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The Oliver Inn Bed & Breakfast
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The Victorian romance of The Oliver Inn Bed & Breakfast reflects the lives and times of South Bend's most famous families, the Studebakers (wagons & automobiles) and the Olivers (the world-famous Oliver Chilled Plow and tractors).
While Clem Studebaker was busy in August of 1880 building the foundation for his castle/home, "Tippecanoe Place", James Oliver acquired the adjoining property. Here he built a spacious 10,000 sq. ft. "Queen Anne" style home and had it gifted along with its one acre grounds to his daughter, Josephine Oliver Ford, for "$1.00 and LOVE."
The Oliver Inn, located in the historic downtown district of South Bend, just 90 minutes from Chicago, and only 3 miles from the 80/90 Indiana Toll Road Exit. #77, sits right next door to the famous Tippecanoe Place Restaurant (Studebaker Mansion).
From the moment you pull into its stately circular drive and up to the grand porte-cochere, the Oliver Inn will gently nudge you back into the grandeur of another time. Shaded by more than thirty tall maple trees, this 25 room estate is one of South Bend's most treasured local historical landmarks and was home to the Oliver families for over 100 years.
The Oliver Inn Bed & Breakfast offers a "Turn of the Century" feeling with all of today's most important amenities. Choose from among nine beautifully furnished rooms with private baths, or our newly renovated, two bedroom two bath, Carriage House Suite. Several feature the warmth of a built-in fireplace, private balcony or whirlpool for two.
This magnificent home is on the National Registry of Historic Places is rated 13 out of 13 possible points (plus an "outstanding") by the Historic Preservation Commission, and is the largest Bed & Breakfast in South Bend and the only one on a one acre estate with a Carriage House (pictured above behind horse carriage) and playhouse.
Seven fireplaces adorn the first floor common areas which are available to our guests during their stay at The Oliver Inn. This includes a large and cozy library with fireplace, books, magazines and a wonderful baby grand piano with computer disk system. Guests enjoy gathering in the large front parlor with its unique curved leaded glass windows.
Our magnificent dining room features a fireplace, Waterford crystal sconces, and a Butler's Pantry with complimentary beverages and snacks on a 24 hour basis. Free high-speed wireless internet access is available throughout the inn and grounds.
Several porches are provided for relaxing outdoors. Wicker furniture, plantation rockers and lawn swings provide comfortable lounging areas.
Smoking Policy: The Oliver Inn is pleased to provide a smoke free facility. Ashtrays are provided outside the inn for our guests.
Rate Schedule and Reservation Policy: Rooms range from $135-$339 (with the exception of Special events, holidays and packages) depending upon room selection, date of arrival and/or special event weekends.
Local Attractions: Including links to Notre Dame, College Football Hall of Fame, Studebaker Museum and other area web sites.
Breakfast and Favorite Recipes: All overnight stays include a full hot breakfast in our lovely candlelit dining room, accompanied by live piano music from our baby grand piano. Complimentary snacks and beverages are available 24 hours a day from our Butler's Pantry.
Online Information Request: Do you have an idea of when you might be coming to The Oliver Inn? Check room availability and fill out reservation form online or call us toll free for immediate reservations.
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Here's some information about your hosts, Tom and Alice Erlandson, and their family:
Tom and Alice purchased the Oliver Inn in August of 2005, fulfilling a life-long dream. For many years, Alice has owned her own catering business, and received rave reviews on her cookies during her time as a baker on a college campus. Tom has many years of experience in the corporate world, but has left that to become an Innkeeper. Their two sons, David and Joshua, assist in technical aspects of the business, while pursuing ministry-based careers. David as a worship pastor at Trinity Baptist Church in Mentor, Ohio, and Joshua as a student at Cedarville University in Ohio.
Next door to Tippecanoe Place Restaurant (formerly Studebaker Mansion - pictured in background of this picture)
- University of Notre Dame
- Saint Mary's College
- College Football Hall of Fame
- Studebaker Museum
- Copshaholm Museum (Oliver Mansion)
- East Race Waterway (kayaking & rafting)
- South Bend Silverhawks at Coveleski Stadium
- Minutes from beautiful public golf courses, beaches, canoeing and over 300 antique dealers
- LaSalle Grill
Other area restaurants
The Spa at Colfax, located only blocks from the inn.


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There's no doubt that the rate of music release in the EDM world has shifted up a gear this year and it doesn't seem like it's going to slow down anytime soon. Hell, it's becoming even hard for fans to keep up with the crazy amount of new tracks, EPs and albums that are coming out week in, week out. Not to worry though, we've got some new Avicii, Calvin Harris and Deadmau5 along with a new track from Klaas (that guy who made us go nuts with Infinity) and a little something extra at the end. Enjoy the tracks (which you can download for free from us)!
