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Two 14-story high-rise apartment buildings proposed for downtown Ann Arbor
Editor's note: The number of total units in the developments has been corrected.
Ann Arbor's housing boom isn't over yet.
The city's Design Review Board received preliminary design plans this week from developers for two separate downtown apartment projects: one located above Pizza House restaurant on Church Street and one on East Huron Street.
Rendering by Humphreys & Partners Architects
Rendering by Humphreys & Partners Architects
One project, located on the northeast corner of East Huron and North Division streets, calls for a 14-story, 213-unit high-rise that would target young professionals, graduate students and upperclassmen, according to the plans. Plans call for two main towers with an inset upper level garden and courtyard.
The second project, located on Church Street near the University of Michigan campus, is proposed by Pizza House restaurant owner Dennis Tice and Minnesota-based The Opus Group.
The 14-story, 83-unit project would be built next to and over a portion of the existing Pizza House restaurant at 618 and 624 Church St. The project calls to demolish the existing two-story residential structure on the site south of the existing restaurant. It includes one and two bedroom units and a rooftop plaza.
The units would be marketed to those "with a connection to the University of Michigan," according to the plans.
The Huron Street project would replace a vacant, 10,300-square-foot building, a house and the former Papa John's pizza store, which closed earlier this month in preparation for the development.
According to an AnnArbor.com report from Sept. 6, Connecticut-based real estate firm Greenfield Partners is under contract to purchase the property at 401 E. Huron St. from a Zahn family trust. The group purchased the adjacent vacant building at 413 E. Huron St. in June for $4.5 million.
Representatives from Greenfield Partners have not returned multiple requests for comment.
According to the plans submitted to the city, the developer of the project is Georgia-based Carter, which has been "engaged by the owner to develop and oversee the property."
The building, which would be located in the city's D1 zoning district, would be 150 feet tall.
It would have 3,000 square feet of retail space on the ground floor, with 149 underground parking spaces in addition to 14 surface parking spaces for retail and visitor use.
The units would be a mix of one, two, three and four bedroom apartments. Amenities would include a fitness center, pool, community gardens and business center.
The building would be located adjacent to Sloan Plaza Condominiums and across East Huron Street from Sterling 411 Lofts and the under-construction The Varsity development.
Rendering by J Bradley Moore & Associates
The possibilities for the Pizza House property gelled in 2010, when Tice, along with local developer Peter Allen, started marketing the property as a development opportunity. When Tice expanded his restaurant in 2006, he put a foundation system in place that could support the weight of additional floors above.
Allen, who brokered the deal between Opus and Tice, said Tice's ownership of the restaurant property and business will remain, while Opus is purchasing the air rights above the existing building.
The architect for the project is Ann Arbor-based J Bradley Moore & Associates in association with Ann Arbor's Meier Architects.
The building would be between 140 and 150 feet tall, Allen said. It's located in the city's D1 zoning district.
According to the plans, parking would be provided off-site in an agreement with Ann Arbor's Downtown Development Authority via its "contributions in lieu" provision. Allen said they have submitted an application to the DDA to request 40 parking spaces, and they hope the majority of them will be located in the Forest Street parking structure.
The 14-story development would abut the Zaragon Place high-rise, which is on East University Street, and is located two blocks west of the 14-story Landmark development.
"(Opus is) going to do one and two bedrooms, which is very complementary to what's there," Allen said. "This would fit very nicely."
Under the city's design review process, developers are required to submit preliminary design plans to the Design Review Board prior to applying for site plan approval. City ordinance requires a meeting with the board, but implementation of its suggestions is voluntary.
The projects are expected to go before Ann Arbor's Design Review Board at its Oct. 17 meeting.


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In 2007, Melissa co-created the popular women's website Workchic. Melissa has been a guest writer/contributor/blogger for Marie Claire, Style Network, Shop it to me, and Shecky's to just name a few.
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El Rio Art Auction Preview
Posted: May 27th, 2011 | Author: Jennifer Patton | Filed under: events, Fundraiser | Tags: Alicia Sterling Beach, Andy Mueller, Brian Smith, Chris Stiles, Ginny Cook, Hadley Holliday, Jeff Jamieson, Kathleen Johnson, Kelly Brakefield, Kelly Breslin, Mari Eastman, Nora Jean Petersen, Nora Murphy-Berden, Ron Russell, Sage Vaughn, Seonna Hong, Tim Biskup, William Wray | No Comments »Here is a sneak preview of a few of the art pieces that will be available at the silent art auction during our Eat/Play/Give Launch Party and Fundraiser on June 11th.
