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All across the Pacific Northwest there are amazing stories in the mixed martial arts world of dedicated and hard-working individuals that overcome a number of struggles in their chase of the sport they love that just need to be shared.
This last week MMAmadhouse had a chance to sit down and talk with one of those individuals, a 2-2, up-and-coming professional fighter, father, and coach – Chris "Hawaiian Punch" Folsom.
"This sport changed my life. When I started this sport I had an irregular heartbeat and a bad back. I was like, 320lbs," Folsom spoke passionately about his love of MMA and the effect it had on his life.
"Without this sport who knows. I have kids, and I wouldn't be able to play with my sons right now. I do everything with my sons. Then I couldn't do crap, I woke up one morning and couldn't feel my legs because my disc slid, that's just how out of shape and horrible I was. When I found this sport, the sport changed me. That's why I work so hard in this building, because I want this sport to have an opportunity to change these guys."
We met with Chris Folsom in his hometown of Roseburg, OR, at his training facility, dubbed 'The Factory'. Upon arrival we realized the industrial reference wasn't just in lieu of the location of the gym, but the gym was quite literally located inside The Sign Factory. Owned by extreme MMA enthusiast Greg Kovach, the compact, but well-suited training area serves as home-base for Folsom, who said he owes all his early success to the gym, and owner.
"When I couldn't make the schedule at that other gym, I wouldn't have had a place to fight – and I love fighting. This building made me, it gave me this sport. Basically, that's why I run it. The main reason I do it is because I care about the guys that I corner, and the guys that I coach."
Folsom currently runs two training sessions daily for young and hungry amateur fighters in the area such as Dylan Westwang, Chris Mintz, Lee McCurry, Jason Troxel and Tyler Barker. The gym is closed to a fighter, invite-only, list of students.
"For me, as bad as I need the money – I mean I am a struggling, poor, professional fighter – as bad as I need the money, the money comes secondary when it comes to this building."
Limited funds, and late payments might results in some pranks at your expense, but it's all in good fun says Folsom. It's all about the sport of MMA and having a place for dedicated people to find a way to train.
"There are some guys that come into this building and they are struggling. This economy struggles. For me, if you're going to come in here and work hard, well then we'll figure it out later. Because I want these guys to have partners, I want these guys to start the sport that they think they love. I want to them at least see if they do."
Chris Folsom also took a trip down memory lane to talk with MMAmadhouse about his entrance into the sport, a veteran now of competition for over five years that accumulated a 7-3 amateur record with titles in two weight divisions before turning professional.
"My very first fight, I fought against a guy that was 4-0. I didn't even want to fight. I had a couple of friends that were professional fighters already, and they said 'You have to fight!'. I said 'No'. I grew up wrestling, and I wasn't a good wrestler, either. I just didn't want to get hit. So I said 'No!'.
"They begged me for six months, and finally I agreed to do it one time, just so they would leave me alone. I was knocked dizzy and I ended up TKO'ing the kid in the first round – while I was dizzy. And it just took off from there, I couldn't have enough fighting after I won."
Improvement has always been the goal for Folsom, who continued to aspire in the sport. Fighting in the always competitive Oregon amateur arena, Chris competed at both the heavyweight and light-heavyweight classes.
"I just worked my way up. My first title fight I worked my way up to was at 205lbs against Nate Miller, a super tough kid. I cut 17lbs the day of the fight, and it was day-of weigh ins. I cut a lot of weight and he hit me twice, and I got dizzy. And then he hit me really good. It got ruled a knockout, but I haven't actually been out, I've been dizzy and had to been saved.
"That was my first title fight and obviously I lost it," But Folsom would not be dissuaded. "From there on, for the next four years, I beat everybody. That's pretty much where I got all my amateur wins. I got two title shots and I beat both of those guys in the first round."
After a successful professional debut in the heavyweight division, Chris received a call early in July of 2010 from Matt 'The Law' Lindland to take a last-minute bout at an upcoming SportFight event at light-heavyweight. The event was just over a week away at the time of the call.
"I said yeah, absolutely, I'll be there. It's SportFight, I'm not going to say no."
Folsom went on to knockout his opponent Justin Gardner of Washington, at the halfway mark of the very first round. After the event, Lindland approached Folsom.
"Matt came to me, and I just told him thanks for letting me fight on the show. We had talked once or twice before then, but he kind of knew that I didn't have any real coaching for my whole first years of fighting.
"He said, "Well there's a spot open on the pro team if you want it," so I said, "Okay, I'll be there next month," and I did. I came up there as soon as I could and I've been driving back and forth ever since and looking for jobs up there."
The drive from Roseburg to Team Quest in Gresham clocks in conservatively on MapQuest as a three-and-a-half hour trip each way.
"A lot of people look at me like I'm crazy when I do it," Folsom discussed making the trek north as often as possible.
"People tell me I can stop by here, or there, but it's not the same for me. It's not going to be the same amount of difficulty. I learn fast, I've always learned real fast. Which is the reason I think why I did good as an amateur, is only because I was learning fast."
