercise routines in the New Year, in order to increase longevity or improve quality of life?
Unfortunately, gun violence and traffic accidents are still the leading causes of death among young people.
Fortunately, however, our fork – yet another deadly weapon — is within our own control.
Well over a million of us are killed each year by high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, cancer, and other chronic diseases linked to our meat-based diet.
We should be proud of our education system in Roane County.
There may have been some reports in the past that suggested we needed to improve our student test results, but the proof is in the pudding.
Compared to the educational systems of the ranching states in the West, we are doing well. Consider the actions of the ranchers who "gunned up" and took over federal buildings in Oregon, on federal land.
I was very disappointed to read that the Arby's truck will no longer sit in Roane County.
I'm disappointed not just because they make a good sandwich with a convenient delivery system, but also because it is another freedom denied our citizens by a few tax-loving, government-loving and kindergarten-minded (that's not fair) folks.
That truck represented a willing seller, willing buyers, with a legal product at an authorized location.
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Wine: A Drop of Rich, Fruity Collioure Could Have Saved My Much-Mourned Horse
Scruton, Roger, New Statesman (1996)
Tucked away below the eastern tip of the Pyrenees, its vineyards running up to the Mediterranean coast, in the last pocket of Catalan France before the real Catalonia, lies one of the smallest of the French appellations--just 800 acres of vineyards, making red and rose wines from Grenache Noir, Carignan and Mourvedre, with Syrah and Cinsault for spice.
The red wines of Collioure are rich, round, fruity and smooth like the luscious female nudes of the sculptor Aristide Maillol, who lived in the region and whose tomb stands by the vineyard of Clos Chatard. Roll the name "Maillol" in your mouth while imagining well-shaped buttocks and well-matured wine, and you won't be far from the taste of Collioure. It is the serene, robed and pontifical version of a flavour distantly imitated by those recently ordained candidates from the Languedoc. Its soft tannins and cherry-brandy aftermath ensure that, if anything can revive you, you will be revived by Collioure.
Alas, when my noble, generous, ever-to-be-mourned horse Barney collapsed beneath me last month in Badminton Park, there was no Collioure to hand. He opened his mouth as though to beg for some such potion, then, finding no relief, neighed twice from the encroaching darkness and died. No drink revives Barney's memory more vividly than the Collioure that might once have revived his heart. And it is with a bottle before me that I recall his virtues, and his determination to go on, half blind, arthritic and yet still a leader of the herd, to the very end. …


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Strong aluminum frame is light in weight and folds compactly for storage. Ergonomically designed 8"W seat for riding comfort. Features include easy twist-shift Shimano gears, front and rear hand brakes, adjustable seat and handlebar height, rear cargo rack, corrosion-resistant high-gloss finish and 20" wheels. Positive-lock latches secure seat and handlebar posts and open frame. For riders up to 250 lbs. Folds to 24 7/8"H x 11 7/8"W x 24 7/8"D.
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|The Faithful Pilot Café & Spirits launches a new Fall/Winter Menu
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Owner/Executive Chef Robert Day has created a new Fall/Winter Menu; the theme of this menu is Deconstruction. "Things that are on this menu are items nobody in Iowa is doing or seeing right now."
The menu launches tonight at 5 p.m
The Faithful Pilot is located in downtown LeClaire and is open Monday – Saturday at 5p.m and Sundays for brunch at 9:30.
Although Chef Robert has done many menu changes with The Faithful Pilot this is his most daring and elaborate one yet. Taking normal everyday menu items like ravioli and opening it up and layering it around foie gras, and braised lamb shank. Chef Robert's passion and creativity comes through on this menu with every plate and every bite.
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June 17, 2011
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FORT BENNING, Ga., June 17, 2011 -- The "One Force, One Fight" approach was the winning combination for three Maneuver Center of Excellence Soldiers when it was announced today they won top honors in two different Army competitions.
Staff Sgt. John Heslin, with 192nd Infantry Brigade's 2nd Battalion, 47th Infantry Battalion, won the 2011 Army's Drill Sergeant of the Year Competition at Fort Jackson, S.C.
Halfway across the nation, Staff Sgt. Raymond Santiago, an instructor at the Ranger Training Brigade's 4th Ranger Training Battalion, and Spc. Blaise Corbin, operational forces specialist also with the 4th RTB, took the two top spots in the Army's Combined Arms Center Noncommissioned Officer and Soldier of the Year competition. Santiago was recognized as the CAC NCO of the Year and Corbin took home Soldier of the Year.
Leading up to the competition, the three winning Soldiers worked together every day on different Warrior tasks. This One Force, One Fight approach, fostered insight and momentum for the three to reach their goals, the three agreed.
"We are extremely proud of the accomplishments of these three Soldiers," said Command Sergeant Major Chris Hardy, the Maneuver Center of Excellence and Fort Benning Command Sgt. Maj. "Their personal commitment, expert attention to detail technical and tactical competence has set them apart from their peers in these competitions. My thanks and appreciation goes out to each of them for demonstrating inspired leadership, and also to their leaders and families for their tremendous support during these Soldiers training and preparation for these competitions. These accomplishments are a testament to the One Force, One Fight spirit exemplified at the Maneuver Center."
To win the coveted Drill Sergeant of the Year, Heslin rose above five other drill sergeants from across the Army's Training and Doctrine Command during the five-day competition at Fort Jackson.
