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The Detroit Tigers had just clinched a division title after a long season, and the Detroit Lions had simply won a game, but the two different ways the head coaches of Detroit's major sports teams celebrate a win does show something about their personalities. Here's the "Jim Leyland moonwalk" making the rounds online (You can scroll to 1:25 to see the moonwalk, but his heartfelt 'thank you' to his players, staff, and fans is worth watching. - you can follow this link if the video doesn't load below): Video: Tigers clinch AL Central - Part 1 And here's the "Jim Schwartz headset throw" going around the net (the Lions had just beaten the Washington Redskins - follow this link if the video doesn't load below): Maybe it's just the difference between baseball and football. H/T to Tony Brown. Fighting for football: one Down Syndrome athlete's story By Kate Wells • Aug 7, 2012 jeltovski / http://mrg.bz/PpvEAw Football practice starts up at high schools across the state this week. But for one athlete's family, the biggest day of the season is tomorrow. That's when the Michigan High School Athletic Association will decide whether Eric Dompierre can play football his senior year. Dompierre has Down Syndrome, but that hasn't kept him from playing with Ishpeming High's team the last three years. Now nineteen, Dompierre is too old to be eligible for the team. Former Wolverine sues NFL, others over head injuries By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jul 24, 2012 user Malinaccier / Wikimedia Commons A former National Football League player from Michigan filed a lawsuit yesterday against the league and four others for failing to warn him of football-related head injuries, reports the Associated Press. Derrick Walker lives in West Bloomfield, and he began his football career playing for the University of Michigan Wolverines where he served as co-captain in the '80s. Since then, the plaintiff went on to play tight end professionally for the San Diego Chargers, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Oakland Raiders. Over that time period, Walker's lawsuit says he was concussed multiple times which led to memory loss, difficulty concentrating, headaches and difficulty sleeping. Now he's seeking at least $500,000 in damages, reports the Detroit Free Press. Penn State's penalties may help MSU and U of M this fall (and into the future) By Steve Carmody • Jul 23, 2012 Michigan Radio sports commentator John U. Bacon says the University of Michigan and Michigan State University are inadvertently benefiting from sanctions handed down against Penn State today. Howell Schools plan end of pay-to-play policy By The Associated Press • Jun 24, 2012 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio HOWELL, Mich. (AP) - A Michigan public school district plans to do away with fees parents pay to allow their children to participate in sports. Shh! The Super Bowl commercials are on. By Steve Carmody • Feb 4, 2012 A group of Michigan State University professors will get together to watch the Super Bowl on Sunday. But unlike most people, they won't be watching the game, they're more interested in the commercials. New Orleans Saints overpower Detroit Lions to win NFL wildcard playoff By The Associated Press • Jan 7, 2012 For three quarters, the Detroit Lions performed like playoff veterans. They led Drew Brees and the mighty New Orleans Saints at halftime. They were still right in the game heading to the fourth quarter. But Brees and the Saints blew it open in the final period, turning Detroit's postseason return into a one-and-done affair with a 45-28 NFC playoff victory that was much closer most of the night on a raucous Saturday at the Superdome. Wolverines win Sugar Bowl in overtime By The Associated Press • Jan 4, 2012 Brendan Gibbons drilled a 37-yard field goal down the middle in overtime to lift Michigan to a 23-20 victory over Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl on Tuesday night. The victory capped an impressive debut season for head coach Brady Hoke, who has led the Wolverines (11-2) back to prominence with a BCS bowl victory. Denard Robinson highlighted an otherwise unspectacular night with touchdown passes of 45 and 18 yards to Junior Hemingway. UM vs OSU game not the best, but one of the most important By John U. Bacon • Dec 2, 2011 mgoblue.com Last week, the Michigan football team beat Ohio State for the first time since 2003. While it wasn't anything like the half-dozen "Games of the Century" these two rivals have played, I believe it might be one of the most important. Just a few years ago, ESPN's viewers called the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry the best. Not just in college football, or all football, but in all sports. Period. But this year's game won't go down as one of the best. Michigan entered the game ranked 17th, but the Buckeyes hobbled into their annual finale dragging a 6 and 5 record behind them, their worst team since the 1990s. But all that just made the stakes for Michigan that much higher. UM's Brady Hoke named Big Ten "Coach of the Year" By Mark Brush • Nov 30, 2011 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio The University of Michigan's first-year head football coach was given Big Ten "Coach of the Year" honors by other conference coaches and by members of the media. Hoke led the Wolverines to a 10-2 season overall, including a win against rival Ohio State. From MGoBlue.com: The Big Ten Conference announced Wednesday (Nov. 30) that University of Michigan head football coach Brady Hoke was chosen as the Hayes-Schembechler Coach of the Year, as selected by conference coaches, and the Dave McClain Coach of the Year, as picked by the media. Hoke is the sixth first-year coach to earn the McClain Coach of the Year award, which dates back to 1972 and is named for the former Wisconsin coach. This is the inaugural awarding of the Hayes-Schembechler Coach of the Year honor, which pays tribute to Ohio State's Woody Hayes and Michigan's Bo Schembechler. MGoBlue.com reports Hoke joins former Michigan coach Fielding Yost as the only coaches in Michigan's history to win at least 10 games in their first season as head coach. Michigan Governor Snyder cooks turkeys, roots for Lions By Rick Pluta • Nov 23, 2011 Governor Rick Snyder says he's responsible for his family's Thanksgiving feast this year. But he says working in the kitchen is a lower priority than another holiday tradition – the Detroit Lions Thanksgiving Day football game. "I'm cooking. I'm doing two turkeys. Actually, we're cooking them on Friday, though, because I'm hoping – the family's all going to the Lions game. So, go Lions – We've got a great chance to beat those Packers," said Snyder. That could cost the governor some support in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, where many sports fans have regional loyalty to Green Bay. The governor has predicted the Lions will be in a Super Bowl before he leaves office. John U. Bacon: "You can either be a PR man or you can be a journalist... and try to tell the truth" By Christina Shockley, Vincent Duffy & Zoe Clark • Nov 11, 2011 Flickr user Anthony Gattine/Flickr / http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Listen Listening... / Michigan Radio's Sports Commentator John U. Bacon has a new book out. It premiered at number six on The New York Times non-fiction best seller list this week. Bacon was already well-known at the University of Michigan for the book he co-wrote with Bo Schembechler. So, it wasn't difficult for him to get access to the Wolverine football program in 2008 when the team got a new head coach Rich Rodriguez, or Rich-Rod. Bacon's plan was to write a story on the spread offense that Rich-Rod had used so successfully at West Virginia. But Bacon quickly found himself in the middle of a new, more complex story. "It started out being a very simple story... and, now you realize, of course, three years later, the real story is off the field: it's what it's really like to be a player, what it's really like to be a coach, NCAA investigations, pressure, losing, ultimately getting fired... I don't think you have to be much of a football fan to follow this," says Bacon. Michigan Radio's Christina Shockley spoke with Bacon about his new book, Three and Out: Rich Rodriguez and the Michigan Wolverines in the Crucible of College Football. "Three and Out": Rich Rodriguez's tenure at the University of Michigan By John U. Bacon • Oct 28, 2011 In the summer of 2008, Rich Rodriguez granted me unfettered access to the Michigan football program so I could write a book. Three years later the book is finished, and not with a happy ending. Similar to just about everybody else connected to Michigan football these past three years, I had no idea what I was getting into. During my three years following the Michigan football team, the working title of the book changed from "All or Nothing," to "All In," to "Third and Long," before Rodriguez's last season, and after he was fired, to "Three and Out." Good times for Detroit's sports teams By John U. Bacon • Sep 30, 2011 Keith Allison / Flickr Once in a while something happens that is so unusual, even those who don't normally pay attention have to stop and take notice. Haley's Comet, for example, only comes along once every 75 years. A leap year only comes around every four years. And Lindsey Lohan goes to jail – no, wait, that happens every week. Well, this week, Detroit sports fans got Haley's Comet, a leap year, and a clean and sober Lindsay Lohan all wrapped into one: The Tigers clinched the American League Central Division, and even more shockingly, the Lions won their third straight game. The greatest finish in Big House history By John U. Bacon • Sep 16, 2011 screen grab from mgoblue.com video What if you had a night game, and nobody came? Well, that wasn't the problem. The game attracted more than 114,000 people, an NCAA record. To commemorate the event, Michigan wore "throwback jerseys" – which went back all the way to September 10, 2011. Michigan's jerseys never had stripes – and when you saw them Saturday night, you appreciated just how wise Michigan's founders had been. It