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ANA MARIA PACHECO S h a d ow s o f t h e Wa n d e r e r
In memor y of Bar tolomeu dos Santos
A N A M A R I A PA C H E C O Shadows of the Wanderer
29 October - 23 December 2010 St John's Church Waterloo Waterloo Road, London SE1 8TY
17 Januar y - 27 May 2011 Studio 3 Gallery, The Jarman Building University of Kent, Canterbur y CT2 7UG
In the Region of Shadows Brendan Prendeville
Ana Maria Pacheco's sculpture is the opposite of effigy. Unlike a waxwork, which may fool us for an instant before it becomes uncannily lifeless under our gaze, her figures grow inwardly in our imagination over time, acquiring life. To mention effigies at all, however, is to acknowledge that there is some ground here for comparison: Shadows of the Wanderer is typical of Pacheco's sculpture in being fleshed and clothed with colour, and in bearing facsimile eyes, embedded teeth. Yet here both practice and effect are wholly different from what would apply with the inanimate waxen double of a film star or a politician; we could not possibly mistake the eyes of her anonymous and strangely-propor tioned beings for actual persons, but they genuinely carr y, for us, the sense of seeing, as no waxwork ever can. It is a notable fact that in contemporar y ar t the effigy (cast, moulded, modelled, preser ved, 'plasticated') has become vir tually an obligator y mode for representing human beings (and animals) in three dimensions. Most contemporar y figure sculpture is closer to the waxwork than it is to the religious or myth-inspired sculpture of former times, other cultures. In the first case, we may see an uncanny reflection of ourselves, lacking only life; in the second, a thing other to ourselves, reflecting back to us a different aliveness. Ana Maria Pacheco's sculptures are contemporar y precisely in addressing this modern difficulty in imagining life, which in turn arises from a difficulty (much dwelt on by a ver y different contemporar y ar tist) in imagining death. Imagining death, the burden of mor tality, is what she ventures here. Pacheco has looked to past ar t for help in her present quest. There are Renaissance and Baroque precedents for the inter twining of bodies at the centre of Shadows of the Wanderer, and the polychrome religious sculpture of her native Brazil has often been invoked as a general source of inspiration. Yet it would be a mistake to see her work as a summation of these and other precedents, for it operates strictly in terms that belong to the present. Her technique, for example, is quite untraditional, though in its own terms highly exacting. It is by luring us with the fascination of the worked-upon that the sculptures invite us to come close. Pacheco car ves and abrades the wood into body-like contours, which she then gives a flesh of variegated hue. This she does by blending an emulsion on the surface, working rapidly with (of all implements) cotton buds. She has visited ever y square
centimetre in order that we, in turn, may pay close attention and, in giving our time, impar t duration and life to what we see. What we do see, looking closely and standing back again, is a figure (or figures) whose being is concentrated in a single gesture of the whole body, and given its intensest focus in the face. Notice how often in her work she pulls heads down onto or even a bit below the shoulders, closely binding together the expressive and active regions of the body. We may feel that the Aeneas and Anchises group at the centre of Shadows of the Wanderer speaks to us topically of asylum-seekers. If so, it is only by first giving a bodily life to vision. Light falls most fully on this central pair, in whom the act of looking is most urgent, since it is tied to their predicament and destiny. Fur ther out, as the light dies away, the chorus of onlookers may only witness the central event, moved but unable to assist. Fur ther out still, we ourselves look on, still more shrouded in darkness than the witnesses, cued by their concern. Venturing from his land and shouldering his father, who looks out helplessly above his head, the wanderer must concentrate, tread carefully, learn a new aler tness. All their life is in their gaze: such is the condition Pacheco's figures aspire to, and would evoke in us.
Shadows of the Wanderer Christopher Reid
In Virgil's 'The Aeneid', Aeneas begins the journey that will end in the founding of Rome by carr ying his lame father Anchises out of the burning city of Troy. The young man burdened by the old makes an image that has appealed vividly both to ar tists and to writers. There is a version of it in a tale from the '1001 Nights', in which Sinbad the Sailor is enslaved by the Old Man of the Sea and must carr y him ever ywhere on his back, until by a trick he can free himself from that relentless grip. More recently, the hero of Saul Bellow's 'The Adventures of Augie March', given his first job by crippled, domineering Mr Einhorn, finds that carr ying his boss from place to place is one of his more exacting duties. Epic ambition and compulsor y wandering seem to belong inextricably to the motif. When Ana Maria Pacheco used it in her 2004 study for Shadow of the Wanderer, the common understanding was that this was a depiction of Aeneas and Anchises, and it may have been so; but Pacheco's work has the habit of sending out resonances well beyond their nominal literar y or mythic star ting-point. They encourage broader interpretation and a freer imaginative involvement. Take the separate gazes of the two figures in the study. The younger one's frown is aimed at a spot on the ground only a few feet in front of him, and realistically registers the strain of bearing such a weight – more a matter of inward reflection than of epic far-sight. It is the older figure who seems to be looking into the distance, but with a sor t of wild hopelessness, and possibly through the blindness that is sometimes attributed to the hero's father. So the gazes are at odds, unresolved. And then there is the title: an insistence not on what lies ahead, but on what is thrown back. The different physical attitudes, rendered by the sculptor with star tling vigour, add to the complexity and poignancy of the piece. Now it is joined by an assembly of individually car ved but much larger figures, and the Shadow in the title has been pluralised. It is fascinating to learn what Pacheco intended by the word 'study' in this instance: a means, one comes to see, of generating or projecting a quite different order of sculptural expression; not, however, left behind like a preparator y sketch, but incorporated in the finished ensemble to show the nature of the drama that is now presented in stylised tableau form. For if the 'study' derives from the world of epic, these new, towering, dark-shrouded beings, elevated yet higher upon a stage of their own, surely spring from tragic drama. It is characteristic of Pacheco's boldness as an ar tist, whether in her sculptural or her
pictorial work, to mix genres conventionally kept distinct. Most of her sculpture occupies an area somewhere between theatre and galler y ar t – a frank having-it-both-ways that seems to have scared off the more pure-minded, or priggish, among our ar t-world administrators, so that her masterpieces have not been seen either as widely or as prominently as they deser ve. Nonetheless, betwixt-and-between is where they live and have their being, and much of their vitality is the product of deliberate clashes. In Shadows of the Wanderer, for instance, the figures I have identified as tragedic, and which seem to me to fulfil a role something like that of the Eumenides – or Furies – in Aeschylus's great play, do not wear masks, as they would have done on the classical stage, but rather display some of the most strongly individualised physiognomies Pacheco has yet car ved. Does this diminish their tragic power? On the contrar y, the effect is to insist that human and tragic are one and the same. The strictures of genre must always, as the brave ar tist knows, yield to the demands of truth. An interpretation of these faces in their dissonant chorus is not something I shall attempt here. Thanks to the combined robustness and delicacy of Pacheco's car ving, which is fur ther enhanced by the subtlety of surface treatment – a painterliness that represents yet another ar tistic transgression – the emotional complexity of each one defies verbal summar y, and to generalise about their collective impact would be entirely futile. It is up to the lone viewer to negotiate with these Shadows through a contemplation that will be something like reading, something like watching a play, and even something like listening to polyphonic music. Most impor tantly, it will involve a conjuring-up and honest recognition of psychological demons of one's own.
