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Gallery: 'Terror' at Eastern State Penitentiary
The production crew behind "Terror" was kind enough to invite Patch for a first look at the new attractions, as well as a peek behind the scenes, where we met the crew responsible for the hideous monstrosities that make men scream for their mommies.
Philadelphia's Eastern State Penitentiary has played host to "Terror Behind the Walls" for more than two decades, but this year the cast and crew is aiming to build on their world-renowned success with the addition of a new attraction called "Detritus" and a special VIP experience titled "ALONE."
Detritus expands the now six-part tour into never-before-seen areas of the 200-year-old prison, including the historic prison greenhouse, a newly opened cellblock and an outdoor labyrinth. In the event that the 45-minute journey through the haunted penitentiary isn't terrifying enough, guests can also elect for the VIP experience of navigating their way through the prison - ALONE!
The production crew behind "Terror" was kind enough to invite Patch for a first look at the new attractions, as well as a peek behind the scenes, where we met the crew responsible for the hideous monstrosities that make even the manliest of men scream for their mommies.
Check out our photo gallery for a glimpse into this year's "Terror Behind the Walls", and if you have photos or videos of your own, feel free to add them!
For more information on "Terror Behind the Walls", including tickets and show times, check out www.easternstate.org.
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Is this attraction handicap accessible in whole or part? I use a scooter to get around. It would be fun to try this out. Thanks. :-)
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11:49 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Hi Dot!
Just to echo what Katie said below, we did see quite a few visitors who were either on scooters or in wheelchairs. Aside from the second-floor portion of the tour, I don't think you'd miss much.
Katie Ryan O'Connor
10:29 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Hi Dot! Thanks for stopping by. Great question. Here's what I got off the website:
"Many people in wheelchairs visit Terror Behind the Walls each year. That said, the penitentiary complex is not fully ADA compliant. The building is nearly 200 years old and is a National Historic Landmark. Sections of it may never be fully accessible.
There is a small section of the haunted house that goes up onto the second floor of a cellblock. This section of the route can easily be bypassed. The rest of the route is equipped with ADA compliant ramps and meets most ADA guidelines."


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The Alice Lloyd College choir, the Voices of Appalachia, tours annually in the spring to various parts of the United States performing the hymns and ballads of the southern Appalachian highlands. The choir sings both a cappella and with accompaniment.
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A number of noteworthy and memorable places have been included in the choir's travels. They have had opportunity to perform on shows, such as NBC's Today Show, the Kelly Lang Show from Los Angeles, and a special segment on CBS Sunday Morning with Charles Kuralt entitled the "Pride of Appalachia." The Voices have had the opportunity to share our rich heritage in diverse venues, including the Ahwahne Hotel at Yosemite National Park, California; the National Presbyterian Church in Washington, DC; the National Cathedral in Washington, DC; and Gettysburg National Park. Through their vocal performances, the choir members strive to convey the deep feelings mountain people have about their heritage and region.
The Voices of Appalachia was formed in 1962 when Abner Grender came to Caney Junior College to teach music. During the history of the Voices, six people have served as conductor: Abner Grender, Paul Tse, David Benson, Richard Kennedy, Bryan Bolton, and Richard Bowers. There have been approximately 700 to 800 choir members over the years, all of whom are still considered a part of the Voices family.
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Richard Bowers is the newest conductor of The Voices of Appalachia. Richard is a native of Knott Count and was previously a member of The Voices of Appalachia. He received his music training from Tennessee Temple University in Chattanooga, Tennessee and has extensive experience with music ensembles and choirs. He has toured the continental U.S., Jamaica and, most recently, Moscow, Russia. He has served as a Youth Minister and Music Minister at churches in Kentucky and Georgia, and he currently is a music educator with Rural Church Development Alliance, teaching Guitar and Music Theory.
Richard's wife, Beth Ann, will also be joining ALC as the new accompanist for The Voices of Appalachia. Beth Ann previously served in this same capacity under the direction of former VOA conductor, Richard Kennedy. She has a degree in Elementary Education with a certification in Gifted Education. She minored in music with a voice proficiency. Prior to taking this position, Beth Ann conducted or accompanied choirs at the Elementary and Secondary levels. She also works with Rural Church Development Alliance, where she teaches Voice and Piano.
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Mercury can be natural in the environment or may occur due to pollution from electronic power plant, mining, and other industrial sources. Another industrial toxin found in fish, PCBs, is suspected to suppress the immune system.
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Some fish you eat may not have been caught from water bodies tested for mercury. In cases where women of childbearing age and young children do not know if the fish has been tested, or when it has been purchased from a store or restaurant, they should:
Not eat shark, swordfish, king mackerel, or tilefish because they contain high levels of mercury.
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Eat up to 6 ounces of albacore tuna per week and a second meal of a fish low in mercury, since albacore ("white tuna") has more mercury than canned light tuna.
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Based on recommendations in the charts (see links below), the amount of fish eaten from each water body should be added together to figure the maximum amount of fish to eat monthly. Fish from commercial, untested or unknown sources should also be included when figuring the total amount of fish consumed each month. Most freshwater fish caught in Florida can be eaten without harm. Bream (such as bluegill, redear sunfish, redbreast sunfish or spotted sunfish) and marine fish such as mullet, snappers, pompano, flounder and dolphin are generally low in mercury. Review the list of water bodies in this brochure (see links below) to learn which fish can be consumed regularly and which should be avoided.
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Do not eat puffer fish caught in the Indian River Lagoon and from water in Volusia, Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie and Martin counties. These include the southern puffer, northern puffer, marbled puffer, bandtail puffer, checkered puffer and least puffer. Eating puffer fish (also called blowfish) can cause saxitoxin poisoning which can lead to neurological symptoms such as tingling, burning, numbness, drowsiness, incoherent speech and difficulty breathing. In severe cases, the poisoning can cause death. Cooking or cleaning the fish will not destroy the toxin. This toxin also has no taste, color or smell. If you experience any of the symptoms mentioned, contact your physician or visit the emergency room immediately. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission prohibits the harvesting of puffer fish from the Indian River Lagoon and all other Florida waters of Brevard, Martin, Indian River, Volusia, and St. Lucie counties.