David Guetta & Nicky Romero – Metropolis (Original Mix)
DubVision – All By Myself (Original Mix)
Avicii vs. Madonna – Girl Gone Wild
Scissor Sisters – Only The Horses (Calvin Harris Remix)
The Naked & Famous – Young Blood (Tiesto & Hardwell Remix)
Cedric Gervais – Molly (Original Mix)
Meiko – Leave The Lights On (Morgan Page Remix)
Deadmau5 – The Veldt Feat. Chris James
Avesta – Arena
Parachute Youth – Can't Get Better Than This (Patrick Hagenaar Remix)
Archie – Villo (Extended Mix)
Dada Life – Rolling Stones T-Shirt (Original Mix)
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New Forums
The forums software is moving from SMF to IP.Board. SMF has been very good to us, but with ProcessWire growing quickly we figured it would be a good time to take the forums to the next level. IP.Board will give us a lot more capabilities than we currently have, while maintaining the same ease of use.
I looked at a test version setup by Pete, and I think you guys are going to love it. All of your existing login info will stay the same and all the posts will carry over, etc. It's possible you may lose your profile pic, in which case you'll need to replace it.
This change might take place as soon as today, but we haven't decided for sure yet. Let me know if you run into any bugs or issues with the new system once we're up and running.
Going live with ProcessWire 2.2
I'm going to be merging the ProcessWire 2.2 source into the stable branch (P21 master) this week. The optional LanguageSupport modules that come with it will still be considered beta.
If you are tracking the source with Git, then the PW 2.2 update will come in automatically. If you are downloading the ZIP, then you'll just need to replace your existing /wire/ directory and /index.php file in order to apply the update.
PW 2.2 now includes a "page-create" permission on the Templates > Edit Template > Access tab. If you are making use of any non-superuser roles that are able to edit pages, you will need to check the box on any relevant templates to add page-create permission for them. To word it differently, ProcessWire now wants you to tell it which templates a given role is allowed to use when creating a new page. If you don't do anything, than any non-superuser roles that can currently create pages won't be able to until you give them that page-create permission on at least one template. Please let me know if I can provide any more detail here, and I'm happy to assist anyone individually with this too.
We won't put out a press release or officially announce ProcessWire 2.2 until the LanguageSupport modules are out of beta and we have some other promotional materials ready. But I don't see any reason to delay making PW 2.2 the stable branch in the source code.
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This change might take place as soon as today, but we haven't decided for sure yet. Let me know if you run into any bugs or issues with the new system once we're up and running.
It's up! I was worried to lose my sleep tonight
Thanks for putting this up Pete and Ryan! Looks and feels great.
Posted 09 January 2012 - 05:11 PM
As you can see, most avatars didn't convert over. Since IP.Board makes pretty heavy use of them, please update your profiles when you get a chance (I see you guys above already did). If you need to grab your old avatar pic from SMF, it's still up at running for a few days at http://processwire.com/talk_old/
We'll work out any more details over the coming days (stylesheet tweaks, etc). Let me know if you come across any errors. We had one issue with a corrupted file that we had to replace, so it's possible there are more. But hopefully not. I'm excited to learn all the features of this new forum! Hope that you all like it too. Thanks again to Pete for making this possible!
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Would it be possible to have a mobile version of the forums? I love to read the forums using my smartphone, but replying isn't always easy.
There is already a mobile theme if you check it out on your phone. I think there's also an app that links into this software to make the mobile experience slightly faster, but I might need ot alter some settings before we look at that.
I've already got a list of style issues and hope to squash them by this time tomorrow, so if you spot any more after then that look really odd then please do let me know.
EDIT: I've just fallen in love with the quote feature - try clicking quote on a few posts and watch it do all the hard work in the reply box.
I've used this software before, just not updated the other site I use it on to this version so a lot of this is new to me too
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Only thing I recommend would be to turn off some formating in the RT. No?
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Whoohoooooo! This is great! Great done Pete and Ryan!
Only thing I recommend would be to turn off some formating in the RT. No?
Yeah, I think a nice set of h1-h5, p, ul, ol, strong, and em would be good for the future. In other words, what you get with TinyMCE in ProcessWire
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Bravo on the new forums! It looks just as good on my iPhone.
