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According to the BBC the fan got into an altercation with another England fan during the England-Uruguay game, which culminated in one fan having a portion of his ear bitten off.
England lost the match 2-1.
British police in Brazil have been made aware of the incident.
Chief Superintendent Rachel Barber said: "We were made aware during the England vs Uruguay match in Sao Paulo that an incident had taken place which resulted in an England fan having a portion of his ear bitten off by another England fan.
"In the immediate aftermath, we managed to make contact with the victim and offered advice and support.
"The day after the attack, the victim chose to make a formal complaint to the local police, and they opened an investigation."
The police are yet to make an arrests, as confirmed by Gary Duffy of BBC Brazil.
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Veteran Cincinnati Funk bassist/singer/songwriter Freekbass announced this week that he has signed a deal with the esteemed Ropeadope Records. Freekbass' next album — the follow-up to last year's self-released Everybody's Feelin' Real (which you can stream/purchase here) — is currently slated for release on the label early this fall.
"I grew up listening to artists and music on Ropeadope and it's such an honor to actually be a part of the label now," Freekbass said in a press release.
Ropeadope began in 1999, originally created by founders Andy Hurwitz and John Medeski to release the Project Logic album by Soul/Jazz/Hip Hop turntablist extraordinaire DJ Logic. (At the start of this decade, Freekbass was a part of a side-project band called Headtronics that featured Logic, as well as Particle keyboardist Steve Molitz.) Ropeadope has since put out an impressively diverse array of unique music, including releases by Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Charlie Hunter, Phish's Mike Gordon, Antibalas, Christian McBride and Fusion ensemble Snarky Puppy, which won a Grammy for Best R&B Performance last year for its collaboration with Lalah Hathaway on the song "Something." (You can read more about the label's history here.)
Freekbass, who crafts a contemporary brand of Funk that mixes in shades of Electronica and Hip Hop, has been one the leading figures in the Cincinnati music scene for decades, starting with the popular '80s Alt Rock band Sleep Theatre before holding down the bottom end for successful Funk crew SHAG in the '90s. He started his solo career in the late '90s and has released six full-lengths and toured relentlessly. His albums have featured some impressive guests; artists from Bootsy Collins and Bernie Worrell to Buckethead and DJ Spooky have appeared on Freekbass recordings. His stunning bass-playing skills have also lead to the release of several instructional videos and he was featured at the 2014 London Bass Guitar Show, heading up a master class/clinic and performing.
Here is Freekbass (with his band The Bump Assembly) in their most recent video release, for the song "Never Enough" off of Everybody's Feelin' Real.
Read more about Freekbass in CityBeat's 2014 feature story here.
Late last year it was announced that Brad Schnittger (member of the great local band The Sundresses) was selected as one of two "Haile Fellows" for 2015 by People's Liberty, which provides $100,000 grants to local projects in an effort to "uncover opportunities to accelerate the positive transformation of Greater Cincinnati."
The grant will allow Schnittger the opportunity to fully focus on his MusicLi (pronounced "musically") project, which is described as "an online music-business management dashboard for artists." Artists who create MusicLi accounts will be able to use the service to digitally distribute and protect their music, and also enter it into the company's licensing catalog, providing musicians with a nice alternative (or, if things go well, primary) revenue stream. MusicLi's "core principle" is described thusly: "There are wonderfully talented musicians in the Greater Cincinnati area, and if their music is digitally cataloged, published and made accessible for the purpose of licensing, this music can generate income for those musicians and make Cincinnati a better place to live."
MusicLi recently launched a brief, 10-question survey to get some feedback from musicians to help guide the project's direction. If you'd like to participate, click here. For more on People's Liberty, this year's grant's recipients and complete details on their efforts and initiatives, click here.
The Bunbury Music Festival will present its fourth annual three-day event on Cincinnati's riverfront (Sawyer Point and Yeatman's Cove) June 5-7 this year (moved up from the usual July dates due to Reds/All Star Game activities). This morning, organizers of the festival — which was purchased by Columbus-based PromoWest Productions late last year — officially announced the lineup this morning.
Bunbury 2015 will feature headliners The Black Keys, Snoop Dogg and The Avett Brothers. The rest of the lineup includes Brand New, Tame Impala, The Decemberists, Old Crow Medicine Show, twenty one pilots, Walk the Moon, Matt and Kim, Bleachers, Royal Blood, Manchester Orchestra, Father John Misty, Atmosphere, Temples, Shakey Graves, Kacey Musgraves, The Devil Makes Three, Reverend Horton Heat, Lindsey Stirling, Catfish & The Bottlemen, Jamestown Revival, Mikky Ekko, The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, Mini Mansion, The Front Bottoms, Jessica Hernandez, Secret Sisters, Lil Dicky, machineheart, Go Analog, Bummers and Indigo Wild.
So far, Cincinnati acts on the bill include Multimagic, Buggs Tha Rocka and RCA recording artists Walk the Moon, who have been touring relentlessly behind their sophomore major label release, Talking Is Hard (the band recently appeared on The Tonight Show; see video below). More artists are expected to be announced leading up to the festival.
One-day and three-day tickets for the 2015 Bunbury fest are available now. Click here for pricing and links.
While Jess Lamb's American Idol journey may be over, the show is still very much a part of her everyday life. Fans of the show know that the performers often leverage their appearances into work on other projects, such as backup singing or working with national acts in collaborations. It is a process that takes a great deal of time and effort but there is another aspect of being an Idol contestant (current and former) that many fans may not consider — namely, keeping up with the social media explosion that coincides with debuting on the show. It's a deluge of activity that, initially, can't be adequately prepared for and it's one that Lamb experienced firsthand.
"At first, after my audition aired, my sites couldn't keep up. My stuff was literally shut down," Lamb explains.
