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Archives, Museums and Collecting Practices in the Modern Arab World
Edited by Sonja Mejcher-Atassi, American University of Beirut, Lebanon and John Pedro Schwartz, American University of Beirut, Lebanon
In Archives, Museums and Collecting Practices in the Modern Arab World, editors Sonja Mejcher-Atassi and John Pedro Schwartz bring together a diverse group of academic voices to write on the subject of collecting in the Middle East. The book begins with a quotation from Orhan Pamuk's The Museum of Innocence, a contemporary Turkish novel centered on the life of a fictional collector which includes the line:
"What Turks should be viewing in their own museums are not bad imitations of Western art but their own lives. Instead of displaying the Occidental fantasies of our rich, our museums should show us our own lives (1)."
Rhonda A. Saad Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Modern and Contemporary Arab Art
Deadline: September 5, 2013
AMCA is currently accepting submissions for the 2013 Rhonda A. Saad Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Modern Arab Art. In its third year, the award aims to recognize and promote excellence in the field of modern and contemporary Arab art. The prize is offered to a graduate student working in any discipline whose paper is judged to provide the most significant contribution to the disciplines of Middle East Studies and Art History. Submissions must have been produced between June 2012 - September 2013, must not exceed 35 pages (excluding notes and bibliography), and must not have been previously published or be currently under consideration for publication.
Submissions are due to email@example.com by September 5, 2013.
The winner will be announced during the AMCA Members Meeting, held at the Middle East Studies Association Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA in October 2013. The author of the winning paper will be awarded $500, and the winning paper will be considered for publication in the Arab Studies Journal, pending the standard review process.
On Likeness and Difference: Modern Art of the Middle East and the Confines of Modernism
Third Annual Conference of the Association for Modern and Contemporary Art of the Arab World, Iran and Turkey
October 18-19, 2013
Kevorkian Center, NYU
The third annual AMCA conference seeks to problematize the comparative method with which the paradigm of modernism approaches modern art of the Middle East. This paradigm is, after all, a formulation of the historical experience of Western Europe in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It maps the development of bourgeois society to an apotheosis of form, and then situates the emergence of modernist concepts and styles at this juncture. As new artistic practices develop outside of Europe, artists producing work in apparently modernist styles are consistently read in comparison to their European counterparts, eclipsing their historical specificity and rendering them derivative.
The conference aims to interrogate this relation of comparison by opening up a set of interlocking questions about visual resemblances between works, uses of the concept of influence, and the availability of documentation that would enable the writing of a different historiography. Comparison is often premised on visual resemblances between the modern art of the Middle East and the modern art of Europe: "It looks like Picasso." However, the identification of those resemblances is based on the epistemological fallacy that alikeness is evidence of a historical relation; it may look like Picasso but that does not necessarily indicate an influence. At stake in the lure of resemblance is not only methodological rigor; by inviting comparison, resemblances risk subordinating one art to another, obscuring its constitutive artistic problem and the historical context in which it was produced.
On the one hand, there is a need to reflect critically on comparison as a method in art history. How does this comparative approach generate claims about influence, and how is the concept of influence used asymmetrically, denoting in a European context an historical link but in the Middle East an imitation? What do we mean when we claim an 'influence'? On the other hand, what is at issue here is the possibility of asking formalist questions outside any comparison. How can we think about work produced in what appears to be modernist styles without taking as a starting point a comparison with European modernism? And how can we critically address visual similarities and differences, not only with European modernism but also with art practices in other non-western contexts?
In order to move out of the relationship of comparison instituted by the paradigm of European modernism, we need to address the methodological problem that much of the modern art of the Middle East comes to us de-contextualized, stripped of the historical record that would enable us to place it in the context of its production. This is partly a consequence of the region's wars, which have scattered art collections and destroyed archives. It is also the result of an archival tradition in which the documentary record for art practices is not centralized and systematized, but instead is dispersed in a number of different locations. In the absence of documentation, the artwork can only be comprehended on the basis of its visuality. Operating within the paradigm of modernism, this leads into the trap of comparison, where the artwork is evaluated in term of its similarities and differences to European modern art. This comparison only reinforces the alienation of the artwork from its documentary record, perpetuating the myth in the art world that "there is no archive."
