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Flash Review 1, 3-20: All Dolled Up
Sasha Waltz, "Coppelia," and the Manipulation of the Body
By Paul Ben-Itzak
Copyright 2002 The Dance Insider
PARIS -- The rear approach to the Garnier Opera House is guarded by
18 women in bronze, hoisting lamps above their bared torsos, some
with their eyes open, some closed. Continue about a hundred feet up
the rue Halevy on a recent Saturday afternoon, and you would have
encountered a vigil of a different sort, with live women, some with
lampshades on their heads, protesting the latest billboard fronting
the trendy Galeries Lafayette: It showed a woman on a pedestal with a
lampshade covering her head, plugged in to a wall socket. The
activists were objecting to the objectification of women represented
by the billboard, but a frequenter of the ballet at the Garnier would
have found another feature to object to: The model's pencil-thin
body, compressed even more by her skintight black catwoman's suit.
The figure resembled, in its thinness, those of some of the Paris
Opera Ballet dancers featured Saturday night in Patrice Bart's
re-imagined "Coppelia," which envisions a swarthy Dark Prince of a
Coppelius whose objective is to turn Swanilda into a mannequin. A
lighter vision of humankind -- and a healthier representation of the
human body -- was revealed Friday at the Theatre de la Ville - Sarah
Bernhardt in Sasha Waltz's "S."
"S" is relevant to discuss in the context of nudity in dance because
Waltz proves that it's not the nudity which is problematic, but
whether the choreographer has justified it compositionally.
Notwithstanding a career-making performance by one of its stars, the
context of Bart's "Coppelia," which is less about the disillusionment
of Coppelius than his scheme to literally objectify Swanilda, makes
it relevant to consider ballet's hyper-thin body standard in the
context of a review of a ballet, particularly as there were prominent
reminders of that standard to be seen on the stage Saturday.
Perhaps egged on by the early exit of one spectator who gave the
performers a Bronx cheer as he exited, I winced when Waltz's 2000 "S"
began with one solitary naked guy flat onstage, joined in his nudity
post-haste by the seven other performers after they'd one-by-one
caressed the first man. Even as I winced, I checked myself: Was I
just a prudish American viewer unused to seeing naked bodies
Yet even as Waltz paraded her dancers' bodies, she was soon
satirizing herself. A man slowly, rapturously strips a woman down
from her 19th century ball gown regalia until she's stark naked; lays
her gently downstage left; then steps back and begins to divest
himself of his matching white shirt and trousers. But he gets no
farther than the shirt when he's interrupted by the entrance of
another woman, and freezes as if caught in the act, meekly laying
down sideways upstage from his partner, resting his head in his hands
and going to sleep. This interloper, who's entered rather jauntily in
high heels and short skirts, then strips to the buff.
The satire continues later in this first of three sequences when the
first woman, after succumbing to a sort of delirium tremens (along
with other performers now on the stage), nestles into the man, who
has been watching concernedly, and he suddenly gets the shakes too
before both disappear into the stage. (There is much disappearing and
re-appearing in this fashion, accomplished by a rectangular platform
downstage left with gaps on all sides.)
Once the ensemble is on stage, and contributing initially to my
skepticism, much of the dancers' movement consists of body spasms
while on their backs, as if in allergic reaction to the surface. When
I was able to wrench my attention from all the lovely flesh and look
up, there at the rear of the stage, projected in motion and sometimes
freeze-frame on a screen, was the ocean. A primeval meaning, then,
explains the bodies' nakedness and their writhing like fish suddenly
cast onto dry land.
Next it is playtime, as the dancers don bright (red) and simple (black shorts
and bras for one pair of women) costumes, and begin with a variation
on Simon says, except that both leader and followers retain only
jerky control of their bodies. Now the screen shows a pier. And, on
the isolated rectangular platform, a highway occasionally rolls,
taking performers with it as they slip below the platform through the
That road apparently leads to Africa, or at least that's what the
projections of the final section suggest, featuring a fertile plain
with bushes. overlaid with moving figures, animal and human. I
particularly loved the rhino whose curiosity as he examined the
landscape was evident even in outline.
The final destination of Waltz's journey in "S" appears to be
Bausch-land, as what unfolds in this third section is so outlandish
that at the end you find yourself laughing not at Waltz's
tanztheater, but with her.
One couple presents itself Butoh-like. I usually wince when
"Butoh-like" is used to describe anything slow, but here I think
Waltz may be having fun with the form. It's not just that the masked
partners navigate the stage at a snail's pace, nor their ivory
(plaster of Paris?) masks, but that their matching, rag-like costumes
proceed to melt and drip all over the stage until the woman's breast
is revealed. (One good guess suggested by a colleague: That their
clothes were made of rising bread dough.) The man is hounded
offstage, screaming, by a guy whipping him with a bunch of wheat
That same performer also suffers his own meltdown, turning into a
human milk fountain, spouting it up over the himself, the stage, and
the other performers, one of whom decides to take a shower under his
dribble. Pilobolus-like, the dancers slip and slide in the milk. But
it doesn't devolve into a free-for all. Everyone leaves or stills
until the shower-woman (the 19th-century-gowned woman of the first
act) makes her way to the rectangular platform and, her upper body
naked, claims the dwindling light with her glistening beauty.
. . . . I've ended my review of "S" this way both because of the
startling, simple beauty of this final image and to set up baggage I
may have been bringing with me to the Paris Opera Ballet's dancing of
Patrice Bart's 1996 "Coppelia" the next night. But first: The
expressive and eloquent performers of "S" were Lisa Densem, Nicola
Mascia, Grayson Millwood, Joakim NaBi Olsson, Virgis Puodziunas,
Claudia de Serpa Soares, Takako Suzuki, and Laurie Young.
. . . . Patrice Bart may not have been actively trying to get us to
think of ballet's unique and often abnormal beauty standard for
females. But by focusing on a Dracula-like, younger Coppelius intent
on turning a living breathing human being, Swanilda (on Saturday,
Delphine Moussin) into a doll encased in a giant storybook, he made
such associations inevitable. Indeed the first thing we see is Ezio
Toffolutti's curtain covered with diagrams of the naked female body.