Brief Biography
1960-64 1965 1966-73 1973-75 1985-89 1997-2000 1999 2000 2002 2003
Born Brazil BA in Sculpture and Music. Postgraduate Course in Music and Education. University Lecturer British Council Scholarship to the Slade School of Fine Ar t, London Head of Fine Ar t, Norwich School of Ar t, Norfolk Associate Ar tist at the National Galler y, London Awarded the Ordem do Rio Branco by the Brazilian Government Honorar y Degree from the University of East Anglia Honorar y Degree from Anglia Polytechnic University Fellow, University College London
Following degrees in both ar t and music, Pacheco taught and lectured for several years at Universities in Brazil before arriving in London in 1973 on a British Council Scholarship to the Slade School of Fine Ar t. Since 1973 she has lived and worked in England. She has dedicated a number of years to education, as Head of Fine Ar t at Norwich School of Ar t and as an external assessor and visiting lecturer to a number of ar t schools in London and throughout the UK. She has also been a member of several educational boards. Pacheco has exhibited widely in the UK and abroad including: National Galler y, London (touring); Aldeburgh Festival of Music and the Ar ts; Wolverhampton Ar t Galler y; Glynn Vivian Ar t Galler y, Swansea; Whitwor th Ar t Galler y, Manchester ; Mappin Ar t Galler y, Sheffield; Ashmolean Museum, Oxford; Hayward Touring (Prints); Wallspace, London; Danfor th Museum of Ar t, Framingham, Massachusetts, USA; Oldham Ar t Galler y; The Gas Hall, Birmingham Museums & Ar t Galler y; Victoria Ar t Galler y, Bath; Brighton Museum & Ar t Galler y; Oslo Kunstforening, Norway; St John's Catholic Church, Bath; Winchester Cathedral; Worcester Cathedral; Norwich Castle Museum; Pallant House, Chichester ; Trout Galler y, Dickinson College, Pennsylvania, USA; Museum of Modern Ar t, Oxford. Group exhibitions include: Heiliger Sebastian: A Splendid Readiness for Death, Kunsthalle Wien, Austria; Fråvær/Absences, touring exhibition organised by National Touring Exhibitions, Norway; Queen of Sheba: Treasures from Ancient Yemen, British Museum. Public collections include: British Museum; British Council; Ar ts Council; Government Ar t Collection; Tate Galler y; Victoria & Alber t Museum; Ashmolean Museum, Oxford; Birmingham Museums & Ar t Galler y; Wolverhampton Ar t Galler y; South East Ar ts Collection; Norwich Castle Museum; Cass Sculpture Foundation, Chichester ; Whitwor th Ar t Galler y, Manchester ; Pallant House, Chichester ; Linacre College, University of Oxford; Itaú Cultural, São Paulo, Brazil; Ackland Ar t Museum, Nor th Carolina, USA; New York Public Librar y, USA; Cincinnati Ar t Museum, USA; Sweet Briar College, Virginia, USA; Por tland Ar t Museum, Oregon, USA; Fogg Ar t Museum at Har vard University, USA; Setagaya Ar t Museum, Tokyo, Japan; Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum, Braunschweig, Germany; Trondhjems Kunstforening, Trondheim, Norway; Museum of Contemporar y Ar t, Fredrikstad, Norway.
Shadows of the Wanderer Polychromed wood, 2008 2.5 x 5.5 x 4 m
The Galler y, Ightham, Sevenoaks Kent TN15 9HH, England Telephone + 44 (0)1732 882326 e-mail pca@prattcontemporar yar t.co.uk www.prattcontemporar yar t.co.uk ISBN 978-0-9558266-1-0
Essays Brendan Prendeville: 'In the Region of Shadows', 2010 Author and Senior Lecturer in the Depar tment of Visual Cultures at Goldsmiths, University of London Christopher Reid: 'Shadows of the Wanderer', 2008 Poet. This essay was first published by Aldeburgh Music for the 61st Aldeburgh Festival of Music and the Ar ts, 2008 www.aldeburgh.co.uk Photography Colin Har vey Acknowledgements With thanks to Revd. Canon Giles Goddard, St John's Waterloo, Ghislaine Kenyon, Dr. Ben Thomas, University of Kent, Brendan Prendeville, Christopher Reid and Colin Har vey for their invaluable contributions.
St John's Church, Waterloo 29 October - 23 December 2010 This exhibition has been organised as part of the Faith Justice City 2010 initiative, a series of sermons and addresses for Advent taking place at St John's Waterloo, seeking to create connections between the arts, faith, justice and society. ADDITIONAL EVENTS Friday 12 November and Monday 15 November at 6pm Encountering Sculpture Ghislaine Kenyon, a learning and interpretation specialist, will introduce the work. This event is free. To book, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 020 7633 9819
Friday 26 November at 10.30 a.m. Ana Maria Pacheco will talk about her work. This event is free. To book, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 020 7633 9819
Monday 29 November at 7pm Story, Silence and the Present Imagination A wide ranging discussion about the questions raised by the sculpture, Shadows of the Wanderer, between: Karen Armstrong, One of the most provocative, original thinkers on the role of religion in the modern world Ana Maria Pacheco Sculptor, painter and printmaker Xavier Bray Curator, The Sacred Made Real, National Galler y, London, 2009 Chair: Neil MacGregor Director, British Museum £5.00 To book a place, please call 020 7766 1100 or visit www.smitf.org/sjwaterloo
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Say Hi to Castlebar
From the archives of our online guest book - July 1998 back to January 1998Keep them rolling in!
and now you can also post messages instantly on the new bulletin board
Most recent ones at the top.