Learning from the likes of UFC fighters Chael Sonnen, Yushin Okami, and many more, as well as a top notch coaching team including Matt Lindland, Jamie Huey, Scott McQuary, and Clayton Hines, Folsom sees plenty of value in the investment of time and travel.
"I won't go to another gym. I feel like my coaching staff that I have right now, with coach Clayton, and Jamie, and coach Scott and Matt, I feel like those guys are what I need. That's why I'm loyal, I'll stay there."
"I'm raw," Folsom discussed his evolving skills. "I'm still raw, and I've still been good enough to compete really well. So now with their help, I should be able to be where I want to be in the next year. So that's the plan, but with out them I wouldn't be able to do it."
Folsom and family have been on the rebound of losing close loved ones in the past two years after the death of his infant daughter Aolani, shortly followed by the death of Folsom's Uncle – a man who played a crucial role in his upbringing. Chris Folsom and his family have had a difficult time in the last year, both inside the ring and out. After a two fight skid inside the cage following the tragedies, the Folsom family continues to force a positive attitude and work towards their goals.
"It messes with you, I can't even explain how horribly it messes with you. It messes with me every morning still," Folsom discussed his angst, a man who wears his heart on his sleeve – much like his UFC idols BJ Penn and Tito Ortiz.
"Trying to come back from two losses, and all the personal stuff in the last year and a half, I want it to be for a reason. And that's been the most frustrating thing, not getting enough fights, not getting the right fights." The two bouts Folsom has had since October ended in a quick and contested TKO stoppage, and a heavyweight loss after accepting a bout on 2 days notice.
Always persistent, willing to stand up and shake himself off, Chris Folsom pushes forward with the support of his close friends and family.
"I really don't think as hard as I work right now, and the reason I'm working for it, I don't think there's any reason I won't get to my goals. I'm going to get to my goals or I'm going to die trying. And I'm not going to just do it for my daughter or my uncle, but for my family and my friends. The people who have stuck by me for these last two losses.
"I want to get back on track and to where I'm supposed to be, whatever I have to do. I think the manager situation will help, I think the coaching situation I have now will help. Between that and my work ethic, I think it's completely possible."
The biggest obstacle for Folsom is a plaguing issue for many mixed martial artists here in Oregon, a lack of professional opportunities.
"It's hugely frustrating," Chris discussed the lack of fights in the last year, after a busy amateur schedule.
"As a fighter, the grind sucks. It really, really sucks when you don't have anything to look forward to. It already sucks when you have a fight eight weeks away, but when you don't have a fight to look forward to, and you're training as hard as you can all the time.
"It's hard for me as a competitor because I want to fight all the time, hence the reason I take fights on two-days notice. I love fighting, I want to be in the cage, I want to hit somebody."
Until recently, Folsom recruited his own fights with promoters with mixed results. Now with the help of management and coaches, Chris feels the right fights are coming for him.
"I will fight for almost nothing, just let me fight. Let me get my career going. I want to get those five, six wins so I can get to the bigger shows, I want to get those, like yesterday. That's my goal, if it wasn't my goal, if it wasn't my goal to get to those shows then I wouldn't do this."
Before we departed from our conversation with Chris Folsom, we asked about his well-known nickname, "Hawaiian Punch". It was a topic that made Chris immediately laugh and shake his head. The name was dubbed before his amateur debut, when Folsom believed the single fight would be his last, but as his career continued, so did the name.
"It just stuck," Chris discussed the nickname. "I take a lot of pride in my Hawaiian heritage, I love my heritage. That's the only cool thing about the nickname, is that it has that. I hate the nickname, but I love that it's part of my heritage."
After approached by a young fan early in his career that also came from an islander heritage, Folsom now has a positive acceptance of the name that follows him.
"Even if a couple little kids get something out of it, and they are proud of their heritage because I am, that's huge to me. I try to pass that to my sons and my daughters, I think it's a big deal."
Fans, fighters, and promoters can find Chris on Facebook, and also on Twitter! We at MMAmadhouse can't wait to see Chris "Hawaiian Punch" Folsom back in the cage again, and back to his winning ways! He is a great guy, exciting fighter, and someone that truly supports LOCAL MMA!


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The investors are waiting for the speech from Janet Yellen. The dollar resumed gains after two loosing sessions. The zloty gained against all its major pairs.
Revised data on the US GDP was better than expected. The reading showed that the economy expanded at the 0.8 percent pace (annualized), up from 0.5 percent reported earlier. Although the economy's results in the first three months of the year are still rather poor, an improvement has increased the probability of the monetary policy tightening.
Currently, the market consensus is for an increase within the next two meeting of the Federal Reserve. In this context, today's speech of Janet Yellen may give some insight. Earlier comments from major Fed's officials have been rather hawkish. If Yellen supports the case for higher rates, the dollar may gain further. Today the US currency gained after the release of the GDP numbers.