AMCA is currently accepting individual paper proposals (250-‐300 words) as well as panel proposals (400-‐500 words) that present specific case studies as possibilities for thinking outside the trap of comparison. We encourage papers dealing with specific studies of artworks, artists, manifestos, collectives, and discourses from the Arab world, Iran, and Turkey. Panel proposals should provide a brief overview of the panel stakes as well as a list of tentatively confirmed paper presenters and titles and suggested discussants. Graduate students are particularly encouraged to submit proposals.
All proposals to be submitted by June 15, 2013
to: firstname.lastname@example.com
A response will be given by early July 2013.
Saleem Al-Bahloly (UC Berkeley)
Dina Ramadan (Bard College)
Sarah Rogers (Independent Scholar)
Nada Shabout (AMCA President/ University of North Texas)
Salwa Mikdadi (AMCA President Elect/ Independent Curator)
December 1 2012
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
Greetings to you in this period of optimism and despair. The last couple of years have been years of much action and uncertainty, and we will undoubtedly need time to reflect on all that has happened in the Arab world and how it is affecting the art world.
2012 has been a productive year for AMCA. Our membership has continued to grow steadily and H-AMCA has proved to be an invaluable source of information thanks to our amazing editor, Pamela Karimi.
In June, we held our second annual international conference, "The Longevity of Rupture: 1967 in Art and Its Histories," held in collaboration with the Department of Fine Arts and Art History at the American University of Beirut and made possible by a generous donation from Rana Sadik and Samer Younis. It was a galvanizing two days of papers and debate. Video footage of the conference is now available on our website, thanks to our dedicated intern Nora Palandjian. In addition, a selection of papers will be published in a forthcoming issue of MIT Press' ARTmargins.
As an affiliate of College Art Association (CAA) and Middle East Studies Association (MESA), AMCA's active presence at both annual conferences continues. Pamela Karimi organized a special session on Artists in Times of War and Revolution at the 2012 CAA conference in Los Angeles. We also sponsored two panels at the 2012 MESA conference in Denver: In the Shadow of the Cold War: Modern Art in the Arab World (organized by Saleem al-Bahloly and Sarah Rogers and chaired by Dina Ramadan) and Arab Spring, Artistic Awakening? Art, Resistance, and Revolution (organized by Dina Ramadan and Jennifer Pruitt).
We held our annual members' meeting at the MESA conference, where we awarded the second Rhonda A. Saad Prize for the best graduate paper in modern and contemporary art in the Arab art. This year's recipient is Amin Alsaden, a doctoral student at Harvard's Graduate School of Design, for his paper, "Baghdad's 1974 Biennial: The Ba'ath, Arab Art, and Global Politics." We would like to thank Hannah Feldman and Jessica Winegar as members of the selection committee for their critical engagement with the submissions.
Our November Members' Meeting marked the end of our inaugural board's term. I would like to profoundly thank Sarah Rogers, Dina Ramadan, and Anneka Lenssen for their dedicated service to AMCA over the past five years. It was through their energy and commitment that AMCA has developed as a vital presence in the field. I am confident that AMCA's growth will continue with our new board. Salwa Mikdadi joins us as President-elect. Alexandra Seggerman begins her term as Secretary. Patrick Kane now serves as Treasurer. I look forward to working with them in the coming months.
Last but not least, I look forward to your continuous support and participation in AMCA's progress. Your membership is vital for the success of AMCA, so please pay your dues, and I encourage all of you to become active members through suggestions, interactions and volunteering. We need to hear your voices and we need to continue to find creative ways to connect with colleagues in the region. We also need volunteers for the Reviews Section Committee. Please contact Salwa if you are interested.
