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Évolution (France-Belgium-Spain 2015)
Lucile Hadzihalilovic, the director and co-writer of Évolution is the partner of Gaspar Noé (who is thanked in the credits of this film). I wonder what they talk about at breakfast? Noé is controversial in terms of treatment of sexuality. Hadzihalilovic has three short/medium length films to her credit plus two full length features. Her previous feature, Innocence in 2004, focused on a mysterious girls' boarding school. Évolution introduces us to a small community of pre-pubescent boys who live with female carers (not their mothers according to one of the boys) close to the sea in small concrete block houses. There are no men in the community and seemingly no girls.
The film begins with an underwater shot, looking up to one of the boys swimming on the surface. He dives down towards the camera and finds something on the sea-bed which will propel him forward as the protagonist of this tale. We aren't surprised that as all the heroes of fantasy/horror/science fiction/tales of mystery, Nicolas our hero will investigate to uncover the truth and will risk himself becoming a victim of whatever is happening in this unusual community.
What follows is a triumph of camerawork (Manuel Dacosse), editing, set design, production design, effects, music and, not least, performance. The landscape of Lanzarote with its black volcanic 'sand' is matched with the dark interiors of a classic horror hospital – with dingy lighting, peeling paintwork and water running down the walls. As one reviewer has pointed out, the opening shot reminds us that humanity came out of the sea and water remains in our consciousness as connected to 'birthing'. How can I explain anything about what happens without 'spoiling' the narrative? All I'll say is that Nicolas is a real hero and that he has a 'helper' – a nurse in the hospital who is for some reason attracted to this boy. In the final reel, Nicolas calls out her name, 'Stella'. In the opening sequence, referenced above, Nicolas sees a red starfish. A starfish isn't actually a fish and is perhaps better considered under its alternative name of 'sea star'. In Latin this is 'stella marina'. 'Stella' (Roxane Duran) is a red-haired nurse. The sea star is an amazing creature and Lucile Hadzihalilovic must have spent some time thinking about this creature and its habits. I certainly found it interesting to research them. In doing so I found a group of Haitian midwives associated with a project called 'Stella Marina' – which aims to provide 'birthing kits' for use in poorer communities.
I'm not going to say any more about what actually happens in Évolution. All I would say, to give you a flavour of the film, is that it reminded me at one point of the John Sayles film The Secret of Roan Inish (1994) featuring the myth of the Selkie – the creature that can transform from seal at sea to human on the land. Others, less squeamish than me, refer to David Cronenberg films and the cycle of 'body horror films' from the 1980s. I can see those references but Évolution is different in tone with its 10 year-old protagonist. It really is a remarkable performance by Max Brebant. It's only 82 minutes long, but there is a great deal packed into the narrative and trying to tie together all the elements is intriguing.
Discover Tuesdays
Évolution was the latest screening in the Picturehouses programming slot in the UK. This involves the possibility that any cinema in the Picturehouses chain (or, I think, programmed/booked by Picturehouses) can show a film for a single screening on a Tuesday. These are films presumably deemed by Picturehouses as not commercial enough for a proper release of multiple screenings across a week or so in selected cinemas. I have heard arguments that this is a positive move because it gives the possibility of a specialised film becoming available at cinemas across the UK. That may be so and as a concept it goes back to the beginnings of digital cinema in the UK as something similar was suggested as part of the first round of subsidised digital cinema projectors instigated by the UK Film Council in the 2000s. Even so, it works against the idea of local programming and strategies which attempt to grow a local audience through 'word of mouth' screenings. There were 10-12 people in the cinema when I saw this film. Perhaps there would only have been three or four if it was showing two or three times this week, but I'd like to think that with good reports the audience for this and similar films could be grown. Instead, Picturehouses is using those other possible programme slots to show Independence Day and Absolutely Fabulous and if you can't get to a screening on Tuesday at 18.00, then specialised cinema is not for you. So, I guess you'll have to look for Évolution online.