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Oct 5, 2012 at 7:29 pm #1294738
with mid-layers getting lighter (the new Cap 4 hoody is 7.9 oz) and then adding a light down vest (3.5-4.5 oz)- it looks like you get a lot more versatility than just a light down jacket/parka
you're still a couple of oz total over the lightest down jacket/parkas out there, but you can add a mid-layer into the mix for hiking in cooler and wet weather if needed and with a down vest in conjunction w/ a hooded mid-layer you should be closing in on clo for a light down jacket/parka for around camp & sleep???
talking "summer" to warmer shoulder season
thoughts?Oct 5, 2012 at 11:57 pm #1918596
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@sgiachettiLocale: Boulder, CO
This makes sense to me Mike. I was thinking the same as I've been using an MEC T2 lately thats a great addition to the kit (same powerdry as cap4). Its definitely more versatile, although I'm still not sure on how necessary a midlayer is in 3 season conditions. Although it does give you a better range of comfort, its also another layer to juggle when generally a base plus a windshell or rain shell is sufficient when moving. If you bring an extra shirt anyway, than I think it makes a lot of sense b/c then you have the option of using the cap4 as a base with a wind or rain jacket in cold wind or rain, or as a mid for pairing with your vest at camp. I was mainly above treeline on my last trip with snow and below freezing temps for much of the time, and I just brought the T2 with an event shell. This combo worked quite well in most conditions (though EVENT has its limits if you're into running up mountains) and it was much simpler than messing with a base/mid/wind/rain shell. Anyway, still exploring options here, probably with a bias toward simplicity over pure performance.Oct 6, 2012 at 9:20 am #1918651
John WhynotMember
@jdw01776Locale: Southeast Texas
Having just purchased the new Cap 4 hoody and the Stoic Hadron vest, I'm thinking about how to integrate these layers into my clothing system.
Need to do some experimenting…Oct 6, 2012 at 9:44 am #1918658
clay stewartMember
Does anyone make an ultraligt hoody, with hand pockets? I really like having a place to warm my fingers, when I'm just sitting around, or even walking. I do like that they make the Cap 4 in black at least, though.Oct 7, 2012 at 8:29 am #1918864
that Stoic looks like a heck of buy for $65!
not aware of nay of the lightweight hoodys that have hand pockets
if volume is an issue (say using a small pack like the Burn, Ion, etc) then a all in one (down jacket) clearly is a better choice, if not… I think there is a case to made w/ a vest & lwt hoody mid-layerOct 7, 2012 at 8:40 am #1918866
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@saparisorLocale: Pacific Northwest
With Black Rock not making their down vest, do you know of others in that 3+/- range?Oct 7, 2012 at 8:56 am #1918872
in the 4 oz range- Goosefeetgear can custom make one, lukesultralite also makes one and then there is the WM Flash- I'm the least enamored w/ the WM as it's a V neck w/ no collar- it's also the priciest
it sounds like Black Rock is waiting for some more 7D, but it might be a couple months out
I should email MB to see if they have any plans on reviving the ex-light vest, I should probably email MH to see if they have any plans for a Ghost vest- their hooded jacket is 8 oz, I'd imagine w/ the same 7D and 850 down they could get in the 4.0 oz range pretty easyOct 7, 2012 at 9:01 am #1918873
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@mocs123Locale: Southeast Tennessee
The Melanzana Micro Grid Hoody has pockets. I don't know what it ways but my Micro Grid Crew is 7.8oz.Oct 7, 2012 at 9:12 am #1918875
If you wear a down vest as a mid layer, then there's no reason to have pockets, which add weight, complexity, possible failure point. Maybe just a negligible amount though.Oct 7, 2012 at 10:52 am #1918904
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I just put my Hadron vest on the scale — 6.1 ounces with the cardboard tags still attached, and the hem drawcord still in place. More than 4 ounces, but for $65.00, I'm not complaining…Oct 7, 2012 at 3:32 pm #1918962
For multiple years, my goto solution was either a medium weight base or a tech tee + Patagonia R1 hoody and a down vest and wind shirt. The mix and match gave me a huge range. I love the new Cap 4 hoody. I think it's the first base I have found that I like more than my trusty R.5.
I think the the Cap4 + vest would work well if it was going to be cool to cold the entire trip. The cap4 is very air permeable, so it could be used in conditions that are warmer than you might think, but for me it will be using in late fall, winter, and early spring.
The one place that I would rather have the ultralight insulated jacket rather than warm base + vest is if I am going to be standing around outside socializing with people in the evening. At times like that, having the arms a bit better insulated than a heavy base or light fleece and a shell is nice.
