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Pyramids, Petra, Promised Land - 18 days
Explore the highlights of Egypt, Jordan and the promised lands of Israel - neighbouring countries, steeped in history. From the pharaoh's greatest accomplishment – the grand Pyramids of Giza, to the architectural feat of the Nabataeans in Petra and the most sacred of biblical sites in Jerusalem and Bethlehem... join us on a journey of epic proportion.
Trip Highlights
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Saturday. Today is the start of your adventure through the holy lands. Included transfer from Cairo airport and hotel check in.
Overnight: Cairo
Pyramids & Saqqara
Cairo - Aswan. Start the day with a visit to Al Jizah, the famous Giza Plateau to see the iconic pyramids and Sphinx. Next explore the sand-strewn tombs and temples of the ancient necropolis of Saqqara, home to the Zhoser's step pyramid. This evening we board an overnight sleeper train to Aswan.
Overnight: Sleeper Train | Breakfast
Philae Temple
Aswan. After arrival and check in in Aswan we enjoy a boat trip to Agilika Island where we visit the Temples of Philae, dedicated to the goddess Isis. Spend the remainder of the evening at your own leisure; shop in the colourful souqs or simply kick back and relax.
Overnight: Aswan | Breakfast
Felucca Sailing
Aswan - Nile felucca cruise. Optional early morning excursion by road to Abu Simbel, the famous rock-cut temple of King Ramses II, the Great Builder. This afternoon we board our Nile felucca for a 2 night voyage on the River Nile down stream, stopping along the way at local villages and islands. If sailing by felucca is not for you, consider upgrading to a 5 star luxury Nile Cruise with our Nile Cruise Upgrade.
Overnight: Felucca Cruise | Breakfast x 2, Lunch x 2, Dinner x 2
Kom Ombo & Edfu
Kom Ombo - Edfu - Luxor. Disembarking near Kom Ombo we visit the temple before travelling to the Temple of Horus at Edfu, a huge complex that began construction in 237 BC. We then continue to Luxor. Home of the legendary Valley of the Kings and Temple of Karnak, 4000 year-old Luxor is ancient Egypt at its best. Enjoy some rest and relaxation. Tonight, an optional visit to the Temple of Luxor is available alternatively, enjoy the facilities of our hotel.
Overnight: Luxor | Breakfast
Valley of the Kings
Luxor. Take flight over ancient Luxor with an optional hot air balloon ride early this morning before exploring the West Bank of the Nile and the legendary Valley of the Kings. Marvel at Colossi of Memnon, the massive stone remains of the temple of Amenophis III, and explore the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut and surrounding tombs.
After lunch we visit the Temple of Karnak, a spectacular religious complex built on a gigantic scale, where you get lost wandering around the stone papyrus columns. The rest of the evening is at leisure.
Overnight: Luxor | Breakfast
Hurghada - by the Red Sea
Today can either be spent relaxing by the beach in Hurghada or on an optional boat trip to snorkel and swim at Giftun Island. Hurghada is one of the Red Sea's most popular resorts and it's the gateway to prime offshore reefs, which are some of the finest in the world. The resort also has an array of shops, restaurants and bars for evening entertainment.
Overnight: Hurghada | Breakfast
Egypt to Jordan
Hurghada - Cairo - Amman - Petra. We have a very early start this morning (around 7am) as we drive back to Cairo. The journey takes between 5 and 6 hours and once we arrive in the city we head straight to the Egyptian Museum for an informative guided tour. Opt to see also the Royal Mummies, if you wish. Once we have finished here we head to the airport to fly to Jordan on MS 701 departing Cairo at 16:45/16:55/17:05/17:55, arriving to Amman, Jordan at 17:55/18:05/19:15. Travellers need to independently book this flight at a personal cost. If your tour commences after 01 July 2018, please do not book this flight at this point in time. Upon arrival into Amman we transfer to our vehicle that takes us to Petra - our base for the evening. Please note this flight is not included and needs to be booked separately. Please see our Trip Notes for more details.
Overnight: Petra | Breakfast
Rose City of Petra
To discover the archaeological treasures of Petra, we first take a walk through the winding cleft in the rock that is known as the Siq, before reaching the awe-inspiring Treasury. This rose red building actually served as a royal tomb, but got its name from the legend that pirates hid their treasure there. More amazing Nabataean and Roman ruins follow, including a huge 8000 seat amphitheatre and other Royal tombs and Mausoleums.
If you are feeling energetic, why not continue up the hillside along the ancient steps that take you to the Monastery, to take in the stunning views. Consider opting for our Petra Kitchen bolt-on tonight.
Overnight: Petra | Breakfast
Wadi Rum
Petra - Wadi Rum. There is a chance to revisit Petra this morning before our afternoon drive to Wadi Rum. A vast, silent landscape of ancient riverbeds, pastel coloured stretches of sandy desert and amazing rock formations known as jebels that rise from the desert floor awaits. Boarding 4x4 jeeps, we take an exhilarating desert safari across the sand dunes, taking in the breathtaking scenery of Wadi Rum. Tonight, we enjoy a Jordanian dinner at our desert camp.
Overnight: Wadi Rum | Breakfast, Dinner
Crusader Castles, Wadi Wujib Canyoning & Dead Sea
Wadi Rum - Karak – Wadi Mujib - Dead Sea. This morning we explore the vast, well-preserved 12th century Crusader castle of Al Karak (or Shobak castle) before embarking on a moderate-paced two hour walk along the Siq Trails (complete with towering cliffs, waterfalls and pools dep enough for swimming) of Wadi Mujib canyon (April - October departures only). Later we head to the buoyant Dead Sea for some rest, relaxation and a little pampering.
Overnight: Dead Sea | Breakfast
Dead Sea
The lowest point on the earth's surface at more than 400m below sea level, the Dead Sea is a natural phenomena and high on most travellers' bucket lists. Lucky for us we have a whole day to spend here, whiling away the time bobbing in its mineral-rich buoyant waters and lathering up with a detoxifying mud bath. Option to visit the Ma'in hot springs and the site where it is thought Jesus Christ was baptised by John (book locally).