La loi du marché (The Measure of a Man, France 2015)
(Keith reviewed this film last year when it was in the Leeds Film Festival – see the comment below with a link.)
Vincent Lindon is possibly my favourite French actor and for La loi du marché he won the acting prize at Cannes and a César Award in 2015. IMDB informs me that he comes from a wealthy family background and that he has supported a centrist politician in elections – yet he has the star persona of a rather tough, brusque but honest and intelligent working-class man in many films. In his third film with writer-director Stéphane Brizé he takes this familiar star persona a step further. The English translated title makes this film sound personal and rather abstract. I much prefer the French title which I translate as 'The Law of the Market'. The emphasis is quite different. In this narrative, Lindon's character is certainly tested, but the function of the narrative is to expose, in a way that is 'open' but also quite subtle, how contemporary working conditions and attitudes towards both employment and unemployment impact on workers and their families.
Thierry and his wife live in a modest house with their teenage son who needs their care and support to progress in his education because of some physical disabilities. Thierry has been made redundant from his job as a skilled machine tool operator. In his early 50s he has been out of work for many months and has suffered humiliation and rejection when he has attended interviews and training courses. When he finally gets another full-time job what kind of work will it be and what will have happened to his dignity and sense of worth?
This bare outline suggests a film comparable to those of Loach-Laverty and the Dardenne Brothers as well as that broader tradition of films about the workplace and industrial relations in French cinema. But in several ways this film is distinctive. Stéphane Brizé describes the kind of production he wanted like this:
Right from the beginning of the writing process, I knew the film would be shot with a tiny crew, and non-professional actors would work with Vincent. I went even further and told Christophe Rossignon (the producer) and Vincent Lindon that I wanted us to co-produce the project by imposing a limited budget and investing the better part of our salaries in the film, while paying the crew the normal rate. Not every film can be made this way, but this one allowed it. Content, style and financing echoed one another, and I liked this coherence. There was also the affirmation that films could be made differently at a time when the industry is seriously questioning how it finances production. I also had to rethink my set design and staging, as well as my themes. This film is the fruit of necessity. (From an interview in the film's Press Pack.)
The result is a film which is visually quite austere and in which Thierry is clearly the central character. Brizé deliberately chose a young documentary cameraman Eric Dumont with no experience of fiction films and asked him to frame scenes for 2.35:1 CinemaScope. This enables Brizé to focus on Thierry but also to include other characters or décor that provide context for what Thierry is experiencing. Sometimes there is some blurring of the image on one side of the frame. I couldn't see what was causing this. In much the same way the soundtrack has a visible hum in some scenes set in small functional rooms with harsh lighting. I wondered if this was deliberate or the result of low-budget shooting – such scenes also use hand-held camerawork. I know it's a cliché but these 'flaws' do enhance the sense of realism. The film does indeed feel like a documentary but it is very slowly paced with long takes and sometimes a quite static camera. As far as I can see most of the 'cast' are non-professionals who play roles they also perform in 'real life'. There is none of sensationalism or voyeurism of 'reality TV', nor any of the melodrama or comedy found in Loach-Laverty and slightly different Dardennes forms of social realism. If this makes Brizé's film sound dull, it only takes a few minutes of a couple of the various well-chosen scenarios to reveal the power of the writing and to engage the viewer in the tragedy of Thierry's situation and to marvel at his patience and strength. I got very angry very quickly but I also marvelled at the mixture of subtlety and brutality in these scenes.
At the centre of every scene is Vincent Lindon's performance. Does he deserve all the praise and the awards? Absolutely, I would say. Physically, Vincent Lindon is a strong man – his facial features, his muscular arms – who we are convinced could do most manual jobs, but who would also have the inner strength to tackle other kinds of employment. In interviews in this film, Thierry is routinely humiliated. His interviewers don't directly insult him, rather they carry out their routine questioning as they have perhaps been trained to do. The effect on Thierry is seen in his eyes and his posture. The brilliance of the performance is in the way Lindon's body seems to crumble at the edges. This is neatly represented in a sequence in which Tierry and his wife Karine (Karine de Mirbeck – the non-professionals keep their own names?) go to a rock 'n roll dance class. Everything is fine until the dance teacher tries to show Thierry how to move. The point here is that the non-professional actors are very good at representing themselves – the script sets up a situation that humiliates Thierry rather than their performances. Lindon as the professional has techniques and insight and physical control. The contrast is fascinating.