Warm regards and best wishes for 2013,
Nada Shabout
President, AMCA
June 25, 2012
Announcing the Rhonda A. Saad Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Modern Arab Art, 2012
In honor of our dear friend and colleague, Rhonda A. Saad (1979-2010), The Association of Modern & Contemporary Art of the Arab World, Iran, and Turkey (AMCA) established the Rhonda A. Saad Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Modern Arab Art in 2011. In its second year, the award aims to recognize and promote excellence in the field of modern and contemporary Arab art.
The Rhonda A. Saad Prize is offered annually to a graduate student working in any discipline whose paper is judged to provide the most significant contribution to the disciplines of Middle East Studies and Art History. Papers will be evaluated according to the originality of research and methodological approach, cogency of argument, and clarity of writing. The submission must be solo authored and written in English.
The author of the winning paper will be awarded $500, to be presented at the Middle East Studies Association Annual Meeting in December 2012. Additionally, the winning paper will be considered for publication in the Arab Studies Journal, pending the standard review process.
The Prize is sponsored by the donations of generous individuals.
Submission rules:
1. The paper must have been produced between June 2011 - September 2012
2. The paper must not exceed 35 pages, excluding notes and bibliography
3. The paper must not have been published nor currently be under review for publication
Submissions for the 2012 prize must be submitted by September 30 2012 via email to: email@example.com.
We held our second AMCA conference, The Longevity of Rupture: 1967 in Art and Its Histories, in collaboration with the Department of Fine Arts and Art History at the American University of Beirut. Both the papers and the energy from the audience were tremendous. We taped the proceedings and hope to get clips up on our website shortly.
October 19, 2011
Dear AMCA members,
We are happy to announce that nominations for AMCA's Board Member positions of President-elect, Secretary, and Treasurer are currently being accepted. Now that AMCA can boast four years of continuous programming including panels at CAA and MESA as well as our own dedicated conference last year (and plans for a second AMCA conference underway for 2012), an expanding membership, and increasing recognition from academic and curatorial circles, it is time for you to get involved. Let's keep our momentum going.
Nominations should be submitted via email by November 20 2011 to: firstname.lastname@example.com. All nominations must be accompanied by a 300-500 word bio and brief CV. Self-nominations are accepted. Please also note that as per AMCA by-laws, only active members (membership dues up to date) may serve as board members.
Candidates will be announced at AMCA's annual Members Meeting to be held on December 1 2011 at 7pm. Following the December 1 2011 Members Meeting, candidates' bios will be circulated to all AMCA members. Voting will be held via email ballot. All active members shall have 1 vote per office. Polls will close Jan 20 2012. Successful candidates will be announced on Feb. 15 2012 and assume office at the close of the 2012 Members Meeting (to be held in conjunction with the annual MESA Meeting, held in late Autumn 2012, as per AMCA's bylaws).
For a full listing of responsibilities for each Board position, please visit AMCA's by-laws, posted in full at: <www.amcainternational.org <http://www.amcainternational.org> . Current holders of the positions are also happy to answer questions about responsibilities associated with each post. Please feel free to email them directly.
Please be sure to renew your via <http://www.amcainternational.org> and help shape the future of AMCA.
All best,
Nada Shabout, President, firstname.lastname@example.com
Sarah Rogers, President-elect, firstname.lastname@example.com
Dina Ramadan, Secretary, email@example.com
Anneka Lenssen, Treasurer, email@example.com
Dear AMCA members,
We have finally launched our new, moderated H-AMCA e-mail list-service!
The list-service will be run under the auspices of H-Net, the international interdisciplinary organization of scholars and teachers that has long provided services aiming to use electronic and web-based resources to better support research and learning in the humanities.
Pamela Karimi, Assistant Professor of Art History at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, has agreed to serve as List Editor. At the end of Pamela's editorship, Alexandra D. Seggerman, Yale University, will assume editor duties.
