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Chapter Meeting January 12, 2002
I. President Weir welcomed all and introduced new
members and guests.
II. It was reported that no decisions were made at
the Board Meeting.
III. President Weir introduced Richard Prestholdt,
who spoke on the calendar project that he is producing. An extremely
interesting presentation was made.
IV. The Meeting adjourned at 2:20.
Next meeting on March 9 at Strawbridge's.
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Little Brain Doctor is a dress-up online game where you are a brain doctor that knows how to prevent people turning into zombies by giving them surgeries.
Today, Annabelle is acting weird and she needs to get a brain operation so she can act normal again. Help this adorable brain doctor fulfill his duty and enjoy!
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Act 1 classes are full of momentum.
Having experienced the thrill and comradery of the ensemble, it's now it's time to refine skills, take on solo challenges and boost confidence to a whole new level.
Act 1 classes are full of momentum.
Having experienced the thrill and comradery of the ensemble, it's now it's time to refine skills, take on solo challenges and boost confidence to a whole new level.
The staff enthusiasm for music and dance has been completely contagious and it's been wonderful to have my daughter bring this back into our house. And what a finale, thank you, family and friends all loved it!
How long does the class run?
Act 1 students in school grades 2 and 3 attend a 90 minute class per week in term time
What happens in class?
Your child will enjoy drama games and exercises to build their confidence and performance skills along with singing training and tuition in musical theatre dance. They will finish each class relishing in applause after their solo bow!
What's in the REHEARSAL PACK?
At the beginning of each semester, a rehearsal pack will be given to each student. This pack includes a licensed script and rehearsal cd for the current show. You will be able to listen to the music as much as you like and read the full script together at home like a real Broadway Performer!
What should he/she wear?
Everyone feels part of the cast in our fabulous uniform.
What role will they play in the productions?
Act 1 students take pride of place in Junior Productions.
Those who choose to can audition for lead roles in the show. It's learning on many different levels both on and off the stage. Experience what it's like to take on solo parts while also feeling the rush of performing a rousing ensemble number onstage!
Do I need to make or provide costumes?
Broadway Academy costumes are always impressive and add a really professional edge to our shows. The good news is we provide the costumes on loan to our students! You may be asked to provide some minor element like socks or a plain t-shirt but you can leave the rest up to us. A costume hire levy is built into your fees.
What are the fees?
There is one word that describes our fee payment system – EASY!
All-inclusive, convenient payments ensure you can relax and enjoy the pride you'll feel in your child's achievements.
$105 per month including GST
Can my child come to a trial class?
As our classes are very popular and we are so confident your child will love it, we offer a 100% money back guarantee within your first month. If you are not completely blown away by what your child experiences, we will happily refund your money. This gives children an opportunity to settle in as a true member of the class and also allows you to trial us in the process!


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The problem with girls ......
Ok, ok, I know this is going to be sexist but I find it hard enough to control one woman far less half a dozen! We've had a great couple of weeks and much has been accomplished but oh me, the noise an enthused group of ladies can make! This week one of them (ok it was Joan) asked me to through to the main part of the lab and instill some control - a fruitless task. One of the guys seemed to be more than happy to be in another section of the lab on his own - I cant imagine why. To be serious for a moment we got an awful lot done today and thanks to everyone for that. I suppose it just shows what fun you can have folding invitation cards, stuffing them in envelopes and then trying to come up with a list of invitees. Strangely the people finishing off dry mounting of photographs were much quieter (there was only one woman in that team). All this is for our next exhibition - High Street History - an exhibition of memories.
The exhibition launches next Sunday (6th July) to celebrate the launch of Sunday opening at the Museum. The Friends membership will get invited, some vips and (most) of the local shopkeepers. Readers of this blog will be especially welcome.
The exhibition brings together reminiscences in the form of over 70 speech balloons which will be displayed throughout both floors of the museum and also photographs taken from the collections of well known late Forres photographers Alec Fraser and David Forrester. The five foot plan of the High Street as it was in the 1940s will also be on display and visitors will be encouraged to leave more reminiscences and also comments and recollections on the photographs. There will also be a case of artefacts relating to the High Street from the 1900s.
The exhibition will run from Sunday 6th July - Friday 15th August. Opening hours are Monday to Saturday 10:00am - 6:00pm, Sunday 1:00pm - 4:00pm.
Next up is planning a rota for guides to do a weekly tour for visitors over the summer months. Hopefully Friday mornings will be a bit more relaxed once the exhibition is up and running and we'll have time for more training sessions. There was talk of stopping for the summer but most of the volunteers wanted to continue so that's fine with me. Anyway, we'll have to start thinking about our exhibition for next winter now..........


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Check Out the Conversation View.
A Conversation in Outlook 2016 is a complete set of email messages on the same subject, from the first message through the last. In Conversation View, you can see the full history of a conversation. This makes it easy to know what's been discussed in emails and helps you keep your inbox more organized.
For example, when you send a message to someone and they reply, you've started a Conversation. And, multiple people can join by replying to messages within the Conversation.
To get the most out of Conversation View look in the Conversation Settings Dropdown and apply one or more of the desired settings. Check the Show Messages From Other Folders to get the most coverage. Outlook will then display the messages that are in the Sent folder. And, check out the Always Expand Conversations option. These are an important part of your Conversation that would otherwise be omitted from this view.
If you're tired of digging through files to find the one you want to attach to an email, this just got a whole lot easier with the release of Outlook 2016. Now, when you go to attach a file to your email, the first thing you'll notice is a list of documents under Recent Items. This list contains docs from your local hard drive as well as OneDrive, OneDrive for Business and SharePoint. This makes it easy to select the files you've accessed across any of your devices. Just use the Attach File dropdown to attach a recently opened file into an email message.
If you and your recipient are on the same team in SharePoint, you can simply share a link to the file. When your recipient opens it, you can collaborate on the file from within Outlook. (But only if the recipient has access to Outlook 2016.)
Whenever you select a OneDrive, OneDrive for Business or SharePoint file, Outlook's new attachment feature shows the permissions you're granting to recipients. You can change these permissions right from here as well, or even attach a copy instead without going to where the document is stored.
Another option is to use Windows Explorer to search for your file. You don't need to open Outlook to do this. After you find the file you need, simply right-click it and choose Send To. A message will open up with your attachment. Enter the Mail Recipient you want to send it to and, hit send and off it goes.
These steps are faster than what most people do which is to open Outlook, find the document in Windows Explorer or from searching through files, and dragging or inserting the document into an opened email message.
Contact Info
When you're in Outlook 2016 and you have an email open, you'll see a list of recipients you've recently sent messages to. If you hover over one of them, their contact card will appear with all the details they want others to see, like their work title, phone number, email address and even who they report to in their organization. You can then export their contact card to your Outlook Contacts if you haven't already.