was less about tradition than trade. Record crowd under the lights sees Wolverines win in final seconds By The Associated Press • Sep 10, 2011 Denard Robinson threw a 16-yard pass to Roy Roundtree with 2 seconds left, lifting Michigan to a 35-31 heart-pounding win over Notre Dame on Saturday night. The Wolverines took their first lead on Robinson's 21-yard pass to Vincent Smith with 1:12 left, then lost it. Briefly. Tommy Rees threw a 29-yard touchdown pass to Theo Riddick with 30 seconds left, but the Fighting Irish left Jeremy Gallon wide open on a pass that let Michigan go from its 20 to the Notre Dame 16. Dedication to Michigan Football runs deep By John U. Bacon • Sep 9, 2011 Andrew Horne / wikimedia commons With a night game scheduled in Ann Arbor tomorrow for the first time in Michigan football's 132-year history, the town is buzzing. But it's fair to wonder just how we got here. I think I understand why. George Will recently wrote that when archeologists excavate American ruins centuries from now, they may be mystified by the Big House in Ann Arbor. "How did this huge football emporium come to be connected to an institution of higher education? Or was the connection the other way?" It's a fair question, one I've pondered myself many times. When I try to explain to foreigners why an esteemed university owns the largest stadium in the country, their expressions tell me it's – well, a truly a foreign concept. Ken Burns said our national parks are "America's best idea." If so, then our state universities must be a close second. Back to work for the Detroit Lions By Steve Carmody • Jul 26, 2011 user: 46137 / flickr.com The longest lockout in the history of the National Football League is over. Now, what may be the shortest free agency period in NFL history is about to begin. The Detroit Lions are expected to be busy during the whirlwind of player trades and signings during the next few days. Lions team president Tom Lewand released this statement yesterday on the deal agreed to by the players and owners. "First and foremost, we are happy for our fans because all they ever wanted was for us to play football and, thankfully, that's what we are getting ready to do. This agreement is a big win for NFL football and for all NFL fans because it helps secure the long-term health of our game. "It is a fair deal for players and teams. We will be able to grow the game and appropriately share that growth with our players as partners. It is a deal that places a high priority on player safety and on the integrity of our game. The Lions released this timetable detailing the off the field and on the field schedule between now and the kickoff of the fall 2011 season. Desmond Howard's career at Michigan By John U. Bacon • Jul 15, 2011 Brian Masck / desmondhoward.com Desmond Howard stands about 5-foot-8 – I don't care what the program said. When Bo Schembechler moved the Cleveland native from tailback to receiver, it virtually eliminated any chance Howard had to win the Heisman Trophy. In its first 55 years, only one receiver had ever taken it home. But then, just playing at Michigan practically knocked Howard out of the running in the first place. Only one Wolverine, Tom Harmon, had ever won the award – and that was back in 1940. Schembechler never promoted any player for any award – Heisman or otherwise. Because, as he often said, "Nothing comes before The Team, The Team, The Team." When Bo stepped down in 1990, Gary Moeller took over, and followed the exact same policy. Remembering Michigan's swashbuckling football star By John U. Bacon • Apr 29, 2011 University of Michigan On Tuesday, the Michigan football family lost another beloved son, Jim Mandich, who died of cancer at age 62. Regular readers of this space know I've had to write a few elegies already this year, and I'm not sure if we can bear another one right now. I'm not sure Mandich would want any more, either, beyond his funeral. As he told Angelique Chengalis of The Detroit News last fall, after he was diagnosed with cancer, "I said to myself, 'No whining, no complaining, no bitching. You've lived a damned good life. You've got lot to be thankful for.'" Wolverine football great Jim Mandich dies By Steve Carmody • Apr 27, 2011 (photo courtesy of the University of Michigan Athletics Dept) Jim Mandich was the captain of Bo Schembechler's 1969 squad that shocked Ohio State. He went on to star on the Miami Dolphins 1972 team that went undefeated. Mandich died last night after a long battle with bile duct cancer. He was 62. U of M Director of Athletics Dave Brandon says Mandich was a Michigan Man "in every way." ""Captain Jim Mandich led a team that changed Michigan football for decades to follow...He was a legendary player and an even better person. He will be missed." The following is from U of M's press release announcing Mandich's death. Ohio State Football: NCAA violations could be severe By Mark Brush • Apr 25, 2011 user WDPGShare / Flickr The NCAA sent Ohio State University's president a letter citing the "notice of allegations" against the school's football program. In the letter to