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Climb the leaderboards with the competition-ready Crestliner Raptor. This fishing machine combines absolute stability and fishing performance with spacious bow and stern livewells and a wide-open cockpit for all-day angling comfort. And with tons of storage right where you need it, your gear is always within reach. There are no excuses in tournament fishing. Never need one with the Crestliner Raptor series.
The lockable illuminated center rod locker features two rows of storage, holding a total of five rods in lengths up to 7' and five rods up to 7'6", with a recessed bottom for free hanging reels.
You'll find a 12-gallon aerated livewell complete with timer in the bow, right where you need it.
The roomy, storage-rich bow platform includes places to keep your gear safe, secure and dry.
A 19-gallon aerated, recirculating stern livewell features a light, timer and divider for easy fish storing.
The Raptor's bow features a trolling motor outlet and wiring harness, throw tray and 1.5-gallon aerated baitwell with timer.
A well-equipped console accommodates two large electronic graphs and a lockable drawer below.
New removable SureMount aluminum accessory brackets lets you slide your favorite accessories along the gunnel for perfect placement without drilling, such as the featured SureMount Down Rigger Bracket.
The conversion stern bench option gives you a larger casting/fishing platform when down and customizable seating configurations when up.
An optional Jensen AM/FM stereo w/ USB or the Clarion system w/wireless remote and bluetooth connectivity are available.
Optional vinyl flooring makes for a quick-drying and easy to clean floor.
Easily hose down your Crestliner after a tough day of fishing with this optional heavy duty Washdown System.
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|Overall Length
|Boat/Motor/Trailer Length
|Boat/Motor/Trailer Width
|Boat/Motor/Trailer Height
|Chine width
|Max. Depth
|Max cockpit depth
|Transom Height
|Weight (Boat only, dry)
|Max Weight Capacity
|Max Person Weight Capacity
|Max HP Capacity
|Fuel Capacity
|1750 Raptor Side Console
|1750 Raptor Walk-through
|17' 8"
|17' 8"
|21' 2"
|21' 2"
|8' 6"
|8' 6"
|6' 5"
|6' 5"
|32 gal.
|32 gal.
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|Aluminum gauge bottom
|Aluminum gauge sides
|Aluminum gauge transom
|1750 Raptor Side Console
|1750 Raptor Walk-through
|Pebble base w/Black Metallic accent & Tan interior
|Pebble base w/Blue Flame Metallic accent & Tan interior
|Pebble base w/Charcoal Metallic accent & Tan Interior
|Pebble base w/Pebble accent & Tan interior
|Pebble base w/Red Flame Metallic accent & Tan interior
|Pebble base w/Storm Blue Metallic accent & Tan interior
|Pebble base w/Silver Metallic accent & Gray interior
|Silver Metallic base w/Black Metallic accent & Gray interior
|Silver Metallic base w/Blue Flame Metallic accent & Gray interior
|Silver Metallic base w/Charcoal Metallic accent & Gray interior
|Silver Metallic base w/Red Flame Metallic accent & Gray interior
|Silver Metallic base w/Storm Blue Metallic accent & Gray interior
|Angler's Edge wrap
|Mad Fish graphics
*colors/graphics not available on select models
|Console, port, lockable glove box, 2 drink holders & throw tray (Walk-through only)
|Windscreen (Side Console only)
|Windshield, wrap-around w/safety glass (Walk-through only)
|Console, starboard, lit toggle switches, 2 drink holders, 12V power outlet, throw tray & MP3 cubby
|No-feedback steering
|Tilt steering
|Steering wheel, stainless steel w/comfort grip
|Speedometer, tachometer/voltmeter & trim gauges standard w/pre-rig
|Fuel gauge
|Master power switch
|Breaker switches at helm
|Carpet, 16 oz. marine-grade, w/Limited Lifetime Warranty treated panel
|Seat, Pro fishing w/pedestals (2)
|Seat slider, helm
|Pedestal floor bases (6)
|Drink holders (3) (Side Console only)
|Drink holders (5) (Walk-through only)