A huge original painting by Sage Vaughn (!), Sculptural pieces from Nora Jean Petersen and Kelly Breslin. Photographs from Andy Mueller, Jeaneen Lund, and Ginny Cook. Limited edition Prints from Tim Biskup, Seonna Hong, and William Wray. A work on paper from Hadley Holliday and sooooo much more!
You've got to be there to bid so purchase your tickets to the event NOW!
"Butterfly Ring" by Sage Vaughn, 2011.
Hand Pulled Serigraph on Coventry Rag Substrate with Hand Painted Butterflies. Signed and numbered limited edition of 24. 36 x 48".
Sage Vaughn's work explores notions of control and release as well as the fundamental need for survival, love and liberty.
Gradations of oil paint are slowly built up layer by layer with brilliantly hued subjects taking centre stage within a muted urban backdrop of dreamy pastels. Wild animals run freely through the urban setting and masked children void of inhibitions heroically feature within downtrodden neighborhoods. Such imagery embodies the limits of humankind's ability to outright conquer the exterior world as well as completely repress inner desires. Vaughn says, "These compulsory wild impulses propel both the feral and the tame throughout our lives, causing beautiful and sometimes savage moments."
His current solo exhibition at Lazarides, London – "Children of a Lesser God" – has been extended due to popular demand.
Past exhibitions include solo shows at Galerie Bertrand and Gruner in Geneva, as well as Art Agents Gallery, Hamburg, and Corey Helford Gallery, Los Angeles.
Sage lives and works in Los Angeles.
More information can be found here.
"Flaming Ghost Blossom" by Tim Biskup, 2010. Limited Edition Serigraph Print on Archival Paper. No. 81 of a signed and numbered edition of 200. 20″ x 16″. Biskup is a Southern California fine artist whose work has been shown worldwide, including galleries and museums in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, Kyoto, Barcelona, Berlin, Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires and Melbourne. Long recognized for his complex color and design theories and a decidedly populist aesthetic, Biskup has amassed a cadre of loyal fans and collectors. Recent years have seen the artist tend towards more complex, personal and conceptual work while maintaining a commitment to visual experimentation. Much more info is here.
"Bird Virus" by Tim Biskup, 2010. Limited Edition Serigraph Print on Archival Paper. No. 19 of a signed and numbered edition of 200. 24″ x 18″.
"War Party" by Tim Biskup, 2010. Limited Edition Serigraph Print on Archival Paper. No. 149 of a signed and numbered edition of 150. 20″ x 20″.
"Mont Blanc 8(3)" by Kathleen Johnson, 2003-2006. Chromogenic print on Sintra. 17.5″ x 15.75″. Johnson's work investigates fantastic landscapes, both real and imagined, based on the miraculous yet overlooked spaces of everyday life. The artist's projects explore realms that easily straddle the plausible and the incredible. Her work is a hallucinatory vision of what might be present in the most ordinary of spaces. Awakening us to the wondrous properties of these quotidian worlds, Johnson's ongoing Pools photographic series imagines a lost Atlantis architecture in which Lovecraftian ice mountains emerge from the floor of the common and unsuspecting Southern Californian back yard swimming pool.
Johnson received a BFA from Otis Art Institute and an MFA from the University of Southern California. Past projects include a solo exhibition at Lucas Schoormans Gallery, NY; The Minded Swarm at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions; and exhibition and performance at David Patton Los Angeles and a multi-year project with Taalman Koch Architecture for High Desert Test Sites.
"Reflect" by Ginny Cook, 2003. Photograph. 10″ x 10″.
Ginny Cook's work engages the intersection of language and image in order to explore decay, mortality and loss related to natural and domestic landscapes.
Ginny Cook received her BA in Art History from Emory University in 2000 and her MFA in Photography and Media from the California Institute of the Arts in 2005. Recent exhibitions include Sign/Co-Sign, curated by Light&Wire at Miami Basel, Light & Wire at Circus Gallery (Los Angeles) and Complicity: Contemporary Photography and the Matter of Sculpture, at Rena Bransten Gallery (San Francisco). Her work has also been shown at the Hockney Gallery at the Royal College of Art (London, England), LAX International Airport (Los Angeles), Steven Wolf Fine Arts (San Francisco), AndrewShire Gallery and Norma Desmond Productions (Los Angeles, Armory Center for the Arts (Los Angeles), and the National Center for the Arts (CENAR) (San Salvador, El Salvador). Cook is co-founder and co-editor of MATERIAL, a journal of artists' writings as well as a collaborative project including readings, curated shows, screenings and other events. Her text Some Notes on Plants was included in MATERIAL Issue Two, which launches December 3, 2009 at Whitechapel Gallery (London) and in Los Angeles in early 2010. She lives and works in Los Angeles. More information can be found here.