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I already knew that they wouldn't do a full reunion tour.Slash has his thing with Myles Kennedy as well as Velvet Revolver (which who knows what's going on with that situation) and Axl has his thing with the current Guns N Roses...Why break up something that's going good right now with new GNR as far as that group of guys for a reunion tour which would be up in the air every night they went on stage.Just remember Axl,Slash,Duff,Izzy,Steven (and to a lesser extent Matt and Gilby) for the great times they shared together back then and move on.This ain't 1993,it's 2012 and sure Axl has been blamed for almost everything leading up to today but he made some great music and is one hell of a frontman that will never be replaced.Back in 1993 I was just 10 yrs old so I never really appreciated GNR for what they are today and I never saw them until 2006 when Axl had the new guns lineup around for a few years,so I'm quite content with this reincarnation of Guns N Roses even if Axl Rose is the only sole member from the early 90's.Sure there's no Slash,Duff,Izzy or Steven but as long as Axl is still pumping out music at his age today,I'm able to let go of the late 80's/early 90's GNR and still enjoy their music as well as today's GNR and Chinese Democracy! I'm not holding on to the 90's but moving on and enjoying Guns N Roses for the music they give us today and not complaining about the same old debate "Guns N Roses is nothing without Slash"....Slash was never apart of the band to begin with he got called for an audition...and in my eyes as well with alot of bands you hear today,none of them wouldn't be as popular without their lead singers....Axl with Guns,Robert Plant with Led Zeppelin,Jim Morrison with The Doors,Steven Tyler with Aerosmith,Vince Neil with Motley Crue those are just a few examples of bands that wouldn't survive if they never had their leading frontmen....we all found out how Motley Crue did after Vince left the band for awhile,Blind Melon when they thought they could replace Shannon Hoon with some guy.It just wasn't the same so I think a lead singer to any band is the glue that holds the group together but again that's just my personal opinion and everyone is entitled to their own opinions.P.S - After seeing Axl leave with Lana Del Rey,he still has his way with women! Way to go Axl! Now here's a debate for you all to answer...Which girl would you want? A) Lana Del ReyB) Erin Everly (Back when Axl hooked up with her)C) Stephanie SeymourThat's a tough question but for me it would be hands down Erin Everly! Lana is very beautiful by those pictures though but Erin just beats her out by a few for me anyways....
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Get hyped. Not only is Blaise Larmee one of the most talented and challenging young cartoonists to have surfaced over the past decade, he's also one of the most notable members of the cartoonist/critic club. Whether it's in his boundary-breaking webcomic 2001, his gorgeous, ephemeral debut graphic novel Young Lions, his near-punk truth-to-power blogging, his concept-heavy zines, or even the work he publishes via Gaze Books, Blaise projects the kind of provocative spirit comics could use a lot more of. In an artistic community that's more closely knit and self-involved than ever, Blaise may be most notorious for his detachment: the comics he's most interested in are his own and those made by his friends. It says something about how committed to its own orthodoxy comics is that Blaise's statement that he prefers his own drawings to those of Jack Kirby is at all surprising; but then, it can take a unique viewpoint to point up just how unique a place comics is. It's something Blaise seemingly can't help but do with every project he turns his efforts to.
I've been wanting to interview Blaise for quite a while now, but once Comets Comets, the main outlet for his comics criticism, was taken offline this summer, that goal was joined by a practical desire to see more of his writing out there. When we finally did get together online for a chat, it ran so long and ranged so far and wide that we both figured it didn't look much like an "interview" anyone would want to read. But just about everything Blaise had to say was worth getting out there, so what will follow over the rest of this week is a series of shorter conversations on various comics-related topics. Blaise's non-fan, creation-first outlook on the comics form is one that produces a highly unique opinion of just about every aspect of the form it touches, so I think you will be as pleased as I am that we did our best to talk about everything under the sun.
MATT SENECA: The first thing I wanted to ask you about is how you see comics as a whole medium, the divisions the "industry" enforces within it set aside. As a single art form among many others. You're fairly unique among young cartoonists in that you don't have the concern for "comics" the community and historical narrative that say someone like Michael DeForge does, so as just a young contemporary artist, what makes comics different from other media?
BLAISE LARMEE: Comics, in the word itself, emphasizes the pluralised object.
MATT: Right, the commodity.
BLAISE: Painting also functions as a noun but it is a verb as well. It is a practice.
M: Whereas you can't "comic". And there's no adjective for comics either, no "painterly" or "filmic". Which is why the question of what comics are in opposition to other media is tricky....
B: Medium specificity in itself is tricky. Has investigation of comics-as-medium resulted in any progress other than introducing comics into certain markets?
M: I think the main thing it's produced is an awareness of history in comics' younger practitioners - an awareness that wasn't always there for young people who decided they wanted to become cartoonists. But I know you've gone on record about not being very interested in comics history...
B: Comics never had a modernist period. It never had an establishment to rebel against. It never cohered into any sort of federated structure, although that is always the image one hopes to convey when using the word "comics" - a site where all of these local narratives can be represented. Comics history has always been a local history, dispersed, with a deficit of cultural currency.
M: Well, I think if comics has any establishment it's cultural, not aesthetic. You've engaged with that culture via blogging and your general internet presence, and occasionally ruffled people's feathers by doing so -- do you think rebelling against comics culture is useful?
B: I think even direct opposition is too much involvement. Like, it's not worth negating.
M: But not worth following either, I'm assuming. Is comics enough of an establishment for the "outsider cartoonist" to exist, or is that where everybody using the form is?
B: I like my relationship to CCS. [Note: Blaise currently holds a fellowship at James Sturm's Center for Cartoon Studies.] I am different and my difference is being incorporated. But this is a specific example.