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I've never had grubs, or at least not to my knowledge. I have discovered inadvertently though that bleach will cause critters in the soil to escape quickly. My recollection is that the grass wasn't harmed, but I can't be sure on this since I only did it once over 20 years ago. You could try this on a small patch of grass and see if it forces the grubs to escape to the surface, at which time you could kill them. It's certainly not a very palatable solution, but it might work. Good luck. | ||||
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Any box store, even Wal-Mart sells the granules swschard mentioned. There is also a natural way to do it. If you key word search "nemotoads" (my spelling sucks as everone knows) or grub control you can check it out. It's a tiny orginizum that gets in side the grubs and eats them from the inside out. One side benifit of getting rid of the grubs is once there gone the moles go away since that's what they eat. " moles eat meat, voles eat veg." joecaption | ||||
granules are the way to go - bleach is very caustic and will probably make your grass escape quickly too. in Tx, Armadillos will destroy a yard trying to get to grubs...granules for grubs, .22 ammo for a-dillosThis message has been edited. Last edited by: tstex, | ||||
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we got a great neighborhood here... skunks, moles, long rifles, bleach. might as well get out the whiskey and shotguns, so the kids can have some fun in the front yard, too :-D sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money? | ||||
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At the beginning of the book, the author goes into an extensive (25 pages!) ingredient guide, which is important for folks who are new to gluten-free and vegan cooking. The guide touches on everything from vegan ingredients every home cook should have on hand to a descriptive list of gluten-free flours. O'Brien explains her choice of ingredients used for recipe development and that one of the main driving forces was reader feedback and requests. One of the requests was to create recipes with no soy, and O'Brien worked hard to remove the common allergen from the equation in many of the recipes. I think that this is a wonderful way to reach out to those of us with multiple food allergies or intolerances, but I do wish the recipes were labeled as such as I flip through the cookbook trying to choose which recipe to prepare. This is my only — tiny– complaint in the entire book. Although, there aren't actually very many recipes that do contain soy based ingredients, and the ones that do are actually quite obvious (Scrambled Tofu and Vegetables, Tempeh Tacos) so this is not too much of a concern as those looking to avoid soy are generally aware that these are soy based.
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Starting with breakfast and working her way through 10 chapters of classic comfort foods O'Brien really nails what I consider to be the epitome of All American Family Style Cooking. In the chapter "Get Your Morning Breakfast Going!" the Strawberry Applesauce caught my eye, and I love her recipe for Dried Cherry Granola because it is oat free–which is a grain I personally can't tolerate–and it's still an authentic, traditional, delicious granola. The section for "Kids' Favorites" is spot on for foods that not only I loved as a child, but my (not gluten-free) vegan children now love themselves, such as Fried "Chicken" Nuggets and Grilled Cheese Sandwiches. The chapters go on and on, but the last one is the most intriguing for me, which is the chapter entitled "Everything Else"… but it contains some of the most important recipes in my humble opinion, from Pesto to Cashew Milk and there's even a recipe for Avocado Mayo which is perfect for the gluten-free vegan eater who doesn't have access to specialty items wherever they happen to live.
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Casino Revenues Decline Between August and September
All casinos in the state pulled in less money than they did in August, including Maryland Live!, which added hundreds of new machines.
Maryland's casino revenue fell as summer turned into fall, even as the state's largest gambling facility added new slot machines in September.
The Maryland Lottery reported $42.9 million in casino revenue statewide, down from $44.6 million in August.
At the Maryland Live! casino near Arundel Mills, revenues dropped slightly from $32.4 million in August, to $32.0 million in September. The drop comes even after the facility boosted the number of video gaming terminals from 3,710 to 4,750 on Sept. 12.
But lottery officials said the figures at Maryland Live! should not be cause for alarm.
"They already have a lot of capacity," Maryland Lottery Director Stephen Martino said. "Adding more [machines] was not necessarily going to add a lot of traffic. There's a relatively fixed amount of gaming revenue and now they're just spreading it across more machines."
Maryland Live! officials said the additional slots helped the casino grow its presence in the region.
"While our neighboring states saw a decline in revenue for September, our Phase 2 expansion, additional slot machines and great casino promotions have allowed us to increase our market share," said Rob Norton, the president and general manager for Maryland Live!
Casino revenue also fell by 8 percent at the Hollywood Casino in Perryville, and 13 percent at Ocean Downs Casino.
Martino said the declines from August into September are expected, as interest typically wanes as the summer comes to a close. This is especially true at Ocean Downs, where beach vacationers decline rapidly after Labor Day, he said.
Examining year-over-year revenue numbers usually offer a more fair comparison, but can't be done with Maryland Live!, which only opened in June.
Hollywood Casino's revenue dropped by $3,305,712, or 35.6 percent, when compared to the previous September. Martino said the drop can be attributed largely to new competition from Maryland Live!
