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Give Your Eyes a Treat. Don't miss an evening of bawdy fun when the ladies of Eye Candy Burlesque present their latest show, Candyland, June 22 & 23 at Nightingale Theater, 1416 E. 4th St. Momere, Savonne The Minx, Katerina The Naughty Ballerina, Lu Foxxx, Ruby Del Bonanza, Xanaboobs and Sverlana are sure to shake things up all night long (wink, wink, nudge, nudge). Fun starts at 10pm. For more info, call 633-8666.
Thursday, June 21
Ah, there's nothing like a little murder and mayhem to spice up a musical. Light Opera Oklahoma continues its "Men Behaving Badly" season tonight with Stephen Sondheim's 1979 classic Sweeney Todd, detailing the exploits of "the demon barber of Fleet Street" as he and his wife plot their revenge on the judge who wrongfully imprisoned Todd for 15 years in Australia. Curtain rises at 8pm.
Friday, June 22
Kick off your weekend with some music tonight at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame's annual celebration of all things swing . . . Jazzfest. Artist lineup includes Grady Nichols, WallStreet, Glenn R. Townsend, David Skinner and harmonica bluesman Junior Markham. SPOT Music Award-winning jazz ensemble Harmonious Monk will cap off the night. This free concert will take place at the new Jazz Depot at 1st & Cincinnati and begins at 6pm.
Saturday, June 23
It's certainly a musical weekend here in Green Country. Right on the heels of Jazzfest comes Skiatook's 3rd annual Bluegrass Festival, featuring Cedar Hill, The Zoograss Boys, The Faris Family, The Byron Berline Band, Pocket Change and more. (Never let it be said we aren't stylistically diverse 'round here, dadgummit.) For a complete schedule of festival events visit skiatookbluegrass.com.
Sunday, June 24
Are you a modern or classic rocker? We only ask because two heavy hitting acts in each genre will be cranking it up in T-Town tonight. For those on the modern tip, Hawthorne Heights will be performing at the Cain's Ballroom, 423 N. Main, along with From First to Last, Secondhand Serenade, and Brighten. Doors open at 7pm.
Monday, June 25
What better way to get your hectic workweek started than by taking a little time out for some peace and quiet...and art? American painter Andrew Wyeth's work expresses the simplicity, elegance and rustic beauty of rural life in America. Take a glimpse today at Gilcrease Museum's latest exhibit "Andrew Wyeth Drawings and Watercolors: Selections from the Marunuma Art Park Collection, Japan." Gilcrease is located at 1400 Gilcrease Museum Rd.
Tuesday, June 26
Tulsa's eclectic musical week continues tonight with two very contrasting concert experiences. Renowned Canadian folk singer/poet Gordon Lightfoot will take the stage at the Brady Theater, 105 W. Brady, for a night of thoughtful, acoustic-driven music. Show begins at 7:30pm. Just a few blocks away, though, at the Cain's Ballroom, 423 N. Main, Omaha-based punk/reggae/ska/funk inflected modern rock faves 311 will be tearing the roof off, along with special guests The Rivalry. Doors open at 6:30pm.
Wednesday, June 27
If masterful European sculpture really floats your boat, you definitely won't want to miss "Untamed: The Art of Antoine-Louis Bayre," the current exhibition at Philbrook Museum, 2727 S. Rockford. Hailed as one of the greatest French sculptors of the 19th century and acknowledged by Rodin as his teacher and by Henri Matisse as an artistic inspiration, this exhibition features more than 130 highlights from Bayre's work.
Thursday, June 28
Like we said earlier in this column, there's nothing quite like a bit of murder to take a stage musical to that next level. See what we mean tonight by attending a performance of Owasso Community Theatre's Ruthless! the Musical. When eight-year-old singing phenom Tina Denmark loses a role in the school musical to a less talented kid, she decides to kill the competition. Things go downhill from there, as you might imagine, in this campy comedy. Show starts at 7pm at the Mary Glass PAC, 12901 East 86th Street North, Owasso.
Pull Up Some Grass. And watch your favorite bluegrass musicians play for a weekend in Skiatook at their 3rd annual Bluegrass Festival, June 22-23. You can enjoy the tunes of bands such as Cedar Hill, The Zoograss Boys, The Faris Family, The Byron Berline Band, Pocket Change and more. There will also be youth fiddle competitions and an opportunity to jam with other great musicians. Camping is available and encouraged and the Skiatook Sports Complex. Admission is only $12 for one day and $20 for a weekend pass. For more information, visit skiatookbluegrass.com.
Examining the Currents of Post-Modern Music. At least that's one way The Giants of Gender describe their music. The multi-instrumental experimental trip will perform a multi-media concert at Living Arts, 308 S. Kenosha, on Fri., June 22. This group is largely improvisational and rebels against certain musical traditions, but they also like to include actors, dancers and other artists in their shows, so there's really no telling what might be in store for you this night. Tickets are only $8 at the door, or $5 if you're a member.
For the Ultimate in Fun. Come check out the Summer Solstice Ultimate Frisbee Tournament. The tournament will be June 23-24 at Valley Park Soccer Complex (Keetonville Rd. off Hwy. 20) and will include competitions for men and women, amateurs and pros alike. Support your local teams while you enjoy the fierce competition, live music, food, beverages and family fun. Heck, you can even camp overnight in the fields. For more info on the competition, visit tulsaultimate.com. To get directions, visit valleyparksoccer.com.
A Picture's Worth... a whole lot. Come check out new works at M.A. Doran Gallery, 3509 S. Peoria, when their newest exhibit opens on Thurs., June 21. It will showcase landscapes by Gary Bowling, who says his paintings capture the light, atmosphere and events in the landscape, and abstracts by OU MFA student Gerald Cournoyer that reflect his South Dakota roots and the history of the Lakota Sioux people. You can view the art through July 31. For more info, call 748-8700.
Formerly Juneteenth. Now known as Jazzfest, the free music concert will be held at the new Jazz Depot at 1st & Cincinnati, celebrating the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame's relocation to the old Tulsa Depot. The event begins at 6pm on Fri., June 22 with a stellar line-up of top Tulsa talent including headliner Grady Nichols, preceded by WallStreet, Jazz Hall Inductee and blues legend, Glenn R. Townsend, with special guests guitarist David Skinner and harmonica bluesman Junior Markham (both also Jazz Hall blues inductees). SPOT Music Award-winning jazz ensemble Harmonious Monk completes the line-up. Everyone is asked to bring lawn chairs. Please do not bring food or drinks, as refreshments will be at the site. Check online at okjazz.org for the musical line-up and times of performances.
If You Could Read His Mind... I bet you'd find that Gordon Lightfoot is happy to be headed into T-Town. The stellar and long-standing Canadian folk singer and poet will spend an intimate evening with Tulsa audiences and share some of his musical history on Tues., June 26 at the Brady Theater, 105 W. Brady. Doors are at 6:30pm for the 7:30pm show, and tickets range from $43-63. You can pick yours up at the Box Office, 58-BRADY or bradytheater.com.
Skool's Out For Summer! So now it's time to get down with yer bad self. On Sat., June 23, the Cain's Ballroom, 423 N. Main, will host the Skool's Out Tour. The show will feature rising Alabama hip-hopster Rich Boy, Tulsa's own native son, Queen's Son, and another Tulsa group, 3rd Flow. Just don't expect them to apologize for telling it like it is. Doors are at 7pm, and advance tickets are $25.50 at the Box Office, Starship Records, Reasor's or gettix.net.