–MarkOct 7, 2012 at 4:51 pm #1918981
Mark- good to hear on the cap 4, I have one on the way :) now I need to bite the bullet on a vest
MikeOct 8, 2012 at 7:20 am #1919125
the cap4 is too warm when active unless yr moving slowly or its cold IMO … i would still need to take a light base layer
a down jacket/parka is warmer … also as stated the vest doesnt work as well if yr standing around for long, the down in the sleeves do make a difference
it all depends on what you define as shoulder seasons and how fast/hard you moveOct 8, 2012 at 1:21 pm #1919235
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@forest-2Locale: Hunter Valley - Australia
My melanzana micro grid hoodie weighs 287grams is almost my most favourite clothing item. The thing gets flogged around the house, shops etc and the best bit is how great it is in the field. Very comfortable item with a great drawstring hood and large joey pocket.
It's a great combo when paired with my blackrock vest around camp in the cold with a shell over the top. I haven't hit cold enough weather yet to need any more than my base (RAB meco 120 LS) and a windshell when hiking. The fleece is great to don on when you stop to just retain a little more warmth and if I have a damp back from the pack it dries well. I find this alone in cold weather a huge plus as I've wet out my down jackets before after hitting a hilltop to enjoy the views and using them to keep from freezing in cold winds.Oct 8, 2012 at 4:30 pm #1919296
> the cap4 is too warm when active unless yr moving slowly or its cold IMO
I would agree with this… which is why I said late fall, winter, early spring. I general wouldn't be wearing it unless I was expecting most of the day to be blow 45F (if I expected winds), less then 35F if I was expecting windless… and the zipper would be open and the sleeves pushed up a bit. Of course, I run a bit hot, your milage might vary.Oct 8, 2012 at 10:15 pm #1919415
well put it this way … i think were looking at this at not the "best" way
a better alternative IMO is to have a very thin base, a lightish fleece vest, and a full puffy jacket … more flexible
a very proven system used by many hereOct 9, 2012 at 7:14 am #1919466
I don't think you can make a blanket statement on what's the "best" system, there are obviously lots of variables that would determine what system is best- temperatures being a biggie; other weather- rain, snow, etc; individual metabolic rates (do you tend to run warm or cool) and the importance of overall weight
what kind of lwt vests are you talking about? the R1 vest is ~ 9 oz
also I was looking at the new Cap 4 and it's out of 3.7 oz Powerdry, the R1 is out of 6.8 oz Powerdry- is that lighter than past iterations of EW Cap4?Oct 9, 2012 at 8:00 am #1919475
> a better alternative IMO is to have a very thin base, a lightish fleece vest, and a full puffy jacket
I think it depends on how much variance there is in activity level. If there are going to be large variance.. from working hard to sitting around, then I think what you are suggesting is a better option, with the very thin base going to a heavier base as the temp drops. IF though, you are more or less constantly moving, and stops are either just afew minutes or you are pretty quickly within your sleeping insulation, a think a moderate base with a puffy vest can be exceptional effective in cool to cold weather.
–MarkOct 9, 2012 at 8:24 am #1919482
At risk of being the nutty guy that always complains about fleece:
Synthetic vest weighs less than fleece vest and is much warmer
Down vest is lighter and warmer than synthetic
Only time fleece makes sense is when it's real cold, and if when you're exercising, a base layer plus outer layer doesn't keep you warm enough.
I wear base layer plus outer layer down to 20 F. Need to walk briskly, especially starting out. I probably need less insulation than the average person.Oct 9, 2012 at 9:06 am #1919502
well theres fleece and then theres "fleece" ;)
for example a Cap4 style fleece is very different from a 300 wt one … the key with fleece is breathability, wicking and quick drying
as to vests … a synth vest makes much more sense than a down one as you can wear it on the move if needed … the main point about using a vest is to allow ventilation … you dont need ventilation when staying still …
everyone does it differently of course … but everyone i know who tries to hike up a steep hill with cap4 with a say 20 lb load sweats it out in no time … especially if they wear a wind/rain layer as well in incremental weather…
also note very importantly for winter that cap4 or an R1 for that matter takes a lot longer to dry in winter conditions if you soak it out … ive tried using cap4 even in winter as a base layer, soaked it out and shivered even with a puffy on due to the moisture next to the skin …. a very light and thin base layer dies out much faster with body heat … i dont use thicker layers has a "base"
i use my cap 4 for social situations these days … usually i take a very light base, and if needed a light fleece …
my basic rule is to wear as little as possible on the move and add when needed … if yr sweating profusely yr either doing it wrong or yr going very hard indeed =POct 9, 2012 at 9:16 am #1919506
"everyone does it differently of course"
"but everyone i know who tries to hike up a steep hill with cap4 with a say 20 lb load sweats it out in no time … especially if they wear a wind/rain layer as well in incremental weather"
That's the thing
When I'm exercising, base layer + jacket, the only problem I have is not sweating
Maybe there will be times when I get cold, so I walk more briskly and in a while I'll not be cold
That people talk about how a mid layer or base layer performs when it gets wet from sweat, makes my pointOct 9, 2012 at 6:33 pm #1919667
> . the key with fleece is breathability, wicking and quick drying
> as to vests … a synth vest makes much more sense than a down one as you can wear it on the move if needed …
For years I did use a synthetic vest… but it eventually wore out. I had a Flash Vest so I thought, I will give it a try [there was an interesting article here awhile ago about how the flash actually recovered insulation ability more quickly than a number of sythentic vests] and see if I could put off purchasing a new vest. That was several years ago.