M: It's probably still a relevant one, just because it's reflective of how comics has incorporated iconoclasts before. When people like Crumb and Ware come along with idiosyncratic styles there's less of a reactionary backlash than a picking-over of their methods for useful takeaways. Maybe that's why comics hasn't really gone through modernism -- it hasn't needed to. Do you agree with that? And do you think it's a useful way for an art form to progress?
B: You're talking about how comics is accepting of creators?
M: Of creators who bring stylistic or formal innovations to the table, specifically. Underground comics were a big response to the sort of trite content that was necessary to pass censors in the '50s and '60s, but then it became "cool" and got sort of taken up by everyone pretty quickly...
B: Honestly I think my problem with comics is that they are not cool...
M: Do you see that as an inherent problem, or the current circumstance?
B: I think it is possible for comics to be cool. Picturebox still presents a kind of cool, though it seems more like a residue, or a paste, than a vibrant present moment. I think 1-800-MICE could become retroactively cool at some point. But I guess the problem with the present moment - and this is also a historic problem - is the massive interiority of comics and the neglect of their distribution as objects. With Fort Thunder the interiority swelled to a point that it became a sort of exteriority. I mean, the space itself is a good illustration of that.
M: I think the availability of free webcomics is going to close the gap on the distribution question at some point, though heaven knows what that means for cartoonists' ability to eat.
B: Webcomics stlil seem massively interior. Like, in the same way that 4chan is massively interior. 4chan can be referenced as a thing - a community or whatever - but the images/texts that compose it get lost in the overall fabric. It's like the cover of a book vs its insides.
M: So you're saying with webcomics everything is more like the cover?
B: No, like 'webcomics' is the cover. Like, that is what will get an article in the New York Times. and an individual webcomic will be like a detail of the overall 'image' (cover) being covered.
M: That's the case with all new media though, don't you think?
B: Yeah … hm … and the New York Times is really bad at covering art in general … but … hm, it's really hard for me. It's confusing trying to think about vernacular versus … the opposite of vernacular.
M: "Formal"?
B: Yeah, I guess. I don't know. Or Catholic maybe. Like, I guess my religion is academic/artistic thought, so that seems to be the highest authority for me. But it gets confusing when, say, the New York Times also presents itself as an authority and it doesn't even seem to be aware of those academic/artistic transmissions.
M: I think any institution that big is just always going to have a hard time with the new.
B: I was trying to imagine what the New York Times comics section would look like.
M: It would be the McSweeney's comics section.
B: God.
M: Getting back to interiority in comics... you talk about it as an impediment to "coolness", and I think it usually is/has been, like in Chester Brown, Ware, whoever else. But the two webcomics I show "cool" young people are yours and mine, and with both what people seem to connect to is that they're relatable, with young characters. I think that's a necessary component of "cool" - it has to be interior on some level to grab people maybe?
B: Yeah. Or I can see how it could be perceived as interior. Or often is interior. I mean, cool is just one articulation of this site that I'm interested in, which I think could also be articulated as the revolutionary site, an ecstatic present moment in which the future seems wild and the memory of the past changes. The threshold of something. I think the "cool" I'm thinking of might just be an image, impossible to enter. But being on the threshold of that image.
M: So it's not something you can embody? Like, with how you dress or whatever?
B: I think fashion, in a general sense, not necessarily limited to fabric, is related to this threshold. "In is out." "Out is in." It's wildly unpredictable territory.
M: If there's a route to "cool" for comics, do you think it's more tied to content or visual appearance?
B: I try to collapse the two.
M: Well sure, every cartoonist does, but like... ok, which do you think would be cooler, Jack Kirby drawing Young Lions or you illustrating a Kirby style comic?
B: I guess the latter. I don't like other people's drawings as much as my own.
M: Do you think the visual aspect of comics is "stronger" or "hits harder" than the story/information-containing aspect? I think a lot of people "inside" comics think they should be exactly equal, but for people outside the culture do you think one is more attractive?
B: I guess I'm in the camp that thinks it's pretty much impossible to say something does not qualify as information.
M: I think most people who don't have a big interaction with mainstream comics see it that way. Superheroes, work made for hire, that's where the distinction comes from.
B: Children's literature also delineates authorship into "writer" and "illustrator". "Goodnight Moon" depicts a bedroom. There is the text of the object next to the illustration of the object. The words "red balloon" next to a drawing of a red balloon. I would argue neither aspect is redundant. Maybe the room could be viewed as a site of contested authorship. But I wouldn't say both parties have equal power in or access to that site.
M: I think it's the same thing in comics, though there are two sites we're talking about really, and they're connected in a really weird way: the page and the culture. In the wider "comics culture" the words are always the nexus of authorship and the pictures merely proceed from them. On the page it's often different sets of information being communicated by each thing. I guess I'm not talking so much about pictorial content as style. Like, Winsor McCay's red balloon drawing versus Steve Ditko's. Do you think a cartoonist's style can be more or less appropriate to the story content they're creating?
B: I can't divide the totality of the creator into distinct aspects. Some creators have bodily intelligence - you can see it in the figures they draw - but they write bad stories and dialogue. But we must judge the totality of this person.
M: How much does a comic's formal quality -- innovation, boldness, whatever -- affect your reading of how cool it is? (I'm using "cool" as shorthand for the place you want to see more comics going...)
B: It's important. I think part of my problem with separating form from content is the absurdity of this question in the face of architecture. I rely on a lot of spatial terms - interiority/exteriority, the site, the threshold - in describing comics. This content/form division is real, I think, but I'm not sure how to incorporate it into this spatial/architectural model.
M: More literalism, maybe? Like, you can have interiority of content -- say a dream comic or something -- and interiority of form, like weird layouts. Content sites, like setting, and formal sites, like color schemes. If you take Impressionist painters' multiple pictures of the same place at different times of day as comics, I think it's possible to do a reading where the different images have the same content but different form. Does that sound right, or are you talking about something different?