I should point out that the film does not have a happy ending. Instead, it is 'open', but I'm sure most audiences will worry about what will happen to Thierry, Katrine and their son Matthieu. I watched this film in one of my favourite cinemas where it is always a real pleasure to watch a film. Unfortunately, on this occasion I found myself sitting in front of a group of people who talked on and off throughout the film and often cackled or laughed loudly. The film isn't a comedy although I did smile and laugh quietly once or twice. I fear that the laughter behind me was cruel and responded to the indignities heaped on Thierry, but perhaps it was fear? In one scene I felt so much for him I had to turn away from the screen. La loi du marché won't be for everyone, but it's one of my films of the year and a film every actor, scriptwriter and director should watch and learn from.
Congrats to New Wave, one of the most reliable UK distributors who still manage to bring us the best films. If only more exhibitors would be prepared to show them.
Chantal Akerman: No Home Movie (Belgium-France 2015)
This is a blog written last year (for Women's Film and Television History Network), on the first screening of Akerman's last film and its accompanying exhibition. Although the exhibition has finished, I hope this captures an idea of these intense films as the moving and powerful No Home Movie is released in the U.K.
The two-year retrospective of Chantal Akerman's films, curated by Joanna Hogg and Adam Roberts under the title A Nos Amours, had its last screening on Friday 30th October (2015) at the Regent Street Cinema, with her latest film No Home Movie (2015). Following Akerman's recent tragic death, there was still a palpable sense of shock, and an appropriately emotional and dignified introduction was given by Akerman's long-term collaborator and editor, Claire Atherton. She has been in London for the last fortnight helping to curate the NOW exhibition, the first complete showing of some of Akerman's installation works, which is at Ambika P3, a gallery space at the University of Westminster (exhibited until 6th December 2015). Both the film and Akerman's installation work are simultaneously revelatory and quintessentially Akerman and demand to be seen. Below, are some brief, first impressions.
The large, light space has been converted into something very subterranean and dark to suit the films' projection and their emotion. In a mixture of single films, often with an audio commentary, and multi-screen installations, there is no single dimension, and the choices made in this report are idiosyncratic ones. In a piece entitled Maniac Summer (2009), a large-screen projects images including Akerman working in her flat, families playing outside in a park and a street scene. Along a perpendicular wall, the images appear to dissolve and deteriorate, turn to black and white, and, on the facing wall, coalesce into abstraction. Staying within that room over an extended period brings a shift in perception of time and space and a move beyond observing simple juxtapositions, and, in a very Akerman-like manner, the sheer intensity (if given time) breaks through to something much more experiential. The accompanying notes suggest this work fits with her commitment to exploring the legacy of the Holocaust: "looking for, and finding, traces, shadows, remnants" since, given the continent's recent history: "what else should a European be sensible of?". Her mother grew up in Poland and was imprisoned in Auschwitz, and in the work D'Est: au bord de la fiction (1995), a room is filled with rows of televisions, divided into groups of three, showing footage from Akerman's journey across Eastern Europe. The filmmaker voices a poetic monologue in an accompanying video, about a journey through a history that no longer has a capital H.
The daughter's relationship with the mother is everywhere in this exhibition as it is in No Home Movie (2015). During Maniac Shadows (2013), their outlines move across the beach – together and apart. Elsewhere, Akerman on screen, with the merest backlight highlighting her figure, reads from a memoir about her mother's failing health. Her trademark warm, throaty, strongly-accented voice (pervading the whole exhibition) contributes to this piece's emotion. And, as Akerman's work has been concerned with many forms of grief, so this exhibition itself has become a site of loss, vividly representing her simultaneous presence and her absence.