(By the way, please let us know if you would prefer not to see your guest book entry on this page or if you now wish us to remove it).
Tue Jun 30 1998
David Clark
Useless info list : On the point about the Salmon . . . I'm sure that I remember seeing an archive of the workhouse records in Castlebar and there was a reference to a near riot by the workers because they were sick of eating Salmon caught in the local river !?! (I'd check this out with one of our local historians if they were on-line, otherwise I'm afraid you'll just have to trust my memory !)
Fri Jun 26 1998
Malcolm Raubach
Greetings, I live in Cape Town in South Africa.
My son will be travelling to Ballina in September 1998 and we would appreciate any information on Ballina and it's location relative to Castlebar.
Your website is very good and informative.
Regards Malcolm
Fri Jun 26 1998
: jean mcgreal
Mrs Mary McGreal, Turlough Road, Ken and Una
McGreal and family, Straide, Ger and Kathy McGreal
and family, Pontoon Road, and all my friends, especially,
Annie Mae O'Neill, and Mary and Michael Basquill. See
you all in 1999.
Tue Jun 23 1998
: william hart
Greetings from one of the Hart clan across the sea in the United States. I don't know any useless facts about Castlebar except my Great Grandfather came from there in 1854 and he never went back. Peace!
Mon Jun 22 1998
Barry Campbell
To the best of my knowledge Castlebar is the only town that an aeroplane was driven up the main street , parked outside a pub and left there while the driver/pilot went to wet his whistle.
Thu Jun 04 1998
Actually I just thought of a new interesting Castlebar fact whilst reading the one about the railway.
The railway might have never reached Castlebar if it hadn't been for events in the Crimea and particularly the infamous "Charge of the Light Brigade". Lord Lucan was second in command to Lord Cardigan during this incident in the Crimea and allegedly the two didn't get along at all. Because of the dismal and wasteful failure of the "charge" , the most of the blame for which was apportioned with Lucan, he received an "honourable" discharge from the military and so came to Castlebar to devote his attentions to improving his Irish estates. He was one of the main driving forces behind getting the line extended from Athlone and indeed granted right of way thru his lands for the railway line without charging for the land. So there!
Sun May 31 1998
Richard Gahagan (Risteard Gaughan)
Dear Sir or Madam:
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Wed May 27 1998
: Connie Dunbar
Hi from LaPlata Maryland USA Will be in Ireland next month
Anything I should not miss?
May 27 1998
Peter Jordan * comments: I heard a lot about this site and my brother in Oregon was getting all kind of e-mails from Castlebar and Breaffy people around the world so I figured I'd better go in and check it out. So if yer our there 'gis a shout. I'm in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
By the way, the 3 best views of Castlebar and surroundings (Best way to appreciate the beautiful scenery) are either from The hill beside Baxter/Volex looking down towards Burren and Nephin or from The Westport Road about 2 miles out (Beyond Knockaphunta) or from the Ballinrobe road out beyound McGovern Motors. Come to think of it, it don't look bad coming in the new road either.
Cheerio all you Fish heads and Breaffy Dudes
Peter Jordan
Ft Lauderdale (and Breaffy, Castlebar)
May 27 1998
Peter Jordan
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* comments: More interesting fact on Castlebar:
Well known and otherwise:
1. The town river once ran via the front door of the CT offices on Cavendish lane, thru DH Burkes, Alongside the mall (Behind the aforementioned John Moore Statue) and across Castle street and the carpark before resuming its present course at Barrack bridge.
2. Castlebar once had a red light district and a brothel (Some would argue both are still there)
During it's time as a British army garrison town the "official brothel" was on Ellison street and the "red light" district was down around Newtown.
3. Freight Trafffic on the town river: In circa 1954 the Connuaught Telegraph reported a case of a coffin found floating down the town river. No further explanation was given.
4. According to Castlebar Native Aiden "Lanky" Leonard "It has great amenities for the size of it" whatever that means!
5. Fighting Fitzgerald, an Eton boy, born in Turlough house, caused a bit of trouble to the authorities with his incessant duelling and rowdyism so the hung him in the Mall.
If I think of any more I'll be dure to forward them.
Peter Jordan
May 25 1998
Connie Dunbar
* comments: Hi from LaPlata Maryland USA Will be in Ireland next month Anything I should not miss?
May 25 1998
mr &mrs myles
* youremail: terence a easynet. co. uk.
* comments: hi we shall be visiting you again the last two weeks in august as my mother mrs fitzpatrick lives in carha rahins.
May 19 1998
Dan J.J. Kahn
As one of the founding members of Rail Way Ahead, a new pro Rail Transport organisation for improving Train Services in Ireland, I would like to make my own contribution to the 21 or so bits of information about Castlebar. My contribution is that: Castlebar has a Rail Station located near the Town Centre, which has a service of about 4 or 5 Intercity Trains, between Westport and Dublin every day. Most trains have a refreshments service on board, and have a guard's van to carry heavy baggage and bicycles. Castlebar Trains also connect at Manulla Junction with a shuttle train to Ballina, which from early next year, will be operated by a new lightweight diesel-Electric multiple unit Train. There is also a long-term plan to reintroduce Regular Passenger Services on the Inter-Regional Route from Athenry to Sligo, via Claremorris.
May 19 1998
kilkelly, thomas
* Seeking: kilkellys in Castlebar
* Details: Twenty-two years ago, I visited Robert and Mame Kilkelly in Castlebar. They are now both deceased but their sons John, Robert, and Fergus may still be living in or around Castlebar. I will be in Ireland this June and would like to contact them again.
May 18 1998
Melanie Doherty
Looking forward to my trip there!
17 May 1998 sean moran
Subject: Castlebar Gaol
Would anyone there be so kind for me and tell me if there are any records of prisoners held at the Gaol in Castlebar in 1880s
May 15 1998
Guido Schonkeren
* Seeking: Schonkeren
* Details: Just curious, Schonkeren comes from the Netherlands / Belgium. How did they came in Ireland? :)
May 13 1998
J.F."Jim" McLinskey
Unsure this working as each of two attempts upon clicking SUBMIT I was disconnected from the internet?!?.
[Hope it's not us that's cutting you off]
May 13 1998
Lisa Wright
Hi! I was just browsing websites in Ireland when I came across this one. I might actually be heading out there soon with my mom (i'm in the u.s.), and it sounds great from everything I've heard about it. Well done site! C-ya!