Overnight: Dead Sea | Breakfast
Dead Sea – Jerusalem. This morning travel to the Jordanian border where after immigration formalities you will transfer by public shuttle bus over the border into Israel, here you'll be met by a driver and transferred to your hotel in Jerusalem. The afternoon and evening offer free time. Today is the Sabbath and offers good opportunity to explore the World Heritage Listed city on foot without the usual crowds.
Overnight: Jerusalem | Breakfast, Dinner
Today we enjoy a guided tour of Jerusalem and Bethlehem. Our first stop is the holy Mount of Olives where there are amazing panoramic views of the old city. We take a walking tour of the atmospheric old city; wander through the Armenian and Jewish quarters to the Cardo (ancient Roman road). We continue on through the old city and the Christian quarter, visiting the famous Wailing Wall - a place of constant prayer and one of the most revered Hebrew sites. Retracing the final laboured steps of Jesus, burdened under the weight of the cross, we walk along the Via Dolorosa to the hallowed Church of the Sepulchre; the site of the crucifixion, Jesus' tomb and the resurrection.
A short drive from Jerusalem is Bethlehem – the birthplace of Jesus; where we visit Manger Square and the Church of Nativity, which is reputed to be the oldest Church in the world and the site where Jesus was born. Spend the evening at leisure in Jerusalem.
Overnight: Jerusalem | Breakfast, Dinner
Sea of Galilee & Nazareth
This morning we head out for another full day of sightseeing around the Holy Land. We take in the sights of Nazareth – the home of Joseph and Mary, visiting the famous Churches of the Annunciation and St. Joseph. Heading north via Cana – where Jesus turned water into wine, we reach the shores of the Sea of Galilee and visit the significant Christian sites of Capernaum, historic Tiberias and Tabgha - site of the legendary Sermon on the Mount and the feeding of the 5000. We travel back to Jerusalem where you can spend your final night soaking up the atmosphere of this revered city.
Overnight: Jerusalem | Breakfast, Dinner
Tuesday. Our tour comes to an end after breakfast today. Included departure transfer to Ben Gurion International Airport, at any time of day.
Prices & Dates
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The hotels listed below are ones which we frequently use on this tour. We reserve the right to substitute these hotels to ones of a similar standard when necessary.
Oasis Hotel, Cairo
Just a stone's throw from the Pyramids, the Oasis Hotel is a classic Egyptian hotel with beautiful expansive gardens. Rooms are very spacious with comfortable beds and fantastic en suite facilities. Wi-Fi is available and the buffet breakfast offers a good spread. In the evening the outdoor pool and fountains are lit up making the restaurant and bar the perfect place to spend an evening sipping on a cold glass of beer. Well located in Giza on the Cairo-Alexandria Road. The pyramids and Sphinx are all close by.
Helnan Aswan, Aswan
Set in manicured gardens, the Helnan Aswan is an elegant hotel with impressive views of the Nile. Guest rooms are spacious with modern interiors and located next to the beautiful pool. Wi-fi is available in the lobby and by the pool. There are also two restaurants and bars, a bowling alley, a swimming pool and a cinema. Why not relax by the pool before exploring the rest of Aswan. The hotel has an excellent location on the Corniche in the heart of Aswan, just a few minutes from the Nile.
Felucca Cruise, Felucca Cruise
Feluccas are simple, traditional Egyptian sailboats that have plied the Nile since ancient times. Feluccas carry between 8 - 12 passengers comfortably. The boat's deck is draped with soft colourful cushions that serve as your lounging area during the day and as your sleeping area at night. A support boat travels alongside your felucca and is on hand if you need to use the toilet or wash. It is also where your meals are prepared and eaten. You'll need to bring a sleeping bag/sheet and a towel with you. The crew, as well as being experienced sailors, are responsible for the preparation of the included meals.
Steigenberger Nile Palace, Luxor
The Steigenburger Nile Palace is a grand hotel and stylishly furnished, with many rooms overlooking the Nile River. The hotel has a health club with massage rooms, sauna, steam room and fitness room, and a tennis court on the roof, not to mention a riverside pool. Its four restaurants offer a choice between Nubian, Lebanese, Italian, and Thai cuisine. The hotel is situated on the banks of the Nile, with the train station only 1.5 kilometres away and the airport 10 kilometres away. If you prefer a grand entrance, the hotel even has its own boat dock.
Sonesta St. George Hotel, Luxor
An elegant and luxurious classical hotel, the Sonesta's sophistication will ensure you a comfortable stay. The hotel has a sweeping terrace with fantastic views of the Nile, a grand entrance of polished marble and handsomely appointed furnishings with exquisite detail and a beautiful health spa. All its rooms offer views of the city or the river, complemented by a wide range of restaurants and cafes. Just minutes away you will find the temples at Luxor and Karnak, home to two of ancient Egypt's most famed sanctuaries.
Marriott Beach Resort, Hurghada
The Marriott Beach Resort is a luxurious beachfront hotel, with every room enjoying a view of the Red Sea and Hurghada city centre just a few minutes drive away. There is a choice of 8 restaurants and bars for hungry travellers, and a health club, tennis & squash courts, and fitness centre to stay in shape. During the day, soak in the heated outdoor pool or book a watersport activity. The hotel even has its own private island if you fancy a massage among the palm trees.
Continental Hotel, Hurghada
Tucked into Hurghada Bay, right on its scenic promenade, the Continental is a delightful beachfront resort boasting fantastic terraced rooms (many with seaviews) and excellent facilities. Watersports are in abundance here with swimming pools, scuba diving and snorkelling all readily available. A leisure club offers a sauna and spa treatments to relax after the day's activities. You can also wine and dine at one of the many great restaurants and bars.
Petra Moon Hotel, Petra
Just 300 ft from the entrance gate to Petra, the Petra Moon hotel features spacious rooms with private balconies and flat-screen TVs. It also has a roof garden with a seasonal outdoor pool. The soundproofed rooms and suites at Petra Moon come with satellite channels, a DVD player and extra-long beds. Each has air conditioning and a private bathroom. The hotel's restaurant serves a delicious selection of international meals in both buffet-style and a la carte.