B: Content is 3D, form is 2D?
M: I guess what I'm getting at is like... content is always an abstraction, the idea of whatever you're communicating. Form is more literal, the sensual aspect of the work. Shapes, colors, size. In comics it's tricky because formal tools like sequencing or layout can communicate abstract information. But I think the division exists to some extent or another in all comics that are out there to date. Probably abstract comics come closest to lacking it.
B: I'm not on the same page with you. Language is … let me find a quote … "language is not [...] a mediation between thought and the real." The rest of the quote is kind of hard to explain. But basically as thought opens up to me, in language, I experience the thing itself. Does that make sense? In the articulation of a thought the thought is discovered, or entered, or the thought opens up to us.
M: Yeah, that makes sense. Tying this back to what we were talking about earlier, do you think formal innovation can lead comics into its own "modernist period"? Is it only the formal strictures of comics as they've been created in the past that need to be rebelled against?
B: I mean, there's aspects of modernism present in the comics narrative today that are really gross.
M: Yeah?
B: Pretty much any sense of progress as a "medium" divorcing itself from everything around it. Any sense of triumph of "self expression". Any sense of "innovation" as something that will lead to more innovation.
M: What aspects of modernism would you like to see become part of comics?
B: Maybe I'm just nostalgic for kindergarten. Or nostalgic for a time before I was born. I'm not sure. All articulations of modernism that I respond to have a sort of aesthetic fascism. But it's also a fascism that I welcome. At root is this idea of progress.
M: Do you mean "aesthetic fascism" in terms of a strong individual vision, or a contempt for the "other", or...?
B: I guess both. The individual vision is downplayed, but it's still really prominent. Like, twitter is a good example of an articulation of a modernist tendency. The structure for creating and dispersing information is extremely regulated, aesthetically, using an "authorless" modular architecture. And the whole "brand / brandless" aesthetic is that of childhood as illustrated by vector graphics. And there's this sense that order will persist and cannot be subverted.
M: So are you a fan of instructional comics, like the "how to put on your oxygen mask" ones on airplanes? Or Will Eisner's Army training manuals, you ever seen those?
B: I haven't seen those. I like the image of direct communication. Like, anything in Helvetica carries that image. Some aspects of punk culture seem to idealise that image. Like, direct, simple, 3 chord manifesto on how to overthrow the establishment. I also like the image of the other "dropped onto" a foreign order. There were these suburban style government housing projects next to where I lived and these black refugees occupying/being occupied by this space.
M: That appreciation or propensity for the "image" of things -- it seems to me that comics is the ideal medium to present those kind of basic situations or ideas, because the pictures make it so direct but it can still carry a lot of complex information. Did you come to comics wanting to tell fictional narratives like most people do, or was it always more about putting over ideas?
B: I think it was always about images. The image of power and gender in superheroes. The image of subculture later on.
M: Is there a specific image you'd like your comics to communicate?
B: I guess now it's more about ideas, including the idea of the image and the image of the idea. Comics is a useful metaphor for communicating a sequence of images.
M: Why is it a metaphor?
B: I mean the way you can talk about a "text" without necessarily referring to a book. Comics as an applied conceit.
6 comments:
- James McKinley said...
He sounds like an ass, and that's coming from a Japanese guy that's fairly in tune with Japanese culture. By Japanese standards he's either incredibly terse and arrogant or painfully socially inept, probably both. Reading this interview made me want to slap him.
- November 28, 2011 at 11:10 AM
- Matt Seneca said...
- November 28, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- Matt Seneca said...
are you talking about this interview and not the yokoyama one?
- November 28, 2011 at 1:37 PM
- Michel Fiffe said...
"are you talking about this interview and not the yokoyama one?"
U got got, Seneca. - November 28, 2011 at 2:45 PM
- Vomits Vomits said...
"U got got, Seneca."
heh, heh. u like Madman - November 30, 2011 at 2:24 PM
- Michel Fiffe said...
" 'U got got, Seneca.' "
"heh, heh. u like Madman"
okay - November 30, 2011 at 7:59 PM
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June 28, 2010
118 comments:
- Lindsay said...
Looks like a great show! And you look great, as always!
www.livelaughlinds.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 2:27 AM
- Anna Leo said...
Girls, you're amazing together :)
Anna from Sheisagnie! - June 29, 2010 at 2:29 AM
- Jennifer said...
LOVE your shoes && these are ah-mazing photos!
http://belledecouture.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 2:31 AM
- missmarc said...
1. I love Dior's floor length vest
2. Im so jealous you were that close to Karl
3. I love your outfit! - June 29, 2010 at 2:45 AM
Estáis increíbles las dos en las fotos, me encantan vuestros looks, pero sobre todo me parece que estáis felices y viviendo el momento. Cuidaos mucho y disfrutad!!
Muchos saludos desde España - June 29, 2010 at 2:54 AM
- To Vogue or Bust said...
It all looks amazing! But what happened to your poor feet? They're all bandaged up!
http://tovogueorbust.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 2:56 AM
- Marché Noir. said...
Amazing photos Andy!
Carolina. - June 29, 2010 at 3:12 AM
- Faby said...
Wow el Käiser!!! yo hubiera corrido a abrazarlo con todo y riesgo de parecer una total acosadora ;)
Qué te pasó en los pies Andy??? ojalá que no haya sido doloroso caminar con tacones y vendas.
Un beso!
Faby - June 29, 2010 at 3:27 AM
- Rebecca Rugby said...
Wow, what a cool concept for their show. You either have really good zoom or did you get that close to Karl, haha! You look great and so simple chic but you have some bandaged up poor feet :) Beauty is pain for shoes, I know! Thanks for bringing us along with the video. You're the best! xxRebecca
http://rebeccarugby.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 3:41 AM
- Eilish said...