As a local artist, Lamb was used to receiving a friend request on sites like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr or Instagram fairly often. She relied (and still does rely) on social media for the majority of her publicity regarding upcoming shows and releases. But after her premiere, the number and frequency ballooned in a very short period of time. Furthermore, friend requests from friends of friends or local fans morphed into a nationwide fan base that searched Lamb out on her social media outlets.
"It's crazy that I can make a post about a song and get 90 likes and in two days see hundreds of streams," Lamb says. "It's actually reaching people who are friends of mine because they want to hear the music, not because they're interested in the scene. They're literally curious about what I'm doing — they want to hear more."
But this influx of attention has heightened Lamb's time on said social media, simply so she can keep up with all of the activity across her accounts, while still trying to maintain a public presence and keeping her fans up to date with her myriad projects. In fact, Lamb has had to cut back on the time she spends at her 9-5 job so she can answer fan requests and emails in between interviews, studio work and live performances.
It's been a dramatic transition for Lamb who, before Idol, rarely used her social media for any personal or professional purpose. In fact, it was her fiancé who initially showed her the value of using social media to self-promote. Social media activity actually lines up with Lamb's well established indie sensibilities. She takes pride in having a control over her public output, whether that be an Instagram photo or uploading a new song onto iTunes.
"I still own all the songs, I'm not going to get slapped on the wrist for releasing songs because I'm not releasing for a label —it's still mine, it's on me. If I fail, I'm the one filing bankruptcy. If I succeed, I get to hire more people," Lamb says.
She also leverages her public output to help other artists that she works with as well. For example, many of her fans have seen clips of Lamb's work with local Electronica act Black Signal or marveled at her unique jewelry and clothing, much of which comes from local boutique Lulu White. Lamb has been repeatedly asked about her collaborations and takes great pains to make sure that her partners get the recognition they deserve. In doing so, she is able to shine a light on not just projects that she is personally a part of, but also projects that she is a personal fan of, showing her fans another aspect of her personality and artistic output.
In many ways, keeping up with her social media has become another job for Lamb, requiring large amounts of time and thought to be put into its upkeep. But it's a job she enjoys doing and one that she has no intention of passing off to anyone else.
"I would prefer to spend my time doing the social media stuff, I really do enjoy it. It helps me to come out of my shell when I'm sitting behind the computer," Lamb says.
For her fans this is great news, because they can be assured that anything they see coming from Lamb online is actually coming from her and not a hired gun. It's a genuine correspondence, which in today's pop music world is a rarity.
Last year, Cincinnati Hip Hop artist MC Till (aka Adam Hayden) did the unexpected and released The Neighborhood, an amazing album that brilliantly fused Jazz with Hip Hop rhymes. This year, Hayden is working on another delightful musical curveball — a Hip Hop-centric album (available on vinyl) and book project for children titled The Corner.
The seeds of the project were planted several years ago when his friend, graphic designer/videographer/rapper Vernard Fields, who has worked over a decade with special needs children in the Cincinnati Public Schools system, mentioned to Hayden that he wanted to make a Hip Hop album for kids. In 2012, while Hayden was working as an assistant CPS teacher, he discovered that by rapping some children's poetry, he quickly and easily captured the attention of the first grade class in which he was in charge. Recalling Fields orginal suggestion, Hayden got back in touch with him and the pair worked out some material and presented it to an even younger audience (pre-schoolers), where they were again a big hit. Hayden and Fields then teamed up with illustrator Charlie Padgett to create the visuals for The Corner.
The high-quality book and album will be made available as hard copies and digitally (an app and website are also in the works) and the trio hopes that schools will be interested in using their project in the classroom. The Kickstarter perks offered for the campaign for The Corner include having bundles sent to specific teachers and schools (there's even an accompanying study guide for teachers).
The ambitious project won't be cheap to produce; the three artists are currently aiming for more than $48,000 in their Kickstarter campaign. If you'd like to contribute and/or check out the project, click here or on the video below.
Musical acts interested in being considered for a showcase slot at the 14th annual MidPoint Music Festival (scheduled for Sept. 24-26 in various venues around Downtown and Over-the-Rhine) can begin submitting today.
The festival — owned and operated by CityBeat — has announced a new partner for facilitating submissions, switching from Sonicbids to the locally-based CloudPressKit. The move will save artists some money — the submission fee for MPMF 2015 is $15 (through Sonicbids, it was $25, plus a Sonicbids membership) — and CloudPressKit is described as more "artist friendly."
Click here for MPMF submission details. MPMF.com has a Q&A with the fest's head honcho, Dan McCabe, about the application process that answers a lot of questions submitters may have (other questions can be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com). Applications are being accepted through May 17.
MusicNOW, the popular new music festival founded by Cincinnatian Bryce Dessner of internationally acclaimed Indie Rock band The National, will celebrate its 10th anniversary this year when the fest returns March 11-15 at Music Hall, Memorial Hall and first-time venue Woodward Theatre.
On March 10, the Over-the-Rhine fest will be celebrated with the digital release of a compilation album featuring musical highlights from MusicNOW's first nine years. MusicNOW- 10 Years will feature previously unreleased performances by Dirty Projectors, Sufjan Stevens, Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Grizzly Bear, My Brightest Diamond and others.
The album's "Trials, Troubles, Tribulations" by Sounds of the South, a project featuring Vernon, Sharon Van Etten, Megafaun, Matthew E. White and Fight the Big Bull, was recently released as a preview.
"The first track 'Trials, Troubles, Tribulations' gets at the spirit of the compilation and the event. It is an American bluegrass gospel song written by Estil C. Ball. Here it is performed by Sounds of the South, a project featuring Justin Vernon (Bon Iver, Volcano Choir), Sharon Van Etten, Megafaun, Matthew E. White, and Fight the Big Bull. The project, organized by Megafaun, initially appeared at Duke Performances in North Carolina and MusicNOW in Cincinnati, Ohio, and subsequently traveled to Sydney Festival in Australia."