"Pool Horse" by Jeaneen Lund, 2007. Photograph. 12″ x 16″.
Jeaneen Lund grew up in Hollywood, CA and discovered her love of photography while attending Fairfax High School and documenting her friends out at dance clubs. Spontaneity within the photographic process is essential to her work, whether creating a scenario or capturing a fleeting moment of the friends and life around her. Though mainly self-taught, she has turned photography into a career and some of her clients include Dazed and Confused, Nylon, Vice, Teen Vogue, ANP, Glamour UK, L'Officiel, SPIN, Capitol Records, Nike and Nintendo.
Her photos have been exhibited internationally including the Colette gallery in Paris. She's had the pleasure of photographing Snoop Dogg, Bat For Lashes, Daft Punk, MIA and several others. Many of her shoots have turned into dance parties!
Jeaneen has recently directed, shot and edited music videos. More information can be found here.
"Tranquil Bay" by Seonna Hong, 2010. No. 92 of a signed and numbered edition of 100 Giclee Prints. 5″ x 8.5″. Seonna Hong is a Los Angeles based artist, active in both the fine art and animation communities. Her paintings have appeared in exhibitions in Los Angeles, New York, the Pacific Northwest and Tokyo, Japan.
Seonna Hong is a unique artist who is active as an animator, and has the achievement of winning an Emmy award. The paintings that Hong creates however, are full of originality and magical charm, and aren't confined to her career history. Her endearing motifs of young girls and animals, trees and plants, the space that opens up over the whole image, and the ubiquitous young girls with black hair create a feeling of nostalgia. And in all of that, you can sense elements of sadness, confusion, and unease in her paintings, that are earning high praise in the museums and galleries of her mother country, America. [bio from gallery Kaikai Kiki, Japan] More information can be found here.
"Into The Forest" by Seonna Hong, 2010. No. 92 of a signed and numbered edition of 100 Giclee Prints. 5″ x 8.5″
"Breezy Hillhock" by Seonna Hong, 2010. No. 92 of a signed and numbered edition of 100 Giclee Prints. 5″ x 8.5″
"Mercedes Benz" by Andy Mueller, 2010. Photograph. Andy Mueller was raised in the mid-west on a healthy diet of BMX, skateboarding, music and magazines. At an early age, Andy became addicted to the art of image making and photo taking. In 1993, Andy founded OhioGirl Design, a small design/photo/film studio. In 1997, Andy started "The Quiet Life", as an outlet for purely creative ideas, with a few friends from within OhioGirl.
Andy currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife, two cats, bird, and his young son. More information on Andy Mueller can be found here.
"Go El Rio" is an original pen drawing in a handmade frame made especially for this event by Jeff Jamieson, 2011. Jeff Jamieson was born in Claremont, California in 1960. He graduated with honors from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1984, with a B.F.A. in ceramics. He worked as an assistant to Donald Judd from 1989 to 1994.
Jamieson returned to California in 1994 and started a furniture fabrication company, Wood and Plywood Furniture.
He is the fabricator of Donald Judd's furniture and has also fabricated furniture for the Josef & Anni Alber's foundation. Jamieson has for many years, and still continues, to work very closely with the Chinati Foundation, most recently putting the final touches on a three year project that culminated with the presentation of a new, permanent, large scrim work by Robert Irwin, that was unveiled at the Chinati Open House in October, 2006. He currently owns and operates the Compact Gallery in San Luis Obispo.
"Black Square" by Hadley Holliday, 2011. acrylic and pencil on paper, 12"x12". Hadley Holliday was born in Kansas City and currently lives in Los Angeles where she received her MFA from Cal Arts in 2004. Her paintings explore a collision of geometric abstraction, ritual experimentation, broken systems, forgotten rules, mistakes and play. Holliday's work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, most recently at Sam Lee Gallery in Los Angeles.
"Birds in Trees" by Chris Stiles, 2011. Sculptural wall hanging made from dried manzanita branches, bases made of hardwood ash and porcelain birds. Every bird is hand carved by the artist and placed on the manzanita branches. Each branch is carefully selected for its unique graceful lines. 10″ x 14″ x 5.5″ Deep.
Chris Stiles has always been drawn to working with his hands and has described his relationship with materials as a conversation. There is as much give as take between these two independent forces and the relationship is truly a friendship. The challenge of this friendship is to create a balance between the materials' needs and one's own thoughts.