> the main point about using a vest is to allow ventilation … you dont need ventilation when staying still
indeed… this is why I like vests
> everyone i know who tries to hike up a steep hill with cap4 with a say 20 lb load sweats it out in no time
have they tried the new cap4 and minimized wind protection? I find the new cap4 a lot more air permeable, which makes a huge difference for me. cap4 + fully zipper wind shirt it needs to be down right cold, but without a wind shirt I haven't had a problem in cool conditions (~40F or so with the sleeves pushed up a bit a the neck unzipped).
I hear you about the R1… it isn't worn when actively hiking until it's well below freezing.
–MarkOct 9, 2012 at 7:46 pm #1919694
ahhh but mark … what happens when it starts raining ;)Oct 9, 2012 at 8:16 pm #1919699
What's rain? I live in California and spend most of my time in the sierras. :)
On a more serious note, if I am sufficiently active then my base + shell is fine to below freezing, and I tend not to stop for more than a few minutes so the heat from activity stays with me. The vest would stay in the dry bag until I hit camp and under my tarp. When it's cold enough that I actually need some insulation, rain would snow.
Oh, and the article I mentioned was wet weather performance of down vs synth vests. Not, I don't have field experience trying to dry a really soggy flash vest… the worst it's gotten is slightly damp from condensation inside my shell when activity level was pushed a bit high without taking the vest off first.
The exception to this is if I am going someplace like GGG and will be standing around more than moving. In those cases, if I am thinking, I with bring a jacket rather than a vest (if I remember to switch my gear around… which I didn't last time).
–MarkOct 9, 2012 at 8:23 pm #1919700
my point was actually more wearing cap 4 in the rain under a rain jacket … id would be drowning in sweat when moving at a good clip in no time =P
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Jason and the rest of USFS team was on Today on Friday has anyone seen a clip? I saw the pict on FB but could not find the link on Today. I'm sure they could not have said much. Also, has anyone noticed how the team seems to self divide in picts and at events? Social media has given us a glimps into some of the social dynamic although they look very solid as a team, everyone has their role.
I'm glad I'm not the only crazy one looking to see who hangs with who. Jason spent much of the time with athletes from everywhere, getting pictures with half of the Olympic village. He didn't seem to be best friends with anyone but was with the "younger" skaters the most ( Gracie and Polina). I'm not sure about his relationship with Jeremy, I think they get along but are clearly not best friends. He also seemed very supportive of the entire team cheering everyone on loudly and attending the medal ceremony for Meryl and Charlie while part of the group was at snowboarding.
Polina came in late but looked like she had a good time. Simon was noticeably absent from Social media, I even tried to figure out if he went home. He is either private or did not hang with the group. Charlie and Evan are close. Alex knows everyone. T Michigan contingent is a close knit group. Jeremy and Ashey looked like best buds.
Simon has family in Russia, I believe. I think I read somewhere that he and his family had plans to travel around Russia to visit them, which meant not being in Sochi the whole time.
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I don't think Jeremy & Jason are that close. Jeremy in particular seems to prefer keeping his distance from Jason. He doesn't even follow Jason on twitter (though Jason does) and I've noticed that he won't reply to or retweet any of Jason's tweets . I feel like there's probably some rivalry/jealousy issues going on as far as Jeremy is concerned but that's just me. Meanwhile Jason doesn't care because he's too busy being BFFs with everyone. People have already mentioned his friendships with Polina & Grace but can I also mention how cute he and Hanyu are together?! I kind of ship them, just sayin'
I haven't seen Friday's Today show but rumor is that the USFS bronze team will be heading to NY for yet another appearance on the Today show this coming Wednesday...
Mrs. P, I missed your post in the rant section. That makes sense that he and Gracie would be close from Chicago and he and Polina are the teenagers. Jeremy is almost 10 years older than Jason so they are at very different points in their skating careers and their lives. I knew that Simon had family in Russia so I'm glad he had a chance to see them.
Overall I think the team did a great job presenting a unified front. I'm guessing that at least part of that is planning and strategizing from the USFS staff. They seemed to be the only team of individual performers to stay in Sochi from beginning to end (missing Simon for a few days but still there before Opening at Closing) while many others ( snow boarders, skiers ) flew back to the US when they were done.


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Marg Moll (Born Margarethe Haeffner , 2 August 1884, Mühlhausen – 15 March 1977, Munich) was a German sculptor, painter, and author. Moll worked with many German artists throughout her life and was a s...
Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler MP
(1899 - 1940)
Elfriede Lohse Wächtler (born Anna Frieda Wächtle r; December 4, 1899 – July 31, 1940) was a German painter of the avant-garde whose works were banned as "degenerate art", and in some cases destroyed, ...