May 13 1998
susan Jackson
congratulations to John Lyons and Kathyrn on their upcoming wedding! I wish them the best.
May 12 1998
Ronan O Reilly
there is only one team in Mayo.....the Ballina Stephenites rule the world!
May 9 1998
May 8 1998
Elisabeth Häusle I want to send special greetings to Liz Cronin, my best friend who I got to know in Castlebar. Moreover lots of kisses to all my friend from the RTC: Dave, Andy, Gerry, Terence, Seamus, John, Hugh Sandrine, Jessica, Antony, Triona, Joanna, Cathrina and everybody who knows me.
May 7 1998
Tom O'Connor great site, I've only just found it, I live here in castlebar & I didn't know about the site.I'll be spreading the word from now on.Keep up the good work.
Cheers, Tom.
May 7 1998
May 2 1998
Elizabeth Dupke
It sounds lovely in your area - perhaps I can visit someday soon. Any opera interest out there? Do let me know - even though I'm a "Yank" - don't hold it against me! :)
May 1 1998
Aidan Gill Hi
I went to castlebar rtc for 3 years doing computers and now work in Limerick, so that is my connection with C'bar.
May 1 1998
John McHale Hello every one in Castlebar.
I have always wanted to know about my Irish heritage. I was born in Liverpool, England but now live in Ontario, Canada. If any one can send me more info on the McHale name I would appreciate it greatly. I was always told by my father that the McHale clan was from County Cork. Is this a very common name to Ireland?
You have a great web site here and I would love to visit again some time with my father. I know he would enjoy the fact there is a stadium named after the McHale clan and a road too. Thank you,
John McHale
Kev Coleman April 29 1998
Hello Castlebar,
A Fellow county-man here...currently in Co. Limerick...good to see Mayo on the web...
Pity about the Information Age thing....
but keep it up anyway !!
April 29 1998
Kathleen Brammer
I was in Castlebar in December of last year on a visit with my sister. We have family that lived there in the 1800's and were searching for information on them. They were Barretts and Gaughans. We stayed for 2 days at the Rose Garden B&B and were treated as family. Your pubs treated us as royalty and gave us a taste of the town. We wanted to see the Catholic church and walked into Finbar Kelley's funeral and I think the whole town was there. He must have been a wonderful man. Your library was very helpful to us as we searched for information on our family. I just want to say that although it was our first visit to Ireland and to your town, we felt as if we had come home. We hope to return someday soon.
thank you all.
April 27 1998
Joan ward
it's joan here(but really it's Hilary her daughter)
April 25 1998
Tony Devaney
Thanks to everyone I met in Castlebar on Wed/Thu 22/23rd April. Sorry it was only a short stay but hope to be back in October, you have a wonderful town.
Tony Devaney.
April 22 1998
Dr. P. Meagher
Up Mayo and Castlebar Mitchels.
April 17 1998
Frank McGourn
I visited Castlebar years ago and loved it. I hope I can get back some day soon.
April 14 1998
Teresa McCracken Grumm
Greetings from Spring Lake, Michigan, looking forward to the Neary Famiily Reunion in Castlebar (Welcome Inn Hotel) on August 15, 1998. Also looking forwad to curry fries from Casey's and a Cider from the Kingsbridge Inn!!!
April 11 1998
Kathleen Brammer
Happy Easter to all in Castlebar
April 11 1998
Happy to find this website. Visited last December and loved the area. Have a great Easter
April 10 1998
Mr Bernie Wright
Happy Easter to everyone in Castlebar
- the friendly town
Special greetings to my uncle Pat Roach
at Davitts Terrace
April 10 1998
Henk Kuppens
Hello Castlebar,
See you hopefully in july 4-days walk.
bye bye (i love you're Irish music)
April 8 1998
Greetings from Christopher Toney
April 6 1998
Vincent Jordan
Hello all in Castlebar - greetings from Portland, Oregon. Well it's a pleasure to drop in for a look around. I am actually in Castlebar at this time, but return to Portland on Saturday 12th of April. I am returning there after a 15 month stay in Israel which is definitely a recommended place to visit. Hope you all have a wonderful Easter - sorry I am going to miss it.
All the best.... Vincent Jordan (originally from Breaffy).
April 3 1998
Greetings from Nancy O'Hara
Mar 30 1998
Kevin Aronin
Great site! After many great times and an odd sad day in C'bar your fine site brought back many fine memories. I sent a response to one of your inquiries that may bear repeating. Hope to hear from everybody over there and see you soon. My Reply to the American looking for info on C'bar:I'm married to a Castlebar woman (Anne Stephens, Greenauns, Ross and have thus been there several times. Stay at the Bed & Breakfast's. I highly suggest Kay McGrath's on the Westport Road. Phone 011 353 94 23329 or Nora Ward's also on that same Road. Excellent fine dining at Ardmore House in Westport, say hi to Pat and Noreen Hoban and Philip the barman. Horseback Riding at Paddy Joe Foy's in Westport. Fishing at Pontoon Bridge Hotel (freshwater) and in Westport (seafishing). Best Pint of Guiness in Mayo (maybe the world) is Johnny McHales Pub on the Pontoon Road C'Bar. If your wife wants to see really nice Euro Fashion theres a small, unpretentious shop called Marguerites in C'Bar with great selections at great prices. Tell Mairead that I sent you. For Irish Sweaters go to Fallers on Main Street, tell Maura Jennings that I sent you. If you want to bring back REAL GOOD IRISH SMOKED SALMON see Padraig Kennedy at Westport Fish and Poultry. Tell Padraig I said hello. Ashford Castle is a 30 minute drive, and must be seen. Go to the Dungeon Bar in Ashford Castle for some really great craic (fun in gaelic). Quick cheap eats at Casey Jones in Castlebar, The Bar at the Pontoon Bridge Hotel, Chipadora, The Davitt, Healy's in Pontoon, and Flanelly's on Main Street. Don't miss day trip's to Connemara, the Cliffs of Moher, Kylemore Abbey, Ballintubber Abbey, and Achill Island. If you have more time allow a couple of days at some of these places. If you're leaving via Shannon a fitting place to say goodbye is Moran's The Weir Oyster Cottage in Clare. Enjoy,
Kevin J. Aronin
Mar 28 1998
Good show just found it this evening ks
Mar 25 1998
Greetings from Edward Loftus
Mar 28 1998
John Farrell
Hi mum
Mar 25 1998
David Dittmer
Happy Mother's Day to my most wonderful mother...Ann McHale-Dittmer and my most wonderful grandmother....Catherine McHale!