Akerman's mother passed away last year, and she is the central figure of No Home Movie, which also includes Akerman's sister, Sylviane (who attended both the screening and the exhibition). Scenes capture aspects of family life with their ailing mother in her Belgian flat very realistically, with flashes of extremely relatable family tension between them. Abstract sequences from Akerman's filmmaking travels punctuate the motionless camera witnessing daily rhythms inside the flat. Maman moves in and out of shot as does Akerman and also the home helpers; we watch the domestic routine – of course, this reminds us of Jeanne Dielman 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1975) but there are also echoes, here, of the relationship of News from Home (1976-7). We hear her mother's rhythmic throat noise, an effect of old age but musical, comforting and quickly familiar. Akerman commands a multiplicity of tones: abstract, intimate, contemplative and dryly humorous. As J Hoberman says in a quote at Ambika P3, "Comparable in force and originality to Godard or Fassbinder, Chantal Akerman is arguably the most important European director of her generation". I would like to finish with another stolen phrase from a young woman who sat next to me and cried many times during the film. She said it had shown her the dignity of being human. If only Akerman had been there, as planned, to hear the comments and sustained applause that greeted the final credits.
Welcome (France 2009)
Welcome attracted over 1 million admissions in France in 2009 and was also successful in Italy for writer-director Philippe Lioret. It received won awards at festivals and prizes at competitions around Europe. However, in the UK, where part of the story is set, interest was negligible with only a few thousand admissions. Perhaps this was because the small distributor Cinefile had difficulty getting bookings – but was this in turn because of a reluctance to deal with narratives like this? The 'Welcome' of the title is deeply ironic and refers to the (presumably British?) doormat in a block of flats/apartments in Calais where the common greeting extended towards migrants attempting to reach the UK by crossing the Channel is anything but 'welcoming'.
The narrative concerns two couples. Marion (Audrey Dana) and Simon (Vincent Lindon) are a French couple living in Calais. She is a teacher and an activist helping to run a support centre for asylum seekers. He is an ex-swimming champion now working as an instructor at a local pool. Their marriage has broken up, partly because he doesn't share his wife's commitment to helping asylum seekers. The other couple are also separated. Bilal (Firat Ayverdi) is a young Iraqi Kurd (17-18) trapped in Calais while his girlfriend Mina (Derya Ayverdi) is now living with her family in London where her father is a restaurant manager. Bilal makes one abortive (and traumatic) attempt to get to England using a people-smuggling gang and then seeks another way. He is a strong athlete who wants to become a professional footballer but now decides to attempt to swim the channel. Searching for a trainer to help him prepare he comes across Simon. Reluctant at first, Simon gradually takes to the boy and realises that by helping him he might have a chance of getting back with his wife. (Simon and Bilal communicate in English – the lingua franca of migrants in Europe.) This unlikely story is apparently based on something Lioret heard about in Calais and his meeting with a young man like Bilal when he spent time living with migrants and supporters. (See this interview with Philippe Lioret.)
Without these two love stories I wouldn't have had a movie but a documentary about immigrants. I've seen many of these documentaries – and they have all been very good – but unfortunately I don't think people are necessarily moved by them. If people are interested in my film, it's because it speaks to them emotionally. (Philippe Lioret in the interview above.)
What Lioret says makes sense and I thought the film worked very well. I don't want to spoil the storytelling by revealing the ending but I did find the central idea difficult. Swimming the Channel is challenging for the most experienced swimmers with full support and seemingly impossible to achieve 'under cover'. Is this attempt meant to be 'real' or symbolic in terms of storytelling? While we are concerned that Bilal might undertake the journey, we are also made aware of the French law (L622-1) that makes it an offence to help illegal immigrants in France. Marion and her co-workers have to work carefully in relation to this law. Simon is more cavalier and risks imprisonment because of the way he acts.
