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Tony Kinsel's November 2008 Hossey Picks
I'm Tony, and these are my picks….
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Asleep at the Wheel – Am I Right or Amarillo? (Buy, Dang It)
- Asleep at the Wheel, from Austin, Texas., has been playing Western Swing & Texas Country Music since 1971. Ray Benson has been the leader and main singer of A.A.T.W. all that time. Since they've been together for over 37 years, they've put out a large number of CDs. This song is off of their latest release "Re-inventing The Wheel."
Bretheren Sol – Across the Desert (Buy, Dang It)
- Bretheren Sol, led by Eric Malmstrom, is from Ahwatukee, Arizona, playing Americana, Rock & Roots music. Eric recently asked me how I would describe their sound, since they were negotiating a deal with I-tunes, at the time. I told him I would call it "Alternative Country-Rock Music". This song is off their debut CDÂ "Devil's Rope." Be sure to check out their video Rescue Me, about Obama, that I posted on my MySpace blog, dated July 30th, 2008.
Girls, Guns & Glory – 667 (Buy, Dang It)
Dropped from the contest after Week 3
- Girls Guns and Glory come from Boston, Massachusetts, playing Americana, Country & Roots Music. The 4-man group is led by Ward Hayden, who describes their sound as "an Alternative to the Alternative Alternative". Critics say the group is "re-defining the Country Music scene in the Massachusetts area". They have 3 CDs out, including "Inverted Valentine", which contains this song. You can also check out the video for this song on my MySpace page.
Highspeed Hayride – Boots (Buy, Dang It)
Dropped from the contest after Week 3
- Highspeed Hayride hails from Goliad, Texas, playing "Country, Country, Country" Music, or, as they describe it, "Straight-up Southern Texas Country Music". They're a 4-man group, who currently have 3 CDs out, including their latest self-titled release, which includes this song. By the way, these guys be appearing at the Old Concrete St. Ampitheater in Corpus Christi on November 20th…
James McMurtry – Just Us Kids (Buy, Dang It)
Dropped from the contest after Week 3
- James McMurtry is a solo act from Austin, Texas, playing Rock & Alternative Texas Country Music. He recently switched his record label from Sugar Hill records to Lightning Rod records, which has since released his latest CD "Just Us Kids", also the name of his contest entry song. He is currently on a tour of the East Coast of the U.S., and will be heading to Europe after New Years, with a concert in Amsterdam scheduled for January 27th…
Ray Wylie Hubbard – Screw You, We're From Texas (Buy, Dang It)
- Ray Wylie Hubbard is a solo artist from Austin, Texas, playing his own distinctive brand of Texas Country, Southern Rock & Blues Music. He currently has 9 CDs, including "Growl", which contains this song, one of my all-time favorite songs. If you visit his site, tell his wife/manager, Judy, that you heard her husband on HossTheBoss.com in Corpus Christi…
Reckless Kelly – Ragged as the Road (Buy, Dang It)
Dropped from the contest after Week 4
- Reckless Kelly is from Austin, Texas, playing Texas Country, Rock & Roots Music. They are currently asking their fans to send in postcards and letters, along with items they've listed on their MySpace page, for their new program "Reckless Kelly's Miltary Care Packs", which will be sent to American troops fighting overseas. They have 7 CDs available including their latest effort "Bulletproof". Be sure to check out their video of "American Blood" linked on my myspace page …
Slow Rollin' Lows – Jim Beam Train (Buy, Dang It)
Dropped from the Contest after Week 4
- Slow Rollin' Lows come out of Beaumont, Texas, which was hard-hit by the storm surge of Hurricane Ike. Led by Calvin "Pug" Johnson, they're a 4-man group, playing Americana, Southern Rock & Texas Country Music. They've been nominated for the Texas Music Awards "Rising Star Award" for 2008, and have 2 CDs available, "One Of These Days" (which contains this song) and "Straight Out Of Texas"…
The Scott Wiggins Band – Country Girl (Buy, Dang It)
Dropped from the Contest after Week 4
- The Scott Wiggins Band is from New Braunfels, Texas, playing Texas Country, Alternative Country & Rock Music. (Hoss's note: They used to live in Corpus. We miss 'em here, dang it! They do the best cover of "Simple Man that Hoss has ever heard.) They're a 5-man group with a packed tour schedule for the rest of 2008 as they busily promote their new CD "Burn". Their debut CD "Only See" is a must have for any Texas music fan. It came out in 2005.
Troy Allan – Just South of Corpus (Buy, Dang It)
Dropped from the contest after Week 3
- Troy Allan is a solo act from Vidor, Texas, playing Tropical, Texas Country & Rock Music. He's been nominated for 2 awards in the 2008 Texas Music Awards, Male Vocalist of the Year & Song of the Year, for "Just South Of Corpus". He has 2 CDs available from MyTexasMusic.com, "1 Man, 1 Guitar" & "Just South Of Corpus"…
About Me:
I got started in broadcasting during my stint as a Signalman in the U.S. Navy during the Viet Nam era, working part-time as a DJ and newsman for a ship-board Armed Forces Radio & TV station on the USS Truckee out of Norfolk, Virginia. After being honorably discharged in 1979, I became a mainstream radio DJ and News Director in the Corpus Christi area for over 25 years on 9 different stations, including all 3 of the country-western ones. During that time I received 4 news broadcasting awards, 1 from the Associated Press & 3 from United Press International. I spent the last 5 years of my "career" on KFTX in Corpus Christi, constantly fighting with the program director over having to play their narrow top-ten Nashville music playlist of songs, when I really wanted to play Texas Music. I was finally shown the door after I played a Christmas-time phone request for Robert Earl Keen's "Merry Christmas From The Family", which was definitely not on the station's playlist, (I really hate that word!). Now that I'm on HossTheBoss I can play what I want. I'm working on getting my own show started on the station by early 2009, so I hope you're listening….
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I had a chance to check out Brethren Sol last week at a club in Tempe,and let me tell ya. They were SMOKIN HOT! The vibe was super relaxed with dynamics that were inc readable. It was great to see "pro,s" playing and having such a great time in such a small room. The club owner,staff,& young "hip-hop skull's full of mush" looked like they didn't know what hit them!