In the press release for the album, Dessner says, ""Many of my most significant memories as a musician have taken place in Cincinnati during the MusicNOW Festival over the last 10 years. When we started, we were driven to create an intimate music festival that was as much a creative refuge for the artists as it is for the audience to partake in intimate and rare performances. We have celebrated works in progress and new commissions, new collaborations and detailed music of all kinds regardless of genre or popularity."
This year's MusicNOW festival features appearances by Stevens, Nico Muhly, So Percussion, Timo Andres, concert:nova with Jeff Zeigler, Cloud Nothings, Will Butler and more. The National will also perform at the festival on March 13 at Music Hall with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Click here for full details and ticket info.
Sounds of the South "Trials, Troubles, Tribulations"
Robin Pecknold "Silver Dagger"
Sufjan Stevens "The Owl & The Tanager"
eighth blackbird "Omie Wise"
My Brightest Diamond "I Have Never Loved Someone"
Dirty Projectors "Emblem Of The World"
Tinariwen "Imidiwan Ma Tenam"
Tim Hecker "Chimeras (Live) 2011"
Colin Stetson "Nobu Take"
Owen Pallett "E Is For Estranged"
Erik Friedlander "Airstream Envy"
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy "Love Comes to Me"
Grizzly Bear "While You Wait For The Others"
The Books with Clogs "Classy Penguin"
Andrew Bird "Section 8 City"
Justin Vernon "Love More"
You know you are not in Kansas anymore when you hear a voice on the load speaker of the cruise ship that says, "This is Fred MotherF*ucking Durst, your captain speaking." Fred claimed to be driving the boat and getting a blow job at the same time. And so it began, the vacation of a lifetime, ShipRocked 2015. It became very obvious that sleep was not going to happen for the next five days.
When you step on the deck of the ShipRocked boat you realize immediately that this is a special place where artists and their biggest fans can rock the nights away with show after show for five days on the high seas aboard the Norwegian Pearl. In the festival at sea's sixth year, ShipRocked offered a lineup headlined by Limp Bizkit, Buckcherry, Black Label Society and Sevendust. The lineup was rounded out by Metal Allegiance, P.O.D., Tremonti, Andrew WK, Living Colour, Filter, Lacuna Coil, Nonpoint, Otherwise, Zach Myers, Crobot, Icon for Hire, Thousand Foot Crutch, Wilson, Gemini Syndrome and many more.
ShipRocked 2015 kicked off with a mega Super Bowl pre-party on Sunday where fans could sport their favorite jerseys and watch the game on big screens all over the ship. Zakk Wylde started off the cruise with a full Metal version of the star spangled banner and then Chevelle hit the deck stage performing hits like "Hats Off to the Bull" as the sun set over the port of Miami.
The ship pulled back into Miami on Monday to pick up more passengers and head out to the Bahamas for the ultimate Rock & Roll experience at sea. Limp Bizkit took the stage for the official sail-away party on Monday evening and blew away any skeptics as Fred and Co. got the party started dancing in the crowd on deck and closing out their set with "Break Stuff." Fred seemed genuinely excited to be on his first cruise, saying how much he loved a "good buffet." Wes Borland, who never disappoints, was ready to rock the cruise with full clown makeup, cowboy boots, and no pants, as he shredded on his bikini girl guitars. That's right, ladies — no pants.
VIP guests were treated to rum runners and a private acoustic show on Monday with Nonpoint, Zach Myers and Lukas Rossi from The Halo Method. Zach Myers' band previewed some new acoustic music off their upcoming album that showed off Myer's vocals and guitar skills with fellow members JR Moore and Zack Mack.
One band that really stole the ShipRocked show this year was Sevendust. The Sevendust crew has been on every ShipRocked cruise and their shows onboard always bring a packed house. This year fans were treated to three Sevendust performances. For the first time the band played their entire first album live on stage, which was a special treat for the ShipRocked family. They also did an electric set on deck and a more intimate acoustic set in the Stardust Theater that featured guest appearances by frontmen Elias Soriano of Nonpoint and Aaron Nordstrom of Gemini Syndrome, who took the stage to help LJ sing "Angel's Son."
Another highlight of the trip was Metal Allegiance performing the entire original Van Halen album start to finish with special guest Wolfgang Van Halen. The ShipRocked Metal Allegiance lineup consisted of Joey Belladonna, Frank Bello, Chris Broderick, Rex Brown, Dave Ellefson, Gary Holt, Scott Ian, Mike Portnoy and Troy Sanders
On Tuesday and Wednesday the boat was docked at Grand Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas and a beach stage was erected to host performances in the perfect weather while passengers disembarked for some beach relaxation while listening to their favorite bands. Over the course of the two days, Letters From the Fire, Thousand Foot Crutch, P.O.D. and Nonpoint took over the beach stage to perform.
Tuesday night, Fred Durst hosted a late night DJ party at Bar City, dancing the night away with die hard fans starting at 2 a.m.
Buckcherry played two sets onboard and have never sounded better. They played classic songs like "Crazy Bitch" that every fan can sing along to and highlighted songs off their new EP, Fuck.
One of the coolest things to see on the boat is how all of the band members are true Rock music fans. They all attend each other's performances while onboard. Every night you could find Anthrax's Joey Belladonna rocking out in the crowd, singing every word to his favorite songs. Almost every band on the ship turned out for the performance of Rock legends Living Colour with special guests like Anthrax's Scott Ian and LJ from Sevendust performing on stage with the band during their set.
