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Jeju: Asia's new best weekend getaway?
If travel destinations were school kids, Jeju Island would be the overachiever.
It packs diversity in its modest size, but the best of Jeju Island juggles multiple attractions with aplomb and never at the expense of quality.
To go exclusively to the beach and stick to the shores?
Or to go wandering around the semi-tropical island's natural wonders, including the dormant volcano at the center of the island, the lava tubes or the curious cliffside rock formations?
It's a difficult choice.
There are also wacky museums, unique local dishes (black pig, thick abalone porridge) and an ever-increasing crop of luxury resorts.
This leaves only one option: try a bit of everything and you're bound to find the best of Jeju Island.
Hyatt Regency Jeju
Located on a sloping cliff overlooking the ocean and surrounded by cultivated greenery, amenities at this 223-room hotel include traditional Korean-style ondol rooms with heated floors and a private balcony in each room.
Olle Trail No. 8 (see below) is within walkable distance.
The hotel's proximity to the Jungmun Tourist Complex means easy access to a casino, golf, shopping and ocean sports. Fans of the massive hit Korean drama "Boys Over Flowers" might recognize the triangular white wedding chapel from the wedding scene.
Hyatt Regency Jeju, 114 Jungmungwangwang-ro 72 beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Province, South Korea; +82 64 733 1234; standard rooms from ₩250,000 ($220) a night
More on CNN: 50 beautiful places to visit in Korea
Lotte Hotel Jeju
Unabashedly extravagant, this best of Jeju Island hotel has whimsical touches like the Pungcha Lounge, a cafe inside a windmill. The in-house casino on the sixth floor runs 365 days a year and has a modest claim to fame from the Korean wave drama "All In."
The hotel's outdoor spa and garden, He:on, is the largest in Jeju, but guests who'd rather not mingle with others can opt for a private cabana or head toward the private beach lounge.
The showiest feature is the volcano fountain show at 8:30 p.m. each day, from the creators of the volcano show at the Mirage in Las Vegas.
Lotte Hotel Jeju, 2812-4 Saekdal-dong Seogwipo-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 731 1000; standard rooms from ₩310,000 ($270) a night
Villa de Aewol
This boutique hotel is close to Jeju Airport and Hyeopjae Beach and has on-site golf, a 25-meter-long outdoor swimming pool and spa. The sea of Aewol can be seen in the distance while the fourth-floor suite has a view of the sea and Halla Mountain.
There's nothing excessive or lavish about the place, but it offers excellent value for chic and spacious rooms in a quieter area of the island.
Rates begin at about ₩130,000 ($114) a night for a Deluxe Double room, a studio-sized room with a Queen-sized bed; rates vary by season.
Villa de Aewol, 2768-7 Sineom-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 720 9000
Guesthouse Bomnal
Located directly on the rocks by Handam Shore, Bomnal, which means "spring day" in Korean, perfectly communicates the breezy, fresh and welcoming atmosphere of Jeju.
The café has pretty footpaths and a view of the ocean, which is right behind the café and guest house.
More on CNN: How to visit Jeju Island on a dime
From the women's dormitory, generously wide windows open onto the same view.
The guest house head is the certified barista at the café, which also serves complimentary croque-monsieurs for breakfast.
Evening happy hour means ₩10,000 ($9) for unlimited draft beer.
There are no private rooms, so it's more suitable for solo travelers who don't mind bunking with others, but if the idea of a hostel conjures roughing it in less-than-clean facilities, Bomnal's rooms are assuredly as clean as the view.
A bed in the dormitory costs ₩20,000 ($18) per head. A smaller room with fewer beds (for four to six people) costs ₩90,000 ($80).
Guesthouse Bomnal, 2540 Aewol-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 799 4999
Citrus BnB Guest House
It seems misleading in some ways to categorize Citrus BnB Guest House as "budget," because the competitive pricing belies the quiet elegance of this clean, cozy and comfortable guesthouse.
The organic tangerine orchard in which the house sits, and the thoughtful and caring owner, "Young," are amenities you can't get at a hotel, no matter how resourceful the concierge.
The place has all the basics, from Wi-Fi to complimentary breakfasts and air conditioning, but what keeps travelers returning are touches like artwork from the owner -- paintings, pottery, rugs -- or even the welcoming owner herself.
Bookings are only available through AirBnB.
Citrus BnB, 256 Naksu-ro, Hankyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, ₩70,000 for a twin room
Jeju Black Pork
On Jeju Island, the Korean barbecue staple samgyoepsal (the fatty, layered slices of pork belly) comes from the native black pig.
The black-skinned Jeju Island pork is decidedly chewier and more delicious than its northern white counterpart.
The Udo Ilchul Haeolle Garden on the satellite island of Udo serves this famously chewy pork barbecue.
Udo Ilchul Haeolle Garden, 1344-5 Udo-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 782 0334
Here's another best of Jeju Island dish -- savory rice-based abalone porridge that takes its greenish hue from the innards of the abalone. It's not the prettiest food in the world, but after a few divine bowls, visitors may change their minds about chartreuse as an appetizing color.
For many Koreans, the soup is a ritual on their trips to Jeju.
The Ojo Haenyeoeuijip is run by the haeonyeo, or female divers, of the Ojo county, who dive for abalone each day.
Ojo Haenyeoeuijip; 3 Ojo-ri, Seongsang-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 784 0893
Jeju Olle
"Olle" is Jeju dialect for the path between street and doorstep. But the Jeju Olle is a series of walking paths that stretch across the southern coast of the island, winding through forests, grassy volcanic cones, villages and rare mountain vistas overlooking the sea.
Walking at least a section of one of the routes along the Jeju Olle, which adds up to more than 200 kilometers (124 miles) of footpath, is one of the best ways to get acquainted with the island.
There are 25 different routes to choose from, and they're organized by level of difficulty on the official Jeju Olle website.
Route 1, the first established Olle route, is a good place to start. The path begins at Siheung Elementary School, and involves scaling some volcanic cones, but the views make it worth the effort.
Jeju Olle, Route 1 starting point at Siheung Elementary School, 841-5, Jongdal-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 762 2190
Halla Mountain
Jeju Island is at its essence a volcano in the sea. The mother volcano is Halla Mountain, no longer formidable as a volcano -- it's been dormant for tens of thousands of years -- but still South Korea's tallest peak at 1,950 meters (6,397 feet) above sea level.
The mountain, the surrounding Hallasan National Park and the volcanic cones have collectively amassed an extensive list of national and UNESCO designations for their biodiversity.
But none of these honors really convey the sheer scale of the mountain, or the beauty of the flora that change character at higher elevations.
The number of identified plants alone amounts to more than 1,800, and the place is also home to thousands of different animal species.