Search Folders
This is a new feature in Outlook. A Search Folder in Outlook provides a view of all the email items in your inbox that match your specific search criteria. This is really helpful if you have a large inbox or an inbox that's managed by teams. For example, the Unread Mail Search Folder enables you to view all unread messages in one folder, even though the messages might be saved in different folders. Or, search for a subject and all the emails that contain that subject will appear.
Outlook will let you further refine your search by bringing up this option if needed. You can really fine tune when searching. From here you can create a Search Folder for the subject, and as new emails come in with this subject, the emails will also go to this Search Folder.
Focused Inbox
This helps you prioritize what's most important. What goes into your Focused Inbox will be based on the content of the email, and who you email most often. Your inbox will be separated into two tabs—Focused and Other. Your most important emails will be found on the Focused tab, while the rest that remains will be accessible on the Other tab. You can easily switch between these two tabs to take a quick look at your emails.
You can create customized signatures for your Outlook email messages including text, images, digital business cards, a logo, or even an image of your handwritten signature. Outlook lets you set up signatures to automatically add to your messages, or you can choose what messages you want to include signatures in. When you're drafting up a new email, just choose Signature from the Message tab in the Include group. Or go to File, Options, Mail, and Signatures. From here you can input a new signature.
Scheduling a Meeting
When you send a meeting request to one or more people, Outlook tracks who accepts your request and puts their responses in your inbox. It will also automatically put the time on your calendar for the meeting right from your Outlook email. Then you can add attachments, and a meeting location using the Scheduling Assistant in Outlook.
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Did you know that you can create a new Skype meeting right from Calendar? You don't even need to go into the Skype application to do this. There's a tab you can select for a Skype Meeting and it automatically inserts all the information right into your email. From here you can label the meeting, invite who you want, and schedule it for a time and date. The Skype Meeting will show up on your Calendar, and you can customize other options, categorize it and more.
And if you use One Note, you can simply click Meeting Notes that you can share, or take on your own. Outlook will ask where you want to store the notes, it will take you to One Note and you'll see your all meeting information right there. When you go back to your notes even a year later, you'll see all the meeting information and notes you took.
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Depending on the type of servers that you and your recipients have access to, you can share your calendar in real time. If you have an Office 365 or a Microsoft Exchange-based email account, and you want to share your calendar with someone who is inside or outside your organization, you simply set permissions so they can view your calendar. You can create calendars for different projects and share them with your co-workers. Plus, you can grant them access to modify the events in your calendar if needed.
If a colleague outside your company wants to schedule a meeting with you and they can't view your Outlook calendar, simply send them a snapshot of your calendar via email or, an invitation to subscribe to your calendar in an email message.
Export and Import Outlook Information.
From within Outlook you can both import and export files. Outlook allows you to move email, contacts, and calendar items from one email account to another. You can even export your entire email inbox if needed. You export items by creating a .pst file, which is an Outlook Data File that contains your messages and other Outlook items and is saved on your computer.
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When will my domain name start working?
If you've just created your account, or just added a new domain name to an account, you may be surprised that you are unable to view your website when using the domain. Instead you may see:
- An advertisements page.
- An error saying "This site can't be reached".
This is usually caused by a system called DNS Caching. This article explains how DNS Caching works, why your website isn't up yet and what you can do to see your website right now.
When will I be able to see my website?
DNS Cache can take up to 72 hours to become visible. However, that's a worst case scenario, usually it just takes a few hours.
What does this DNS thing mean?
DNS is a system which tells computers where domain names are being hosted. Every domain name points to a set of nameservers. The nameservers of a domain name provide DNS records, which tells other computers where a particular domain name can be found.
What is DNS caching and why does it take so long?
Most DNS records don't change very often, and it takes comparatively long to look up the DNS records of a domain. Because of that, your computer and your internet provider check your domain's records and then they remember it for a while.
If you make any changes to your DNS configuration (either by setting custom DNS records, adding the domain name to an account or changing your domain's nameservers), your computer and internet provider won't pick up on it right away. Only when they decide their information is out of date will they look up the latest DNS records.
The period between you making the change to your DNS configuration, and your computer and internet provider deciding to look up the new settings, is the reason you cannot see your website right away.
What can I do to see my website faster?
InfinityFree updates your domain's configuration almost instantly when you make the change. And if left alone, your website will be updated on it's own automatically. However, there are workarounds which can help you see your website faster.
Clear your computer's DNS cache.
You can clear your computer's DNS cache to force your computer to look up your domain name again. You can read how to do that here.
Note that this is not guaranteed to make your website work for you. If your internet provider still has old DNS data, clearing your computers' cache will not show you your website.
Edit your hosts file to override DNS settings.
You can override DNS settings for your own computer by changing the hosts file of your computer. Changing your hosts file will allow you to preview any website on a new host before the domain name has actually been moved.
You can read more about how to edit your hosts file here and you can find your website's IP address by following this guide.


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Greg Hobson is all of the above and much more besides. Having over 35 years experience in the music industry with recording studio management to boot it just adds to his BA (Hons) in Music and Technology. Not stopping there his quiver of audio talent arrows has been expanded to include the MFTM Diploma in Music to Moving Image.
This talent set allows him to provide recording, composition and sound design services nothwithstanding mixing and mastering plus audio editing and audio restoration services as well.
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Recording and mixing in Pro Tools 12, Cubase 8, and Logic X. Mastering in WaveLab 8.5. Scoring in Sibelius.
Tascam DM4800 64 track digital mixer through Klein and Hummel, Adam, and Avantone monitoring.
AIR, Apple, Avid, Best Service, Dynamic Range Foundation, East West, Eventide, IK Multimedia, Ina-GRM, Izotope, Klanghelm, Line 6, Melda, Native Instruments, Nomad Factory, Plug and Mix, Sonnox, Steinberg, Voxengo and Waves.
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Only Naomie Harris can say that she has appeared in Rampage AND a James Bond film, as she has played Eve Moneypenny in Skyfall and Spectre.
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Only Naomie Harris can say that she has appeared in Rampage AND a James Bond film, as she has played Eve Moneypenny in Skyfall and Spectre.
Gregory Wakeman 2018-03-23
Rampage is an adaptation of the 1986 arcade game that saw players taking control of gigantic monsters. But the movie version does deviate from the source material quite a bit.
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Dwayne Johnson is confident that Rampage is finally going to put the supposed "curse" of the video game adaptation that has blighted Hollywood for so long to bed once and for all.
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In Life Of The Party, Melissa McCarthy plays Deanna, a longtime housewife who decides to go back to college after her husband suddenly leaves her.
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The 47-year-old Melissa McCarthy is equally skilled doing physical comedy, quick witty one-liners, and exploding in sudden hilarious bouts of rage. But it all has to start somewhere.