So theme-wise, I would have been thinking body, and body image,
regardless of whether I'd seen eight well-toned naked modern dancers
the night before.
What I saw on the ballet stage was disturbing. The dancers performed
with their usual unbridled brio -- particularly Moussin, who added a
new fire to the sublime languidness she usually charms us with
onstage. But some of the featured women looked unnaturally skinny. I
have no idea whether in this case, it's just their body types. But I
do know this is a problem in ballet generally, still; that I noticed
it more Saturday than heretofore at the Opera; and that it seemed
unusual enough to at least warrant a red flag. And to warrant issuing
a reminder, especially to suggestible young dancers, that you don't
need to sacrifice your health to be a star ballet dancer.
Although it's a little murky in Bart's re-conception, the sacrifice
that this Coppelius desires of Swanilda is no less than her life.
It's a sort of Coppelia meets Dracula meets House of Wax. This
Coppelius, more suave than Arthur Saint-Leon's in the traditional
1870 ballet, is abetted by a sort of double, Spalanzani, apparently
meant to represent the absent-minded mad scientist qualities of the
Dr. Coppelia in the original. (Although this also is unclear; is
Spalanzani, portrayed with complexity by Fabrice Bourgeois, a
clueless bumbler or in fact the master-pupeteer, manipulating
Coppelius?) This leaves Bart's Coppelius free to play the seducer,
and Jose Martinez does this so effectively that we can understand why
Swanilda (whose response to him as interpreted by Moussin is
ambivalent) is tempted from her steady beau Frantz.
This Frantz, too (on Saturday, the lanky and clean-lined
Jean-Guillaume Bart), has been re-imagined; no longer the bumpkin
ready to believe that a mannequin is the hottest new babe on the
street (Patrice Bart has eliminated the "Coppelia" doll of the
original), he is himself a budding scientist, a junior Coppelius.
Instead of perturbing Swanilda by his infatuation with the doll of a
woman, he chagrins her by insisting she admire a large suitcase full
of his collection of pinioned butterflies.
Thematically Patrice Bart's re-imagined "Coppelia" is not a
re-imagining at all, but a ballet which, if it doesn't rip off, at
least borrows liberally from other literature about men who love
women so much they want to turn them into zombies or pinioned
butterflies, from Bram Stoker's "Dracula" to John Fowles's "The
Choreographically, I suspect Bart owes a lot to Martinez, who owns
this role. Normally a young buck in the POB pantheon, here he's
required to age and slow down just a tad, hunching his shoulders,
sloppifying his spine, quirkifying his jumps, distracting his eyes,
and skewing the carriage of his head, to which some grey has been
added. From the opium pipe he smokes in the beginning to the brandy
he manically downs glass by glass as he prepares to subdue Swanilda,
this is a man addled by dope and dreams into a world where his
perceptions are prompted more by hallucinations than reality. This
Coppelius could easily have been played as a type, and I hadn't seen
much in Martinez's previous acting to indicate a contrary
interpretation, but his acting here is nuanced. He always seems a
step behind real-time, looking at everyone else through an inverse
funnel. You are alternately scared of him and for him. He creates
sympathy, something which only the most subtle of villain portrayers
are able to do.
The rest of the choreography, however, is a puzzle. If Coppelius is
refracted through a post-Freudian haze, making him elusive to both
the audience and Swanilda, the townspeople, right up to Swanilda, are
not given so much to work with. For their movement, Bart creates in
the 19th century style of Saint-Leon and his contemporaries. So he
has, on the one hand, abandoned the story-line at least as it
pertains to the principal characters, but, on the other, has not been
able to come up with a replacement for the traditional choreography.
In developing a language to meet his new story, he stops at
Coppelius. This is even more obvious in a POB season that has
included Roland Petit's glam "Notre Dame de Paris"; a Petit "Clavigo"
boasting an idiosyncratic, plot-specific way of moving not just for
the leads but for the ensemble as well; and a Mats Ek "Giselle" which
not only re-imagines the title character as village idiot and moves
the second act from the swamps to the asylum, but invents a whole new
vocabulary of the mad for the female inmates.
What we have, then, is a "Coppelia" that wants to go deeper than the
original, but which, notwithstanding the performances of its stars,
is a double-failure: It sacrifices the very real tragedy in the
original -- the needless crushing by a capricious girl of a harmless
eccentric -- and doesn't really replace it with any other moral.
Intellectually, Patrice Bart's 1996 "Coppelia" may be on its surface
more ambitious than Sasha Waltz's "S," especially as pertains to the
subject of objectified women. But in terms of movement originality
and cohesive structure, Waltz with her one letter says so much more
about body and other images.
(Author's note: Speaking of images, the protest outside the Galeries
Lafayette was organized by La Meute. You can read more about La
Meute, in English, including examples of sexism in French advertising,
and even sign a petition against such, by clicking
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Gorgeous portrait!!
love husky
Beautiful! My Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, Hawkeye, loves winter and the snow too! He is very hard to get into the house if it's snowing outside. I always worry his little feet will frostbite. ^-^ Nice shot.
Thanks. They have been enjoying the recent snowfall and would also rather be outside when is nice and cool. They would sometimes beg to go out whenever we have the fireplace on.
Love the shot.
Thanks, winter is just a couple of months away so looking forward to taking lots more shots like this.
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Love the way the husky is looking into the camera marvelous colour in the eyes
What a beauty!
Love the eyes!
beautiful contrast
Beautiful blue eyes!
Gorgeous! >w<
So beautiful
That looks like total contentment!
Lovely capture!
Lovely capture!
I love winter too... GREAT PHOTO! ^^
great photo!
So sweet. I love Huskies! Nice.
My favorite dog. Nice capturing that moment.
so cute! lol
Makes me miss me Huskies. Thanks for sharing
beautiful is a girl? husky looks like it XD
is the most amazing dog! i love him! i want one!!!!
so cute!