|Storage drawer, lockable (port, under platform) (Walk-through only)
|Storage compartment (port, bow)
|Storage compartment, battery (stern)
|Storage compartments, lockable (forward port & starboard bow)
|Storage compartment (starboard aft cockpit)
|Cargo netting (port & starboard, bow)
|Throw tray (bow)
|Dry storage/cooler, lockable (port, bow)
|Trolling motor battery storage compartment (36V system compatible) (under center rod locker)
|Rod storage, lockable, lighted (center, bow) (10 tubes 5 rods @ 7'6" capacity & 5 rods @ 7' capacity)
|Rod storage, lockable (port) (7'6" rod capacity & topside rod straps)
|Livewell, 12 gal. aerated w/timer (starboard, bow) (22Lx15.5Wx8D)
|Livewell, 19 gal. aerated w/timer & recirculating system (stern) (39.5Lx12.5Wx9D)
|Baitwell, 1.5 gal. aerated w/timer (bow)
|Bilge pump (automatic)
|Lanyard, ignition stop switch
|Level flotation
|Light, navigation
|Lights, courtesy
|Hull, 4 piece aluminum all-welded, variable degree deadrise
|Keel, extruded full length, welded (center)
|Reverse chine extrusion, welded full length w/spray deflector
|Gunnel, extruded w/SureMount & J-Hook systems
|Gunnel step pads (non-skid)
|Paint process, baked Armor-Guard
|Rub rail, large heavy duty
|Transom scuppers
|Cleats, retractable, stainless steel (4)
|Eyes, stainless steel (bow & stern)
|SureMount accessory mounting bracket (2)
|Trolling motor outlet w/wiring harness (bow)
|Trim switch, bow
|Shoreland'r CRV30BLW Black Bunk
Contender Package
Full Enclosure (WT) Package (Walk-through only)
|Hydraulic steering
|Console, port w/lockable glove box, 2 drink holders, throw tray & windscreen (Side Console only)
|Snap-in carpet, cockpit
|Vinyl floor, cockpit
|Vinyl floor, cockpit & decks
|Seat, Pro fishing w/power pedestal (each additional)
|Seat, exchange (Pro for passenger recliner w/armrest)
|Seat, Pro fishing w/pedestal (each additional)
|Seat, butt, removable w/adjustable pedestal
|Seat, exchange (Pro for helm recliner w/armrest)
|Pedestal, all power exchange for base boat
|Pedestal, power (exchange standard helm pedestal)
|Seat, bench conversion (stern)
|Storage drawer, lockable (port, under platform) (Side Console only)
|Battery charger, 2 bank
|Battery charger, 3 bank
|Fire extinguisher
|Rails, stainless steel (bow)
|Rails, stainless steel (stern)
|Reboarding ladder, single step (starboard)
|Speaker, Alpine, premium upgrade (2 speakers)
|Stereo, Clarion w/wireless remote & bluetooth connectivity & 2 speakers
|Stereo, Jensen MS30, AM/FM, USB, w/2 speakers
|SureMount accessory bag (no bracket required)
|SureMount accessory mounting bracket, additional
|SureMount cutting station (includes SureMount downrigger bracket)
|SureMount downrigger bracket, each
|SureMount drink holder (includes bracket)
|SureMount fender holder (no bracket required)
|SureMount tackle bag (no bracket required)
|SureMount tool holder (includes bracket)
|Trolling motor outlet w/wiring harness (stern)
|TurboSwing tow
|Washdown system
|Cover, premium custom travel, J-Hook (new pole-less design) (Walk-through only)
|Cover, custom travel, J-Hook
|Bimini top, (folding) w/boot, bag & quick connectors
|Curtain, aft (Walk-through only)
|Curtains, side (Walk-through only)
|Sun top (folding) w/boot & draft shield (SS quick release hardware) (Walk-through only)
|Cover, tonneau (Walk-through only)
|Lowrance Elite 7 Chirp Console
|MinnKota Terrova 80/IPILOT/US2/60"
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PARIS, June 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Invacare Corp., a leading global manufacturer of wheelchairs and home medical equipment, has chosen Verizon Business to deploy and manage its new European communications network. A fully managed Verizon Private IP solution effectively quadruples the bandwidth available to employees at the company's 20 sales and production locations in Europe. The company's business-critical applications will be co-located at Verizon Business' data center in France.