Rainbow Camp, Wadi Rum
A row of permanent tents in the desert make up the popular Rainbow Camp. Inside the tents are comfortable camp beds and warm bedding. Showers and toilets are close by and are cleaned thoroughly everyday. Guests can relax in the communal area which is adorned with colourful rugs and cushions. The food at Rainbow Camp always gets rave reviews. Taking an evening stroll around the beautiful surroundings is a great way to work up an appetite before dinner. This accommocation is well located in the heart of Wadi Rum.
Holiday Inn Resort, Dead Sea
Graced with interconnecting palm fringed swimming pools leading to the Dead Sea, the Holiday Inn is an Arabesque style hotel. Guest rooms are elegantly furnished and benefit from complimentary high speed internet. The hotel also has an on site fitness centre and a fine choice of Spa facilities. The 24 hour sleek bar is the perfect place for a tipple at any time of the day or night. The accommodation is located on the shores of the world famous Dead Sea.
Prima Royale, Jerusalem
A private hideaway for all guests is an accurate way to describe Jerusalem's Prima Royale Hotel. The hotel's contemporary and artistic vibe attracts guests from all over the world. Rooms are modern and comfortable and include Wi-Fi connectivity. There is a delightful infusion of Middle-eastern ambiance throughout the hotel, no more so than on the Roof Top where guests can enjoy cocktails and a guided aerial view of the city. Perfectly located on a quiet street in the Talbieh district of Jerusalem.
Absolutely brilliant. Very professional and knowledgeable. He is an absolute asset to your company."
I am yet to even complete the Egypt portion of my tour but I couldn't wait to feedback how wonderful it has been. The ancient sites are phenomenal and our exceptional guide MoMo has explained things to us with the perfect balance of information and humour. The group bonded early and we have laughed and journeyed together through this magical country. I've felt incredibly safe and MoMo has made a point of helping each group member at every stage, to ensure a fabulous time has been had by all. The professionalism, support and excitement that MoMo has maintained is second to none. I can't recommend Egypt enough and I would very much like to return soon to further explore this beautiful, mythical and ever changing country."
I really enjoyed the tour and so well run. I had a great time and visited amazing places. Our tour guide, Dino, was so helpful & knowledgeable about Egyptian history and passion about his job. He is fantastic and worth as a guide. Just letting everyone who interested to go to Egypt, Jordan & Israel, please go ahead. It is safe to go. "
Egypt was on top of our bucket list, prior to booking we were a bit hesitant due to safety concerns from family and friends, but any hesitation we had disappeared once we contacted OTGT, every person we interacted throughout the process have been nothing but professional making our trip a wonderful experience. From Charlie Bridger who assisted us with the booking to Abdulah, the Representative/Coordinator in Cairo who was very helpful until we met with our tour guide, Alam Mido.
Alam is a great asset to OTGT, Alam is passionate about his job, he without doubt was a key contributing factor to making our trip to Egypt exceptional and beyond our expectation. Alam not only delivered what is expected from him as a tour guide, but he did so with a caring and friendly attitude. Pyramids, Temples, cruising on the Nile and enjoying the Red Sea could not have been better than with OTGT. Thank you Alam, you are an extraordinary tour guide. "Shookram"
We highly recommend Egypt.
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Momo best guide we have ever had. He was full of energy and concern for our experience and our wellbeing. He astonished us with his knowledge and his passion for ancient Egypt. He worked endlessly on really long days never taking a 9-5 approach despite fasting in extremely hot conditions for Ramadan. I have never experienced a guide who was so keen to share his knowledge and passion and to truly treat us as family.
Armir was knowledgeable about Jordan but we did not get much info about the Bedouin people or the Dead Sea. Effie gave us this info when we got to Israel.
Effie was an incredible guide. He was so patient with us, we could never ask too many questions. And his knowledge of the history of the country and Jerusalem in particular was fabulous. We loved that he gave us the facts without this view, allowing us to develop or hold our own opinions. He was very generous with his time and knowledge."
We had great time with the tour "Pyramids, Petra, Promised Lands - 18 days Combo tour", leg 1 in Egypt. The tour guide Mohamed Saiid (MoMo) is very knowledgeable and played the key role to keep the 'family' excited all the time. The tour not only gave us the expected (Pyramids, Luxor, etc), but also provided us a lot more of Egyptian culture, history, legends, which added much richer flavor than just stopping places. Overall, we are very happy to be in the tour, and will spread the words among friends about the wonderful experience in Egypt."
My First time travelling overseas, and with a tour. I have to say it was pretty amazing!.
There was a bit of concern from some friends and family about the destinations, Egypt, Jordan and Israel. I felt completely safe the entire trip. I was a little nervous about entering Israel, put was put at ease when our Jordanian tour guide Olga changed his plans and escorted us out of Jordan towards Israel. The best country out of the three was Egypt. A special mention to Momo and Ahmed our Cairo tour guide and rep Combo! They were amazing and make for a great team.
They made us feel completely at ease,comfortable and safe the entire ten days in Egypt. No bathroom, or ATM was ever too hard to find. No problem that arose was too hard to fix.
A pinup example of a great and professional Tour guide/Representative team.
Would Definitely visit again!"
First and foremost, I have to express how much I loved my time in Egypt. I have done many tours in the past and this tour was the best to date. Momo the Tour guide was absolutely exceptional. His passion and incredible knowledge of both ancient and modern Egypt was infectious. He is a very proficient Egyptologist!
Initially when travelling to Egypt I held some reservations because of the media reports at the time. At no point during the tour did I feel in anyway unsafe or threatened. I found the people to be both friendly and welcoming.
Nothing was ever too much trouble for Momo. He consistently went out of his way to ensure we were informed and had a memorable trip. I thoroughly enjoyed my time in Egypt and have already recommended your company to friends and family.
I would like to express my gratitude to Momo for making my time in Egypt so memorable. "
All 3 tours where great. We have seen and learnt alot over the time that we travelled with on the go. The only let down for the tour was the connections between the countries for example from Egypt to Jordan we where advised a pick up/start time however this information was incorrect and in Israel we had to wait in the taxi for over half an hour before representative took us into the airport. However other than them small issues the holiday was fantastic and no other complaints. "
I went on the Pyramids, Petra and Promised Land tour with On The Go and wanted to let you know that I had an amazing experience! The part which stood out most for me was the Egypt section of the tour with MoMo. It was fun, well organised and very informative.