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(1798 - 1868)
Alexander Archipenko MP
(1887 - 1964)
Alexander Porfyrovych Archipenko (also referred to as Olexandr, Oleksandr, or Aleksandr) (Ukrainian: Олександр Порфирович Архипенко, Romanized: Olexandr Porfyrovych Arkhypenko) (May 30, 188...
Anthony van Dyck MP
(1599 - 1641)
Sir Anthony van Dyck (many variant spellings; 22 March 1599 – 9 December 1641) was a Flemish Baroque artist who became the leading court painter in England. He is most famous for his portraits of King ...
John Ruskin MP
(1819 - 1900)
Wikipedia Biographical Summary:
"... John Ruskin (8 February 1819 – 20 January 1900) was an English art critic and social thinker, also remembered as a poet and artist. His essays on art and architec...
Elizabeth Forbes MP
(1859 - 1912)
Elizabeth Adela Forbes née Armstrong
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Elizabeth Adela Forbes (née Armstrong; 29 December 1859 – 16 March 1912) was a Canadian painter who was primarily active in the UK. She ofte...
Stanhope Alexander Forbes, RA MP
(1857 - 1947)
Stanhope Alexander Forbes RA
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Stanhope Alexander Forbes RA (18 November 1857 – 2 March 1947), was an artist and a founding member of the influential Newlyn school of painters. He was ...
Matthew Cotes Wyatt MP
(b. - 1862)
Matthew Cotes Wyatt
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Matthew Cotes Wyatt (1777 – 3 January 1862) was a painter and sculptor and a member of the Wyatt family, who were well known in the Victorian era as architects an...
Joseph Mallord William Turner MP
(1775 - 1851)
Joseph Mallord William Turner , RA (baptised 14 May 1775 – 19 December 1851)
"British Romantic landscape painter, water-colourist, and printmaker. Turner was considered a controversial figure in his ...
John Kay MP
(b. - 1826)
John Kay (caricaturist)
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John Kay (1742 – February 21, 1826) was a Scottish caricaturist and engraver.
He was born near Dalkeith, where his father was a ...
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"Zoe Dozier"
Dixie Browning , née Burrus is an American artist and writer of over 100 romance novels. She also has published under the pen name Zoe Dozier, and with her sister Mary Burrus Williams, she writes histo...
James Carroll Beckwith MP
(1852 - 1917)
J. Carroll Beckwith ...was born in Hannibal, Missouri, in 1852, but grew up in Chicago, the son of a prominent wholesale grocer. His interest in art came at an early age, and at sixteen he entered the ...
Jules Chapon MP
(1914 - 2007)
Jules was born in Heemstede as the son of Barend Chapon, an Amsterdam stockbroker who was a member of the Heemstede city council as well as boardmember of the Haarlem Jewish comm...
Henry Kirke Bush-Brown MP
(1857 - 1935)
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Henry Kirke Bush-Brown (1857–1935) was an American sculptor and the adopted nephew of sculptor Henry Kirke Brown. He was raised in Newburg...
Margaret White Bush-Brown MP
(1857 - 1944)
BROWN, Margaret Lesley Bush , 1729 G St., Washington, D.C.
Artist painter; b. Philadelphia 1857; dau. Peter and Susan I. (Lyman) Lesley; ed. Pa. Acad, of Fine Arts, Ateliers of Carolus Duran and Juli...
Francis Drexel Smith MP
(1874 - 1956)
Francis Drexel Smith (1874 - 1956)
(1874 Chicago, IL-1956 Colorado Springs, CO) Came to Colorado Springs in 1901. Studied: Art Institute of Chicago with John Vanderpool; Broadmoor Art Academy ...
Benjamin Russell MP
(1804 - 1885)
Benjamin Russell (1804-1886) rightly deserves the accolade of New Bedford's definitive whaleman artist as only a few professional American artists ever went whaling and none documented the fi...
Ernest E Stevens of the WPA MP
(1872 - 1938)
Ernest E. Stevens was born on a farm near Aplington, Iowa, on August 29, 1872. He was the oldest of four children and only eight years of age when his father, George W. Stevens, died in 1880. Steven...
Frances "Fannie" Longfellow (Appleton) MP
(1817 - 1861)
Fanny met Henry 8 mos after his 1st wife Mary's death, while traveling through Germany and Switzerland; she then met him again 7 yrs after he returned to Cambridge.
She was the first recipient of eth...
Abraham Janssens van Nuyssen MP
(1567 - c.1631)
"Abraham Janssens de oude"
Abraham Janssens (or Jansens) van Nuyssen (ca. 1573/1574 – 1632) was a Flemish Baroque painter.
He was born at Antwerp, in a year variously reported between 1567 and 1576. He studied under Jan...
Victor Honoré Janssens MP
(1658 - 1736)
Son of a tailor.
From The Flemish school of painting By Alphonse-Jules Wauters (1885). Page 382
National art is always a faithful reflex of the public mind, and the low state to which it h...