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Gaining access to the actual Federal Reserve Bank in downtown Los Angeles was always going to be difficult, what with the fact that it is the home to billions upon billions of dollars.
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Butler explained to us how important Dobyns was to his process of getting into character, which then led to the hilarious revelation that Butler ate raw chicken in a scene.
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Because Den Of Thieves is a crime heist thriller set in Los Angeles it is immediately going to be compared to other films of such ilk, some of which are peerless.
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While some folks still enjoy spending an evening playing board games, it is safe to say that they don't have quite the same popularity as they did in the mid 90s when the original Jumanji was released.
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Last October we were given the great fortune of visiting the set of Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle, where we sat down with the film's cast and crew to discuss its origins.
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While there has been a lot of intrigue and excitement over the release of Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle, it has also been hard to figure out exactly how the film links up to the original. Is it a sequel? Does it reboot the franchise? Is it a modern remake?
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There's a message hidden deep inside of every film. Some of them are more obvious that others, some are much more resonant, but there's always something that its writers, producers, and director want their audience to go home with. Even though it is packed with raucous humor, A Bad Moms Christmas is no different.
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The sixteen month gap between the release of Bad Moms and its impending sequel A Bad Moms Christmas means that the writing and directing team of Jon Lucas and Scott Moore had little to no time to try and come up with an idea for the sequel.
Gregory Wakeman 2017-10-11
Baywatch might have been a dud in the U.S., but it has at least fared well in one territory, and it's all thanks to one popular actor connected to the movie.
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Bewitching, romantic, lyrical, and unquestionably original, A Ghost Story is a convoluting watch that leaves you feeling satisfied, even if you don't understand why.
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Everyone loves Bill Murray. That's just a fact. But there was a very good reason why Ivan Reitman was stressed out by him on the first day of production for Meatballs.
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F. Gary Gray has finally addressed the Justice For Han campaign that erupted after the release of The Fate Of The Furious, and you'll be quite shocked at what he has to say.
Gregory Wakeman 2017-07-07
The Chinese box office has been experienced an underwhelming 12 months, leading experts to revise their estimations for the territory.
Gregory Wakeman 2017-07-06
Edgar Wright discusses whether or not he'd ever work on a franchise film. Considering how successful Baby Driver has been he can expect offers to soon be fooding in.
Gregory Wakeman 2017-07-05
How did T.J. Miller end up joining The Emoji Movie? The comedian has detailed exactly how he came to be in the bizarre animated comedy, and it'll make you love him even more.
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I have a Weil-McLain EGH steam boiler one pipe system that has probably been set incorrectly for some time. There are 2 White-Rodgers model 1204-5 adjustable differential controls and a 0 - 50 psi gauge coming out of the boiler mounted on the same side as the model 67 low pressure cut-off. The setting have been 3 psi/1 psi diff on one control and 1.5/1 on the other. From what I've been reading, this is way high for a 2 story height system. Question: 1. Why are there 2 controls? 2. What should the setting be? (I've changed them to 2/.5 and 1/.5) So far I haven't been able to find a steam boiler mechanic to wortk on this system that seems to have a thorough knowledge of my unit. At the previous settings, I've noticed that when the unit is steaming, it will shut down for...say 15 seconds and then go right back on. This does not seem right to me as a lay person. There are all new adjustable vents on the radiators, new vents on the vertical pipes and no discernable leaks. Water level is at 1/2 up the glass and has been purge regularly. Blown down is also done regularly. Thanks to all that apply.
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To those who oppose the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, I would ask, how much time have you spent in the monuments hiking the canyons, exploring the ancient ruins and camping under the dark night skies? If you haven't visited the monuments, maybe you need to before celebrating how they have been dismantled.
Last spring, my neighbor asked why 1.35 million acres were needed for Bears Ears National Monument. I asked if he had ever visited the area and was told no. I then said I'd be wasting my time to explain why a monument designation had such a large area if he hadn't experienced it for himself.
I'd make the same comment to Gov. Gary Herbert, former Gov. Mike Leavitt, our state and federal politicians and others in the Utah community. Try to get over what you see as insults by former U.S. presidents and the acrimony from local county commissioners by personally spending time hiking, camping and experiencing these remarkable and inspiring landscapes.
If you would spend days or weeks at a time as I have — not hours on quick visits — you would understand why so many of us in Utah and across the nation advocate for a larger, more expansive monument status. If you haven't personally experienced it, you can't appreciate it.
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The Other Side of Nasty Car Notes
"Dear PoPville,
Let me set the scene:
I'm a 30-something car owner living in a rented Mt. Pleasant basement apartment. Despite the fact that I am 'only' a renter, I'm a midwesterner who considers neighborliness a duty and a joy so I have gone out of my way to introduce myself to my neighbors, to get to know them, and to live fully and civilly on my block. I'm the guy that tries to shovel my neighbors' sidewalk when I can, I pick up litter, I put a little sweat into beautifying a neglected front yard for my neighbors to enjoy, and I try to keep a watchful eye on the neighborhood. I'm the neighbor who says hello. I'm the neighbor in the building who will bring your packages indoors to keep them safe. I'm the neighbor who will run for blocks after a truck that sideswiped your parked car, get the plate #, and leave you a note. In short, like a lot of your readers, I'm the neighbor that cares not just about the value of comprables but about the well being of my neighbors.
I also own a car that has a factory-installed, non-overly-sensitive, anti-theft alarm. As a renter without off-street parking, I must park it on the street. When I hear car alarms go off I rush to the street to make sure that my car is not the offender. It has not had problems in the past. After a restful night, four basement brick walls removed from the noises of Lamont Street NW, I found the following under the windshield wiper of my car in front of my apartment in the heart of Mt. Pleasant [photo above].
It reads:
"Please get your car alarm repaired. It's been going off for hours. You're very close to getting a rock through your window for keeping the whole block up."
At first, like anyone who has suddenly been made aware of car trouble, I was met by a terrible sinking feeling. The kind of feeling that only inconvenience and repair bills can wreak. I was then also crestfallen by the idea that the car trouble I was unaware of might have kept my neighbors up. But when I got to the final sentence all of those emotions were slain by a knife to the heart. An anonymous threat from one of the very people that I care about? How hurtful, how dreadful, how eyeopening.
In light of this experience I would like to implore all PoPville citizens to attempt the following when leaving any neighborhood note:
Consider the fact that you do not fully know the person to whom you are writing, consider in fact that this may be because you, and not they, have been bereft in your neighborliness. Consider for a moment that the world does not revolve around only you and try to muster a healthy dose of introspection and objective critical thinking. Consider for a moment, that if you took the time to get to know your neighbors, you would be able to alert the subject of your note to their problems and your concerns in person and in a much more constructive manner.
In cases of car alarm malfunctions also consider that your note might be the first notice of the need for potentially costly repairs.