Hoss you gotta play a song of theirs called "Heros and villains" or "Already gone" these songs were killer, and they brought the house down!
Thank GOD for indie stations like yours. Thanks Hoss, & happy new year. JohnnO


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Laverne Brackens and Mr. Rocco Landesman, NEA Chairman. |
2011 NEA National Heritage Fellowships Awards Ceremony—Photos by Tom Pich
Interview by Josephine Reed for the NEA
September 21, 2011
Edited by Neena Narayanan and Liz Stark
Laverne Brackens addresses the audience of National Heritage Fellows and their families and friends.
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Laverne Brackens signs the Librarian of Congress's guest book which has been signed by visiting scholars, artists, heads of state, and Nobel Prize recipients for many years. |
Concert emcee and host of public radio's American Routes Nick Spitzer interviews Laverne Brackens about her improvisational quilt making. |
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Ryan Kornegay Attends Boy's State
Jul 19th, 2011 | By Submitted | Category: Community NewsRyan Kornegay, along with 508 boys has just returned from Boy's State held in Tallahassee, Florida from July 3-9. Ryan, sponsored by the Greenville Post #131, received several certificates and honors and a prestigious award, "The Spirit of Boy's State.". He lived in Marine Corp County in the city of Jordan Coast and was elected Supervisor of Elections for the county and state House of Representatives. Passing the Parliamentary Procedure Test qualified him for other pursuits during the week.
When asked why he would recommend the experience of Boy's State to others, he explained that even though our country is not perfect, our government was founded on the "voice of the people." which gives "The People the power to make this Country the best that it could possibly be." He explained that the language was broken down in this week's study so that he learned what government officials and programs were really saying. He went on to describe the founding fathers and the principles of "For God and Country." Besides having a great time, Ryan said he was also very thankful for his recent economic, government, and history teachers, Mr. Elias Paulk, Mrs. Lea Kalinowski, and Mr. Jim Waller who all really taught him the value and greatness of being an American and how our government works.
When asked to sum his experiences up in a quote, he was reminded of something a good friend of his told him: "We were born with too much Potential to not be Instrumental in the Developmental process of the world we were born into."
Ryan is the son of Cedric and Chiquita Kornegay of Greenville and will be a senior at Madison County High School beginning next month. Ryan also was the recipient of the Hugh O'Brien Award (HOBY) last year. He plans to attend Florida State University, majoring in pre-med with a minor in elementary education.


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Hello twisted people, I have been looking for Prometheus' track "Timebandit", on the net.
But unfortunately I can't find this on any of the download sites, like iTunes or BeatPort :(
I have the EP Sunspot/Timebandit but I also want a digital copy of the track…..
Does anybody know a good online music store were I can get this track?
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Ever wish you could be as muscular as a superhero or your favorite professional athlete? Well, the big muscles you're thinking about aren't possible for kids. Superheroes, of course, aren't real, and professional athletes are grownups, whose bodies are different from kids' bodies in many ways.
Boys, especially, might wish for bigger muscles, but their bodies can't build that kind of adult muscle until they're older. On the bright side, both boys and girls can do a lot to build strong, healthy muscles. Let's find out how.
It sounds too simple, but it's true. Playing, running, jumping, and riding your bike can make your muscles stronger. Any physical activity you like to do — from dancing to playing football — can make you stronger. Why? Because you're using your muscles when you do it.
What should you eat if you want strong muscles? You might think you need a lot of foods that contain protein (such as meat and eggs) or foods that contain iron.
But no one magical food helps build muscles. Your muscles — and your entire body — will be strong and healthy if you eat a variety of nutritious foods.
Some kids want to lift weights so they can look bigger and stronger. But lifting weights won't produce big muscles in kids who haven't gone through puberty yet, and lifting heavy weights can be dangerous to kids' muscles and tendons.
With supervision from a coach or trainer, kids can do some light weightlifting or exercise with resistance bands (large rubber bands). This kind of exercise can improve muscle tone, meaning a kid's muscles will be leaner and stronger, but not really bigger.
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So this year, daddy's favorite gift was his set of toilet paper tube Angry Birds
that "E" (age 8.5) made for him with cut paper at Grandma and Grandpa's house a few weeks ago.
She and "C" did a great job keeping it secret and could not wait for daddy to open his present!
I had not seen them yet either and I was blown away.
Wowzers!! "E" did a fantastic job making these and I think
they look just like the characters from Angry Birds!
Daddy can't wait to bring them into the office to display proudly on his desk.
Here are some close up shots so you can see the details.
She covered cut down toilet paper tubes with colored paper
then cut and glued all of the tiny face details with bits of colored paper and a few
permanent marker details for things like eyebrows.
I think her inspiration for this craft came from "Pinterest"
and she saw the painted TP tube angry bird set
Hope you all had a wonderful holiday and shared some homemade gift love too!
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BRACKEN, Texas - The historic drought is changing the behavior of the stars of one of Texas' natural summer marvels, raising fears the spectacle next year may be less spectacular.
Millions of bats around Texas are emerging earlier for nightly food runs, meaning they're more susceptible to natural predators. Some bat experts also see evidence more infant bats are dying, though they won't know until next year how the population is being affected.
Some 20 million Mexican free-tailed bats make Bracken Cave, about an hour northeast of San Antonio, the world's largest concentration of bats. Every evening from March into November they leave the collapsed sinkhole to eat. Thanks to the drought, their favorite dinner of insects is in shorter supply so they're leaving home about two hours earlier to begin their hunt.


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Felix "The King" Hernandez who is back on the mound later today against the Cleveland Indians in his first start since the perfect game he pitched last week vs. the Rays spoke to KJR's Mitch in the AM today.
King Felix told Mitch not to worry about upcoming contract negotiations. He says "I Promise - I'm not going anywhere".
I still can't help but think the M's need to lock him up YESTERDAY. Just do it.
Here's the audio from KJR.