Our border collie mix doesn't mind the snow, either
Omg Omg, WHAT A CUTIE. ;u;
Well aren't you a beautiful creature? And what a good angle too! I applaud you both!
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I love it!
What a beautiful friend you have there!
Thank you. He's been a good companion for over 11 years now.
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Worship and wonder
Many small museums run by religious orders offer insights into the early days of French colonial America. This is certainly the case with the Ursuline museums in Québec City and Trois-Rivières as well as the Musée des Hospitalières de l'Hôtel-Dieu in Montréal. Outside the big cities, monasteries and abbeys like the splendid Benedictine abbey at Saint-Benoît-du-Lac on the shores of Lake Memphremagog have long been havens of quiet contemplation, making them popular with visitors.
The Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal has one of the most impressive organs, with 92 stops and 7,000 pipes. The Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Québec City, in turn, has one of the oldest: a small English instrument dating back to the late 18th century.
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Man City v Villa: Vlaar promises that team will go again
Ron Vlaar insists it's imperative that Villa's players "stay strong" in the wake of the frustrating Saints defeat and go again at Manchester City.
Skipper Vlaar was obviously deeply disappointed with the loss at St Mary's but says his sole focus in now on the Etihad Stadium trip on Tuesday.
He said: "We have to stay strong now and we have another game Tuesday which we need to prepare for.
"Of course, it is going to be a difficult game but every game is difficult. We will go and try to win the game.
"Everybody wants to do better and I hope we can show this in the way we play against Manchester City."
Vlaar says Villa were "deflated" by the quick succession of goals at St Mary's and couldn't get going as they strived to get back into the game following the second half flurry.
He added: "We played fine earlier in the game. If you looked at the first half and then just after half-time when we created two good chances to score a second goal, right after half-time, we were doing well.
"We scored a goal, we looked quite comfortable in the game and, as I said, we might have gone two-up had we been able to take those chances early in the second half.
"Then very quickly and out of nothing, they scored an equalising goal and close to this they scored a second goal and then a third goal and that deflated us. We didn't play well enough after this to get back into the game.
"It was almost like we couldn't get going again. That's just not good because we played well in our previous two games and this gave us confidence.
"We can play well as a team, we know this, but we didn't do it in the second half against Southampton and that's disappointing for everybody - the players, the manager and the coaching staff and, of course, our fans."
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British Darts Gameshow
The first video clip features the opening titles and theme music. Professional darts
was BIG business in the eighties and there was a game show called
Bullseye which allowed the general public to compete for rubbish prizes.
The star prize was often a speedboat (very handy if you lived in the midlands!) or a caravan. The host Jim Bowen became famous for his catchphrases "Super, Smashing, Great!" and "You can't beat a bit of bully!".In the final game Jim Bowen would always say "Keep out of the black and in the red, there's nothing in this game for two in a bed". The announcer, Tony Green, also had many catchphrases including "Take your time, nice and easy, there's no rush".
Beer-bellied darts players such as Eric Bristow and Jocky Wilson (both pictured above) were big sports celebrities in the 80s and made regular appearances on the show. Anyone remember playing "Jocky Wilson's Darts" on their Commodore 64 or Speccie?
Bullseye was first aired on ITV by the ATV network in 1981 and then by ATV's replacement network, Central, from 1982 until 1995.
Re-runs of Bullseye (both the original and newer TV series) are regularly shown on the Freeview TV Channel Challenge.
Bully's Prize Board
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The Board of Elections says the number of ballots cast so far may exceed turnout for the 2006 midterm election.
And unlike previous election years, new scanner machines are reducing wait times.
They say even citizens who haven't voted in years, are taking time to cast ballots.
Many say their sentiment about our country's leadership is divided.
"I'm happy with this country, said Gloria Bailey. " And that's why I'm lucky that I can come out and vote."
"I'm not happy with the direction our country's going," said William Whitesell. " I feel like a lot of our rights are being limited right now. There's been larger government taking over things that they've never involved themselves in before."
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Castelbelbo is a cow, sheep, and goat's milk cheese. Light, earthy, mushroomy notes, then a tangy very lactic finish with an elegant hint of barnyard. And no, I'm not really sure what exactly a barnyard tastes like at this point—I was just reading the label.
It's definitely a bloomy-rind cheese but the consistency is a little thicker than a Brie, for sure. Most similar to a Robiola.
I bought this delightful spelt loaf at my bakery. It's really hard on the outside, and soft on the inside. I wouldn't venture to say that this is a good combination, but it's what I had. Generally, I recommend sweet breads with goat cheeses. Also, I would say whole grain, nutty, earthy breads for goat cheese.
This cheese smells pretty awful—not any more awful than any other goat cheese; but, for some reason—as if by magic—these 3 milk, mixed-milk cheeses (goat + sheep + cow) smell a lot worse than any on its own, but together the taste tends to be a lot milder.


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The Normans built a castle here. Its ruins overlook the confluence of the River Hondu and River Husk, as well as a priory, whose church is now a cathedral. Brecon is a former county town and has retained its complex network of medieval streets with dignified 18C houses. Brecon is also a starting point for exploring the Brecon Beacons National Park and its renowned magnificent red sandstone mountains.
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Peterstone Court
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Patrick MartyExecutive Director, Communications and External Relations(570) firstname.lastname@example.com
As executive director, Marty coordinates the work of the Department of Marketing and Communications, and additionally manages the college's relationships with federal, state and local governments.
Marty earned a bachelor's degree in government and philosophy from the University of Notre Dame in 1991, where he was commissioned a Regular Army field artillery officer with assignments in West Germany and Ft. Carson, Colo. In 1996, he earned a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University, then served as the sports editor for the Internet edition of the Chicago Tribune and editor-at-large at Freeskier Magazine.