ShipRocked is all about the fans and the fan experience. Every single band member was out of their room enjoying the ship, meeting fans, taking pictures and signing autographs every day. I saw fans wait patiently to speak to their favorite band members and they were all very respectful of the artists throughout the cruise. This is not my first music cruise but this is the first one where every band on board did a formal meet and greet so that their fans could have a photo with all band members either onboard the ship or on the island. The most dedicated fans waited in line for several hours on Thursday to get photos with all of the headlining bands.
Many of Thursday's "day at sea" fan festivities were canceled on deck because of inclement weather but the shows were all moved inside and the schedule was re-arranged to accommodate all the performances that were planned. Black Label Society, Tremonti, Crobot and others rocked the boat throughout the day and Limp Bizkit closed out the 2015 ShipRocked cruise with a performance that laid to rest any doubts that the band is back in peak condition. Fred said over and over how much he loved his experience onboard and now he "finally gets it," referring to why people go out into the middle of nowhere in the ocean to vacation and listen to Rock music.
Click here for more of Amy Harris' photos from ShipRocked 2015.
For many Cincinnati natives, seeing Jess Lamb perform her audition in Kansas City for the American Idol judges was the first time they had ever heard her powerful and emotive voice or seen her honest, determined spirit. But for anyone who has their ears to the ground in Cincinnati's local music scene (or has drunkenly wandered into Japps on a Tuesday night) knew that Lamb was more than ready for the limelight. Lamb has been performing all across town for years and has consistently turned heads with her stable of classics and originals, paired with her pronounced and technical work on the keys. (In 2013, Lamb was nominated for an R&B/Funk/Soul Cincinnati Entertainment Award and performed at that year's ceremony, a mini-clip of which was used in her initial biographical segment on Idol.)
But a rise in local and national exposure brings a great deal of opportunities and challenges tied together. And it is those opportunities and challenges that my series of posts following Lamb's experience will reflect upon. Lamb is an indie artist to the core; she writes and records with many different projects beyond her solo work. She plays all around town in the hopes of steadily increasing her visibility. But how does an artist used to local coverage deal with the sudden influx in national attention? What effect will American Idol have on local attendance or the reception at her shows? Will there be any long term changes or will this ultimately be a flash-in-the-pan experience for Lamb? These are the types of questions that will be explored as the show carries on.
Of course, to answer where Lamb will be going, it helps to know how she even became a part of American Idol. It all happened by chance.
"I went to Columbus for what they call the 'Bus Tour.' Basically you go down there and stand in front of executive producers of the show. From there, they just call you and tell you where to go next. You're just playing the waiting game after that," Lamb says.
Lamb and her friend's spontaneous trip to Columbus led to the next stage of the journey — performing for Keith Urban, Jennifer Lopez and Harry Connick Jr. (one of Lamb's musical idols).
There was a month in between both auditions, leaving plenty of time to think and speculate. After the audition in Kansas City and the announcement of her participation on the show, Lamb has been speaking to the media while still finding time for her day job and performing at night.
With "Hollywood Week," featuring the singers who made it past the initial auditions, approaching, Lamb's Amercan Idol adventure is just about to truly take off. Here at home, she's already seen a change in her local reception.
"I've felt a lot of support from the people that I look up to. Frankly, I'm shocked at the support. I'm shocked that a lot of people see where I'm going with this," Lamb says.
After her audition aired, Lamb played a show in West Chester, where she was greeted by an entirely different type of crowd than the Main Street district mainstays. Instead of young people buying her shots, she was met by a group of older women who brought her flowers.
The crowds aren't just growing at her shows either; her online presence has grown as well. American Idol fans have flocked to Lamb's Facebook, Instagram, email box and Reverbnation page. So many, in fact, that Lamb is having a hard time keeping up with all the attention.
"There's been so much [growth] on social media, so many great emails. I'm trying to respond to every email and I have to take hours out of every day to do it and it's amazing, I love it," Lamb says.
In many ways, that excitement is indicative of Lamb and her Idol journey thus far. It's been a whirlwind of activity that is guaranteed to grow as the show progresses. But she has taken it all in stride and is taking every opportunity the show has provided her. We'll just have to tune in to see what other opportunities arise in the coming weeks.
The Hollywood Week episodes of American Idol air locally this Wednesday and Thursday on Fox 19.
The presentations on The History of Cincinnati Music that David ("Uncle Dave") Lewis has been presenting at the Main Library over the last year or so have been so good — so enlightening and entertaining — that one wishes he could do it for much larger crowds at the Aronoff Center or Music Hall. Or as a professor at University of Cincinnati — he'd be great there. He combines his original research with recordings and archival film footage and still photographs (when available).
One of his presentations, about Homer Rodeheaver, whose Cincinnati-based publishing company and record label were pioneers of sacred music and who was also close to the famous 1920s preacher Billy Sunday, got a nod as Best Arts Lecture last year from CityBeat.
But because his presentations have been on Wednesday evenings, many haven't been able to attend. But now there's a second chance. The Main Library's music librarian, Steven Kemple, has arranged for Lewis to present reprises of his past lectures at 3 p.m. on the last Saturday of each month in the Reading Garden.
It starts tomorrow with The Hymn Composers of Cincinnati: Philips, Bliss & Doane, and Lewis will have guest pianist Jeremy Stevenson with him. All lectures are free.
Looking ahead beyond tomorrow, here's the 2015 schedule so far for Lewis' Saturday encore presentations:
At the same time, Lewis is continuing with his new lectures on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Here is the schedule for those to date:


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The Long Beach State men are looking for their fifth consecutive Big West Challenge team title.
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LONG BEACH - The Long Beach State track & field team makes the short trip to Fullerton on Friday, April 13, for the 20th annual Big West Challenge. The 49er men are looking for their fifth consecutive team victory.
