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Enjoy a Range of Christmas Concerts at Famous Venues in Berlin:
Christmas is a special time in Berlin and music is very much a part of this city's Christmas celebrations.
If you're spending Christmas in Berlin, you too can enjoy one of the many Christmas concerts in the city. Whether it be traditional Christmas music, classical concerts, choir concert, brass band or religious music, there is an impressive array of concerts to choose from, including Cuban, Gospel and Russian Christmas music.
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Many of these Christmas concerts are held at venues which are themselves famous Berlin attractions such as the Schloss Charlottenburg, Berliner Dom, Französischer Dom am Gendarmenmarkt, the Auen-Kirche Wilmersdorf, etc.
Most of these concerts are one-performance only events and popular concerts will sell quickly, so book early if you don't want to miss out.
See the calendar of Berlin Christmas concerts and to make your concert ticket bookings, just click on the links below.
Berlin Christmas Concerts 2015
|December 13
|Berliner Dom: Advent Mit Bach
Hear the beautiful sound of the historic Sauerogel in works by Johann Sebastian Bach in Berliner Dom. The richly decorated interior of Berlin Cathedral includes a magnificent Sauer organ, which was built in 1905 at the same time as the cathedral. Today, the Sauer organ is the largest existing organ of the Late Romantic period.
|December 18
|Berliner Dom: Alpine Advent Concert
Enjoy an evening of choral music with the Tölzer Knabenchor. The Tölz Boys' Choir is one of the best in Germany. They will present a traditional seasonal program with centuries-old German and Austrian holiday music.
|Nov. – Dec various dates
|Köpenick Palace in Berlin: Advent Concert
Take a step off the beaten path in Berlin, visit Köpenick Palace and indulge in a musical interlude at this Baroque Palace.
Young talents and established musicians perform in the Aurora Hall of the lovely palace.You can choose to attend the concert only, or to purchase the Package A (including castle tour, concert and dinner) or Package B (including tour and concert).
|December 27
|Berliner Dom: Christmas Organ Music
Andreas Sieling and the Berliner Dombläser perfom a festive holiday concert at Berlin's magnificent cathedral. The Berliner Dom is located on the historic 'Museum Island'. Rebuilt in 1905, the interior is richly decorated and it houses the magnificent Sauer organ, which was built at the same time as the cathedral. Today, the Sauer organ is the largest organ of the 'late Romantic' period.
|December 17
|Philharmonie Berlin: Stadler, Ashkenazy & Orchestra
Internationally acclaimed Russian-born pianist and conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy conducts works by Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, and Mendelssohn at the Philharmonie in Berlin.
The program of the Orchestra della Svizzera Italiano includes the jovial Symphony No. 1 by Prokofiev – his shortest and most popular symphony, Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Roccoco Theme for cello and orchestra with soloist Alexey Stadler, and Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 4, inspired by the color and atmosphere of Italy.
|December 19
|Philharmonie Berlin: Christmas Golden Gospel Festival in Berlin
Enjoy the most beautiful gospel music during the advent season in Berlin with the gospel choirs Afro-Gospel and Bona Deus.
|December 19
|Französischer Dom: Baroque Christmas Gala
Enjoy this festive Baroque Christmas Gala with works by Händel, Pachelbel, Corelli, Bach, Albinoni, and Vivaldi with the Barock Orchester Berlin under the baton of Stefan Bevier.
|December 11 & 12
|Berliner Dom: Christmas Oratorio
Enjoy Bach's Christmas Oratorio in the awe-inspiring atmosphere of the Berliner Dom. Tobias Brommann conducts the Berliner Domkantorei and Domkammerorchester in a performance of the Christmas Oratorio.
|December 12
|Gethsemanekirche Berlin: Christmas Concert with the Poznan Nightingales
The Poznan Nightingales are considered one of the best boys' choirs in Poland and in all of Europe, performing over 100 concerts annually. In Berlin, the choir will perform a program of Christmas carols from around the world. Book early for this popular concert.
|December 13
|Gethsemanekirche Berlin: Christmas Oratorio
Experience the annual performance of Bach's Christmas Oratorio with the Camerata Instrumentale Berlin and the Choir of the Church of the Redeemer (Erlöserkirche) on the third Advent weekend.The musicians of the Camerata Instrumentale Berlin come from prestigious orchestras such as the Berlin Staatskapelle, the Orchestra of the Komische Oper and the Orchestra of the Friedrichstadt Palast. Some are freelance musicians, soloists, and music educators.
|December 18
|Gethsemanekirche Berlin: Swinging Christmas
Swing into the mood for Christmas with the BVG-Orchester and the most beloved Christmas carols by Frank Sinatra, Glenn Miller and others.
|December 18
|Berliner Dom: Alpine Advent Concert
The Tölzer Knabenchor (Tölz Boys' Choir) is one of the best in Germany. They will present a traditional seasonal program with centuries-old German and Austrian holiday music.
|December 18
|Philharmonie Berlin: Christmas Meets Cuba
Get into a mood for Christmas with famous Christmas songs wrapped in Cuban rhythms.
The Klazz Brothers and Cuba Percussion create a genre of their own by mixing Latin grooves with European Christmas songs.
|December 19
|Philharmonie Berlin: Christmas Gospel Festival
Enjoy the most beautiful gospel music during the advent season in Berlin with the gospel choirs Afro-Gospel and Bona Deus.
|December 19
|Konzerthaus Berlin: Advent Concert with Justus Frantz
Justus Frantz conducts the chamber orchestra of the Philharmonia of Nations in Berlin.Justus Frantz is a name that is associated with great orchestras and great dedication to music. For more than forty years, Professor Justus Frantz has been an internationally acclaimed pianist and conductor.
|December 20
|St Marienkirche: Christmas Carols
Listen to popular Christmas carols and sing along with the Girls Choir of the Sing-Akademie at St. Mary's Church (Marienkirche) in Berlin.
|December 20
|Schloss Charlottenburg: Advent Concert
Make your celebration special with an Advent concert in Berlin's Charlottenburg Palace, featuring works by Corelli, Bach, and Händel.Celebrate the Christmas season with the Berliner Residenzorchester. The holiday program includes Arcangelo Corelli's Christmas Concerto, and excerpts from Bach's Christmas Oratorio and Händel's Messiah.To add historic flavor, the orchestra and service personnel dress up in Baroque period costumes.