Mar 23 1998
Greetings from Brian Garvin
Mar 22 1998
Greetings from Helen McNicholas
Mar 22 1998
Breda Fallon
Wishing all of my relatives on McHale Road a wonderful Easter holiday! :)
Mar 22 1999
Sean Gallagher
I couldn't aford the stamp mom so the internet comes to my rescue. Hope you have a very enjoyable Mother's Day. We'll be in touch in the next few days!
Best wishes, Sean & Malo
Mar 21 1998
karen bourke
LIGHTFORD,CASTLEBAR,CO.MAYO. to mam
happy MOTHERS day
love:karen xxx
Mar 20 1998
This is one of the best Irish Websites that I have encountered!!! Great Job!!! Keep up the good work!!!
Jack Murphy Omaha, Nebraska
Mar 19 1998
Betty Maher George
Hello to all but a special greeting to my relatives whom, I hope, will be happy to get a visit from a bunch of their Yanks this June.
John and Bridget (Fahey) Corley
Michael Walsh (I've met your sister Kathleen)
Pat and Mary Kennedy
I got your names (and addresses) from Betty Corrigan Mauk (my aunt) whose mother was Sarah Kennedy.
I'm looking forward to meeting you all.
Betty Maher George
Mar 18 1998
Patrick Rogan
Dear compatriots
Please visit my home page on http://www.seychelles.net/rogan
In the middle of the Indian Ocean I remember my old home at Glenhest near Castlebar
Patrick Rogan
Mar 17 1998
emer downes
hi henry and bernie, greetings from boston,thomas jr. and sr. are doing great. call you at the weekend
love emer. xxxx
Joan (Flannery) Dare
Dear Kevin and Mary,
Happy St. Patrick's Day from the other side of the Atlantic! Love, Joan
Mar 17 1998
Máximo González Rodríguez Well people from Ireland, I´ve got friends in that lovely town, and I wish to all of you a great party today. I will have a drink over here, In the Irish Pub we get in my hometown Salamanca.
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
From: maxi
Dear friends, I am a Spanish who have spent 2 years in Ireland, I have got a friend in Castlebar, and I want my sister to go with her this summer for studying english, she is fourteen.
Do you know whether there is or not any Language school in Castlebar, could you please send them to me?
Waiting your answer
Yours Faithfully.Maxi.
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Mar 17 1998
Lionel Knott
Congratulations on your excellent website!!
Mar 16 1998
Dara McGarrigle
To everyone in TY in St.Jo's (especially TY3) Have a brill St. Paddy's Day, And don't forget me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
See Ya in July,
Slan, Dara.
Mar 15 1998
Les Gilbert
In December of 1971 I spent 10 glorious days visiting
Ireland. Two of those days were in Castlebar. It was
a wonderful experience, walking the countryside, meeting the
the people of Castlebar. Every St. Patrick's Day since I
raise a pint in toast to the folks of Castlebar and I say
"Thank you for giving me and my friends memories to treasure."
May this St. Patrick's Day and all the days
that follow be days of peace, contentment, health, and
Mar 15 1998
Stephen Weidman
20 Raymond Street
Mar 14 1998
Catherine Hennelly
Hi to the Hennelly family - have a great day on Tuesday!
Mar 14 1998
Tom Feeley
St. Patrick's Day greetings to all the McGarrigles of Ballynew.
Tom, Derry, Tomas and Ann
Mar 14 1998
John (Jack) Murphy
To John and Martina Naughton and family...Happy St Patricks Day from Omaha, NE USA...I wish we could be there with you!!!
Tell Nan "Hello!!"
Take Care and God Bless!!!
Jack, Julie, Jason and Stephen...."The Murphy's"
Brendan O'Byrne.
Marlin Entertainment / Music Products
..I feel that our web sites would have a lot in common ..Many thanks for your time.
Mar 12 1998
Dan Hudson
Happy St. Patricks Day, Love and Peace from an Irish-American in Cleveland Ohio
Mar 12 1998 Toni Emery
To all in Castlebar:
Happy Saint Paddy's Day !!!!!!!
>From USA
Mar 11 1998
Adam Neary
This is Adam Neary here from Arklow. I just thought that I would write and wish ye all a happy Paddy's day.
Hope to see ye all at the Arklow open!!!
Till then.
Mar 11 1998
Shane Malone
Hello to Niall And Derek Malone of Mccarthy's bar (main st) from their brother in New York
Hi there,
Your site, http://www.castlebar.ie has recently been reviewed and given a 5 Shamrock Doras rating. Doras is Telecom Internet's directory of Irish sites, and we have placed your site within the Counties category, under Connacht.
In our assessment of the site we have taken into account the following
elements; content, functionality, style, innovation and how well the site
achieves its objectives.
Majella Reid
Content Editor
[Well - what can we say!]
Mar 8 1998
Michael McHugh
Exellent web site, I am trying to trace my ancestry and this site has been a great help. Thanks
Mar 8 1998
Claudia McKeon Meadows
Visiting from Kitty Hawk, North Carolina USA
Have traveled to Ireland only once, can't wait to return.
Mar 7 1998
As a student of the RTC in castlebar I think the page is cool but needs lot more information....but brill all the same.
[Thanks Jenny - let us have some info from the RTC - or should we say Institute of Technology! We would love to have more details of what's going on for students in Castlebar. As we say on the main page this is the Castlebar Site - anything about Castlebar is very welcome. If it's printable we'll put it up!]
Mar 7 1998
Stephen F. Browne
Mar 5 1998
good stuff !
Mar 3 1998
Derek Healy
Well I just Have to say that this is a pretty cool website.
Feb 28 1998
Just a short note to remind you that Castlebar resident, Ken Armstrong's radio play is our Internet Play of the Month for the whole of March, available on demand in Real Audio at:
Best wishes,
Marja Giejgo
Independent Radio Drama Productions Ltd
Feb 28 1998
Creighton Brewer
I studied in Germany and met a girl who grew up in Castlebar .. She invited me back to Ireland for 7 days, which I had a wonderful time, and probable made one of the best friends of my life.
Feb 27 1998
Feb 27 1998
Gil Cave Feb 26 1998
David Dittmer
I just wanted to say that Castlebar is one of the most friendly places in the world! I love the whole gang at The Brown Cow! And I just wanted to give a message to me Granny, Ms. Catherine McHale at no. 7 Charles Street: "I'll be over for your Birthday celebration and I can't wait to give you a big kiss and a hug!" Keep up the great work!
