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Artist Ralph Hotere, who has died aged 81, was a "warrior artist" whose provocative work portrayed some of the country's most divisive historical events.
Hotere died peacefully at midday yesterday in Dunedin, according to his lawyer, Judith Ablett-Kerr ONZM QC.
"It is with deep regret and profound sadness that I advise of the death of Ralph Hotere ONZ," she said in a statement.
He is survived by his wife, Mary McFarlane.
Hotere was a painter, sculptor and collaborative artist and was regarded as one of New Zealand's most important contemporary artists.
During the ceremony to confer his Order of New Zealand membership in February last year, Governor-General Jerry Mateparae said of Hotere that his "contribution has been to enrich the cultural and social fabric of Aotearoa-New Zealand".
Hotere was one of New Zealand's greatest artists whose legacy will live in his work, said art commentator and curator Hamish Keith.
"We have lost one of our greatest artists there is no doubt about that, but we haven't lost his work. Great people are great not because of who they are but what they do. And what Ralph has done we shall have," Keith said.
He was one of the great New Zealanders, like Sir Edmund Hillary, James K Baxter and Colin McCahon, who helped build New Zealand's cultural identity, said Keith.
"These people have given us our voice. We need to be reminded how much we owe those people who makes us what we are now."
He was a "warrior artist" who fought for things he believed in, Keith said.
His work examined the historical events that shaped New Zealand such as the Springbok tour, the Rainbow Warrior sinking and the Aramoana massacre.
"He built bridges across the two main rivers that run through our society and our culture," Keith said.
He was an artists who looked uniquely to New Zealand but his ideas were influenced by his deep understanding of international art, said Chris Saines, Director of Auckland Art Gallery.
"He was deeply interested in the human condition and the lives of ordinary and the effects of events on those lives," said Saines.
He was an artists who was quick to make a work in response to a political event, Saines said.
"There were many issues that actively engaged him. This marks him out as a very significant figure in our history, not just art, but our social history," Saines said.
One of Hotere's paintings, Vive Aramoana that recognised the victory in a fight to stop an aluminium smelter being built at Aramoana, north of Dunedin more than 30 years ago, sold for $183,000, in November last year.
"Hotere works have an allure to them that makes them very powerful," International Art Centre Director, Richard Thomson, said at the time of sale.
"Ralph Hotere is a very fine painter of exceptional talent but has always been reluctant to talk about his work. He prefers people to make up their own mind without influence from him," Mr Thomson said.
Hotere's death should be a reason to celebrate his legacy, Keith said.
"We owe Ralph something and we can pay that back by making it a task this week to go and look at a Ralph Hotere. That is the marvellous thing about artists they leave things behind them."
Christchurch artist Bill Hammond said Hotere was ''great''.
''He was a fine artist. We hardly had anything to do with each other because we are both so shy. I have said 'Hello Ralph' many times and he has has 'Hello Bill' many times,'' he said.
''He was just Ralph. He was great.''
Tame Iti sent a tweet from prison which read: ''The word of Ralph's death has reached us all in here. I am sad I will not get to see my old friend again.''
Christchurch Art Gallery director Jenny Harper said Hotere was an "amazing'' artist.
"He was at the forefront of New Zealand art for a long time and quite willing to engage with political issues and make great art as well. We mourn his passing.''
"He will leave a great gap for us. He bridged the gap between Maori and Pakeha art and was equally revered in both cultures.''
Dunedin Public Art Gallery director Cam McCracken said staff at the gallery were reeling with the news of Hotere's death.
''It's a very significant moment in art history when someone of that stature dies,'' McCracken said.
The gallery houses many significant Hotere works and is a custodian for the Hotere Foundation Trust.
Curator Aaron Kreisler said Hotere's death marked the end of an era in New Zealand art.
''Ralph represents a whole generation of artists,'' Kreisler said.
The gallery was currently in the process of organising a show for later this year exhibiting the collaboration work Ralph Hotere produced with Port Chalmers born artist Bill Culbert.
Prime Minister John Key was also among those who paid tribute to Hotere.
"I extend my sympathies and condolences to the family and friends of Mr Hotere, who was one of only a handful of New Zealanders to be granted the country's highest honour, the Order of New Zealand," says Mr Key.
"Mr Hotere had a career spanning more than five decades and was a painter, sculptor and collaborative artist.
"His passing will be deeply mourned by the New Zealand artistic community in particular," said Key.
Former Coca Gallery director and chair of Arts Voice Christchurch Warren Feeney said Hotere was the first artist to bring European abstraction to New Zealand.
"When New Zealand art was focused on nationalism and regionalism, he was the first artist to engage internationally,'' he said.
"He was the artist that made an international connection. He returned from Britain in the 1960s and had an awareness of European abstraction and made people aware of it in New Zealand. The best of his work is really great. He is a key figure in New Zealand art. There is no doubt about that."
One of the last works by New Zealand artist Ralph Hotere was a message of support for earthquake-hit Christchurch.
Hotere completed two lithographs exhibited in Christchurch last year that carried a stark message of support for the city - ''Hang in there mate''.
His paintings, sculptures and collaborations were dominated by the colour black and often used text.
Black Union Jack in 1981 questioned the Springbok tour, Black Rainbow in 1987 responded to the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior and the two White Drip paintings were a response to broadcaster Paul Holmes' "cheeky darkie" comment about then United Nations secretary- general Kofi Annan in 2003. Holmes owned one of the two White Drip paintings.