I have been interested in Ancient Egypt since I was a small girl, so to experience Egypt with someone as qualified and so obviously passionate about his job as MoMo made this the best vacation I have taken to date. I left Egypt loving the country more than I had before arriving, with the ability to recognise for myself styles of Ancient Egyptian art, Pharonic vs Greek/Roman temples and able to identify a plethora of different Pharaohs and Gods.
MoMo was punctual and always happy to answer questions. He immediately negated any concerns about safety within the group and was always conscious of our individual locations at the sights. I was particularly impressed one morning on the way to Abu Simbel (which I have wanted to see since I was 7 years old!) when our bus broke down. After a two hour wait, he decided that instead of cutting time short at the sight, that he would organise for us to go the next day instead (despite meaning he would have to get up at 3am again!). This was the highlight of the tour for me!
I want to say a big thank you to MoMo for helping me fulfil a lifelong dream and giving me an experience I will never forget! "
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I just got a Contender barrel in .30 Herrett, and was wondering if anyone had any experience with it in the field. I just posted on the Reloading forum about loads, I'm posting here to find out how it performs on game. What can be taken with it? is it better than my .44 barrel? Thanks for your time.
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I have used a 30 Herrett quite a bit. I live in Wyoming and it is legal for all big game as are all calibers of .23 bore diameter and overall length of 2" or more. I have taken two antelope, three mule deer and one elk with the Herrett. The longest shot was on a deer at a little over 150 yards.
I used the 130 grain Hornady SSP with 25.0 grains of Win 680. The Hornady SSP was designed for pistol velocities and is very frangible. The load performed very well on all of the game I have taken, but tends to expand a lot. The ranges were short and penetration was good. On the elk the bullet hit a rib on both sides and left a rather large exit hole.
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Ankeny, I just started loading for the 30-30 Ackley in a 14" Contender barrel. Do you have an idea what velocities your running out of your Herrett with the 130 SSSP Hornady? I'm looking to load this bullet and a Speer 150 gr. Mag-Tip. Talked with Speer and they rate the Mag-Tip to expand down to 1800 FPS.
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The 30 Herret is great cartridge, much better than the .44 at longer ranges 50 yds +,as for bullet wgt and powder, Ankeny is right.
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Shooting times had a great article about 15-20 yrs ago on the 30 and 35 herretts.IF you like I can probably dig it up.ga41
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PHOENIX -- Sixty-three pitchers and catchers began reporting to the Brewers' Minor League complex on Tuesday for the start of Spring Training, offering right-hander Wily Peralta an opportunity to reflect on his own nervous arrival eight years ago.
Peralta signed as a 16-year-old with the Brewers in 2005, during a period that the club did not operate an academy in the Dominican Republic for young Latin American prospects. Instead, the Brewers invested those dollars in higher-profile players and imported them directly to the U.S.
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"Oh, man, the first day was tough," he said after pitching three scoreless innings against the A's. "I remember the Brewers had a translator waiting for us at the airport, and he had to take us to buy food and everything. I didn't know how to say anything [in English]. I didn't even know how to say hello.
"We had 8-10 guys, and nobody spoke any English. That was really, really tough for us. You had to learn the language and you had to learn baseball. I remember the first time doing PFP [pitchers' fielding practice] and I was like, 'PFP? What's that?' They would say, 'Third! First!' You had to back up the base. I made sure I was never the first to do it, because I wanted to see the American guys do it first."
In 2009, the Brewers returned to an academy in the Dominican Republic, where players are schooled in English, culture and baseball alike. Still, Peralta makes a point to mentor young Latin American prospects making the leap to the U.S. They stay in a hotel adjacent to Brewers Major Leaguers during Spring Training.
"I talk to them, try to call and hang out with them and just see if they have any questions for me," Peralta said. "I ask them questions, too. We're always talking about baseball."
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brew Beat, and follow him on Twitter at @AdamMcCalvy. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Sticky dot map of Australia craft
Kids love stickers almost as much as they love lollies. Why not combine stickers with an educational activity and get them to create their own dot sticker art on a map of Australia.
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- 1 x FREE A4 printable map of Australia (enlarged on a photocopier to A3) or 1 x FREE A3 printable map of Australia
- lots of coloured dot stickers
Print out the map of Australia onto plain white paper.
Let your kids loose with some coloured sticky dots and watch them go!
Hints and tips:
- You might like to show your children some examples of indigenous dot paintings for inspiration.
- Take a cue from Aboriginal artists by creating aerial maps with the dots: you could do the sea blue, the coast yellow, rainforests green and the red centre red.
Learning benefits of play, craft and activities:
- Benefits of crafts for kids
- Craft ideas to make for babies
- Why reading is important
- Your child's development milestones
- Why play makes kids smarter
- The importance of outdoor play
- Types of play
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My disc golf game has become the same as my ball golf game. No matter what disc/club I use, the result is the same. Same basic distance, same basic flight line, etc. And, just like I did with ball golf, I was determined to find the disc/club that would change all this for me. I have long since retired my bag of clubs - that game just escapes me - but I do not want to ditch my bag of discs just yet. I know it's not the discs, it's the jackass throwing them.
So I took the advice of several on this forum, and I'm setting aside my Valks, my Monarch, my Archons, my Sidewinder, and my Roadrunner until I learn how to throw my TL and my new Eagle. (For background info, all of those discs were Champ plastics, in the 167-172 range, and I could throw all of them consistently 280-300 with an occasional 320 mixed in. Flight lines mostly straight-to-fade left at the end, sometimes some early right turn and then flexing back left, sometimes turning over and never coming back, and of course more than my fair share of grip locks hard to the right. And, if it matters, I also throw Buzzes for my midrange control shots, a San Marino Roc for "finesse" long approaches, and a new Soft Focus putter which I LOVE!))
Previoulsy, my Star TL (167 I think) was my moderate-to-low speed start-it-straight-and-let-it-hyzer-out disc. Only used on dogleg left holes, or to hook around obstacles.
The DX Eagle I bought yesterday is 165g.