For 11 years, he was responsible for the operations, sales and marketing for commercial-industrial general contractor J.B. Gibbons Construction, Inc., a Williamsport-based family business. He remains the co-owner of The (Re)Imagination Group, a Williamsport-based design-development, marketing and management company focused on adaptive reuse of existing buildings in Lycoming and Clinton Counties.
In a former role as the government relations advisor for Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Marty fostered partnerships with legislative and executive branch officials and community stakeholders alike.
Marty also served a four-year term on Williamsport's City Council from 2006-10, and is past chairman of the Pennsylvania College of Technology Foundation.
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Mimi Mylin joins the Lycoming staff as editorial director to help plan the overarching vision that encompasses all of the college's publications and to serve as editor-in-chief of LC Magazine.
She brings 16 years of experience from PPL Corporation as a writer and ambassador for their power plants. While there, she developed communication and community outreach strategies, prepared talking points for executives, and wrote news releases and articles for a variety of newsletters, quarterly publications and websites. She also has extensive experience responding to media inquiries as a spokesperson.
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Guistina came to USC Upstate from Michigan State University, where he served as an intern during the 2006-07 academic year. At MSU, he handled all public relations efforts for the perennial top 25 women's basketball program, the Big Ten champion women's golf program and the women's soccer team. He also served as a game-day media relations assistant for the national champion ice hockey program, as well as for the men's basketball and football programs.
Before MSU, Guistina spent two years as a graduate assistant at the University at Buffalo, where he earned a master of arts in informatics in 2006. He worked with the women's soccer, wrestling and baseball programs.
As a student at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pa., Guistina was a three-year letterwinner as a pitcher on the Crusaders' baseball team. He also worked in the school's Sports Information Office for four years and was an editor on the school's newspaper staff for three years, serving as the sports editor as a junior. He earned a bachelor's degree in journalism in 2004.
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To start for anyone who read my last blog entry. Still no answer on what is causing my pain. The ultrasound came back normal which is good news and bad news. As the doctor said, "At least it's not cancer!" the bad news is that I'm still in pain and still have no idea what is causing it. The doctor said my next option if I want to, is have laproscopic surgery which is pretty much just exploratory surgery to see if they can see anything. I don't think I want to go through that just yet. So I'll just try suffering with the pain for now and see if it gets worse.
Onto the 180 days. 180 days I leave for Florida and then my cruise the following day. It seems as though family and friends are taking bets on whether I'm going to come home engaged or married (elope). I don't want to expect either one of those things. My bf and I are very happy right now and we do want that in the future but I'm in no rush. Right now I'm trying to focus on being fit and healthy. Looking good in a swimsuit or a pretty dress is hopefully good motivation though.
Motivation is one thing I lack the most. I look at tumblr all day and their 'fitblrs' and I'm like yes! I'm going to go home and do this. Then I get home and I get distracted by cleaning, yardwork, friends or relaxing because I'm doing so much other stuff other days. It's so hard for me to exercise. I need to stop saying I'm going to do this or that and actually DO it.
I am doing the Color Run in about 2 months and I need to get training for it. A few friends did the one I originally had wanted to sign up for this past weekend. I was told they didn't really run because there were so many people (15,000) so it's more of a walk. I'm fine with that. I have a Warrior Dash at the end of July though. I need to focus on training for that and maybe I'll lose weight and get fit while doing it. Now who wants to be my personal trainer and make sure I workout every other day?
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text: The ten-percenters: Armed and angry Effect, meet cause: Angry people with ready access to guns are typically young or middle-aged men, who at times lose their temper, smash and break things, or get into physical fights, according to the study co-authored by scientists at Duke, Harvard, and Columbia universities. Study participants who owned six or more firearms were also far more likely than people with only one or two firearms to carry guns outside the home and to have a history of impulsive, angry behavior. Cue the argument from GRNC or other firearm fetishists: "It's not against the law to be angry. At least not yet." Within that (admittedly fictional) statement is the paranoia and distrust that underlies the thought patterns of many gun enthusiasts, who are also the people who expect us to not be paranoid about them concealed carrying in parks and restaurants. But they simply can't (or won't) grasp the contradiction. Read more about The ten-percenters: Armed and angryscharrison's blogLog in or register to post comments


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Keller's IGA, located at 319 Ludlow Ave. in Clifton, shut down Thursday citing tax issues. While the doors are still locked, it has been announced that the store's liquor license is no longer suspended.
Cliftonites have been shopping at IGA's Ludlow location since 1939. Nestled near Arlin's Bar and Esquire Theater, Keller's was one of the only grocery stores in walking distance from The University of Cincinnati and has been a staple for many students and locals, especially those on foot.
While there is a CVS Pharmacy and United Dairy Farmer's nearby, the closest full-service grocery stores are the Kroger stores on West Corry Street (1.5 miles away) and off Spring Grove Avenue (1.7 miles away). The absence of Keller's not only leaves locals with fewer shopping options, but leaves a gap in array of locally-owned businesses in the Gaslight District.
While many former Keller's shoppers will turn to new stores where they can purchase deli items and fresh produce, they will most likely have to forgo supporting a neighborhood store and resort to a larger chain. A sign on Keller's door urges patrons to do what they can to save this local business.
Click here to contact Mayor Mallory, here for auditor Dusty Rhodes or here for Hamilton County Commissioners.
A group that supports preserving the historic Gamble House in Westwood is angry that Cincinnati building inspectors aren't enforcing the law at the property, which is allowing heavy rainfall to damage it while a court battle drags on about whether to save the mansion from demolition.
Bob Prokop, of Save the Historic Gamble Estate Now, said the city's inaction about securing the house contradicts what a building inspector told him would be done at the property in an email from last spring.
The state of Ohio has approved funds to help a Cincinnati brewery expand its operations, as well as assisting two other local companies with projects.
The state will spend $663,000 to assist the Samuel Adams Brewery Co. in expanding operations on Poplar Street in the West End. The money will go toward buying the property needed for the expansion, which is located next to the existing brewery.
It took awhile due to some miscommunication about police terminology, but CityBeat managed to get a copy of the incident report that Cincinnati City Councilman Jeff Berding filed late last month against a one-time political ally.