We are very excited about H-AMCA and hope that you will subscribe to it without delay. We see it as a central piece in the project of building community of scholars engaged in the study of modern and contemporary art from the Arab world, Iran, and Turkey. Moreover, we hope that the flexibility of the list-service format will encourage informed, timely discussion about events happening in the region we are studying – art events in Iran, Dubai, Turkey, Egypt, etc. – as well as the region where many of us are based (ie U.S. and U.K. academe). Many of you have let us know that a top priority for you and your involvement in our organization is a functioning, lively e-mail list. We hope that H-AMCA will provide a platform for effective communication and debate, providing it to you as well as to the many additional subscribers who will join in the coming years.
Please note that henceforth, all announcements about events, exhibitions, upcoming conferences, and other calls for papers will be circulated through this new H-AMCA list (another reason to subscribe). Subscriptions to the list are free, and are not linked to your membership in our organization. While we will continue to post relevant announcements about job and funding opportunities to our website, as we have always done, we expect that H-AMCA will now be the primary mechanism for these types of updates.
We will now use AMCA's own, autonomously maintained email list of members to circulate organizational business only: calls to organize panels at the annual conferences of CAA and MESA, the national organizations to which we have affiliate membership. We will also use our internal list for organizational elections, and to put together our next AMCA conference – currently slated for Summer 2012 (stay tuned).
Nada Shabout
Dear AMCA members,
2010 was an active year for us at AMCA, as we continue to grow with your valuable support. I must say that as I write this letter and review this year's activities, I vividly remember the workshop Silvia Naef and I organized for the Seventh Mediterranean Social and Political Research Meeting in Montecatini Terme, 22 – 24 March 2006. My aim in organizing the workshop stemmed from my personal experience as a graduate student on the subject in the USA and the lack of context, literature and support I faced. It was to establish a forum for scholars and individuals engaged in the study of modern and contemporary art from the region, and particularly encourage and support young researchers. AMCA was also envisioned as a global mechanism, not constrained by single language or geography, connecting the region and its arts with scholars from around the world and making their scholarship available worldwide. A number of the participants became members of AMCA's founding board. I am grateful to their valuable commitment and perseverance. I am particularly grateful to Sarah Rogers, AMCA President-Elect, for the incredible job she continues to do.
As the Founding President, I stand very proud today of our accomplishments following AMCA's first international conference, "Modern Arab Art: Objects, Histories, and Methodologies", held in collaboration with Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art in Doha in conjunction with Mathaf's opening. For two days, from December 17-18th, established and emerging scholars gathered together to share exciting research, methodologies, and thoughts on the future of the field. It was a monumental event and we hope that the papers and engaged discussions will be available online in the coming weeks. Importantly, we are all ready in the process of organizing next year's AMCA-Mathaf Conference. We at AMCA are deeply grateful for the support of Mathaf, which enabled our first conference to be held in the region and, critically, surrounded by the very objects we study. I am also personally grateful to the members of the Conference Committee, Sarah Rogers, Dina Ramadan and Anneka Lenssen for all their support and great organizational work.
Our MESA presence continued this year. In November we sponsored the panel, "Articulating Politics, Mobilizing Art: The Left and the Visual Arts," organized by AMCA secretary Dina Ramadan, at the 2010 Middle East Studies Association annual meeting. Our online review section continues to grow with reviews from AMCA-members. Please contact Sarah Rogers at email@example.com if you are interested in reviewing a book or joining the review committee.