I was very pleased to find that I could throw both the TL and the Eagle pretty flat and pretty straight out to about the same distance as my drivers, the Eagle actually might have gone further. So, as was predicted by several on this forum, my speed 7 discs are going as far as my speed 9, 10, and 11 discs. (And the other day I outdrove all my drivers with a borrowed 175 Star Teebird into a stiff headwind.) So again: it's not the discs that fail, it is me.
So my question is, what should I be able to accomplish with my Eagle? What will it show me about my technique? What might I learn from this disc? And, how will I know when it is time to either a) buy a new Eagle (perhaps different weight or plastic?), or b) go back to my Valks, etc?


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11. Play hooky
We all have a sick day or two we've been meaning to use, right? Don't wait until you actually get sick; pick the prettiest day of summer, plan a little getaway, and fake it like Ferris Bueller. (This excludes SFR editorial employees.) (AS)
12. Hit the ice
Believe it or not, in this dry desert heat, there is an oasis of freezing cold: Genoveva Chavez Community Center's ice rink (3221 Rodeo Road, 955-4033, chavezcenter.com). The Chavez Center offers more than 400 skate rentals for $3 per pair, per session. It's cheap and chilling, so why not? (MRC)
13. Take the kids to the Children's Museum
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Summertime is the perfect time to get back to your inner child—and kickball is the perfect game. (Remember when that awful, smirking kid used to aim directly for your face whenever he stepped up to the mound?) Patrick Smith Park (top of East Alameda Street) has just the flat green lawn, shade and a river view for a Funday Sunday with balls, beer and brats (both kinds). (MRC)
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March 27, 2013
Spring in the Rockies brings with it a wide variety of weather conditions, and officials from the Medicine Bow and Routt National Forests (MBR) are reminding forest visitors to be prepared for all possible extremes.
Prompting this message is a recent string of lost or stranded recreationists, and fatal accidents. Just this past weekend there were multiple groups of snowmobilers that needed search and rescue assistance in north central Colorado, and the previous weekend there were both avalanche and snowmobile fatalities in the same area.
Remember that days beginning as sunny and warm can end up with blizzard conditions, resulting in navigation difficulties for even the most seasoned outdoor enthusiasts. Additionally, periods of warm weather can create a freeze-thaw cycle, and thus an icy base layer of snow. Snow accumulation on that icy layer and high winds can then make the snowpack unstable and put avalanche conditions at a dangerous level.
Current avalanche conditions across the MBR range from moderate to considerable, but can change daily. Deep persistent slabs do exist and are hard to trigger, but the consequences of releasing one could be deadly.
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〈 There is no avalanche control and forest users must know the snow conditions and their abilities.
〈 Conditions can change rapidly in the backcountry. Be prepared for extreme conditions, carry appropriate survival gear and be prepared for self-rescue.
〈 Remember these safety items: shovel, beacon, probe, and knowledge.
〈 Don't recreate alone.
〈 Know how to use your emergency gear. Items such as an avalanche beacon are not useful if they cannot be properly used.
〈 Much terrain throughout the Rocky Mountain region is subject to avalanches. When traveling or recreating in those areas, you are responsible for the safety of yourself and those around you.
Get avalanche savvy and take a certified avalanche course.
Pick up a map of the area you plan to visit. Recreation maps, such as the Wyoming State Trails Snowmobile maps, often show avalanche prone areas.
Although the majority of avalanche accidents occur in the backcountry, an avalanche can occur in areas thought to be safe. Ski areas provide a high level of avalanche control on their managed slopes within bounds. Skiers and riders are reminded to stay out of closed and roped off areas and use the buddy system.
Backcountry users should also be aware of potential risks. They should be skilled at recognizing potential avalanche areas and snowpack conditions, and should be able to act accordingly. It is recommended that backcountry users perform careful snowpack evaluations and stability tests prior to entering an avalanche-prone area. There are typically plenty of routes for safer backcountry travel in avalanche country. Be able to recognize and use them as needed.
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Claude Giroux had seen enough once the Philadelphia Flyers absorbed a one-sided defeat to Montreal in the midst of an already tough trip.
The new captain met with his club for a few minutes Saturday and told his teammates the effort and production weren't good enough from anyone — including himself.
The message wasn't kept behind closed doors. Giroux made a public declaration that things had to change quickly. In his first chance to put his words into action, Giroux led by brilliant example.
Giroux scored 26 seconds into Monday's matinee against the New York Islanders, and added a goal and assist in the second period of the Flyers' 7-0 victory in Uniondale, N.Y.
Giroux combined with linemates Matt Read and Jake Voracek for three goals and 10 points as Philadelphia (7-9-1) earned just its third road win in 12 away games this season.
"We played with attitude. High intensity, and played as a team," Giroux said. "That's how we have to play — a full 60 minutes. We didn't let down and we wanted to win. I think it showed."
Read had a goal and two assists, and Voracek — added to the line late in Saturday's loss — had a career-high four assists. Ilya Bryzgalov made 19 saves for his first shutout of the season and 30th in the NHL.
Avalanche 6, Predators 5: Paul Stastny and Jamie McGinn scored goals 13 seconds apart, and host Colorado snapped a nine-game losing streak to Nashville.
Matt Duchene had a goal and two assists in helping the Avalanche to a rare win over the Predators, who had outscored Colorado 34-14 while sweeping the season series each of the past two years.
Ducks 3, Blue Jackets 2: Peter Holland and Ryan Getzlaf scored 21 seconds apart in the first period, rallying host Anaheim to its fifth consecutive victory. The Pacific Division-leading Ducks' winning streak is currently the longest in the NHL, and they've also won their past five home games.
Coyotes 4, Flames 0: Mike Smith stopped 30 shots, Keith Yandle scored in the opening minute of the first period, and Mikkel Boedker did the same to start the third, lifting host Phoenix over Calgary. Smith was sharp all night in recording his 22nd career shutout and third this season.
Maple Leafs 3, Panthers 0: Ben Scrivens notched his second consecutive shutout, and Clarke MacArthur and Nazem Kadri each had a goal and an assist to lead visiting Toronto over Florida.