A common thread running through Chris's work is the ability to be: inventive, inviting, playful, tactile and most importantly expressive of the human spirit. These elements are why people find his work so endearing. When talking about art and design, Chris is often quoted as saying, "It's just material until someone sculpts their thoughts into it."
After receiving a Bachelors degree in Fine Arts from California State University Long Beach in 1992, the next step in his educational training was to work within industry. While working in industry, different techniques and tools revealed new avenues to express creativity. Chris found industry to be invaluable in helping him to find his own voice.
Ceramic Vessel by Kelly Breslin, 2011. Iron oxide finish w/ glazed interior. Pine needle imprint. 21″ x 12″ x 5.5″ deep.
Wood Cutting Board by Kelly Brakefield, 2011.
Handmade especially for this event by the artist from upcycled butchers block with inlays of mahogany, purple heart, and birch.
A native of Los Angeles, Kelly was a career gal through and through until 2003 when motherhood came calling. Seven years later, with a beautiful daughter in tow, she developed a love of woodworking and currently juggles the trials and tribulations of freelance, single parenting and developing the skills necessary to keep all her limbs intact while creating one-of-a-kind, functional pieces out of salvaged specialty woods.
"Drawing of Great Dane with Boy" by Mari Eastman, 2010. Prismacolor and Pen on Illustrator Board. Mari Eastman graduated with an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is represented by Cherry and Martin gallery in Los Angeles where her most recent show was in April of this year. She lives and works in Los Angeles. More information on Mari Eastman can be found here.
"Untitled" by Alicia Sterling Beach, 2010. Original Pastel Drawing. 17″ x 14″. Born in Caracas, Venezuela, schooled on the US east coast with an MFA from Irvine, Alicia Beach has shown at Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects, LACE, Rosamund Felsen Gallery (Santa Monica) and many group exhibitions. Some of her most recent paintings were created en plein air, with the immediacy of action and painting driven by the sensation of nature.
"76″ by William Wray, 2010. Silkscreen. No. 06 of a signed and numbered edition of 20. 20″ x 26″. William Wray has lived in California most of his life and studied painting at the Art Students League in New York.
Making his living as a cartoonist who specialized in painted subjects, he spent many years coalescing a eclectic array of art styles, ultimately finding his voice in a contemporized reflection of traditional California regional painting that focus on humble subject matter rarely considered as fine art.
Wray blends traditional skill sets of realism and the sheer energy of abstract expressionism in an ongoing evolution to find the balance between two seemingly unrelated styles. More information can be found here.
"Untitled" An original pastel drawing made especially for this event by Brian Smith. 2011. 5″ x 5″. About his work, Brian says, "I took up Visual art as a hobby in the mid-eighties, and have since shown my work in gallery and museum shows internationally since 1989. Most of my works are small paintings or pastel works on paper done in a naïve style. I began doing animation color and design as a career in 1995, and I currently work on the new Scooby Doo Mystery Inc. series for Warner Bros." More information can be found here.
"Novenpus" by Ron Russell. 2011. Acrylic on Masonite made especially for this event. 4″ x 4″. Ron Russell received a BFA in painting from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He has been working as an animation Background Painter for 14 years at studios such as Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network.
"Dying is Easy" by Nora Murphy-Berden. Original Acrylic on Canvas. 19 x 17.5″. Nora lives in the LA area with her husband and two cats. She is a background painter in the animation industry and Recent Creative Emmy Award winner.
"Untitled" by Nora Jean Petersen, 2011. Wood, Foam, Paper, Ultracal, Spray Enamel, Permanent Marker. 5″ x 23″ x 3″. Nora Jean Petersen grew up in Houston, Texas and Cairo, Egypt and now lives in Los Angeles. She received her MFA from Art Center in 2006.
Her work has been shown in numerous exhibitions including University of California, Berkeley; Gallery Nomadenoase, Hamburg; Karen Lovegrove Gallery, Los Angeles; China Art Objects, Los Angeles; and Circus Gallery, Los Angeles. She is interested in the capability of the static object to reflect time, fiction, and movement. More information can be found here.


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Well guys, put your comments here. (UK WD)
I'm off out, but will supply a write-up when I return.
Well guys, put your comments here. (UK WD)
I'm off out, but will supply a write-up when I return.
huh, wah... where's mine then, that's what I wanna know...
I too will post somethign (ir)relevant when i get home to find my shiny new WD on the doormat...
Here is the feedback from 308, for those of you that still want to see it.