Berding filed a report with Cincinnati Police Officer Jay D. Barnes on Jan. 27, the same day that Berding announced his impending resignation from City Council.
Cincinnati cyclists have been waiting for the arrival of bike lanes on Riverside Drive since summer of 2011, and patience is running thin. Yesterday, Cincinnati's Department of Transportation announced that it was considering "indefinitely postponing" the bike lane project because of possible future construction on I-471.
The plan was originally postponed because Duke Energy needed to perform some work in the area. Now, Cincinnati officials are concerned that the I-471 traffic could redirect to Riverside in the face of construction, meaning Riverside could become saturated with rerouted motorists. The bike lane project originally required a travel lane to be removed from Riverside drive to install bike lanes.
Nern Ostendorf, Queen City Bike's executive director, expressed disappointment with the decision. "We really have to stick to our plans and prioritize. If we keep being bullied [by the city], nothing's ever going to change."
Riverside Drive is currently a main thoroughfare for East End bikers who work downtown, but problems with speeding call for reform. "The road doesn't have the infrastructure that it needs right now for bikers to be safe," says Ostendorf.
She says that the installation of the lanes is crucial to Cincinnati's urban and economic development. "We need to change people's understanding of navigating space with things other than cars." Ostendorf says there's an immediate correlation between the installation of bike lanes and hikes in business in surrounding areas.
Park + Vine owner and cycling enthusiast Danny Korman posted on his store's blog yesterday regarding the postponement, arguing that the ruling was unfair for two reasons.
"1. There is no guarantee that substantial I-471 traffic would shift to Riverside Drive; 2. East End already deals with commuters speeding through their neighborhood on a daily basis. It's time for DOTE to make Columbia Parkway the obvious alternative for motor vehicle commuters by going ahead with this project, which will reduce traffic and speeding in a residential area."
The post directs proponents of the bike lane installation to contact City Council members, along with Michael Moore, director of Cincinnati's Department of Transportation, to lobby for the reversal of the postponement.
Moore could not be reached for comment on Friday.
As part of a realignment of its facilities in the urban core, the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati will close the Williams branch in East Walnut Hills in August. Also, although the YMCA will continue some programs at the Melrose branch in Walnut Hills, it also will end general membership services there.
Both changes are effective Aug. 22, YMCA officials said.
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The segment — known as Census Tract No. 17 — is the northeast quadrant of Over-the-Rhine. The findings were featured in an article Tuesday by McClatchy Newspapers, which attributes the disparity in the tract partially to gentrification and the influx of young professionals into the predominantly low-income neighborhood.


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I think so too... I reckon its the amazon ads personallyOriginally Posted by Skywatcher, post: 31947
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It might be because you should be WORKING! and your bosses have cottoned on to what you really do all day! lol.
and there's me sitting in the waiting room for an hour thinking... aw poor Docs.. rushed off their feet... working so hard with icky nasty patients... when all the time yer on here playing.... just wait until I come and knock on your door for my turn to come and see ya..... we can sit and type together...
And I thought I was the cause!
Oops I've scared him now... I do that to Docs.. I scare 'em.... Mine here are all scared of me.....


text: I got a UK version of Alpha Protocol game. I had seen the game video. The game is quiet nice. I need some information on the gameplay and some features of the same. Second thing after a full proper installation the game is asking for activation. I don't know where to get a license key for this. Is there a way to activate the game with out any license key.


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Real Estate in Lancaster, CA
Lancaster is located in California. Lancaster, California has a population of 72,231. Lancaster is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 38.95% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 36.26%.
The median household income in Lancaster, California is $44,970. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,719 compared to the national median of $53,046. The median age of people living in Lancaster is 29.2 years.
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Dreams Come True by Avi-the-AvengerWatch
©2009-2016 Avi-the-Avenger
I just noticed that the prince is wearing heels
How cute
I dunno, man. The kids are cute but I don't dig the background.
Good luck, hope you win!
Aww, that's so sweet!
Hope you win!
it sorta looks like cinderella
Seriously, HOW DID YOU DO THIS?!?!?!
Corel is a blessing in disguise lol. ^^
I can't do it on MS paint cuz it sucks... DX and so I'm probably not going to register cuz all my photos suck... DX
Aww. Well, Corel has a lot of features that Paint doesn't.
How do I get it?? PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!
Good luck with this Avenger. ^^
*recruited by Jupiter*
*recruited by Jupiter*
This is real sweet Avenger, I wish you good luck in the contest!
Best of luck in the contest. <: How cute.
Awesome! I bet you'll win for sure
I'm not much for that kind of thing, but I do think it's really good, great job, Avenger.
Aww pretty romantic


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LKL Staal in China, LKL Wuxi and LKL Ningbo
The Chinese subdivisions of LKL Staal.
LKL Wuxi, Liankeli
LianKeLi has been established in 2004. It was then still a representative office with 3 employees. From March 2006, Liankeli has all official documents to operate as a complete import-export company. In April 2007, the newest LKL China was officially opened: 1,000m2 warehouse, 300m2 offices and 35 employees in a Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprise (The Chinese LLC).
Early 2012, LKL Wuxi has moved to its new location. With over 3,000m2 manufacturing (CNC plant), warehouse, quality control and material laboratory. Also a spacious office building for the management, control and planning.
LKL Ningbo
LKL Staal has offices in Ningbo since 2003. This office operates as a representative office.
LKL Staal has been doing business with China since 1996. LKL Staal knows the problems of China, which can always be traced back to:
LKL Staal works with Chinese personnel who communicate in all layers of the factory. This makes it possible to follow the process from beginning to end without opinionated stories. Possible problems with the Chinese government are solved in consult with the office in China! This might be a shape right for your products, which guarantees you that the government immediately takes action when a company tries to copy your product in China.