The Maple Leafs won for the sixth time in seven games and are 7-2-0 away from Toronto, their best road start since opening with the same record in the 1940-41 season.
"We don't want to get overly excited," MacArthur said. "It's really early yet. We want to keep building."
Canadiens 3, Hurricanes 0: Tomas Plekanec and Max Pacioretty scored 18 seconds apart in the third period to seal host Montreal's fourth straight win. Carolina saw its three-game winning streak snapped.


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Weather or NotLogic Grid puzzles come with a handy interactive grid that will help you solve the puzzle based on the given clues.
There are five weather forecasters getting ready for a weekend forecast. Each forecaster is predicting different weather and is choosing a suit and "tie" (yes, the women, too) of different color combinations. There are 3 men (John, Matt and Tim) and 2 women (Karen and Sarah).
Can you determine the color of the suit, the color and pattern of the tie, and the weather prediction for each forecaster?
1. The forecaster who wore a black suit did not predict snow or rain.
2. Many viewers called in to comment on the whimsically printed tan tie and brown suit combination.
3. The five forecasters were: Matt, the woman who predicted high winds, the person in a black suit, the man with a striped tie, and the woman in an olive suit.
4. A solid white tie was chosen to represent the snowy forecast that day.
5. John's orange tie was hated by his wife.
6. Sarah had a teal colored tie which was not floral.
7. Tim predicted sun and did not wear brown or black.
8. The man who predicted rain did not wear a striped tie.
9. The blue suit was worn by a man.
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Tim, blue suit, striped pink tie, sunny
Sarah, gray suit, dotted teal tie, windy
Matt, brown suit, whimsical tan tie, rainy
Karen, olive suit, solid white tie, snowy
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Or in his case, sombreros: alt-weekly editor, author, feather-ruffler and perhaps his biggest claim to fame, the mastermind behind the ever popular syndicated column ¡Ask a Mexican!
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SFR: What have been some of the most memorable questions you've received over the years?
Gustavo Arellano: Oh my God, let's get to the crazier ones: 'Why do Mexican men like to rape so much?'—that was a classic; 'Is it true that George W Bush's grandfather, Prescott Bush, stole the head of Pancho Villa?'; 'Why are Mexicans always so damn happy?' I'll answer any and all questions that people have about Mexicans. It's been a lot of desmadre and a lot of just insanity. And that's why I love doing it.
Why are we so damn happy?
Because! What is there to be sad about? Those of us here live in a country that hates us; those of us in Mexico live in a country that also hates us. Life's one big shit storm for us, so what do we do? We laugh! It's like that old Smokey Robinson and the Miracles song, 'I Gotta Dance to Keep From Crying.' In this case, we gotta laugh, and that's the great thing about working-class culture—the humor that comes from it is the best—like Jewish humor.
How so?
Jewish humor was created from this world of oppression. The Jews, they compensated by telling some of the funniest jokes around. Us, it's all about double entendre—the sexier the better.
You also get a lot of questions in regards to Mexicans and our love of Morrisey or Depeche Mode. What is it about new wave pop that moves us so?
It's not even just new wave pop, it's like, 'Why do Mexicans love…' and then you have a blank and insert whatever English-language music there is. I've gotten everything from, 'Why do Mexicans love Led Zeppelin?' to 'Why do Mexicans love Tupac?' People think we don't listen to anything other than banda or mariachi, even though they don't know what the fuck banda is. In regards to new wave, if there is one style of music that Mexicans are hooked into when it comes to English-language, it is the music of the 80s. The reason why is because the 80s were really the first decade of this reconquista of ours. We had a lot of Latinos coming of age during that time and it was really the music of their youth. Also, the music of the 80s is just great.
A big debate that you've challenged head-on on social media is this preference of Hispanic versus Mexican.
Oh my God.
I'm not saying that 'Mexican' is a dirty word in New Mexico, but…
Yeah it is. If you won't say it, I will. Mexican is definitely a dirty word. Whatever people want to call themselves is fine. If you want to call yourself Hispano or Hispanic, God bless you. Good for you. However, what drives me nuts are these people's insistence that they have no Mexican blood in them; that New Mexico was a colony of Spain and had nothing to do with Mexico whatsoever. The Spaniards called the land 'New Mexico' and not Nuevo Andalucía or Nuevo Granada, because Oñate and all of those people were Mexicans! They were born in Mexico and a lot of them were mestizos or mulatos and those who weren't were still the scum of Spain—conversos or people from Extremadura—all the loser regions of Spain. That's what drives me crazy. When they call themselves 'Hispanos,' they're trying to assert their purity or superiority over Mexicans or surumatos and it's historically false. Again, call yourself whatever you want, but please don't say you come from pure Spanish blood when your tía looks like mine: dark, fat and Mexicana.
And probably diabetic.
[Laughs] Exactly!
That leads us to the topic of food, which is what's bringing you to town. What are some of the more unique aspects of New Mexican food you've discovered through your writing?
All of this said, New Mexicans are not Mexicans. They're part of the Mexican family but they're not Mexican-Mexican. So, New Mexican food has a relation to Mexican food, but it is it's own trip. The first couple of times I went there years ago, it seemed familiar to me—I know what burritos are, I even know what carne adovada is, because we have that in Zacatecas—but this whole obsession with red or green, I didn't get that. Sopaipillas? We don't have those out here in Southern California. The same thing with bizcochitos. Then there's the legendary panocha; we have a lot of great panocha here, but not that kind of panocha.
Can you describe your first encounter with New Mexican panocha?
I was doing research for [Taco USA] a couple of years ago, research that took me, literally, all the way across Lake Arthur where I tried to see Jesus on a tortilla to Albuquerque and finally Chimayó. I got in after a big snowstorm, so it was Chimayó at its most magical. I go to the Santuario, I go get some dirt from the posito, then I went to Leona's Restaurante and there I see a sign that reads, 'Panocha for sale, 50 cents.' I was like, 'What the hell is going on here?' I did not know what panocha was, other than the Mexican-Spanish term, which is pussy.