It's quite a heavy LOTR issue. And the main change is that the LOTR section has moved foward in the magazine. Probably not a bad idea.
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Can somebody list up the main articles featured?
Something good in the fantasy section?
Originally Posted by Augustus Hill (OZ)
"It's quite a heavy LOTR issue. And the main change is that the LOTR section has moved foward in the magazine. Probably not a bad idea."
Whichever system has the big release gets pushed to the front each month. SO when Wood Elves were released, WHFB was at the front, this month there's loads of LotR stuff being released, including the Mines of Moria, so LotR will move to take prime position. When Black Templars are released 40K will come first.
Aye that right I'm ment to get my copy today dan-nabit. I heard there some Black Templar stuff & there a Marine army in there (don't worry see it, my friend brought some WD back from the USA & has the Marine army in there).
Well if you're (like me) a 40K fan then its another very bad issue.
The first couple of pages show a few pics of the new assault termies and plastic scouts & wood elf minis
Then LOTR begins, new minis and gubbins, lots of pages (45 in total) of something or other ( I realy do not like this game).
WHFB - Why are these guys getting all the good articles??? Following the success of the zombie pirates we now have the Lichmaster Heinrich Kemmler, New (? - not a big WHFB player) lore of magic - shame they missed out the last paragraph of the last spell - it states "Characters who are part of a unit" - would love to know the remainder of this...
A couple of page article on painting WE, again not a bad article, although some of the pictures could have been clearer, particularly the images relating to the season of the elf costume (why do they insist on making the piccies so small - have they not heard that a picture is worth a hundred words?) and the vague arrows pointing to nothing in particular with a list of paints. Have to say I do like the layout of this...
An article on Norsemen in Lustria - haven't read this yet.
Rulz & background for Rhinox cavalry - guess this steps on FW's toes, but at least it makes their models tourny legal?
40K - A poor conversion on a vindicator in Dok Butcha
A guide to using scenary in 40K
How to kill tyranids
Howling griffons painted army
Tyranid Invasion - scenary piece and new scenario
Usual bumf at the end of mag
All I can say is come on GW, get your act together for us 40K players. We have had nothing but SM and Tyranids forced down our throat since the beginning of this year (ok aprt from some zealots and IG/CSM:TS special chars) - why can we not have something else?? what has happened to all the other races?? If you want to carry on with SM, why not start producing trait lists for the more popular chapters. How about something new for DH or WH??.....
Mine didn't come... so Im hoping it comes today (saturday) or ill be angry and sad and cry alot..
Do the Rhinox cavalry rules match those on the ForgeWorld website?
Looks like maybe they've sold enough of them to make them official...
for 40K theres nothing great, except a rather nice SM force and an article that talks about terrain, oh and nids again
the terrain article however wasn't that interesting, and the nid article just basically agrees with what i thought, quite handy however
WHFB however it seemed good, a new set of heroes (ok not tournie legal) for chaos, a cheaper version of a chaos lord and the option for cold one mounts.
Ogre kingdoms i admit look really interesting with their new unit, i can't find "must be used with permsiion" so i'm guessing fully tournie legal, looks great.
LotR: the sole battle report of the issue is here, but tbh i only really look at the pics as the articles themselves don't interest me.
new scout models are also shown: look pretty good. The conversion this month is crap tbh, i didn't even notice the difference till i looked at it in detail.
so overall: 6/10: a really good issue for WHFB but for 40K a bit lacking (can't wait for templars as i'm getting bored of nids)
Well, if I have understood the news correctly, the SM force-feeding is going to continue with the Black Templars showing up.Originally Posted by Gethzerion
This is the problem with GWs strategy at the moment. When Tyranids were released I was really interested - some nice new models, improved set of rules, I was even thinking I might get myself some. But after months of non-stop Tyranid stuff I'm sick to the teeth of them. I really would like to see a return to the days when you got articles relating to several different armies in any given WD. As it is, you now just get (for 40K) whatever army is flavour of the month, plus space marines. And if space marines ARE flavour of the month, then that's all you get.
Just got my copy there. Like you lot I'm p*** off with it, for the past few months it been rubbish. Thought it was good that the brought in a army, the Space Marine one.
I don't know what you lot thing, but I'm going to send a e-mail asking if they can show more armies like they use to all converted & brillant painted as well as bring back the Grand Tournament report. For me GT help GW with rules & armies show where the fault in the rules lie. As for armies, I alway find it cool & insperison (spelling) seeing a very cool army, full of conversion. Fare due may not collect that army... but still could use those idear in the army that I am bulding.
There need to be more 40k stuff IMO, hopeful next month will be good as I look forward to the Black Templars perview.