"It was a tough five days. We were tested in our ability to perform and master all associated tasks and drills for basic combat training," said Heslin. "Working with Santiago and Corbin, and the many other Soldiers who supported us, really allowed us to focus on the training and preparation for competition. It's an absolute honor to bring this back to the Maneuver Center of Excellence, my unit and my family"they are the individuals who have allowed me to reach this point," he said.
Meanwhile, as Heslin knocked out the competition at Fort Jackson, Santiago and Corbin pushed forward against Soldiers from 10 installations, schools and support activities at Fort Leavenworth.
Santiago remained head-to-head with the lead NCO of the Year competitor throughout the CAC competition. After learning he claimed the CAC NCO of the Year he attributed his success to the training with Heslin and Corbin, and their ability to work together as a team.
"We trained hard collectively at the post level," said Santiago. "We focused on all areas, and challenged each other to go further and master each task"we trained pretty hard and it's great to see the reward today"it's an honor for us, but it won't stop here," he said.
Corbin, with less than a year in the Army under his belt, appreciated the "One Force, One Fight" approach to the competition and attributed it to directly helping him achieve success. "Studying for the boards was the most intimidating part of the Soldier of the Year competition," he said. "My success came from the support of the other members of my team," he said. "The experience and leadership insight I was able to get from training with Sergeants Santiago and Heslin was extremely valuable. By training with together, they kept me focused and motivated, and it was great that we were all striving for the same goal essentially."
Santiago and Corbin will represent the MCoE and Training and Doctrine Command at the Army's Best Warrior Competition Oct. 2-8 at Fort Lee, Va. There, they will compete against 24 of the Army's top NCOs and Soldiers from 12 commands over the course of five days. This competition will test their physical, mental and Army aptitude, warrior skills, fitness and ability to conduct battle drills relevant to today's operating environment. Competitors will also face two selection boards comprised of six senior sergeants major from across the Army and chaired by Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond Chandler.
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(June 26, 2009 - Charleston, South Carolina) During the closing weekend of the special exhibition Prop Master: An Installation by Juan Logan and Susan Harbage Page, the Gibbes Museum of Art will invite visitors to take home a piece of exhibition history. Museum goers can grab a box (or boxes) from the 10,000 that are the centerpiece of this critically acclaimed exhibition. Artists Juan Logan and Susan Harbage Page will be on hand to autograph boxes and encourage visitors to take home a symbol of Charlestons past.
Prop Master: An Installation by Juan Logan and Susan Harbage Page is a site-specific, large-scale installation created exclusively for the Gibbes. The exhibition, which opened in April and closes on July 19, draws materials from the museums permanent collection of portraits, landscape paintings, and archival materials. Artists Susan Harbage Page and Juan Logan juxtapose art objects drawn from the Gibbes collection with works of their own creation, to investigate the role of the institution of the museum as both a prop master and a prop with regard to race, class, and gender relations in Charleston society.
Strategically centered in the gallery, Prop Allocations or Accents for Gracious Living is an element of the exhibition that includes a platform holding 10,000 boxes. These boxes represent the 10,000 objects that comprise the museums collection. Interspersed among the 9,960 white boxes are 40 black ones that signify the works in the collection created by African Americans and acquired beginning in the 1950s. One of the black boxes is veiled, symbolizing the first work by an African American that became part of the Gibbes collection in 1943. Only long after its accession did it become known that its creator was African American.
We are excited about the opportunity to give this exhibition a proper closing. With Prop Master, Juan Logan and Susan Harbage Page have opened a critical discussion about the museum and our reflection of the community through the years. The dismantling of the 10,000 boxes will be symbolic but also fun. This is the first time weve been able to invite museum visitors to take part of an exhibition home, stated Gibbes Executive Director and Chief Curator Angela D. Mack.
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July 4th, 2012 (4:18 PM).
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Originally Posted by
Cam Meekins
Hey! Ever considered draco meteor on hydregion? It has some really good power to break the opponent's team! Have Fun!
I second this. Hydreigon can always switch to counteract Draco Meteor's Special Attack drop.
Also, what are the natures of your Pokemon?
Hydreigon should be Modest
Infernape should be Jolly
Jellicent should be Calm, given its current EV spread
Ferrothorn should be Relaxed
Mamoswine should be Adamant
Tornadus should be Timid
Now for the sets.
Stone Edge over ThunderPunch on Infernape since the latter seems to be strictly for Gyarados only. Use Flare Blitz and Close Combat as your remaining options.
Change Jellicent's EV spread to 252 HP/36 Def/220 SDef so that it has a bit of an easier time taking physical hits. Use Will-o-Wisp or Toxic over Shadow Ball or Ice Beam to support the team with status.
While Ferrothorn is a decent Curser, it's still vulnerable to Fire moves and needs a lot of support to function well. If you're using Curse, you should give it a Sassy nature because Curse will already take care of its physical stats. It should also use a more specially defensive spread with max HP and close to max Special Defense with the rest thrown in Defense. Also, this set should be used:
-Spikes/Stealth Rock
-Leech Seed
-Gyro Ball/Thunder Wave/Protect
-Power Whip/Protect
Nature: Relaxed
EVs: 252 HP/88 Def/168 SDef
Item: Leftovers
Mamoswine should use max Speed rather than max HP so that it can set up SR more easily against slower opponents.
Don't use Psychic on Tornadus; it doesn't give noteworthy coverage. Also, Rain Dance messes up with Infernape's Fire STAB. Outside of Rain, this should be used. This set can be used with both of its formes:
-Bulk Up
Nature: Jolly
EVs: 252 Atk/4 Def/252 Spe
Item: Flying Gem
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