This year was also marked by tragedy as we mourn the passing of our dear friend and esteemed colleague, Rhonda Saad. Her presence is missed, especially at the Mathaf Conference for which she was integral force in designing the conference's conceptual framework. It was to Rhonda that we dedicated the conference. In her memory, AMCA is proud to have established "The Rhonda Saad Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Modern Arab Art." We will announce the first prize of $500USD at the annual MESA meeting in 2011, and would like to thank all of you who generously donated to the fund. For donations, see AMCA's main page or contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Consequently, we welcomed Anneka Lenssen to the board and to assume the duties of AMCA treasurer. We are all grateful to Anneka's immediate commitment to keeping AMCA financially sound. AMCA is a membership-based organization, and I would like to take this opportunity to encourage all lapsing members to renew their memberships and/or make a donation on-line or contact firstname.lastname@example.com. In these financial hard-times, your dues and donations are very much needed.
In the meantime, we hope to see you all at the College Art association's annual meeting in New York City this February. AMCA will host a members meeting and the affiliate session, "Modern Arab Art and Its Historical and Methodological Relationships to the Post-Colonial Context," (February 9th 2011, 12:30-2pm). Chaired by Sarah Rogers, the session will bring together scholars Prita Meier, Robin Greeley, Nada Shabout, and Saloni Mathur for roundtable discussion on the historical and historiographical relationships between the Middle East and other locations previously assumed peripheral to the study of Modernism. We hope you will join us for what promises to be an informed and engaged discussion. Two more sessions at CAA are organized by AMCA members. For details, see AMCA's and CAA's websites.
I would like to thank every one of you for your hard work and dedication to making AMCA a thriving and effective scholarly group. We still have much to do and I look forward to welcoming new and renewing members to AMCA. We need all your help! We need volunteers to serve on our various committees (Review Committee and Website Committee). I encourage all of you to contact me or Sarah Rogers if you are interested, or if you have comments and ideas. Please, also send us your good news, achievements, awards, publications, etc. We are happy to post them on AMCA's website.
Wishing you all a happy and productive new year,
Nada Shabout
December 2010
In Memory
AMCA mourns the loss of our dear colleague Don LaCoss, 46, who passed away unexpectedly on Jan. 31st 2011.
Cherished father, partner, son, brother, cousin, nephew, friend, teacher, and comrade in surrealist exuberance, Don LaCoss, was born in Newport, Vt. Don grew up in Wallingford, Conn., and graduated from Sheehan High School in 1982. He graduated from Middlesex Comm. College and then Wesleyan University with a BA in History, 1992. He completed an accelerated Middlebury College French language program before studying in Paris, and took a Ph.D. in History from the University of Michigan in 2001. He was a member of the UW-L History Dept. since 2001, teaching a broad range of courses, from World and European History to the Holocaust, African Civilizations, and the Middle East. Don was active in his son's Three Rivers Waldorf School and was well recognized and loved in several other parent/child groups around town.
A passionate enemy of injustice and hypocrisy, Don was a contributing editor for the anarchist/anti-authoritarian newspaper The Fifth Estate and an active member of the Chicago Surrealist Group. His visual art has been exhibited around the world, from La Crosse and St. Louis, to New York City, Boston, Vancouver, and London. His writings on surrealism and anarchism have been published widely, and he was working on a book titled The Imp of the Perverse: Surrealism in Egypt, 1937-1947. Don approached his work with a sense of the revolutionary possibilities afforded through art, education and humor. A friend writes, "Like the 'honesty' of Guy Fawkes, who was executed on Jan. 31, 1606 for his part in the Gunpowder Plot on the British parliament, the incendiary black humor of Don, who died on the same day 205 years later, was, in the words of André Breton, like 'a spark in search of a powder keg'."
Don's greatest passion was his son Benjamin, now six, the only person who could match Don's marvelous sense of imagination and of future possibilities. He is also survived by his partner Susan Crutchfield of La Crosse; mother, Sandy (Paul) Inserra of Wallingford, Conn.; father, Wendell LaCoss of Wallingford; brother, David (Jennifer) LaCoss and their children, Chloe and Bryce; and by numerous cousins and doting friends and colleagues.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to "CollegeAmerica FBO Benjamin LaCoss Crutchfield," 323 23rd St. S., La Crosse, Wis., 54601. Coulee Region Cremation Group is assisting the family.