A trek to the peak is worth it for the sight of Baekrokdam, the volcanic crater-turned-lake that tops the mountain. Starting at the Seongpanak Entrance, the 9.6-kilometer (6-mile) hike to the summit takes about five hours. It's a true best of Jeju Island experience.
Halla Mountain, Seongpanak Entrance; San 137-24, Gyorae-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 725 9950
Horseback riding
Jeju Island has long had a reputation for finely bred horses and horseback riding, with its own breed of island pony, the jorangmal, which have been bred and raised on the island for hundreds of years.
Eoseungsaeng Horse & Deer ranch offers three levels of horseback riding based on the riders' ability, in pastures renowned for their scenery and for the deer that roam freely on the grounds.
Another option is the OK Horse Ranch, where a basic 10- to 15-minute ride costs ₩25,000 ($22). Experienced riders can canter on their own for longer if they're willing to pay a bit more. And those who just want to hop on and hop off with a commemorative photo can get a snapshot astride a horse for ₩11,000 ($10).
OK Horse Ranch, 3138 Seongup-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 787 3066
Eoseungsaeng Horse & Deer Ranch, 14-1, Nohyung-dong, Jeju-si, Jeju-do (14-1, Wonnohyeongnam 1-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju Province; +64 746 5532
This diminutive, exquisite island of white beaches and black lava cliffs lies just a few kilometers off the Jeju coast and is accessible via a 15-minute ferry.
With a surface area of less than six square kilometers and a population of less than 2,000, it's small enough to tour by foot in one afternoon.
The tiny island is worth visiting for the photogenic and blindingly white Seobin "White Sand" Beach alone, which is Korea's only coral beach.
Bus tours and scooter rentals, about ₩20,000 ($18) and bicycles, about ₩10,000 ($9) are available. A ₩500 ($0.40) ferry for Udo leaves hourly from Seongsan Port.
Seongsan-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Province
Seongsan Ilchulbong
Seongsan Ilchulbong, which literally means "Sunrise Peak at Seongsan" is unsurprisingly famous for its spectacular sunrises.
The trapezoidal silhouette of this 182-meter volcanic cone is dramatic.
The crater at the top is accessible from the nearby village via a sloping, grassy hill. Visitors can walk along the ridge of the 600-meter-wide crater and admire the view out to sea or down toward the village.
Seongsan Ilchulbong, 284-12, Ilchul-ro, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Province
More on CNN: The pensive moods of Jeju Island
Hitting the beach is a best of Jeju Island activity.
While in some sense the entire province is bordered by beaches (if not cliffs), the two model beaches are Hyeopjae Beach and Jungmun Beach.
White sands and water in shades of tropical blue are a given, as is Mount Halla as a distant backdrop. Both beaches have nearby caves to explore.
Jungmun is more suitable for water sports thanks to more hard-hitting waves, while Hyeopjae supports more staid activities with its shallow waters.
Jungmun Beach, 3039, Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Province
Hyeopjae Beach, 2497-1 Hyeopjae-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Province
Teddy Bear Museum
This quirky, elaborate museum specializes in adorable teddy bear tableaus modeled after famous paintings or dressed in period costume, as well as designer teddy bears too expensive to be called toys.
The collection includes an impressive array of antique teddy bears and the smallest teddy bear in the world.
It's a G-rated alternative to Loveland (see below), especially for travelers with kids.
Teddy Bear Museum, 31, Jungmungwangwang-ro 110 beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 738 7600; 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily (9 a.m.-10 p.m. from July 18-August 23); admission ₩7,000 ($6) for adults, ₩6,000 ($5) for minors
Jeju Loveland
The innocuous official name is often dropped for the frequently-used moniker, "that sex museum," and understandably so, because that's what the park and its sculptures celebrate: sex, eroticism and everything to do with human sexuality.
For those imagining a pornographic peep show, the various dioramas and 140 statues of larger-than-life couplings, phalluses and other creative representations of sexuality from around the world are candid but not (too) perverted, and the park maintains a sense of humor that keeps it cute and cheeky.
A good stop for shy honeymooners?
Jeju Loveland, 680-26, Yeon-dong, Jeju-si, Jeju Province, South Korea; +82 64 712 6988; 9 a.m. to midnight; admission ₩9,000 ($8)
Manjang Caves (Manjanggul)
The Manjang Caves are actually an extinct lava tube -- the longest tube on Jeju Island, to be specific, at 13 kilometers (8 miles) long.
It encases the largest recorded lava column in the world, which is 7.6 meters (25 feet) tall.
Visitors cannot traverse the entire length of the tube, but even a sampling is intriguing.
Manjanggul, 41-3 Gimnyeong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 783 4818; tours cost ₩2,000 ($1.80) and take 40 minutes
Haenyeo Museum
One of the most fascinating elements of Jeju's history is the culture of haenyeo -- literally "sea women."
These tough, real world mermaids traditionally made their living (and supported their families) by diving for abalone and shellfish without the aid of scuba gear.
Agricultural tools in glass displays and educational videos might not sound like most people's idea of glam, and compared to some of the other available attractions, the Haenyeo Museum can be a bit dry. But if you're in the area, it's a nice educational stop that provides solid background on haenyeo.
Haenyeo Museum, 26, Haenyeobangmulgwan-gil, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Province; +82 64 782 9898; admission ₩1,100 ($1)
Jusangjeolli Cliffs
Jeju Island's volcanic past makes the island's rock formations peculiarly impressive.
One example: the dramatic shoreline of the Jusangjeolli Cliffs, National Monument No. 443. Located near Jungmun Beach, the cliffs are comprised of rectangular pillars that look like they were carved by human hands.
Credit, of course, goes to the lava.
Jusanjeolli Cliffs, 2663, Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Province
More on CNN: Best markets on Jeju Island
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Hi guys, need some advice!
My husband has started skating again and has noticed that he is skating on an inside edge, although his skates are perfectly aligned. He has no problems holding outside and inside edges in general (eg. consecutive edges), however, he really has to think about forcing his right skate to make it go on a flat edge instead of an inside one. Are there any inserts that he could possibly use to help with this problem?


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The (so-called) founder of this wonderful website! Also an annoying robot the talks to you at strange hours of the morning shouting CHIXMA! She also reckons that sean is the co-founder! Phaa!
OH MY GOSH that estherlavista keeps telling me she founded urbandictionary - what a liar!
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This map illustrates population density within and outside of a 10m Low Elevation Coastal Zone: Bangladesh.
Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN), Columbia University. (2007).
Country-level estimates of urban, rural and total population and land area in a low elevation coastal zone (LECZ) were generated globally using Global Rural-Urban Mapping Project (GRUMP) alpha population and land area data products and a Digital Elevation Model (DEM) derived from Shuttle Radar Topographic Mission (SRTM) remote sensing data.