|December 25
|Philharmonie Berlin: Eight Seasons Christmas Concert
Violinist Yuri Revich joins the German National Chamber Orchestra and the Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra Berlin in three consecutive concerts that take the audience on a journey through the seasons with Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" and Piazzolla's "The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires". Each work gives an impression of the passing of the year in the composer's home country.
|December 25
|Philharmonie Berlin: Christmas with the Great Masters
Celebrate Christmas with the the Sinfonie Orchester Berlin, and enjoy works by Dvorak, Tchaikovsky, and others. Stanley Dodds conducts this festive event, featuring violinist Guy Braunstein, at the Philharmonie Berlin.
|December 20
|Auen-Kirche Wilmersdorf: Russian Christmas in Berlin
The Moscow Men's Chorus of the Holy Vladimir will perform a benefit concert at the Auenkirche in Berlin this Christmas season.
|December 25
|Berliner Dom: Wonderful Christmas
To celebrate Christmas, the Berlin Dream Band performs in the Cathedral of Berlin.
|December 26
|Philharmonie Berlin: Film Music Oscars Christmas Concert
One for movie buffs – film music is the focus at this holiday concert in the Philharmonie Berlin, with the Sinfonie Orchester Berlin, hosted by conductor Scott Lawton.The program includes music from Jaws, Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean, Lord of the Rings, and many more popular movies.
|December 26
|Konzerthaus Berlin: Christmas with the Dessauer Anhalt Philharmonic
The Dessauer Orchestra is one of the oldest and most traditional orchestras of Saxony-Anhalt. Enjoy a festive concert at the Konzerthaus Berlin with works by Beethoven, Mozart, and Mussorgsky.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington was not happy with Julio Borbon's inability to get a squeeze bunt down in the 10th inning of the Rangers' 7-6 win over the Kansas City Royals.
It's rare that you get an opportunity like that in a spring training game with a player at the plate that would need to do it at times in the regular season (should he make the club). So Washington tried to take advantage and put the squeeze play on. Borbon bunted the first pitch foul. After taking a ball, he bunted the 1-1 offering foul, as well, and eventually struck out with Matt Kata at third and one out.
Washington said sometimes the first attempt goes foul.
"The second time, that's no excuse," Washington said. "You get a second shot, you're not supposed to miss it."
Washington talked to Borbon about it right after the play, clearly frustrated that the outfielder couldn't execute.
"[There's] no excuse for not bunting," Washington said. "That's their job. And if they can't do that..."
Borbon wasn't the only player on the field Wednesday vying for a spot on the 25-man roster.
Craig Gentry started in center field and batted second. Gentry has battled injuries and ailments this spring and has not been able to get in any kind of rhythm. But after feeling light-headed and coming out of Sunday's game in Tempe, Gentry played the second-half of Tuesday's game and started Wednesday.
Manager Ron Washington talked to Gentry this week, encouraging him to run the bases with more aggression and get himself in gear for the season. The 28-year-old beat a relay throw on a double play in the fourth and didn't waste any time stealing second base. But in his attempt to stay aggressive, Gentry tried to go to third with two outs on a ball in the dirt (with Michael Young at the plate) and was thrown out.
Gentry came up with two outs and two runners on in the sixth and wasn't able to do anything, grounding out to second base. He's expected to get some more chances at center in the next few games. He was the favorite to get the right-handed center field spot going into spring, but he has not seized the position. It's possible Gentry and Julio Borbon both make the roster.
As for utility infield, Alberto Gonzalez got a chance to play shortstop with Elvis Andrus resting his tight hip flexor muscle. And Gonzalez took advantage. He had a single in the second and a double and a run scored in the fourth. Batting ninth, he came up with the bases loaded in the sixth inning and hit a fly ball to the wall in left. It was caught by Alex Gordon for a long sacrifice fly.
Gonzalez also made the routine defensive plays hit to him Wednesday.
Holland says he was better than numbers: Rangers starter Derek Holland said that despite the line (5 IP, 9 H, 6 ER, 2 BBs, 3 Ks, 99 pitches, 66 strikes), he was pleased with the way he threw.
"I was throwing a lot of sinkers on both sides of the plate, and that was the plan to work on the ride back," Holland said.
Holland gave up two home runs, including one to Billy Butler that flew over the fence at the top of the berm and onto Bullard Avenue.
"He hit it about 800 feet," Holland said.
Washington said he wasn't sure it was that long, but it "seemed like it was shot out of a cannon."
Holland said he threw a sinker, and Butler blasted it.
The two walks were the first two free passes Holland has thrown all spring.
"My velocity was there and I felt good," Holland said. "If this was the regular season, I would have been upset. But I'm working on the sinker and doing some things."
That hurts: Michael Young tried to glove a low throw by Holland as Jason Bourgeois ran through the first-base bag. Young wasn't able to get to it, and in the process appeared to hurt his hand. He took his glove off and was shaking it off. Athletic trainer Jamie Reed came on the field briefly, but Young was fine. ...Nelson Cruz was hit in the hand by a pitch that was close to his chin in the third. He stayed in the game (after Reed once again got a chance to trot onto the field), but then left after the fifth.
Triple-homer-triple: David Murphy hit what appeared to be a home run in the second, though it wasn't called that way, and he slid into third. It was then called a homer, and Murphy trotted home. But after an umpire's conference, Murphy was sent back to third with a triple. I'm still not sure exactly where the ball hit in straightaway center, but it was a nice shot by Murphy. He scored one pitch later on Yorvit Torrealba's single.
Oops: Ian Kinsler charged a ground ball and slipped, falling forward as Brayan Pena made it to first base safely. Kinsler was smiling as he got up. It was scored an infield hit. After the game, Kinsler laughed when asked about it (Young laughed, too). "I don't even know where to start in describing that play," Kinsler said. "That's a play that happens in Arizona."
Gentry on the run: Washington wanted to see Gentry run the bases more and he let his center field candidate know that this week. Gentry beat out a relay throw on a double play (1B Eric Hosmer was off the bag) and then stole second. Gentry then tried to get to third on a ball in the dirt and was thrown out. Still, Gentry was trying to be aggressive on the bases, and that's what he needs to be doing. He came up with two on and two outs in the sixth and couldn't do much, grounding to second to end the inning.
Walk in the park: Mike Napoli, the DH on Wednesday, walked three times. He has a team-high 13 walks in Cactus League games and now leads the Cactus League in that category.
Nice bunt: Yorvit Torrealba came up with runners and first and second and no outs in the sixth and put down a perfect bunt toward third base. The ball stayed on the grass and Torrealba was able to record a hit and move the runners up, loading the bases.