All revenue from casinos in Maryland is split between operators and the state, which distributes its share to education funding, and other initiatives.
Here's how the $42.9 million was divided in September:
- Education Trust Fund, $20.8 million
- Casino share: $14.1 million
- Horse racing purse account: $3 million
- Local impact grants: $2.36 million
- Race tracks facility renewal account: $1.07 million
- Maryland Lottery: $857,981
- Small, women-owned and minority businesses: $643,486
Martino acknowledged that any projections would be changed if voters approve an expansion of gambling on the November ballot. But, he said the Maryland Lottery was happy with how things are going so far.
"I think were going to need a couple years to see what the trends are," Martino said. "We continue to be pleased that the program is delivering on the promise to deliver revenue for the state of Maryland."
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that the Maryland Live! casino opened in July. It opened in June. Patch regrets the error.
Matt M
3:12 pm on Friday, October 5, 2012
Haha...good luck casinos. This is not going to end well...
7:49 am on Saturday, October 6, 2012
Lottery revenue = 49 million. Amount that's ended up in a single school = $0.
Bill Hussein O'Stalin
8:27 am on Saturday, October 6, 2012
When the other casinos open up you will have more casinos making the same amount of money while spending more. The article is correct. There's only so much money to waste out there and you would think most people would be smart enough to know there's a controlled pay out and luck has nothing to do with it.
Basically, it's for suckers.
Tom Barnes
10:29 am on Saturday, October 6, 2012
Meh.... I only went to Hollywood for the buffet LOL Never dropped more then a $20 in their machines. Now that the good food is gone, no reason to go over the bridge. Yeah... I love my casino food XD
12:42 pm on Saturday, October 6, 2012
Why isnt some of the funds going to police and fire departments and even less to the waining horse racing etc. would someone also explain just what the education trust fund can do with the funds coming into it ? Will it go to improve schools, funding for teacher aids and supplies so they dont have to use their hard earned dollars to buy art supplies etc for classroom projects etc.?
1:35 pm on Saturday, October 6, 2012
Because police and fire departments are county/local government agencies, not State level agencies.
This money may hit these departments as pass through money through the agencies, but otherwise you will no see 'direct' increases in local government spending and revenues. For example, your schools. Check to see how much state aid schools are getting - if it is increasing, chances are good it is from this revenue.
Corey Somers
10:36 pm on Saturday, October 6, 2012
Didn't Charles County have casinos back in the 60's? They did not do well back then either.
Bill Hussein O'Stalin
8:40 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012
Waldorf had casinos and big name entertainment. My friends and I (I was 13 at the time) would sneak over during the summer from Northern Virginia and sneak into the casinos and play the slots. In those days nobody cared and you could do what you wanted. There were many celebrities in Waldorf in those days.
Frank in Elkridge
8:44 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012
The Cordish casino is grossing $1 million a day. Not bad. If other casinos open, particularly National Harbor, that should put a big dent in their revenue. That's why Cordish and Penn National are pouring millions of dollars into ads against Question 7. The don't want big new casinos in Baltimore City and National Harbor eroding their revenue. It's pure self-interest on their part because they don't care if other casinos would increase revenue for the state if it reduces revenue at their casinos.


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From the halls of the old Roseville Hospital, a new school is now under renovation.
The Hawthorne Academy of Arts and Sciences is set to open in August, attracting students and faculty members from the former Horizon Charter School's Accelerated Learning Academy, which shut down abruptly in October 2012.
"It's a dream come true for all of us," said Janel Catalano, who will serve as vice principal and also teach seventh grade at Hawthorne. "My colleagues and I realize we have an opportunity where we can serve the community with a very low tuition and provide an amazing education for them, as well."
Catalano said tuition is pegged at $6,200 for grades K through 6, and $6,400 for grades 7-8.
The school hopes to attract 210 students in time for the August opening, with class sizes limited to 20 students.
Teachers will make $49,000 and the school is eliminating administrators and upper-level management to cut down on expenses.
"Those costs are exactly what we're deleting from our budget," Catalano said. "We are basically going to have a principal and teachers and some supporting staff."
One of those educators is Todd Pfeffer, who will be teaching mathematics to seventh- and eighth-graders at Hawthorne.
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Since the 1960s, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt has been making his opulent and celebratory art—eye-catching assemblages of cutouts, tinsel, cellophane, and other household materials, inspired equally by Catholic iconography, home decoration, and his own private vocabulary. Last November, MoMA PS1 opened "Tender Love Among the Junk," its retrospective of the longtime MFA Fine Arts Department faculty member's pioneering work, which The New York Times praised for its "transcending beauty" and "eroticized religiosity." The exhibition runs through April 1.