Feb 24 1998
Mark Winters
I stumbled across your very interesting site.
My father was born in Castlebar, I still have lots of family there, unfortunately I have not visited Mayo for years! Which I must do soon.
I actually write a music page for the magazine HOT GOSSIP UK, the url that I have left on your guest book, takes you straight into my page.
I will visit you again.
God bless
Mark Winters
Feb 21 1998
Martin Kennedy
Feb 18 1998
Janis Schroer
Feb 13 1998
Letting you know we are connected.......
breaffy n.s
pricipal;tom higgins
Feb 13 1998
David Dittmer
Hi! My name is David Dittmer and I will be coming to Castlebar in April to visit my Grandmother. Perhaps you may know of her..... her name is Catherine McHale. She'll be 86 year old! I've been to Castlebar in the past and had some of the best times I've had in my life. The townfolk are friendly and full of great stories....especially all of you in the Brown Cow! Hope to see all of you "Net" people out and about while I'm there!
And to Frank & Mary McHale....I'll be looking forward to buying you a round....or maybe a few. God Bless to all the great people of Castlebar!
Feb 12 1998
James Odonnell
HI FROM SWISS VALLEY fARMS DAIRY IN CHICAGO iLLINOIS. U.S.A. Mr James Odonnell, District General Manager and a past resident.
Feb 10 1998
Michael Haverty http://members.tripod.com/~Haverty/open98.html
Please visit this site if you require information on the upcoming 8th Baxter Healthcare Castlebar Open Racquetball Tournament on the 20th, 21st and 22nd March 1998
Michael Haverty
Feb 1 1998
Beth Swope
Jan 29 1998
Jan 26 1998 John & Ann(Mcgrath) Gleeson
Jan 26 1998
Karen M. Martin (Emmons - maiden name)
I and my family lived in Castlebar in 1980 to1981 and attended St.Joseph's.
Jan 19 1998
john edwards cash and carry bangor n.wales landmark
Came across you while surfing.
Jan 19 1998
Adrienne Jordan
Very impressive
Jan 18 1998
Subject: Moneen
I have a friend you is interested in the word Moneen and if it has any special meaning or history. If you could enlighten us I would be most grateful.
Tony Hallihan
Jan 14 1998
James Fox
Hello to everyone in castlebar and balla.
Jan 13 1998
Frank O'Reilly
Great Stuff, my first time spotting it.
The kind of job that will give websites a good name.
Jan 13 1998
Jan 13 1998
Krystal & Michaela Dyment
We live in a small town in Oregon, USA. I am 37 yrs old and my daughter is 8 yrs old. It has always been our dream to move to Ireland, and we are planning for it. We would love to relocate to Castlebar. Thankyou for your hospitality. Is there any information you could send me on the job market? I have done mostly bookkeeping and clerical. I also have a nursing background, but am no longer in the profession. Thankyou again.
Krystal Dyment
Jan 12
Subject: Uncle Jim Molloy
Dear Sir/Madam,
I visited your Web Site this morning and found it very interesting as well as informative. The reason I'm writing this note to you is because I was just speaking on the phone with my cousins Jamus and Sean Molloy of Carroll Keel last Saturday and the told me that my Uncle Jim (their da) was in the hospital and not doing to well. If you know the Molloys please pass along this message and let them know that we are keeping Uncle Jim in our thoughts and prayers. Also, you could help me if you could let me know the most direct way I could forward an e-mail to them - perhaps there may be a business near them that has an Internet address.
From the Cousin's Across the Pond,
Tom McInnis
Jan 12 1998
Just a wee thing...
Your Connaught Telegraph link is bringing up a mailto: email@example.com, is this supposed to be a link to the web edition of the paper, it seems that it should..?
Also, nice to see a web page that isn't full of graphic overload...keep it up!!
Jeff Cunningham
Multimedia Integration Quality
Apple Computer Inc.
tel: +353-21-284760
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Jan 3 1998 From: Athenafive email@example.com Subject: Re: Festival of the Five Senses Hi: Where are you based? Do you know that a Festival of the Five Senses exists in California since 1996? I would like to know more about your festival which sounds very similar to the one in California. I look forward to hearing from you. Claudia Durgnat
Jan 3 1998
Greetings from Portland Oregon
I am researching the Vahey name since I am a Vahey. Would be interested to have the E-mail address for any Vahey in Castlebar or Co. Mayo.
Nice Web site, love the graphics
Hope to here from you all. Jack in Portland
Jan 1 1998
Sean Mc Donnell,
For older greetings
Just some of the messages received............
Say Hi to Castlebar
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Hi Jabbar,
If you have an ASCII technology file that has not been compiled into a library already, then you will need to choose the "Compile a new techfile" option. If there is an existing library with technology information associated with it, then you would choose "Attach to an existing techfile" - think of this as "Attach to existing technology LIBRARY". If you do not even have a technology file, then you might use the Stream In process to create one as it performs the stream in operation. You will need a display.drf file also to control the display of the layer purpose pairs - each layer-purpose pair has a "packet" associated with it, and the display packets are defined in the display.drf. If you have already created a library and later wish to compile technology information into it, you can choose Tools -> Technology File Manager -> Load. Also from the Technology File Tool Box you can perform other techfile related tasks.
Hopefully this answers your question?
In reply to skillUser:
Hi Lawrence,
Thanks for your reply. From your suggestion I do not know which one I must do.
The problem is as in the picture, the technology library is "none". http://www.flickr.com/photos/42310091@N07/5455663229/
I have define new library in the library manager called "cmos_45nm". http://www.flickr.com/photos/42310091@N07/5455663761/
What should I do?
Thanks in advance.
In reply to jabbar:
Hi Jabbar,
If you press the Show Files button at the top of the Library Manager window, do you see a file named techfile.cds in the cmos_45nm library? If the latter is a "technology library", i.e. a library that has technology information associated with it, then it should have this file and you should be able to attach your design library "addsub" to it. If there is no techfile.cds present in the library cmos_45nm then you will need to follow the steps I mentioned earlier for loading a technology file using the Technology File Toolbox ("Load..." button -> Load Technology File form) - you specify the ASCII technology file and what sections to read/build, and whether the mode is "merge" or "replace". It should be straightforward and the documentation covers this.