Overall I think the film works in terms of the writing and performances, although I think it is sometimes difficult to have a well-known actor like Lindon alongside much less experienced young actors like Ayverdi. It works in terms of 'trainer' and 'trainee' but in other scenes it is difficult not to look at Lindon's performance differently. (As I write this, Lindon's performance in 2015's The Measure of a Man which won the Cannes Acting Prize is being lauded on the film's UK release.) I'm also now conscious of spotting actors like Thierry Godard, prominent in the TV cop show Engrenages shown on BBC4.
The subject matter of the film is now arguably even more compelling since the camp, 'The Jungle', in Calais is still there even though its profile in the UK news media is being eclipsed by the tragedy of migrant flows across the Mediterranean and by the furore about immigration deliberately inflamed by the 'Leave' campaign in the UK European Referendum. If this kind of story was to appear in the UK it would most likely be in the form of a documentary, possibly for television. The equivalent of a production like Welcome has not, as far as I can remember, happened in the UK since a trio of films by 'name' directors in the 2000s. Pawel Pawlikowski's Last Resort (UK 2000), Michael Winterbottom's In This World (UK 2002) and Nick Broomfield's Ghosts (UK 2006). Any one of these would make a good choice for a comparative study with Welcome. It's also worth noting that it took another French director, Rachid Bouchareb to make a film about the personal stories associated with an international tragedy in London River (France-Algeria 2009), which deals with the aftermath of the 7/7 bombings in London.
Philippe Lioret's film perhaps focuses on the French couple too much for audiences whose first concern is the fate of the migrants. But the fate of both couples is important. Migrants, whether they are asylum seekers or simply ambitious people wanting the chance for what they perceive as a better life are not necessarily 'victims' or 'heroes' and those who attempt to help them do so for a range of reasons. The point of a humanist film is to represent all the characters in a story as who they are rather than as characters with specific narrative roles. Welcome is a film well worth seeing in the contemporary climate and it's still available on DVD.


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I saw a waterproof purse the other day. It was similar to a money belt.
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Okay now I remember and it's not much help, unfortunately. It was at a fair. The good news is that there is a website called the waterproofstore.com The water proof purse I saw at the fair was better looking but as long as your stuff is dry. It would be the only time I'd wear a fanny pack.
Don't leave your valuables on a blanket.
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Valuables are not safe on the beach. If you drive to a beach, lock your valuables in the trunk (and make sure you close up passenger part as well, so trunk can't be accessed that way).
Then take only your car key and beach needs-- water/towels/sunglasses/sunscreen etc.-- with you to the beach. Put the car key in a small waterproof envelope/pack that clips securely inside your suit. Worst case scenario is your shades get lifted while you're in the water.
If you post more info about where you are going if you will be on Oahu I can help you a bit more (lived there for a number of years).
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You might want to get something like this: http://tinyurl.com/3ya4jch which is big enough to hold car keys and some money and/or credit/debit cards. It has a neck cord.
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No, please don't leave valuables on the beach unattended! No beaches don't have lockers.
There are various waterproof type pouches, pockets, containers you can wear into the water large enough to hold a car key, license, cash. But even easier is not to bring much to the beach with you. Leave your hotel room key at the front desk, use a disposable camera not a valuable one, don't carry a charge card, etc.
I don't worry about things like bottled water, beach towel, sunscreen, etc. If they get stolen, no big deal.
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Third-and-7. Patrick Mahomes scrambles right. No pressure. He plants and chucks it deep. Baylor safety Orion Stewart misplays the ball and leaps at the 15-yard line, but he isn't close. Texas Tech touchdown.
Fourth-and-6. Baylor linebacker Grant Campbell runs unblocked on a blitz past the left tackle. He just barely misses sacking Mahomes near midfield. Mahomes throws a laser across his body that eludes nickel back Travon Blanchard's diving reach. Another touchdown.
One way to interpret that start: Baylor's defense was in trouble and in for a four-quarter shootout. Another way to see it: maybe Texas Tech was just getting away with some crazy shots in a way that couldn't be sustainable.
The No. 3 Bears decided to go with the latter. There was no downhill, snowballing, oh-here-we-go-again overreaction from this defense.