In short, be mindful and reasonable. Consider that it is a lot more likely that a car parked outside your house belongs to a neighbor unaware of the problem than it does to a person that enjoys annoying their neighbors. It might belong to someone a lot more like you than you think."


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We had three large moose standing in our backyard!
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During the Tony Awards this past weekend, Neil Patrick Harris fully embraced a George St. Geegland state of mind—theater reference, baby!—by opining on Twitter how a woman he couldn't identify "confused" him and his children for speaking like a human being.
This unidentified white female was Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's Rachel Bloom: an actress, writer, and comedian who NPH has very much met before—which Bloom was more than happy to remind him. Publicly, on Twitter:
Harris replied with an oh, right! thought bubble so unapologetic that some people thought the duo were doing an off-kilter social media bit. Then Bloom weighed in on the odd situation with GQ:
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The Tri-City ValleyCats shut out the Hudson Valley Renegades 3-0 in Game One of the New York-Penn League Championship Series at "The Joe" on Saturday night to put themselves within one win of their third championship in franchise history.
The ValleyCats' pitching staff tied a season-high with 17 strikeouts as Joey Gonzalez earned the first win of his professional career with 1.2 scoreless innings of work.
Shawn Dubin started the game and went two innings, striking out a career-high-tying five batters, while Jose Alberto Rivera replaced him and struck out six batters in 2.1 innings.
R.J. Freure came on in the seventh inning to earn a nine-out save where he struck out four batters.
Offensively, Carlos Machado delivered the keynote to the game, hitting a home run on the very first pitch thrown by Hudson Valley's starter Zack Trageton.
Ramiro Rodriguez tacked on an RBI-single in the second inning, while Machado scored the final run on a wild pitch in the seventh.
Now leading the best of three series 1-0, the ValleyCats will go into Sunday's 4:05 game with a chance to win their third ever New York-Penn League Championship.
Should Hudson Valley win, the series would be decided in a decisve Game Three on Monday with first pitch at 6:35 p.m.
Tri-City's coverage of Game Two of the Championship Game Two will begin at approximately 3:50 p.m. as Steven Cusumano calls the action on the Tri-City ValleyCats Radio Network.
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A Winter's Tale: Ballantrae to Lendalfoot.
Here I go again, stealing the second part of Robert Louis Stevenson's title. You can read the first part about the first day here.
Striking camp from place that shall remain nameless. We had struck a deal. Hear no evil, see no evil. I don't want the generous people that allowed us to camp to get into trouble for their kindness. A story for another day, possibly. Anither time. It felt colder than Saturday, pulling the pegs for the Gram-counter Gear LiteHouse Solo. My hands were going numb and I had all my layers on. Brrrr. I don't think it WAS colder. It just felt it. Gone were the clear blue skies and weak winter sun to be replaced with cold gun metal grey clouds. The breeze was still there, not helping matters. I was slower than Phil packing up, he had already legged it back to the car and the warmth of it's heaters. I wasn't long behind. Not a morning for hanging around. Hopefully it would clear. Even if the sun broke through just a little it would feel better.
Phil had the car started and the heaters on and his fingers were starting to get there feeling back. I just huddled in my layers hoping to heat up soon. Strange to be so cold after being so warm the night before in the Therm-A-Rest Haven bag. Once I had figured it out. It's always the way, losing all the heat that you've accumulated in your own wee cocoon. We left and joined the road back to Ballantrae. A couple of bedheads not quite fully awake to the world yet but looking forward to another fun days walking. I was anyway.
Back in Ballantrae we stopped at the Spar to resupply. Phil bought another pie for lunch and a big steak pie for his dinner. They are local made pies and he was impressed with them from the day before. Phil knows a thing or two about pies. If he says its a good yin, it's a good yin. I bought two bottles of Irn Bru. My weakness. Sweet sweet nectar. The true drink of the gods. I drink it by the gallon. However I'm not alone in that, just ask Barrs.
With breakfast washed down with half a bottle of Bru. I was ready for the day. No need to be carrying all the gear we had yesterday. Everything other than what was classed as essential got left in the boot. Basically we dumped all the gear in the car except food and liquid and the water proof jackets. We had parked back in the same car park on the Foreland. We crossed the road to where the way markers were indicating the path continued. I had kept my insulated jacket on over my wind shirt and I was glad of the extra heat. Added to that I had my hat on. This served two purposes; one, keeping my head warm, two, hiding the Mr Majeika bedhead from the night in the sleeping bag. Hopefully it would flatten out the ducks tails and coos lick I was sporting. Not that I was likely to bump into anyone I know but you never know, back in the land of my fathers' and the county I grew up in. So vain.
We walked along the Foreland stopping occasionally to read the information boards. I love those boards especially if there made by the locals. Full of interesting little nuggets of local knowledge. From there we walked round to the harbour. It's a picturesque wee thing like a lot of harbours up the west coast. It would look even better if it had some boats anchored in it's lea. Maybe in the summer but it stood proud and strong against the sea, if a little lonely. The coastal path then becomes just that, a coastal path. You make your way along the shore. For us the tide was out but may have been on it's way back in. The beach was made up of firm sand with patches of pebbles and stones. The common make up of the beaches here and great for walking on. Especially in your bare feet during the summer months. Beware though the sea can still be terribly cold even in the height of summer. Ah when I was a boy.
It's a long beach and a longer walk than you think. One of those walks that you have to look behind you to see how far you've come as the head land and it's cave doesn't seem to be getting any closer. Something I was doing frequently. It was a good section to start on and stretch my stiff and unfit walking legs. About halfway along I had built up a head of steam and had to remove my insulated jacket. I didn't want to over heat and build up too much sweat. Eventually or so it felt; not in a bad way, we came to the end of the beach. We made our way off up the path to where a marker gave us a choice. A take it at your own risk sort of offer. You could either follow the new road up and over the head land and down or the old road round but that was your decision. On your head be it. Personally it wasn't a hard choice for me and Phil was of the same mind. The two of us were not for the long hard pull along the new road with trucks, lorries and cars speeding by. Added to the fact that there was no real view. It was agreed. We moved off over a small bridge and joined the old road that I remember more fondly from my younger days.
On the old road here is a cave. A cave that I remember well but having never gone in. It took a cairn and Phil to remind me of the story. This particular one was where Snib Scott lived. Originally a banker from Dundee, he just chucked. Decided it wasn't for him, this modern world and he wanted something simpler. Doesn't get much simpler than being in a cave, living hand to mouth. He must have been happy as he lived for many many years. Phil went in for a look about. Too dark for me. I'm a big shite bag in the dark places. It wasn't for me. Even now my hackles are on end just remembering it. I let big brave Phil explore. I just stood in the entrance. He switched on his heard torch and vanished into the back, the abyss. Void of light. To me it was a black hole sooking up all the light. Shiver. I don't think Phil realised that if anything happened back there; like attacked by cannibals, dinner with the De'il or a fall, he was on his own. I would run and jump in the freezing sea before venturing into that particular hell of mine. However I may surprise myself, bite it down and go in there and drag him out. Never say never. Luckily nothing foul happened to Phil and he returned safe.