The zone was derived from the DEM by selecting all land contiguous with the coast that was 10 meters or less in elevation. Zonal statistics were generated for urban, rural and total population and land area for the country as a whole and within the LECZ.
All grids-population, land area, urban mask and LECZ-are at 1 km (30 arc-second) resolution. The SRTM dataset used came from ISciences; the GRUMP data were developed by CIESIN.
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Confusticated Conservatives in Congress
posted at 6:46 pm on October 7, 2009 by Dafydd ab Hugh
Why is it that Republicans and conservatives in Congress are so easy to bamboozle with Candyland promises of government largess? Honestly, it drives me nuts (which may not be that far of a trip).
Here, riddle me this: How many things are wrong in this picture?
The idea of a tax credit for companies that create new jobs, something the federal government has not tried since the 1970s, is gaining support among economists and Washington officials grappling with the highest unemployment in a generation.
The proposal has some bipartisan appeal among politicians eager both to help their unemployed constituents and to encourage small-business development. Legislators on Capitol Hill and President Obama's economic team have been quietly researching the policy for several weeks.
"There is a lot of traction for this kind of idea," said Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the Republican whip. "If the White House will take the lead on this, I'm fairly positive it would be welcomed in a bipartisan fashion."
You see, this is why I'm loathe to support a congressman running for president: Even when he's (relatively) conservative, as is Rep. Eric Cantor (R-VA, 92%), Washington D.C. exudes a magical corruption field that sucks him into the Big Government maw… and like the Borg, assimilates him. Resistance is futile.
Here's the syllogism in a nutbag:
- Jack up business taxes to be the highest in the civilized world. (Republicans will cheerfully help if you tell them it will "reduce the deficit!")
- Announce highly selective tax credits for businesses who toe the federal line.
- Bully putative "conservatives" into supporting these temporary selective tax credits — hey, it's almost like a tax cut! — by threatening to tell on them to their constituents. (Note: Some conservatives are already so corrupted or senile that they don't need any bullying; they bully themselves, like good "citizens of the world.")
- Use the credits (and the threat of cutting them off) to manipulate businesses, thwart the workings of the market, and cripple Capitalism.
- When the scheme explodes in America's face like a trick cigar, blame the Republicans in Congress who voted against it (they voted for high taxes!), the ones who voted for it (they offered amendments to the bill!), and the "previous administration." Laugh all the way to the polls.
How long do the tax credits last? Guess what: That's how long the jobs last, too. Since they're fake jobs — by definition, a job created by a tax credit is a job that would be uneconomic without the credit — as soon as the distorting factor (the credit) disappears, so too does the job.
You really want to create jobs, permanent jobs? Try this approach instead:
- Dramatically reduce business income tax.
- Repeal the capital-gains tax: We want to encourage investment, not discourage it by taxation.
- Repeal the estate tax — at all levels. There is no moral reason why the government should get a cut when a parent leaves money or property to a child, or an uncle to a niece or nephew, or anybody to anbody else; that money has already been taxed.
- Meaningfully reform the tort system.
We already know that reforming the medical malpractice tort system would save the medical industry between $60 billion and $200 billion per year; taking the mean average, that's $1.3 trillion savings over ten years — more than enough to subsidize medical insurance for the deserving poor. And that doesn't even count how much would be saved by the pharmaceutical and medical-device industries.
(Don't be misled; the big savings don't come from reducing medical malpractice judgments and settlements; that's only a small portion of the cost of "jackpot justice." The real savings come from eliminating ludicrously wasteful "defensive medicine" practices, whose only purpose is to cover the backsides of doctors in case they get sued by John Edwards.)
Now magnify that savings across the other 7/8ths of the American economy; let's say that non-medical businesses would only reap half the savings of doctors and hospitals. Even at that, a real and significant tort reform for all cases would likely save our private sector more than half a trillion dollars each and every year. That's over $5,000,000,000,000.00 in that same ten-year window. And it would still protect consumers and innocent (or not so innocent) victims.
Sorry for the digression; back to the plan.
- Reduce government business regulation; much of it (not all of it) is really designed to drive small competitors out of competition with big corporations — since the latter have full-time legal-compliance staff.
- For banks and other financial corporations, get rid of mark-to-market accounting to increase reserves and free up credit; I think this may already be easing, but let's kill it off entirely.
- Strangle Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac like Hercules throttled the twin serpents in his cradle.
- Refrain from passing any health-care bill that includes mandates, government options, or any other intrusive government meddling.
- Refrain from passing a huge tax on energy.
- While you're at it, make the personal income tax completely flat — and set it fairly low. This gives consumers more money to spend buying products. Which, you know, helps businesses that sell those products.
I guarantee this will improve the economy, get credit flowing to businesses again, ramp up consumer spending, and cause a much greater increase in hiring than would some targeted, temporary tax credits from the feds… especially since the latter will be accompanied by the hammer of massive tax increases on those same businesses.
Yeesh; why can't Eric Cantor suss this one out? This is Economics 101, for heaven's sake.
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After reading stories all year about the ascendancy of desktop linux all year, this story about IBM's plans to port MS Office to linux is one of the first that I think justifies the desktop linux hype. It is clear that to co-operate with other users, MS Office is essential. Alternatives like OpenOffice, though improving and interesting, simply are not viable yet for most non-nerd users. This is why the IBM move is a significant one. IBM has the business acumen and the corporate infrastructure to pull something like this off. I think with a real MS Office port, desktop linux is a real possibility for most computer users.
That being said, Macintosh OS X already has a compatible MS Office, and it isn't exactly taking over the desktop market, despite a look-and-feel vastly superior to either Windows or any of the Linuxes. I've been using OS X for years, and find it satisfies my Unix hacker side and my make-my-manager-happy side with ease and finese. I think functions like NetMeeting (still missing on OS X) might need to be included for a real business user to contemplate switching, tho'.
But it's an important step, maybe the most interesting news on alternatives to Windows since Apple bought NeXT and brought Steve Jobs back into the fold.
Obviously I'm not posting enough. Here are some interesting links:
C&E News reports Angstrom resolution of nanofiber growth. The work was done by (among others) Jens Norskov, a brilliant experimental/theoretical physicist in Denmark. It's a great example of how theory and experiment can work together well.
As someone who has been in too many pointless meeings, I found this article brilliant.
Good article by Mark Lutz about programming mistakes in Python.
s it just me, or does it seem like half of the *NIX packages expect prefix to be /usr, and the other half expect it to be /usr/local?
Biggles is a great plotting package for Python. I've been using the Gnuplot/python module for years, but biggles is a much cleaner, much easier to use program. Now if I could only figure out how to do double-y plots...
The PyGtk GLArea bugzilla page has again been updated. It appears that this was a problem on Linux, except that the problem manifested itself as never crashing, as opposed to OS X, which it always crashed. In any case, I think that the pygtk code can now be safely patched and committed.