A Day in the Life... of post-hardcore band Hawthorne Heights must be pretty good. Not exactly sure what "post-hardcore" means, but we're guessing it has something to do with that other vague label, "emo." Any way you look at it, these guys have quite a following, and the show, at the Cain's Ballroom on Sunday, June 24, will likely sell out. Joining them will be bothers in post-hardcore, From First to Last, and Californians Secondhand Serenade and Brighten. Doors are at 7pm, and advance tickets are $22.50 at the usual spots.
All Mixed Up. Those rascally boys from Omaha, 311, know exactly how to shake up a live show. Maybe it's the great variety of punk, reggae, ska, funk and hip hop that keeps them, and their fans, on their toes. Witness the fun for yourself at the Cain's Ballroom on Tuesday, June 26. Opening the show properly for them will be Long Islanders and breakout rockers, the Rivalry. Doors are at 7pm, and advance tickets will run you $34. Pick em up at the normal places.
Lovin' Every Minute of It. Those Canadian rock-boys, Loverboy, have been at it since 1980, so you know they're still having fun with their music. While they may no longer have to work for the weekend, they still like to it seems, as they're on tour with all original members and stopping by Tulsa Town on Sunday, June 24, at the Osage Million Dollar Elm Casino, 36th St. N. and Tisdale Parkway. The show kicks off at 8pm, and early tickets will run you $17.50-28. You can buy them at the Box Office, Reasor's, gettix.net or (866) IGETTIX.
Fire Up Your Engines. For a second time. Part of the Skull Shine Sooner Nationals drag races had to be rescheduled due to rain from the end of May, so here's another chance to catch some of the action on Sat., June 23 at the Tulsa Raceway Park, which is at 1301 N. Garnett. The speed starts at 9am, and tickets for the day will you back $35. You can buy them at the gate or online at tulsaracewaypark.com. Don't forget your earplugs.
From Under the Sea. Come relive the magic of Hans Christian Andersen's underwater adventure and classic tale, The Little Mermaid. It is the most recent production of the Spotlight Children's Theatre troupe. It will run June 22-24 and June 29-July 1, with 7:30pm Fri. shows and 2pm matinees on Sat. and Sunday. The Spotlight Theatre is located at 1381 S. Riverside. If you would like to make reservations for the show, please call 587-5030. Tickets are $5 for kids under 12 $6 for seniors and $7 for adults.
What Do You Like in Your Meatpie? Light Opera Oklahoma continues its season theme of "Men Behaving Badly" with the worst-behaved of all: Sweeney Todd, the demon barber of Fleet Street. In this Stephen Sondheim musical, which premiered on Broadway in 1979, Todd returns to Victorian-era London after being wrongfully imprisoned for 15 years in Australia. He and Mrs. Lovett, a baker of meat pies, cook up a tasty revenge on the judge who sent him "down under." This will run June 21-23, 26, 29 and July 7, 10 and 13 in the Williams Theatre of the Tulsa PAC, 2nd & Cincinnati. Tickets are $15 for GA or $20 for table cabaret seating. Get yours at the Box Office, myticketoffice.com or 596-71411.
It's No Laughing Matter. Okay, it is. In fact, they're hilarious. For one night only, Fri., June 22, the youth improv troupe of Clark Theatre and the adult group from Heller Theatre will join forces to bring you double the comedy, with audience participation. Think Whose Life Is It Anyway? with some local flair. The show will be at 8pm in the Norman Theatre of the Tulsa PAC. Tickets are $7 at the usual places.
Go Latin For the Night. Creating an atmosphere reminiscent of the Latin high-end cabarets that were popular in the late 1940s, the Tulsa Hispanic Chamber of Commerce presents a convivial evening of music in a cabaret setting on Friday, June 22 in the Doenges Theatre of the Tulsa PAC. Music will be provided by a Latin trio in two 45-minute sets, but the focus of the evening will be on audience members having an opportunity to meet another in a relaxed atmosphere. It is hoped that Latin and non-Latin business communities can gain understanding about each other and their culture through this entertaining activity. Attendees may eat, drink and maybe even dance a little as the mood strikes. Reserved table seating is $20 and general admission is $10.
A Look at What's To Come. What do Sapulpa Community Theatre, Heller Theatre, Clark Theatre, Theatre Tulsa, Broken Arrow Community Playhouse, Spotlight Theatre, Ultimate Murder Mystery and Starry Night Production Company have in common? They are some of the many troupes performing in the Fifth Annual TACTA Showcase. Each member theatre of TACTA has the opportunity to perform a 10-minute selection highlighting its upcoming season at 8pm on Sat., June 23 in the Norman Theatre of the Tulsa PAC. Selections this year range from Clark Theatre's The Tempest to Heller Theatre's The Women to Theatre Tulsa's comedic SummerStage offering of The Complete History of America (abridged). Ultimate Murder Mystery will offer a brief sampling of its dinner theatre mystery favorite Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? Do You Really Want to Kill Me Now?, while Starry Night Productions keeps its appointment with The Good Doctor. Tickets are $10 at the usual places.
It's a Small World, After All. At 4pm on Sat., June 23, the India Association of Oklahoma will present Festivals of India-A Celebration of Life. Adults born in India and Indian children born and brought up in Tulsa will present the rich culture of India via music and dance. This event is part of the annual SummerStage festival and sponsored in part by the Tulsa PAC Trust. Tickets for the performance, which is in the Doenges Theatre of the Tulsa PAC, are $10.
On Trial. In Trial by Jury, a one-act operetta by Gilbert & Sullivan, a philandering man cheats on his intended, and she sues him for breach of promise. And then, an equally badly behaved judge presides over the case. Just imagine how it turns out! This will be paired with a cabaret show by Light Opera Oklahoma's Andrea Leap. The fun show starts at 7pm in the Norman Theatre of the Tulsa PAC on Sunday, June 24. Tickets are $15 each, or $20 for table seating. Get yours in the normal spots.
Who Says Life Stops at 60? The Three Belles of Eden is an original black comedy is about three women in an assisted living home, eagerly awaiting a new male resident. All three women plot to have a new romance in their lives. This is a Round the Bend Players production, Tulsa's first senior theatre troupe. Catch the fun at 4pm on Sunday, June 24 in the Norman Theatre of the Tulsa PAC. General admission tickets are $8 in the usual places.
Oui, Love Paris. Paris, je t'aime is a film about the plurality of cinema in one mythic location: Paris, the City of Love. Twenty filmmakers bring their own personal touch, underlining the wide variety of styles, genres, encounters and the various atmospheres and lifestyles that prevail in the neighborhoods of Paris. Through the neighborhoods of Paris, love will be veiled, revealed, imitated, sucked dry, reinvented and awakened. See for yourself at the Circle Cinema, 10 S. Lewis, on Fri., June 22. Call 592-FILM for showtimes.
Sssh, Don't Tell the Kids. That they'll also be learning while having a blast at Woolaroc's 17th Kidsfest on Sat. and Sunday, June 23 and 24, from 10am-5pm. There will be pony rides, wagon rides, a land run, treasure dig, face painting, carpenter's corner, beaded necklaces, Indian head bands, native sand art and other nature crafts. Living history booths will include horseshoeing, bridle/bit/spur makers, woodcarvers, silversmiths, flint knapping, rope making, blacksmithing and plenty more. Also, some of the areas most talented dancers, singers and instrumentalists will be performing over the two day event. Woolaroc is located 12 miles SW of Bartlesville. Admission is $8 for adults, $6 for 65 and over and children under the age of 12 are FREE. For more information, go to www.woolaroc.org.
Rockin' for the Lord. KXOJ, 100.9fm, will present several Christian acts this summer at the RiverWalk Crossing, across the 96th St. Bridge in Jenks. On July 16, you can catch Todd Agnew, as he debuts his new CD. There will be a Back-to-School Special on Aug. 25 that will feature Downhere and Jason Gray. Leeland will perform on the 28th, and the series concludes on Aug. 29 with the worship band Shane & Shane. The events are all free and start at 7pm. For more information, visit kxoj.com.