Lanigan-Schmidt recently spoke to SVA Close Up about his art, gay culture during the Stonewall era, and what it's like to meet the president.
In a video interview promoting your PS1 show, you mention your mother's "knickknacks" and say that you think of your own work as knickknacks. Can you explain what, if any, influence your upbringing had on your art?
Well, I was a kid back in the 1950s and went to Catholic school in a factory town in New Jersey, and there were a lot of old traditions. I was an altar boy and I liked it a lot, because you got to see everything up close. On feast days and things like that, the decorations [in church and at home] were made with everyday materials, and it always looked nice.
My whole aesthetic is based on the house I grew up in. My mother was a tremendous influence. She had Virgin Mary statues and Jesus statues and pixie knickknacks and plastic tablecloths and plastic doilies and plastic flowers. She would Scotch-tape things on the kitchen wall so it became almost like a big collage. She was an artist in her own right.
I honestly consider my art to be the same type of thing. Except when I left home, in 1966, it started to incorporate more of a New York, street thing and become very eclectic.
Why do you prefer to use everyday materials? What attracted you to them growing up?
It's the quality of the materials—the way they reflect and catch the light—and it's the magic of the materials. These are things that people throw out. Like cling wrap—people throw that away, that's gone. Not in my family, we used wax paper, but when I was an altar kid, the other kids would bring their sandwiches in Saran Wrap, and I'd take it and make little pearls. To me, right away, it's a precious material.
After you moved to Manhattan, you started making art in your apartment and inviting people over to see it. What were those experiences like?
Some people would leave right away, some would stay for hours. I would open and close the curtains so light would fall on the work. I would play records—Tchaikovsky, Strauss waltzes, things like "Johnny Angel"—and sometimes play them at 78 rpm, so it would sound like munchkin voices….I wanted it to be ridiculous and crazy and meaningful at the same time.
I also used to dress in drag. I would say I was an art collector named Ethel Dull, who I based on [minimalist-art collector] Ethel Scull, and cut out little images of Frank Stella paintings and make earrings out of them. I was pretty pissed off at the time and connected [the art world's exclusivity] to a kind of homophobia. There was a very rebellious side in the beginnings of my art.
Now your work is seen in galleries and museums, as opposed to your home. Do you think anything has been lost in this transition?
Not at all. If something was made for a cathedral in the Middle Ages and ends up in a museum.…
Back then I thought, in my teenage brain, that I was just making knickknacks to furnish some great life to come with my future boyfriend. So I'm very happy now that it's collected. It's a piece of my past that I take very seriously. It's part of a narrative of the gay movement, but done in my own way.
You're a veteran of the Stonewall riots. What was life like for a gay man in New York City in that time?
It was a very tough world—everything was against the law, and you lived in places where it was very easy to get killed—but at the same time it was a very culturally rich world. My life has been kind of like a storybook. When I ran away to New York, I really had nothing, and I met a bunch of other gay runaways and felt lucky to be a street kid because I got to be who I am. "Gay" was nowhere in the aboveground culture.
You could meet all kinds of people just by being at Stonewall, like Jack Smith, Charles Ludlam, Henry Geldzahler. Look them up, they're really important. Someone coming from my background today would have a much harder time [making connections like those]. That world was a ghetto where all types of people connected together.
In 2009, Frank Rich wrote a column, "40 Years Later, Still Second-Class Americans," partly based on a paper I wrote ["Mother Stonewall and the Golden Rats"] about being a teenage runaway at the Stonewall riots. I still consider that my greatest work of art, even though it's a written piece. It met with a wider audience and is about such a unique situation, not about art being in a gallery or anything.
Also in 2009, you went to a White House event commemorating Stonewall's 40th anniversary. How was that experience?
It was crazy. Have you ever been in there? They keep it lit so that anyone can take a picture, almost like a movie set. There are very few cast shadows. And you stand in line with all these different kinds of people, waiting for a picture with the president and the first lady.
[Once you get to the front,] you're twirled around, like a toy ballerina on a jewel box, and it's "Congratulations, you helped change the world" and click-click, your picture's taken. The president is very big—tall, tall, and has big, long hands—and so is she. It was an experience I'll never forget. I'd do it again tomorrow.
You developed your aesthetic and theories independent of the mainstream art world, but you're also a faculty member in the MFA Fine Arts Department at SVA. What's your approach as a teacher?
My main concern is that students try to find out who they are through their art. If they're going to make mainstream, art-world art, that's fine, maybe that's what they're best at. But hopefully it's not.