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Mike Hayes is to leave his post as Sega West president this summer, according to MCV.
Sega West headlines
Saying packaged goods are dying is "a total exaggeration," according to SEGA's Hayes
SEGA West boss Mike Hayes has said he believes digital and physical can exist side-by-side for years, with great success and all this talk of packaged goods dying is "a total exaggeration."
Sonic 4: Episode 2 info coming "very soon," says Sega West boss
Information on Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode 2 will arrive "very soon," Sega West CEO Mike Hayes has told VG247.
Sega: New Wii U dev kits coming within next month
Sega's said that new dev kits for Wii U will arrive between this and next month following the platform's unveiling in Los Angeles last week.
Sega opens new UK dev, first project for Vita in late 2012
Sega has announced the opening of a brand new "boutique studio" in the UK, confirming its first game as a Vita action adventure. Sega West dev boss Gary Dunn tells Johnny Cullen the new outfit's story.
SEGA: 3DS will appeal to wider audience
SEGA West president Mike Hayes believes 3DS has the potential to attract a new audience to the handheld gaming sector.
SEGA: More sophisticated Kinect games within a year
SEGA West president Mike Hayes believes Kinect will receive more sophisticated games as the year goes on.
SEGA West lays-off 73 staffers through restructuring
Mike Hayes, president of SEGA West, has confirmed that the company is going through a restructuring process, resulting in the loss of 73 jobs across Europe and North America.
Sega West latest
Saying packaged goods are dying is "a total exaggeration," according to SEGA's Hayes
Sonic 4: Episode 2 info coming "very soon," says Sega West boss


text: good corners become mediocre under perry fewell. It's hard to be good in his system. Even though that was half a joke I oddly enough want to believe it. Anyway, if c-webb plays how he did last year expect ross to fill in for him. I like hosley, but I don't know if he'll be good on the outside, I look foward to seeing what he can do this season. As for the rest, prince is really our only solid CB as of now unless webster can get his **** together. Thats why people wanted a cb this draft. As long as prince can stay healthy, and c webb can play better than last year and hosely makes improvements we'll survive.


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June 6 – June 18, 2016
Russian Matryoshka dolls, often painted to depict peasants, have become an icon of Russian culture. The bright colors, distinctive shapes, and the imaginative concepts have delighted generations of children and are thoroughly recognizable to young and old alike. The Museum of Russian Icons is pleased to unveil the newest addition to its collection, a collection of nesting dolls from Russia, Poland, Ukraine, Japan and other countries. These dolls came to the museum through the generosity of collector Pamela Kruskal who gifted 370 sets to the Museum in the summer of 2015. The collection contains the story of the nesting doll which extends well beyond the well-known Russian dolls of the 20th century.
For more information: http://museumofrussianicons.org/en/special-exhibits/on-view/
Join Us! All LEAD Program events will be held at our very own St. Stephen Retreat Center in Titusville, FL!
The LEAD Program is proud to announce its newest professional development initiative, LEAD Beyond! This conference will give attendees an opportunity to develop skills that will provide growth in all aspects of our personal, spiritual, and professional lives. The theme for this year's conference will be "Dealing with Difficult Personalities"
For more information: http://www.theleadprogram.org/
Under the Auspices of our Beloved Father His Grace Bishop Youssef, we are pleased to announce the dates for the annual Florida Hymns Camp! June 12 -15 for the boys; June 20 -23 for the girls.
Hymns Camp serves all youth going to 4th to those going to 12th grade in the fall of 2016. God willing the camp will take place at the St. Stephen Retreat Center in Titusville, FL.
During the camp we will learn hymns, have fellowship with one another, and at the end of the camp we will go on a trip to Universal's Islands of Adventure.
Cancellation Policy: Refunds will not be possible within three weeks of the boys hymns camp .
For more information:http://www.suscopts.org/hymnscamp/fl/info.htm
Hexaemeron Icon Carving Workshop
SIX DAYS OF CREATION courses in icon carving are open to 10 students at each site. This ancient art is taught through both practical work and theory. From the earliest sarcophagi to lavish ivory miniatures to the austere Russian low reliefs, icon carving has been a vibrant part of the Orthodox Tradition. Students will have the opportunity to carve either in wood or stone. Those wishing to carve in wood are expected to have a basic understanding of woodworking as the course will focus on carving rather than technical aspects like laminating panels or sharpening tools. Although tools will be available, students should bring whatever gouges they have, ideally 1 straight gouge, 1 scoop gouge and 1 "V" gouge. For those wishing to carve stone, tools will be made available. Each student is expected to leave with at least one finished icon by the end of the class.
For more information: http://www.hexaemeron.org/
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A Sacred Journey Through Ukraine: Travel with Bishop Daniel Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA for a 14 Day All Inclusive Tour Kyiv • Chernihiv • Baturyn • Kaniv • Pereiaslav Khmelnytsky • Kamianets Podilsky • Dnister Riverboat Cruise • Bakota Monastery • Kytajhorod • Zarvanytsia • Ternopil • Pochaiiv • Lviv • Ivano Frankivsk • Maniavsky Skyt
Jun 17 – 28, 2016. Georgia and Turkey.
Back by popular demand, this extraordinary and unique itinerary to the ruined cathedrals of Tao-Klarjeti promises to be even more successful than our 2014 pilot tour to the region.
For more information: http://www.georgianchant.org/tours/taoklarjeti/index.html
Cross Road Summer Institute is a ten-day academic summer institute that prepares high school juniors and seniors to make big life decisions and connect with the Orthodox Christian theological and spiritual tradition.
For more information: http://www.crossroadinstitute.org/
OCA Pacific Northwest Deanery welcomes all kids ages 7-17 to the Summer Camp.
For more information and registration forms please visit their website: http://www.orthodoxportland.org/
The International Society for Orthodox Church Music (www.isocm.com) will host a pan-Orthodox music symposium at St Mary's Orthodox Cathedral. The event will include presentations and workshops, music reading sessions, rehearsals, and will culminate in a festive hierarchical All-Night Vigil and Divine Liturgy. The event will also feature a special concert by the critically-acclaimed vocal ensemble Cappella Romana. For more information: http://www.romarch.org/news.php?id=5433
Theme: "Tradition, Secularization, Fundamentalism"
While the very meaning of the "secular" remains contested, Christians globally are self-identifying in different ways in relation to an imagined secularization, all the while discerning how to live as a tradition. This intersection between tradition, secularization and fundamentalism is especially evident in both post-Communist Catholic/Orthodox countries and the American context, where fundamentalist-like responses have emerged against the perceived threat of the secular.