Hotere continued to create new artworks despite suffering a debilitating stroke in 2001, although his output was limited.
He was born in Northland, but settled in Port Chalmers near Dunedin in 1969. Hotere was born in 1931 in Taikarawa in the Hokianga. He was of Te Aupouri descent and the ninth of 15 children.
Hone Papita Raukura "Ralph" Hotere
1931: Born in Mitimiti, Northland (Te Aupouri iwi)
1952: moved to Dunedin (studied at King Edward Technical College)
1961: gained a fellowship and travelled to England where he studied at London's Central School of Art 1962-4: Studied in France and travelled around Europe
1968: began the series of works with which he is perhaps best known, the Black Paintings. 1969: Became the University of Otago's Frances Hodgkins Fellow
1994: awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Otago.
2003: awarded an Icon Award from the Arts Foundation of New Zealand.
2011: made a member of the Order of NZ.
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Paul Kochanski
Paul Kochanski (born Paweł Kochański) (14 September 1887 – 12 January 1934) was a Polish violinist, composer and arranger.[1]
Training and early career[edit]
Born Paweł Kochański in Odessa, Russia, he studied violin first with his father and then at age 7 with Emil Młynarski, whose teacher had been Leopold Auer. In 1898 Młynarski went to Warsaw, and when, three years later in 1901 he founded the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, he summoned Kochanski, then aged 14, to be its concertmaster. He also took charge of his upbringing and education, treating him like a son and stating that he believed he would become a world-class soloist.[2] In 1903, with sponsorship from leading Warsaw families arranged by Młynarski, Kochanski went to Brussels to study with César Thomson at the Brussels Conservatoire.[1] There, after four months, he received the Premier prix avec la plus grande distinction (First prize, with the greatest distinction).[3]
It was at this point, as he was beginning his itinerant virtuoso career, that he met Arthur Rubinstein, through the invitation of Juliusz Wertheim.[2] They immediately realised their shared musical sympathies, but the friendship, rich with youthful energy, really took off in 1907 with their concerts for the Warsaw Philharmonic, including duo performances of Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata and Tchaikovsky's Piano Trio with the cellist J. Sabelik.[4] In 1908, with Jozef Jaroszyński (a patron of Kochanski's), they made a triumphant tour of European capitals, including Berlin, Paris, London and Karlsbad,[clarification needed], and in 1908–9 Kochanski and Rubinstein performed the Franck Violin Sonata in A, the Kreutzer again, and a Brahms trio (with Eli Kochański, cellist, Paul's gifted brother) for the Warsaw Philharmonic.
Pre-war career[edit]
From 1909 to 1911 Kochanski taught at the Warsaw Conservatory as professor of violin. In 1909 he and Rubinstein gave the first performance of Karol Szymanowski's Violin Sonata in D minor. Their participation, with their friend Szymanowski, in the movement known as Young Poland, helped to promote more progressive musical attitudes in Warsaw. In 1911, Kochanski married Zosia Kohn (who had previously held a hopeless passion for Juliusz Wertheim). His father-in-law, a lawyer, bought him a Stradivarius violin for his wedding present. Szymanowski dedicated his Violin Concerto No. 1 in 1916 to Kochanski, who contributed the cadenza.
In 1913–1914 in London, Rubinstein introduced Kochanski to the music room of Paul and Muriel Draper, to which they also introduced Szymanowski, and where Paul met Igor Stravinsky. In this circle they were often with Pablo Casals, Jacques Thibaud, Lionel Tertis, Pierre Monteux and others. Stravinsky dedicated a transcription for violin and piano of three pieces from The Firebird to Kochanski, who participated in two of Rubinstein's recitals at Bechstein Hall in 1914, one of which was devoted entirely to contemporary music.[5]
In 1916 he succeeded Leopold Auer, teaching at the St. Petersburg Conservatory until 1918; during that time he became friends with Sergei Prokofiev and gave the composer some assistance on matters of technique for the solo part of his Violin Concerto No. 1 in D major. He moved on to teach at the Kiev Conservatory from 1919 to 1920.[1] In January 1920, he premiered Szymanowski's Nocturne and Tarantella in Warsaw.
London and New York, 1920–1934[edit]
In 1920 he lived briefly in London, and gave a joint recital with Rubinstein at Wigmore Hall. In London they were reunited with Szymanowski, with whom Paul and Zosia also spent time in Brighton. Kochanski and Szymanowski gave a joint recital at Wigmore Hall in January 1921,[6] and a few weeks later the four set off for New York City where Paul Draper and George Engels (Kochanski's American manager) were awaiting them. They were rapidly received into musical circles, Kochanski and Rubinstein giving the world premiere of Ernest Bloch's Violin Sonata No. 1 soon afterwards. Kochanski made a sensational debut in the Brahms Violin Concerto at Carnegie Hall, and was immediately in demand. The four returned to England, but went back to New York in autumn 1921. In April 1922, Kochanski played in Buenos Aires.[7]
From this point on, Kochanski's career was based in New York. He taught at the Juilliard School from 1924, heading the violin faculty until his death of cancer at age 46 in 1934.[1] In 1933, when he was already dying, he helped Szymanowski complete his Second Violin Concerto and gave the premiere; when published (after Kochanski's death), the score bore a dedication to him. A non-religious ceremony was held at the school, attended by 1,500 people; his pallbearers included Arturo Toscanini, Frank Damrosch, Walter Damrosch, Jascha Heifetz, Vladimir Horowitz, Fritz Kreisler, Serge Koussevitzky, Leopold Stokowski and Efrem Zimbalist.[8]
According to Rubinstein, who loved him as his dearest friend, Kochanski liked straightforward people, played cards and sometimes spoke roughly. He could be abrupt, impatient or rude, and could even get angry and walk out, slamming doors behind him.