The Big West Challenge will be held at Titan Track Complex on Friday. The quad meet features Long Beach State, UC Irvine, UC Santa Barbara and host Cal State Fullerton in a scored competition. The field events begin with the hammer at 2:30 p.m., while the track events are set to start with the 3000m steeplechase at 5 p.m.
The 2011 49er men won their fourth consecutive Big West Challenge Cup with a meet-record 223.5 points, while the women placed third with 165.5 points. Manny Neizer won the triple jump and Michael Vaughan finished second. Ben Woodruff also took runner-up honors in the javelin. On the track, Nathan Alade (100m and 200m) and Christopher Lawson (110H) both had second-place showings in their respective events.
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Entering this weekend, the 49ers have registered 68 Big West qualifying marks. Qualifying in three or more events are Jessica Barnard (800m, 1500m, 3000m Steeplechase, 5000m), Kristen Kiefer (200m, 100H, 400H, LJ), Sara Macey (100H, HJ, Javelin) and Jacob Fraser (Shot, Discus, Hammer).
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I learned basic knitting and crocheting as a young girl. Mother could do simple mittens and sweaters, but it was never a huge hobby with her. Knitting and crocheting fascinated me then. Still does now 40 years later. I have graduated from merely "a yarn basket". I have a huge yarn "stash" and I can't think of a time in my life there wasn't a project in the works, even if I'm a lot slower doing them now.
I had the best dressed teddy bears, dolls and Barbie! I'd use my allowance to buy the small skeins of yarn so I could have many colors available for my toy's new outfits and afghans for their beds.
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When I started having children, as most young mom's, there just wasn't a lot of spare cash to buy store purchased knitted gear. Besides, at that time, I could make much better quality knits for just a couple dollars! Mittens and hats for mere pennies! My friend and I had children about the sames ages, so I'd make things for both of the older boys (hers and mine) and we kept that stuff and it was all passed down to her second son. Which was still in good shape after he outgrew it, and we kept the good things, some of which wasn't exactly "girl" attire when I had my daughter but she could still wear the old sweaters out to play in. Through all this I was still making new items, and my daughters things we saved for "just in case" my friend had a girl, too. Which she did! We "recycled" before it was the "in" thing to do!
I was living with my friend's family for awhile with my 3 children. So between us we had 6 youngsters losing hats and one mitten at least. By the time the older ones got into elementary school they discovered only 'dweebs' have a crocheted rope holding their mittens together through their coat sleeves...so I had to stop embarrassing them by doing that. My solution was to make 24 pairs of black mittens all the same size and 12 black knit hats. We had a mitten box and a hat box by the coat rack. The kid's hat or mitten's got wet they'd come in and trade for dry ones. And neither of us Mom's had to fuss at them for losing anything. I was forever making replacement hats and mittens for the lost ones, but there was never any cries "I can't go back outside to play in the snow because my things are wet!". Unless their snow suits were finally hopelessly soaked through.
I finally got back on my feet enough to get my own apartment, and still continued to make my children's stuff. They got into middle school age and were frankly getting a lot tired of wearing Mom's Homemade Designer Knits. It did not matter hooded sweatshirt jackets were in style and I could replicate them, double thick no less, with hidden pockets and a sewn in zipper as a sweater jacket. Nor did it matter when their friends would ask where they got the "cool coat". "My Mom made it." was a phrase my brood was learning to hate! Well, that didn't stop me from making certain they had warm quality gear, and I tried to get them inovled in picking out colors and creating knitted in designs on graph paper.
Now I'm the proud Grandma a 7! Mother's Day 2006 my youngest son then 23yrs old with a 4yr toddler sat down and wrote me a 3 page poem. One of his rememberances was his double thick green sweater jacket with hood, he picked the yarn. His words were "Mom, at the time I hated that jacket, and hated that you made me wear it. Now that I'm a dad, I understand why you made us a lot of our clothes because you could do it better than anything bought at the store. I wish I still had that jacket for Michael. If you didn't knit it [clothes] you could sew it. Whatever I needed, you could cook or make. I didn't appreciate those things then, I do now. I love you Mom."
This Winter 2006/2007 brought another surprise from my middle daughter now 27yrs old, and she was the biggest complainer of Mom's Designer Knits! Especially hats and mittens! My daughter called from Michigan out of the blue one day, we live in Florida. "Mama! I can't buy the boys decent warm hats and mittens up here! Besides they are expensive, but cheaply made. And Alex [he's 8yrs old] keeps losing one or both mittens. Would you make some of those big thick ones like you made us wear and those reverseable hats?" I could barely believe my ears heard this! I also couldn't resist picking on my daughter a bit. "Am I hearing you correctly, my baby girl? The person who yelled loudest about being made to wear my hats and mittens wants me to make them for Alex & JT?" hehehe
"YES! Mama, I'll even beg if you want me to!" "Not neccessary, my baby girl! Do you want the crocheted rope to string the mitts through their coat sleeves?" "OH, YES!! Please!"
I'm happy to report my eldest grandson, Alex thinks his reversible mittens and hat are really cool! Nobody else at school has these items. Baby brother, JT, kept "stealing" big brothers hat and mittens to wear aound the house. JT is 15 months old. I made Alex's first as he is going to grade school and is outside a lot more than JT. I finished JT's and sent them, I just got a set of photo's with JT preening showing off his hat and mittens.
My daughter is regreting not learning the yarn crafts from me, but as we all know not everyone has the "knack" or the patience to learn it. Getting through the "begining stage" with knitting especially is the hardest part. Getting the same number of stiches on every row even with the garter stitch seems like an impossible thing to do at first. But it is doable. Just takes patience and the attitude if I don't get it right this time I CAN do it better next time. Nothing is ever a total failure if it doesn't come out right the first time if you try again. Tear it out, try again. I'd dare to say even Rembrant had paintings he didn't like. Try, again.