No Losin' For This Kid. Owasso Community Theatre will present Ruthless! the Musical on June 22-24 and 28-30. It's the story of an eight-year-old singing and dancing phenomenon Tina Denmark who has her heart set on the leading role in the school's musical. But when a talentless rival gets the part, ruthless Tina kills her, to the dismay of some, and the approval of others. Get ready for a hilariously campy night. Performances will take place at the Mary Glass PAC, 12901 East 86th Street North, Owasso. Showtimes are 7pm, except for a 2pm Sunday matinee. Adult tickets are $8 at the door and seniors & students are $6. For more info, call 274-3420.
We Do Love Our Media! On Thurs., June 28, the Tulsa Press Club will host their Media Icons event, which will honor Senior Editor of the Tulsa World, Ken Neal, former KOTV meteorologist Jim Giles & KMOD morning dudes, Phil & Brent. There will be a cocktail reception 5:30pm followed by a program at 6:30pm. The Press Club is located at 415 S. Boston. Tickets are $20 and may be reserved at 581-5001. The event honors the careers and contributions of icons in print, television and radio.
Icon of the Great American West. On June 23, and running through Sept. 30, you can witness Space Silent Spirit: Maynard Dixon's West. Dixon's style moved from defined realism toward modernism, abstraction, and cubism--though he spurned such titles. He simply sought the poetic beauty of the West and in the process created some of the most iconic images of the American West of the early 20th century. See them for yourself at Gilcrease Museum, 1400 Gilcrease Museum Rd. For more information, call 596-2700.
For Your Viewing Pleasure. Thru Aug. 26, you can take another peek at the personal collection of the late Hungarian-born Jewish artist, Theodore Fried, a selection of paintings of animals and still lifes. Fried was a rising star in post-WWI Paris, exhibiting alongside Picasso, Kandinsky, Munch, and Nolde in a circle of young expatriate painters before fleeing the German occupation of Paris in 1940. This unique and thankfully recovered collection will show at The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art, 2021 E. 71st. For details, call 492-1818 or visit jewishmuseum.net.
Trouble A'Comin. The Music Man, beloved musical, tells the story of "Professor" Harold Hill, who travels from town to town promising all the wonderful things that can come from starting an all-boys town band. Of course, good things can only come after Hill collects money for musical instruments and uniforms. Although he usually skips town with the cash, when Hill visits River City, IA, he falls in love with Marian, the local librarian, which complicates matters. See this delightful production of Light Opera Oklahoma in the Williams Theatre of the Tulsa PAC, 2nd & Cincinnati, June 23-24, 30 & July 5-6, 8. Tickets are $15-20 and may be bought at the Box Office, myticketoffice.com or 596-7111.
Get Your Mind Outta The Gutter. If you've ever seen a production from 50 Swats, you'll probably know what to expect from their newest show, Dirty Thoughts. If not, it's basically short form theater, a high-impact series of monologues, dialogues, trilogues & poetry on the subject of erotica. Not just sex, mind you, but also the psychology, and perhaps even dark side, of erotica. In other words, you'll probably leave there thinking...dirty. It opens at the Nightingale Theater, 1416 E. 4th, on Fri., June 22-23 and 29-30. Tickets are $8. For more info or reservations, call 633-8666.
Who Gets To Be Queen Frostine? OK, that may be a different kind of Candyland, but the ladies of Eye Candy Burlesque are sure to be as sweet (and spicy) as ever. Their latest production will include bawdy humor, swank costumes, jazz, and, of course, some shakin'! Featuring the talents of Momere, Savonne The Minx, Katerina The Naughty Ballerina, Lu Foxxx, Ruby Del Bonanza, Xanaboobs and Sverlana, it's sure to be an affair to remember. This will show at Nightingale Theater at 10pm on June 22 & 23. Admission is $8. If you need more info, call 633-8666.
A Place Where Dreams Are Cancelled. The new film The TV Set is the story of a TV pilot as it goes through the Network TV process of casting, production and, finally, airing. A writer (David Duchovny) attempts to navigate his beloved TV pilot from script through production to the ferocity of prime time scheduling, while still clinging on to his true vision for his show and his integrity. But volatile young actors and a network president with a type-A personality (Sigourney Weaver) get in the way. Check it out when it opened Fri., June 15 at the Circle Cinema, 10 S. Lewis. For showtimes, call 592-FILM.
Getting Creative Juices Flowing. Mr. Squiggles and The Professor have a fun--and educational--show for Tulsa area youth each Thursday this summer, June through August 15. Through music, humor and hands-on activities, children will learn to incorporate creativity into daily life. Showtimes are at 9:30am, 1pm, 4pm and 7pm at the Art Play Center, 7974 E. 41st St. $10 admission includes an art project book and tour of the Tulsa Stained Glass Studio. For more information call 665-2646 or visit www.artplaycenter.com.
Art, Unleashed. Acclaimed by the critic Théophil Gautier as the "Michelangelo of the Menagerie," Antoine-Louis Barye (1795-1875) was called one of the greatest French sculptors of the nineteenth century. Rodin acknowledged him as his teacher and his work was an important inspiration to Henri Matisse. This exhibition, "Untamed: The Art of Antoine-Louis Bayre," features more than 130 highlights from the Walters Art Museum's renowned collection of his sculptures. It runs through September 2 at the Philbrook Museum, 2727 S. Rockford Rd., 749-7941.
Search For Our Okie Identity. Through Sept. 16, the Price Tower Arts Center in Bartlesville, 510 Dewey Ave., will be exhibiting "Out of Oklahoma: Contemporary Artists from Ruscha to Andoe." Starting with the Pop Art movement of the '60s and traveling through abstraction, minimalism, photorealism and even the new figurative painting. The work of 20 artists, including Larry Clark, John Fincher, and Daniel Lang, encompasses works in paint, watercolor, photography, glass, bronze and more to represent the diversity of Oklahoma and its people. For more info, visit pricetower.org.
Collaborative Art at Its Best. The Tulsa Artists' Coalition, 9 E. Brady, will present "Our Colors" through June 23, featuring the artwork of two young artists, Darshan Phillips and Aaron Whisner, who work collaboratively under the name "live4this." According to the artists, "The crew was developed because we were tired of the status quo. With inspiration we challenge, develop and push each other collaboratively. We have a true passion for what we do and that shows in our attitude and outlook on life. It's what we live for." For more information, call 592-0041 or hit tacgallery.org.
Underneath the Same Big Skies. Orion the Hunter, Leo the Lion, and Ursa Major the Great Bear are all well-known constellations in the night sky, but do you know where to find the patterns of Long Sash or the Rabbit Tracks? TASM Planetarium presents a live Centennial program discovering what patterns the American Indians saw in the heavens that represented their history and everyday life. Explore these legends and constellations in Native American Skies at the Tulsa Air and Space Museum's Planetarium, 3624 N. 74th E. Ave. Call 834-9900 for showtimes.
The Joys of the Simple Life. Through Aug. 26, you can glimpse the beauty, elegance and simplicity of rural American life through the art of Andrew Wyeth. The rarely-seen works in "Andrew Wyeth Drawings and Watercolors: Selections from the Marunuma Art Park Collection, Japan," may allow you to see more clearly into the rural existence of the Christina and Alvaro Olson family of Cushing, Maine, which Wyeth so loved painting. The exhibition is at Gilcrease Museum, 1400 Gilcrease Museum Rd. For more information, call 596-2700.