Ohio State, NCAA officials say, "Your institution should understand that all of the alleged violations set forth in the document attached to this letter are considered to be potential major violations of NCAA legislation, unless designated as secondary." Remembering Vada Murray By John U. Bacon • Apr 8, 2011 If you're not a Michigan football fan, you probably haven't heard of Vada Murray, but you might have seen his picture. It's one of the iconic images of Michigan football, along with Tom Harmon standing in his mud-soaked, torn-apart jersey, Ol' 98, and Desmond Howard diving to catch a touchdown against Notre Dame -- two Heisman Trophy winners, winning big games. But the photo I'm talking about depicts Vada Murray and Tripp Welborne soaring skyward to block a field goal. They were a kicker's nightmare, but even when they got a hand on the ball, it simply denied their opponent three points -- not the kind of thing that wins you a Heisman Trophy or an NFL contract. They don't even keep records of blocked kicks. But, over two decades later, something about that photo still resonates, perhaps because it captures their effort, their intensity, their passion – all of it spent just to give their teammates a slightly better chance for success. U of M sports venues' scoreboards will get a makeover By Steve Carmody • Apr 5, 2011 (photo by Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio) Scoreboards at the University of Michigan's premier sports venues are getting a major upgrade. The U of M Athletic Department announced today that it has signed a deal to replace the aging scoreboards at Michigan Stadium, Crisler Arena and Yost Ice Arena with state of the art LED displays. In a written statement, UM Athletic Director David Brandon says the department is excited. "Our goal is to set a new, higher standard for our fan's viewing experience and the game day atmosphere we create in our venues. These boards will be an important first step in achieving that goal." Demolition of the old video boards at the Big House began in March. New, larger LED video screens will be installed in both end zones by this August. The total cost of the project is expected to be less than $20 million dollars. UM's football coach inks lucrative contract By Steve Carmody • Mar 30, 2011 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Brady Hoke signed a six year contract Monday, that could average out to $3.25 million a year. The Associated Press reports Hoke will be paid $2 million in the first year of the contract: Hoke will be paid $2 million this year and his base salary will increase by $100,000 each season. Hoke will earn a $1.5 million "stay bonus" after his third year and another $1.5 million "stay bonus" if he is still leading college football's winningest program in the sixth season of his contract. The Associated Press also quoted U of M Athletic Director Dave Brandon expressing confidence in Hoke. "It's a big job with a lot of expectations and we feel very good about how much we're compensating him to help us reach those expectations." Brady Hoke replaced Rich Rodriguez who lost the Wolverine head coaching job after three lackluster seasons and an NCAA investigation. Hoke was an assistant coach under Lloyd Carr before becoming a successful head coach at Ball State and San Diego State University. Hoke issued this statement on his new contract: The contract was handled by my agent and the University. My focus has been on the football program and will continue to be on making this program the best in America. I couldn't tell you what's in the contract other than my signature. The University offered Laura and I an opportunity to coach at Michigan and that's been my dream. Nothing will change my focus. Ohio State's Jim Tressel and the NCAA: the sheriff is now the saloon keeper By John U. Bacon • Mar 11, 2011 user johntex / wikimedia commons It looks like Jim Tressel has gotten himself into a bit of hot water. That's why his boss, athletic director Gene Smith, flew back to make sure everyone said they were "taking responsibility" – a phrase which changed some time in the last decade, and now means the exact opposite. It was fine theater. OSU's Jim Tressel on the hot seat By Steve Carmody • Mar 8, 2011 Update 7:03 p.m. Ohio State University football coach Jim Tressel suspended for two games. Tressel did not report potential NCAA rules violates in a timely manner to OSU officials. Original post 4:24 p.m. Ohio State University has called a 7pm news conference to address news reports that head football coach Jim Tressel was aware of potential NCAA rules violations months before university officials learned about them. The violations involved five Buckeye players, including star quarterback Terrelle Pryor. The players allegedly traded memorabilia with a Columbus tattoo parlor owner in exchange for tattoos. Yahoo Sports reported this week that Tressel was first notified of the possible NCAA violations last April. But it was December before any action was taken involving the players. They were suspended from playing during a handful of games next fall. Though they