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Chapter 9.94A RCW
(1) Whenever a person is convicted of a felony, the court may order the payment of a legal financial obligation as part of the sentence. The court must on either the judgment and sentence or on a subsequent order to pay, designate the total amount of a legal financial obligation and segregate this amount among the separate assessments made for restitution, costs, fines, and other assessments required by law. On the same order, the court is also to set a sum that the offender is required to pay on a monthly basis towards satisfying the legal financial obligation. If the court fails to set the offender monthly payment amount, the department shall set the amount. Upon receipt of an offender's monthly payment, after restitution is satisfied, the county clerk shall distribute the payment proportionally among all other fines, costs, and assessments imposed, unless otherwise ordered by the court. (2) If the court determines that the offender, at the time of sentencing, has the means to pay for the cost of incarceration, the court may require the offender to pay for the cost of incarceration at a rate of fifty dollars per day of incarceration. Payment of other court-ordered financial obligations, including all legal financial obligations and costs of supervision shall take precedence over the payment of the cost of incarceration ordered by the court. All funds recovered from offenders for the cost of incarceration in the county jail shall be remitted to the county and the costs of incarceration in a prison shall be remitted to the department of corrections. (3) The court may add to the judgment and sentence or subsequent order to pay a statement that a notice of payroll deduction is to be immediately issued. If the court chooses not to order the immediate issuance of a notice of payroll deduction at sentencing, the court shall add to the judgment and sentence or subsequent order to pay a statement that a notice of payroll deduction may be issued or other income-withholding action may be taken, without further notice to the offender if a monthly court-ordered legal financial obligation payment is not paid when due, and an amount equal to or greater than the amount payable for one month is owed. If a judgment and sentence or subsequent order to pay does not include the statement that a notice of payroll deduction may be issued or other income-withholding action may be taken if a monthly legal financial obligation payment is past due, the department may serve a notice on the offender stating such requirements and authorizations. Service shall be by personal service or any form of mail requiring a return receipt. (4) All legal financial obligations that are ordered as a result of a conviction for a felony, may also be enforced in the same manner as a judgment in a civil action by the party or entity to whom the legal financial obligation is owed. Restitution collected through civil enforcement must be paid through the registry of the court and must be distributed proportionately according to each victim's loss when there is more than one victim. The judgment and sentence shall identify the party or entity to whom restitution is owed so that the state, party, or entity may enforce the judgment. If restitution is ordered pursuant to RCW 9.94A.140(3) or 9.94A.142(3) to a victim of rape of a child and the victim's child born from the rape, the Washington state child support registry shall be identified as the party to whom payments must be made. Restitution obligations arising from the rape of a child in the first, second, or third degree that result in the pregnancy of the victim may be enforced for the time periods provided under RCW 9.94A.140(3) and 9.94A.142(3). All other legal financial obligations for an offense committed prior to July 1, 2000, may be enforced at any time during the ten-year period following the offender's release from total confinement or within ten years of entry of the judgment and sentence, whichever period ends later. Prior to the expiration of the initial ten-year period, the superior court may extend the criminal judgment an additional ten years for payment of legal financial obligations including crime victims' assessments. All other legal financial obligations for an offense committed on or after July 1, 2000, may be enforced at any time the offender remains under the court's jurisdiction. The department of corrections shall supervise the offender's compliance with payment of the legal financial obligations for ten years following the entry of the judgment and sentence, or ten years following the offender's release from total confinement, whichever period ends later. The department is not responsible for supervision of the offender during any subsequent period of time the offender remains under the court's jurisdiction. Independent of the department, the party or entity to whom the legal financial obligation is owed shall have the authority to use any other remedies available to the party or entity to collect the legal financial obligation. (5) In order to assist the court in setting a monthly sum that the offender must pay during the period of supervision, the offender is required to report to the department for purposes of preparing a recommendation to the court. When reporting, the offender is required, under oath, to truthfully and honestly respond to all questions concerning present, past, and future earning capabilities and the location and nature of all property or financial assets. The offender is further required to bring any and all documents as requested by the department. (6) After completing the investigation, the department shall make a report to the court on the amount of the monthly payment that the offender should be required to make towards a satisfied legal financial obligation. (7) During the period of supervision, the department may make a recommendation to the court that the offender's monthly payment schedule be modified so as to reflect a change in financial circumstances. If the department sets the monthly payment amount, the department may modify the monthly payment amount without the matter being returned to the court. Also, during the period of supervision, the offender may be required at the request of the department to report to the department for the purposes of reviewing the appropriateness of the collection schedule for the legal financial obligation. During this reporting, the offender is required under oath to truthfully and honestly respond to all questions concerning earning capabilities and the location and nature of all property or financial assets. Also, the offender is required to bring any and all documents as requested by the department in order to prepare the collection schedule. (8) After the judgment and sentence or payment order is entered, the department shall, for any period of supervision collect the legal financial obligation from the offender. Any amount collected by the department shall be remitted daily to the county clerk for the purposes of disbursements. The department is authorized to accept credit cards as payment for a legal financial obligation, and any costs incurred related to accepting credit card payments shall be the responsibility of the offender. (9) The department or any obligee of the legal financial obligation may seek a mandatory wage assignment for the purposes of obtaining satisfaction for the legal financial obligation pursuant to RCW 9.94A.2001. (10) The requirement that the offender pay a monthly sum towards a legal financial obligation constitutes a condition or requirement of a sentence and the offender is subject to the penalties as provided in RCW 9.94A.200 (for noncompliance). (11) The county clerk shall provide the department with individualized monthly billings for each offender with an unsatisfied legal financial obligation and shall provide the department with notice of payments by such offenders no less frequently than weekly. 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Over a month ago I went over the CRKT Triumph N.E.C.K. knife. This knife highlighted one of the biggest challenges of any piece of gear, an item that is perfect for one person may not be perfect for another. While this knife was comfortable, useful, and very easy to use, I found it would not work for …
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Yep, The company that made the offer is owned buy billion dollar Hedge Fund. These hedge funds don't give up, they will be back with a better offer.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
More than 400 million shares traded yesterday. Uplisting expected to send the stock through the roof.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Heading up all the way til next year.