Your Dream Job... was to be an astronaut when you were a kid, right? Well, now you can glimpse the magnificence of floating in space with Astronaut, the most recent film to show at Tulsa Air and Space Museum's Bertlesmeyer Planetarium. It argues that the exploration of space is the greatest endeavor humankind has ever undertaken. You will explore the amazing worlds of inner and outer space, and encounter the perils that await space travelers, as they subject a test astronaut, Chad, to everything space has to throw at him. Discover if you have what it takes to become an astronaut! The planetarium is located at 3624 N. 74th E. Ave. For showtimes, call 834-9900.
For the People. The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art, 2021 E. 71st, will display a traveling exhibition on the life and artwork of the Polish-born Jewish artist, Arthur Szyk, through June 24. The exhibition includes a selection of both the artist's manuscript illustrations and political art from the 1930s and 1940s created to call attention to Nazi atrocities across Europe, as well as to advocate for social justice and civil liberties in America. The museum is open Mon.-Fri., 10am-5pm and on Sundays from 1-5pm. For more information on the museum or exhibit, call 492-1818.
A Little Piece of Peace. Every 3rd Fri. of the month, Peace House Tulsa, 306 S. Phoenix, will bring you Infusion, an evening of music and poetry that will transport you back into the Jazz Era of Harlem. The show starts at 9pm, and the lineup includes The Mistress of Metaphor: Sharon Smith Knight, Renowned Drummer: Bob "Pacemaker" Newham, and The Ultra Cool Songstress: Miss Stacie Lynn. There will also be a special performance from Wordweaver: Deborah Hunter. $5 gets you into the show. For more info, call 599-8959.
Golf, It's Tulsa's Kind of Sport. The Tulsa Historical Society and the PGA present "A History of the Season's Final Major," which celebrates the history and tradition of the PGA Championship. The collection tracks the Championship from the beginnings of match play to the modern era of stroke play, from Champions like Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen to today's icons such as Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods. Visitors to the exhibit can see the progression of golf and its technology by viewing mementos from PGA Champions through clothing, equipment, scorecards and other memorabilia. The PGA exhibit will be on display at the Tulsa Historical Society, 2445 S. Peoria, through Aug. 1. Admission is free. To make tour reservations or for more information, call 712-9484.
He is Manuel. He dressed Johnny Cash in black. He created jumpsuits for Elvis. The bands Aerosmith, Lynard Skynard, ZZ Top and the Beatles have all worn his artistry. Presidents and movie stars have proudly donned his couture. He is a designer and an artist. He is Manuel. His current exhibit, "Star Spangled Thank You Tour" is a celebration of his career as a performance costume designer and will also showcase 50 one-of-a-kind jackets that pay tribute to the uniqueness of each of the 50 states. The show will run through July 29 at Gilcrease Museum, 1400 Gilcrease Museum Rd. For more information, call 596-2700 or visit gilcrease.org.
Boomers and Sooners. During the first few years of the twentieth century, a series of events took place that lead Congress to grant single statehood for the Oklahoma and Indian Territories together. The exhibit, "Divided Territory, the Quest for Sequoyah," details the process that led two territories, each desiring to be admitted to the Union as their own separate state, to join together to form the State of Oklahoma. Come see this and other exhibits at the Tulsa Historical Society through July 28.
Circa 480 B.C. Witness, for the first time, the Battle of Thermopylae on the massive screens of IMAX for a feel of what it was like to be a Spartan defending your ground against the ferocious Persians. Based on Frank Miller's graphic novel and from the same director of Dawn of the Dead, 300 promises to be a violent, yet powerful, film about defending honor and your homeland, to the bitter end. Showing at Cinemark IMAX, 10802 E. 71st. Call 307-2629 for showtimes.
Celebrate Oklahoma's Rich History! In 1945, Thomas Gilcrease commissioned Vinson Lackey to research, record, and then create works of art representing the early institutions of Indian Territory.
This historic group of Oklahoma's pre-statehood buildings included forts, old Indian capitols, agencies, schools, churches, homes, and industrial structures. Each painting was to be a faithful reproduction of the original structure. The project took Lackey four years to complete.
He traveled to the sites and made sketches of the terrain, took copious notes, and tracked down any available information that might be useful to the project.
Do your civic duty and help the mayor and her cohorts find direction for the museum by letting 'em know you heard about the show in your ever-lovin' UTW. Gilcrease Museum through Sept. 30.
America 24/7. In the 1930s & '40s, Oklahoma artists were part of the "American Scene" movement, a reaction in part to abstraction and other modernist movements. These artists documented the America they knew best, whether it was the hills of Oklahoma, the ranch land of West Texas or the shores of New England.
They worked with a single purpose: to capture the myths and truths of an America that was rapidly changing. An exhibit of these works, "The Oklahoma Scene," at Philbrook Museum, runs through Aug. 5. For more information, call 749-7941.
The Longing for Liquid. Oasis in Space is a stunning film voyage that transports the audience through the solar system, galaxy & universe in search of liquid water--a key ingredient for our life on earth.
With a proven, audience-tested story, visually immersive imagery and an original musical score, the film is enjoyable for all ages. You can see Oasis in Space at the Berlesmeyer Planetarium at the Tulsa Air & Space Museum.
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Your Local Pubs and Hangouts in Bangkok
Re: Your Local Pub's and Hangouts in Bangkok
food is great - as cooks are Thai they have very good Thai food as well - pork knuckles and chicken grilled and Fri a whole pork on the spit. Prices are very reasonable - even for German beer - but they do have Heineken as well as Lao Beer.
Amazing place is also GULLIVER'S in Suk Soi 5, good also for pick ups, lots of freelancers, is opposite 'Soi Africa'
Also good are Robin Hood and The Dubliner (both BTS Prompong) and O'Reilly's on Silom, BTS Sala Daeng is a classic.
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The Robin Hood (Suk 31/1). Nice cold pint of cider on a hot day, good food, friendly atmosphere and near the skytrain, also, the Bull's head, just a short stroll from the Robin Hood, great food, you have to try the steak!!! My missus loves it. The staff are really friendly aswell, making a big fuss of my kids. Good pubs, good atmosphere's.
The pubs are located on Soi 33/1 not Soi 31/1!
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City of Phila. launches new app to connect citizens with communities
The myPhillyRising mobile app tells residents about upcoming events, local resources available.
The City of Philadelphia introduced a new mobile web application (app) that allows citizens quickly to find out more about neighborhoods that are part of the PhillyRising Collaborative. Core features of the app include: upcoming events like community meetings and cleanups; information about community resources; locations of neighborhood facilities such as libraries, KEYSPOTs and healthy corner stores; success stories in neighborhoods; and an open discussion forum for each neighborhood. The app's purpose is to connect residents with their communities and provide a forum to share important information that can ultimately help improve the neighborhood.
Deputy Mayor for Administration and Coordination and Managing Director Richard Negrin said, "The myPhillyRising app is the latest tool in the City's efforts to engage residents in improving their neighborhoods. It helps residents connect with neighbors and resources in their neighborhood, including those that can help close the digital divide. If you need help from the City, use Philly311, but if you want to help and get involved, use myPhillyRising."
The app serves the following neighborhoods: Elmwood, Frankford, Haddington, Hartranft, Kensington, Kingsessing, Lawncrest, Market East, North Central, Penrose, Point Breeze, Southeast, St. Hugh's, Strawberry Mansion, Swampoodle and Allegheny West. Information will be uploaded to the app by PhillyRising staff but individuals can also share information through the app.
John Farrell, Deputy Managing Director for PhillyRising, added, "We are excited to have an online location where residents will be able to both learn about activities and resources in their community as well as interact and create new events. Connecting residents who are interested in improving their neighborhoods is part of the core mission of PhillyRising, and this app will simplify that process. The fact that the app works across multiple platforms makes this even easier and more inclusive."