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Baja Fresh sold for $31 million
A consortium led by an Anaheim investor struck a deal Thursday to buy the struggling Baja Fresh for $31 million - four years after Wendy's paid top dollar for the Mexican fast-casual chain.
David Kim is the key investor in the deal, which includes other private stakeholders. He runs RD Restaurant Group in Anaheim, which operates and franchises hundreds of Sweet Factory, KaBloom, Cinnabon and Denny's locations.
Wendy's bought Baja Fresh for $245 million in 2002, making Kim's deal sweet, say analysts.
"Buying at that price is a bargain," said restaurant consultant Randy Hiatt of Fessel International in Costa Mesa.
Kim declined Thursday to talk about the deal. His firm employs about 3,000 people working at more than 400 stores and restaurants across the United States. RD is the largest franchisee of Cinnabon, Kim said.
Baja Fresh operates 300 restaurants, including 23 in Orange County.
The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter, and could lead to the closure of underperforming restaurants, one analyst said.
"I'm sure (Kim) is going to get out of unprofitable stores and tinker with (improving) service," said Ron Paul, a restaurant analyst at Technomic in Chicago.
The sale comes as Wendy's looks to shed its secondary brands to focus its energies on reviving sales at its flagship hamburger chain, interim Chief Executive Kerrii Anderson said.
"This closes a chapter on a frustrating time and period for shareholders," said Dennis Lombardi, a food industry strategist at WD Partners in Columbus, Ohio.
Wendy's said earlier this year it would pursue strategic alternatives for Baja Fresh, which has seen sliding sales.
When Wendy's bought the Thousand Oaks-based Baja Fresh in 2002, it was one of the hottest concepts in the growing fast-casual segment. The chain caught the attention of health-conscious consumers with its "fresh Mex" fare and self-serve salsa bar.
Wendy's bought Baja hoping to put some muscle in its own earnings. But, soon after the acquisition, rival chains with similar strategies and faster service began winning the attention of diners, including Chipotle and Jack in the Box's Qdoba Mexican Grill.
The popularity of these chains hurt Baja's position as the fresh Mex leader, industry experts said.
"Customers didn't give (Baja) credit that everything was being made fresh," said Lombardi.
Last week, Wendy's reported that third-quarter same-store sales, a key gauge of a restaurant chain's health, dropped 6.1 percent at Baja Fresh while gaining 4.1 percent at the company's namesake chain.
Lombardi said the new owners will likely focus on introducing new food items while reducing operating costs such as scaling down the size of future restaurants.
The proposed sale of Baja comes as Wendy's recently completed the spin-off of its Tim Hortons coffee shop chain last month.
Wendy's said it would slow development of new fast-food stores over the next two years, but would ramp up growth thereafter. Wendy's said it wants to expand its 300-unit international business and expects to roll out more breakfast items in the coming months.
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How i envy your deep depression
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surely you do NOT envy me....?
no one would want it... few understand it and Why it is manifesting from time to time- i see it as situational a real cause and reaction not and imaginary voice...
and surely this is NOT what God wants for me?
But I get your envy... why wouldn't you want to feel like your hated and have no options in life and want that 357 to your head- wanting so bad to pull the trigger- if only you did not have a couple of Cats you love, stopping you from doing it...
Yes. there is real depression, and there is the humorous mocking of euroblackwear depression, accompanied by small doses of heroin and vodka.ReplyDelete
This snl post is the mocking kind, and you describe the real depression. if you have stumbled upon this blog and this post of dark homor, i hope you also will stumble upon some of the stories of reclaiming as well as the little pictures i offer of the Notes from God, sent to lift your spirit and remind you of the cycle which will Make all things new...
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text: Introduction: Performance measurement has become an important topic for nonprofit organization as they are faced with increased competition from other agencies, all competing for limited donations, foundation, and funding from the government. The performance of non-profits is measured through a financial view, such as donations, expenditures and operating expense ratios. The organizations should not be solely measured by their financial state but measured by how effective and efficient they conduct their performance to meet their objectives. Non-profits are not in business for a profit and so they cannot be measured the same way as profit generating organizations. How much capital a non-profit generates can be a considerable role in how the organization does but it is never the primary objective. Within the organization�s internal and subsystem levels, non-profits have many measures to track and control or manipulate goals and objectives. Though raising profits is the primary reason companies in the private sector, private companies have recognized that financial measurements alone are insufficient for measuring and controlling their performance. Financial statements are used measured past performance, but they need to measure future growth and value. To create a way measure future growth and value, Art Schneiderman, a consultant at Analog Devices, developed a strategic performance management tool called the balanced scorecard (BSC). The tool is used by managers to keep track of the performance of their staff. The tool allows for managers to control and monitor the consequences that arise from the decisions and actions of their working staff. The Balanced Scorecard was developed and used solely in the private sector. This management tool is an optimal choice for non profit performance measurement and not just in the private sector. The way non-profits spend their money and comply with their budgets is an important part of their business, but their success/failures cannot be measured by how close they operate compared to their budget. The Balanced Scorecard �A nonprofit agency�s mission represents the accountability between it and society � the rationale for its existence. The mission should therefore be featured and measured at the highest level of its scorecard� - SOURCE The Balanced Scorecard was developed to assist private sector companies to measure their success, not on their financial success but identifies changes in the company�s economic value as an organization makes substantial investment in tangible assets. The tangible assets include skills, motivation and capabilities of it employees, customer acquisition and retention, innovative products and services and information technology. The implementation of the Balance Scorecard, companies use the tool to implement new strategy fast and effectively, which will lead to dramatic performance improvements. The customer�s input measures the organization�s performance with targeted customer and market segments using such outcome measures such as market share, customer service, new customer acquisition, and customer profitability. Value proposition should also be measured with this method to see how the organization creates value for its targeted customers. The internal perspective process includes measuring operating performance such as; cost, quality and cycle times of critical processes that will deliver value to customers and will reduce operating expenses. The internal perspective can also include innovative processes that introduce new products and services. Through these processes organizational learning�s and growth arise as people and systems. Measurements typically for the learning and growth outlook include employee motivation, retention, capabilities and alignment as well as information system capabilities. Since strategies are vital to the success of nonprofit organization, balanced scorecards provide the management system for running the organization. The biggest difficulty for nonprofit organizations is the retraction of the scope of strategic objectives. Non-profits will typically have an overall strategy that will try to do many things with few resources at hand. The first step for structuring a nonprofit balanced scorecard is to make strategic choices about what the organizations can realistically accomplish. When looking at your objectives, it is bitterer to have few successes than a lot of failures. It will look better on paper and will result in your organization running efficiently. Existing monitoring systems are often criticized with a number of measurements and reports, making organizations focus on not necessarily the prudent points. Although some such as budget systems may be important, they should not be part of the balanced scorecard. The balanced scorecard should be based on the viral areas within the strategic plan. Once the plan has been developed, the perspectives for the scorecard are implemented.