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Yep, I made about $98,000 with ACYD, up 8000%.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Just took a look thanks, rating is BUY. Lot of talking going on in the Small Cap World about SEEK.
This a big accomplishment for SEEK. The new subsidiary boost of 5 million monthly users, which now puts SEEK closer to 10 million user per month. These type of numbers is what gets Wallstreet big money attention. SEEK is on the path to create new Millions in the search space.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Lol, wrong that's wrong and a lie. Here is a great website for Micro Cap stock ratings-(Bartchart) it currently has a Short Term Buy rating of %88, Medium Term Buy rating of %100 and Long Term Buy Rating of %100.
When you get to the site BARCHART type in the symbol & click on Barchart opinion.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I understand how you feel, I used to be that way but not any more once you get use to it, no big deal. Look at it this way 1 share of GOOGLE will cost you $1,000. GOOGLE will have to go to $2,000 for to make $1,000 PROFIT. But $1,000 will buy you 714,000 shares of SEEK & $2,000 will buy you 1,428,571 shares of SEEK.
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-- Middleton.
While we were over for the royal wedding she was quite the talk.
She's the world famous sister in law the heir to the British throne and now in the middle of a full blown tabloid frenzy.
You remember -- -- from the wedding wearing the other dress.
This one that inspired its own FaceBook page well today there's another set of pictures making the rounds in the British tabloids are calling the story.
Golden gate look here.
You'll be able to see one of the pictures here on the front cover of the sun.
A tabloid owned by the parent company of this network.
It apparently shows -- a smiling in a convertible.
Though I haven't seen it yet when the driver pulled out a gun and pointed at the photographers.
There it is.
It went down shortly after -- partied with dwarfs.
And strippers.
At a swanky Paris party for -- young fashion entrepreneur or it reads here.
Police in France are reportedly cracking down on gun crime.
But sky news our sister network in Europe reports that the photographer has yet to file a formal police complaint.
That he knew the gun was a fake and that it was all really just a joke.
So far no formal police investigation at all that she talks -- correspondent Jonathan Hunt no charges on the gun incident a question about that this judgment and -- more than any thing.
How much the royals and their families can get away.
Yes absolutely and -- get into being waving around a gun in a country where they've just had those series of -- of -- coming -- Where they've just have -- series of terrorist related shootings.
Was clearly not a good idea now -- -- wasn't doing it but she did appear to be smiling look at the top right of that picture that that's.
In the cops smiling while the gun is wade -- Dates maybe a judgment was clouded by the fact that she was that this popular not -- -- -- and would strippers and wolves and maybe she got the dwarf idea.
From one of her relatives might -- more distant relatives might -- will remember him he's the FAA for England rugby -- who married czar Phillips.
Daughter of the queen -- -- then went to New Zealand for the World Cup with the England rugby team.
I was probably caught up with a group involved in a -- wolf.
Tossing contest a -- Bob that prompting the memorable tabloid headline.
Rugby players blues and wolves.
What could possibly go wrong.
-- -- of course is the first time that the royals in those close to them.
Have -- landed themselves in hot water over something really is preposterous and ridiculous of this.
Not even close to being the first time it cost Prince Harry is one of those who is always.
Seems to be getting into trouble he likes dressing up in uniforms as he did obviously right that.
At the wedding but made Iraq the less wise choice and a Halloween -- wants you might remember when he dressed up in a Nazi uniform and then.
Barry is the king of bad behavior Prince Philip who once said.
And I quote people think there's a -- -- call system here but duke -- be known to marry -- skills Salma.
-- even married Americans.
-- did.
And then there was this memorable quote from him to.
If -- travel as much as we do you appreciate the improvement improvements and Eric croft design of less noise is -- more conflict.
Provided you don't travel -- something cold.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- The pride of great Britain and -- much like me because by the way if his party would -- -- trip was.
Was not my bachelor party she was not that.
All right I am not guilty you remained in the lower 48 for the bachelor party yes I did sir let's comforting.
For some reason I'm supposed to take this to the legal -- -- Sullivan and Randy Eleanor here you know.
I don't know if a gun of a plastic guy who the hill -- And I'll.
I'm with you ship however on the French law whether it's a real -- -- on.
The individual who -- is it who displays it this subject.
To criminal prosecution two years in prison if it's a fake -- seven years if it's a real good I'd be more worried about the little people -- my -- myself but.
Imagine putting the two together.
-- and guns that's a bad combination nation.
Very dangerous combination luck to practical reality is you ain't got anybody complaining the photographer there is no dummy.
He knows full well it's not gonna serve him any useful good to run into different to say oh my god I was so afraid -- what happening everybody was laughing.
I'm as Keith said all fair in all likelihood.
There's going to be some money.
To make this thing.
All go away it seems to me that people forgot to take a common sense tells that morning because you don't want to be in -- car with a fake gun.
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Before moving into their Ogden home in late July, Terry tells ABC 4 News he did his research and couldn't find anything that said his backyard chickens were illegal. However, in September he received a letter from the city saying he was in violation of the zoning ordinance.
"I had 15 days to abate it or I'd get a ticket for about $125," said Terry. "If I didn't abate that then it would go up to $250 a day."
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Wine List
Most wines are available by the bottle or glass
Sauvignon Blanc
Loire, France, Domaine Trotignon
Deliciously prominent gooseberry fruit flavours and an appealing freshness.
£3.75 per glass, £15.50 per bottle
Unoaked Chardonnay
SE Australia, Berri Estates
Fresh and lemony. With crisp, ripe acidity and good weight.
£3.50 per glass, £14.50 per bottle
Sauvignon Blanc
Central Valley, Chile, Valle Andino
Dry white with classic gooseberry flavours.
£3.00 per glass, £12.50 per bottle
Pinot Grigio
Italy, Ruffino
Dry, with pear and apple sauce flavours.
£4.00 per glass, £16.50 per bottle
Seyval Blanc
Yorkshire, England, Leventhorpe Vineyard
Light and delicate floral nose, with a hint of apples.