John Renton MP
(1775 - 1859)
John Renton was an English portrait and landscape painter, who exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1799 to 1840. He contributed altogether some forty pictures, one of which was a 'Charles I. raising hi...
Frederick William Hurst, Sr. MP
(1833 - 1918)
The Diary of Frederick William Hurst, originally compiled by Samuel H. and Ida Hurst in 1961, typed in electronic format with minor spelling corrections by Joyce Holt in 2000.
Inasmuch as I have seen...
Thomas Marie Madawaska Hemy MP
(c.1850 - c.1937)
* Royal Society of Artists, Birmingham, 6 times
* Dudley Gallery, twice
* Dowdeswell Gallery, once
* Grosvenor Gallery, 4 times
* Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts...
Moritz Daniel Oppenheim MP
(1800 - 1882)
Birth: Jan. 7, 1800 Hanau Hessen, Germany
Death: Feb. 26, 1882 Frankfurt am Main Hessen, Germany
Painter. He was considered to be the first Jewish painter in modern times to gain acceptance...
James Abbott McNeill Whistler MP
(1834 - 1903)
Whistler, James Abbott McNeill (1834-1903). American-born painter and graphic artist, active mainly in England. He soon made a name for himself, not just because of his talent, but also on ...
Frederic Remington MP
(1861 - 1909)
Frederic Sackrider Remington (October 4, 1861 – December 26, 1909) was an American painter, illustrator, sculptor, and writer who specialized in depictions of the Old American West, specifically conc...
John Gutzon Borglum MP
(1867 - 1941)
(John) Gutzon de la Mothe Borglum (March 25, 1867 – March 6, 1941) was a Danish-American artist and sculptor famous for creating the monumental presidents' heads at Mount Rushmore, South Dakota, the fa...
Nachum HaCohen Kook MP
(1908 - 1978)
"Rafael Nachum Kook"
Nachum Kook, Painter and Illustrator. b. 1908, Jaffa, Israel. Self-taught. Prize: 1981 Herman Struck Prize. Died 1978. Education: Self-taught Awards and Prizes: 1995 Sculpture Exhibition, Kibbutz Farud...
Thomas Nast ("Father of the American Cartoon") MP
(1840 - 1902)
Thomas Nast (September 27, 1840 – December 7, 1902) was a German-born American caricaturist and editorial cartoonist who is considered to be the "Father of the American Cartoon". He was the scourge o...


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Like Philip Seymour Hoffman, James Gandolfini keeps on making final appearances.
At Toronto last year, he was surprisingly funny and touching in Nicole Holofcener's mid-life rom-com Enough Said. In The Drop – made by the Belgian director Michael R. Roskam (Bullhead) from a story by Dennis Lehane adapted by the author – he's playing a much more familiar and criminal role.
Cousin Marv used to own the bar of that name (in Boston in Lehane's original story, now somewhat improbably transplanted to an unimproved Brooklyn). Now it's been taken over by a vicious Chechen gang and turned into one of the places they use to stash money safely overnight (a "drop bar").
Overweight, bad-tempered and disappointed, Marv is still dreaming of making a big play and recovering all he has lost over the years. His bright idea is to stage a phoney robbery of his own bar on a night when the Chechens have dropped all that cash there. To set up the big one, he arranges a trial hold-up first, just of that evening's takings, $5,000, using a couple of amateur hoods.
But the Chechens are enraged, track down the fall guys and return the bloodsoaked money. A local detective (John Oritz) starts taking an unhealthy interest too.
But Marv's real problem is his own cousin Bob (Tom Hardy) who tends bar for him. Although Marv has been careful not to involve him in his schemes, Bob has his suspicions anyway – and Hardy, not Gandolfini, is the star turn of The Drop.
Bob appears completely harmless. He has a funny shuffling walk, such mild manners and a slow way of talking, sometimes giving us a reassuring voiceover. He goes to Mass every day but doesn't take communion, obviously having scruples of some kind. To Marv's annoyance, he tolerates an old lady in the bar every night although she can't pay her tab. He adopts a battered puppy. Yes, really! This is a doggie flick.
Walking home late one night, Bob hears yelps from a dustbin and digs out a badly beaten pitbull puppy. The homeowner, Nadia (Noomi Rapace) helps him nurse the dog, whom they call Rocco, back to health and, cautiously, they become close (Lehane's original story was called "Animal Rescue").
But Rocco's owner, the man who left the puppy for dead, a frightening piece of work called Eric (Matthias Schoenaerts), turns up and starts threatening them and demanding the dog back.
So Bob has trouble coming from several directions – and he looks so soft! You could easily mistake Hardy in this role for, say, Chris O'Dowd, so loveable, bumbling and fundamentally good-natured does he seem. But that is indeed a mistake. He's Tom Hardy – and that means when the cards are down, he's the one to fear. "They never change", he explains quite reasonably, afterwards. "You can never change their mind. He was going to hurt our dog."