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Dr. Jennifer Chatburn, MD is board certified in Anesthesiology and Anesthesiology - Critical Care Medicine.
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Dr. Chatburn graduated from Brown University, Providence.
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Event of Interest
Feb 9th US President Grover Cleveland declares a state of emergency in Seattle because of anti-Chinese violence
- Feb 12th 2nd British government of Salisbury forms
Event of Interest
Feb 13th Painter Thomas Eakins resigns from Philadelphia Academy of Art after controversial over use of male nudes in a coed art class
- Feb 23rd Aluminum manufacturing process developed
- Feb 23rd London Times publishes world's 1st classified ad
- Feb 23rd Tsjaikovski's symphony "Manfred" premieres
- Mar 1st The Anglo-Chinese School in Singapore is founded by Bishop William Oldham.
- Mar 6th 1st US alternating current power plant starts, Great Barrington, MA
- Mar 6th 1st US nurses' magazine, The Nightingale, 1st appears, NYC
- Mar 17th Carrollton Massacre (Mississippi) 20 African Americans killed
- Mar 20th 1st AC power plant in US begins commercial operation, Mass
- Mar 26th 1st cremation in England
- Mar 26th 48th Grand National: Tommy Skelton aboard Old Joe wins
- Apr 6th City of Vancouver BC incorporated
- Apr 6th Declaration of Berlin neutralizes Tonga
Event of Interest
Apr 8th William Ewart Gladstone introduces the first Irish Home Rule Bill into the British House of Commons.
- Apr 8th First Home Rule Bill for Ireland presented by Gladstone, the Liberal Prime Minister of Britain, to the House of Commons
- Apr 29th 1st public Dutch electricity opens
- May 1st US general strike for 8-hour working day begins
- May 3rd M A Maclean elected 1st mayor of Vancouver, BC
- May 4th Haymarket riot in Chicago; bomb kills 7 policemen
- May 5th The Bay View Tragedy occurs, as militia fire upon a crowd of protesters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin killing seven.
- May 8th Jacob's Pharmacy in Atlanta sells first Coca-Cola (contained cocaine)
- May 14th 12th Kentucky Derby: Paul Duffy aboard Ben Ali wins in 2:36.50
- May 19th Camille Saint-Saëns' 3rd Symphony in C premieres
- May 21st 14th Preakness: S Fisher aboard Bard wins in 2:45
- May 29th Chemist John Pemberton begins to advertise Coca-Cola
- Jun 1st The railroads of the Southern United States convert 11,000 miles of track from a five foot rail gauge to standard gauge, beginning May 31.
- Jun 2nd Grover Cleveland is 1st to wed during presidency (Frances Folsom)
- Jun 3rd 24 Christians burn to death in Namgongo, Uganda
- Jun 5th 20th Belmont: Jim McLaughlin aboard Inspector B wins in 2:41
- Jun 8th First Home Rule Bill for Ireland defeated by 343 votes to 313 in the British House of Common
- Jun 10th Eruption of Tarawera volcano destroys famous pink & white calcium carbonate hot-spring terraces (North Island, New Zealand)
- Jun 13th Fire destroys nearly 1,000 buildings in Vancouver, BC
- Jun 13th King Ludwig II of Bavaria found dead in Lake Starnberg south of Munich at 11:30 PM at 40. Builder of palace of Neuschwanstein and patron of Wagner
- Jul 3rd 1st NY Tribune printing using 1st commercial linotype machine
- Jul 3rd In Germany, Karl Benz drives 1st automobile
- Jul 4th 1st scheduled transcontinental passenger train reaches Pt Moody, BC
- Jul 6th Horlick's of Wisconsin offers 1st malted milk to public
- Jul 10th George Goldie gets charter for Royal Niger Company
- Jul 17th 10th Wimbledon Men's Tennis: William Renshaw beats H Lawford (6-0 5-7 6-3 6-4)
- Jul 23rd Steve Brodie supposedly survives plunge from Brooklyn Bridge
- Jul 24th China takes British protectorate of Burma
- Jul 28th British government led by Lord Salisbury forms
- Aug 1st Great Britain annexes Kermadec-Island near New Zealand
- Aug 4th Colombia adopts constitution
- Aug 12th W G Grace made his highest Test Cricket score, v Aust, The Oval
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- Aug 15th Guy Hecker scores 7 runs in 1 game
- Aug 18th Carr Baker Neel & Samuel Neel win US Lawn Tennis Association doubles
- Aug 25th 1st international polo meet (US vs England)
- Aug 28th 6th U.S. Men's National Championship: Richard Sears beats R. Livingston Beeckman (4-6, 6-1, 6-3, 6-4)
- Aug 31st 1st major earthquake recorded in eastern US, at Charleston SC, 110 die
- Aug 31st Crocker-Woolworth National Bank organized
- Sep 1st Netherland's New Code of Criminal Law enforced
- Sep 9th The Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works is finalized.
- Sep 11th Mayflower (US) beats Galatea (England) in 7th America's Cup
- Sep 14th George K Anderson of Memphis, Tennessee, patents typewriter ribbon
- Sep 25th Comedy opera "Dorothy" first produced in London
- Oct 1st US mint at Carson City, Nevada, closes
- Oct 6th Start of Sherlock Holmes adventure "Resident Patient" (BG)
- Oct 7th Spain abolishes slavery in Cuba
- Oct 8th Start of Sherlock Holmes adventure "Noble Bachelor" (BG)
- Oct 10th 1st dinner jacket (tuxedo) worn to autumn ball at Tuxedo Park, NY
- Oct 12th Hurricane & sea surge kills 250 at Indianola Texas
- Oct 12th Start of Sherlock Holmes "Adventure of 2nd Stain" (BG)
- Oct 23rd St Louis Browns win World Championship by beating Chicago 4-3 in 10
- Oct 26th Modest Mussorgsky's "A Night on Bald Mountain" premieres in Russia
- Oct 27th Musical fantasy "Night on Bald Mountain" performed in Russia
- Oct 28th Statue of Liberty dedicated by US President Grover Cleveland, celebrated by first confetti (ticker tape) parade in New York City
- Oct 30th Great Britain and Germany agree boundaries in East Africa
- Nov 1st Ananda College, a leading Buddhist school in Sri Lanka was established with 37 students.