Love the pics ..KARL !! You are so lucky :)
http://faialofa.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 3:41 AM
- katjusha said...
omg so many beautiful people around! seems you had alot of fun... Have you talked with Karl?! ;) Denni looks so different without red lipstick, but still very pretty :)
Greetz from Berlin
P.S.: thank you for the nice words according my illustration :) - June 29, 2010 at 3:48 AM
- R said...
You guys look so cute!
And Karl!! Awesome!
But your poor feet =( your all bandaged up! - June 29, 2010 at 4:06 AM
- Pit said...
that photo with the man behind is funny.. but scared at same time - June 29, 2010 at 4:06 AM
oh, no, what happened to your toe, andy? :( and how creepy is that man behind you on night out pic#2. hehe!!!
you and denni are sooooo pretty.
-ann - June 29, 2010 at 4:12 AM
- Kara Marie said...
im so jealous of your life!!! im going to feature one of your outfits on my blog soon so be sure to check it out!
http://thelooktoday.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 4:14 AM
- 'faniitah said...
Just Amazing.
- June 29, 2010 at 5:15 AM
- Friend in Fashion said...
Looks like a great show!
Luv, Friend in Fashion
X - June 29, 2010 at 5:19 AM
- jellyglasses said...
OMG KL!!!! AWSOME, and nice collection for Dior, ohhh and i see u have some band aids, fashion injuries :p
- June 29, 2010 at 5:21 AM
- Je m'apelle Paloma said...
Eres genial Andy, cómo te envidio!
Besitos desde NYC :)
PD: Alguna tienda que me recomiendes por aquí...? - June 29, 2010 at 5:41 AM
wow i so jelaous (in good way)
- June 29, 2010 at 5:45 AM
- Cheryl said...
I am so jealous of your long legs!!!hope you're having a great time in Paris
xoxo - June 29, 2010 at 6:01 AM
- Aurinkuus said...
Nice pics! Sobre todo las del tío Karl ;)
http://aurinkuus.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 6:06 AM
- FashionHippieLoves said...
great pics and you look gorgeous!
X - June 29, 2010 at 6:10 AM
- Olya said...
OMG!!! what happened to your toes?
- June 29, 2010 at 6:15 AM
- turbopau said...
que te paso en los pieees?? por cierto el dude de la foto parece que te quiere agarrar las pompis o algo, esta medio creepy, hahah
- June 29, 2010 at 6:16 AM
- Dylana Suarez said...
So amazing! Oh, and what happened to your toes!? Hope they get better!
- June 29, 2010 at 6:30 AM
wow hola sot itzel de mexico
conoci tu blog x elle y wow me da muxo gusto q tengas la oportunidad de ver esos shows estan increibles las pics.! - June 29, 2010 at 6:30 AM
- Briana Le & Merissa Ren said...
i love the 7th photo. That dio look is simply stunning!
xoxo merissa
http://merbri.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 6:33 AM
- Marloes. said...
I like the photos!
thestylesandwich.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 6:50 AM
- caylee said...
aww your poor feet! i feel for you; running around paris. definitely worth it though, right? you got to meet karl!
- June 29, 2010 at 6:55 AM
- Jenny Cindy said...
The Dior Homme collection looks gorgeous...and I absolutely don't mind all the male model eye candy either..yum!
You and Denni both look absolutely gorgeous (but really, when do you not? ;-) hehe). I really like those dotted H&M shorts on you - such a fresh look.
Have fun in Paris! - June 29, 2010 at 7:08 AM
- Cate.B said...
Beautiful shots andy! great show!
great pic of Karl;)
Cate - June 29, 2010 at 7:19 AM
- Laura said...
Great pictures!
- June 29, 2010 at 7:32 AM
- Debra said...
Wauw, still very jealous! Looks like a lovely show. I love your outfit!
- June 29, 2010 at 7:35 AM
- Fashion Guerillas said...
It is very comforting to see, you've got patches on your feet from time to time ;)
However cute sandals :)
Grüli - June 29, 2010 at 7:51 AM
- Vicky Klbr said...
very cool!!!
- June 29, 2010 at 7:55 AM
- mimí said...
Me encanto tu outfit y por supuesto el de Denni! :)
superlindísimas las dos!
saludos andy:) - June 29, 2010 at 8:12 AM
- TerraSelisa said...
Love it, Andy. I think you had a great time at Dior and with going out!
lescheveuxblondes.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- Charlotte said...
Adore all the pictures. A bit jealous that you got to come so close to Karl Lagerfeld, haha! And ofcourse seeing the shows in Paris, most amazing city. You look absolutely lovely!
- June 29, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- Patricia Carreño said...
woooowwwwww El Kaiser¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ que envidia Andy¡¡¡
muakss - June 29, 2010 at 8:34 AM
- pika said...
Hey girl!
Like this post. hey, what happened with your toes?
Take care<3
Pika - June 29, 2010 at 8:41 AM
- Glamour Bbey. said...
You look awesome and great video!
- June 29, 2010 at 8:43 AM
I`d love to wear so many pieces out of the collection - even I am a girl! W O N D E R F U L.
What is the guy doing behind you and Denni? And he looks sooo small...
What music did you use for the video?
♥ - June 29, 2010 at 8:43 AM
- Gabby / Gypsy*Diaries said...
Ah.. I'm so jealous!!! Must have been soooo much fun!!!
http://gypsy-diaries.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 8:55 AM
Lovely Andy !!! Truly awesome !
Looks like you had fun !
What happened to your toe tho? Shoe issues? ;) haha...laways happens...lol
Check out my blog when you have some time
Eranda J - June 29, 2010 at 9:03 AM
- Birgitte said...
Dit zijn weer hele leuke foto's!
De outfits van jullie nachtje uit zijn leuk!
Geniet er nog van en ik wacht al op je volgende post!
xoxo Birgitte
http://fashionaccordingtobirgitte.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 9:03 AM
Buon giorno Andy, it's coffee time :))) cu cù
- June 29, 2010 at 9:16 AM
- Tae Hee said...