I like the Zark the Damned reference on page 7 (Bryne's cows)
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That's decided me on subscribing to the US WD. So much better and most of the articles this month are reprints. I want to see Golden Demon stuff and yet the UK continues to be sorely lacking in that sort of content.
Plus they don't waste ten pages on the shops list.
How easy is it to subscribe to the US edition from the UK? anyone done it?
It's easy enough for me as my Mother in Law is American. Not trying to get them to ship it direct. Probably too much for GW to cope with.
You know, for fun, I went and looked up the White Dwarf UK with the least 40k in and, out of the most recent ones, the worst one is the one where the Witch Hunters are released with an astonishing TWO 40k articles, only one good.
So there you go
I found this issue particulary dull, with little of interest.
I don't play LoTR so those 37 pages were wasted on me. I just skimmed through them.
The WHFB section was OK with some nice fluff on Heinrich Kemmler, but as special characters are opponents-permission only the rules are effectivly useless. I am heartily sick of Lustria after so many months of them blathering on about it - vikings in the jungle? Give me a break! And besides if GW is planning to make everything outside an army book unofficial then the norse list if pointless too. The obligatory "paint the army we just released" article was ok, Wood Elves in this case. The aritcles on cairn building and Rhinox cavalry were interesting though - the highlights of an otherwise dull WHFB section.
The 40k section was a bit better IMHO. There was an article on the use of scenery which had some good advice and ideas in it. I think that I am going to make that watchtower I guess that lots of Marine players have been complaining that they can't beat the new Tyranids because we have an article on how Marines can win against Tyranids, seems a bit pathetic to me but whatever floats your boat. The digestion pool scenery did nothing for me. The Howling Griffons article was ok but seemed a bit long at 9 pages.
Overall 3/10 for this issue, no battle reports and very Marine-centric as has become the norm now. If I didn't have a two year subscription I would have stopped buying WD by now, I doubt that I will renew.
I liked this issue, it was fairly unremarkable, but it was all there (an excess of LoTR rings, but that's just my two cents ).
Really this issue won't be one I looked back on, and even looking back to a year ago there were more memorable parts.
Best yet from non fatbloke, but only really equalling one of his slightly badish ones.
Good stuff on rhinoxen, should keep me entertained, the LoTRs stuff, well, whatever floats your boat, but really to me, they're just rehashing stuff that's already out, in no way WD's fault, just GW slipping again.
40k, ok I guess, could have certainly been better, but not without completely changing the articles, they just don't grasp me as much as they used to, but still an improvement on the last few months incarnations.
So to conclude, ok for new editor (whose name still eludes me), but slightly less memorable than a fatbloke issue ever was.


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The Los Angeles Philharmonic, founded in 1919, gave the first complete performance of "The Marriage of Figaro" in its history, Friday night in Walt Disney Concert Hall. It was the second of the three Mozart/Da Ponte operas to be performed in a three-season scheme. No expense was spared. An excellent international cast assembled for the occasion.
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Fri May 10, 2013
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Having performed in three concerts with the Pacific Symphony last week, organist Paul Jacobs stayed on to present a solo recital Sunday night in Segerstrom Concert Hall. The Grammy-winning Jacobs is one of this country's foremost exponents of music for his instrument. Chairman of the organ department at Juilliard, he is noted for his mar
Mon May 06, 2013
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I liked the kid. The one with the floppy hair and swiveling hips. He had style. He had taste. He had smarts. But most of all he had enthusiasm, the youthful kind, the hard-to-resist kind. The Pacific Symphony couldn't, Thursday night in Segerstrom Concert Hall. The audience couldn't. I couldn't. His name is – take a breath –
Fri May 03, 2013
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The Pacific Symphony will give the U.S. premiere this week of the full score to "Singin' in the Rain" performed live with a screening of the landmark 1952 MGM musical. The performances in Segerstrom Concert Hall are part of a trend in the world of symphony orchestras, as more and more of them present full-length films with live accompaniment. Au
Thu May 02, 2013
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When Russian choreographer Boris Eifman looked at the work of French sculptor Auguste Rodin, he recognized someone familiar in its curves and contours: himself. "To be honest, Auguste as a sculptor and Boris as a choreographer, we have something in common," said Eifman, whose company, St. Petersburg's Eifman Ballet, brings his "Rodin" to
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Pacific Chorale unveils 2013-14 schedule
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The Pacific Chorale, Orange County's premier choral organization and one of the top ten budgeted in the nation, announced its 2013-2014 season schedule this week, John Alexander's 42nd year as conductor and artistic director of the group. The season will open on Nov. 3 in Segerstrom Concert Hall with a performance of Verdi's Requiem, com
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Conductor John Alexander and the Pacific Chorale gave a stunning performance of a program devoted to the music of Benjamin Britten on Sunday afternoon at Meng Concert Hall on the campus of Cal State Fullerton. The concert was part of "Britten 100/LA," a festival spearheaded by LA Opera that celebrates the composer's centenary with dozens of even