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I have consumed (last night) my last beautiful Belgian ale until I drop at least 10 pounds. This will surely mean all of January at a minimum.
Very sad.
I have consumed (last night) my last beautiful Belgian ale until I drop at least 10 pounds. This will surely mean all of January at a minimum.
Very sad.
I live in search of finest examples of the 3 B's: Bikes, Beans (coffee), and Beer
HAHA!! Funny, non fixie! No, the "overdoing it" was between October and now. I rewarded myself for all my summer training...a lot...with hop and barley based beverages. I've been riding, but it's hard to spend 8 hours on the bike in this weather, and the intake/output imbalance has shown.
If there's one thing I've learned it's that you can out-eat and out drink any exercise or sporting event you've trained for in about 1/10th the time it took to prep for it.
I live in search of finest examples of the 3 B's: Bikes, Beans (coffee), and Beer
1986 Diamondback Apex ~ 1988 Diamondback Ascent EX ~ 1989 Jamis Dakar
1993 Diamondback Axis Team Titanium ~ 1995 Diamondback Apex ~ 1996 Diamondback WCF 6.0
I am not really making resolutions, I never keep them. I am determined to loose weight, ride more and rid myself of lots of unused clutter this year. I am not setting goals like a size 4 by easter or anything like that but if I can get to spring and last years shorts fit a little loose I'll consider things a success. On the clutter front any interest in a ......
Bianchis '87 Sport SX, '90 Proto, '90 Campione del Fausto Giamondi Specialisma Italiano Mundo, '91 Boarala 'cross, '93 Project 3, '86 Volpe, '97 Ti Megatube, , '90 something Vento 603,
Others but still loved,; '80 RIGI, '80 Batavus Professional, '87 Cornelo, '09 Motobecane SOLD, '?? Jane Doe (still on the drawing board), '90ish Haro Escape
Draw more:
Keep workspace a chaotic mess:
Should be easy, I'm done.
^ Wow, those are great! Do you do requests?
You should do a caricature book on C&V members
Awesome work...
^ Beautiful.
Ride more, that's my resolution. looks like I've got no choice in the matter too, got a nice 15 km commute starting february 1st.
Pass the Dutchie on the non-drive side.
Everything in life is about bikes. Except bikes, bikes are about power.
Wow. Great stuff, Pogue! I don't do resolutions, but if I did, to draw more might be a good one. Cripes but it's been too long since I picked up a pencil or brush.
Very nice work.
We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.
Very nice work Poguemahone!!!
awesome, Poguemahone!
my resolution de 2014 is
1. build more
2. ride more
3. find the matching Lotus frame for the lone fork
and here's one from orangeology for all. happy new year, all!
Great work Pogue. Love the My Little Pony/Grim Reaper combo.
#1 . Priority! Find new employment as my current post is now redundant - I'm applying like mad at present but still awaiting positive responses.
2. Hopefully get a job within riding distance and cycle commute to & from work.
3. Thin the herd a little, gain some space. Sell the hybrid and the Specialised Hard Rock I never use, finish the Dawes fixie and decide whether to keep that or not, build up and sell a dozen or so MTB's from a pile of frames that just take up space.
4. Worry less, learn to relax more and enjoy the present.
5. Tidy those tools!
Oldpeddaller - The older I get, the better I used to be !!!" ***** If at first you don't succeed - hit it with a hammer.
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To stop acquiring bikes that are difficult to sell at my cost after I overhaul them.
Thanks, all, for the kindly compliments. I've been debating pulling some digital prints of the various bike drawings-- they're usually done when I'm stuck on something I'm supposed to be working on. Might pull a small handful and take them to Westminster this year.
I also make resolutions I can keep easily, like keeping the studio a mess.
Nothing bike related, as I have no idea whatsoever what is coming to me this year.
I'm not much for resolutions or keeping them but....
1. Find more time to ride and spend less time wrenching on bikes that are a lost cause financially.
2. Reduce my herd and sell my Ross Signature and Bridgestone Mtn bike that I just don't ride enough.
3. Get more active on eBay and CL to downsize on bike parts and other items around the house.
1975 Motobecane Le Champion
1984 Bridgestone 400 and Miyata 1000 -- 1985 Specialized Expedition and Panasonic Pro-ATB -- 1987 Trek Elance 400T and Schwinn Voyageur
1990 Cannondale ST400 -- 1994 Univega Via Carisma
Pronounced "Murkle"
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Dr. David Kriegel, MD
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Qualifications and Experience
- Medical School - Boston University, Doctor of Medicine
- Boston University Medical Center, Residency in Dermatology
- Harvard University, Mount Auburn Hospital, Residency in Internal Medicine
- State University of New York, Stony Brook, Fellowship in MOHS-Microsurgery
Hospital Affiliations
- The Mount Sinai Hospital
Languages Spoken
- English
In-Network Insurances
- Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Beech Street
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- Dermatologist
Professional Statement
Dr. David A. Kriegel is a Board Certified Dermatologist and MOHS micrographic skin cancer surgeon. He completed his undergraduate work at Columbia University and his medical education at Boston University School of Medicine. His internship and residency training were completed at Harvard Medical School and Tufts University of Medicine. After Dr. Kriegel completed his dermatologic training, he was accepted into a two-year surgical fellowship program in MOHS Micrographic Skin Cancer Surgery, Cosmetic Surgery and Laser Surgery. There are only fifteen such programs in the country. This additional training took place at S.U.N.Y Stony Brook School of Medicine. Dr. Kriegel is the author of scientific articles and a chapter in academic text on dermatologic surgery. He was formerly Chief of Dermatology at Northport V.A. Medical Center. He is presently the Director of Dermatologic Surgery at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine.