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Posted 08 January 2010 - 07:04 AM
Posted 08 January 2010 - 08:37 AM
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Posted 08 January 2010 - 08:45 AM
papeetepatrick, on Jan 7 2010, 11:24 PM, said:
Frankly, to me the company looked good in everything, but never quite came to life for me, except for sparks in 3 Movements, which I thought a good, though not great piece. Most disappointing was the Tharp piece, which I thought undistinguished and academic. A good way of showing off superbly-trained dancers, as these were, but it made me think of Graham's 'Adorations', which is far more imaginative; I was surprised at how boring I found this piece. And for the first time ever I noticed over-smiling, which I'd never thought about before. I think I've only seen one other Tharp piece, the one she did for Baryshnikov, I think it was called 'Push Comes to Shove', and if these two are at all representative of her work, I really just don't get it, period, it just seems pedestrian and derivative. I once saw her dance herself in a film, and always remember what a phenomenal dancer she was, she could do amazing things with her body--yes, it surely happens sometimes that a choreographer is actually a better dancer than creator.
The company has a glassy bright sheen, and I'd much rather have seen them do Balanchine. They are not ever messy, and they must do Concerto Barocco especially well (do they do it?) and quite a number of others, as well as much Robbins. I guess these works were chosen partially with the limitations of the Joyce in mind, I believe some of you mentioned that.
There were a number of Seattle people in the audience who had come for the run.
Posted 08 January 2010 - 09:32 AM
mimsyb, on Jan 8 2010, 11:45 AM, said:
You hit the nail on the head with that, because it's sharper than what I said along the same lines. That programming just doesn't seem smart. I just looked at the Playbill again, you would have seen Benjamin Griffiths in 'Mopey', and James Moore is also appearing in the role. What that piece is good for is seeing what the boy can do, and you could see what Puerretta is capable of even with this rather silly piece. I am glad to hear from Helene that he is getting some better material, because I even noticed him a bit more than the others in the Tharp. What the program needed was something that would allow them to be much more expansive, to luxuriate more, than these rather tight pieces.
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Posted 08 January 2010 - 03:59 PM
A single viewing doesn't tell a whole story, but the ex-NYCB'er who seems to have really profited from the move was Sarah Ricard Orza, who looks infinitely more memorable than she did when at NYCB.
Posted 08 January 2010 - 04:46 PM
I wish I could have gotten myself to Seattle to see her Anita.
Posted 09 January 2010 - 03:16 PM
Leigh Witchel, on Jan 8 2010, 03:59 PM, said:
glebb, on Jan 8 2010, 04:46 PM, said:
I wish I could have gotten myself to Seattle to see her Anita.
I think she's too liquid a dancer for most of the contemporary works. She seems to like to dance them, but she's interchangeable in many, while she's anything but in classical and neoclassical rep. She was a beautiful Lilac Fairy, and according to a recent interview, she's learning Aurora now. That will be an interesting stretch for her.
Peter Martins made an entrance at today's matinee, wearing shades, climbing up an orchestra side aisle to his seat. After watching today, if I were he and hadn't remembered the context of the PNB programs to which many New York critics have given glowing reviews, I'd be tempted to dismiss them altogether or to take them personally. Not that the company hasn't been dancing well, or that the program isn't indicative of many of the new works, but it isn't what they do best, which is too big for the Joyce stage. I never thought I'd write this, but I think the company looked better in the Kylian they did this fall ("Petite Mort"), and the pieces, with the exception of "3 Movements", are tepid* compared to the Forsythe, Robbins, Balanchine, and even "Red Angels".
*Edited to add: I was surprised, because the program sounded stronger on paper.
Leigh Witchel, on Jan 8 2010, 03:59 PM, said:
I still don't like Opus 111 very much -- it takes forever to really get going and keep going -- but it looked much better, and much more vivid, on the Joyce stage than at McCaw Hall. Ricard Orza, who was second cast in the program in which the work premiered, and Barry Kerollis were both superb. I liked her very much when I first saw her in the role, which was made on Jodie Thomas, and I think it was her PNB breakout role. This afternoon, she was even better, bigger and more dynamic than when she first danced it. Kerollis was a delight, his elegance boosted by a tad of the manic energy he had in "West Side Story Suite".
"3 Movements" didn't translate as well, because it needs more stage depth, and while from our seats in the Joyce, row R (on the rise), dead center, the patterns were as clear as they were in McCaw Hall, there was too much congestion. I hope this is revived in Seattle soon. This is the work on the program that, if PNB were a visiting company, would have made me buy tickets for a second and third view.