Dr. John Erskin, the dean of the Juilliard School, said of him:
"Magnificent as his [Kochanski's] playing and teaching were, I think he was a bigger man than we had yet realized. His influence and his fame were only beginning. Had he lived, I believe he would have distinguished himself in composition, to which his attention was turning."[1]
Manuscript collection[edit]
The Music Department of Poland's National Library in Warsaw contains the Paweł Kochański Manuscript Collection. The Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage funded the purchase of his written creative work from Sotheby's, New York in December 1988 for the Library.[1]
- ^ a b c d e f Kochański's Collaborative Work from the Polish Music Journal
- ^ a b Sachs (1997), p. 64
- ^ Eaglefield-Hull (1924)
- ^ Sachs (1997), p. 103
- ^ Sachs (1997), pp. 133, 140, 142
- ^ Sachs (1997), p. 197
- ^ Sachs (1997), pp. 200–212
- ^ Sachs (1997), p. 250
- Eaglefield-Hull, A. (1924). A Dictionary of Modern Music and Musicians. London: Dent.
- Sachs, H. (1997). Arthur Rubinstein: A Life. London: Phoenix. ISBN 9781857998870.


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On the Road: It All Begins in Greensboro
To see all my posts from my May 6 visit to the Greensboro Grasshoppers, click HERE. To see all of my posts from my May 2016 Carolinas Road Trip, click HERE. To see all of my "On the Road" posts, click HERE. If interested in seeing posts on a visit to a particular team, search for that team's name in the blog search bar (it's to your right).
My 2016 "On the Road" season kicked off on May 5th, 2016. Would you like to hear about how the day went? It's really interesting. I got up early and went to the gym, as this season it is my goal to become the most physically alluring single male 30-something Minor League Baseball writer of all time. (I'm not sure who I'm competing against). I then took a green cab to Penn Station and boarded a New Jersey transit train to the Newark airport. After an Airtrain ride spent silently mocking the automated conductor's pronunciation of "United" (U-knitted? Really?), I proceeded through security, got mad at how expensive airport food is, got sad at the dystopian check-out kiosks that are slowly displacing the American retail worker and, finally, boarded a plane to Raleigh-Durham. In much the same way that the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders are located in Moosic, PA, the Raleigh-Durham airport is located in Morrisville. Representing two places in your name while being situated in a third — now that's covering your bases!
Please have patience while this introduction builds to an exquisite crescendo. In Durham, where the weather was miserable, I rented a car (Volkswagen Passat, for those keeping score at home) and then drove to Greensboro while listening to the first disc in the four-volume "Complete Road Music" series. (Red Sovine almost made me cry. Again.) Greensboro, being in close proximity to Durham, was also experiencing miserable weather and, in fact, that evening's Grasshoppers game was rained out. No matter. I wasn't planning on attending a Grasshoppers game until the next evening, where surely everything would be fine.
And you know what? It was. Everything is always fine. This was my view of NewBridge Bank Park the next morning. There was nary a tarp in sight.
After an afternoon spent in silent observance of my 37 1/2 birthday (aka "Halfway to 75") I traipsed — yes, traipsed! — to New Bridge Bank Ballpark for that evening's scheduled doubleheader against the Columbia Fireflies. It was a doubleheader because the previous evening's ballgame had been rained out. Everything is connected.
On Twitter I referred to the scene below as a "quintessential MiLB tableau" and I stand by that assessment. The inanimate canines to the right of inanimate mascot Guilford are, I believe, batdogs Master Yogi Berra and Miss Babe Ruth (retired). More on them later.
In front of the giant inflatable jersey one finds a memorial to Flight 93 flight attendant Sandra W. Bradshaw, a "caring friend and companion….who sacrificed her life to save others."
From the home plate side, NewBridge Bank Park is considerably more imposing.
I was met at the entrance by Grasshoppers VP Katie Dannemiller, who led me through the team store and into the front offices. Miss Babe Ruth, a daily ballpark presence even in retirement, was there to greet me. Or, more accurately, she was there to dolefully stare at me as I traipsed past.
From the front office it was on to the concourse, where I caught my first-ever glimpse of the brand-new South Atlantic League entity that are the Columbia Fireflies.
1st time I've seen @ColaFireflies on the field, & they're visiting the Grasshoppers. Lotsa buzz around this match-up pic.twitter.com/g2X2MF1pFc
— Benjamin Hill (@bensbiz) May 6, 2016
In the above photo, one can see a new ballpark addition (Sunbrella Shade Zone Picnic Area) as well as new ballpark view apartments that are being constructed beyond left field. Though built over a decade ago, the area around NewBridge Bank Park is still developing.
In its own way, the view from behind the ballpark is pretty nice as well.
The early-arriving masses, beside themselves with anticipation for a pair of seven-inning Class A ballgames, could no longer be contained. A brave member of the Hoppin Fun Crew (who, like the Reading Fightin Phils, eschew apostrophe) was ready for them.
The concourse, which spans 360 degrees but does not offer views of the field from all of those degrees, sprung to life.