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One day when I was around sixteen or seventeen, musing intensely on these swirling clouds of ideas that gripped me emotionally and intellectually, it dawned on me -- and it has ever since seemed to me -- that what we call "consciousness" was a kind of mirage. It had to be a very peculiar kind of mirage, to be sure, since it was a mirage that perceived itself, and of course it didn't believe that it was perceiving a mirage, but no matter -- it still was a mirage. It was almost as if this slippery phenomenon called "consciousness" lifted itself up by its own bootstraps, almost as if it made itself out of nothing, and then disintegrated back into nothing whenever one looked at it more closely.
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What kind of test can be used to determine if a person has an allergy to heparin. My father n` law had an allergy to heparin after his heart attack. The cardiologist told all of my fathern`laws children to be tested for a heparin allergy. My father n` law lost limbs because of this allergy. The dr. didn`t tell us what kind of tests we needed to get. We don`t live in that area anymore to ask that cardiologist. Our dr. didn`t know what test my husband should get to see if he has a heparin allergy. We would sure appreciate any help you could give us.
While it is difficult to know exactly what you are referring to, it certainly sounds like what is call Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia. While heparin prevents and treats blood clots, in rare cases it may cause people to form clots instead of preventing them. There is no testing of relatives or family that needs to be done, though, as it is not thought to be an inherited problem.
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Evaluation of the HBDL Coil Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Device - Safety and Feasibility Study for the Treatment of Tourette Syndrome
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This is an open study.approximately 20 patients diagnosed with tourette's syndrome and under pharmAcological or psychotherapy treatments will participate.patients will be recruited from Schneider hospital and all his extensions. subjects would undergo rTMS (repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) for five days a week, for four weeks,and will be clinically evaluated in order to monitor for improvement.
We anticipate a significant reduction in symptoms severity at the end of the treatment compared to study entry.
|Tourette's Syndrome Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
|Device: HBDL-coil Repetitive Deep Transcranial magnetic stimulation (rdTMS)
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|Evaluation of the HBDL Coil Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Device - Safety and Feasibility Study for the Treatment of Tourette Syndrome.
- The Yale Global Tic Severity rating Scale (YGTSS) [ Time Frame: At study entry and every 2 weeks since then. total of 4 evaluation ]
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Device: HBDL-coil Repetitive Deep Transcranial magnetic stimulation (rdTMS)
Tourette's syndrome is a developmental neuropsychiatric disorder which is characterized by stereotypical motor and verbal bursts that are called Tics.
There is a small number of treatments that are available for the disorder, most of them are pharmacological agents that have serious side effects and are not very efficient in treating it.
In this current study we are attempting to find a better solution for the treatment of tourette syndrome using deep Transcranial magnetic stimulation(dTMS) technology.our region of interest for stimulation is the supplementary motor cortex (SMA). earlier superficial TMS studies focusing on the SMA have shown promising results. In theses studies clinical improvement was evident after two weeks of treatment, and for some of the subjects it was even maintained for a period of 3 months.we are using a similar protocol of TMS stimulation used in a study by Mantovani et al (2006).The protocol includes bilateral stimulation to the SMA at 110% of the motor threshold of the Abductor Policies Brevis and at a frequency of 1 Hz. each session is comprised of four cycles of 5 minutes of stimulation and a 2 minute recess.approximately 20 patients diagnosed with tourette syndrome and under pharmAcological or psychotherapy treatments will participate. patients will be recruited from Shnider hospital and all his extensions subjects would undergo rTMS sessions for five days a week, for four weeks, using the HBDL dTMS coil. this coil is capable of producing a magnetic field in deeper parts of the cerebral cortex, and for that reason we believe that it can produce better clinical outcomes then superficial TMS coils (such as the figure 8) used in past studies.
Clinical evaluation includes Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Scale (YBOCS) , Yale Global Tic Severity rating Scale (YGTSS), Clinical Global Impression (CGI), Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), Symptoms Check List (SCL-90), Social Adaptation Self evaluation Scale (SASS), Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HDRS-24), Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HARS-14), Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) .These evaluation will be conducted on study entry, 2 weeks after study entry, at the end of the treatment phase and at a 2 week follow up visit (a total of four times). Further more, clinical evaluation will be administrated at Schneider hospital, while treatments are conducted at the cognitive lab at Shalvata hospital.
Our main objective is to observe a reduction in the severity of the symptoms post treatment in comparison to pre treatment, using the YGTSS as the main outcome measure.
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- Diagnosed as suffering from tourette's syndrome according to the DSM IV, as determined by a senior psychiatrist on the basis of the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis I
- pharmocological treatment stays constant for the duration of the study
- Gave informed consent for participation in the study
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- Attempted suicide in the past year.
- History of seizure or heat convulsion.
- History of epilepsy or seizure in first degree relatives.
- History of head injury.
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- History of hearing loss.
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- Pregnancy or not using a reliable method of birth control.
- Inadequate communication with the patient.
- Under custodial care.
- Participation in current clinical study or clinical study within 30 days prior to this study.
- A significant physical illness which is not balanced.
- an addiction to psychoactive drugs in the last year or psychoactive substance abuse in the last month without addiction.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00965211
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|January 4, 2012
Keywords provided by Shalvata Mental Health Center:
Tourette's, OCD, dTMS, YGTSS, YBOCS, supplementary motor cortex
Tourette's syndrome and Obsessive compulsive disorder
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Tourette Syndrome
Compulsive Personality Disorder
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Pathologic Processes
Personality Disorders
Mental Disorders
Anxiety Disorders
Basal Ganglia Diseases
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
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Chiefs gave us a good scare...
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In particular, I had an object which gave me an association to treasured memories, and I broke it intentionally to remind me that it was broken and impermanent from the first moment when I received it in the past, along with the memory of experiences that came with it, which was basically a bunch of false promises and lies told to me by someone, which are no more real, than the value that I placed on the worthless object.
Ben wrote:I am concerned, nem, that you might be throwing the baby out with the bath water. I think you will find that the wilful destruction of objects will do nothing to abate your attachment.
nem wrote:What practices do you use, to eliminate clinging other than meditation?
nem wrote:What are your practices, for identifying and eliminating clinging?
nem wrote:What are your practices, for identifying and eliminating clinging? I think this practice of just trying to throw everything away, and finding out what is hard to throw away, that is one easy way for me to find my clinging.
ground wrote:There is no need to eliminate it. Just identify and be aware. That is ... you may drop the belief that there is any added value of having eliminated clinging other than just having eliminated it.
binocular wrote:There are some positive things to be said about decluttering, though.