"Mopey" is never going to be a favorite of mine, but watching Benjamin Griffiths dance it, I'm reminded again and again of how in the most awkward, self-conscious, self-hating, crazily hormonal cocktail that is the adolescent boy there are glimpses of sublime grace and beauty.
If I am indifferent to Rachel Foster in a contemporary work, in this case "Fur Alina", I think I'm safe in concluding there's not much to the work.
I'm terrible with faces, but I think I saw Benjamin Millepied in the audience. The short women with short dark hair who attended with Peter Martins looked so familiar -- Rosemary Dunleavy, maybe? -- and a man who looked very much like Charles Askegaard managed to avoid decapitating a tiny old lady with his gym bag on the way to his seat. There were a number of dancers there, but without name tags, I'm lost.
Posted 10 January 2010 - 12:51 PM
Leigh Witchel, on Jan 9 2010, 12:59 AM, said:
It appears Tobi Tobias would agree with you. See the last paragraph of her review:
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Helene, on Jan 11 2010, 09:45 AM, said:
But they COULD have done at least one Balanchine (you tell me which) even on the Joyce stage, couldn't they have? Looking back now at the responses to something we'd all expected to be dazzled by, I'm in slight disbelief at such programming. I don't believe this program--again if there had been at least ONE Balanchine--makes since on any level. Because even 'Three Movements', the best of the works, is no masterpiece. But I agree with Leigh and Tobias on Korbes as she appeared here: She was not charismatic or outstanding in any way in these pieces, just very good like the rest. I saw nobody but Poretta who somehow looked like he could transcend these mediocre works--and that IS the mark of a star. I can definitely see him as very fine in 'Rubies', he is noticeably short, but not too short.
I can't imagine Boal not taking heed of these complaints about the program, because it was a real miscalculation. We were expecting electricity not only because we'd heard about it, but because it was certainly possible. And the opportunity was lost for the moment. mimsyb would probably not have said 'PNB is beginning to look like a lot of other companies' if one really good work had been put on. 3 Movements was good, but not great, and IMO the other three were worthless.
A less important angle, but automatically occurring to me since I have become this sort of 'Friend of the Joyce' is that not only that stellar Chinese group from Taiwan I saw back in November, but even the Ballet Hispanico came across light-years better in this space. I never got a chance to write much about BH, but their 'couples dances', that generic sort of 'entertainment ballet' with a few couples out there being charming, were so much more inventive and charming and engaging than that Tharp business I cannot even tell you. And there was excitement in some of their pieces (although one was awful), not just in the excellence of their dancers (and theirs were too.) If Ballet Hispanico does a program that much better than PNB at the Joyce, maybe something needs to be thought about--esp. if even 3 Movements seemed too cramped at the Joyce. Well, I think we all could have stood for some 'cramped-looking Balanchine' more than we could stand for that absurd 'Fur Alina', which looked like something you'd see in an experimental space back in the 70s, derived from old modern dance programs, except that it was fresh then. 'Fur Alina' was like a simulation, it had no flavour or real colour.
Posted 11 January 2010 - 09:18 AM
bart, on Jan 11 2010, 06:56 AM, said:
This would take an enormous check to accomplish. I've often wished that PNB could perform them in workshop settings. Most, although not all, of this rep is performed in Seattle interspersed with stronger works, and I'm along for the ride, but it would certainly be easy for me to decide which company to see. What PNB showed at the Joyce, I would be happy to see once a year, with repeats for a program with "3 Movements".
The second section of the program in particular was soft. It took this time seeing "Mopey" to realize that for all of the angst, it's actually a soft work. (To an extent, so was the Tharp, although it was also dry. The other Tharp was not. It was great theater.) Most of the Dove is soft. It's not only PNB: a lot of the modern dance done in Seattle I find falls in the soft range. It's not my stuff.
I'm miffed at myself for thinking that Tharp would go over because it's Tharp -- people screamed and shouted at the end of "Movin' On", which was two hours of my life that I'll never get back -- and serious Tharp, and that the Joyce audience would like "Mopey". I was so wrong.
papeetepatrick, on Jan 11 2010, 09:03 AM, said:
There are a handful of Balanchine pieces they could have done at the Joyce, I think: at least "Apollo" -- PNB does the truncated version, without the birth and the platform, which I saw at the 300-seat Vancouver Playhouse when National Ballet of Canada brought guests to Ballet BC's fundraiser at the end of the September -- and "Square Dance". Barocco might have been cramped, but it leaves out the men. The company doesn't do any of the Balanchine stand-alone pas de deux or solos, like "Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux" or "Sonatine", at least as far as I can remember.
The issue with the Balanchine may have been that the company would have performed them to taped music.