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In Memory of Our Dear Friend and Colleague Rhonda
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
As you know, Rhonda Saad – a dear friend, invaluable colleague, gifted scholar, and all around irrepressible force in the young field of modern and contemporary Arab art studies – recently lost her life in an accident while on holiday in Istanbul. She is deeply missed. Not only has Rhonda's premature death robbed her family and friends of her spirit and humor, but it has also robbed the academic community of her groundbreaking research on Palestinian art. Her dissertation would have analyzed the socio-political dynamics that governed this art's production and reception in relation to the multiple, trans-national settings that constituted modern Palestine.
With the intent of keeping Rhonda's legacy alive in some small way, AMCA will establish a "Rhonda Saad Prize for the Best Graduate Paper in Modern Arab Art." This Prize will be awarded annually to the best academic paper written by a young scholar (defined as pre- dissertation) on any aspect of modern Arab art. We hope that such a prize – in encouraging other emerging scholars in their contributions to the field and providing material support to those endeavors – will prove a fitting tribute to Rhonda's life and work. We also hope that you, our members and friends, will join us in contributing whatever you are able to this new memorial fund. You may donate via Paypal. Please follow this link:
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We will make the first award at the Middle East Studies Annual Conference in 2011.
In honor of our dear friend and colleague, Rhonda A. Saad (1979-2010), The Association of Modern & Contemporary Art of the Arab World, Iran, and Turkey (AMCA) established the Rhonda A. Saad Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Modern Arab Art. The award aims to recognize and promote excellence in the field of modern and contemporary art.
The Rhonda A. Saad Prize is offered annually to a graduate student (defined as pre-dissertation) working in any discipline whose paper is judged to provide the most significant contribution to the disciplines of Middle East Studies and Art History. Papers will be evaluated according to the originality of research and methodological approach, cogency of argument, and clarity of writing. The submission must be solo authored and written in English.
The author of the winning paper will be awarded 500USD at the Middle East Studies Association Annual Meeting in November 2011. The Prize is sponsored by the donations of generous individuals.
Submission rules:
Submissions for the 2011 prize must be submitted via email to email@example.com no later than October 1 2011.
2011-2013 Committee: Hannah Feldman (Chair), Jessica Winegar, and Nada Shabout.
Visit our new review section of exhibitions, catalogues, and books...
We welcome individual book and exhibition reviews (no more than 900 words) and/or review essays (no more than 2000 words) on topics related to the field of modern and contemporary art of the Arab world, Iran, and Turkey. We encourage submissions from individuals of any rank or affiliation, and encourage submissions from graduate students. All review authors must be AMCA members. Reviews can be submitted in Arabic, English, or French.
All submissions undergo an internal editorial screen and review process. Submissions are accepted on an on-going basis.
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I was watching Matrix the other day and wishing they had made a sequel for it.
Its such a good movie I just wish they had made another one. It could of been about how Neo with his newly acquired super powers went about freeing all the people from the curse of the mind controlling robots allowing them all to die since there weren't enough people to take care of all the invalids.
I also wish Lucas would do a fourth Star Wars movie. Maybe something about how Luke and Lea spend their lives rebuilding the Jedi order.
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I honestly don't get all the vitriol directed at the Matrix sequels. There's no doubt that the Wachowski Bros let Hollywood get the better of them, not to mention their own pseudo philosophical message, but I think there's still good film there if you are willing to overlook some of these warts.
Have you heard of the De-zionised version? A fan edit that cuts out every bit of the two sequels that happens in Zion and joins the two movies together into a 2.5 hr action fest without any of the ridiculousness of the squid/mech battles. Works really well, so much so that I haven't watched the regular version since getting it.
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September 4, 2010, Angola, Ind. — DePau and Trine played a scoreless first half, but the Tigers broke through with five scores in the second half for a 5-0 win over the Thunder. The Tigers improved to 2-0, while Trine dropped to 0-2.