The complete solution offers a secure, cost-effective way for Invacare to provide its employees with immediate availability of applications. Verizon Private IP provides the flexibility to accommodate fluctuations in bandwidth demand and can easily be scaled to handle future growth. In addition, Invacare's data is securely hosted, and Verizon Business professionals monitor the network's security and performance 24 x 7.
Invacare designs, manufactures and distributes an extensive line of non-acute health care products for the home, retail and extended care markets. Invacare's business operations are centralized around its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, which enables the company's 1,200 European employees to easily coordinate resources and information. Because of the company's ongoing business growth, its underlying communications infrastructure has come under increasing pressure, affecting network availability -- and business productivity.
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Pamela Foye, Founder and CEO of Oopsie explains, "I started Oopsie in January 2014 with my daughters and mother, because we realized that there are a lot of women, like ourselves, that have occasional incontinence. We don't need or want to wear diapers or pads and we know we are not alone."
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Gladiator® is now the Official Mouthguard of Hockey East and ECAC Hockey. The new partnership is a win-win, providing hockey players the ultimate in comfortable, custom mouthguard protection and giving Gladiator® by SGI the opportunity to offer the best in advanced mouthguard protection and performance to participating hockey teams and their fans.
(PRWEB) -- The Gladiator® custom mouthguard has been named the Official Mouthguard of Hockey East and ECAC Hockey. A high-performance custom mouthguard for adult and youth athletes, Gladiator® is manufactured by Sport Guard International (SGI).
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New Ring Designs. November 24th, 2010 A while ago I bought lots of antique silver spoon sets when we visited Colin's sister Morag and her family over the summer as they live near Spoon Central – a little village called Horncastle that is full to the brim with small antique shops.
As I've been without my camera for what seems like months, I've not been able to photograph any of my 'work in progress' for a while. I have been busy, just not really been able to blog about it. Well my camera arrived back from the lab all shiny and new the other day and so today I spent some time taking images of the new rings I've made from the spoons I bought over the summer. So here are a few shots of my new rings – in spoon format and then transformed into things of beauty for someone special… This is a shot of all the spoons prior to sanding, filing and polishing. Before and after shots of set 1 This set of spoons has a lovely pattern on the upper side and on the under side so I made two different rings. What do you think? Handmade projects repurposed from everyday objects. Gather those bobby pins you have lying around and turn them into your new favorite accessory!
With a little paint and a touch of your own creative flair, you can jazz up any outfit with these bobby pin earrings. Pair 'em with a simple black top for a a bold statement or add a little spunk to your favorite outfit. Best of all, you'll always end up with a one-of-a-kind pair when you DIY. Materials: Bobby Pins — Piece of Cardstock or Cardboard — White Spray Paint or Nail Polish — Acrylic Paint or Nail Polish (colors of your choice) — Clear Nail Polish — 2 Thin Pieces of Wire — Earring Hooks — Paintbrush — Pencil Steps: • Clip bobby pins onto a piece of cardstock separating each slightly from one another.• Apply a layer of white spray paint or nail polish as a primer.
DIY. Crochet Trim Seam. Supplies: Tshirt, crochet trim (a few yards) I came up with this idea to make tight shirts wearable again.
I had so many cool tshirts yet most of them were purchased when it was trendy to have them snug. Measure the trim (you will do front to back). Cut side seams and sleeves off if you use a tshirt (here I used a tank). Sew front to back right sides together. Lay out and pin where you want the armhole to go. Top stitch new side seam leaving armhole open.
I did this with fringe trim as well here. DIY Fashion-Forward Bracelets. When money is tight, but fabulous fashion is a necessity, try out your crafting skills to make something new and fantastic.