Once the caving expedition was complete we ventured back on to the road and followed it's gently curving incline round the head land. Much more sedate and enjoyable than the up hill slog on the new road. The old road has been claimed back by the local farmer and he's using it for his own needs. It is weird though walking up a full proper road with no traffic. Even although you know there's no cars you still find yourself looking around for traffic.
It was not long until we found ourselves in familiar territory, another river of coo shite and piss. Yep. We were back there again; well not quite physically, that was miles away on the other side of Ballantrae. Anither turgid, festering and stinking road of pish and shit. We had not long got rid of the stench from the day before. It was nowhere near as deep as the previously crap filled road but it was just as wide and just as long. That and another herd of cows; this time beef not dairy, stood between us and the top of the hill. I could see the look on Phil's face and he didn't look best pleased. I imagine mine to be similar but we laughed it off and got on with it. Skirting the slick road by way of the fence on the slightly higher ground and trying not to get entangled in the rusty old barbed wire. I didn't fancy having to stop in at Ayr hospital on the way home to get myself a tetanus jab. Aye a jab not jag because it is like getting punched in the arm. It was almost like Total Wipe out on BBC1 but I didn't fancy splashing down in that liquid road. That would not be funny.
On getting to the top of the hill we now had to join back up with the main road, the A77. Not the best having to walk along the verge. The views to our left were cracking but I can imagine it not being much fun in the height of summer. The coast road here can exceptionally busy. Nose to tail. We were lucky it was a Sunday in January and cold to go with it. At this point the road is all downhill and makes for easy walking and being high on the headland affords stunning views on a clear day. Northern Ireland, The Ailsa Craig, Mull of Kintyre and Arran. Mind you it has to an exceptionally clear day to see the hills of Northern Ireland.
It could be one of those places that if a car doesn't get you, the cannibals might well. Oh? You don't know we have cannibals in Ayrshire. Aye. They stay in caves along the shore at Bennane Point. That's what I was lead to believe, my dad told the story of Swaney Bean like he was real and not some 200 year old tale. Used to scare us running round the beaches. It stopped my sister and I from venturing too far. Sawney Bean will get yi. Personally a great yarn invented by the smugglers that did use those caves, to keep folk out just in case the De'il wasnae awa' wi' th' exciseman. It would take a brave man to go down there an' face off against forty odd hungry rabid cannibalised Ayrshire folk. Just be like square in Cumnock when they kick the pubs oot on a Saturday night.
Having dodged the cars and avoided being boiled in a massive cauldron of human stovies or worse by Sawney Bean and his clan, we made it to Bennane and it's very own five star spa. Not that Phil and I were about to go and get a pedicure. We don't need such things. As we reached the spa, Phil stepped out of sight over the wall. I hadn't notice him disappear from sight, I was too busy looking out to sea. The next thing I knew was a shout of "Morning!". It was a bit startling, no other soul was about or so we thought. I'm sure the De'il himself was woken, if not him then the dead. It brought me round from my day dreaming out at sea. As I jumped over the wall, I to was greeted with a shouty welcome. It was a guy coming out of the spa laden with towels. I returned the greeting but not as load and continued after Phil. He was checking to see if the walk continued on the beach. It didn't, it still followed the road but had become a Tar McAdam(ed) path.
Now down at sea level barring a few feet. It was a straight walk into Lendalfoot. When I say straight I mean curvy. As we walked and talked on this easy part we noticed a keen sea kayaker. For keen read nutter. That's what I was thinking. It was cold enough on dry land never mind out in the hypothermia inducing water. My face was nipping a bit with the cold and my nose was running like a dripping tap. Wat-iry snotters. Can't image what it was like for him out there. Braver man than me. He must have had three Adam's aipples. Wearing his baws as earrings. Don't get me wrong, I would love to do some sea kayaking but maybe not the back end of the winter in Scotland? I'm surprised the Ayrshire gulls never thought snack, dinner. Probably too cold for even them to bother.
As we continued on we came across the memorial to the Varyag. Greatest of all the Russian warships. It ended up smashed on the rocks here. Not a fitting ending for such a famous battleship. Even if your driving by it's well worth stopping off for a break and a walk about to read about the Varyag's history. As well as to see the monument at the centre of the memorial. Real communist era Russian design. It is something to see. Impressive.
On the last short leg of this section and bit ahead of time, if I remember correctly. We came into the outskirts of Lendalfoot. Lots of unusual holiday homes. Built of wood in many different styles from Scandinavian to your simple hut with lean-to extension. These have been constructed over the years and it feels that Lendalfoot gets longer by the year. I'm not even sure if these are officially in the 'village' or not. Some are very nice indeed and couple I wouldn't mind owning myself as they have wonderful views. Lucky people. In the village proper it was time to find the bus stop. It's easy to tell when your in the actual 'village', it's all old stone and white wash not bright pealing painted colours and wood.
Looking for the bus stop and finding none. Not like it can hide in Lendalfoot. One street and that's the main road. The guide book said it was by the telephone exchange, a phone box to you and me. If it was, someone had forgot to put out the stop. Maybe they take it away and are laughing behind their net curtains. We walked to the edge of the village. The last hoose or the first depending what direction your coming. It was the auld Smiddy. Where we happened upon a man in a boiler suit painting some ceiling coving. Phil dispatched me and my local accent to ask where we could get the bus. With my one of my dad's many favourite sayings ringing in my ears, "Ya've goat a gid scot's tongue in yir heid, yase it!" Yes; I may have mental issues, hearing voices in my head. "'scuse me chief" it might have been "sur". Doesn't matter either is acceptable in the local parlance. Onywiy. "Ya cudnae tell us whur the bus stoaps?". Yes you always ask in the negative. Like he isn't going to tell you.
Much to our surprise the gentleman spoke with a English accent. He informed us that the bus would stop anywhere on the main road. That made things easier so we parked ourselves down on a seating bench on the way into Lendalfoot. This gave us a easy view to see the bus coming and plenty of time to cross the road to stop it. We had nearly a couple hours to wait. Sunday service in operation, one bus every now and again. It was cold but you could see the clouds were breaking over the Mull of Kintyre and Arran was starting to appear out of the blue. Not a bad place to sit and wait.