For more information: http://www.fordham.edu/info/23005/patterson_triennial_conference/7340/2016_tradition_secularization_fundamentalism )
We shall visit some of the most remote and authentic places connected with early Celtic Christianity. Some of these places have been uninhabited for centuries, with no touristic or religious routes linking them to other destinations. The pilgrimages organized by the Monastery are the only way one can visit these isles and pray to the Saints who lived here. Our Pilgrimages are not touristic journeys to the Hebrides, but spiritual opportunities to experience the presence of God in some of the oldest and most authentic Christian places in Western Europe. As far as possible, we shall celebrate the Divine Liturgy daily. In each place we shall visit, we shall pray together to the local Celtic Saints (Saints Columba, Oren, Kenneth, Patrick, Brigid, Brendan, Ninian etc), but we shall always put time aside for private prayer, so that we may wander on our own and allow these holy places to speak to each of us personally.
For more information:http://www.christoscenter.org/a-celtic-pilgrimage-to-iona/
This seminar is intended for individuals who currently serve our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ whether this be in the church, local community or in missions abroad.
With the blessings of the Episcopal Council of the Serbian Orthodox Church in North and South America, the Youth Ministry Committee is pleased to announce the Tenth Annual Youth Conference to be held in Washington D.C. The theme of this year's conference is "Orthodoxy's Under Attack: How Other Faiths Try to Challenge Your Own!"
The conference is open to all high school students. Students are eligible for the summer prior to 9th through the summer following 12th grade
For more information: http://www.spc.rs/eng/10th_annual_youth_conference_be_held_washington_dc
Registration is now open for the Third Annual Diocesan Young Women's Encounter which will take place at Sts Peter and Paul Church in Windber, PA which is open to young women in our Diocese ages 12-18,
This engaging experience will highlight how young women can live our Orthodox Faith and serve the Church with their own unique gifts. This year we are really looking forward to having Katrina Bitar with us. She is the YES North America Program Director (Youth Equipped to Serve) for FOCUS North America (Fellowship of Orthodox Christians United to Serve.) Registration Deadline is June 1, 2016.
For more information: http://acrod.org/news/7283/ywe2016
This workshop starts on June 27 to July 1, 2016; 5 days, 9 – 5 pm
Iconographer: Deacon Matthew Garrett
Icon of Igor Mother of God – This is the prototype for the icon we will paint from start to finish. Instruction in acrylic gouache using 23K gold leaf. Icon will be approximately 10" x 12", not on a recessed board.
For more information: http://media.wix.com/ugd/690852_1f90dfafd08a4336ba852936a926b2e8.pdf
Iconographer: Theodoros Papadopoulos
This six-day intensive course will immerse you in the painting techniques of Byzantium. The subject of the icon of "Mother of God" (at left), will come alive before you as the instructor, Theodoros Papadopoulos, guides you, step by step, through the ancient techniques of Byzantine Iconography. Let us journey together to discover new secrets in this traditional artistic expression of theology and spirituality, in this meeting place of the Divine. The course focuses on the art of egg tempera painting.
For more information: http://www.theodoreicons.com/washington-d.c.html
For more information: http://www.antiochian.org/conventions
The Western American Diocese announces the 50th Anniversary from the repose of our Father among the Saints JOHN Archbishop of Shanghai and San Francisco the Wonderworker. "Consecrate the fiftieth year and proclaim liberty throughout the land to all its inhabitants" (Leviticus 25:10).
His Eminence Metropolitan Hilarion is scheduled to preside over the solemn Divine Services in honor of Saint John's memory, accompanied by the members of the Synod of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia, other hierarchs and local and guest clergy.
A symposium entitled "St. John and His Legacy" will be sponsored by the Saints Cyril and Athanasius of Alexandria Institute for Orthodox Studies prior to the celebrations. Detailed information about the symposium's sessions, which will include speakers who knew St. John personally, will be published in the near future.
For more information: http://spc.rs/eng/western_american_diocese_will_mark_50th_anniversary_repose_saint_john_wonderworker
Participate in the annual Kuskokwin Deanery Youth Camp and help lead a young adult retreat. Offer basic catechism to youth groups; empowering the future leaders of these communities by teaching the Christian approach to withstanding social influences and a deeper appreciation of Orthodoxy.
For more information: http://www.ocmc.org/about/view_team.aspx?TeamId=174
July 1 – 12, 2016
A brand new itinerary improves on past experience for an ideal 11 day/night tour featuring the best of viticulture in East Georgia and the highlands of the Tusheti National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Area. Starting in the bustling capital of Tbilisi, we explore the multi-ethnic heritage of this city through the museums, architecture, cuisine, and music. Venturing up the Mtkvari River, we visit the ancient capital of Georgia, Mtskheta, where rivers converge and Christianity was first preached in this part of the country.
Sunday, July 3, 2016: 12:30 am – 5:30 pm
Preparing for the Journey of Marriage
Workshop for Couples Marrying in the Orthodox Church
Greensboro, NC: Dormition of the Theotokos Greek Orthodox Church
**Due to further technical difficulties, we kindly ask that all those interested in attending the July 3 seminar in Greensboro please bring a $100 check. We appreciate your understanding**
Saturday, July 23, 2016: 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
Preparing for the Journey of Marriage
Workshop for Couples Marrying in the Orthodox Church
Atlanta, GA: Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral
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Teen Week is for ages 13 – 17
Program Leader: Father Matthew Markewich
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The use of dogs for hunting deer is a very popular and traditional form of hunting practiced throughout much of South Georgia. This year, Georgia's General Assembly passed House Bill 815 which served to address a variety of hunting related issues including the hunting of deer with dogs. For the first time, property owners and lessees will be required to obtain a permit from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) prior to hunting deer with dogs. WRD has worked with an advisory committee of interested landowners and dog hunters to develop an implementation plan and regulations for this new permitting program. The following information was developed to help answer some of the most frequently asked questions regarding this new law and associated permitting guidelines.
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Will these changes affect the deer hunting season?
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When and how can I apply for a permit?
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The number of young offenders behind bars drops
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Statistics compiled by the Colorado Springs Police Department show the number of crimes committed by young people in Colorado Springs has declined in recent years.
KRDO NewsChannel 13 analyzed CSPD's annual crime reports dating back to 2005. The number of reported incidents dropped from 4,790 to 4,565 incidents between 2005 and 2006. From 2006 to 2008, juvenile crime increased by about 100 incidents per year.
In 2008, the numbers started to drop. In 2008, there were 4,811 crimes committed by juveniles. By 2011, that number was down to 3,391.
KRDO NewsChannel 13 also analyzed the "top eight" crimes -- homicide, negligent manslaughter, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, theft, theft of a motor vehicle and arson. The number of crimes committed by juveniles in the "top eight" category has dropped every year since 2008.
"Overall, what we're seeing system-wide in the state of Colorado and what is also a national trend is a decline in youth coming into the system," said Vince Guerrero.
Guerrero is the director of Spring Creek Youth Services. It's a correctional facility for young offenders in Southern Colorado. It was built to hold 100 inmates in separate cells.