were allowed to play in 2011 Sugar Bowl. SBNATION reports Tressel's contract does include penalties if his program commits NCAA violations, including termination of his contract. Neither Tressel or university officials have commented on the allegations made in the Yahoo Sports article. OSU president E. Gordon Gee did tell reporters in Columbus that the NCAA has been notified. OSU athletic director Gene Smith was scheduled to be in Indianapolis this evening, but he has flown back to Columbus to take part in tonight's news conference with Gee and Tressel. Detroit's economy could take a hit from an NFL lockout By Steve Carmody • Mar 3, 2011 flickr The city of Detroit could face an economic hit this fall if the National Football League and its players don't agree on a new contract. How big an impact is not clear. The current contract between NFL owners and the players association expires at midnight. Without a deal, Ford Field in Detroit will sit empty during the Lions scheduled pre-season and regular season home games this fall. A study commissioned by the players association says $20 million is spent on average in NFL cities during regular season home games. In some cities, much more is spent. The Christian Science Monitor reports small businesses may pay a big price. Jesse David is a senior vice president with Edgeworth Economics, the company that did the study. David admits people will probably spend money on some form of entertainment, whether or not they go to a game, but they may not spend it in Detroit. "It may be that someone else, somewhere else sees their income go up…but there's still going to be an effect on a group of people." Even if they miss tonight's deadline, NFL owners and players still have several months before games will have to be canceled or rescheduled. Snyder makes bold prediction By Rick Pluta • Feb 11, 2011 Photo courtesy of www.governorelectricksnyder.com The crowd at a fundraising dinner for the Michigan Political Leadership program was maybe hoping Governor Rick Snyder would drop some clues on what's going to be in his budget proposal next week. The governor revealed almost nothing about his spending plan. But he did make a bold sports prediction. Governor Snyder said: "Before I finish office, the Lions will be in the Super Bowl – how's that?" The governor did not say if that would be in the next four years – or if a championship season for the Lions would require a second term. The Lions record last season was six victories to 10 losses, following a winless season in 2009. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 next › last »


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In the Chicago premiere of Cirque du Soleil's 38th original production, LUZIA (a combination of two Spanish words, luz (light) and lluvia (rain)) transcends the audiences into a lucid dream, an imaginary world of Mexico. Based on traditional Mexican culture, this Big Top show reflects back on the beautiful country and the rich culture, history and mythology it draws its inspiration from; it's playful, colorful and romantic.
LUZIA opens with the curious traveler/clown descending onto the stage outfitted with a large golden disk that resembles Aztec calendar; he turns a large key, and everything comes to life. Nature figures prominently in this beautiful spectacle: rain water, desert, animals and enormous insects crawling around during some acts will keep the kids in the audience well entertained. For the first time in Cirque du Soleil's touring history, water is made an integral part of the show; rain is incorporated into acrobatic and artistic scenes; at one point the rain itself magically turns into silhouettes of plants and animals (set designer Eugenio Caballero). The stream of water culminates in the cenote (a naturally occurring sinkhole the Mayan believed was a sacred gateway to the afterlife) at the center of the stage floor. During visually enticing Aerial Straps act the performer glides across the cenote, flipping his long, wet hair around and interacting with a life-size puppet-jaguar whose movements are so well choreographed, the entire scene looks like a CG (puppet choreography by Max Humphries). Another highlight of the show for me was the contortionist Aleksei Goloborodko's act, who is believed to be the most flexible person in the world. He first appears folded like a giant tarantula, then stretches into a snake and morphs back again into an insect – mesmerizing!
Guinness World Record holder Rudolf Janecek's impressive performance (he can simultaneously juggle 7 pins at mind blowing speeds) is a tribute to the art of speed juggling popular in Mexico. Another time-bending act is the Hoop Diving with acrobats wearing bird costumes; the clever use of two treadmills creates the illusion of time speeding up.
A distinct vintage detail abounds throughout the show giving it a classy old Mexico feel. The old movie set is a reminder of simpler times, and the beautiful Adagio number has a romantic 1920's flare with the three porters hurling a seemingly weightless female flyer above their heads in a graceful dance.