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I thought he was thorough and professional. Would highly recommend!
Thorough, knowledgeable, courteous, and personable. I would highly recommend.
Great visit, clearly is an expert and very professional!
very brief, but not bad
It's a busy office but I did not feel rushed and he took the time to answer all my questions. He specializes in Mohs surgery and has the reputation of being one of the best in the country. Highly recommended. However, allow extra time if it's your first visit - they don't get any info from ZocDoc -- they give you a very old-fashioned "tablet" to type in your information - it is slow and very clunky. Took me 20 minutes to do what I could have done in 3.
wait time was too long. a 10:45 appointment taken at noon is really bad! I make another appointment with a doctor at l PM and was late for that because of it. My whole day spent between 2 doctor's appointments-not good! Angela
Wonderful experience with Dr. Kriegel! He took time to listen to my needs and explained the best form of treatment. Will definitely be back!
Very professional!
Dr. Kriegel was friendly, professional, prompt and obviously knowledgeable. While I can't say I *enjoyed* the visit -- as I was having a small growth removed for testing -- it was as good as it could have been. I would happily refer Dr. Kriegel to friends and family.
I was really nervous about a rash, but the doctor is very polite and friendly and put me at ease right away.
He was very professional and was very detailed in addressing all my concerns. Visit was pleasnant and made me feel very confortable. Highly recommended.
He kept me waiting an hour and then spent less than a minute with me. He advised me to come back for a check-up in a few months which is what this visit was meant to be for. I'm not sure if I should criticize this doctor specifically because almost all doctors seem to treat people like this these days. I can't bring myself to give him a good review either be a use I feel so badly treated. If you have all the time in the world to wait, this guy is about as bad as all the others so you may as well go to the one that is closest.
Very professional .!
Outstanding all around ! Polite, professional and caring.
the best dermatologist I ever Had
Since I was the very first patient to be treated at this location, I can't really comment on the wait time or overall efficiency of their office. That said, I found the staff to be knowledgeable and welcoming. Dr Kriegel is an expert in the field (also operates out of NYC) and I strongly encourage anyone in the Westchester area to visit this office if you're in need of top-notch care.
Dr Kriegel was excellent. He took his time and was very thorough and explained what he was doing very well. The office was somewhat disorganized and I had to wait almost 40 minutes after my appointment time despite having arrived 30 minutes early. The staff members that check in the patients were arguing amongst themselves which was awkward for the patients waiting. Overall, I would definitely come back because of Dr Kriegel. It would be nice if the office staff were more organized/professional.
I hold Dr. Kriegel in extremely high regard. He is a consummate professional and very pleasant.
My needs were met in a timely fashion by a knowledgeable doctor who made great recommendations for solving my problem.
Really liked him - did not like the front desk or long wait time.
I will not be going back. I originally scheduled my appointment for 12:20 PM. An unfriendly receptionist called me and asked if I could come in at 11:20 instead. I agreed. I showed up at 11:10 (allowing time to fill out the necessary paperwork). I eventually was seen at 12:30.The receptionist that was assigned to Dr. Kreigel was rude and was unapologetic. I understand that doctors run late, but I expect the staff to show a little bit of consideration and courtesy. The doctor (Kriegel) spent a total of 5 minutes with me. I felt rushed and he brushed off my questions making me feel as if it was a burden that I was there. The office obviously does not care about keeping new patients. I do not understand how this office was featured in NY Magazine.
Dr. Kriegel had an excellent bedside manner and was very easy to talk to. The wait was a bit rough - right around an hour for a very brief appointment - but I'll be going back to see him again regardless.
Dr. Kriegel was very professional, efficient, warm and approachable. The office was very busy but the process was clear and easy to complete.
The office could get themselves a little more organized with information and don't really need to be carrying on personal conversations for the 6 or so people in the waiting room to here (if I have been a patient there for some time and visited 6 months ago, why should I have to write my credit card info including the security code again and why should I have to fill out the form again about my lack of interest in having botox, leg veins treated, etc). Other than that, pretty good.
Efficient service at front desk Dr. Kriegel was personable and a good listener. He did not appear to be rushed. He went out of his way to assist me.
Dr. Kriegel has a calm, gentle demeanor. Thankfully, he doesn't insinuate I should inject my face with any kind of plumping elements, but I'm sure would be detailed in his explanation should I inquire about this. In addition, he biopsied a suspicious mark on my arm that another doctor disregarded. I felt this was very thorough on his part.
The doctor was great... But I waited over an hour in the middle of the workday, which is just not acceptable.
Switched from my previous doc to Dr. Kriegel, and couldn't be more happy. Understood exactly what I needed, and gave a great breakdown of every option available. He's a smart doc with good conversation... highly recommend.
Dr Kriegel - excellent. Billing department - terrible. Bad customer service, does not care about what you are trying to do/communicate, only cares that you pay up. Even tried to charge my stored credit card without my consent. If I wasn't a big fan of Dr Kriegel I would've switched doctors immediately. The guy in billing should be fired.
Very kind and made you feel at ease with out judgement
Had complete confidence in Dr Kriegel. He had the opportunity to suggest expensive alternatives that I probably did not need but he did not. Just gave great, informed medical advice. I would go back to him for any dermatological issue, medical or cosmetic. Office staff was also great.
Great- he's a great listener!
Very kind and friendly and I feel very comfortable talking about my concerns.
Dr. Kriegel seemed very professional, thorough and caring. I higly recommend him.