£4.25 per glass, £17.50 per bottle
Berri Estates Cuvée Brut
SE Australia
A soft, sparkling wine with a perfect combination of fruit and acidity.
£4.00 per glass, £15.50 per bottle
Duval-Leroy Fleur de Champagne, Brut
A fine, blended mousse backed by a soft, rich palate with flavours of biscuits and lightly roasted nuts.
£25.50 per bottle
Cabernet Rosé Nobles Vignes, VdP d'OC
Aimery, France
Dry Rosé, soft, with hints of red fruit flavour
£3.50 per glass, £14.50 per bottle
Tempranillo - Cabernet
Full-bodied, with beautifully developed flavours of smoky-oak and tangerine.
£3.75 per glass, £15.50 per bottle
SE Australia, Hardys 'The Riddle' Spain
Spicy pepper, raspberry, cherry fruit, blackcurrant, capsicum and mint.
£3.25 per glass, £13.50 per bottle
Central Valley, Chile, Valle Andino
Deep-coloured, with supple, rounded tannins from maturation in oak barrels.
£3.00 per bottle, £12.50 per glass
Valpolicella, Italy, Bolla
Lovely rounded berry fruit style with an excellent liquorice backbone.
£4.25 per bottle, £17.50 per glass
Pinot Noir
Vin de Pays, France, Robert Skalli
An elegant blueberry and black cherry fruit, backed by a smooth finish with spicy notes.
£4.50 per glass, £18.50 per bottle
All catering prices include VAT and are correct at time of going to press in January 2009.
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Exclusive Smurfs Windows 7 Theme Pack
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We are back with Exclusive The Smurfs Windows 7 Theme Pack, which includes the Wallpapers of The Smurfs Movie. This Windows 7 The Smurfs Theme Pack is comprises specially with Upcoming The Smurfs Movie, which is going to release this year may on August 3rd this year 2011. We are all familiar with the cartoon series of The Smurfs, who gather lots of cherries as there prime food and the fight for it with the evil. Read more..


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Il Lugano, A New Luxury Hotel Opens in Fort Lauderdale
Filed under: Luxury Travel & Hotels, Real Estate Developments
The top four floors are given over to 23 residences. The units range in size from 1,600 to 7,000 square feet with 10- to 11-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass windows. European kitchens and large balconies. Unit owners are entitled to use all hotel amenities. A three-bedroom condo is currently listed at $1.95 million.
The hotel has a swimming pool, fitness center, lobby bar and 10 boat slips on the Intracoastal Waterway. A signature restaurant fronting the Intracoastal will be announced next spring. Introductory rates start at $199.


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Explore the Experience Music Project (EMP) Museum, Paul Allen's West Coast answer to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Jimi Hendrix may have inspired the museum's creation, but it offers much more than that. Step on a stage to jam, look at famous guitars, and hear artists narrate their careers via videos. The iridescent, rippled Frank Gehry buiding is a draw on its own.
Admire public art with the family at Olympic Sculpture Park, a waterfront offshoot of the worthy Seattle Art Museum – and a free one. Besides works by Claes Oldenburg and Louise Nevelson, its signature piece is Alexander Calder's swooping red The Eagle, whose curves and color still imply movement. After all, Calder was the inventor of the mobile.
Go underground in Pioneer Square for a look at Seattle's history. Bill Speidel's Underground Tour gives a real sense of city's early days—most of its remnants were destroyed in a fire. Meet at Doc Maynard's Public House to descend into the subterranean storefronts of old saloons and seamy nightclubs. Later, check out the lively galleries and clubs above ground.
Ride the monorail to the Space Needle and relive the 1962 World's Fair, of which both are relics. The 605-foot-high Needle is the city's most prominent landmark – seen in movies from the Parallax View to Sleepless in Seattle – and an ascent to the top is almost essential for visitors. The monorail, which drops you nearby, is a cheap, fun way to see the city center.
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Shop and café hop in hip Fremont. This funky neighborhood, filled with public art like the Fremont Troll and Waiting for the Interurban, is the Seattle of popular imagination. Streets are lined with singular boutiques such as Les Amis, uber-cool record store Jive Time, and coffeehouses such as Fremont Coffee Company and Caffe Ladro, where you can while away the hours over an espresso.
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Book Clubs & Writers' Groups
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Join us for the discussion of Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey and An Expert in Murder, the first in a series with Josephine Tey as the detective, by Nicola Upson....
March 18 dicussion of Americanah by Chimamanda Adichie...
Tue Apr 01
Join us for the discussion of Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie....
Join the discussion of books selected by the group. Copies of the books are available at Mount Pleasant Branch. New members welcome....
Thu Feb 06
Thu Apr 03
Join library staff and discuss new books and timely favourites. For more information and to register for the program please contact the branch at 416-394-5310.
The Older Women's Network invites women, midlife and older, to meet in Room 2/3 and share views and ideas about selected books. The focus is on feminist issues. New members welcome....
Wed Feb 05
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Wed Apr 02
Join us for the discussion of Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith (aka J. K. Rowling)....
The Gerrard Ashdale Library Book Club meets on the last Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. for engaging discussion of great selections....
Thu Jan 30
Thu Feb 27
Thu Mar 27
Join library staff and find out about your next great read.
Tue Jan 28
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Join us in an engaging discussion about a different book each month. For more information and to register for the program please contact the branch at 416-394-5310.