"Just busted plays by us," Baylor defensive end Jamal Palmer said. "Simple things. That's all it was."
They got back to work, got stops and got a 63-35 win over the Red Raiders at AT&T Stadium, one that should give this defense an extra injection of confidence to start Big 12 play.
"I thought they were exceptional," Baylor coach Art Briles said. "You know, you've got to be realistic."
He says that because the big Mahomes plays were always expected. The Red Raiders got their yards. But Baylor's first-team defense gave up just four scores. They got five critical stops in the first half. In this conference, that's usually going to get the job done.
After those first two wild touchdowns, Tech only had one more play of 20-plus yards in the first half, and it ended in a fumble. Two other drives ended in punts, two more in turnovers.
Baylor's defense was on the field for just 20 plays over those five failed Texas Tech possessions. It got off the field, got the ball back in the hands of Seth Russell and Shock Linwood, and it took control.
The offense scored the points. But this frequently underestimated defense set it all up.
"We want to come out aggressive and get on them early. Be the first one to punch," Palmer said. "I think we did that. We didn't want it to be a shootout. We didn't want that for this game."
Texas Tech got stuck in third and long (7-plus yards) on 13 of 18 third downs. Mahomes got pressured on 21 of his 50 attempts. His performance on those pressure play: 141 yards on 9-of-21 passing, five first downs, one touchdown, two interceptions.
"He's dangerous," Baylor linebacker Taylor Young said. "Just getting him uncomfortable is always a good deal."
Another important sign of where Baylor's defense is heading: It didn't get comfortable with a 49-21 halftime lead.
The Bears had blown a 41-21 lead over Michigan State on this same field in January. They'd almost let a 42-17 lead slip away against Texas Tech last November. Not again.
"With Texas Tech, you feel like you've got to have 35 points and the ball," Briles said. "That's when you feel like you might be able to hang on and make it happen."
This time around, Baylor got stops in three of its first four second-half drives. Texas Tech was getting 6 yards a play on those drives, but they couldn't get first downs.
"We had to stay on their chest," cornerback Xavien Howard said. "We can't let up on them."
That's how these Bears will have to show up week after week to pull off their Big 12 three-peat. That's how this defense can make a statement.
"It's saying we're here," Young said. "We're fighting to just be considered a top team."


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This is probably my favorite Italian place in town. The food is good, the waiters are nice. But my favorite part is the atmosphere!! This place feels almost normal! And the pizza is truly Italian.
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we were there last night, welcomed with a smile, order taken promptly, service is very good, not intrusive... just what is expected.
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I have eaten there 3 times already with the first being almost a year ago. The last two times were over the last two days and although I am not lazy or shy to explore, if you are on business and alone, why bother when such good value and taste us just on your ground floor. I tried the salad...
for an italian guy it's always complicated eat a good pizza abroad but this pizza is really pretty good
Came here for Iftar Dinner, the ambience is pretty decent, service is courteous and timely, ordered cocktail shake and grill platter which was sufficient for two. Cool place to be once in a while.
It is really nice restaurant if you are looking for a quait dinner. usually they don't have a lot of customer so you will enjoy a really quait and nice dinner. For the food I believe it is cinsidered as above avarage I believe we have better italian restaurants in Riyadh
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The restaurant had a quaint ambiance. It was decorated with a twinkling ceiling and replicated Italian doors and windows. Our initial waiter was very polite, but a little less attentive than we expected considering that there was hardly anyone in the restaurant at the time that we were there. The entrees were decent, but not extraordinary. I had seafood cannelloni...
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MotoEverything Racing won the inaugural N2/WERA Steel City Superbike Challenge at Pittsburgh International Race Complex, completing 118 laps over the 4-hour race, winning the Heavyweight class and capturing the overall win with riders Taylor Knapp, Eddie Kraft and Gene Burcham.
Following Saturday's win, Taylor Knapp rode the same Yamaha R1 in Sunday's WERA combined regional and National 1000 Superstock race to victory, setting a new overall track record in the process, of a 1:43.2.