Margaret Ellis scored a pair of goals, while Kimberly Trainor, Hannah Weigel and Bridgette Shamleffer added one apiece. Addie McDonnell, Katie Sowar and Caroline Torie assisted on one goal each.
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Ashton Kutcher is making sure not to put his foot in his mouth anymore. At least when it comes to his Twitter account.
After catching major heat for comments he made on his Twitter Wednesday night in regards to the firing of Penn State football coach Joe Paterno (axed in the wake of a child abuse sex scandal), Kutcher has opted to relinquish control of his Twitter feed to his team at Katalyst Media. Kutcher explained the change in a lengthy blog post written on Thursday.
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This is an older route described in B. Gillett's "Rocky Mountain National Park" guidebook (2001). The physical crux is surmounting the initial overhanging, quartz ledges, but the mental one is a bit higher with at least 1 significant run-out, on 5.8 or .9 face climbing. This would be a nasty fall, hence the "R" rating.
The route is located about 20' left of "Maternal Damnation", at a significant section of creamy-pink quartz. A 60-meter rope will easily get you down.
The route has 8 protection bolts, and a 2-bolt anchor.
The first part is easy and not the crux. The crux is hard 9 or maybe 10a on runout face. Eric backed out. I went up to save the gear and ended up down climbing 15 feet of 10a. I thought the route was bolted on lead.
I guess you can debate what is "hard" or "easy", depending on your strengths/weaknesses, but what you will need to finish this route is very steady nerves. By no means a "Bachar-Yerian", but injurious fall potential exists here!
I'm just wondering why there isn't a bolt in that run out section. There is plenty of room for it. It feels as though the closer you get to the next bolt, the harder it gets. Of course, that could just be my nerves. I backed off and also down-climbed about 15ft.
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General Comments: Futures closed lower to start the week. Better weather in Florida seems to be the big problem for the bulls at this time. Futures have been working generally lower as showers have been seen and conditions are said to have improved in almost the entire state. Ideas are that the better precipitation will help trees fight the greening disease. No tropical storms are in view to cause any potential damage. Greening disease and what it might mean to production prospects continues to be a primary support item and will be for several years. Temperatures are warm in the state, but there are showers reported somewhere in the state every day now. The Valencia harvest is continuing but is almost over. Brazil is seeing near to above normal temperatures and mostly dry weather, but showers are possible next week.
Overnight News: Florida weather forecasts call for showers. Temperatures will average near to above normal. Nielsen said that domestic retail sales of orange juice were 39.89 million gallons, down 4.2% from the previous four week period.
Chart Trends: Trends in FCOJ are down with objectives of 137.00, 133.00, and 130.00 July. Support is at 139.00, 137.50, and 136.00 July, with resistance at 145.00, 146.50, and 150.00 July.
General Comments: Futures were lower again on what appeared to be long liquidation from speculators and perhaps some farm selling. Ideas of better production conditions in the US and disappointing economic news from China late last week caused the selling interest to develop once again. Ideas of better weather in US production. After the close, USDA showed that conditions in some areas got better while conditions in other areas got worse. The reports last night could help support prices today. Texas is reporting dry weather again. Dry weather is being reported in the Delta and southeast as well. The weather should help support crop development in the Delta and Southeast, and could help in Texas as some areas of the state saw good rains last week. Weather for Cotton appears good in India, Pakistan, and China.
Overnight News: The Delta and Southeast will see some light showers this week. Temperatures will average above normal. Texas will get dry weather. Temperatures will average above normal. The USDA spot price is now 79.48 ct/lb. ICE said that certified Cotton stocks are now 0.576 million bales, from 0.574 million yesterday. ICE said that 1,030 notices were posted today and that total deliveries are now 1,146 contracts.
Chart Trends: Trends in Cotton are down with no objectives. Support is at 82.80, 81.80, and 81.20 October, with resistance of 84.60, 85.20, and 86.00 October.