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I just picked up my 2012 C III, and I am digging it. I haven't had a chance to drain my tank yet, but I was wondering how much fuel you can actually use... I had a 2007 Gen II, and although it was a 12 gallon tank, I ran out of fuel 2x with it- once when I had consumed 10.5 and once just below 11. I have since read about the issues with the bladder tank, and since I libe in San Francisco, shrinkage isn't a problem- I just assumed that it the system was designed to be very conservative about how much fuel was in the tank. But it looks like that may not have been the case. My ONLY major reservation with the C is the small tank (Why not have a 14 gallon tank and drive 700 miles between fill-ups?!!). If the car acts like my last one, I will need to fill up after 8 gallons or risk a shutdown (and in SF on the hills, EV doesn't get you far). So, has anyone run their tank down yet? And what would it take to replace it with a std Prius tank? Thanks!
specifications state it's a 9.5 gal tank.. also noted in a very useful and resourceful book that you get with the vehicle.. (PSST... it's called the owner's manual) the car will start complaining and blinking that light at you when you have about 1.2 gallons left in the tank... which results in about an 8.3 gallon fill-up. it would take fabrication and a lot of work to replace the tank with a larger one.. it's just better to fill up the tank more often dude.. the additional weight of carrying that much more fuel isn't worth the added driving range... including the work you need to do such a mod. things were shrunk down in size for a reason. there just isn't much room for a larger tank to begin with... hell.. if you don't care about trunk space.. you can always hook up some aux fuel tanks and put them in there... or if you want.. carry some extra fuel cans to fill up from.. i'm still not understanding the reasons why someone would want to carry around extra fuel.... is it because you don't live close to a gas station? it's not good for the car to run low on fuel... and someone would have to be stupid to run their tank down.. and even moreso to run out completely... say goodbye to your traction battery when that happens.
Internet Forums. Ask a reasonable question, get berated by a jackass. Going back to my post, I told you that my 2007 Prius manual claimed 12 gallons in that thing you refer to as a manual. It ran out around 10.5, supposedly with 1 1/2 gallons in the tank and a range of 75 miles to go. That wasn't fun. I am concerned that I will have the same issue with the new car, and I will not be able to know the TRUE capacity until I actually run out, something I don't want to do. If the new car has the same issue as the old one, I will run out of gas after 8 gallons, which means that I will need to stop for gas around 7. This takes the trip capacity down from around 400-450 miles to 300-350, which is one-two days sooner with my commute. Also, what good is it for you to speculate as to whether it's better for me to increase the tank capacity? Do you have any idea what my motivation was for buying this car? I will be driving 75-100 miles a day. The closest station conveniently on my commute is 10 miles away. Even on weekends, I don't typically drive past a gas station. Most of the stations near my house and at the "home end" of my commute are significantly more expensive. Which means that I either have one expensive convenient place to fill my tank or I have to take a 15 minute detour to get reasonably priced gas. So the only significant choice I made when considering this version versus the std Prius was the tank capacity VS ease of parking. We went with ease of parking. But that doesn't mean I am not sincerely concerned about the tank capacity, and would like to know if anyone else has experienced this problem before I start commuting today. IT also doesn't prevent me from waxing philosophical about why Toyota doesn't realize that many of us would like to see a 600+ mile range on these cars, even at the expense of 1 mpg. As for swapping in a new tank- did you see that little "wink" emoticon? That means I am not serious about it. Welcome to the internets.
The tank still holds 9.5 gallons of fuel.. instead of asking what the "true" capacity is.. which is that number.. perhaps you should've asked about how much gas is used before the annoying light turns on.. since again, it's completely idiotic for someone to wait until their car dies from lack of fuel.. which was also a number I stated above. if you're driving conservatively and getting good mileage out of the tank, you can get over 500 miles before you should fill up. fyi, there's no "claim".. your 2007 did have a 12 gallon tank. no vehicle will run the tank until it's dry.. but if you care, I've filled up twice now with 8.6 gallons.
Thus far, I've driven my Prius c as far as 485 miles w/o any issues -- just filled up with 8.8 gal this afternoon ...
Yes, I suppose I could have used better language to ask my question. But I still think my meaning was clear from the rest of the post. This is not true. Toyota put a 12G bladder tank in the 2007 prius. The capacity of this tank ranged from 9-11.5 gallons depending on the climate in which you filled it. My car would beep at me around 9.5 gallons, and run out at 10.5; which is why I was so perplexed to run out of fuel when I thought I had an additional 75 miles of range (When this happened, I assumed that there was something wrong or just ultra-conservative about the warning beep. I was wrong.) Toyota can put whatever they want in the car to hold the fuel, but if the spec says 12G and the car runs out of gas at 10.5G, then their "claim" of a tank with 12G is false.
Thank you, I had checked into this before buying it. But I was still wary and did not see anyone specifically mention that there was no problem on the Gen III prius. (Back in 2008 I searched for help on this, and came up short). I really like this little guy, but I drive a lot, and would rather keep my gas stops to a minimum. On the other hand, I am able to park this thing almost anywhere in the city, so I am guessing I will still come out ahead.
The US standard is based on at least 300 mile range or more. The c will easily exceed 300 miles per tank. Packaging constraints limited the size of the fuel tank and weight is a major concern for stop and go driving. The c was designed for urban use so the 300+ mile range is more than adequate for this intended use. You really have no other choice because no other car will best the c in urban mpg and have a larger fuel capacity. If you drove mostly highway then a TDi would be a good choice for 700mile tanks.
I thought about a Golf TDi. $5000+ more and the horror stories of several friends who had to deal with the cost of service on VWs (not saying they all have problems, just saying they are expensive to fix and maintain. The windshield on a Golf is $500 bucks from a third party!) But thank you for the info. It makes sense, and the Std Prius was appealing. I am unique in that I commute OUT of the city most days.
That is Rare. lol Yeah, I would never buy a VW for similar reasons but 700 mile tanks would be sweet.
If you are a Prius vet (unlike a Prius newbie, like myself), I'd venture to guess you should have no problem averaging 55-60 mpg (if not more), dependent on your travel terrain. That should give you a comfortable 400-500 mile range. I like this little car as well and am seriously considering buying a second one to replace my FIT. Ditto on VWs. I was a stalwart VW enthusiast back in the 70's and 80's, but got tired of the inherent design flaws they never seemed to be able to master as the Japanese cars have. To this day, as appealing as their cars look in their ads, I would never venture towards them again.