To access the app, visit www.myphillyrising.com. Because the app is web-based, it can be used through iPhone, Android and Blackberry devices as well as desktop computers, laptops and tablets. Rather than downloading it, simply bookmark the address in the device's internet browser. The app is also available as a widget on the Philly311 mobile app. Users can sign-in using Twitter, Facebook or a Philly311 Mobile App login.
City Chief Innovation Officer Adel Ebeid said, "Several months ago, we began experimenting with new ways to engage smart, agile companies from our own technology community to help us build useful services. This app has provided a great first result, and we're committed to keep trying these new ideas to help us provide better services to the citizens of the City of Philadelphia."
The opportunity to contract on this project was posted on GitHub, and there were ten responses. The vendor for the app is OpenPlans, a 501(c)3 nonprofit based in Philadelphia and New York City with staff who are former Philly Code for America fellows. The app is open-sourced, meaning that other cities can take advantage of the model.
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It wasn't a "big" story. In fact, the article published by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette last June received little follow-up and even less attention. That's unfortunate – because it's a story that explains the anxiety so many Americans express about both Obama's Affordable Care Act and even "reasonable" gun controls.
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GlaxoSmithKline last week announced the GSK IMPACT Award Winners for the Greater Philadelphia Region at GSK's facility at The Philadelphia Navy Yard. Seven local nonprofits earned $40,000 each in recognition of their outstanding contributions to a healthier Philadelphia.
This holiday season, D. Newlin Fell Elementary School will stage a performance of "Yes, Virginia The Musical," an original production based on a true story of 8-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon, who wrote a letter to the New York Sun newspaper in 1897, inquiring about the existence of Santa Claus.


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By George Karidis in Executive Blog, News, SoftLayerOn August 8, the hosting world will converge on the San Diego Convention Center for HostingCon 2011. I'd say that SoftLayer will "be there with bells on," but a better way to put it would be that we'll "be there with megaphones." There are times to blend in and participate, and there are times when you follow Winston Churchill's advice:
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This year, SoftLayer will be Bigger, Better and Badder in the conference sessions, on the expo hall floor and at the biggest HostingCon party ever.
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We're honored to have SoftLayer employees speaking in six different sessions at HostingCon 2011:
Kevin Hazard, Social Media Ninja
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Nathan Day, Chief Scientist
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Duke Skarda, CTO
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Lance Crosby, CEO
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Over the next few weeks, you can keep an eye on the HostingCon Blog for more information about these sessions. To kick off the fun over there, they posted a preview to my session: "Setting Cloud Expectations Before Creating Cloud Strategy"
When you're not learning from one of our SLayers in the conference sessions above, we hope you'll swing by Booth #421 in the Expo Hall to chat with our team, get some SoftLayer swag and try your hand at the infamous Server Challenge. We'll have live video coverage of all of the action at our booth, and given the geek credentials of HostingCon attendees, we're expecting record-breaking times … so start studying and training now to give yourself the best possible chance to win the iPad 2 we're bringing for the Server Challenge Champion!
HostingCon Party
Since you've read so attentively to this point about the 'work' side of HostingCon, it's time for some 'play.' At 9pm on August 9, SoftLayer, cPanel and Resell.biz will hosting the biggest HostingCon Party in history. 1000 lucky attendees will come together at 4th & B for networking, food, drink and THE DAN BAND!
Attendance will be strictly limited, and you watch the tickets dwindle before the event sells out at http://hostingconparty.com. SoftLayer customers, leave a comment on this blog or contact us via Twitter (@SoftLayer) and we'll hook you up with a promo code that comps your registration … But remember, even if you're our best customer ever, you need a ticket to get in the door, so please register while you can!
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This is the second interview in three that constitute the final article-interview on Religious Education. The unique aspect of this interview has to do with the success of internet education and its use in the teaching of Torah and Jewish learning purposes, as well, of Orthodox Jewish adult education. In this interview with Religion Writer Peter Menkin, Director of www.torah.org spoke with the writer over a period of a few months, from December, 2011, through the 20th of March, 2012. Rabbi Yaakov Menken (no relation to the Religion Writer), speaks with an authority born of education, training, and experience. He shows a love of learning, and like the other three Rabbis who are part of this interview series of three about the internet learning site, with its 78,000 subscribers, Rabbi Yaakov has a warmth for the reality of the work and their experience in reaching out to both Jews and non-Jews in many parts of the world–in fact, worldwide as well as the United States. The phone conversations held from Peter Menkin's home office in Mill Valley, California to Rabbi Yaakov's office at www. Torah.org and his own home in Baltimore, went well.
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Amp Guru James Brown Launches Amptweaker
We received word in October that legendary amp builder James Brown (5150, JSX,
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- Product Type:
- Rhinestones
- is_customized:
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- Brand Name:
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- Color:
- Crystal / Clear
- Technics:
- Sew-On
- Material:
- Crystal
- Size:
- ss3 (1.3-1.5mm)
- Use:
- Bags,Garment,Nail Art,Shoes
- Rhinestones Type:
- Loose Rhinestones
- Style:
- Flatback
- Shape:
- Round
- Model Number:
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- Item Name:
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- Material:
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- Color:
- Crystal / Clear
- Facets:
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- Stone Size:
- ss3
- Size in mm:
- 1.3-1.5mm
- Technics:
- Non Hotfix / Glue On
- The Back:
- Silver Foiling
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- 1440pcs (10 Gross) / Bag
- Condition:
- High Quality and Brand New
Product Description
1440pcs/Lot, ss3 (1.3-1.5mm) Crystal / Clear Flat Back Glue on ( Nail Art ) Non Hot Fix Rhinestone
Item Name: Flat Back Non Hotfix Nail Art Rhinestone
Material: Crystal Glass
Color: Crystal / Clear
Facets: 12 cut
Stone Size: ss3
Size in mm: 1.3-1.5mm
Technique: Glue On, Non Hotfix
The Back: Silver Foiling
Packing Detail: 1440pcs (10 Gross) / Bag
Condition: High Quality and Brand New
Grade: AAA, MC
Use: Bags, Garment, Nail Art, Shoes, Cell Phone, Box, Pen, Furniture, Greeting Cards, etc
Stone Size | Size in mm | Facets | Packing Details | Net Weight |
ss4 | 1.5-1.7mm | 6 | 1440pcs(10gross)/Bag | 6.8g |
ss5 | 1.7-1.9mm | 6 | 1440pcs(10gross)/Bag | 8.2g |
ss6 | 1.9-2.1mm | 8 | 1440pcs(10gross)/Bag | 10.2g |
ss8 | 2.3-2.5mm | 8 | 1440pcs(10gross)/Bag | 17.3g |
ss10 | 2.7-2.9mm | 10 | 1440pcs(10gross)/Bag | 20.6g |
ss12 | 3.0-3.2mm | 10 | 1440pcs(10gross)/Bag | 36.1g |
ss16 | 3.8-4.0mm | 12 | 1440pcs(10gross)/Bag | 55.8g |
ss20 | 4.8-5.0mm | 14 | 1440pcs(10gross)/Bag | 89.3g |
ss30 | 6.3-6.5mm | 16 | 288pcs(2gross)/Bag | 65.5g |
ss34 | 7.0-7.2mm | 18 | 288pcs(2gross)/Bag | 38.7g |
ss40 | 8.35-8.65mm | 20 | 144pcs(1gross)/Bag | 71.4g |
Color Chart for your reference:
Flat Back Non-Hotfix (NHF) Rhinestone :
They are loose crystal components with platinum foiling on the back (mirrored), which have a flat underside, they can be applied with glue (such Gem Tac glue) to different materials and very easy to glue onto virtually any material, available in a wide range of colours, shapes and size. These are perfect for adding that sparkle to fashion clothing and wedding dresses, mobile phones, nail art, greeting cards or other decorative items !