These bracelets are sure to impress and look quite expensive, but all they require is some gold chain and friendship bracelet yarn, both of which you can find at a craft store like Michael's Art Supply. Make one signature piece or stack a bunch for a layered look! BFrend Bracelets by Monika You can find the full blog post here to see more styles of these bracelets. In order to create them, check out these various friendship bracelet patterns. Another fun and very creative bracelet is this one made out of gold or silver nuts, normally used to secure bolts. Amazing what you can create with such inexpensive items!
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Las Vegas KOA at Sam's Town offerings guests all the amenities of the casino, including movie theater with 18 screens, 56-lane bowling alley, indoor gardens and waterfall park with daily laser light show, live entertainment at Roxy's Lounge, Sam's Town Live for larger concerts, banquet and events, and dining choices ranging from quick meals at name-brand restaurants in the food court and more to casual and fine dining, including a Mexican cantina, rotisserie buffet, and steakhouse. With two pools and hot tubs, multiple pet areas, and a communal BBQ area at the campground, there's plenty of fun to be had at KOA Las Vegas at Sam's Town.
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Courtesy busses are available for RV guests, providing service from Sams Town to the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown and back. Busses pick up passengers across from parking garage 2 (exit by McDonalds) and drop passengers at the California Hotel & Casino, the Fremont Hotel & Casino, and Harrahs Las Vegas. All times are approximate and subject to change. Passengers must be 21 years of age or accompanied by someone who is 21 years of age or older. For a schedule of pick times click the link below.Download the details
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Located on the Casino Level, rocking bands keep you dancing in Roxy's Lounge, offering Las Vegas' best lounge acts in an intimate setting. With 100 seats, dance floor, state-of-the-art sound system, Roxy's is the Boulder Strip's home to lively entertainment.
Sams Town Live
Exciting headliners take the stage in Sam's Town Live, offering up the best entertainment on the Boulder Strip. Sam's Town Live!, a state-of-the art, 1,100-seat multi-use facility offers an intimate setting for concerts and other events, and are capable of showcasing a variety of set-up options, including concerts, banquets and a nightclub setting.
Century 18 Cinema
With 18 screens showcasing the latest hit movies, Century 18 at Sams Town is the place to be! The theater boasts lush designs, digital sound, stadium seating, concessions, and giant wall-to-wall curved screens for brighter colors and a sharper image.
Sams Town Bowling Center
Home to 56 lanes, open 24 hours, Sams Town Bowling Center offers a wide range of services including a full service Pro Shop, a Snack Bar, and a Cocktail Lounge. Take in Xtreme Bowling on Fridays and Saturdays!
Mystic Falls Park
Take a leisurely stroll in Mystic Falls Park, a 25,000 square foot indoor atrium, day or night at Sam's Town and be sure to catch the Sunset Stampede Laser Light Show, considered one of the best free shows in the Las Vegas Valley, an experience you wont soon forget! Shows at 2:00pm, 4:00pm, 6:00pm, 8:00pm and 10:00pm daily.[/color]
Sams Town Gambling Hall
Sams Town Casino boasts 2,100 slot machines, 36 table games including blackjack, roulette, craps, and more, a poker room with games and a variety of tournaments, keno lounge, newly remodeled race and sports book with 60 big screen TVs, bingo hall, and more.
Sams Town Bingo Parlor
From the novice to the seasoned regular, the friendly Bingo Parlor at Sams Town has a place at the table for everyone. Eight daily sessions are offered in the Bingo Parlor, located on the second level.
Fine Dining: Billy Bob's Steakhouse & Saloon
Enjoy the biggest and best steaks in the West at Billy Bobs Steak House and Saloon, located in the Sams Town Hotel and Gambling Hall. This rustic, ranch lodge steak house serves top quality steaks, ribs and chicken in the massive portions that made the West famous. Bring your appetite and enjoy the best steaks around.
Casual Dining: Firelight Buffet
The Firelight Buffet features a wide variety of food items located in several different display cooking areas, including open rotisseries, omelet stations and carving stations. The buffet even has its own bar. Variable lighting will create a bright atmosphere by day, and a softer, more intimate dining experience by night.