Costume designer Giovanna Buzzi kept the costumes colorful but subdued, with each scene having its own color or combination of colors creating bright yet sophisticated scenery.
As expected from a Cirque du Soleil show, a live band with a singer (Majo Cornejo) provide accompaniment during some acts, performing a total of 15 songs.
In the end, everything comes together: the music, the costumes, the performances. Co-written by Hamelin Finzi and director Daniele Finzi Pasca, LUZIA is a magical journey to the heart of Mexico. Highly recommended!
For more show information or to purchase tickets, click HERE.
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LUZIAis Cirque du Soleil's 38th original production since 1984, and its 17th show presented under the Big Top. The company has brought wonder and delight to more than 160 million spectators in more than 400 cities on six continents. Cirque du Soleil has close to 4,000 employees, including 1,300 performing artists from close to 50 different countries.
For more information about Cirque du Soleil, visit www.cirquedusoleil.com.
Cirque du Soleil is thrilled to venture into uncharted territory with its brand new creation, Cirque du Soleil Crystal, exploring the artistic attributes of ice for the very first time. Specifically created for arenas, the state-of-the-art production will create a fresh innovative experience, pushing the boundaries once again by combining outstanding skating and sliding, remarkable aesthetics and acrobatic feats that defy the imagination.
"We are excited to create a unique entertainment experience on ice for all spectators to enjoy. It's a wonderful opportunity for Cirque du Soleil as ice provides us with an entirely new field of play which also comes with a set of creative challenges. Our goal is to continuously surprise audiences by showcasing all the incredible possibilities on ice," explained Yasmine Khalil, Executive Producer of Crystal.
Crystal will follow a young woman who shatters through reality to reach a surreal world filled with possibility. Beneath the surface, she pursues the life that has been glistening within. Sometimes, we must first leave solid ground to find our true footing.
Cirque du Soleil invites the audience to discover Crystal – A Breakthrough Ice Experience – and find out what it means to skate on the edge of reality.
Performance Schedule & Ticket Information
Cirque du Soleil Crystal will be presented at the Sears Centre Arena, 5333 Prairie Stone Parkway, Hoffman Estates, IL in six performances only, November 16-19, 2017. Performances take place Thursday - Friday, November 16-17, at 7:30pm; Saturday, November 18, at 3:30 & 7:30pm; and Sunday, November 19, at 1 & 5pm.
Tickets for Cirque du Soleil Crystal start at $30.00 and go on sale Wednesday, June 21, at 10am by phone at 888-SEARSTIX (732-7784) or online by visiting www.searscentre.com.
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Crystal is Cirque du Soleil's 42nd original production since 1984. The company has brought wonder and delight to more than 180 million spectators in more than 450 cities on six continents. Cirque du Soleil has over 4,000 employees, including 1,300 performing artists from 50 different countries.
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Cirque du Soleil has innovated the circus as we once knew it and has transformed it into something that has become so more visual, musical and exciting than ever could have been imagined. While some Cirque shows are set to a particular theme such as the music of the Beatles or Michael Jackson or perhaps an epic Asian battle or even a water spectacular, Zarkana is different than most as it focuses on three ring circus acts that we grew up with, likely beneath a large tent.
Zarkana is performed center strip at Las Vegas' Aria Resort and Casino inside a massive, and very beautiful theatre. Prior to the show, some of the 70-plus cast members from around the world are sprinkled throughout the venue interacting with people searching for their seats setting an exciting tone for what is about to come.
Each circus act brings out another gigantic set and bevy of creative costumes that are full of imagination with colors and movement that transcend the audience to another world for ninety minutes. Bringing to the forefront such fantastically traditional circus feats such as walking the high-wire, balancing acts, death-defying flying trapeze stunts and mind-boggling juggling, Cirque intensifies the experience of each with hypnotic music, amazing visuals and often incorporates its rich Vaudevillian humor.
Oohs and aahs are heard across the auditorium as acrobats fly overhead, performing maneuvers that can only be found in one's deepest imaginings. Dream like motions are brilliantly blended with dangerous stunts that sometimes will have one on the end of their seat. An ingenious cast of characters are as colorful as they are funny. Zarkana is a show that can appeal to just about anyone's sense of adventure.