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One word for equity performance for the year to date: uncertain. The rest of the year: uncertain. In an uncertain world, wouldn't it be nice to give up on equities and go for commodities, bonds or cash? Two words for commodities: uncertain and volatile. One word for bonds: unattractive. One phrase for cash: "show me the money". Which brings us nicely back to equities for our "risk/growth" focused assets. Which market? My point for the week: one of the more unheralded "middle ground" markets for global equities is Australia. It's one market that combines the goings-on of commodities with the goings-on of equities with a bit of US dollar thrown in because of the pricing of commodities. Moreover, it's not in a multi-confusing economic bloc, but sat out there on the edge of the world. Alone. What about Bric? You say. Well, Bric year to date has been trailing the developed world. Until this month, Russia was doing well before a -9 per cent in May. When a market can do that and not hit the headlines it tells you how small it is. Ditto India. India's -2 per cent per month average this year is probably better-known in these parts because of the Gulf News demographic profile. Globally, it will have had less impact. The Bric year to date figures, serve to remind us that Bric remains relatively small, and relatively volatile. In a word: uncertain. In contrast, all the "bad things" said about the US, debts and all, is no longer being reflected in markets which have been more attracted to the future of the G7's best corporates. The Bric to G7 comparison is instructive as they represent the two polar opposites of equity investment choice. You could argue the case for bringing in Emerging Markets, or Asia, but the point will remain the same: in these uncertain times the markets are voting in the developed economies (or their biggest companies) above the fast growing ones. For the inexperienced investor thinking: "why doesn't my fund manager pick the top performing ones?"; which, for record keeping at May 16, were: The answer: there is nobody out there with such brilliant foresight. Markowitz's Nobel Prize paper starts with a point of this ilk. This brings us back to our central point: Part 1: that the comparison of evolved and evolving markets is a central investment focus of our time. Part 2: In trying to find one market that acts as "middle ground" between the two, our recommendation is to follow Australia. For insight on Australia, as at today, we recommend the research of John Goodlad at Hartley's in Perth. Oz fell with everybody from a year high in April, down 6.8 per cent, Goodlad's view is; "a fall of several per cent is still within the bounds of a normal market correction and is even welcomed by those who see it has helping the market consolidate ready for its next push up!" Looking forward, it's the diversity of the resource-driven Aussie economy that leads Goodlad to state: "The old aphorism — buy when others are fearful — should be applied. Bottom line: cheap and uncertain, so buy and hold. For this to be a bad call commodity and equity markets need a correlated depression.
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The troubles surrounding Alexi Giannoulias' family bank have put a dark cloud over his campaign in recent weeks, but during a Monday press conference, he shifted the discussion toward Mark Kirk, accusing the Republican Senate candidate of being "obsessed" with Broadway Bank and having nothing of substance to say about policy.
During a luncheon speech to about 300 people at the City Club of Chicago, Giannoulias accused Kirk of protecting corporate interests and campaigning on Broadway Bank woes alone:
"[Kirk] protected the taxpayer-funded bonuses of Wall St. CEOs," Giannoulias said, according to a transcript from the event. "And he refused to enact serious financial reform in D.C. That's why he won't talk about policy. That's why he won't talk about the issues. That's why he's obsessed with talking instead about Broadway Bank and sensationalized stories about former clients and campaign contributors."
The Giannoulias camp has continued to stress that the recession and housing collapse--not criminal activity--is to blame for Broadway Bank's problems, but Kirk has continued using the bank's imminent failure for political gain.
According to the Associated Press, Giannoulias said he "takes responsibility for the less than 9 percent of nonperforming assets that were put on the books when he worked at Broadway Bank before becoming Illinois state treasurer four years ago."
"Congressman Kirk has failed the people of Illinois," Giannoulias said. "He's campaigned on one thing only -- Broadway Bank. Just about every sentence Kirk utters is a noun and a verb and Broadway Bank."
Giannoulias also mentioned Kirk's ties to corporate special interests, his anti-Obama stance on issues and his record of cheering for "every single one of George W. Bush's irresponsible, failed budgets that doubled our national debt."
The Monday speech followed a rough few weeks for Giannoulias, with a recent poll showing Kirk with a slight lead. Just over a week ago, the Chicago Tribune's front page story claimed that during his tenure as senior loan officer at Broadway Bank, it made $20 million in loans to Michael Giorango and Demitri Stavropoulos, even as the two were preparing to serve federal prison sentences.
"When I decided to run I knew it wouldn't be easy, but putting your family in the line of fire is another thing," Giannoulias said Monday, according to NBC Chicago. "I am running for the U.S. Senate because I wake up every single morning worrying about Illinois' future."
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Pancake Update!!!
We are having a Pancake-Off. Me and Mr Mean are going head-to-head in the pancake-making stakes in the ultimate breakfast fluff test. He should win. After all, he does make a batch every weekend. But has he become complacent? Has his methods become sloppy over all these weeks?
These aren't strictly traditional pancakes, like the French crepe, but a great alternative. They are a light and fluffy Scotch pancake - also known as drop scones.
Well, the verdict's in. And I'm the winner! Yes! Sorry Mr Mean. I followed my recipe to the letter, except that I forgot I was making a double batch and added half the milk which resulted in a super thick and fluffy pancake. Very cheeky! So here's the recipe for my Super Thick Award-Winning Pancakes!
Eddie likes them so much, he cries when he's finished! That boy certainly loves his breakfast pancakes!
The Ultimate Pancake Recipe
Serves 5-6Ingredients:
250g (9oz) self raising flour
pinch of salt
50g (2oz) caster sugar
4 eggs
100ml (4floz) milk
50g (2oz) melted butter
- 1. Sift the flour and salt into a bowl, stir in the sugar and make a well in the centre, pour the eggs in and add a little of the milk.
2. Start to beat and gradually add more milk until you have a smooth batter that drops reluctantly off the spoon.
3. Stir in the melted butter.
4. Heat a heavy-based pan over a medium heat and grease with a smear of butter or oil.
5. Drop tablespoons of the batter onto the pan, leaving room for it to spread. When bubbles start to form, flip them over and cook for a few more minutes.
6. Serve with golden syrup, jam, fruit compote, yoghurt, Nutella - anything you feel like!


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 10,211–10,220 out of 13,749 events
from February 24, 2013 (x) to December 15, 2018
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Tour of Gracie Mansion
at Gracie Mansion (in Carl Schurz Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–11:50 a.m.