Woah the male models are so sexy haha, didnt realize dior homme was getting more asian models as well. thants great!! I can see lots of bandage on your feet, ouch it must been pain in heels all day but so worth it as well :)
read me at:
xxx - June 29, 2010 at 9:18 AM
- f said...
love the shorts
http://www.thefeliblog.com - June 29, 2010 at 9:22 AM
- Cate said...
Love the pics! You must have an amazing time there in France!
x. Cate
http://fashionoutlaw.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 9:24 AM
- suus said...
Good video, nice music too! Is that Baptiste sitting next to mr Lagerfeld?
- June 29, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- Cathrine said...
SO MUCH LOVE.. these post are amazing!!!
http://www.golddustandbubbles.wordpress.com - June 29, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- Fatima A. said...
you're so cute! And I love your outfit :D
- June 29, 2010 at 9:35 AM
- Gemma said...
ouchie! what happened to your feet?
i hate it when randomers spoil your photo by being idiots in the background.
i love those shorts! i want them in my life
x - June 29, 2010 at 9:43 AM
- Alice said...
great pics
what happens with your finger? - June 29, 2010 at 9:49 AM
- Cucu said...
Looks all so perfect! :) Wanna go to Paris too ...
- June 29, 2010 at 9:58 AM
- Valentina said...
LOvely pictures!Thank you for sharing with us your parisian days!Denni is amazoing in that Sonia Rykiel for H&M tricot dress!
Valentina from Fashion Trotter – 100% italian street style
http://fashiontrotter.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 10:00 AM
- Emilie said...
You both look fantastic ;)
- June 29, 2010 at 10:11 AM
- iamabimarvel said...
The Dior show looked great :) and i love the picture of you and yvan in the cafe !!!
Abi. X - June 29, 2010 at 10:22 AM
- Alice said...
Great pics :D
- June 29, 2010 at 10:30 AM
- style baro said...
- June 29, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- Sílvia Pereira said...
Love your simple but so chic outfit and Denni's dress as well :)
Have fun!
http://myfashionscript.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- Dree said...
I love the almost cape effect of the jackets at Dior Homme. Lovely outfit Andy! also nice to see you with other bloggers! Hope you had a great time!
Dree xx
style-on-sea.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- M.rolez said...
Te hicieron daño los zapatos? porque llevas muchos parches :( guapas ! un beso muy grandeee
- June 29, 2010 at 10:56 AM
- ilusionchicmoda said...
Pero... has visto al hombre de la izquierda de la segunda foto??????? tiene que haber de todo en el mundo jajajaj
1 beso - June 29, 2010 at 11:10 AM
- Petra Šťastná said...
Awesome! It had to be a great show... Amazing place for a catwalk!
- June 29, 2010 at 11:10 AM
- Jennie Nhi Nguyen said...
Sooo cool, that you saw Karl!
Love the pictures!
xx http://asianeyedgirl.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 11:23 AM
- Ariadne said...
- June 29, 2010 at 11:27 AM
Alaa que te pasó en los pies que los llevas como medio vendados? te hicieron rozadura los zapatos? jeje
- June 29, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- BUSCANDO EN MI ARMARIO said...
que suerte tienes Andy!!!
un besazo y disfruta mucho!
http://buscandoenmiarmario.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 11:48 AM
- minaischic said...
you look Stunning!!!
http://minaischic.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 12:03 PM
Anyone talked about Tom Nicon? :O
- June 29, 2010 at 12:09 PM
- Nela said...
great photos..aww..I want to be there onetime:)
- June 29, 2010 at 12:39 PM
- revital said...
gorgeous phots! you girls both look great!
- June 29, 2010 at 12:47 PM
- Ksenija i Sara Simovic-KISS :) said...
wooow this is awsome!!Kaaaaarl :)!!!!
good luck with everthing,you are great!
http://thekissfashion-sisters4fashion.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 12:47 PM
- Aisling Sara said...
Dior Homme looked amazing, you have such a wonderful life.
I love your shoes, and the plasters make it all the more human :D
http://modernbrit.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 1:14 PM
- FashionSmajlik said...
cool pictures ;) I love them,,great fashion show ;) great video ;)
http://fashionsmajlik.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 1:24 PM
- Simona said...
OMG I would die if I were you and that means if I actually saw Karl Lagerfeld with my own two eyes! Great outfits as usualy ;)
http://keepdoingyourownthing.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 1:47 PM
- CLAUDIA C. said...
Great show !!! I really love dior!!!!
http://audreyismyfavourite.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 1:54 PM
- Sue said...
Great show...
Its not only the favo look.. its in my opinion the favo model as well ;) *wink*
Love Denni's smile, I don't see her often smile. Thank you xx - June 29, 2010 at 1:58 PM
- Robbie said...
Fab show, can't believe you met Karl Lagerfield!
Very jealous of your legs
Robbie xox
http://www.theothersideofthepondmydear.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 2:28 PM
- Julia said...
I'm soooo jealous, you are so lucky to see all this shows in person. Love all your looks
Kisses from Mallorca
http://boa-julia.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 2:57 PM
- Shamini said...
you both look cute!
love Denni's dress!
and yes i know the pain behind high heeled shoes 24/7!
▂▅▇█▓▒░◕‿‿◕░▒▓█▇▅▂ - June 29, 2010 at 3:12 PM
- Glam Glam Janeth said...
Hola nena ,,,,, tu outfit y tus fotos me enkantan lastima ke tus piesesillos estaban tan cansadoss pero kreo ke lo vale :D lo mejor es ke konociste a KARL eso me causa muchisima envidia :P jijiji
te envio un beso y ke sigas disfrutando tuestancia por tu lugar favorito en el mundo un beso nena - June 29, 2010 at 3:20 PM
- Glam Glam Janeth said...
oie y ke onda kon el mono ke sale enlas fotos hasta parece que quiere aprovecharse de ke estas descuidada y agarrarte las pompas OMG ,,,,, mejorate de los piesitos mujerssss un beso
- June 29, 2010 at 3:22 PM
- Alice said...
ah it looks like you all had so much fun together!
also- this is totally unrelated but i came across your photo in a web mag, wasn't sure if you had seen it. :) (if i were you, i would ask them to credit your photo...)
http://dujourmag.com/blog/look-we-love-harem/ - June 29, 2010 at 3:28 PM
- Natalia said...