- Nov 3rd Friars of Tilburg arrives on Curacao
- Nov 4th Edward MacDowell's "Ophelia" premieres
- Nov 5th 26th British Golf Open: David Brown shoots a 157 at Musselburgh Links
- Nov 22nd Victoria Street Cable Tram route begins in Melbourne, Australia
- Nov 30th First commercially successful AC electric power plant opens, Buffalo, NY
- Nov 30th The Folies Bergère stages its first revue.
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Dec 8th American Federation of Labor (AFL) formed by 26 craft unions Samuel Gompers elected AFL president
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- Jan 2nd Moyshe Leyb Halpern, Galican/US poet (In New-York)
- Jan 2nd Florence Lawrence, Canadian actress (d. 1938)
- Jan 2nd Apsley Cherry-Garrard, English Antarctic explorer (d. 1959)
- Jan 3rd Arthur Mailey, cricketer (great Aussie leg-spinner & cartoonist)
- Jan 3rd John G Fletcher, US, poet (Epic of Arkansas)
- Jan 3rd Josephine Hull, Newtonville MA, Academy award actress (Harvey)
- Jan 8th Noble Drew Ali, [Timothy Drew], NC, prophet (Moorish Science Temple)
- Jan 10th Jose Antonio de Donostia, composer
- Jan 11th George Zucco, England, actor (Adv of Sherlock Holmes, Capt Fury)
- Jan 13th Art Ross, Canadian ice hockey player and executive (d. 1964)
- Jan 14th Hugh Lofting, England, writer & illustrator (Dr Dolittle)
- Jan 17th Glenn Luther Martin, aviator (Collier Trophy-1933)
- Jan 17th Ronald Firbank, novelist (Flower Beneath the Foot), born in London, England
- Jan 18th Antoine Pevsner, French sculptor
- Jan 18th Peter Alma, Dutch painter/graphic artist
- Jan 21st Gustaaf Sap, Belgian minister of Finance/Economy
- Jan 22nd John Joseph Becker, composer
- Jan 24th Henry King, Christiansburg Virginia, American film director (d. 1982)
- Jan 25th Wilhelm Furtwängler, German conductor (d. 1954)
- Jan 26th Joannes A Veraart, Dutch economist/MP (Jews of the Netherlands)
- Jan 28th Marthe Bibesco, Romanian writer (d. 1973)
- Jan 28th Hidetsugu Yagi, Japanese electrical engineer (d. 1976)
- Jan 31st Alfonso Lopez, Colombia, statesman (Pres UN security council-1948)
- Feb 2nd Kurt Baschwitz, German/Dutch sociologist/journalist (Du und)
- Feb 3rd Erwin Kroll, German composer, born in German Eylau (d. 1976)
- Feb 8th Charlie Ruggles, actor (Ruggles, Aesop-Bullwinkle Show), born in Los Angeles, California
- Feb 12th Gustaf Lazarus Nordqvist, composer
- Feb 12th Michel Brusselmans, composer
- Feb 14th Theodor Werner, German painter
- Feb 16th Andrew Ducat, cricketer (Test for Eng 1921 (3 & 2) Soccer intl)
- Feb 16th Van Wyck Brooks, NJ, literary historian/writer (Ordeal of Mark Twain)
- Feb 19th George Luther Foote, composer
- Feb 20th Bela Kun, Czehul Romania, head of Hungarian Soviet Republic (1919)
- Feb 22nd Hugo Ball, German playwright/co-founder Flametti
- Feb 23rd Albert Edward Sammons, composer
- Feb 23rd Ventura Garcia Calderon, Peruvian diplomat/author
- Feb 27th Hugo L Black, Ala, (Sen-D-Ala)/78th Supreme Court justice (1937-71)
- Feb 28th Jose Gutierrez Solana, Spanish painter/author (Madrid Escenas)
- Feb 28th Max Vasmer, German slavic (La Tertulia de Pombo)
- Mar 1st Oskar Kokoschka, Russia/Austrian/British, painter (Erasmus Prize 1960)
- Mar 2nd Willis O'Brien, American animator (d. 1962)
- Mar 3rd James Friskin, composer
- Mar 3rd Reginald Owen Morris, composer
- Mar 3rd Tore Ørjasæter, Norwegian poet (d. 1968)
- Mar 4th Paul Bazelaire, French cellist (d. 1958)
- Mar 5th Paul Radmilovic, England, swimmer (Olympic-3 gold-1908)
- Mar 5th Dong Biwu, High-ranking member of the Communist Party of China (d. 1975)
- Mar 7th Raymond Largay, Wisc, actor (April in Variety Girl), born in Paris, France
- Mar 8th Anton Portielje, Dutch radio host/zoo director (Artis)
- Mar 8th Edward Kendall, chemist, isolated cortisone (Nobel 1950)
- Mar 13th Henri D Gagnebin, Swiss organist
- Mar 13th John "Home Run" Baker, hall of famer (hit 2 HR in 1911 world series)
- Mar 14th Firmin Lambot, Belgian cyclist (d. 1964)
- Mar 17th Princess Patricia of Connaught, British princess (d. 1974)
- Mar 18th Edward Everett Horton, American actor/narrator (Bulwinkle Show), born in Brooklyn, New York
- Mar 18th Kurt Koffka, Germany, Gestalt psychologist
- Mar 18th Marianne [Goudeket-]Philips, Dutch author (Between Heaven & Earth)
- Mar 24th Athenagoras I, Greek Patriarch of Constantinople (d. 1972)
- Mar 24th Edward Weston, American photographer (d. 1958)
- Mar 25th Athenagoras, Patriarch of Constantinople (d. 1972)
- Mar 26th Hugh Mulzac, America military officer (d. 1971)
- Mar 27th Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe, German/US architect (Bauhaus)
- Mar 27th Sergey Kirov, Russian bolshevik leader (d. 1934)
- Mar 28th Jaroslav Novotny, composer
- Mar 29th Gustaf Adolf Tiburtius Bengtsson, composer
- Mar 30th Stanislaw Lesniewski, Poland, logician/mathematician
- Apr 1st Casimir von Paszthory, composer
- Apr 1st Wallace Beery, actor (Alias a Gentleman, Dinner at 8), born in Kansas City, Missouri
- Apr 5th Jacques Handschin, Swiss musicologist (Der Toncharakter)
- Apr 6th Osman Ali Khan, Asaf Jah VII, The Last Nizam of Hyderabad state (d. 1967)
- Apr 7th Ed Lafitte, American baseball player (d. 1971)
- Apr 8th Margaret A Barnes, writer
Person of Interest
Apr 8th Jim Barnes, English golfing pioneer (4 major wins), born in Lelant, Cornwall (d. 1966)
- Apr 10th Val Paul, American actor and director, born in Denver, Colorado
- Apr 13th Ethel Leginska, composer
- Apr 14th Edward C Tolman, US psychologist (behaviorism)
- Apr 14th Ernst R Curtius, German literature historian
- Apr 15th Nikolay Gumilyov, Russian poet (d. 1921)
- Apr 16th Ernst Thalmann, German communist presidential candidate
- Apr 16th Jekabs Graubins, composer