It shut down one wing of its facility recently, reducing the number of beds available to 80.
"It's not cost-effective to fund those beds when there isn't a need for it," said Guerrero.
"Senate Bill 94 was initially started 21 years ago. At the time, the legislature was looking at the projected growth of lock/secure kids coming into the system," said Guerrero. "They realized if projections continued, it would be extremely expensive to build even more facilities."
Senate Bill 94 started a movement to steer young offenders into alternative programs if there wasn't a need to lock them behind bars.
"I think the system is getting better as a whole at identifying some of these alternatives to lock/secure detention because we found kids are more successful if we can divert them away," said Guerrero.
Guerrero credited Senate Bill 94 for making all groups working with juvenile delinquents re-evaluate their approach.
Magistrate Jeffrey Saufley has presided over juvenile cases in El Paso County for seven years.
"I don't think, overall, kids have gotten worse or bolder or more serious in the types of offenses they are committing," said Saufley.
Saufley gathered statistics for juvenile court cases since 2010. The number of juvenile delinquent cases coming through El Paso County court system has dropped every year. Saufley said the most common cases he sees in his courtroom are burglaries. Statistics show burglaries are decreasing too.
Saufley credits several initiatives in recent years for the reduction in numbers.
He said schools are doing a better job of handling offenses commited on their property instead of automatically calling police.
He also agreed with Guerrero that programs geared toward keeping young people out of court and behind bars is keeping crime rates low.
"There has been a move over the last few years to move from criminalizing the juvenile's behavior to restorative justice-type programs and diversion-type programs," said Saufley.
Colorado Springs Teen court is a diversion program for young offenders. The program is geared for first- or second-time offenders charged with misdemeanor crimes.
"[The young offender] has to sit in front of a peer panel and that peer panel is teenagers their age who volunteer with us," said Teen Court Executive Director Pat Ruffini. "They listen to their story and they talk to their parents and everyone works together to come up with a decision to help change the direction this person is in."
One in 25 young offenders who go through Teen Court re-offends. One-fourth of Teen Court's peer panel is former offenders.
"They are the most ardent changers of the next kid," said Ruffini. "They don't want the next one to get in trouble like they did. They can't be easily fooled. If they're not sorry, they can tell."
Guerrero and Ruffini are working for a common goal -- fewer young people behind bars.
"We're trying to make the community safe and help youth that come in contact with us get more successful," said Guerrero.
Guerrero said when it comes to people working with juvenile offenders, everyone is trying to work themselves out of a job.


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This tech chick means business. Taylor Burghard, 13, grew up around technology in her parents' computer shop. She even helped her dad make a sale when she was just 2 years old: she showed a customer how easy it was to use a computer. Now, the middle schooler has her own tech-inspired business: TekChick Designs. "We recycle old computer pieces and turn them into jewelry," she told TFK.
The jewelry line features earrings made from keyboard keys that spell out fun phrases, such as "I – CTRL (control key) – U," "M – Y – option (option key)" and "G – R – 8 - M – O – M." Taylor also makes necklaces and colorful brooches using computer memory devices like RAM, and other computer parts.
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The idea for the jewelry line came to Taylor in April, when her parents held a computer art contest during a recycling drive at their store, MacXprts-Columbia, in Missouri. As she was popping keys out of a keyboard, she grabbed a hook and started spelling out phrases to make earrings. Employees in the shop loved her idea.
Taylor sells her jewelry online at tekchickdesigns.com, in her parent's store, and in a California toy store where her aunt works as a buyer. Taylor's friends buy her jewelry for gifts and request custom earrings. The young entrepreneur recently signed a contract with a computer parts distributor called Dr. Bott to help sell her products nationwide. "When people buy (the jewelry), it makes me feel so happy—it's like saying that they like my idea," she says.
Taylor says she's also happy to have found a way to help recycle old computers and reduce electronic waste. Her dad even put out a call to other Apple-brand computer dealers to send their old keyboards and computer parts to the store for Taylor to use. Through TekChick Designs, Taylor is learning how to deal with contracts, manage inventory and handle other aspects of running a business. She has three goals: "I want to help pay for college, learn about business and have fun," she says. This teen is in CTRL!
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The Integrator leads the product developers during New Concept Development (NCD). The Integrator is responsible for the execution of the complete development of a creative concept in a NCD project, until handover to New Product Development (NPD). The Integrator reports to the Chief Design Officer (CDO).
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I want to thank The Willits News for its continuing coverage of our community's response to the CalTrans bypass plan. I particularly appreciated hearing both from those opposing the Bypass plan as well as those in favor. We even "heard from the birds."
In the March 6, 2013, issue there was a front-page story, "Birds may have last say on bypass construction start," and underneath it a story, "Bypass protests and counter statements."
"Last week," the story began, "drivers along Highway 101 south of Willits were greeted on the east side by people and signs protesting the pending bypass, and on the west side by a large sign supporting the bypass."
As I read about Kurt Ackermann's concerns-the man who had a sign on the west side supporting the bypass-and those opposing the bypass on the east side, they didn't seem all that different.
"We need to get these trucks off Main Street," Ackermann said. Those on the east side also want to get trucks off Main Street.
I suspect if we could get all interested people in our community together we could come up with a plan that we all could feel good about. The CalTrans solution may not be the best solution for us.
I would like to hear from everyone who would favor such a meeting whether they are for the bypass or opposed to it. Drop me an email at email@example.com, write to me at Box 442, Willits, CA 95490, or give me a call at 459-5505.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) just released new guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of acute otitis media (AOM) which is doctor speak for an ear infection.
An ear infection is one of the most common infections of early childhood and is also one of the most common reasons that antibiotics are prescribed. Guidelines from 2004 recommended that pediatricians use watchful waiting before prescribing antibiotics for an ear infection in some children.
The new guidelines for treating an ear infection with oral antibiotics are even more specific than those in 2004, and further clarify who are the best children to observe and those that should be treated right away. This will reduce the number of unnecessary antibiotics that are prescribed, which in turn may help prevent antibiotic resistant bacteria.
Many parents worry that their child may develop an ear infection after having a cold, but for a child between 6 months and 12 years of age, a mild ear infection found during a visit to their pediatrician may now be observed for 72 hours.
According to the new AAP guidelines, children need to receive immediate antibiotics if they have a severe ear infection (with a fever of 102.2 degrees or higher or significant pain), have a ruptured ear drum with drainage or an ear infection in both ears in a 2 year old or under. This will really change current treatment and the number of antibiotics prescribed.
As both pediatricians and parents know, there are all sorts of things that cause ear pain: an erupting new molar, a cold, or a sore throat can all result in ear pain and a cranky child. But if the eardrum is not bulging the best treatment is pain control. This can be accomplished with acetaminophen or ibuprofen and watchful waiting to see if a child's symptoms worsen or if the pain and symptoms resolve. In studies, 2 out of 3 children get better without an antibiotic.