Out came the extra insulating layers as it was biting now that we weren't walking. Hoping that the clouds would get a move on and the sun would start to move closer to us and give what little heat it had to our cold bodies. Phil got tucked into his local pie and me my rolls then I cracked open the Irn Bru. It was now just a waiting game. Waiting for the bus but it wasn't bad in the slightest, good views and good company. Eventually the bus arrived, guess the fare? One pound sixty five pence. Seems to be the standard fair. Same as it was Ballantrae to Glenapp. Then we were heading back to the car and home. Two brilliant days.


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Reviews of "Untitled #10"...
"NEW" GANDY DANCER (UK) - "Their albums are always listenable for their fresh look at rock instrumental classics and their equally enjoyable original compositions of which there are eight this time around... We liked 'Barb-O-Boy' a decent little reggae rocker, among a variety of clever, effective guitar instrumentals." (Davy Peckett)
PIPELINE INSTRUMENTAL REVUE (UK) - "These are clean 'n' clear sounds, all with definite attitude rooted in the '60's. This is Susan at her original best, she takes charge of the guitars and bass to create a well-integrated and balanced sound." (John Holmes)
REVERB CENTRAL (USA) - "There's a lot of lovely music here. The whole album floats on a lush cushion of guitar perfectly supported by bass and drums, and augmented in an almost Country Joe and The Fish organ. This is a fine set of mid tempo to slow surf! Consistent, emotional, fluid, and very cool." (Phil Dirt)
LANCE MONTHLY (USA) -"Established in the early nineties, Susan and The Surftones have since acquired universal accolades for their insistently inviting instrumentals. Cemented by guitarist and bassist Susan L. Yasinski, organist Marky A. Kelly and drummer Avory A. Gray, the Portland, Oregon based trio's most recent album, "Untitled #10," flawlessly channels the soul and spirit of traditional surf rock. No fat, no frills and no fuss." (Beverly Paterson)
Reviews of "Fluid Drive"...
LEICESTER BANGS (UK) - "Surfaris, Chantays, Dick Dale and all the rest they had some great surf bands out there in the West, and still do! These instrumentals (with a little bit of Susan's great voice to introduce the live numbers) get me, as a Brit, thinking of The Shadows, Tornadoes and Jud Proctor (who deserves a mention). Diddle diddle diddle dee and off we go, never mind Tom Jones' version or Shirley Bassey's, the Moontrekkers (first instrumental I ever bought) come to mind on track 2, "I (Who Have Nothing)", with cool organ stabs. Some lounge exotica to sit nicely next to Don Tiki. A brilliant cover of The Beatles' 'Come Together'. Some Duane Eddy / Piltdown Men bass and Mysterians organ and I also like the drumming. I'd love to see this band live, especially on a bill with The Cramps - this is good and they cover a Velvets number too! The closing 'Blue Moon' is my favourite version next to The Marcels', and you can pogo to it." (Terry W)
NEW GANDY DANCER (UK) - "Their eighth album is the best yet with a handful of excellent modern-tinged originals and some useful and fresh covers." (Davey Peckett)
LANCE MONTHLY - (USA) "Armed with the ability to make instrumental music interesting and diverse, Susan & The SurfTones are a great band... The band obviously has an acute knowledge and understanding of music in general and they posess the gift to execute such awareness with taste and confidence." (Beverly Paterson)
REVERB CENTRAL - (USA) (Phil reviews song-by song so we'll tell you what he says about a few of them):
REAL ART - (Russia) "Susan's manner of playing is very non-standard for surf... and she plays solo so unusually, that I watch the flight of a melody as hypnotized and I see a great amount of emotions and moods in it." (Pavel Baleevsky)
PIPELINE INSTRUMENTAL REVIEW (UK) - "The latest from Susan Yasinski and friends is a mix of self-penned compositions and standards, plus a stand-out track by organist Marky Kelly. The quality of the material and the musicianship is, as always, excellent and has a solid and polished feel to it at all times." (John Holmes)
Selected as Headliner for "The Jeans Generation" show #127, Radio Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Reviews of "Night In Old Town"...
COSMIK DEBRIS (USA) - "...there's something to be said for a song that's built the old fashioned way, woven of strummed guitar chords, solid bass and drums, a garagey organ cutting across the top and a well-played guitar melody in the cross-hairs. Susan has a very cool, instantly recognizable guitar tone that's at once smooth, rich and gritty, a marriage of surf and garage, much like her overall outlook on music." (D.J. Johnson)
INK 19, OUTSIGHT (USA) - "Susan & The Surftones is a bright and shining star of a surf revival band... The guitar instrumentals here shine with organ-fueled and fuzz guitar energy." (Tom "Tearaway" Schulte)
REVERB CENTRAL (USA) - "This is the new album from Portland, Oregon's Susan and The SurfTones. Ten nicely arranged instrumentals, a few of which are reinvented non-surf, originally non-instro covers. Susan Yasinski continues to impress me with her writing and ever-improving sense of production." (Phil Dirt)
LANCE MONTHLY (USA) - "Susan and the SurfTones have a definitive style and flair. The guitars are distinctive and illuminate with life, while the burr of a bustling organ flicks some flipping cool figures into the mix." (Beverly Paterson)
DISCOVERIES (USA) - "The band's seventh CD adds to an impressive track record for lead guitarist Susan Yasinski... Susan and the SurfTones have successfully brought together elements of garage, surf and beat music in their approach to guitar instrumentals." (John Blair)
NEW GANDY DANCER (UK) - "We reviewed Susan and the gang's last album...as being the best she'd done (Wrap Around) but we have to save the plaudits again for this one - another big step forward into mature rock guitar instrumental land." (Davy Peck)
METAL MAIDENS (NETHERLANDS) - "Suan L.Yasinski's guitar playing has gotten better. When you consider how good the last CD sounded, I didn't think that was possible... There are ten songs on 'Night In Old Town.' All of them are cool." (Jack Little)
REAL ART (RUSSIA) - "...practically each song contains elements of "adjacent" and not so styles (garage, blues, jazz, punk...), without any loss of her really unique style...If you search for something worthy on the modern surf-stage - this album is for you! (Pavel Baleevsky)
BARIKADA (BOSNIA) - "Suan and the SurfTones are a surf act, but their approach absorb also elements of rhythm and blues and '60s beat. They are not "rough" or over "distorzed," their sound is more relaxive and pretty "cool." (Branimir Lokner)
Reviews of our 2002 release, "Wrap-Around"...