I was never able to get much over 52 on the freeway in my old one (I know that there are people who can drive them up to 60mpg, but I never got close, even when I tried). My commute (I work for myself, so it's not always daily, but can be) runs 40-100 miles round trip. 90% of that is on a freeway, so I won't be doing much better than 50mpg on that (my 2007 got 48-50, today I got 49 after resetting the trip meter once I was up to speed; I will probably be able to improve that a bit after getting back into better Prius driving habits, but not by much- and this one is not as good on the freeway as the std model). Traffic MPG will be better, when and if I hit some. But ALL my city driving is on hills in San Francisco. The old Prius was 33-36 on these, and this one looks a little better, as it's 500lbs lighter, running about 38-40 as I run for groceries and drop the kids off. (My Rav4 is 17-18 in this city, 25-27 on the freeway, so i am not complaining- I was filling that thing up every 220-250 miles). I expect a grand total around 45mpg, so maybe I will hit 400 miles a tank when I have a lot of freeway driving.
I have drove my Prius C for 1,500 miles so far, filled the tank twice at the 1000 mile mark and I was able to get 10 gallons of gas in there, and that filled it to the top so I'm avg 500 miles per tankful
that's INCREDIBLE!!!:kiss: ...my sister used to live in wheeling yrs ago...Gabriels is the place to shop
I just filled up today, my gas bar started blinking it took 8.2 gallons 439 mi on odo= almost 54 mpg! I'm happy I don't care how big the tank is. Btw that's city and why combined tooling around San francisco and the San Mateo area.plenty of hilly terrain


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Perfect picks for your preschooler
Dora's Royal Rescue GameFind the missing books from Story Castle and rescue the famous Don Quixote! |
Find Those Puppies GameCount with Dora and Perrito on their search for the puppies! |
Dora's Pony Adventure GameFeed, groom, and saddle up Dora's pony for the big horse race! |
Dora Rocks Sing-Along GameDora's on a musical mission to get to the rockin' party at Benny's barn! |
Dora's Space AdventureIt's a bird! It's a plane! It's a flying saucer? |
Dora Crystal Kingdom GameKids help Dora save the Crystal Kingdom from the greedy king! |
Perrito's Puppy TricksTeach a dog new tricks. |
Dora's Mermaid AdventureHelp Dora explore the sea and get Maribel the mermaid back home! |
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Thanksgiving Notables Part Two
Look for fresh eats this weekend at the LIttle Italy Mercato to create savory dishes to fill in the spaces at your Thanksgiving celebration. We love this recipe from Heidi Swanson for Kale and Olive Oil Mashed Potatoes. You can pick up beautiful, chunky potatoes from Polito Family Farms or Sage Mountain Farm, cook them down and mash them up with plenty of olive oil from Falcone's, a handful of well chopped leafy kale from Suzie's Farm cooked with garlic from Sage Mountain Farm. Add warm milk or cream to give the potatoes moisture, and add some salt from Salt Farm's Thanksgiving collection to jazz things up. Their new flavors like Bonfire Smoked, Ethiopian Curry, Tomato Spice and Pumpkin Sage will skyrocket your potatoes to a seriously delicious dimension. If you want to get really cheesy, sprinkle grated sage cheddar cheese from Spring Hill Cheese and smile as your guests dive into one of the season's favorite dishes.
For many families, the main course should be meat, of course! Da Le Ranch still has a few locally raised turkeys, or take home a good cut of lamb and braise it with rosemary and garlic from Schaner Farms and beautiful, gnarly carrots from Maciel Family Farm. You could pick up quail from Spur Valley Ranch and roast it with homemade stuffing using an impressive array of fall flavors. Gather fresh celery from Suncoast Farms, fig balsamic vinegar from Gianni's Fine Foods, bread crumbs, butter, and salt and pepper and mix together to stuff the quail before you roast it to perfection.
Let's not forget to prepare and to share these wonderful meals with much thanks and gratitude towards everything and everyone that makes it possible to eat so well!!
SD Weekly Markets brings farmers' markets to the city in San Diego, and people to the table. Each of our San Diego farmers' markets is geared to the needs and interests of the communities it serves, and each is managed professionally to provide the highest quality farm-fresh produce, meats, fish, eggs, and artisan foods to San Diego farmers' market shoppers.


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What's Our Story?
The Piano Guys started out as a piano store in the small town of St. George, Utah. One day while Paul was selling pianos, Jon Schmidt walked in and asked if he could use a piano to practice before a concert. Paul was blown away by his talent and they began to create music videos together. At first the videos were very basic, but as time went on we created more and more involved productions. After we filmed a few videos with Jon, he introduced us to Steven Sharp Nelson, a cellist who was beyond anything we had ever seen. Jon and Steve had been performing together for several years, and we could see that together we'd all make a great team. The rest is history in the making.
What's Our Vision?
Our vision is to create music and videos that inspire people. We want to take that music to the world and make a difference. We have something different to offer from any other YouTube channel. We like to put a new spin on classic stuff and a classic spin on new stuff. Whatever we do, we put our heart and souls into every note and frame.
Why are we asking for help?
OK, so we've hit a bit of a snag. Throughout the last six months our channel has been growing rapidly but we have still been working our day jobs. We are using income from our jobs to fund our music and video. While our families sleep, we write music. While the lights are out at our day jobs, we film. We love what we're doing and want to continue at our current pace, but to do that we need your help. We want to be able to take what we've been doing locally on a more global level -- playing concerts, holding workshops, and speaking to young people to encourage them to pursue life to its fullest and to make good music an integral part of their lives.
Please join us in our cause. Become a Piano Guys FOUNDER. We can't do this WITHOUT YOU. We don't like asking for money (who does?) so this isn't a "something for nothing" request. Check out the packages we've put together to say "THANK YOU" for becoming a Piano Guys FOUNDER.
How do I become a Founder?
Click on the 'See All Club Packages' button at the top right of this page. Choose any of the donation packages and you're set!
When will I get my stuff?
If you donate $30 or more, we will be shipping your stuff within 3-5 business days.
Where does the money go?