During my pregame strolling I saw one of the funniest things I've ever seen at a ballpark. From my notes:
"Young autograph-collecting dad, wearing flip-flops, parks his stroller on the concourse and totally wipes out while walking down the muddy berm. His feet went right out from under him and he landed on his back. Fireflies players warming up on field let out collective 'Ohhhhh!' He was covered in mud and elbows scraped. Went back up the hill without getting an autograph."
I don't mean to be mean-spirited in laughing at this, as Lord knows I've had my share of ballpark bloopers. One time I threw up in a clubhouse tunnel toilet in Tulsa after over-exerting myself in an on-field human bobblehead contest.
Oh, say can you see that a game was about to start? My notes indicate that the anthem fireworks were not quite in sync with the words "bomb bursting." This observation is followed by "I love MiLB."
I love MiLB and I love being on the road visiting the ballparks. Perhaps this is because "On great fields, something stays." Take it away Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, whose timeless words of wisdom are displayed in this piece of signage immediately to the left of the main entrance.
Chamberlain's quote brings to mind the last paragraph of Jack London's Star Rover, an influential text in my personal canon.
There is no death. Life is spirit, and spirit cannot die. Only the flesh dies and passes, ever a-crawl with the chemic ferment that informs it, ever plastic, ever crystallizing, only to melt into the flux and to crystallize into fresh and diverse forms that are ephemeral and that melt back into the flux. Spirit alone endures and continues to build upon itself through successive and endless incarnations as it works upward toward the light. What shall I be when I live again? I wonder. I wonder. . . .
Nothing is guaranteed, but before melting into the flux I plan on writing Part Two of this Greensboro Grasshoppers blog series. Stay tuned.
About Friday Night: Carolina Mudcats, May 13, 2016
This season, when I'm on the road, I'll write an on-the-spot blog post about each Minor League ballpark that I visit. Then, upon my presumed return home, I'll provide the multifaceted blog coverage that you have come to know and, perhaps, love. Let's get to it, lest it get to us!
May 13: Five County Ballpark, home of the Carolina Mudcats (Class A Advanced affiliate of the Atlanta Braves)
Opponent: Lynchburg Hillcats, 7:05 p.m. start time
Five County Ballpark, from the outside:
Five County Ballpark, from within:
Ballpark Character: Muddy, celebrating Friday the 13th by dressing as Freddy Krueger.
At Random: It was also Scout Night
Your Groundbreaking and Subversive Ballpark Joke of the Day:
Your groundbreaking and subversive ballpark joke of the night, @CarolinaMudcatshttps://t.co/mGPQlYVJKY
— Benjamin Hill (@bensbiz) May 14, 2016
Up Next:
This trip is over. Stay tuned for a cavalcade of Carolinas-themed blog posts and MiLB.com articles. My next trip, God willing, will be to see the Hartford Yard Goats on June 3 and 4th.
About Last Night: Columbia Fireflies, May 12, 2016
This season, when I'm on the road, I'll write an on-the-spot blog post about each Minor League ballpark that I visit. Then, upon my presumed return home, I'll provide the multifaceted blog coverage that you have come to know and, perhaps, love. Let's get to it, lest it get to us!
May 11: Spirit Communications Park, home of the Columbia Fireflies (Class A affiliate of the New York Mets)
Opponent: Asheville Tourists, 7:05 p.m. start time
Spirit Communications Park, from the outside:
Spirit Communications Park, from within:
Culinary Creation: Myself and designated eater Carter Blackmon, about to chow down on "Hog Hammer" pork shanks.
Ballpark Character: Edward Keene, Fireflies director of facilities/footwear fashion icon
At Random: A pregame English class for Fireflies players, conducted in the office of team president John Katz
Your Groundbreaking and Subversive Ballpark Joke
Your groundbreaking and subversive ballpark joke, @ColaFireflieshttps://t.co/HEgaafwTJ7
— Benjamin Hill (@bensbiz) May 13, 2016
Up Next:
May 13: Carolina Mudcats
About Tuesday Night: Myrtle Beach Pelicans, May 10, 2016
This season, when I'm on the road, I'll write an on-the-spot blog post about each Minor League ballpark that I visit. Then, upon my presumed return home, I'll provide the multifaceted blog coverage that you have come to know and, perhaps, love. Let's get to it, lest it get to us!
May 10: TicketReturn.com Field, home of the Myrtle Beach Pelicans
Opponent: Winston-Salem Dash, 7:05 p.m. start time
TicketReturn.com Field, from the outside:
TicketReturn.com Field, from within:
Culinary Creation: Uh, where to begin? This was one of four courses, served to four designated eaters. Chicken and waffle bites, fried bologna sandwich, chicken bog balls, fried pickles, sweet potato fries. Stay tuned for a full report.
Ballpark Character: Randy the vendor
At Random: That's not a T-shirt gun; this is a T-shirt gun.
Your Groundbreaking and Subversive Ballpark Joke of the Day:
Sorry https://t.co/6j4PLgyjgZ
— Benjamin Hill (@bensbiz) May 11, 2016
Up Next:
May 12: Columbia Fireflies
May 13: Carolina Mudcats
About Monday Night: Charleston RiverDogs, May 9, 2016
This season, when I'm on the road, I'll write an on-the-spot blog post about each Minor League ballpark that I visit. Then, upon my presumed return home, I'll provide the multifaceted blog coverage that you have come to know and, perhaps, love. Let's get to it, lest it get to us!