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General Comments: Futures were higher again in recovery trading. Trends in all three markets are down after the price action late last week. However, futures also got to or close to the final down side objectives for the down trend, so it is possible that the market can rally this week. Arabica cash markets remain quiet right now and Robusta selling interest has become less, as well. Most sellers, including Brazil, are quiet and are waiting for futures to move higher. Buyers are interested on cheap differentials, and might start to force the issue if prices hold and start to move higher in the short term. Brazil weather is forecast to show dry conditions, but no cold weather. There are some forecasts for cold weather to develop in Brazil early next week, but so far the market is not concerned. Current crop development is still good this year in Brazil. Central America crops are seeing good rains now. Colombia is reported to have good conditions.
Overnight News: Certified stocks are lower today and are about 2.748 million bags. The ICO composite price is now 114.84 ct/lb. Brazil should get dry weather except for some showers in the southwest. All areas could get showers early next week. Temperatures will average near to above normal. Colombia should get scattered showers, and Central America and Mexico should get showers, with some big rains possible in central and southern Mexico and northern Central America. Temperatures should average near to above normal. ICE said that 36 delivery notices was posted against July today and that total deliveries for the month are now 723 contracts.
Chart Trends: Trends in New York are down with no objectives. Support is at 116.00, 113.00, and 110.00 September, and resistance is at 122.00, 123.50, and 125.00 September. Trends in London are mixed to down with objectives of 1670 and 1580 September. Support is at 1720, 1705, and 1680 September, and resistance is at 1765, 1775, and 1800 September. Trends in Sao Paulo are down with no objectives. Support is at 140.00, 137.00, and 134.00 September, and resistance is at 148.00, 151.00, and 155.00 September.
General Comments: Futures closed higher on follow through buying. Some in the Sugar market are talking more and more about a low forming in this area. Ideas are that Sugar prices are cheap enough that many refiners are now making ethanol and not Sugar. The Indian monsoon is off to a good start and this should help with Sugarcane production in the country. But, everyone is more interested in Brazil and what the Sugar market is doing there. Traders remain bearish on ideas of big supplies, especially from Brazil. Traders in Brazil expect big production as the weather is good. Demand is said to be strong from North Africa and the Middle East. Sugar refiners in Brazil are concentrating on producing Ethanol and not Sugar, so down side overall might not be that extreme and any moves lower this week might be chances to buy for at least a short term move.
Overnight News: Showers are expected in Brazil, mostly in the south and southwest. Temperatures should average near to above normal.
Chart Trends: Trends in New York are mixed. Support is at 1700, 1665, and 1650 October, and resistance is at 1720, 1730, and 1740 October. Trends in London are mixed. Support is at 478.00, 470.00, and 466.00 October, and resistance is at 491.00, 494.00, and 499.00 October.
General Comments: Futures closed slightly lower in consolidation trading. There was not a lot of news for the market, and price action reflected this. Ideas of weak demand after the recent big rally kept some selling interest around. The weather is good in West Africa, with more moderate temperatures and some rains. It is hotter and drier again in Ivory Coast this week, but the rest of the region is in good condition. The mid-crop harvest is about over, and less than expected production along with smaller beans is reported. Malaysia and Indonesia crops appear to be in good condition and weather is called favorable.
Overnight News: Scattered showers are expected in West Africa. Temperatures will average near to above normal. Malaysia and Indonesia should see episodes of isolated showers. Temperatures should average near normal. Brazil will get mostly dry conditions and warm temperatures. ICE certified stocks are higher today at 5.052 million bags. ICE said that 8 delivery notices were posted today and that total deliveries for the month are 128 contracts.
Chart Trends: Trends in New York are down with no objectives. Support is at 2140, 2105, and 2080 September, with resistance at 2200, 2230, and 2250 September. Trends in London are down with objectives of 1380 and 1270 September. Support is at 1420, 1360, and 1320 September, with resistance at 1450, 1470, and 1490 September.


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