The internet is full of webpages that give advice on how to do it, and to a greater or lesser depth give some insight into how come we keep stuff we don't really want or need.
Which is more the point of the Dhamma.Viscid wrote:Destroy taints, not teacups.
FatDaddy wrote:When I find myself suffering in any way I ask myself "what are you clinging to?"
Viscid wrote:Destroy taints, not teacups.
nem wrote:What are your practices, for identifying and eliminating clinging?
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THE FRIDAY SIX: Q&As with Your Favorite Broadway Stars- Caroline O'Connor
Welcome to THE FRIDAY SIX: Q&As With Your Favorite Broadway Stars. Want to know what hooked them to a career in the theater? Their dream roles? Their Broadway crushes? Read on!
In this week's edition, we caught up with Caroline O'Connor, who is starring as 'Miss Shields' in A CHRISTMAS STORY- currently playing at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.
What is the first Broadway show you ever saw?
Growing up in Australia, we didn't have a lot of Broadway productions that toured in our hemisphere, so I used to listen to a lot of cast albums, looking at the pictures and and imagining what was happening on the stage. Eventually I saw a production of A CHORUS LINE in Sydney, Australia. I very young. It blew me away !
Years later I came to New York for an audition and saw DAMN YANKEES at the Marriot Marquis. Later in my career I played both 'Cassie' and 'Lola.' Spooky!
What is your most unique pre-show ritual?
-I bless myself three times before I go onstage. It used to be once!
-I drink what I call 'Talent juice' (ie: hot water and honey)
-I also like to take a sneaky peek at the audience before the show.
What is your most memorable "the show must go on" moment?
The most memorable and most recent was opening night of A CHRISTMAS STORY. An hour and a half before curtain up my back went into spasm walking up 43rd St. A physical therapist was in the dressing room working on me 30 minutes before curtain up. I was scared and upset but... with his magic hands and my adrenalin kicking in... the show went on!
What is the one role you want to play before you die?
That's a hard question because over the last couple of years I've played two of my all time favorites: 'Mama Rose' in GYPSY and 'Mrs Lovett' in SWEENEY TODD. People tell me I should do MAME. KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN perhaps? 'Miss Hannigan,' or 'Eleanor of Aquitaine' in THE LION IN WINTER. I'd really love to originate a Broadway role.
Who is your Broadway crush?
That would be telling, but I have had the pleasure of working with some amazing and equally gorgeous leading men like Brent Barrett, Sean Palmer, Aaron Lazar, Howard McGillin, Adam Garcia, John Barrowman, Sean McDermott, Anthony Warlow, Max von Essen, Christian Borle, Billy Zane, Kevin Richardson and of course Dan Lauria & John Bolton...
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What do you do after you've danced with Twyla Tharp's internationally renowned company?
Or created 75 new works for some of the most prestigious dance companies in the world?
Or won dozens of major grants and commissions?
How do you follow acts like that?
Jessica Lang had the answer: She started her own dance company.
Jessica Lang Dance, founded in 2011 and debuting this past summer, is making New Orleans one of its first stops with performances Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts.
Presented by the New Orleans Ballet Association and NOCCA, Lang's company of nine dancers will perform three shows and half a dozen dance pieces, one of which — in a short film — will defy the laws of gravity.
One of America's most sought-after choreographers and a Juilliard School graduate, Lang counts among her credits works created for the Joffrey Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Birmingham (U.K.) Royal Ballet, Alvin Ailey II and the ballet companies of at least half a dozen American cities and states.
Her eponymous dance company made its debut just half a year ago at the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival in Massachusetts, "the dance center of the nation" according to The New York Times, and the nation's longest-running dance festival.
They will perform there again in August.
Lang is proud of what her small company has accomplished in such a short time and is excited about having her own company after more than a dozen years of working for other people.
"It's a great feeling, and I'm thrilled to be able to do this," she said. "A lot of good things happened to allow this company to begin, and we're making it work."
The dance numbers, all of them original, will showcase the performers' versatility in a variety of settings and styles, ranging from traditional en pointe to the more contemporary forms.
Colorful and imaginative backdrops and costumes, along with the pre-recorded music, will reflect the dances' themes.
The opening piece, featuring the full ensemble, is titled "Lines Cubed" and is inspired by the color-block paintings of Piet Mondrian.
Lang, a designer as well as a choreographer, makes use of three-dimensional, corrugated "molo" paper designs that she describes as "organizing the work in sections using Mondrian's primary colors of black, red, yellow and blue." Another piece, featuring a trio of dancers, is set to the music of Felix Mendelssohn.
The piece-de-resistance of the evening is the work simply titled "White."
It is a gravity-defying, eight-minute video that uses special effects and differing speeds to make the dancers appear to be "suspended in the air for longer than is humanly possible," according to Lang.
Backed by the music of Edvard Grieg, Lang, along with Japanese visual artist Shinichi Maruyama, experimented with speed, slow motion and real time to create these otherwise unreal images.
Dancers are layered over each other, with some moving in slow motion, some moving in real time and some moving super-fast to interact and partner perfectly.
When asked if the audience might feel shortchanged by seeing what is essentially a PhotoShop visual presentation rather than a live performance, Lang explained that it is actually "an eight-minute break" for the members of her company.
"The film acts as a transition that keeps the audience engaged and entertained while our dancers rest and change costumes," she said.
"The Calling," another one of the pieces, features a solo dancer in a 20-foot-long white skirt that pools around her feet, giving the appearance of a giant morning glory with a human body attached. "Among the Stars" is an en pointe duet that, along with "The Calling," makes symbolic use of colorful, translucent fabric.
"i.n.k.," featuring the whole ensemble, blends the dancers interacting with slow motion visual projections of ink flying through the air and colliding with drops of water.
Commenting on her company's New Orleans debut, Lang said, "We're really excited to be coming here and making New Orleans one of the first stops on our current tour. Our dancers are all great and we're looking forward to putting on a memorable show."
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