May 9: Joseph P. Riley Park, home of the Charleston RiverDogs (Class A affiliate of the New York Yankees)
Opponent: Hickory Crawdads, 7:05 p.m. start time
Joseph P. Riley Park, from the outside:
Joseph P. Riley Park, from within:
Culinary Creation: Take it away, Josh Shea:
.@ChasRiverDogs food and beverage director Josh Shea introduces Double Chicken and Waffle Burger. pic.twitter.com/5slH08wjxC
— Benjamin Hill (@bensbiz) May 9, 2016
Ballpark Character: Another day, another "Bark in the Park" promo.
At Random:
Your Groundbreaking and Subversive Ballpark Joke of the Day:
Your groundbreaking and subversive ballpark joke of the day, Charleston RiverDogs (w/help from director of … https://t.co/lsjo8jqbWU
— Benjamin Hill (@bensbiz) May 10, 2016
Up Next:
May 10: Myrtle Beach Pelicans
May 12: Columbia Fireflies
May 13: Carolina Mudcats
About Yesterday Afternoon: Greenville Drive, May 8, 2016
This season, when I'm on the road, I'll write an on-the-spot blog post about each Minor League ballpark that I visit. Then, upon my presumed return home, I'll provide the multifaceted blog coverage that you have come to know and, perhaps, love. Let's get to it, lest it get to us!
May 8: Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive (Class A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox)
Opponent: Columbia Fireflies, 2:00 completion of Saturday's suspended game followed by seven-inning game at 4:40
Fluor Field, from the outside: (This building, part box office and team store, is located across from the stadium. Close enough)
Culinary Creation: Fried cheesecake dusted with cinnamon sugar, with chocolate dipping sauce
Ballpark character: Available for adoption
At random: Carnations for moms on Mother's Day
Your Groundbreaking and Subversive Ballpark Joke of the Day:
Your groundbreaking and subversive ballpark joke of the day, @greenvilledrivehttps://t.co/pi5EWKJ5dz
— Benjamin Hill (@bensbiz) May 8, 2016
May 9: Charleston RiverDogs
May 10: Myrtle Beach Pelicans
May 12: Columbia Fireflies
May 13: Carolina Mudcats
About Last Night: Durham Bulls, May 7, 2016
This season, when I'm on the road, I'll write an on-the-spot blog post about each Minor League ballpark that I visit. Then, upon my presumed return home, I'll provide the multifaceted blog coverage that you have come to know and, perhaps, love. Let's get to it, lest it get to us!
May 7: Durham Bulls Athletic Park, home of the — wait for it — Durham Bulls (Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays)
Opponent: Norfolk Tides, 5:05 p.m. ET start time
Durham Bulls Athletic Park, from the outside:
Durham Bulls Athletic Park, from within:
Culinary Creation: Angus Barn Steak and Cheese Sandwich
Ballpark Characters: Princess Leia and Chewbacca, characters from a cult movie that was being celebrated at the ballpark.
At Random: Another career highlight.
. @bensbiz crushing a Chewy impression at the @DurhamBullspic.twitter.com/I7xqxEjEr0
— Ken Childs (@TheKenChilds) May 7, 2016
Your Groundbreaking and Subversive Joke of the Day:
Your groundbreaking and subversive ballpark joke of the day, @DurhamBulls https://t.co/ZHw0anOuQ5
— Benjamin Hill (@bensbiz) May 7, 2016
Up Next:
May 8: Greenville Drive
May 9: Charleston RiverDogs
May 10: Myrtle Beach Pelicans
May 12: Columbia Fireflies
May 13: Carolina Mudcats
About Last Night: Greensboro Grasshoppers, May 6, 2016
This season, when I'm on the road, I'll write an on-the-spot blog post about each Minor League ballpark that I visit. Then, upon my presumed return home, I'll provide the multifaceted blog coverage that you have come to know and, perhaps, love. Let's get to it, lest it get to us!
May 6: NewBridge Bank Park, home of the Greensboro Grasshoppers (Class A affiliate, Florida Marlins)
Opponent: Columbia Fireflies, 5:00 p.m. start time (doubleheader)
NewBridge Bank Park, from the outside:
NewBridge Bank Park, from within:
Culinary Creation: Sweet and Salty Grilled Cheese (strawberry brie cheese and prosciutto)
Ballpark Character: On-field emcee Danny aka…
Your Groundbreaking and Subversive Joke of the Day:
Your groundbreaking and subversive ballpark joke of the day, @GSOHoppershttps://t.co/CER3jVQysB
— Benjamin Hill (@bensbiz) May 7, 2016
Up Next:
May 7: Durham Bulls
May 8: Greenville Drive
May 9: Charleston RiverDogs
May 10: Myrtle Beach Pelicans
May 12: Columbia Fireflies
May 13: Carolina Mudcats
On the Road: 2016 Edition
Here we go again. It's time to hit the open road.
Since 2010, I've spent a portion of the baseball season visiting Minor League Baseball stadiums all across the country. My mission at each ballpark is to highlight what it is that makes that team (and city) unique. If each team is a reflection of the community in which it operates, then Minor League Baseball's 160 teams, taken together, are a reflection of America. So what better way to explore America than through Minor League Baseball?
So, that's me and what I'm all about. (Plan your own road trips HERE.)
I've visited 139 Minor League ballparks through the years (some more than once), including 128 of the 159 currently in use. 2016 will see me get that much closer to my goal of "collecting 'em all," while also providing the opportunity to revisit some past favorites. Here's a thumbnail; an extensive breakdown immediately follows.