Monday - Saturday: 7:00am - 10:00am
Sunday: 8:00am - 3:00pm
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Saturday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Casual Dining: Willy and Jose's Cantina
Chips and salsa with margaritas are just the beginning. Catch the full spirit of Mexico in this fun, casual restaurant where sizzlin' fajitas, crunchy chimichangas and perfect burritos will have you shouting "Ole!"
Food Court
McDonalds, Panda Express, Subway, Dunkin Donuts, Sports Deli, and Calamity Janes all serve up quick bites on the go in the Food Court at Sams Town Hotel and Gambling Hall.


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For the Courier
DENVER — A May ending to their Chatfield girls lacrosse careers was inevitable for Kendra Lanuza, the school's career scoring leader, and Adam Everett, the lone coach in program history. They just wish it had come later than the second round of the state playoffs.
But no farewell tears were shed or regrets uttered after second-seeded Mullen struck for two goals in the first overtime and held on for a 10-9 home victory on May 8.
By Matthew Van Deventer
For the Courier
AURORA — Dakota Ridge High School's lead golfer Gillian Vance led the 5A Northern Regionals tournament beautifully until a hiccup at the end. She came in second overall May 4 at the Aurora Golf Club at Heather Ridge.
The puddles on the north side of the field slowed down Front Range Christian's pressing offense a little bit in the first half. Evangelical Christian's defense, however, wasn't quite as fortunate.
The host Lady Falcons, the No. 2 seed in the inaugural 12-team 2A state girls soccer tournament, weren't about to let their upstart opponents rain on their parade. Marcella Marquis scored the first of Front Range Christian's three first-half goals, and Sophie Kern added a pair in the second half for a 5-0 victory May 8.
ARVADA — The music that Santana Garcia was jamming to suddenly turned off, so he started following the introduction music being played over the sound system at George J. Meyers Swimming Center. The rhythm just felt right. How did he know? The charismatic Chatfield Senior High swimmer flashed the No. 1 signal prior to the 50-yard freestyle finals on May 9.
And, you know what, he was right.
LAKEWOOD — Marin Olson and her Columbine Lady Rebels teammates have had to adjust. First, they lost leading goal scorer Tatum Barton to injury in the last week of the regular season, and then there was the weather. Rain pelted Lakewood Memorial Field on May 8 for the second round of the 5A state girls soccer tournament.
But the sophomore midfielder/defender had an upbeat attitude about the conditions. You just have to go out and play, she said, and that's what her team did, even though it was facing archrival and thorn-in-the-side Chatfield.
The hikers had covered less than 50 yards along Two Brands Trail at Hildebrand Ranch Park before stopping to inspect a small patch of pinkish petals a few inches off the ground.
Pam Little, a native plant master volunteer from Conifer with Jeffco Open Space, gathered the group around as she identified the delicate flora as red-stemmed filaree. A non-native plant, it was introduced by the Spanish via the feed they brought for their horses.
Jeffco Open Space director Tom Hoby acknowledged the need to address the increased use of county parks at a forum last week in Golden: "We're trying to enhance the visitor experience."
Hoby said Open Space is developing webcams that would allow visitors to check availability at parking lots before driving to parks.
With more and more nature lovers visiting Open Space parks, many of them are becoming crowded — especially on weekends, he noted.
A group of prairie dog lovers wants the Foothills Park and Recreation District to always consider a humane option when controlling the rodents on its properties.
Tina Gurdikian and Gina Writz, members of the Foothills Prairie Dog Task Force, urged the rec district board April 28 to move a colony of prairie dogs from the future home of a BMX track at the Schaefer Athletic Complex to another section of that property. The citizen-created group also suggested passive relocation be employed throughout Foothills' park system.
Youth camp set for June 15-18 at Chatfield
Chatfield Senior High will be hosting a youth volleyball camp June 15-18 for incoming students in grades 5-7. The camp will run from 10 a.m. to noon daily for 5th-6th graders and 1-3 p.m. for 6th-7th graders. Cost is $50.