Gracie Mansion Conservancy presents New York 1942. Our newest installation marking the 75th Anniversary of Gracie Mansion as the official mayoral residence.
Category: Art, History, Tours, Seniors
Central Park Tour: Heart of the Park
at East 72nd Street and Fifth Avenue (in Central Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Visit some of the park's most famous landmarks, including Conservatory Water, Bethesda Terrace, and the Lake, on this east-to-west tour led by Central Park Conservancy guides.
Category: Nature, History, Tours
CityParks PuppetMobile presents Cinderella Samba at Flushing Meadows Corona Park
at Flushing Meadows Corona Park
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cinderella Samba is a contemporary twist on the classic "Cinderella" fairy tale. The CityParks PuppetMobile production sets the timeless tale in the lush landscape of…
Category: Best for Kids, Theater, Free Summer Theater
Garden Highlights Walk
at Perkins Visitors Center (in Wave Hill), Bronx
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Join us for an hour-long tour of seasonal garden highlights.
Category: Nature, Tours
Puppets in the Park Presents: 'Cinderella Samba'
at Flushing Meadows Corona Park Zoo Picnic Area
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Enjoy this modern version of the classic tale set in the lush landscape of Brazil. This timeless story finds Cinderella and her prince in a samba contest at the Carnival Ball.
Category: Accessible, Best for Kids, Theater, Free Summer Theater
Bryant Park Classics BookClub
at Reading Room (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
12:30 p.m.–1:45 p.m.
Join fellow enthusiasts and expert literary facilitators to discuss books nder the canopy of the park's London Plane trees.
Bryant Park Knitting Class
at Upper Terrace Gravel (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
1:30 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Join free beginner classes presented by Knitty City. Yarn and needles are provided.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Education
Painting Nature with the Art Student's League
at Woodlawn Playground (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Bring your child for a fun afternoon of painting the scenery around them, with Art Student's League's Pedro Rodriguez.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Nature, Art
Tour of Gracie Mansion
at Gracie Mansion (in Carl Schurz Park), Manhattan
2:00 p.m.–2:50 p.m.
Gracie Mansion Conservancy presents New York 1942. Our newest installation marking the 75th Anniversary of Gracie Mansion as the official mayoral residence.
Category: Art, History, Tours, Seniors
Gallery Tour
at Glyndor Gallery (in Wave Hill), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Wave Hill's Curatorial Fellow will lead a tour of the exhibition Flora Fantastica! in the Glyndor Gallery.
Category: Art, Tours
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The Bourbon Tales Vol. 3 – New Mexico, The Land of Entrapment
A battalion of military police is the last thing you expect to see when entering a hotel lobby carrying contraband. But seven MPs with assault... Read More
Ten Things for Guys (and Gals) in Santa Fe
When you first heard that you're headed to Santa Fe, chances are, "wow that's a great place for guys to hangout" wasn't the first thing... Read More
8 Santa Fe Foods and Drinks You Must Try
Santa Fe is an amazing place where "art" extends to almost all mediums and lucky for us, that also includes food and drinks! The challenge... Read More
Still Time for Type-A West w/ Discount Code
Does the call of the West or lure of the desert captivate you? Or better yet, do you just want to go to Santa Fe... Read More
The Bourbon Tale Vol. 2 – Fistfights, Filibusters and the Five-Oh
"Momma? Are politicians allowed to say 'horse's ass' on TV?" It was a simple question Ethan wanted answered. The filibuster on the Tennessee Whiskey bill... Read More
Easy Cosplay Outfit Ideas: Heroes vs Villains!
If you've been to a networking party at a Type-A Parent conference, you might have seen a few people dress up in years past. Since... Read More
Fig Blood Orange Margarita Recipe
I am not sure I can properly express how amazing this fig blood orange margarita is. In fact, it even converts people who typically don't like margaritas OR tequila. I swap out limes for blood oranges here, which compliment the fig flavor so well. I also make the fig simple syrup with brown sugar. While you can use a younger, lesser tequila, I highly recommend pairing it with the Patron añejo. (Photos by Lisa Lehmann)
Heroes and Villains Closing Party + Local Meetup Hosted by City Dads Group and Type-A Parent
I am thrilled to announce both an epic theme and an epic partnership for our closing party for Type-A West. We will be co-hosting the party,... Read More
The Bourbon Tale
We'd stopped at a Pilot station just outside of Alpharetta, Ga., to fill up on fountain sodas and Milk Duds when a deputy sheriff walked... Read More
Bourbons for Those Need a Drink Moments
When I have a need-a-drink moment, I reach for bourbon. It doesn't matter if it's a bad day moment (shot), an irritated one (something neat... Read More


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Punjabi Movie: Bambukat, Releasing 29th July 2016!
Bambukat, is set in the 1960's. The story is about, a simple girl Pakko (Simi Chahal) and her husband Chanan Singh (Ammy Virk) who is poor and from a small village. He believes in doing different things and loves engines and machines. His dream is to one day make different types of vehicles.
Once the arrival of Chanan Singh and Pakko reaches the in-laws house. They expecting to be looked after by the in-laws. But what they do not realise is that everybody is smitten by Pakko's sister Sami (Sheetal Thakur) and her husband Resham Singh (Binnu Dhillon). The whole house respects Resham more as he has a top paying job in the railway industry and also owns a motorcycle, which is a huge affair.
This is where the story of Bambukat takes a turn and Chanan Singh's quest begins to out show Resham Singh and own a motorcycle himself. Here is a story of a common man trying to impress all by outshining his brother-in-law.
When you go watch the Bambukat movie, ask yourself these questions:
- Does Chanan Singh succeed in impressing the in-laws and fulfilling his dream of owning a motorcycle?
- Does Pakko get her due share of respect from her family ?
Bambukat releases in cinemas 29th July, worldwide.
Bambukat Trailer: https://youtu.be/e9u_D-5lYJ4
Songs within the movie:
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- Kainthe Wala|Bambukat|Ammy Virk|Kaur B|Releasing on 29th July 2016:
- Jind|Arminder Gill|Bambukat|Ammy Virk|Binnu Dhillon| Releasing on 29th July 2016:


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Bike Ride
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- This is a 26.01 mi Bike Ride in Salt Lake City, UT, United States. The Bike Ride has a total ascent of 1305.46 ft and has a maximum elevation of 5,163.02 ft. This route was created by bradracker on 08/03/2007. View other Bike Rides that bradracker has done or find similar maps in Salt Lake City.
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