My itinerary is a touch lighter as compared to the last couple of seasons, but should nonetheless result in plenty of unique articles, blog posts, Tweets, Instagram photos and Groundbreaking and Subversive Ballpark Jokes. And, of course, 2016 will mark the fourth season of the "Designated Eater," in which I recruit an individual at each ballpark to consume the cuisine that my gluten-diet prohibits.
If YOU are interested in being a designated eater at one of the ballparks listed in the itineraries below, then get in touch: email@example.com. First come, first served — and you MUST get in touch via email. Also: first-time DEs are prioritized over veterans, good communicators are especially welcome and how come women almost never apply?
Anyhow, this could be you:
Trip #1: Carolinas On My Mind
May 6: Greensboro Grasshoppers (vs. Columbia Fireflies, 7:00 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Alan Hand
May 7: Durham Bulls (vs. Norfolk Tides, 7:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Ken Childs
This should be a memorable evening in Durham, as it's a "A Tribute to Han Solo" Star Wars Night.
Han Solo, we salute you: https://t.co/QB2MyoJgDmpic.twitter.com/IbdjGCr99m
— Durham Bulls (@DurhamBulls) March 23, 2016
May 8: Greenville Drive (vs. Columbia Fireflies, 4:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Rich Wofford
May 9: Charleston RiverDogs (vs. Hickory Crawdads, 7:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Frank Monterisi
May 10: Myrtle Beach Pelicans (vs. Winston-Salem Dash, 7:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater:
May 11: "Off"
May 12: Columbia Fireflies (vs. Asheville Tourists, 7:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Carter Blackmon
May 13: Carolina Mudcats (vs. Lynchburg Hillcats, 7:00 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Sherman Gillespie
Why? The Columbia Fireflies, one of two new teams/stadiums in Minor League Baseball this season, served as the impetus for this trip. But I was overdue for a Carolinas trip, anyway; I last visited Durham, Charleston and Myrtle Beach in 2011, and have never before been to Greensboro or Zebulon (home of the Mudcats). Greenville I've kinda sorta been to, having stopped by the ballpark when the team was on the road in 2010. I'm glad to actually see the Drive in action this time around.
Also, I am one of tens (or, likely, hundreds) of millions of Americans who condemn the idiotic bigotry codified within North Carolina's HB2 law. The Durham Bulls have recently spoken out against it, and I hope (but am not necessarily expecting) other NC teams to do the same. I'll be interested in getting the perspectives of fans — particularly those whom this law directly affects — when I'm in North Carolina.
Trip #2: Getting Hartford's Goat
Note: This trip is now TBD, as it remains unclear when Dunkin Donuts Park will open.
June 3-4: Hartford Yard Goats (vs. Portland, 7:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Jim Manning
Why? This isn't a trip, really. I'd consider it to be more of a jaunt. It is imperative that I make it to Hartford this season, as the brand-new Yard Goats (who formerly existed as the New Britain Rock Cats) will be playing in brand-new Dunkin' Donuts Park. After ending last season with a New England-based trip — including the Rock Cats' last-ever home game — there aren't many teams in the region I currently feel compelled to visit. So a Hartford exclusive this shall be.
Eat It Up.
Trip #3: Appy League Entirety
June 25: Greeneville Astros (vs. Johnson City, 6:00 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Curt Collins
June 26: Kingsport Mets (vs. Pulaski, 4:00 p.m.)
Designated Eater:
June 27: Johnson City Cardinals (vs. Elizabethton, TBD)
Designated Eater: Marc Aiken
June 28: Bristol Pirates (vs. Greeneville, 7:00 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Todd Hare
June 29: Elizabethton Twins (vs. Pulaski, TBD)
Designated Eater: Daniel Buck
June 30: Princeton Rays (vs. Greeneville, 7:00 p.m.)
Designated Eater:
July 1: Bluefield Blue Jays (vs. Kingsport, 7:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater:
July 2: Pulaski Yankees (vs. Bristol, TBD)
Designated Eater: Thomas Panek
July 3: Danville Braves (vs. Burlington, TBD)
Designated Eater:
July 4: Burlington Royals (vs. Danville, 6:35 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Justin Moody
Why? Finally, after years of pestering, hectoring, cajoling, persuading and pleading from various Appalachian League personnel, I am happy to announce a trip that covers the entire Rookie-level circuit. With the exception of Danville and Burlington (in 2011), I haven't visited any of these teams before. The travel will be minimal, as well. The first five days of the trip cover the Western Division, during which I will be staying in the same hotel. Johnson City, I'll soon know you well.
And, yes, by ending in Burlington I'll pretty much be exactly where I started (and ended) during my May Carolinas trip. I'm sure I'll get some flak for hitting the same general area twice in the same season, but I'm used to it. Last year, I didn't make it west of Omaha and this annoyed my three-hours-behind-the-times pals in the Pacific Time Zone.
Trip 4: Sacramento to Spokane, the Long Way
August 1: Sacramento River Cats (vs. Salt Lake, 7:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater:
August 2: Stockton Ports (vs. Rancho Cucamonga, 7:10 p.m.)
Designated Eater:
August 3: Modesto Nuts (vs. Visalia, 7:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Derek Nyquist
August 4: San Jose Giants (vs. Modesto, 6:30 p.m.)
Designated Eater: John Lambert
August 5: Visalia Rawhide (vs. Inland Empire, 7:00 p.m.)