- Apr 16th Konstantin Mostras, composer
- Apr 17th Otto Lederer, Czechoslovakia, actor (Jazz Singer)
- Apr 21st Charlie Naughton, actor (Frozen Limits), born in Glasgow, Scotland
- Apr 24th Kurt Pinthus, German-American writer, born in Erfurt (d. 1975)
- Apr 24th R Pelgrom, oldest Dutch man (died Apr 15, 1994, 9 days short of 108)
- Apr 26th Ma Rainey, [Gertrude Pridgett], "Mother of the Blues" American singer (d. 1939)
- Apr 26th Ğabdulla Tuqay, Tatar poet (d. 1913)
- Apr 28th Erich Salomon, German photographer
- Apr 30th Frank Merrik, composer
- May 2nd Gottfried Benn, writer
- May 3rd Marcel Dupré, French organist and composer (d. 1971)
- May 5th Manuel Borguno, composer
- May 8th Jef van Hoof, composer
- May 9th Francis Biddle, United States Attorney General (d. 1968)
- May 10th Karl Barth, Basel Switzerland, theologian/author (Action in Waiting)
- May 10th Olaf Stapleton, British religious sci-fi writer (Star Maker)
- May 10th Felix Manalo, Founder and 1st Executive Minister of the Iglesia ni Cristo (d. 1963)
- May 12th Albert Saverys, Flemish painter
- May 12th Hermann Grabner, composer
- May 12th Piotr F Scharoff, Russian/Italian actor/director (Chechov)
Famous Weddings
Wedding of Interest
Feb 24th Inventor Thomas Edison (38) marries 2nd wife Mina Miller (20) in Akron Ohio.
Wedding of Interest
Jun 2nd 22nd and 24th US President Grover Cleveland (49) weds Frances Folsom (21) in the Blue Room at the White House
Wedding of Interest
Jun 19th US President William Taft (28) weds Helen Herron (25) in Cincinnati, Ohio
Wedding of Interest
Aug 11th Education pioneer Booker T. Washington (30) weds Olivia Davidson (32) Athens, Ohio
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Sep 14th Neurologist Sigmund Freud (30) weds Martha Bernays (25) in Hamburg, Germany
Wedding of Interest
Dec 2nd 26th US President Theodore Roosevelt (28) weds second wife Edith Kermit Carow (25) in London
Wedding of Interest
Dec 21st Founder of Girl Scouts of the USA Juliette Gordon Low (26) weds William Mackay Low in Savannah, Georgia
Famous Deaths
- Jan 4th Ernest Panckoucke, French publisher (Horace), dies at 77
- Jan 9th Jakob Eduard Schmolzer, composer, dies at 73
- Jan 16th Amilcare Ponchielli, Italian composer (La Gioconda), dies at 51
- Jan 18th Michal Czajchovski, [Sadik Pasja], writer, dies
- Jan 18th Baldassare Verazzi, Italian painter (b. 1819)
- Jan 26th David Rice Atchison, American politician (b. 1807)
- Mar 18th Leopold Zunz, German intellect (Synagogue Poetry), dies at 91
- Mar 29th John Keble, theologian, Bournemouth
- Mar 30th Joseph-Alfred Mousseau, French Canadian politician (b. 1838)
- Mar 31st Giovanni Rossi, composer, dies at 57
- Apr 9th Joseph V von Scheffel, German writer (Ekkehard), dies at 60
- Apr 13th Karoly Thern, composer, dies at 68
- May 1st Conrad Busken Huet, writer (Country of Rubens)
- May 1st Heinrich Franz Daniel Stiehl, composer, dies at 56
- May 5th Joseph Albert, German photographer (Albertotype), dies at 61
Person of Interest
May 17th John Deere, American blacksmith and manufacturer of agricultural equipment who founded Deere & Company, dies at 82
- May 23rd Leopold von Ranke, German historian (b. 1795)
- Jun 11th Antonio C G Crespo, Brazilian/Portuguese poet, dies at 40
- Jun 14th Alexandr Ostrovsky, Russian dramatist (b. 1823)
- Jun 18th Joannes A Paredis, Belgian/Neth bishop of Roermond, dies at 90
- Jul 5th Henry Gerhard, founder (Social-Democratic Union), dies at 57
- Jul 16th Ned Buntline, [Edward Zane Carroll Judson], author, dies
- Jul 29th Adolf Muller, composer, dies at 84
- Jul 29th Solomon Gazfried, rabbi/author (Kitzur Shulchan Aruch), dies
- Aug 3rd Per August Olander, composer, dies at 62
- Aug 6th Wilhelm Scherer, German literature historian, dies at 45
- Aug 9th Samuel Ferguson, Northern Irish poet and artist (b. 1810)
- Aug 10th Eduard Grell, composer, dies at 85
- Aug 11th Lydia Koidula, Estonian poet (b. 1843)
- Aug 13th Adolf von Doss, composer, dies at 62
- Aug 16th Swami Ramakrishna, Indies philosopher, dies at 50
- Aug 22nd Jose da Silva Mendes Leal, Portuguese author (Indiana), dies at 67
- Aug 30th Ferris Jacobs, Jr., American politician (b. 1836)
- Sep 3rd William W. Snow, American politician (b. 1812)
- Sep 14th Hubert Reis, German composer, dies at 84
- Sep 20th John Liptrot Hatton, composer, dies at 77
- Oct 8th Austin F. Pike, American politician from New Hampshire (b. 1819)
- Oct 10th David L Yule, 1st Jewish US senator, dies
- Oct 18th Philipp Franz von Siebold, German physician (b. 1796)
- Oct 21st Jose Hernandez, Argentine poet (La vuelta the MartinFierro), dies
- Oct 23rd Johann Nepomuk Kafka, composer, dies at 67
- Nov 8th Frederick J "Fred" Archer, English jockey, commits suicide at 29
- Nov 11th Paul Bert, Auxerre, French Zoologist, Physiologist and pioneer of aerospace medicine whose study of the effects of air pressure on the body made possible space and ocean exploration, dies of dysentery at 53


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Every child knows about the monster under the bed-Neal Hausman's mistake was trying to fight it. Neal (Jonny Weston, Chasing Mavericks) has returned from a two-year exile following his tragic attempt to defeat the monster, only to find his father ticking ever closer to a breakdown, a new stepmother who fears him, and his little brother Paul (Gattlin Griffith, Green Lantern, Changeling), terrorized by the same monster. While Neal and Paul work together to try and fight the nocturnal menace, their parents are taking desperate measures to get the family back to normal. With no support from their parents, the brothers have nothing to rely on but each other, and courage beyond belief.