Mon Apr 22, 2013
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Southern California's long love affair with Alvin Ailey shows no sign of fading. At the Los Angeles Music Center's Chandler Pavilion on Thursday, the audience was ecstatic, even raucous at times, as if the late choreographer's company, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, was performing for family and old friends. The company gets a simil
Fri Apr 19, 2013
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Jeremy Denk gave a deeply communicative and satisfying piano recital Sunday afternoon at the Soka Performing Arts Center. He matched a stunning virtuosity with a minute understanding of the music at hand. He never went for the cheap thrill, and yet the entire recital was entertaining (in the best sense) because he did not get in the way of the m
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Malkki is authoritative with L.A. Phil
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In the span of two weeks this spring, a pair of women conductors took to the podiums of our big local orchestras. Mei-Ann Chen made a vital impression with the Pacific Symphony earlier this month in Chinese music and Beethoven. Saturday night, at Walt Disney Concert Hall, Susanna Mälkki led the Los Angeles Philharmonic in a more formidable
Sun Apr 14, 2013
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If I had become a professional trombonist, you wouldn't be reading this. Actually, I was one, for a time, until a series of events, at least one of them disastrous, led me to become a music critic (Berlioz called it a "calamity" when he became one). I still pick up the instrument every once in a while, though. But not without a certain uneasy fe
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UCI professor to head new USC dance school
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Orange County is about to lose one of its cultural leaders to Los Angeles. UC Irvine dance professor Jodie Gates, a former Joffrey Ballet star who created the Laguna Dance Festival, has been named the founding director of the new Glorya Kaufman School of Dance at USC. The appointment is being announced today, and Gates will take the rein
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The young Taiwanese-Australian violinist Ray Chen gave his first recital in Orange County on Saturday night at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, and let us hope it's not his last. It was not only an astonishing evening of violinistic pyrotechnics but richly satisfying for the level of its musicianship as well. Add to that Chen's charming stage presenc
Sun Apr 07, 2013
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Catching sight of a woman conductor is no longer as shocking as it once was, but it is still a rare enough occurrence. As it happens, though, women conductors take over our two big local orchestras this week and next: Mei-Ann Chen at the Pacific Symphony and Susanna Mälkki at the Los Angeles Philharmonic. In the past, at least, the
Fri Apr 05, 2013
Classical recordings: Beethoven, Mahler, Messiaen
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Last season, when Gustavo Dudamel undertook to conduct all nine Mahler symphonies with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela over the span of a few weeks, it looked like a bit of a stunt, at least from afar. Here was the wunderkind maestro proving himself in a Mahler marathon, leading perfo
Sat Mar 30, 2013
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Rossini's "La Cenerentola" (aka "Cinderella") contains some of the wittiest music ever written. There's humor in the age-old plot and in the words and wordplay themselves, but that humor is rather mild. The real fun of "Cenerentola" is in the notes. Rossini knows it. The characters know it. Los Angeles Opera's clever production, seen Thursday at
Fri Mar 29, 2013
Pacific Symphony bridges Bach and Mahler
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The Pacific Symphony's latest program, heard Thursday night in Segerstrom Concert Hall, paired Bach and Mahler. It was a good pairing, especially since the Symphony No. 5 of Mahler, performed on the second half of the concert, was inspired, at least in part, by the music of Bach. It was also a good pairing because the Bach pieces on the first ha
Fri Mar 22, 2013
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A professional orchestra has performed a piece of music by a living American composer for the first time in Orange County this season. It happened Monday night in Renée and Segerstrom Concert Hall. Not a single member of the listening public was injured. On the contrary. When it was over, the American piece received a hearty standing ovat
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There have always been efforts, in this country at least, to make classical music friendlier to general audiences. The efforts take many forms – the chatty radio announcer, music appreciation classes, pre-concert lectures, formatted concerts with commentary, demonstrations and visuals. Sometimes it can seem as if explaining classical music
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The St. Louis Symphony, founded in 1880 and the nation's second oldest, which plays at Segerstrom Concert Hall on Monday night, will have the honor of being the first professional orchestra to perform a piece of music by a living American composer in Orange County this season. It's a mildly shocking factoid. "You're kidding," says conductor Davi
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Holland Patent Superintendent's Letter To Parents Sparks Controversy Surrounding Student's Death
By: Rachel Polansky
Updated: February 15, 2013
The concensus we gathered from the people we talked with is more about a string of bad timing. From whether or not to close the school, the communication since the tragedy and what some see as damage control - It's a messy situation.