(Never use Super Glue or Hot Glue to set Rhinestones, it will change the colour of the foil backing, for nail art we recommend nail glue)
How to apply with glue: Place glue spots onto the fabric in whatever patterns you want. The glue spots must be smaller than the rhinestone you are using, the glue should just come around the rhinestone edge. You want to glue the rhinestone glass edge to the fabric, not just the back of the rhinestone.
Non Hotfix Rhinestones Application Instructions:
1. Place stencil on garment and use sticky tape to avoid stencil from moving.
2. Place glue spots onto the fabric in whatever patterns you want about 10 - 20 at a time and apply more spots later so the glue will not dry out before you apply all the rhinestones. The glue spots must be smaller than the rhinestones you are using, the glue should just come around the rhinestone edge. You want to glue the rhinestone glass edge to the fabric, not just the back of the rhinestone but if the glue slightly come out of the edge its ok as Gem Tac dries clear.
3. Before you place rhinestones on the glue spots leave about 20 seconds for the glue to settle on the surface, then it will be easier to place rhinestones on.
4. Leave for 3 hours before removing stencil.
Please note : After applied please leave for 24 hours before wash, during this period, handle the fabric with care.
To launder:
This is to help you with laundering Non hot fix rhinestone garments, this components and design are washable.
1. Turn the garment inside out and wash in cold or warm water on gentle cycle and use a soft wash bag to protect the crystals.
2. Washing with light weight garments.
3. Dryer on low heat or air dry. Allow garment to cool before turning right side out or the best is to line dry.
Highly advised to hand-wash any items with glued rhinestones.
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The Natural History of Queen Elizabeth Country Park
The Park contains a diverse range of habitats from calcareous grassland and yew woodland on Butser Hill to the coniferous and beech plantations on Holt Down and War Down.
Most of Butser Hill is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and since 1998 as a National Nature Reserve. The SSSI designation stretches beyond the boundary of the Country Park and on to neighbouring land. At 231.2 hectares this is large when compared against other lowland terrestial SSSI's and is the second largest area of calcareous grassland in Hampshire.
Within these habitats three species groups can be picked out as key features:
- Butser Hill is in the top 20 Hampshire chalk grassland sites for its rich vascular flora.
- Butser Hill is the richest of any Hampshire chalk grassland site in terms of its bryophyte (125 species) and lichen (82 species) flora.
- Over 30 species of butterfly have been recorded including populations of Duke of Burgundy and the Silver - Spotted Skipper.
Butser Hill SSSI is also a Special Area of Conservation (SAC). This recognises its importance from a European perspective.
The forest blocks on Holt Down and War Down are extensive, covering over 500 hectares. Within this area are a variety of habitats ranging from ancient woodland and hazel coppice to beech and conifer plantations.
There are four water features in the Park - a concrete fire pond on Holt Down, a pond by the Visitor Centre, a concrete pond on the south slopes of Butser Hill and a reedbed adjacent to the Juniper toilets.
A number of reports covering habitat and species information within the Park are available on request.


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When people in the far future look at pictures and drawings from our time, I'd imagine that all of the women would be wearing pants and skirts that accentuate their rears. The huge cultural shift toward butts that's happened recently might have a lot of explanations. First of all, there are more women with large butts, more minority women, more young women of all races eating artificial and hormone-induced food. Second, our media is obsessed with our own ass obsession-feeding a public that is fueled on sexual acceptance. More people liking big, round butts means more people on television with them and more products made to shrink, lift, enhance, or round an out-of-shape butt. We've arrived at an era where a well-constructed butt is treated like a well-constructed pair of breasts on a woman. Our pictures of eighteenth century fashion are of women in tight corsets that not only slimmed the waist, but did so in order to lift, squeeze and highlight the breasts, no matter how they might have actually looked bare. In the time of butts, the same result may occur.
Silicone parts are made for toys? Well I agree. It's always been difficult for me to take a woman with a fake anything seriously. Now that I exercise the ways I do, I feel even more strongly about this. Any person I meet who would alter their appearance permanently simply to achieve a superficial result that exercise and clean living can already improve or that shows the world their sense of constant artificiality, is not a person I can be friends with. Most of our societal problems stem from this idea that we can put expensive band-aids on problems that basic discipline and self-esteem would fix. Now that the focus seems to be shifting from breasts to butts, women are creating false self-esteem with butt implants the same way they have for years with breast implants. Women with independence from these ideals, true self-esteem, and a disdain for artificiality are outcasts in our society. The notion that women should be free to artificially alter their appearances simply to approach an idea of perfection set up by other women or to gain male attention is ruining relationships. Why? Even though the artificial woman looks better to other women, women these days just don't look the same to the average guy.
If butt implants are still funny to you, beware, they'll be in every night club and on every young beach hottie really soon. That's because the more people want nice butts, the more difficult it will be for everyone to have them naturally. The Gluteus maximus and medius on many women simply don't round out like two basketballs the way it might for other women. Like dating a black woman with blond hair, or an emaciated women with size DD breasts, you might feel a little weird dating a woman with a twenty-four inch waist and a booty you can sit a drink on. Three hundred years ago, when those corsets came off, men must have felt the same way.
What women could do, especially the ones who'd like to enhance certain areas where they're not naturally endowed, is realize that enhancement is based on the surrounding area. The Eiffel Tower is enhanced not because it's tall, but because it's the tallest thing around. So flat bellies, toned lower backs, and tight hamstrings are what makes big butts look like round butts. Also, they might do well by not expecting the impossible. You'd love that flabby butt to stand firm like it's fake? Or to look the same way naked as you do in tight jeans? Well fat and firm are oxymoronic. You'd have to increase the size, strength and power of both the medius and maximus to achieve firm and round, but all of that might melt so much body fat off of your butt that you'd be working with something considerably smaller. Seeking out your minimum body weight is the proper way, then you'll know how your particular body really looks, and you can work on enhancement from there.
If you were born with more of what people try to enhance, then you should work on controlling it. The term "fat ass" has gone from a negative to a positive one in the past generation. Most before did not want to be one, and most now want to have one. If you already have one though, you know that a few extra pounds can turn a woman with a "fat ass" into a fat ass woman too quickly. What causes this mostly isn't necessarily over eating, or poor exercise habits, it's the tendency to over eat or be lazy because superficially, certain body parts are thought to be keeping these women sexy. Women with large chests or round butts that aren't the products of exercise generally think that their bodies came more perfect than others, and hence do less to maintain them. Body parts in our society have so much value that they act as a visual pass. I huge pair of natural breasts or a big, healthy, round butt can turn a "fat" woman into a "chubby" woman on first sight. It's caused a bevy of women to use body parts to attract men instead of using their actual beat-up bodies.
In my opinion, women are going to great lengths to be sexy, when they'd be much sexier if they did some free, natural things to help their appearances. The artificial things that we'll do in order to keep up appearances, the even more artificial things we'll put into our bodies, and the settling we do in life has made living in reality virtually impossible for some people. Recently I saw a line of slimming underclothes for men and thought, "great, now the men are wearing the corsets." This is a society where no one knows how exercise can really work for them. Ladies, you can have the butts you want, all you have to do is take control of the area, then use it. Really, most of the activities that Fitness Conservatives engage in, like running, yoga, swimming and cycling all involve use of those particular muscles. Not only do hardcore Fitness Conservatives worry less about toning muscles in that area, they also use the area so much that they know exactly how their butts should look. Athletes usually know also. Your favorite tennis players have toned legs and firm butts because building speed, foot quickness and incredible lateral movement all shape out butts and thighs quite nicely. My point? Trying to build the better butt, whether to grow it, shrink it or tone it is easy, but even easier when you're dedicated to the things you're doing, and not dedicated to having a better looking butt.