The Drop is genre fiction, beautifully played, effectively structured – not a movie to break the mould but consistently enjoyable, no bad exit for the big man.
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By Peter Sander
How do you recruit and manage an effective sales team? They don't really teach it in business schools. Yet it's one of the most challenging facets of business life.
Why is it so elusive? Because it's a "people sport?" Because it defies the linear, structured discipline of the typical business exercise? Because the only people who "get it" are people who have come up through the ranks and built their "proven track record" in sales one brick at a time?
How do you build and maintain a really and truly effective sales team? What is the secret sauce? Would an extraordinary, "think different" leader like Steve Jobs have a different and better approach to the task? Would such a leader build a team that was really any different than any other, able to execute and deliver better than any other?
You knew this was coming… and I think the answer is obvious: Yes. In my humble opinion, had it been his duty, Steve Jobs would have built an "insanely great" sales team.
Of course, as we all know, Steve Jobs was really a product guy. He loved the gadgets and the whole experience surrounding them. He loved the process of innovation. He loved the dynamic of dealing with other really smart and creative people who had really smart and creative ideas and could turn them into really smart and creative things that customers would buy — "Real artists ship," as Steve would say.
He wasn't so interested in the business stuff. He was good at it, but he didn't care for the financials. He was good at it, but didn't care for the administration, the legal and organizational aspects of running a business. He was good at it (as we all now know from listening to his gripping Macworld pitches) but he really didn't want to manage other sales or marketing people.
But suppose for a minute Steve Jobs was your VP of Sales and Marketing? What kind of team would he build? How would he manage it? In my view, Steve would have:
1. Recruited people with broad talents and experiences. Not business people, not necessarily former salespeople. Instead, smart achievers with diverse educational backgrounds and experiences from all walks of life. Chemistry majors. Philosophy majors. Auto mechanics. People who turn diverse experience into success. Okay, maybe a few business majors too.
2. Recruited pirates. Pirates are people who can function toward a common goal with minimum structure and direction. People who can consistently exercise independent initiative and judgment; who can find a way to get the job done with no excuses and without a lot of HQ help. As he said himself: "If you don't want to be a pirate, join the Navy." Steve Jobs' sales team would have been no Navy.
3. Recruited people who "get" the vision. Most salespeople are required to deliver the message and deliver it well – and are trained to do just that. In contrast, Steve would have started at the beginning with the customer and the vision. People who don't get it, live it, and breathe it would have been asked not to apply. Why? Because you can't effectively evangelize something you don't believe in. You can fake it, but that oozes through eventually. Yes, there are some very effective actors and actresses out there, but isn't it easier to sell something you believe in? Sales training for Steve Jobs would have been four parts vision, one part how does the product work — conventional "drive home the message" training not required.
4. Not cared a bit about style. What you wear, how you interact with customers, whether you follow a strict pitch or protocol likely wouldn't have mattered. It would have been all about connecting with the customer and getting the job done. Letting smart people be themselves and interact with other smart people in a smart way is more comfortable, less time consuming, more genuine, and ultimately more effective. Substance over style.
5. Made it "fun with a purpose." Finally, to keep his team interested, Steve would have paid them well – but would not have expected pay alone to motivate or retain. He would have expected his sales team to get just as excited about "changing people's lives" as he was. And, for good measure, plenty of pizza would have been delivered in person for any team making a big deal.
Steve Jobs would have built and treated his sales team like any other team of smart people. Steve knew that smart people do smart things when they're treated like they're smart.
Peter Sander is a researcher, business consultant, and former marketing program manager for a major Silicon Valley tech firm. He is the author of 33 business books on innovation, marketing, economics and investing. He has an MBA from Indiana University and lives in Granite Bay, California. Find his book What Would Steve Jobs Do? or e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Originally published: Feb 1, 2012


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Item description for The Mishnah: Social Perspectives (Handbook of Oriental Studies/Handbuch Der Orientalistik) by Jacob Neusner...For Aristotle, politics, economics and philosophy define the social construction of any society. For Judaism, the Mishnah - along with Scripture - sets forth the systematic statement for understanding the social construction and world view of Judaism around 200 AD. The Mishnah functioned as the basic law in the Holy Land and was adopted also by Jews in the Diaspora, from Babylonia to the western satrapies of the Iranian empire of the Sasanians. Professor Jacob Neusner takes seriously the three principal tasks of theoretical thought enjoined by Aristotle and asks us to look at the Mishnah not as an inert collection of traditions passed on, but as a deliberate, programmatic statement of Judaism's way of life and world view. He points to the systematic nature of the Mishnah, with its six divisions, and shows how collectively those divisions cover the everyday life of the people. The Mishnah contains independent judgements about the nature of the system and does not merely rehearse what tradition says about a given topic. This interpretative aspect of the Mishnah has been ignored to the interpreter's peril, because it is precisely by paying attention to how the Mishnah uses traditions for its own purposes that the interpreter can appreciate the building blocks of Judaism: its politics, economics and philosophy.
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