I've been thinking a lot about this, not knowing the issues about rights i.e., whether there is a ban on performing it within X miles of the Koch Theatre, and I think the best program would have been "Dances at a Gathering" and "3 Movements". Performing "Dances" in NYC would have been go for broke and would have given a much better indication of what the dancers can do.
Posted 11 January 2010 - 09:55 AM
Helene, on Jan 11 2010, 06:18 PM, said:
But Ballanchine is done regularly at City Center (by ABT, and recently The MT ) which is much closer to Lincoln Center than the Joyce.
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richard53dog, on Jan 11 2010, 12:55 PM, said:
Helene, on Jan 11 2010, 06:18 PM, said:
But Ballanchine is done regularly at City Center (by ABT, and recently The MT ) which is much closer to Lincoln Center than the Joyce.
And ABT did Balanchine at the MET last Spring/Summer
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This sojourn back to the thirties and Me and My Gal, fiscal cliff style is brought to you by Congress, sphincters all.
"The mathematics is, without cuts, you can't get the revenue of govt without borrowing, and the Budget for the military is $1 Trillion"
Correction it was about $645 billion with Afghanistan included (but that's going away anyways) but still nowhere near $1 trillion, clown.
Speaking of the thirties Herbert Hoover put in a big income tax rate increase on the rich in 1932.
"In one of the largest tax increases in American history, the Revenue Act of 1932 raised income tax on the highest incomes from 25% to 63%."
Which your outer space theories claim would stimulate the economy.
Move a little forward from Hoover's time, when there was no business profits to protect, to the end of the second world war. The johnnies came marching home again hurrah to the sound of full employment, at least to the 5.5% level and why? Simple. Might as well hire, flush from the fruits of a booming military driven prosperity, there was money to conserve, unlike 1932, or 35, or 39--now you had something to protect, otherwise you had to give three quarters of the dollar to Uncle anyway. Might as well throw in another quarter and see if you could make the dollar back and then some. And this is during the period where unions were on the rise.
Yes, it is counterintuitive. Just like pushing the stick forward on a Mach 1 dive, it runs the opposite of what you'd normally do. Pull the stick back and you're a part of the ground, push it forward, and the nose picks up and levels out nicely......
Do you understand that the single biggest item of the fiscal cliff is simply letting Bush's tax cut expire? In other words it will be back to what it was under Clinton. Based on the kinds of mindless Democrat oriented things you say I would assume you would think that's a good thing - or did at some point in time. Can we say cognitive dissonance?
For fiscal cliffers, the "only" thing is as onerous as taxes is death, and while both are inevitable, they don't have to hurt as badly as you'd think.
The hidden agenda in all of this budget nonsense, is spend. Both parties spend and spend.
Now the two subsets of this "given" have their adherents, and I belong in neither camp.
I am not in the camp, and quite frankly, I don't know why we should be, of the folks who tax and spend.
I am also, no matter how likeable and affable the Presidential speaker, of the mindset that borrow and spend, which became popular as if it were a good thing, during those wonderful years we quadrupled the national debt (that's 400%) defeating Russkies already bankrupt by the military arms race, around 1978. 1978 is when I began herding battalions of Army troops home from Germany by the droves, because "the war was over". 2 years before. Yet we quadrupled the national debt. Not fifty percent. 400%. If you don't think that happened, well, there you go again.
So I've proposed some modest changes in the spend side, that might help, no matter whether you get the money from the poor and middle class, where most comes from, or you borrow it from a gullible world that thinks you're the cats pajamas and your money is real too.
Go back to a conscription service where three to four years was compulsory. That way you can cut the pay and benefits for uniforms and snivel servants back to days when we won wars. About 2/3rds the budget would go away. Who knows, patriotism you don't have to buy!! What a novelty!!
Bring home the Navy and Army overseas, and quit thinking it's WWII 1946. We're not wanted, we're not needed, and we're going bankrupt. That's why we have nukes. For bad guys that just don't get it. There goes another 1/3rd that needless waste of a budget.
Take the CIA out of meddling with the Muddle East so we don't have blowback. There's a war there, let's not sow the seeds for the next one SADDAM style.
Let's get free of oil dependence 40 years overdue. A hybrid in every garage. An oil line down from our buddies in Canada. You know way up north.
Let's put solar panel heating in every home with a sun exposure and take some pressure off the grid. Now there's a subsidy worth having, until we get to economies of scale. There's a place where govt can help if they vet the firms competently, albeit a big if.
Let's put our money on the original path it had when the founding fathers were around. Backed by silver and gold, not deflated into the toilet so we're all millionaires who need that million to buy a cup of coffee.
See how that might work?