The money raised will go towards the following:
- Funding our first album "Youtube Hits Vol. 1"
- Production costs of new music and new videos
- Travel costs associated with going to locations you have loved seeing in our videos
What songs are included on the Hits album
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Monday, December 9
CPHS Holiday Campaign
Chef Showcase: Urie's
"Made to Order: The Sheetz Story
Beatles Conference Preview
Tuesday, December 10
Tuesdays with Author Cory
Spark of Hope
Tuesday's Tails
Bamboo Garden
Jack Servello Performs
Wednesday, December 11
Gifts for Gals
Peles Salon
Christmas at Glosser's
Cool Schools: Bishop Carroll
Thursday, December 12
Macaroni Kid
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Teaching Kids to Give
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Claysburg is looking for nominees right now! If you know someone who deserves this honor, cast your vote.
Ryan performs a song he wrote to celebrate all the Steelers fans in Central PA.
Calling all fans of the legendary music group, "The Beatles"! Penn State Altoona will mark the occassion of the 50th anniversary of The Beatles performance on The Ed Sullivan Show with an international event.
It's the story of how the Sheetz company came to be. On today's show, we hear from Author Ken Womack about his latest book and Sheetz Chairman of the Board Steve Sheetz, who was instrumental in putting his family history in print..
Darnell Urie, owner of Urie's Rib Shack, is back in our kitchen. Today, he's making their Bacon Jalapeño Cheddar Burger.
The Central PA Humane Society needs your help! They've set a goal of raising $55,000 during their annual holiday campaign!
It is time to get into the holiday spirit with the Hollidaysburg Alumni Community Chorus! Director, Sandy Harteis, stopped by to give a little background on the group, and their upcoming concert, "Christmas Around the World."
Originally from Hollidaysburg, Singer/Songwriter Jeff Harris makes his living performing at Irish Kevin's in Key West, Florida. Earlier this year, Jeff visited the Central PA Live studios to sing "Never Get to Heaven (Angel Arms)" off his latest CD "Angels & Scars."
Football season may be over, but that doesn't mean you can't still take a trip to Beaver Stadium to indulge in some sports. There's an entire museum on the property devoted to the subject, with all sorts of great things in store, like Olympic Medals, or even the Heisman Trophy. Sarah Swistak takes you there, in this week's "Hot Spots".
We've got a curious kitty, a dancing bug and a snowy prank...it's all in Today's Two Cents!
In this week's Life & Health segment, Sarah meets up with Dana Miller, the Administrative Director of Radiology, to get a tour of the new facility.
Cresson Lake Playhouse presents "A Cresson Lake Christmas" as part of Dickens of a Christmas weekend in Ebensburg.
Richland Performing Arts Center proudly presents a concert presentation of the award winning musical "Chess" starring Broadway veterans from the Johnstown area.
Soil from Pearl Harbor makes its way to Tyrone's Soldiers Park!
We've got a confused pup, a flock full of geese and so much more, in Today's Two Cents!
Experience all natural, handmade soaps from Mountain Meadows Soap.
Unity Church of Jesus Christ presents "The Christ of Christmas" Concert this Friday. Today, we get a preview from singer Tabby Emel, guitarist Vince Wilson, and artist Josh Deutsch!
Join AMED this Saturday as they Stuff the Ambulance for Toys for Tots!
Logan Valley Mall's Marketing Director Joy Weidel has some great gift ideas for the men in your life.
What makes St. Mary's Area High School so cool? Their music program!
Celebrate the season in downtown Tyrone with a weekend, packed with holiday activities. From a soup sampling to the annual Christmas Parade, there's something for everyone!
Walt & Jackie perform one last song from their new CD "Take Time".
It's Tuesday's Tails time! That time of the week when we shine a spotlight on the adoptable pets in our area. This week, we're joined by Diane Albright from Beagle911 in State College. She brought along two precious pups, Flash and Baxter, who are looking for their forever homes.
If you're looking for a place to get one-of-a-kind, handmade holiday gifts, look no further than the Winter Craft Market put on by the Central Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen.
Singer/Songwriters Walt Churchey and Jackie Kopco's new Christmas CD "Take Time" was just released today. The singing duo's first stop on their CD tour…Central PA Live!
The annual tradition, based on Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, continues this weekend in Ebensburg!
This timeless classic returns in a performance by Altoona Dance Theatre. The company will bring "The Nutcracker" to the stage at the Jaffa Shrine December 14th.
The holidays can be a stressful time, but it doesn't have to be. Karen Hackett, from Portfolio A Salon in Boalsburg, is here to help us!
Wouldn't it be nice if you could help a local charity, just by doing your holiday shopping? Well, now you can! Just head down to the Junior Woman's Club Elves' Gift Shop this weekend!
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Dr. Sue gets ready for fall allergies.


text:
Rodin's Obsession, The Gates of Hell
Selections from the
Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Collection
October 2 - December 14, 2001
Emily Lowe Gallery
This exhibition focuses on the figures included in Auguste Rodin's (French, 1840-1917) monumental work The Gates of Hell. Many of the figures were exhibited independently as freestanding sculptures, such as The Thinker (below) and The Kiss (right). The exhibition also includes a display illustrating the lost-wax casting process and a video detailing the bronze casting of The Gates of Hell.
In 1880 Rodin was awarded the commission to complete a "decorative portal" for a proposed museum of decorative arts. The subject of the great doors was drawn from The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) and was undoubtedly chosen by Rodin himself. As Rodin's ideas developed he gradually abandoned the concept of correlating his sculpture to specific narratives from The Inferno. Instead he moved toward a more general depiction of mankind's suffering and search for redemption. Rodin created a complex composition in which hundreds of figures, modeled in high relief and in the round, float and weave in a surging arrangement conveying the suffering of mankind.
At the height of his career, Rodin was regarded as the greatest sculptor since Michelangelo. Straying from 19th-century academic conventions, Rodin created his own sense of personal artistic expression that focused on the vitality of the human spirit. His vigorous modeling technique was subjective and impressionistic; he captured movement and depth of emotion by altering traditional poses and gestures. His pioneering work has been a critical link between traditional and modern figurative sculpture.
Additional web resources:
The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation
Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts, Stanford University, California
Rodin Museum of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Legion of Honor, San Francisco, California