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Released - Friday, July 19 , 2013
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- Starring - Jonny Weston, Peter Asle Holden, Kelcie Stranahan, Gattlin Griffith, Musetta Vander
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John Peeler: Overall, Obama has been successful as the leader of Washington. Where he is failing is as the leader of the country. That's a surprise, given his short political career, and his very impressive rhetorical skills.
Skewed Wealth Distribution and the Roots of the Economic Crisis
David Barber: What I do know is that while "social psychology" may have had some small role as a causal factor in the Crash of '08, it was the actual structure of the American and world economies which brought on the crisis. And if in fact we enter a second round of this Crash, it will not stem from what Dr. Shiller calls a "weakness and vulnerability of confidence," but will result from the same structural elements of our economy as those that brought on the "first dip."
The Oil Next Time
Robert Illes: So in the spirit of not letting any national calamity go to waste, the Republicans and their media mouthpieces have doggedly tried to hang the spill baby spill around the current President's neck: Obama's Katrina? read the graphics beneath the Fox "news" propagandists.
These Foliticians Are America's Problem
David Love: To be sure, the BP accident is an environmental threat that speaks to the deadly serious pitfalls of off-shore drilling. But it is also a crisis of bad political intentions, from the right-wing lobbyists such as FreedomWorks that worked with BP to push for more oil drilling, to the corporate lackeys at the 2008 GOP convention who shouted "drill baby dril." Let's not forget former Vice President Dick Cheney, who championed deregulation of the oil industry with his energy task force, and whose companyHalliburton figures prominently in the oil rig disaster.
Joseph Palermo: he Boomers have contributed so much to the world and transformed it in so many amazing ways — technologically, sociologically, emotionally, etc. (made possible by the investments in education of their parents) — Yet they've decided to let their children fend for themselves. They've so failed us. The Boomers have made more money collectively than any generation in human history but they appear intent on hogging it all.
Massachusetts: Timidity of Hope Won't Cut It
Joseph Palermo: The Obama Administration cut far too many deals with the same corporate special interests that have dominated Washington since the Reagan years. Obama watered down his agenda. The Democratic base stayed home. The Republicans were energized beyond belief. And the Democratic candidate in a Democratic state lost the "Lion of the Senate's" seat.
So Much Happening in Washington and So Little to Show for It, So Far
The public doesn't know what's going on because the national media would rather report on the sexual escapades of famous people or social trends or high finance (a recent Pew study of economic reporting shows the vast majority of stories about the Great Recession have focused on Wall Street rather than Main Street).
Experts Wrong: Newsom Clear Beneficiary of Villaraigosa Non-Entry
According to the San Francisco Chronicle's Matier & Ross, nearly all of the political experts they consulted felt that California Attorney General Jerry Brown would gain more than Gavin Newsom from the non-entry of Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaragosa in the 2010 Democratic race for Governor. Not to be too blunt, but this analysis is […]
Does the Obama Plan for Reforming Wall Street Measure Up?
In a word: No. The plan doesn't stop stop bankers from making huge, risky bets with other peoples' money. It does increase capital requirements and oversight, but it doesn't require bankers to take their pay in long-term stock options or warrants, and it doesn't even hint that banks should go back to being partnerships instead […]
California's Death Throes: A View From Sacramento
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his Republican colleagues are using the trauma of the economic collapse and the record state budget deficit to implement policies they've been advocating for years. "This budget ought to be solved in one chunk, at one time," the governor says, "and let's do it quickly." As usual, the working poor […]
The Great Debt Scare: Why Has It Returned?
It's the kind of thing I expect to hear from deficit hawks and chicken littles — from the self-described "fiscally responsible" right, from the scolds Ross Perot and Pete Peterson, from my former cabinet colleague Bob Rubin. But yesterday I was shown slides developed by the putatively liberal Center for American Progress intended to make […]
The President's American Recovery & Reinvestment Act: What We Don't Know Can Hurt Us
One of the first things President Barack Obama did as our nation's Chief Executive was to urge Congress to pass, then sign, the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (ARRA), better known as the nation's "economic stimulus" package. The $787 billion bill, the largest taxpayer footed bill ever passed, was viewed as the primary vehicle to […]
Where Government Spending Should be Trimmed — And Why It's Necessary to Fast-Track Universal Health Care
It's no accident that as Congress returns this week from its two-week recess and begins debate on the $3.5 trillion budget plans for the fiscal year starting in October — which may or may not include a provision that fast-tracks Obama's health care proposal by allowing it to pass the Senate with a mere majority […]
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I owned this stock a while back on a run from 19 to 24. I was hoping someone could share info on the date of the next launch or if one is planned. I thought one was scheduled in January but haven't heard any info. Can someone help me out here?Good trading.
The next launch is in March. The Jan date was the rollout of local channels and Echostar 3.The more interesting subject is the bidding on the new freq. for local commmunication including vidio and internet. I heard that Echostar might be bidding anyone heard anything?


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i booked a plot with m/s agrigold properties at Gannavaram, near vijayawada, ap. i paid an amount Rs. 50000 towards booking of plot no 71. but the company one sidedly changed my plot to plot no 76, which is a distant one from main road and whose facing also changed.
also the company is delaying the registration of plot abnormally with reasons like they are not still getting layout permission from urban development authority
as per terms and conditions, i can withdraw from the deal after losing some amount. but i prefer to purchase plot 71 and ready for registration at any time.