"Please wait 1 week , until they bury Anusha. We are burying, we are going thru hell. Please don't do this," says Debbie Chandler, Anusa's aunt.
In the wake of a tragedy - this is some of the emotion being felt in Holland Patent.
"What happens if there's a storm next week, while we wait, and this happens to another kid?" says Lori Storms, Holland Patent parent.
Some Holland Patent parents say the superintendent made a poor decision that resulted in a tragic death. But when we began talking with these concerned parents, some of Anusha's family members showed up.
"I am very angry but you gotta understand something, this is my family going through this. We don't want to turn this into a bloodbath," says Chandler.
Thats Anusha's aunt. She asked residents not to speak with us, but they said this is something the community should know about.
"One of the factors she indicates is other districts closing or delays and she ignored them," says Storms.
That same morning, several surrounding districts had delays or closures. In another section of the letter, Superintendent Davis says "Parents need to assess the situation as well." Some say that underlined statement was a slap in the face.
"It's a crock because last I checked if we don't send them to school, they call us and tell us you have to send them to school," says Storms.
"Students are to be at school on time. For her to put that statement, that's false, that's an illegal absence. That's not an excused absence," says Phil Lucason, Holland Patent parent and teacher.
Lucason is a teacher in the district but he wants to make it clear he is speaking out as a parent about the contents of the letter.
"It was unfair, it was cold-hearted, it didn't take into account feelings of the students, communities, family, none of that. What it did was kinda showed her true colors," says Lucason.
That's a feeling shared by other angry residents.
"She will fight tooth and nail until we carry her away in a wagon," says Diana Carrick.
Eyewitness News reached out to Superintendent Kathleen Davis. She wasn't available to comment on camera and we received a two sentence response about the death of the student. Later today, we received what the school called a "revised statement."
Davis said, "Many factors are considered on school delays and closings. None of them supersede safety. The weather conditions were not inconsistent with winter conditions in upstate N.Y. Weather here is more difficult than in other districts. We sit at the foothills of the Adirondacks and we are the largest school geographically in Oneida County taking in ten townships with varying weather patterns. All weather is local. Eleven surrounding schools in our component area remained opened on Tuesday, February 12, 2013. We followed our same time tested procedures that we have followed over the past 30 years. Every year it is normal for parents and other concerned people to question how school closing decisions are made. Therefore, every year, for the past eleven years. It has been our responsibility to send this snow day letter throughout the year, it is posted on our web site, and we routinely provide copies of the letter to anyone who asks. I did so again on Tuesday, February 12, due to the number of requests we were receiving. My heart is heavy with grief.This tragedy has affected me in many ways. Anusha was a wonderful child who I had the great opportunity to work with over the years to ensure his transition to our country and the school district. On a personal note, this is a loss that will always be in my heart and mind."
Again, the community members we spoke with today say they're not speaking on behalf of Anusha, but on behalf of Superintendent Davis' decision. And behind a community taking sides is a family in mourning. Anusha Yagey's brother, Joey, took time to speak with Eyewitness News this afternoon. Joey was driving when the car crash happened Tuesday morning, taking the life of his little brother. Joey says he believes school should have been delayed or closed that morning, but isn't interested in taking sides.
"I mean it does feel good knowing that there are people out there, Mr. Lucason cares, everyone cares about it. But, I'm not going to say it's her fault that my little brother is dead. I mean, yes, it's her fault the school wasn't closed. We should have had an hour delay, I would have liked one, but for all we know, he could have died some other way. Maybe it was just his time to go, but I don't know, I believe the roads closing, even if it was a second later, these are all factors that you just can't control," says Joey Yagey, Anusha's brother.
Calling hours for Anusha Yagey will take place on Sunday at Nicholas J. Bush Funeral Home in Rome from 2 to 7 in the afternoon. Yagey will be laid to rest on Monday, after a mass at Saint Leo's Church in Holland Patent. Friends are invited to the mass at 11, but the burial will be private.


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Last week I managed 4 days of commuting. Some things I tweeted:
Then I went and injured my knee in my sleep, but that's a different story. Barring any more sleeping injuries I plan to be on the bike again tomorrow morning.
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