More and more parents are responsive to using fewer antibiotics for their children and these recommendations reinforce that antibiotics don't treat viral infections or pain. Save the antibiotics for use when there is evidence of a bacterial infection.
The next time your child has a cold and complains of an earache, try this approach and you may see that the ear pain resolves in 24-48 hours and you have one less trip to the pediatrician!


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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by johndockley92, Mar 27, 2013.
Hey, heard Adam Rippon has a new program for Gardena. Anybody know what the music is?
Rippon revealed the choreographer but not the music (yet) in this reply to a fan on Twitter today: "I'm going to skate a new long program I had choreographed by Tom Dickson "
Oh hallelujah! Anything by Tom Dickson is bound to be wonderful, and with Adam skating to it ... sublime!
As per Tom's 2010 discussion with manleywoman, Tom will surely require Adam to be practicing figures that will help with the jumps and footwork. Tom Dickson is an unsung hero of this sport.
BTW, I recently saw this cute pic on Adam's Twitter of him with Aly Raisman and Gabby Douglas. I wonder if it was taken at a skating and gymnastics event?
I'm glad he is changing programs though, while I love his skating I really didn't understand the music for him. Go Adam!
^^ You mean last season's The Incredibles? It wasn't all that suited to Adam's style, yet he and his coach Rafael were able to tweak it and make it work better for him at U.S. Nationals. Most skaters get new programs for a new season, especially the Olympic season. I can't wait to hear what the new music will be.
Rippon just tweeted his FS music in reply to a fan's question:
"It's Afternoon of a Faun. I'm going to write a blog before I leave and talk a little bit about it."
ETA link to an "Afternoon of a Faun" programs poll thread from within the past year: http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/showthread.php?84029-Afternoon-of-a-Faun
Wow, the new Adam was short-lived.
Will there be a new blouse, too? Afternoon of the Faun absolutely BEGS for a blouse.
^^ Or, skin-tight bodysuit! Yum ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRbjgbske08
And look at John Curry version (of course a ballet on ice):
Adam's gotta bring back the curls for Faun ... even if modified.
Thrilled with the choice and the chroreographer. Now grow those curls back, Adam!
Tom Dickson + Adam Rippon = LOVE!
Should be very cool. Classic Adam (and everyone can criticize him for having no range ). Although I had thought that after he admitted to finally having FUN with his Incredibles program at nats, I figured he might give that LP one last shot.
I liked his Incredibles program, but Adam never seemed really comfortable with it. Tom Dickson does amazing choreography so I can't wait to see what he does for Adam. Looking forward to this.
Hmmmm, interesting thought, but they'd be wrong, eh? Adam showed he could stretch himself but in the case of The Incredibles, it took time for him to work through an ill-conceived program that did not fit him like a glove. Keep in mind also that throughout the season Adam was adjusting to a new training environment and working on refining his jump technique. Clearly Adam and his coach, Rafael Aruytunyan, deserve kudos for putting life and pizzazz into a program that had none of those things initially.
Adam was probably not comfortable at the beginning of the season because in figure skating, who could be at ease with something that is not exactly suited to who you are and to your style of skating? (I mean look at Alena Leonova, for example,... great programs for her at 2011 Worlds and not so great since then). IMO, this season's fp was poorly conceived for Adam personally right down to the music, overall initial choreo layout, conceptual choice for Adam and original costume selection. At U.S. Nationals, Adam and Rafael made it work and Adam had fun to boot! I think that's victory enough re The Incredibles.
Similar to actors, skaters do need to be great performers, but it's not like skaters should seek to show range on the ice at the expense of employing music and choreo style that don't fully enhance their unique possibilities for growth and bravura realization of their potential. With the right combination of music, choreo and costume, as well as good conceptual approach and program layout, Adam can skate to anything. He's proven that, not just this past season, but throughout his career. The point is not proving you can skate to anything but steadily improving as a person and an athlete, and above all finding the right ingredients to create magic on the ice.
Here's the video of Rippon's 1st place FS from Gardena Spring Trophy yesterday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCTyBccNC1w
Beautifully done. I think Tom Dickson's choreography is perfect for Adam's skating.
Adam is back!
On first impression, I have mixed feelings about this program. On the one hand, I like it for introducing angular shapes and sharp gestures into Adam's arms and hands, which have always been soft and flowy and curvy. He's able to sustain these shapes most of the time. On the other hand, I still prefer Ilia Klimkin's Afternoon of a Faun program (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T746wFOKplA) to this and most other versions, just for its abundant weirdness and audacity (e.g., putting the only triple Axel smack in the middle of the program, a triple Lutz at the end of the sort-of straight line steps, a triple Salchow at the end of a camel spin, etc.). Perhaps only Klimkin can pull it off. In comparison Adam's Faun is prettier and easier to digest and slightly less interesting.
It's great to see the quantity and variety of connecting steps going into most of the jumps, like spread eagle into the triple loop and bracket before the second double Axel. The amount of transitions is a welcomed change after seeing a relatively bare free skate at Nationals. My favorite part is the backward glide with his upper body leaning back right before the 2nd Rippon Lutz with no change of edge. That's awesome.
It's also a program heavy with edges, which, if done well, suits the music. But it will be hard to do well once the triple Axels (and a quad?) are put back in and require no loss of speed. I see some little troubles he had here and there, which is understandable given how new the program is. Nevertheless I hope Adam will work very hard in the off-season to improve his edges and keep up with the demand of all the transitions. Also the spread eagles need some work.
The circular (or zig-zag) step sequence is lovely and unlike most other step sequences we've seen. I do think the choreo step sequence needs some revision. It seems small (a clockwise circle taking up half a rink) and relatively simple. I'd like to see a couple more moves in the field added to the sequence. However, given the vague way choreo sequences are judged, perhaps it's pointless to make it too hard or too complex.
Thanks for the link!
That is a beautiful programme, but does not suit to Rippon totally, in my opinion. Beautiful hand moves, very well done! I think that a skater with more speed and power would have been better for this type of music. Now a slow skater is skating to a slow music..., and the end result is not really impressive.
I would like to respectfully disagree with you. Adam looks to be skating faster than he ever! I dont know why people think that a skater has to be on 10 the entire program as just about no skaters are. If a skater is stroking gaining speed, he is NOT doing choreography usually. This program suits his skating perfectly AND adds some demension to him. He looks happy and extremely well trained. The other point is that usually we dont see new programs until October/November. THE DAMN THING IS NEW!!!!