Differences in quality perception
'Almost good is still good?' A thought which is unacceptable for most Europeans. This was the reason for LKL Staal to place two quality centres in China. The quality inspections range from simple measurements to 3D-measurements, X-rays, etc. Products that do not meet the quality demands are not shipped to the Netherlands, but are returned to the supplier. This saves time and unnecessary costs. All our products are always supplied with a material certificate 3.1.
Reliability of delivery
By properly controlling the process, deliveries often go right. Problems are noticed in time, and measures are taken in an early stage. If you do not want to have any risks with certain products, we can ensure a safety stock. In the Netherlands or in China. This ensures reliability of delivery, despite having your products manufactured in China.


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Jewely, 31.5" grulla pinto mare, AMHA/AMHR, very gentle & kid safe, loves attention..$1300. Silk Stocking, 30" tall strawberry roan sabino, blaze face…$1,300
Rascal is a super sweet very tolerant boy. He is gelded and is up to date with all shots. His winter hair came in dark, but is expected to lighten back…$3,000
Name Prince Stunning 7yr old POA Pony of America gelding 13.1 hands measured with professional stick Sound, low maintenance, easy keeper. Pasture boards…$750
16.2hh, breeding stock paint, 19yr old been there done that, all around nice guy. Lots of life left$2,500
In your pocket type. Easy keeper. Nice boned. 90 days professional training. Started as a 6 year old so still considered green. Experienced rider. Will…$3,000
In your pocket type, easy keeper, nice boned. Professionally trained in natural horsemanship. Started as a 6 year old so still considered green. Experienced…$3,000
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We had two bikes STOLEN out of our booth at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show this weekend in San Jose on the night of March 4th. Any help in finding them would be greatly appreciated. If you see either of these bikes on a trail, at a shop, on someone's car, locked up on the street, or anywhere else PLEASE let us know as soon as you can by either calling us at 480.775.3840 or emailing us at email@example.com. You can also call the San Jose Police Department and ask for Detective Carter.
We're happy MTBR did manage to take some pics of our bikes before they were jacked though! Here they are:
Singlespeed 29er with a Pace Carbon Fork and a few on-one parts
S3 29er with a Reba and an XT parts kit - as far as we know, the only 29er in existence made from True Temper's superlight S3 steel alloy
Both bikes are for 6-foot-plus folks. They are both tig-welded and may have had the decals peeled off, as the decals were not clearcoated.
Again, ANY help in finding these would be appreciated. We are a small builder and losses like this hit us really hard. Please feel free to repost this anywhere.
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text: 000 FXUS64 KOUN 242341 AFDOUN Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Norman OK 641 PM CDT TUE MAY 24 2016 .DISCUSSION... aviation discussion for the 00z tafs is below. && .aviation... overall...think conditions will worsen to mvfr at most sites 07-16z...then improve to vfr. not sure on the exact timing and locations of mvfr conditions. ifr conditions may occur at some sites 07-16z...though confidence is too low to mention. chances for tsra seem to have decreased...though tsra remain possible at most sites for the next 24 hours. only kept vcts near kwwr...kpnc...and kgag through 05z where confidence of occurrence is moderate. mbs && .PREV DISCUSSION... /issued 242 PM CDT TUE MAY 24 2016/ DISCUSSION... The primary focus of this discussion will be on strong to severe thunderstorm chances this afternoon and evening. Currently, 19z surface analysis reveals a weak outflow boundary from the remnant convection that existed across southern Kansas earlier this morning. This boundary has slowly pushed into northern Oklahoma, becoming the focus for scattered thunderstorm development. At the same time, a dryline continues to strengthen over the Oklahoma and Texas Panhandles. Ahead of each of these boundaries, a warm moist boundary layer remains in place; surface dew points are well into the upper 60s and lower 70s. Additionally, low level scattered to broken stratus remains in place across the region. The 24/19z sounding is currently coming in and still shows a modest capping inversion over the region. However, it will continue to weaken given moisture and heating taking place. In response to the combination of the focus from the outflow and increased instability, scattered thunderstorms will continue to fire in north central Oklahoma. Expect this initial, early afternoon convection to persist and remain focused in north central Oklahoma. Large damaging hail will be the primary concern with this activity. However, given the surface dew points in the low 70s, LCLs are obviously very low, and although low level and deep layer shear isn`t overly impressive, a strong updraft could easily modify the environment around it and result in intense rotational updrafts. Late afternoon into the evening, copious amounts of instability continue to reside across the region, ahead of the dryline and outflow boundary. MLCAPE values from the SPC mesoanalysis are well over 3000 J/Kg, which is probably fairly accurate given the 70 F surface dewpoints and a quick glance at the not quite finished 24/19z sounding. As mentioned above, deep layer shear through the mid to late afternoon isn`t strong, but with the influence from the approaching 500mb short wave feature across the Four Corners (evident on WV), increasing mid-level winds will result in 0-6 Km shear increasing across the region. Deep layer shear will range anywhere from 35 to 45 kts ahead of the dryline, across western Oklahoma. Model soundings from near the intersection of the dryline and outflow boundary in northwestern Oklahoma reveal enhancement of low level wind shear through the late afternoon hours, with values 20 to 30 kts, and 0-1 km SRH of 225 to 325 m2/s2. Storms that fire near the intersection of these two boundaries and even farther south along the dryline will easily produce strong rotating updrafts, supportive of large damaging hail and the possibility of tornadoes. The greatest concern will exist through from late afternoon through sunset across northwestern Oklahoma. Across northern Oklahoma, expect isolated to scattered thunderstorms to continue to fire along the outflow into the evening. Although the tornado potential will be lower for this activity, it`s still possible given any localized enhancement of low level shear and low lcls, tornado development remains possible. Evening and overnight, near or after sunset, with decent 500mb westerly flow, expect storms to move much more efficiently eastward than the previous days. Storms will gradually form into one or more clusters or potentially a line through the mid to late evening. This remaining convection as it pushes eastward will likely reach central Oklahoma by 9 to 10 PM, still capable of producing large hail, damaging winds, locally heavy rainfall, and a low chance of a few tornadoes. After midnight, scattered thunderstorms will likely linger across portions of central Oklahoma before finally pushing eastward through the early morning hours. Additionally, given the excessive rainfall across southwestern Oklahoma and western north Texas and possibility of additional rainfall tonight, although light in many places, will continue to run with a Flood Watch through 25/12Z. Active pattern continues through the end of the week. Wednesday could be a down day, but some recovery over western and southern Oklahoma may result in a low chance of isolated to scattered thunderstorms, a few of which may pose a risk for hail to the size of golf balls. Severe thunderstorm chances will be greatest on Thursday as a strong dryline will push into western Oklahoma and western north Texas, with ample shear and instability prevalent. Strong rotating updrafts are expected, supportive of large damaging hail, damaging wind gusts, locally heavy rainfall, and tornadoes. Stay safe and keep up to date with the latest forecasts. Kurtz .OUN Watches/Warnings/Advisories... OK...Flood Watch through Wednesday morning for OKZ021>023-027-033>039- 044-045. TX...Flood Watch through Wednesday morning for TXZ083>090. && $$ 25/17


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If you are one of the first 100,000 to fill out a form to get a FREE Bottle of Excedrin Extra Strength!