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They came in quick when I needed it, and when I ordered the wrong size, the return was quick and easy and I got the right size in 2 days. Fit great and look better than expected. Definitely go a size bigger if you are doubting yourself. Nice job ADIDAS. ... read more
I have wide feet, and one is especially wide because of a foot bump, but these cleats fit perfectly. I do have to wear the left one unlaced(because of the bump), but it stays on excellently and you could probably run both unlaced and be fine. The only issue I have is getting them on, but that can be solved by using a shoe horn. Feel for the ball is great, but you still have a little padding so shots don't hurt. My only concern is durability, and that is because I haven't had them long so I cant say anything about it. They are holding up perfectly after about 30 hours of use. Only took about 20 mins to break in. I would absolutely recommend these to anyone who can't spend 2 or 3 hundred but wants high end cleats. ... read more
Feels comfortable generally with the exception that it was tight and caused my heel to rub and hurt after playing a game. I wear a size 9.5 generally and bought this 1/2 size up but still had this problem. Good shoes though. Metallic Silver orange looked stunning on my feet. Would recommend but by at least a half size up ... read more
Hi I've wore these cleats for a one-day tournament. I normally wear 8 1/2 shoes so I ordered size 9 cleats. They are a little hard to get on, but once your feet are in it's a snug fit. It's a little narrow, but no problem while playing. Design is great. I wouldn't recommend these to people with wide feet. Thanks for reading. ... read more
I love these. Ever since I started soccer I've been buying adidas cleats because I can always rely on them. And this time they've outdone themselves. I'm a striker and these cleats make it so easy to manuever around defenders and such. They're very lightweight, and very easy to put on. Very comfortable too. The quality is just perfect, you know theyre not gonna rip. I would definitely recommend these to my friends ... read more
I really liked them for the 10 days I had them. Easily my favorite boot ive worn and first pair I have bought. Sadly only had them for 10 days until they were stolen from my house and now waiting until my size is in to possibly order again but with a college budget we will see. Loved them. ... read more
I actually love the fact that these cleats have an integrated tongue design. The tongue on all of my previous cleats have caused me problems. The laces on this boot stay tight. Only thing that is weird for me is the fact that the toe, feels semi-rounded. But that may be attributed to the tissue they stuff inside of the shoe before it's bought. ... read more
Durability - After only two 2-hour practice sessions and one 90-minute game, separation from the soleplate and toe-box is already occurring. $200 is a steep price to pay for something that doesn't last. Comfort - The toe box area was too narrow and my feet started hurting after about 60 minutes. ... read more
Good product for my level of play,High school, and are durable. Good design with the shoe tounge and upper was a good material. Size was a little bigger, about a half size, than other adidas shoes I have in the same size. The side squeezes my foot a little tight but I expect that to go away with more wears. Overall great product. ... read more
My son has trouble finding cleats that fit. Adidas makes size 13.5 men's cleats that are a good fit. My son had a pair of Gloros but felt they were too heavy and he didn't like the band that goes around the bottom. These cleats seem lighter and he says they are comfortable. ... read more
After wearing the cleats for 4 hours the toe of the left cleat melted. I have only ever bought adidas cleats and am extremely disappointed. This is unacceptable being that I paid a good amount for them only for them to be ruined a few hours after I got them. ... read more
These shoes are very comfortable, especially for having such a firm footbed. They mold to your foot immediately and require no break in time. The one side cut tongue facilitates both of those things along with the upper material. The material is synthetic, but seems to be a good mix of tough and pliable. I would rate these five stars except for two things. The first is the color - you cannot tell on the website, but the blue is sparkly like car paint. Please, please give us a nice normal black. I kept them anyways because they are so comfortable, but I seriously considered returning them. The other thing I could see being a problem is a lack of adjustability. They fit me well, but a wider foot would need one sized in wide because of the tongue. If you are considering them, I recommend trying them because of how great they feel if they fit you. ... read more
Always spend a little extra on your feet, your body will thank you for it. The sprint frame is fantastic; my feet and ankles feel secure moving about the field. I have solid grip on every field I've played on this far. One wear and they were broken-in. Hands down, the best boots I've played rugby in. I play flanker or #8, which require tons of movement and defensive play. ... read more
In my opinion, these have been a pair of boots that gives quality based on comfort and the touch. The one thing though is the size. It is not perfect, but it is not bad. Other than that, I highly recommend getting a pair of the .2 than the .1 in the fact that there is no big difference. The .2 are $70 cheaper. ... read more
I love these cleats. They look sweet, feel amazing on my feet, and have very nice tongue design. My first day of wearing them was at an all-day camp, and I was cool and comfortable with my new cleats(and racking up complements). My only problem is the laces look a little cheap. Wish they didn't have laces, but whatever. I have had Messi's since they came out, and loved every cleat. Thank you adidas! ... read more
I liked the idea of the sock because the tongue on my shoes will travel to one side and make it uneven. As soon as I tried them on, I knew they were too narrow for my feet. I am 56 but I don't consider my foot too wide. I don't normally buy wide fit shoes, but these were too narrow. I am returning and looking for another shoe ... read more
Honestly of of the best take down models there is. I have had many low end models of many cleats and by far this is the most comfortable indoor shoe I've ever worn. The sock also makes the shoe very comfortable, in the past with take down models I always find the tongue moving around even with the laces pulled very tight. It might not be a big deal to most people, but for myself it is one thing that takes away from the comfort of a shoe. This shoe however I don't experience this issue because it has no tongue instead it has been replaced with the sock collar. Overall this is a great shoe, it is very comfortable and also cheap. ... read more
Bought these in 9.5. I'm a veteran player (old guy# and coach, and I have a challenge finding boots that fit my expanding foot. I have some 15.3 turfs #size 10) where they pinch me just a bit in the left forefoot. The 9.5 in this boot is wider in the forefoot and fits comfortably. However where the Prime Mesh forefoot meets the PU mid-foot, gapping and bunching starts causing an un-even fit. I suspect the 16.2 Firm Ground shoe would not do this, as it appears that the Prime Mesh covers both the forefoot and mid-foot areas. The heel also has some gapping, however the ankle-sock helps eliminate slippage. The turf sole for this shoe is very well designed, and provides a stable platform. Not too flat, but not so high that one would have to fear rolling over. I'm going to return these in hopes that adidas brings out 16.2 turf model, however I have no problem recommending this boot. I think for the player who does not have to deal with so many "foot issues" after 30+ years of play will find this a good choice. ... read more


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