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UnderGround Forum >> Possible fake Black Belt
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It takes a while but lots of good stuff in it. it dies out and comes back alive a few times but no idea where the slow pages are. |
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Yep good read. |
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Also Fuck You David Lang |
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Alright, I will start reading it and comment after I'm done. It'll take me a few days. |
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TheBulgarianAssassin - Alright, I will start reading it and comment after I'm done. It'll take me a few days.Takes a while, but worth it. |
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One Man actually had the sack to travel up to NY from South Carolina to confront Lang, which he dick tucked of course. Where are all the up state New Yorkers at (or the surrounding areas) to confront David Lang? Is upstate NY full of a bunch of fucking bitches? It still amazes me that this guy lives on with his fraudulent credentials. At least someone like mister3mma has the BALLS to show up and confront a fake MA practitioner in his area. |
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Epicccccc December 2010 ftw |
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Threads going strong after all these years. |
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Just got this on Connection Rio YouTube account posted to the Wallid/David Lang video:
"My girlfriend wants to train with this Dave Lang guy that lives in Cortland and claims to have all these belts. I am so worried for her life. Please help and let me know how real this guy is ,email email@example.com. Dave has a gym or rents it or whatever on Owego that is all I know but I am need answers!!" - Phillip Turk Amore
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DennisinRio - Weird that he signed his name differently than his email has it. "Phillip" and "Philip." He is correct about Owego road though. Did you see the other thread about Lang working in a new gym, Dennis? http://www.mixedmartialarts.com/mma.cfm?go=forum.posts&forum=1&thread=2149703&page=1 It's called "Dave Lang at it Again?" Anyway, in the thread it was revealed that some shitty McDojo guy was letting the fraud, Dave "MexicanJew" Lang, teach kids at the gym. He also has another guy teaching some boxing classes that pretends to be a Golden Gloves winner (he lost the tournament, the only time he ever was in it, in the first round). It's a good read. |
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well the cats out of the bag.. so here goes: I received an email about 4 days ago from a woman who says she has a relative that is dating Dave. SHe had fears that he was a fraud, and did some checking, and found this thread. SHe contacted me for more info... She says the following: (I am posting a copy paste of our conversation and redacting her name) Morning! I'm so glad to see you got my message(s). I'm about to get off FB and hit the road, but this is very important to me. Are you friends with or related to Alisa Beardslee from central NY?? Phil Why do you want to know? 11/9, 7:10am I'm trying to determine if I'm being lied to by someone or not. Phil 11/9, 7:10am Ok... What makes you think I would know... Is this person doing the lying named Dave lang? 11/9, 7:11am Yep. How did you know? Phil 11/9, 7:12am I dont know what he said... but I can assure you it is a lie Because thats how I "know" beardslee 11/9, 7:12am I know that he's a proven liar, but he has alleged that you are related to Alisa Beardslee, his ex-first-wife. Phil 11/9, 7:12am I investigated dave for a few years.. she helped. 11/9, 7:13am Ohhhhhhhh.... so you're not related to her. Phil 11/9, 7:13am Hahaha... no. I have never even met her Hes unreal 11/9, 7:13am I figured as much. Then, I've got the right man... you're mmaguy30 from mixedmaritialarts.com? http://mixedmaritialarts.com/ Phil 11/9, 7:14am Thats me Rebecca beardslee is who I talked to... I think thats her daughter Not sure Whats dave up to now? Fucking 1 eyed kiddy raper. 11/9, 7:17am Good! I have been spending far too much of my life this past week reading through the feeds related to Dave... both the one started in 2010 and the recent 2013 one... and I am shocked. And I have very personal interest in this. He's dating my "niece." I say niece in quotes because we're actually only 2 years apart and were friends before I married her uncle. Funny you should mention that... that's mostly what I wanted to talk to you about.... Is there any way you can get me in contact with the person you spoke to that confirmed the indictment and trial of this?? I understand it's sealed, because he was a juvenile at the times the crimes were committed? When were the crimes committed? And when was he ultimately arrested for them? Phil 11/9, 7:19am Phil I cant do that to her. I know he was 16... so if you can get his real age you can figure the time frame. I had excerpts from it but nothing complete. Rest assured its true. 11/9, 7:19am Dave is up to the same shit, and I'm very concerned. He's still lying about his BJJ... whatever you want to call it, because as I understand it he no nothing in BJJ whatsoever other than being related to someone in the sport... a cousin. He's continuing to teach, listing himself as both and Instructor and a "Professor" in BJJ. He's also still lying about having been in the army. And he's doing the usual diversion tactics... alleging conspiracy by his ex-wife and her family and friends, yatta, yatta, yatta. Phil 11/9, 7:20am So he us not. Married to skyfeather anymore? Does he have a gym? 11/9, 7:21am No. They divorced earlier this year, and on her FB page she intimated it having been an abusive home/relationship to some extent. I know his real age... I think. He says he's 30. He was born May 27th (according to his FB page), so that would be in 1983.... I'm trying to remember the name of the gym he's working at Phil 11/9, 7:22am Phil Omg...haha I would so love to talk to her Get me the gym name and ill blow him up again Is he going by his real name or dave la... Your niece needs to RUN 11/9, 7:24am The gym's name starts with an E... Something like "Explosion" but that's not it. I'm looking for it on google right now. Also, my sister in law called the gym, which is allegedly owned and run by someone else (damn! I can't think of that name either, but I'll find out), and it's HIS voice on the recording, but he says the OTHER GUY'S name in the message. I know. We're going over to see her today for "an intervention." She is swallowing all of his lies. Phil 11/9, 7:25am Phil I need any and all info on gym...name number location facebook... 11/9, 7:32am I'll get it for you today when I see (REDACTED). I wish I could get some tangible proof on the child molestation situations, because #1 my niece has a 4 year old daughter and a 2 year old son and #2 my husband will not be convinced of that part of things without solid proof. I've scoured newspaper records but can't find anything about anything... I know it won't list his name if he was a juvenile. We're ALL convinced of EVERYTHING else. I was shocked. How insane and narcissistic and manipulative can a person be? And the whole religious "thing"... the most favorite cover by all of the world's worsts in my opinion. I actually met Dave in 2001 and my husband had known him a couple of years before that when he had first moved upstate from Long Island. If I had known the thread was going on at the time, I could've saved you some trouble with figuring that part of things out. I just don't get it. Phil 11/9, 7:33am Phil I want to help. Get me info in the gym. 11/9, 7:33am Thanks. I will as soon as I have it. Evolution Fight Team NY 95 Owego Street, Cortland, New York 13045 (607) 283-3871 Hours: Tues.-Fri. 6-9:30 p.m. Saturday 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Found the link on Dave's FB page... They've got their own page right here on FB. They just joined FB on 5/12/2013. Interestingly, Dave is not mentioned in the "About" section... Unless one of those is another of his aliases. It sure looks like his bad typing and grammar though. "About Brazilian jiu jitsu,BJJ,MMA,cortland NY,NY, Master Paulo Izaias ,Master Ronaldo Cruz Raspinha ,Master Carlos David Oliveira. Located 93 Owego street Cortland NY Description Master Paulo Izaias (Black Belt in brazilian jiu jitsu under Ronaldo Cruz Raspinha) is the head instructor at Evolution Fight Team NY and is a 4 time time champion in Meiaguarda and Copa Sa championships in Fortaleza Brazil. Master Izaias Is the only certified Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black belt in the Cortland area. Evoluiton Fight Team NY is associated with Evolution Fight Team 3rd degree black belt Carlos David Oliveira. Stop down and try a free class today. Find out why Brazilian jiu jitsu is perfect for Men,Women and children of all ages. I'll let you know as soon as I find out that name of the supposed owner who is a BB yatta, yatta, yatta. If you type in Evolution Fight Team NY that's how it's listed in the search section. This is there website: http://evolutionfightteamny.webs.com Evolution Fight Team NY evolutionfightteamny.webs.com Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA in cortland NY. looking for real grappling and MMA your search is OVER!!! https://www.facebook.com/EvolutionFightTeamNy Btw, I believe Paolo is Dave's cousin. I'll try to get confirmation on that for you. |