If i could talk to Adam today I would say:
" Sir, you are very brave to go to a coach that you know will work on your weaknesses rather than mask them. Your hard work is evident in your jumps, spins, transitions and overall power on the ice. Please keep working hard. The Axel that used to give you a hard time looked eyons better at Nationals and i believe it will be a reliable jump for you going forward. PLEASE dont leave Rafael as he looks like he knows exactly what you need. You cannot make everyone happy ever. You're a very talented and capable skater. The sensitive choreography is well balanced with assertive presence. Great things are to come.Job well done and your hard work is paying off!"
^^ Here, here, arakwafan2006!!!
Adam's jump technique and power and confidence going into his jumps are clearly much improved. Indeed, it was very apparent at U.S. Nationals that Rafael and Adam have a great vibe and understanding going on. That's marvelous to see. Add the great choreographic mind of Tom Dickson to the mix and that's a winning combination. The point though for Adam is just continuing to improve and to challenge himself, and to work hard and not worry about anything else except that which is within his control. Very true that Adam's focus and hard work is definitely paying off.
I'd like to thank Jun Y for his link to Klimkin's Afternoon of a Faun. That was the first clear quality clip of it that I've seen. IMHO, the great skaters who have interpreted this music are taking different approaches. Klimkin's approach worked for his style of skating and is wonderful to watch. The whole middle section of Klimkin's program is edgy, interesting and different. Love the camel change camel which moves immediately into the triple jump (salchow?) and the running steps, the triple axel coming unexpectedly, and the Mr. Frick move with the backward lean (Adam has a similar move in his program). Obviously, Adam's program will evolve over the summer and into the new season, so it's kind of early to be judging it too heavily. I have to say, though, it looks really good right now and it'll be fun to see how it evolves. Outside of the angular shapes with his arms and hands, Dickson and Rippon do not appear to be going for edginess. It would be interesting to read an interview with Dickson, Rippon and Arutynyan about their ideas for approaching this program.
Also, Jun Y, remember that Klimkin and others who have skated to this music were skating with a bit more freedom under different rules/ conditions (Curry's and Sato's programs were more theatrical/ exhibition style), and Lynn's was early 1970s competitive -- plus she was a force of nature and she possessed unique God-given gifts becoming one with music, movement and blades on ice.
Tom Dickson and Adam are constrained by IJS requirements -- everything beautiful and successful that they achieve with this program will be in spite of IJS, not because of it. Klimkin contributed so much with his iconic and triumphant Faun program, but in a direct comparison skating-wise, I think Adam is a better overall skater.
Watched the vid. Like the choreo and Adam seems to skate pretty well here.
Klimkin's approach suited his avant-garde bent.
Adam's interpretation of this material matches his style and sensibility, while meeting the current program requirements.
I look forward to watching the program develop during the season.
Great post!
Yes, ITA -- that's it in a nutshell!
I think Dickson, Rippon, Arutynyan are bringing out who AdaRipp is on the ice, and I can't wait to see more.
BTW, still missing the curls, but that's Adam's decision to make.
Just to clarify, the mention of "edges" in my post referred to the use of edges of the blades. It's about skating skills. I was not thinking about stylistically or thematically "edgy."
As for the avant-garde style, obviously Adam is not Klimkin and I don't want to see Adam skate like Klimkin. I just personally prefer Klimkin's artistic vision in this case because it's more my cup of tea. (Blame IJS as needed. It's probably partially true.)
Frankly I am slightly disappointed by how pretty and accessible the program is. Although Debussy's music is not particularly experimental or challenging, Nijinsky's original choreography is quite so. To reference Nijinsky but remain pretty is a bit disappointing.
^^ Thanks JunY, I appreciate your thoughtful assessments, and I understand what you are saying about your preference for Klimkin's interpretive approach more than not only Adam's current program, but also other skaters' programs to this music (as you mentioned in your initial post). I also got that you were talking about Adam's blade edges (IOW, I realize that your reference to the program being "heavy on edges" has nothing to do with your preference for the edginess of Klimkin's program).
Hmmm, again your thoughts are interesting and it would be fun to be able to have a conversation in person about how you're viewing this. That's the difficult thing sometimes about conversing in cyberspace -- having a thoughtful conversation about figure skating is simply not that easy as there are so many nuances involved and varying perspectives and preferences, and of course tone and intent can be misconstrued. It seems that you really appreciate Adam and understand that he and Klimkin have totally different styles, yet you were still expecting a somewhat different approach for Adam to take with this music. That's also why I think it would be enlightening to hear what Tom Dickson has to say about his discussions with Adam and their interpretive ideas. I do believe that having to fulfill IJS requirements is a major factor which continually challenges choreographers and skaters today (not always in a way they would like to be challenged, or in a way that necessarily allows them to work with greater freedom in realizing their artistic vision).
If you are a fan of Adam Rippon, what did you expect the approach and interpretation to be? More like the Nijinsky ballet perhaps? I think it's good to make references to Nijinsky (which Adam does), but also to be different. I suspect that by the time next season rolls around, Adam will be wearing a new costume and the program will have grown and will probably look even stronger and better with the best of the moves we already see further enhanced. In its current incarnation, to me the program is more like a sneak preview; a very enticing and beautifully skated preview of great things to come. Adam already seems very comfortable with this program, and he skates with great flow and power.
In fact, IMO, Adam already seemed reborn at U.S. Nationals in January in contrast to the way he looked at the start of the season last fall. He is stronger, more confident and his jump technique has clearly improved (there's no sign of the hesitation going into jumps that he had been displaying previously, particularly on his 3-axel). Again, it appears that Rafael and Adam are working very well together ... that Rafael sees Adam for who he is and that Rafael is challenging Adam to express himself on the ice fearlessly and with full confidence.
I do think it's interesting that you say you are slightly disappointed by "how pretty and accessible" the program is, but I'm not sure that "pretty and accessible" is necessarily an accurate description, particularly for a program that is a work-in-progress. I do believe that Adam has a pure, straight-forward style of skating that is definitely pleasing to the eye. This program flows beautifully, but there are also nuances to it which will likely be expanded upon as it evolves. The split jump is so gorgeous, and I love his sharp head turns and angular hand and arm movements. I also agree with arakwafan2006, that "the sensitive choreography is balanced with assertive presence," which is so wonderful to see from Adam. It is such a treat to be able to get a first look at this debut of a budding program and to discuss our first impressions. But again, what we see now is obviously going to evolve. I am quite sure a lot more difficulty in jumps and moves is going to be added, as indeed Adam's interpretation will continue to grow.
Lastly, I wonder why you feel that with more complexity in the program and with the "heavy" emphasis on edges that Adam will have problems in terms of maintaining speed and power. Please correct me if I am misinterpreting what you mean in your initial post. And also, please don't take offence. I think what you have to say is very interesting and I'm sincerely eager to hear more about your views.
I am not that impressed.....But I never have been an Adam Rippon fan so I sort of expected to feel this way about the program!


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