Designated Eater:
August 6: Las Vegas 51s (vs. Fresno, 7:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Zachary Lucy
August 7: "Off"
August 8: Reno Aces (vs. Salt Lake, 7:05 p.m.)
Designated Eater: Jose Aguilar
August 9: "Off"
August 10: Boise Hawks (vs. Hillsboro, 7:15 p.m.)
Designated Eater:
August 11: Tri-City Dust Devils (vs. Spokane, TBD)
Designated Eater:
August 12: Spokane Indians (vs. Eugene, 6:30 p.m.)
Designated Eater:
Why? Speaking of the Pacific Time Zone, here we are! This trip is a behemoth, motivated by the desire to hit a bunch of disparate teams whom I have missed on past trips. This includes Golden State stalwarts Sacramento and San Jose as well as the final three Northwest League teams I've yet to visit: Boise, Tri-City and Spokane. My time in those regions are book-ended by a swing into Nevada, to see the Las Vegas 51s for the first time and to make a return trip to Reno (the Aces were rained out when I visited in 2013). There are several other repeats from the 2013 season thrown in out of scheduling necessity, in the form of Modesto, Stockton and Visalia. My apologies to the Fresno Grizzlies, another 2013 stop whom I would have loved to include had the home and away gods smiled upon me. Maybe I can still stop by Fresno on the way to Visalia and get some Spam fries to go.
Postscript: 2017, the Path is Clear
Upon the conclusion of the 2016 season, there will be only a handful of teams I have yet to visit: the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, Frederick Keys, Frisco RoughRiders, Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, Salt Lake Bees and … the entirety of the Pioneer League. Thus, I anticipate the following itineraries:
Southern California: Seeing the Quakes also allows me to see California League teams (such as Lake Elsinore, Lancaster and High Desert) whom I have not visited since 2011.
Frisco: Maybe this will tie into a larger trip, maybe it will just be a RoughRiders exclusive. Either way, visiting Dr Pepper Ballpark is the only way to get RoughRiders broadcaster Nathan Barnett to stop bothering me.
Four States, Four Days: In addition to having never visited the Frederick Keys in Maryland, I am long overdue for stops in both Binghamton and Wilmington. (I visited the former in 2008 and the latter in 2009, both before I started doing these trips in earnest.) The Altoona Curve would be a necessity as well; I have visited them three times but, weirdly enough, never in a traditional regular-season game context.
Oh, Pioneer: This would be a huge one, comprising Colorado Springs and Salt Lake as well as the eight-team Pioneer League (which has teams in Colorado, Utah, Idaho and Montana). I'm up for it.
But let's not get ahead of ourselves. Thanks to everyone who has followed along with me thus far, and welcome to anyone who's on board for the first time. I'm looking forward to my upcoming travels, and also looking forward to receiving my annual barrage of complaints regarding why my itineraries are flawed. (Yes, of course, I went out of my way to visit your team on a Monday.)
As always, feel free to get in touch with all manner of questions and concerns. I remain:
Return to the Road: The Road Ends in Portland
For the last two and a half months, when time has allowed, I've written "Return to the Road" posts detailing my non-ballpark traveling experiences during the 2015 season. Today, that series of posts ends with this, a brief account of my time in Portland, Maine.
I arrived in Maine's most populous city on the evening of September 3, and the next afternoon I had a couple of hours to spare before heading on over to the Sea Dogs' home of Hadlock Field. Given that this would be my only full day in Maine, I felt like I almost had no choice but to get some lobster. After a thorough research effort (okay, an overwhelming Yelp consensus might have had something to do with it), I chose to visit Fishermen's Grill.
In the above photograph, the Fishermen's Grill looks impossibly tiny, kind of like the restaurant version of floor 7 1/2 in Being John Malkovich. But I made it inside, all 68 inches of me, and ordered a "lobstah" roll. Given my gluten-free obligations, I chose the option in which the lobster was served separate from the bread. There was a specific term for this option, but it now eludes me. I'll call it the "Celiac Compromise."
The lobster — tender, generously portioned, dipped in butter — was fantastic.
Afterwards I went for a brief stroll in Mayor Baxter Woods. When I came to a fork in the road, I took it.
I then took a short drive to Portland's downtown, where parking was an ordeal. Finally finding a space for my (rented) Dodge Charger represented a moment of triumph so profound that I documented it for posterity.
The statue in the below photo is reads "PORTLAND: To Her Sons Who Died for the Union." I like that the dude on the right accidentally snuck into the shot, representing Bob Marley to the fullest on this late summer afternoon.
While parking was tough in Portland's downtown, the flip side was that it was good for pedestrians.
I'm a big fan of Little Lad's popcorn, whose "herbal" variety is available here in New York City. Therefore, I was happy to have stumbled upon the Little Lad's Cafe, which had a plethora of Little Lad's flavors I had not previously enjoyed. (That said, the original "Herbal" flavor remains my favorite.)
Time was running out (time always seems to be running out while I'm on the road), but I was able to squeeze in one last record store visit. In addition to LPs, Electric Buddha had a variety of old video games as well as a nicely-curated selection of pop culture detritus.
I focused my energy on the records, per usual, and among those I walked away with was "Early Steppenwolf." This 1967 live LP has since blown my mind to an extent I wasn't expecting.
And, hey, that's all I've got, as my 2015 road trip posts are now 100% complete. I ended the season looking like this; expect a leaner, meaner and cleaner Ben's Biz in 2016.