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I'm a little confused. When you say you've had a gym successful for over 3 years, are you referring to Evolution Fight Team NY? I ask because I went on the FB page as well as the website, and I could find no mention of you whatsoever. That gym was entirely Paolo's from what I can tell. ?? Also, what are the names of the 15 different black belts who have verified who you are and your rank? David Mrbean Dasilvala 12:56pm David Mrbean Dasilvala I spent 2&a half hours last night talking with [I edited out my niece's name here, Phil] on the phone. I made the evolution fighting website I put Paul's name on there because he's my cousin and I was trying to help in building name in the United States. evolution fighting is part of the franchise there's over 15 different branches . My master is on my Facebook giba lotus jiu jitsu his real name is Gilberto Carlos Cardoza. he is a 6th degree black belt. you can contact Hermes franca on my facebook we have been friends for over 8 years and train together for most of them . I'm working right now so I don't have time to give you the list but that's two names right there contact hermes is better because he speaks English David Mrbean Dasilvala 12:59pm David Mrbean Dasilvala Hermes the 4th degree black belt in jujitsu and a former world champ That is even more confusing... It in no way explains why your name is completely absent from mention or affiliation with the gym in any way whatsoever. David Mrbean Dasilvala 1:38pm David Mrbean Dasilvala Because paulo has a different master and affiliation than I do . His academy in Brazil already was linked up . the more evolution gyms the bigger the noterity. Plus all the rummors alisa caused after we had her arrested I couldn't because of that I can't talk right now putting up dry wall |
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Oh shit, back in. |
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UGCTT_CloudStrife -It's about to come back alive, I'm thinking. Damn! |
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Sounds like things are starting to get interesting again. I'm certainly not surprised to here that Dave "La" is back at it again. Looking forward to hearing any things else you dig up mmaguy. |
28 days ago | |
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Sounds like things are starting to get interesting again. I'm certainly not surprised to here that Dave "La" is back at it again. Looking forward to hearing any things else you dig up mmaguy. |
28 days ago | |
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It never ends with this guy |
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Jesus Christ this guy needs to be put down or at least dojo stormed |
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Lol |
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In |
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Lol...this guy is no quitter...that's for sure. |
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Holy shit 1 million views lol |
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if the time he spend on building himself was instead used for training, he really would be a black belt right now. |
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mmaattorney - Epicccccc December 2010 ftw See my join date? Evidence of the magnitude of this thread. EDIT: because I might be a time traveller (or possibly misremembering things, though unlikely). I could have sworn that this thread is what got me to join, but apparently I did so a few days earlier. |
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Following is a letter of complaint I sent to Qatar's main office in Doha and personally gave to their operations manager in Khartoum on January 4. To date I have had no response from anyone.
Dear Sir or Madam: I wish to make a formal complaint about the terrible service of Qatar Airways in Sudan and Doha that resulted in the loss of a bag containing US$3,000 of scuba equipment. The sequence of events is as follows: 1. I checked in with Qatar Airways, flight 521 from Khartoum to Doha, on December 18 with a connection on flight 656 to Cebu on December 19. 2. I checked in one bag in Khartoum and had another carry-on bag with most of my scuba safety equipment. 3. After getting my boarding pass I went through security and was told that I could not take the carry-on bag with me because there was two (underwater) flashlights and a scuba regulator in the bag. 4. I explained that the equipment was very valuable and that I have always carried it as a carry-on but I was told that I must check it in. 5. The female Qatar Airway agent at the boarding gate took the bag and issued me an Interline limited Release tag (#0157QR211698) showing that the bag was to go to Cebu. I told her that the equipment was worth $3,000 and that my safety under water depended on it and that some of the equipment was fragile. 6. I asked that she put a fragile sticker on the bag but in the following 15 minutes before boarding she had not done so and I saw her kicking the bag to move it. 7. When I arrive in Doha I had only enough time to get to the boarding gate for the Cebu flight. I asked the man collecting my boarding pass in check on the computer to make sure both on my bags had been transferred and HE REFUSED TO DO SO. 8. When I got to Cebu the bag with all of my equipment was not on the plane. 9. I spoke to the Qatar baggage agent in Cebu and he filled out a Property Irregularity Report (PIR), kept the original Interline limited Release tag (#0157QR211698) but gave me a photocopy of it. 10. During the next two weeks I made frequent calls to your agents in Cebu (Floyd, Epi, Kris) and they told me they were doing what they could to trace the bag. A week or so later they faxed me a Passenger Property Questionnaire (I was staying at a dive resort on Leyte) and told me to fill it out and turn it in when I returned to Cebu for my return flight to Khartoum on January 2. (I have a copy of the two-page form but they kept the original.) 11. When I was at the Cebu airport Floyd showed me a number of emails and faxes that had been sent to Khartoum and told me that he had NEVER RECEIVED ANY RESPONSE. 12. He also explained that the Interline limited Release tag number (0157QR211698) had never been entered into the computer system and so there was no official record of it. 13. He also told me that I would ask that an agent meet me upon arrival in Khartoum but there was NO AGENT AT the AIRPORT BAGGAGE AREA. 14. I listed 15 items on the Passenger Property Questionnaire with a total (replacement) value of US$3,000. I may be able to find a few receipts of bank/credit card statements for some on the items but not for most of them as I often paid cash for them. Obviously I want to be reimbursed for the replacement value of this equipment but I also want to file a complaint for negligence (#6, 11, 12), incompetence (#6, 11, 12, 13), and theft against the female agent in Khartoum and negligence (#7) and incompetence (#7) against the male agent in Doha. I will go to the main Qatar Airways office tomorrow and try to talk to the manager. If I am not totally satisfied with the outcome I will file a criminal complaint for theft with the police against Qatar Airway in Khartoum. This was my first and probably my last flight with Qatar. While I was very pleased with the help your agents in Cebu gave me I am equally (if not more) unhappy with the negligence and incompetence of those responsible for the loss of my equipment. Do you really want such people working for you? Morris Lando I cannot imagine that it will do any good but I will file a police report for theft against Qatar Air and all of its employees in Sudan. |
I saw this complaint on another site and thought I'd give my 3 cents worth here.
I've not really thought about filing a police report for a missing piece of luggage but I'm all for it. It may put an end to lost luggage if the police actually acted on the complaint and more people started doing it. Good luck and keep us posted.
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I would absolutely love it if the police actually investigated and forced the airline to investigate. If ever there was a clear cut case, this is it. The passenger did everything they could to protect their property...
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These Simply Vera Vera Wang thong sandals feature a glittery, strappy upper for chic style you'll love.
Shoe Features:
- Buckle closure ensures a flexible fit.
- Padded footbed cushions each step.
Shoe Construction:
- Manmade upper & lining
- TPR outsole
Shoe Details:
- Open toe
- Buckle closure
- Padded footbed