They will be doing this every day through the 23rd at noon EST.
by Laura
If you are one of the first 100,000 to fill out a form to get a FREE Bottle of Excedrin Extra Strength!
They will be doing this every day through the 23rd at noon EST.
by Laura
On March 20th (the first day of Spring) you can stop by your local Rita's Italian Ice from noon to 9 p.m. and pick up a FREE Italian Ice.
I stopped at two last year- it was a nice treat!
by Laura
If you are one of the first 100,000 to fill out a form to get a FREE Bottle of Excedrin Extra Strength!
They will be doing this every day through the 23rd and noon EST.
by Laura
Tomorrow morning at midnight (March 15, 2013), International Delight will be giving away 75,000 coupons for a free International Delight product on their Facebook Page.
by Laura
I LOVE it when there is a rebate on MY butter. They did this two years ago and I stocked my freezer full!
They do their rebates kind of strange. You will need to purchase one of the select Land O Lakes products (listed on the rebate form) and submit the rebate.
You will receive (via snail mail) a coupon for a free FREE LAND O LAKES® Cinnamon Sugar Butter Spread.
Offer valid 03/01/13 – 4/30/13.
As usual I would say go ahead and print the rebate form now in case they pull it.
by Laura
Subway wants you to try their breakfast sandwiches (which are yummy by the way).
Right now you can sign up for a date between March 11th and March 16th to go in and try a FREE 3 inch Breakfast Sandwich And coffee.
When I searched my zip code 10 locations popped up quickly so hopefully there is one near you.
This link was received from the Subway corporate office so I am sure it is legit.
Just be sure to use your couponing e-mail address to reserve your free breakfast!
Thanks for the e-mail Karen!
by Laura
Starbucks has unveiled a new drink and wants you to check it out!
Here is the description of the new drink: "Like the company's ever-popular caramel macchiato, the hazelnut iteration will also be made with vanilla syrup, milk, a layer of foam and espresso on top (one shot for a tall, two for the grande and venti sizes). But — wait for it — the new drink will be topped with a drizzle of hazelnut sauce instead of caramel. See the difference?
While a few days ago all you had to do was ask for a small Hazelnut Macchiato at participating Starbucks stores from 3/5/2013 to 3/31/2013 it appears they have made some changes.
I am hearing now from my coffee drinking readers that you need to go to the store and ask for a coupon for a free drink on your next visit.
As I always say be sure to call your closest location and check they are participating before you head out!
by Laura
I really think my least favorite day of the year is whenever we spring forward.
My sleep is so valuable- why would anyone want to take it from me?
Krispy Kreme wants to help me by giving me a free doughnut to replace my hour of sleep.
They will give it to you too.
All day on March 10th stop by for a FREE doughnut.
As always be sure to call your local location and make sure they are participating.
by Laura
Check out this FREE Sample offer from Bath & Body Works!!
Head over to print a coupon for a FREE Sample of Bath & Body Works Beautiful Day Eau de Toilette!
Coupon valid through 3/8/2013.
by Laura
Someone gave me a Starbucks card this week as a thank you gift so I can't wait to do this and add another $5 on the balance!
If you register for Starbucks Loyalty program by March 14th you will get a FREE $5 added to your balance!
With a loyalty card you will earn free food and drinks when you purchase items!
This is for new e-mails and cards only so check and see if maybe your spouse has not registered!