MUSIC DISH, LANCE MONTHLY (USA) - "If you would like to 'Wrap Around' some of the best surf-instro music on the planet, I have just the group that can set you straight. Susan Yasinski and her group the SurfTones blaze a trail in the sand and leave a huge wake in a sea of music with their brand of sizzling instrumental surf rock." (Muzik Man)
COSMIK DEBRIS (USA) - "Susan Yasinski has something most musicians spend forever and a day seeking: an instantly identifiable sound." (D.J. Johnson)
REVERB CENTRAL (USA) - "Susan Yasinski's knack for writing simple songs that grab and hold without overpowering is impressive." (Phil Dirt)
ROCKRGRL (USA) - "Surf music, though decidedly an underground phenomenon these days, remains alive and well with Susan & the Surftones. The band's original songs paint sonic moods. Susan Yasinski is one of the most exciting guitarists on the scene - surf or otherwise - and the Surftones breathe enough subtle freshness into the mix to escape sounding like a stale retread of a 40-year-old Ventures album." (Matthew Smith)
PIPELINE INSTRUMENTAL REVIEW (UK) - "With more enjoyable originals such as the exciting rifferama of Moon Woman 42 and the energetic Blondes In Cars (I'll take two!), this is a rewarding CD for those who like their surf delivered in a thoughtful, modern way." (Dave Burke) Rated #7 in "Al's Ten from #59"
DISCOVERIES (USA) - "Susan & The SurfTones have been one of the very few bands to fuse garage rock with surf music (and a pinch of '60s beat music thrown into the mix for good measure.)" (John Blair)
SHREDDING PAPER (USA) - "...a worthy addition to the surf music canon." (David)
ROCK-N-ROLL PURGATORY (USA) - "Susan Yasinski heads this surf instrumental group on lead guitar, and does a fine job of it. For some reason, it is very rare for a female to play lead in a surf band, so I'm glad to see someone doing it so capably. The music stands for itself: easygoing reverb guitar blowing like sea breeze over top keyboard-carved coastlines. They do good covers of the Clash and Mancini, as well as a favorite of so many surfbands: "Ghost Riders In The Sky." On "Sand Dreamer" they pull off a hypnotic piece with exotic Far East flavor, which is probably my favorite track. Good listen, good band. " (BL)
METAL MAIDENS (NETHERLANDS) -"Susan & The SurfTones have come out with a full length CD. There are fourteen songs on it. All featuring Susan L. Yasinski on guitar. That's reason enough to listen to them." (Jack Little)
REAL ART (Russia) - "The band has a very non-standard style, basically due to unusual solo by Susan herself. In a combination to precise work of rhythm-section her intricate, bound with each other solo make fantastic, almost hypnotic impression." (Pavel Baleevsky)
...and our other releases...
GUITAR PLAYER MAGAZINE (USA) - "Drenched with reverby twang, Susan L Yasinski's period-perfect surf primitivism conjures a San Diego senior prom circa 1962."
20th CENTURY GUITAR (USA)- "Both 'The Originals' and 'All The Beat, All The Best...Live' are fine examples of just how influential the entire surf-rock sound continues to be." (Robert Silverstein)
LA WEEKLY (USA) - (7/26-8/01/02) - "This new package [The Originals] has the best Yasinski tunes from the band's several instro-surf albums - and there's no 'Wipe-Out' to be heard, just songs so rich and full and damn killer, you'd swear you grew up on them... Yasinski's an impeccable guitarist, and the songs are given a creepy menace with the spooky organ." (Libby Molyneaux)
VENUS (USA) - "The beauty of this album [The Originals] is that the creamy guitar hooks and wailing instrumentation are composed and played by a woman -- guess who? Susan. She plays with her heart and her head, creating brick-solid structures, and she manages to make this vocal-less music (which may often pass as background music to a surf video) fluid and concise by speaking through her guitar. Not a lot of people do that. Not a lot of genres do it." (Kate Carolan)
GIRLPUNK (USA) - "Women's subsequent strides in music aside, today's surf scene remains largely male dominated... Susan Yasinski probably doesn't care. She doesn't have to as her guitar prowess can shred, spit out and leave most guys whimpering in the corner... Fortunately, the Surftones never trade rote mimicry for a chance to cut loose and have a rave-up good time. Hip youngsters can dig the retro buzz while veterans of surf's first wave can joyously flash back." (Matthew Smith)
YOURFLESH MAGAZINE (USA)- [The Originals] "...Here's a fine, if not flashily innovative addition to the ranks of the few, the proud and the twangy. While women are often enthusiastic participants in the surfing life itself, and enthusiastic connoisseurs of the music, it's surprising that this is the first modern surf band I've encountered with a female lead guitarist. Susan Yasinski has worked for the better part of the last decade in Rochester, N.Y. and Portland (neither especially celebrated for their stellar surf conditions) refining the sound of the perfect wave. Yasinski acquits herself well, relying on tight, clean picking, rolling riffs and sunny, mid-tempo rhythms. The first part of the disc, a compilation of original tunes from her other work, is a bit same-y on close listening, but color is provided by Kim 13's greasy Farfisa organ. Things pick up halfway into the disc with the addtion of a new rhythm section and 'Beat Rider,' 'Barbados Twist' and 'Space Spider' evoke images of ghost riders playing beach volleyball, go-go rumbles, and urban surfaris." (Cecile Cloutier)
THE NERVE (CANADA) - "Their album is called 'The Originals' and I give it 5 outa 5 Hawaiian umbrellas. What we have here is an instro surf band with a powerful, less traditional '60's sound. It's the type of music that sparks the twang in your soul. The arrangement is classy and the band is tight." (T.V. Mama)
BARFLIES (USA) - "This thoroughly satisfying collection of original tunes [The Originals] from Susan & the SurfTones features some great guitar work, particularly on "Tiki Kiki" and some very memorable tunes like "Spanish Wave." (Yvonne Cooprider)
LIP MAGAZINE (USA) - "Sun-kissed, modern-day garage surf at its finest. For lazy weekend days and herb-tinged breezy summer evenings, check out the nation's only female-fronted surf-instrumental band."
SURF LIFE FOR WOMEN (USA) - "This ultra-groovy release [The Originals] reverbs, twangs, growls and resonates a sound straight from the '60's. Its beach party atmosphere and tight instrumentals offer such texture and melody that 'The Originals' is on daily rotation in the SLW office." (Ann Beasley)
OUTSIGHT; MODERN FIX (USA) - "Here the group delivers the pipeline goods on an album of all originals." (Tom "Tearaway" Schulte)
RAZORCAKE FANZINE (USA) (Issue #10) - [The Originals] "Surf music, as the band name implies. It's really good. Buy it. Now." (Jimmy Alvarado)
RAZORCAKE FANZINE (USA) - "And to be sure, the Surftones do play some great, treble-y surf rock with equal reverence for the genre's roots and contemporary innovation...this album [The Originals] is an impressive piece of work that is as adventurous as anything from Los Straitjackets or Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet." (Eric Rife)
SKRATCH MAGAZINE (USA) - "Looking for some gnarly riffs to ride the wave to? How about some cool chill-out music for your next beach-blanket bingo soiree? Well, look no further than the latest release from Susan & The SurfTones, as this pioneering, female-led surf-rock outfit takes us back to the sand on the group's latest 13-rack endeavor [The Originals]. Sans vocals but chock full of laconic melodies and some mean guitar-handling, Susan & The SurfTones successfully makes the mood '60's mod style. So wax up those boards and start dreaming California, because this troupe is ready to take it back to the beach one more time." (Mike SOS)
GARAGE AND BEAT - #7 (USA) - "The sound [of The Originals] is solid surf-instrumental with a driving hypnotic beat. Susan plays clean and tasteful guitar melodies and is backed by a tight band..."