Of the many acts performed, the Wheel of Death was probably one that caused the most amazement. The "wheel" is actually a largespace framebeam with hooped tracks at either end, within which the performers can stand. As the performers run around on either the inside or outside of the hoops, the whole apparatus rotates. The performers also perform balancing skills with the wheel in a stationary position. As the device spins faster and faster the stunts become more intense. Another stand out act was the Cyr Wheel. This is where acrobats rolled around the stage within large hoops while performing all kinds of mind-blowing tricks.
Each act was remarkable in its own right and opened one new world of imagination after the next. Whether an eight-year-old kid or a seventy-five year-old kid, Zarkana is certainly a sight to be seen and an experience you will not soon forget.
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The Most-Favored Nation (MFN) clause has long been suspected of creating a free rider problem in multilateral trade negotiations. To address this issue, we model multilateral negotiations as a mechanism design problem with voluntary participation. We show that an optimal mechanism induces only the largest exporters to participate in negotiations over any product, thus providing a rationalization for the Principal supplier rule. We also show that, through this channel, equilibrium tariffs vary according to the Herfindahl-Hirschman index of export shares: higher concentration in a sector reduces free riding and thus causes a lower tariff. Estimation of our model using sector-level tariff data for the U.S. provides strong support for this relationship.
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The second session of the Wildcat basketball camp will be held June 23-27 from 9 a.m.-noon at the Recreation Association gym on Timber Trail for boys and girls ages 6-15. Cost is $55 per player. For more information, call 756-2625 or go to http://wild catball.googlepages.com.
Richmond Hill High School girls basketball camp
The RHHS girls basketball camp will be held June 23-25 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the RHHS gym for girls ages 6-13. Cost is $60 per player.
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The Robert Sapp baseball camp will hold a session at the Richmond Hill Recreation Association fields June 30-July 3 from 9 a.m-3 p.m. for boys ages 7-14. Cost is $100 per player; team rates are available. For more information, call 756-4626 or 770-287-3309 or go online to www.robertsappbaseballcamp
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The Richmond Hill High School Cheerleader Booster Club will hold cheer camps for ages 4-10 and 11-13 this summer. Instructors for both camps will be members of the four-time defending Region 3-AAA champions, the Richmond Hill High School Varsity Football/Competition cheerleading squad.
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A Pet Helpers Fundraiser, Live Music, Raffle, Bike Show will be held March 23 at Jackson's Bar and Grille in Cheat Lake.
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More than 1,000 runners from a half-dozen countries and 45 states will take part in the 11th annual Sunmart Texas Trail Endurance Runs.
The event in Huntsville, Texas, 60 miles north of Houston boasts the countrys largest 50K road race and second largest 50-mile race.
Two-time defending champion Vladimir Nunes of Santos, Brazil, will be seeking his third straight title in the 50-mile run, which kicks off at 7 a.m.
Charles Hubbard of Bloomington, Minn., returns to defend his title in the 50K run, which starts at 8 a.m.
The 50-mile run, which has a 12-hour time limit, includes multiple 12.5-mile loops in Huntsville State Park. Each loop includes two out-and-back legs that offer a chance to see the other runners passing in the opposite direction.
The 50K runners, who have a 10-hour time limit, start with a six-mile out-and-back, and then run two of the loops.
The course runs through a forest, but more than half is exposed to sunlight. There are 18 wooden bridges (20 to 150 feet long) on each 12.5-mile loop. The trails often have tree roots and small rocks that can make twisted ankles and/or face plants a possibility for those not paying attention, but the terrain overall is soft and not a major problem.
The event, which began in 1990 with a 50-mile run and marathon race, changed its format in 1993 when the marathon was replaced by the now-popular 50K run. The Sunmart event served as host for the USA Track and Field national trail championships from 1996 though 1998.
A new race director Roger Soler has taken over stewardship of the event.
Soler, a 1984 Olympian from Peru, won the Sunmart 50K event in 1995. He is the current Peruvian national record holder in the 1,500 and 5,000 meters. He won the San Antonio Marathon in 1988, 1990 and 1992.
The call I got from (former co-race director) Terry Matlock was a big surprise for me, said Soler. I was actually very, very excited to be offered a position of race director because I always though the Sunmart event was one of the most fun and best events I participated in my 20-year running career.