2016 ballpark trip schedule coming soon. Hope to see you on the road!


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Kim Kardashian Literally Has A Killer Lookalike
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but it's unlikely that Kim Kardashian is getting much joy out of having Claudia Ochoa Felix as a doppelganger. Not because the curvaceous, raven-haired Latina isn't physically beautiful. Probably it's because Felix reportedly happens to be a contract killer for one of Mexico's most fearsome drug cartels.
Armed with a pink AK-47 and outfitted in curve-hugging leggings, the so-called Empress of Antrax is a bit of an enigma, to say the least. The 27-year-old mother of three frequently posts selfies of herself in body-con dresses, sky-high heels, and heavy makeup. Yet, despite her ominous reputation, her Instagram page is filled with appreciative comments and sexual come-ons from males.
Behind those clingy tops, however, beats the heart of a cold-blooded killer. Felix is said to now be leading Los Antrax, hiring hit men (and women) for the Sinaloa Cartel. Her former boyfriend headed up the killing squad until his arrest this January, while her ex-husband was reportedly a trafficker for Sinaloa.
Felix has denied any criminal dealings, but her notorious reputation precedes her. Kinda gives the term "dead ringer" a new meaning, no? (Daily Mail)
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According to Scott's notes from the show floor, Cooler Master calls this keyboard the QuickFire Rapid I and plans to offer it with multiple Cherry MX switch types. Presumably, both gamer- and typist-friendly switches will be available. I don't see much of a practical use for the dynamic backlighting, except perhaps if the keyboard is outfitted with Cherry MX red or black switches, which don't normally provide feedback upon actuation. The effect sure looks cool, though, and it may turn heads at LAN parties.
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Ron D. Clinger was arrested for attempting to elude police, a felony, and booked into Spokane County Jail. A judge released Clinger on his own recognizance because he has no criminal history, and after reminding him that, as a fire captain, he should have known better.
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I used the step by step instructions that I found at [...] to change out the hardware in less that 15 minutes.
After a discussion concerning the software restore with the apple guru at my local apple store, I used his advice by starting the macbook pro with the new drive by holding down the option key. (Rather than using an OS X Recovery Disk - the apple guru said apple no long supports that product, even though i found it on apple's support website???) I then had to log onto my wifi network. It took about 10 minutes to download the next menu to my computer over the internet. At that point I had to 1st delete the files on the new hard drive and at the time, select the "extended journal" option. This took 5 or so minutes. Then I used Time Machine to restore about 450 GB from a USB 3.0 connected external hard drive. That took about 5 hours.
I've been running the new drive for 2 days now with no problems. The only thing that did't restore was the product key in my Mac version of Microsoft Office. I reinstalled the key and all works fine. I run Windows 7 through Parallels. Windows and all of my Windows programs run fine. I did not have to reinstall product key numbers in my Windows versions of Lightroom and Photoshop.
ѾѾѾѾ Recommended with warm fuzzies.
փ Positives:
փ This 5400-RPM drive that utilizes 8-GB SSD smart-caching is a great upgrade to replace an existing 5400-RPM or PlayStation drive, as long as you frequently access applications and data files repeatedly.
փ This 5400-RPM drive can perform almost as fast as many 7200-RPM drives, but it still cannot match SSD drive speeds.
փ This drive runs very quietly and can just barely be heard most of the time.
փ The 1-TB drive has a standard 9.5mm size suitable for most laptops, while the 500-GB version of this drive is 7.0mm size and may be a better fit for ultrabooks and thin laptops.
փ This drive has a 3-year limited warranty.
ჯ Negatives:
ჯ Unlike some previous Seagate Momentus XT drives that combine flash memory caching with a 7200-RPM drive, this drive spins at 5400-RPM.
ჯ In order to provide a robust speed boost that improves all usage scenarios, the SSD caching really needs to be increased to at least 24-GB or 32-GB in size, especially if you frequently work with graphics/photo/video/multimedia files.
ჯ Even though it uses a 5400-RPM hard drive, this Seagate SSHD consumes almost as much energy as some regular 7200-RPM hard drives, or about 40% to 80% more energy than some of the better energy-efficient 5400-RPM mobile hard drives on the market.
ჯ While this drive does noticeably improve the boot time during a cold boot, the speed-up when waking up from hibernation mode is only slightly quicker.
ჯ Both with performance and price, this drive may not be better than buying a 1-TB 7200-RPM drive.Read more ›
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Works extremely well on my Early 2011 15" MacBook Pro! After formatting the drive and transferring my files over, everything worked great! Read morePublished 2 hours ago by Petman1325
I've been using it for more than a month & 1/2 and I am impressed with the speed of this drive. Very snappy and it would be hard to tell the difference between this SSHD and a... Read morePublished 3 hours ago by Razornoodle
Arrived as advertised. Works well. Installation was a challenge since the Seagate Program which was supposed to make it a seamless transfer only works if your existing hard drive... Read morePublished 3 hours ago by D. Everhart
The day after installing this hard drive, my Win 7 computer booted up with blazing speed, presumably the benefit of the 32GB of SSD cache. Read morePublished 12 hours ago by J.R.
Great Hybrid Drive. Response and Quality of the drive impressed my computer tech. Great price as well.Published 1 day ago by Sal C
I was recently in the market for an SSD or SSHD that could do a few basic things for me:
1. Decrease the time it takes for me to get my 2012 Asus U56E laptop from an off state... Read more


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