Witchkraft Racing would like to thank Honda East Toledo, Pirelli Tires/ShagMoto, K-Tech, Yoshimura, GoPro, Hoffer Performance, Motul, RS Taichi, Arai Helmets, Chicken Hawk Racing, NGK, Worldwide Bearings, Evol Technology, Ballistic Performance Components, Motion Pro, Millennium Technologies, Spiegler, Yamaha Motor Corp. USA, N2 Track Days, Performance Cycleworx, Pit Bull, Sharkskinz, Hammer Nutrition, Fast Frank Racing, Vesrah, PopShadow Decals, Samco, Spider Grips and Troy Lee Designs. Also special thanks to Corey "Chad" Heflin, Andy Walters, Steve George, Lenny Albin, Jason Farrell, Jesse Davis, Mark Junge and M.C. Designs.
For more information on MotoEverything, visit motoeverything.com. For information on the race team, please visit witchkraftracing.com.
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Cover of American Motorcyclist!
A sincere thank you to everyone at the American Motorcyclist Association for including me – not only in their June issue of American Motorcyclist – but for putting me on the cover! It's a huge and incredible honor. The AMA's magazine reaches over 200,000 subscribers across the country each month.
We originally did a photo shoot at Grattan Raceway several weeks prior for this article they wanted to put together, but I had no idea it would end up making the cover. A number of people were involved in making this happen – and even some vetting behind the scenes – so I'm quite proud to represent the motorcycle industry, at least for one month. This is certainly one of the top highlights in my racing career.
Between this and the series of articles I'm currently writing for Roadracing World, I'm quite happy where this sport has taken me so far. Here's to more to come!
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Honda East Of Toledo To Sponsor Eddie Kraft Again In 2016Maumee, OH – Honda East Suzuki of Toledo's rider Eddie Kraft will continue riding a Yamaha R1 during the upcoming race season in WERA regional and national events.
Kraft enters the year with 22 regional championships, two National Championships and over 85 race wins. He most recently won the WERA North Central 1000 Superstock Championship.
Honda East's Sales Manager Gabe Miller commented, "In our ninth year together, we're excited for another great year with Eddie and Witchkraft Racing. We're love the track presence that has been generated for both the team and our dealership. We always strive to offer the best pricing on all our OEM bikes, ATVs, snowmobiles, generators and OEM parts. Eddie and entire team have always represented us professionally both on and off the track in every year we've been together, and we're looking forward to helping them achieve their season goals. The team will kick off the season this weekend at the WERA National event, at Talladega Gran Prix Raceway."
About Honda East: As a family owned and operated Ohio motorcycle dealer, Honda East's philosophy is to treat each customer like a family member, every visit. Our award-winning sales staff will strive to meet and exceed your expectations, whether you are purchasing a new vehicle, calling with a question, picking up a part, or just looking in our shop.
Located in Northwest Ohio, Honda East is the #1 ranked dealership in both Ohio and Michigan; offering a full line of sport bikes, cruisers, dirt bikes, ATVs, scooters, watercraft and snowmobiles not only by Honda, but Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Aprilia, Indian, Sea-Doo, Ski-Doo, Can-Am, Kymco, Bombardier, Polaris and Artic Cat. Honda East prides themselves on the best out the door deal, period. No games, no hassles.
Witchkraft Racing would also like to thank Pirelli Tires, Yoshimura, GoPro, MotoEverything, Millennium Technologies, Moto Liberty, RS Taichi, Arai Helmets, Motul, Hoffer Performance, NGK, Worldwide Bearings, Chicken Hawk Racing, Evol Technology, Ballistic Performance Components, Motion Pro and Spiegler. Also Yamaha Motor Corp. USA, Performance Cycleworx, Pit Bull, Sharkskinz, Hammer Nutrition, Fast Frank Racing, SBS Brake Pads, PopShadow Decals, Samco, Spider Grips and M.C. Designs.
For more information on Honda East, visit hondaeast.com. For information on the race team, please visit witchkraftracing.com.
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