Soler last raced in the event in 1996. Since then he has set up his own running store in San Antonio, Texas, and has helped train some other runners, including last years female 50-mile winner Amanda McIntosh.
McIntosh, 34, of San Antonio, was the runner-up the year before in 1998. But with some coaching help from Soler, she won last years race in 7:15:43.
McIntosh will be back to defend her championship in the 50-mile race this year.
The two defending champions in the 50K race are scheduled to compete this year.
Charles Hubbard, a 38-year-old computer consultant from Bloomington, Minn., won the mens division last year in 3:16:11 while Luanne Park, a 39-year-old elementary school teacher from Redding, Calif., won the womens division race in 3:54:14.
Nunes certainly is the headliner of the event. He knocked nearly 20 minutes off his previous time last year in winning the 50-mile race in 5:38:18. Nunes even took a wrong turn at the start of the race following after Brian Teason, the 1997 champion. Both wound up running three extra miles, with Nunes winning the event in 5:59:18.
Nunes has run the fastest 100K on U.S. soil with his 6:22 at the 1995 Helen Klein 100K. He is a former world champion at the 100K with a personal best of 6:18.
With a little more than 1,000 people expected to the event this year, 60 percent will compete in the 50K and 40 percent in the 50-miler.
Soler offered his view on the popularity of marathons and ultramarathons.
I think people in the last few years seem to be looking for new challenges, he said. As a matter of fact if you think you look at the number who compete in marathons has grown because walkers are becoming marathon walkers. It seems that people are getting more and more extreme. People who used to walk a 10-miler are now walking a marathon.
And the people who have been doing marathons for so many years they are looking at the ultramarathons, Soler said. This event is great for first-time ultramarathoners because the terrain is not very difficult. You get out there inside those woods and the footing is excellent. I have told people when I ran in the 50K race in Huntsville State Park it seemed to me it was easier than any marathon I ran.
This really is an event like no other, he said. The runners are treated in a first-class manner. Every participant is treated like a customer. And that slogan is the customer is always right!


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Aw, happy b-day to your "little" one ;)
- June 22, 2012 at 8:39 AM
- Amy Walters said... [Reply to comment]
Oh what a sweet heart. Happy B-Day to you lovely child ;) xo
- June 22, 2012 at 9:17 AM
- a Girl Called Kim said... [Reply to comment]
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Too fast! Happy birthday to your little guy.
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Happy birthday to your little boy :) my nephew LOVES chasing bubbles too he's almost 2...they do grow up SO fast
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Is D having a birthday party? If so, any specific theme for his party?
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Happy birthday to your boy! I hope you have a great weekend:)
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AWW! Happy birthday to your little one! Children are such a blessing! I pray God bestows such a wonderful gift upon me someday!
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- June 22, 2012 at 1:19 PM
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Aw. Sweet photos. Happy birthday partying!
p.s. We're never too old to chase bubbles as far as I'm concerned! Summer fun!
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aww so sweet :) happy birthday d!
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That is so very sweet...they really do grow up all too fast! And what a cute little guy he is! And I'm not his mama, so I'm an unbiased opinion (c: Have a great time celebrating!
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Oh I bet he is the best little guy a mommy could ask for! Happy birthday, little D!
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What a sweet little guy he is! Happy Birthday to little D!
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"A delicious-sounding, quick and easy recipe for baklava made with hazelnuts, blueberries and filo pastry. Different from the other baklava recipes I found already posted. Certainly not "authentic", but rather a 2005 evolution from the traditional baklava - which I love. I received this recipe in an email this morning from the 'Simply Great Meals' website and, knowing that most people love blueberries, decided to share it. My guess is that the baklava would be good served with honey - a gesture towards traditional baklava - or to be really 2005: with maple syrup or a berry sauce. The recipe makes 10 baklava. How many that would serve depends of course on what else has already been eaten and on whether you serve it on individual serving plates or on ONE serving plate. I've stated that the recipe would serve 8. When I make this, I'll undoubtedly play around with sneaking in a few extra ingredients, but this is the recipe I received from 'Simply Great Meals'; all I've done is to add the first instruction: soggy blueberries would probably result in soggy baklava. I see no reason, by the way, why this recipe couldn't be made with fresh blueberries."
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- 425 g john west blueberries, well drained and placed onto absorbent paper towelling
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- 2 tablespoons caster sugar
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