Que les pasó a tus pies? :O
estaban hermosas :) - June 29, 2010 at 3:32 PM
- Benthe said...
Wow great!
btw, This is the first time I've seen Denni smile on a photo.
xoxo - June 29, 2010 at 4:32 PM
- Benthe said...
Wow great!
btw, This is the first time I've seen Denni smile on a photo.
xoxo - June 29, 2010 at 4:32 PM
- G E N I E said...
woow !! impresionante show! Me encanta el diseño de la pasarela!!
y se ve que te divertiste en grande!!
Felicidades por lo que has logrado!
un beso.
http://brunettebraid.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 4:44 PM
- Olive said...
nice shoots! I love your hair :)
- June 29, 2010 at 5:11 PM
- S I M P L Y A S M I N E said...
oh my GOODNESS I can not believe you caught a pic of Denni smiling! lol
What happened to your toe BTW?
cute outfit <3 - June 29, 2010 at 6:32 PM
- Nema said...
I like your outfit:) And cool picturess!
- June 29, 2010 at 6:32 PM
- Fashion Queen said...
Super leuke foto's!! En je outfits zijn ook weer geweldig.
En wat super super gaaf dat je Karl hebt ontmoet:-) - June 29, 2010 at 7:37 PM
- The Style Strutter said...
Hehe love the bandages!! Thats pain for fashion:)!! Wow cant believe you met Karl!!
xxx - June 29, 2010 at 8:40 PM
- Debora said...
Uooh I like very much Dior's collection *_* beautiful !!
I love your outfit, amazing and I'm absolutely falled in love with your shoes <3
love your stile, you're very chich ^^
www.twitter.com/glamlivefun - June 29, 2010 at 9:04 PM
- .Me said...
looked like a verryy cool space for the show. nice pics :*)
http://newyorkcarnival.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 9:27 PM
- The Trendy Fashionista said...
OMG AMAZING Andy! And you were so lucky you got to meet Karl :) I love your outfit as always. I can't wait to see more...
-The Trendy Fashionista
http://thetrendyfashionista.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 10:02 PM
- Aria said...
When you met Karl what did he say?
- June 29, 2010 at 10:07 PM
- Haute Californian said...
i love what you're wearing at your night out. the show looks like it was amazing.
- June 29, 2010 at 10:47 PM
- DebbieJ said...
Oeeeh you saw karl!! I'm soooo jealous!!
And great going out outfit you're wearing!
blond-antwerp.blogspot.com - June 29, 2010 at 11:24 PM
- Colette said...
Hi, wauw, I really love this blog!
I also like your style of clothes.
its amazing you went to a fashion show of dior! I'm so jealous right now, haha.
No, joking. But I really like this.
xoxo Colette.
I've just started a blog. Hope you come visit me!
http://colettesphotodiary.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 11:35 PM
- VictoriaLuise said...
Nice pics!!
http://victorialuise.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 11:38 PM
- VictoriaLuise said...
Nice pics ;)
http://victorialuise.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2010 at 11:38 PM
- Diana said...
Wow Andy!
Como hiciste para no desmayarte teniendo a Karl Lagerfeld taaaaaan cerca????
Y tu genial como siempre... Da tanto gusto ver a una Mexicana tan chic!
www.cielitonice.blogspot.com - June 30, 2010 at 12:25 AM
- Sun Queen said...
This photos are amazing!!!!!
good luck in everything ur doing!!
http://cristalhdz.blogspot.com/ - June 30, 2010 at 12:31 AM
- stylestalker said...
WOW great post and how lucky are YOU!
xxx - June 30, 2010 at 4:03 AM
- les fragments. said...
girl you have a fantastic blog! totally dig it ;)
- June 30, 2010 at 10:03 AM
- MELISSA Z. said...
Amazing pics, you both are wonderful and so stylish! wow! <3
www.abitoffashion.com - June 30, 2010 at 10:13 AM
- Lauren said...
Loved the video. You look amazing! x
- June 30, 2010 at 10:39 AM
- Aattlee said...
Being a girl, I don;t really know the 'ins and outs' of men's fashion, but I definitely think that some of the looks were really incredible. Especially, as you say, the dramatic cape ones! Keep posting. :)
http://fashionregardless.blogspot.com/ - June 30, 2010 at 6:41 PM
- Aahna said...
wooo, you met Karl Lagerfield, like a dream huh?
I really like this Dior collection, the capes are amazing.
LAZYCATSTYLE - June 30, 2010 at 11:13 PM
- Chioma said...
wow! what a great show. I wonder who came up with that lay out type. ...the clothes were amazing and your shoes were great!
http://chiomalynn.blogspot.com - July 1, 2010 at 4:36 AM
- huong said...
- July 1, 2010 at 11:59 AM
oh wow, meeting Karl Lagerfeld isn't really an everyday thing. must have been great. but unfortunately bandages on the feet aren't unknownn to me either:(
- July 1, 2010 at 5:37 PM
- Bea said...
WOOOW tus fotos de Karl y Baptiste!
qué emoción!!!! Y bueno las dos mexicanas tenía q ser!
Amo tus fotos, son como una ventanita de lo bueno! muy bueno del mundo de la moda. - July 2, 2010 at 8:40 AM
- Bea said...
WOOOW tus fotos de Karl y Baptiste!
qué emoción!!!! Y bueno las dos mexicanas tenía q ser!