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4 Parks near Elk City, Oklahoma
Sayre, Oklahoma 14.36 miles SW
Clinton, Oklahoma 26.4 miles NE
1016 Airport Industrial road, Elk City, OK 73644 Elk City, Oklahoma 73644 580-243-7692
Sites: 35 | 0 Reviews
Washington Ave Elk City, Oklahoma 73644 (map) | (580) 225-3230
Sites: 5 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 1 Reviews
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Dec 2015 - $1.00
This was a beautiful little park that is first come first served but is free to use. There is a lake with wildlife. The setting is so pretty and serene, quiet. We have a 35' motorhome and while it took a bit of maneuvering, we were able to park comfortably. It is a level paved pad with grass next to you. There was electric, but in the winter no water. There is no dump, no services. except for nature. It is not set up for campfires or cooking. Maximum stay is 4 nights. I-40 is close, but you definitely don't hear it. Woman I called to inquire about the park, was very nice, very helpful. We would go again. - dorcol
May 2015 - $1.00
This is a free RV park, maximum stay of 4 nights. The park is just outside town, and sits on a lake. Very Quiet and peaceful. No sewer or dump but there is 30 amp power and water. Easy access but sites might be short for long motorhomes with toads. - Soos
Elk City, Oklahoma (map) | (580) 225-7865
Sites: 74 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 81 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $28.00
Good level gravel sites that are close together. Wi-Fi was spotty and cable was average. Showers and laundry very clean and nice. Interstate was close and you could hear it early in the morning. Good for an overnight stay. - Biggyrat
Sep 2015 - $28.00
Our site was nice and level. No table or fire pit. Even though this park is not right next to highway, there is some road noise. I used the laundry facilities and machines were clean and worked great (2 loads washed and dried for $6!). Bathroom/shower was clean. This is a nice place for a one night stop. Stayed here in a motor home and would stay again and recommend to others. - Wyboo
Aug 2015 - $45.00
Bad and tight entry into park, and difficult to make turn from main road around to pull through sites. Tight spots to park in. The WiFi and Cable TV did not work well. We were told it was all due to the previous nights excessive rain. We would not stay there again. - Genielady
102 Allee Dr Elk City, Oklahoma 73644 (map) | (580) 225-4888
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 18 Reviews
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Mar 2016 - $28.00
Very good instructions for late arrivals. Be careful of directions to them, as without escort to short term sites, turns can be confusing. Short term sites level, long and defined. We enjoyed our overnight visit. - SDCampowneroperator
Mar 2015 - $35.00
Well, I'd have to say this place was terrible. It is by far the worst campground I've been to. The rest rooms if you like to call them that were absolutely filthy. It was disturbing how unclean, and vile they were. The cheap linoleum was coming off the floors. There was absolutely no toilet paper, and on arrival we were told there was no hot water. Not that you would want to take a shower there. Since the shower floors were absolutely filthy and not fit for a dog to be in. Thankfully Love's is across the street, and their bathrooms were clean. There is no cable, and wifi is non-existent. If your looking for a quick overnight, and don't need to use the bathroom or shower then this your place, if you do avoid this place at all cost! - JayC90
Apr 2013 - $25.00
Military discount applied. Park was full. 50 amp was missing one leg, mgr said "It worked last night" and didn't offer any help. CableTV did not work, again mgr offered no help. All sewer connections were missing lids. Pull-through site #49 was obviously only for pop-up tent trailers, we had to back out of the site. Park is for sale and apparently is not being maintained. Wi-Fi was intermittent. When checking in we got a receipt and verbal directions to find our site (that were wrong) and when we asked for the Wi-Fi access code the manager said "there it is on the whiteboard (barely readable), I don't know nothing about computers". Access road is directly behind the Loves Travel Park and access is single lane, I had to move for an entering school bus. We would never stay at this park again! - NorCal Dan


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Richard Yarmuth, Attorney for Howard Schultz
Why he's fighting: Yarmuth is no stranger to legal fights in sports. He's taken on the Mariners as well as the American League.
And won.
A Columbia Law School graduate who has practiced in Seattle since 1972, Yarmuth helped represent Washington and King County in a 1976 antitrust suit against the American League. Their victory brought the expansion Mariners to Seattle.
A decade later, he represented the county in a suit that forced the Mariners to honor their Kingdome lease and blocked the team from leaving town. He then worked on a committee along with City of Seattle attorney Slade Gorton that identified Nintendo as a potential buyer, then convinced the Japanese company to purchase the Mariners and keep them in Seattle.
What he's defending: Yarmuth has fought for sports in Seattle before, but he also has a passion for antitrust issues. Because the NBA is a monopoly, antitrust rules could apply.
Turn this into antitrust case, and Yarmuth might just score another big win in Seattle sports.
Sonic sound bite: "These Oklahoma City businessmen wanted a team that would play in Oklahoma City — not in Seattle. They were willing to lie, and did lie, to complete the deal." — Yarmuth in the written complaint filed with Schultz's lawsuit.


text: Since the update to Lion, when I attempt to add all printers, drivers, I am unable to see any list. It is completely blank, which used to have a list of all printers known to mankind. I even tried installing the drivers manually, Xerox, for example, nevertheless nothing appears. I do not observe any other troubles like this when Google, so any help is esteemed.


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Introduce junior to the joys of winter with the K2 Indy Ski with Fastrak2 Binding. This all-mountain ski allows him to upgrade his skills from pizza to French fries in no time thanks to the Catch-Free Rocker profile and Noodle Fastrack 2 binding system.
- Catch-free rocker profile involves an elevated tip and tail which assures effortless initiation at slow speeds, stability throughout the turn, and a predictable release from the turn
- Performance ratio of 80/20 groomed-to-ungroomed gives your grom a playful ski to perfect skills on the bunny slope or on green terrain
- Polyurethane and composite wood core provides a lightweight, easy-to-maneuver ski that helps your little man fall in love with skiing
- Cap construction wraps the composite around the top and sides of the ski, which adds additional rigidity and removes weight from areas where it's not needed
- Torsion box construction wraps hard composite around the core for added stiffness at lower weight
- Directional taper has a moderately wider tip than tail, which maximizes the ski's performance in the forward direction
- Noodle Tech binding system involves the plate being fused to the ski (no screws), which provides a smoother-flexing ski for junior skiers
- Fastrak2 binding system means better comfort and control
- Fastrak2 4.5 has a DIN setting 0f 0.75-4.5, while the Fastrak2 7.0 has a DIN setting of 0.75-7.0
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What do you think about this product?
Have questions about this product?
I got the 124s for $120 out the door
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
K2 Indus with the yeddie size 124 with bindings out the door $120.00
Great kid's ski. Easy for parents
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Just got this ski for my son. The Indy features a rockered tip that assists in avoiding any edges catching during turns. My son had an easy time turning this ski. The best feature, as a parent, was the easy assembly of the binding to the plate (took literally 1 minute to set up his bindings). Great ski for the price.
Great skis for beginner
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
We used these for the first time this week and my 6 year old son loved them. He started skiing last year but is still very much a beginner. His first time out on the skis (and this year) saw leaps and bounds improvement over last year. He was making little turns and able to stop- he kept saying that the skis were so much more fun than his old ones. He got turned around a few times, and thanks to the shape and rocker in this ski he was able to stay up, turn himself back around, and keep rocking. It's amazing what decent gear can do for your little one's confidence, can't wait to see how much more fun we will have.


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