For more information, visit www.chatfieldvolleyball.com or e-mail head coach Stephanie Schick at email@example.com.
LAKEWOOD — Chatfield had time to adjust. Columbine didn't.
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We are well into the Summer Season, with Guillaume Tell sets being tried out on stage and the artists rehearsing with Antonio Pappano. It is a long time since we've heard this work at Covent Garden and it sounds really exciting.
We've been delighted by the reception that The Royal Ballet have received on their tour of the USA so far, from critics and ballet-lovers alike and the support extended by American Friends of Covent Garden. You can see a summary of press articles and comments from social media here. The Company is now in Chicago on the second leg of the visit, and will visit New York later in the month.
Those of you who like to book stalls circle standing places will have noticed that these are not available for Orphée et Eurydice. This is due to an unusual configuration of the auditorium for this production, which includes standing places being added to the orchestra pit. Regulations governing numbers in the main auditorium mean that we have had to remove stalls circle standing places to balance numbers. The places in the pit are quite different from our usual standing places: there is nothing to lean against, and the closeness to the stage means that the experience will be more like that in the arena at the BBC Proms. These places will be available to ROH Students when booking opens next month.
Another more general change across the Season is an alteration to the number of day tickets we make available for main-stage productions. We rarely find that these sell out to the morning queue and wish to ensure that our tickets have the best possible chance of being used by customers. By reducing the number of day tickets from the current 67 to 44 we are optimistic that we can balance the opportunity for people to book on the day with our responsibility to have as close to a full house as possible.
On stage at the moment, Don Giovanni continues to seduce us all in Kasper Holten's handsome production. If you have friends who have yet to experience an opera, you may wish to alert them to the free, outdoor BP Big Screens we are relaying Don Giovanni to on 3 July 2015. We are hoping for the same sort of lovely soft summer evening that we had for our very successful screening of La bohème.
Last but certainly not least, Ambrogio Maestri is repeating his signature role of Falstaff in Robert Carsen's very funny production set in 1950s Britain. If you missed this gem the first time around don't let it get away in the revival – it's tremendous fun.
Guillaume Tell runs 29 June–17 July. Tickets are still available. The production will be broadcast live to cinemas around the world on 5 July 2015. Find your nearest cinema.
Don Giovanni runs until 3 July 2015. Tickets are still available. The production will be broadcast live and for free to Big Screens around the UK on 3 July 2015. Find out more.
Falstaff runs 6–18 July 2015. Tickets are still available.
Orphée et Eurydice runs 14 September–3 October 2015. Tickets are on sale to Friends of Covent Garden and go on general sale on 14 July 2015.
Find out more about the Friends of Covent Garden.]]>
Earlier in the month I had the privilege of being in the audience for Sonya Yoncheva's Royal Opera House role debut as Violetta Valéry in La traviata. I have not seen so remarkable a performance of the role since Angela Gheorghiu appeared as Violetta on the first night of this classic production more than twenty years ago.
Sonya was born in Bulgaria, and in 2010 won the Plácido Domingo Operalia competition. For The Royal Opera she has since sung Musetta in La bohéme, and replaced Anna Netrebko as Marguerite in Faust last year. Among many other engagements around the world, she sang a remarkable Mimì in La bohéme for the Metropolitan Opera, New York, at very short notice earlier this year. The New York Times stated that 'Miss Yoncheva seems an artist on the brink of a major career'.
The New York Observer was equally enthusiastic, saying, 'That's what happened when Sonya Yoncheva sang her first Met La traviata last Wednesday: I expected something lovely, but what I beheld was nothing short of magnificent.'
Sonya has been winning acclaim for her appearances around the world and is now under contract with Sony Classical. A new album of selected arias titled Paris, mon amour showcases her versatility. It is now available in the ROH Shop, in person and online; Friends of Covent Garden benefit from a 10% discount.
We now have five performances coming up with Sonya Yoncheva as Violetta and two are already sold out – so make sure you don't miss out!
The production is generously supported by Rolex and is given with generous philanthropic support from Dr and Mrs Michael West.