Amo tus fotos, son como una ventanita de lo bueno! muy bueno del mundo de la moda. - July 2, 2010 at 8:40 AM
- rayban said...
RayBan サングラスは自分の友であることがだんだん記憶に染み込んだ。もちろんそれを擬人化するわけじゃない。ただレイバン RB3025をもって、不思議に気持ちが落ち着くのだ。たぶん、レイバン AVIATORが長い歴史を持つことと関係があるでしょう。
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The Buccaneers took to the practice field for the first time since their 20-7 victory over the Miami Dolphins last Friday night. The closed to the public practice was cut short due to bad weather and sloppy play early drew the ire of head coach Greg Schiano. Find out what else took place Monday in the latest edition of Bucs News To Know.
Here is what you need to know about what happened at Buccaneers training camp on Monday August 13:
• The Buccaneers welcomed Aqib Talib back to full contact drills on Monday. The Bucs' top cornerback was held out of Friday's preseason contest with the Dolphins due to a minor hamstring injury. Head coach Greg Schiano told the media last week that the injury didn't appear to be serious, and apparently he was correct as the former Jayhawk was lining up at cornerback during 7-on-7 drills during Monday's workout.
• During practice tight end Luke Stocker left the field and was escorted in the locker room. Schiano confirmed to the media after practice that Stocker did leave early but wasn't sure exactly what the issue was, only saying he didn't feel well.
• Defensive tackle Gary Gibson was again dressed today but not participating in team situational drills. Gibson told PewterReport.com last week he has an Achilles flare up and is taking it easy to give it time to heal.
• Mark Barron was back at practice Monday and appeared to participate in most drills, after suffering from some type of toe injury that prevented him from playing in last Friday night's preseason game at Miami.
• Left tackle Donald Penn (left calf), wide receiver Arrelious Benn (knee), E.J. Biggers (foot) and defensive end Da'Quan Bowers (Achilles) continue to miss practice.
Roster Moves
• The Buccaneers did not announce any roster moves Monday.
Depth Chart News
• There didn't appear to be any depth chart changes on Monday although you may see some shakeups among the backups in particular before Friday night. Part of any depth chart moves most likely will be due to the game film from Friday night, but also from the Buccaneers wanting to see some of the younger players perform in different situations and in matchups with particular Tennessee's players.
Big News At One Buc
•Monday's practice was closed to the public and shifted to the practice field on the far east side of the One Buc facility. Access was limited for the media as we were situated in what would be the north end zone. Unfortunately the team's lightning detector went off before practice ended and the players were escorted off the field quickly.
The practice was designated as Alumni Day and the patio and stands were filled with former players dating from the 1970's orange and white squads all the way up to players from the last few years.
Some of the former Bucs spotted that came out to watch the younger players included Jimmie Giles, Kevin House, Cecil Johnson, Richard "Batman" Woods, Shaun King, Horace Copeland and Chidi Ahanotu.
Schiano talked about the former players being able to come and view practice.
I was disappointed because when the lightning alarm went off I guess they split so I came out after I talked to the team to see them and they were gone. So much for that reunion, right? I will drop them a line. I was glad that (I don't know how many guys came back), but there was a bunch of guys under that tent.
"We have some rich tradition here. As I have said all over, this community is a tight community. So those guys that have stuck around in the community that's important to me. I would like our players to do that. You know make this their home. I would love for that to happen. I think the more you invest in something (in all ways) the harder it is to surrender. I think it's neat that they are out and I would like them to stay part of this program as much as we can."
• Schiano was not pleased in the least with the early part of practice, eventually making the team start one period over from the beginning. A fumble early, and a bad quarterback and running back exchange was enough cause Schiano to get in the face of a few players who were responsible for the metal lapse errors.
• The Buccaneers announced half-season ticket packages Monday afternoon.
"We're leaving no stone unturned in our efforts to maximize home-field advantage. The Half-Season Plan is designed to give a greater number of Bucs fans more chances to come out and support their team on Sundays," said Brian Ford, Vice President of Business Administration.
The Red Plan includes both the home opener honoring CB Ronde Barber's 200th consecutive start (Sept. 9 vs. Carolina) and the Throwback Game (Oct. 21 vs. New Orleans), in addition to games against Tennessee, Washington and San Diego. The Pewter Plan is highlighted by the Ring of Honor Game (Oct. 14 vs. Kansas City) and a December 9 matchup versus Philadelphia where the Buccaneers will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their Super Bowl XXXVII Championship, as well as battles with New England, division-rival Atlanta and St. Louis.
For more standout plays and more on the first day of Buccaneers training camp, read Pewter Report's premium Pewter Insider practice report coming later tonight on PewterReport.com.
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August 13, 2012
6:06 pm
JRWILson85: I love the names from the past. The original #56.
August 13, 2012
3:58 pm
If I clost to Florida I could drive down to Tampa but Iam 1500 miles away,anyway go bucs
August 13, 2012
2:48 pm
Cecil "The Deisel" Johnson. That guy could bring it. I like the way Schiano is keeping out of the press more than past Bucs coaches. We all like to hear the inside story, but really I think it's better to see and evaluate the team on what they do in a real game. Expectations get too high when you put the team under the microscope. There are 31 other teams who are looking to get better this year too. I like the way Schiano pushes these guys to get better every day. The country club atmosphere is history. By not elaborating on injuries Schiano is not asking for pity or trying to build in an excuse for losing. I gotta say it...We got a steal with Underwood!!... The 44 yard catch was just a case of who wanted the ball more and it was Tiquan. If you make plays...you don't have to make excuses!!!! Our 1 and 2 receivers are very nice this year...From what I've seen Underwood is our number 3 receiver. Parker has a lot of ability, but he is undisciplined...I think Parker will wise up and be a great asset for this team. We have carried players at WR in past seasons that couldn't make other NFL rosters and it has come back to bite us. Benn could be a factor too if he can get back on the field and stay back.
August 13, 2012
2:34 pm
Thanks Mark for the updates.
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