COOL AND STRANGE - #27 (USA)- "My fave cut, 'Tabu' [The Originals] should be included on everyone's surf/guitar/exotica compilations. If you like surf instrumentals, take a listen! (Bob Koenig)
SHREDDING PAPER #12, FEB. 2002 (EDITOR'S REVIEWS) - "Susan & The SurfTones' instro take on Del Shannon's 'Runaway' [American Graffitti Revisited] is a fabulous highlight."
MUSIC DISH(USA) - "Susan & The SurfTones are one of the better acts in the Surf genre. The original material they produce is outstanding. If this group continues to evolve and sticks to original material they will be huge."
COSMIK DEBRIS (USA) - "Their cover of The Astronauts' Baja is the best I've ever heard..The originals indicate that Susan is capable of writing outstanding surf tunes."
REVERB CENTRAL (USA) - "Susan Yasinski uses her gender to interpret the waves and the result is both feminine and powerful."
PIPELINE INSTRUMENTAL REVIEW (UK) - "Out of Limits is quite the best cover I've heard since The Ventures in Space album."
ORIGINAL SIN (BELGIUM & GERMANY) - "(The Originals is) a total explosion of surf guitar music." (Didier Becu)
METAL MAIDENS (NETHERLANDS) - "She is a very good guitar player. Not only does she have the technique down, she also expands on it. She captures the ambience of early 1960's music in her arranging and composing. Then she executes it flawlessly. 'The Originals' contains fourteen songs...each melody is unique." (Jack Little)
REAL ART (Russia) - [The Originals] "14 high-quality compositions posessing all attributes necessary for surf, and, at the same time, having very original handwriting. Probably all case is in Susan itself and her manner of playing - she manages to compose amazing melodies, dilating with their exotic color and execute them in very original not often for similar music manner." (Pavel Baleevsky)
BLUE SUEDE NEWS (USA) - "A nice mix of old and new tunes here. It's apparent that Susan is a competent writer and performer."
NEW GANDY DANCER (UK) - " A really admirable rock sound right from the start."
SURF MUSIC USA - "Susan has taken her Fender Stratocaster sound to new heights as she weaves in and out of different styles of instrumental music." (Bob Dalley)
DISCOVERIES (USA) - "Susan & The SurfTones is a band led by femme reverbed instro wiz Susan Yasinski."
THE HERE & THERE E-ZINE - "Not too many surf bands can create hot original music like this and it shows." (Michael Sullivan)
METROLAND (Albany, NY, USA) - "The real reason Susan stands out from other surf revivalists is her virtuoso fretwork." (Ann Morrow)
CITY NEWSPAPER (Rochester, NY, USA) - "Yasinski's sharpshooting guitar skills find her hitting the mark time after time." "The SurfTones sound like every hormonal urge you've ever had shot through with about a million volts of electricity." (Rob Cullivan)
DEMOCRAT & CHRONICLE (Rochester, NY. USA) - "Like 'Without A Word', the first CD by Susan & The SurfTones, the guitars on 'Thunderbeach' rumble as if they were strung with suspension-bridge cables."
WMFO - FM, Medford, MA - "Susan's guitar work is outstanding. I'd have to say on a par with Dick Dale." (Coffee & Smokes, Alex Piandes)
WITR - FM Rochester, NY - "Susan & The SurfTones latest CD, 'Bitchin'', delivers the full, vibrant sound of classic surf." (Whole Lotta Shakin', Mike Murray)
FIREBIRD (THE NETHERLANDS) - "Outstanding guitar work from Susan L. Yasinski on all tracks. This is a real addition to all serious instrumental music collectors."
GUITARS & DRUMS (FRANCE) - six star review of "Bitchin'"
POINTBREAK (GERMANY) - "This band has got a great sense for melody, that sets them apart." (Sebastian Hartmann)
ROOTED MAGAZINE (USA) - "Susan & The SurfTones have a classy, slick-backed sound. Yasinski's prowess on guitar is unique. It growls, twangs and snarls throughout Bitchin'." (Brian Parrish)
SOUTHERN & ROCKING (UK) - "Pipeline is much more powerful than the original, a little contemporary and definitely more independent than the poppy Chantays original...Susan can write her own material... examples being Sunburn, a real rocker, and the great garage, beat and surf fusion of The Blue Hammer which stood tall among its preceding five covers." (Marc Fenech)
THE CONTINENTAL (USA) - "Susan & The SurfTones are an ultra-cool instro-surf band that capture the sound of the early '60's...highly recommended." (Sean Berry)
LIVEWIRE (CANADA) - "Susan & The SurfTones' second CD is 100% more satisfying than their first one which itself was boss."
Both "Without A Word" and "Thunderbeach" were selected by the editors of Pipeline Instrumental Review as among the ten best instrumental releases of 1996.
"Point Conception" (Thunderbeach) was listed in The Continental's Festive Forty of 1996.
Nominated by readers of Surf Music USA for Surf Music Awards in both 1995 and 1996.
Voted Best Retro Band of 1999 by the Editors and Readers of Metroland, Albany, New York
"Wrap-Around" was #8 on WITR's "Whole Lotta Shakin' " Boss 50 Countdown for 2003. "All the Beat...All the Best...Live" was #2 for 2000. (Rochester, New York)
Susan Yasinski served as principal guitar instructor and guitar workshop leader for the first Rock N' Roll Camp for Girls, Portland, Oregon, August 2001.
Played for Portland Trailblazers' games in the Rose Garden, 2004 and 2005
Selected and played a showcase at the 2005 Rockrgrl Festival, (Rockrgrl Magazine) Seattle
Over the years there's been a lot. Thanks to everybody around the world who has played our stuff on their shows.
Musiksache (2001) Musik konzert & talk, Kanal S19, Kabelnetz, Nurnberg (Germany)
ArtBeat (2001) Oregon Public Broadcasting, "Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls" (interview with Susan)
"The Shortboarder" by SBSURF (2002)
"Vintage Vehicles" TV show - Seattle, WA
Oregon Public Broadcasting, fundraiser / advertising spot (2004)
Nissan "Shift Power" promotional DVD - Italy (2005)
MTV "The Real World: Sydney" - episode 2, "Hittin' The Hot Tub"; episode 9, "Boys vs. Girls" (2007)
April 1996 - Germany
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