Dr. Kriegel and his staff were fantastic. It was the first time I had been there, so I didn't really know what to expect. The receptionist and nurses/assistants were really nice and warm -- pleasant experience. Dr. Kriegel was kind, patient, and actually listened. He was really great with answering follow-up questions, providing prescriptions that actually fit my lifestyle, and making helpful suggestions (both medical and non-medical). After my appointment, I had a follow-up question about a prescription and was able to speak to someone immediately for clarification -- no interminable wait for a phone call that never came, but a live person providing helpful answers. All in all, a great experience I cannot say enough about. I'm so thrilled to have found a great dermatologist in the city! -- Ndidi, NY, NY
I was very satisfied with my visit.
I feel very hopeful that the creams along with the self care I have learned from my research on the Internet are going to work to eliminate my foot fungus so that I will not need anymore painful toenail surgery.
The doctor was attentive and answered all my questions
Dr. Kriegel seemed very knowledgeable and caring. He took a genuine interest in my condition and sought ways to help me get more comfortable. My only complaint is that his office is very busy and it took me about 20 minutes to see the receptionist to hand in my insurance card--she was too busy answering phones!
I had an appointment with Dr. Santhouse instead. She was very professional and gave me all of my options. She was calm and personable. Thanks for a wonderful experience.
Very professional and nice demeanor. Seen many dermatologists and think he deserves to be in TOP DOCS NYC .
Thorough and very nice, but all business.
Whe I got there the 1:00pm appts for This Dr were complaining of the waiting time - It took me 1:45 before I was placed in the examination room - Then another 20 minutes until a newly hired assistant started asking me questions, which she was not throrough about - The doctor had to apologize for this lateness - The entire consultation + waiting time was 2.5 hours. Not convenient at all to make use of this service, if any appointments made and confirmed by the doctor's office are NOT KEPT by the Doctor.
Definitely a pro-- but definitely all business. I would say I was in and out of consultation in under ten minutes-- he checked me out, answered one or two questions, then basically told me to have a nice day. Made it clear he was done and wasn't interested in whether I had more questions, concerns, etc. Not ideal, but my basic needs were still met. If you have more than one issue to discuss, expect to make more than one appointment (and pay more than one co-pay.)
professional, courteous, knowledgeable...
very professional and helpful
So far so good. He took the time to listen to me.
the dr. was very nice and got straight the point of why I was there...Good listener!
I waited for two hours before I was seen. The receptionists are not helpful or friendly. Dr. is nice, but the staff is awful.


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Hope, Tropes, and Dopes: Hispanic and White Racial Animus in the 2008 Election
Version of Record online: 13 JUL 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1741-5705.2010.03783.x
© 2010 Center for the Study of the Presidency
Presidential Studies Quarterly
Volume 40, Issue 3, pages 497–514, September 2010
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SEGURA, G. M. and VALENZUELA, A. A. (2010), Hope, Tropes, and Dopes: Hispanic and White Racial Animus in the 2008 Election. Presidential Studies Quarterly, 40: 497–514. doi: 10.1111/j.1741-5705.2010.03783.x
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- Issue online: 13 JUL 2010
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One of the central questions surrounding the 2008 presidential election is the role of race in shaping electoral choice among non-Hispanic whites, and whether race played an equivalent role among Hispanics, whose willingness to vote for an African American candidate was raised as an uncertainty during the primary campaign. The authors argue that, beyond the usual association of racial sentiment with party preference, the effect of Obama's race on the 2008 election is significant, but substantially smaller among Latinos than among non-Hispanic whites. Although Latino voters often express racial sentiments that are indistinguishable from whites, there was a significant disconnect between those racial sentiments and Latinos' vote choice and evaluations of candidate Obama. The authors explore the explanatory power of explicit, indirect, and implicit measures of racial sentiment and find that an indirect measurement—the Racial Resentment Index—retains the greatest predictive validity, notwithstanding its conceptual challenges.


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An introduction to approaches to healing integral to Hindu, Buddhist, Jewish, Christian, Muslim, African, African-descended, Latin American, Chinese, Native American traditions, and to some of the outcomes of their interactions, in relation to the experience of affliction and suffering. Draws on source materials from history, religious studies, and medical anthropology. 4 cr, Fall sem.
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And my last painting of 2011
Wonderful work!
All of these are an instant fave!
beautiful <3
perso toutes ces petites femmes si fines et sensuelles ça me scotche ouah! chapeau
I've just come across your work....what a BEAUTIFUL art style and traditional magic....absolutely gorgeous
Very wonderful!
Lovely ^^
this is stunning
Very beautiful!
Very elegant indeed!
WOAH! Beautiful!
this is amazing
This is really good. I love her pose, and the rosiness of her makeup against her pale skin
It's so beautiful and captivating. I like to see something such amazing on dA, it proves that there's place for something else than another Naruto/Bleach/Hetalia/other-manga-with-thousands-of-fangirls fanart :3
PS. Sorry if my english isn't perfect, i'm only poor polish child. :]
PS. Sorry if my english isn't perfect, i'm only poor polish child. :]
ia m going to cry it's so beautiful.
LadySybile, your work is beautiful and inspiring. Thank you for opening up to us more by showing a little of your works in progress. Congratulations on your art being showcased in the museum! Since I began Watching you, your art has progressed into a new palette of colors and new positions for the ladies portrayed.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
beautiful (:
Very beautiful. I like your style! It's got interesting texture, sleekness, and grace.
Siempre me ha gustado esta forma de tratar el dibujo y la imagen, delicada, sintética y buen gusto. Gran trabajo en general!
very nicely done!!!
Well done.
this is so lovely <3 ^^
Stunning as always!
What a great way to end the year!
what a beautiful one it is
this is just stunning, i really love it
this is just stunning, i really love it
Very nice. Looks like you are going through a gold/yellow, fall colors stage? I like it. I'm glad you still use red in your work. I'm partial to red. Anyway, keep 'em coming! Always a delight to see your paintings!


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