Sonya Yoncheva will next appear at the Royal Opera House as Michaéla in Francesca Zambello's production of Carmen from October to November 2015. Tickets are still available.
Over the course of the 2015/16 Season, The Royal Opera, The Royal Ballet and visiting companies will stage more than sixty works at Covent Garden.
For your chance to enjoy this Season to the full, you can become a Friend of Covent Garden. Benefits include priority booking, access to Friends Rehearsals, invitations to exclusive events and a subscription to the quarterly Royal Opera House Magazine and monthly eNewsletter.
The Royal Opera House is a registered charity, and the support from members is vital in helping to achieve the extraordinary performances on stage, as well as delivering skilled backstage craftsmanship and inspiring learning and participation projects. Membership starts at £90, and can be bought for yourself or as a gift.
Booking for the Autumn Season opens for Premium 1 Friends of Covent Garden on Tuesday 2 June. For Friends of Covent Garden, booking opens on 16 June for ballet productions and 17 June for opera productions.
The Royal Opera opens the Autumn Season in September with John Fulljames and Hofesh Shechter's new production of Gluck's Orphée et Eurydice, starring Juan Diego Flórez as the great musician Orphée. The Royal Ballet's autumn performances will commence with the return of Kenneth MacMillan's classic tragedy Romeo and Juliet, marking the production's 50th anniversary.
Other highlights during 2015/16 Season include two Royal Ballet world premieres: Carlos Acosta's Carmen, performed in a mixed programme with Viscera, Afternoon of a Faun and Tchaikovsky pas de deux; and Liam Scarlett's Frankenstein, his first full-length ballet for the main stage. With The Royal Opera, Jonas Kaufmann sings the role of Don José in Bizet's Carmen and Antonio Pappano will conduct a new production of Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci.
Find out more about membership.
For more information or to join today, contact us on +44 (0)20 7212 9268.]]>
I first came across Marina Rebeka when I attended a concert of Rossini's Petite messe solennelle in Rome under the baton of Antonio Pappano. I was completely smitten, both by her presence and the raw expression of her voice.
Rebeka was born in Riga, Latvia — the same country that gave us the soprano Kristine Opolais and mezzo Elīna Garanča — and studied in her home city until continuing her training in Rome, Salzburg and Pesaro. Since then she has performed all over the world, appearing in a large variety of roles - out of which Violetta from Verdi's La traviata is a favourite.
Rebeka made her debut at the ROH in July 2010 singing just one performance of La traviata, so we had to wait four years to hear and see her again as Violetta. She has recently sung the same role at the Metropolitan Opera where a reviewer said, 'The famous lines, "Donna son io, signore, ed in mia casa (I am a lady, sir and this is my house)" were delivered with such firmness of sound and emphatic consonants that there was no questioning the verity of her statement.' I can't wait to hear her break our hearts.
The production is generously supported by Rolex, with generous philanthropic support from Dr and Mrs Michael West.]]>
This month we are extremely lucky in having two classics on the main stage at the same time as a brand new ballet. La traviata opens on Monday 18 May with two artists who have not as yet received their fair amount of applause sharing the role of Violetta: Marina Rebeka and Sonya Yoncheva. I was lucky enough to see Marina Rebeka on stage a couple of years ago and I've profiled her here.
The final revival of John Copley's classic production of La bohème does not need any introduction. This iconic staging has been entertaining us for over forty years and it is time to say goodbye. It will be very emotional for many of us and there will be lots of opportunities for you to share your memories of seeing it over the years on our website and social networks. Watch out for galleries of previous performances featuring the greats of opera from the past 41 years, and material from a very special In Conversation event with director John Copley, which we are working on at the moment.
Woolf Works has just opened to amazing reviews from audiences and critics alike, including fulsome praise for Guest Artist Alessandra Ferri, so please don't miss this opportunity to see a remarkable new work for the 21st century. You can watch Alessandra Ferri, Federico Bonelli and Edward Watson in rehearsal for the piece on our YouTube channel.
In the meantime, we still have the revival of Don Giovanni coming up next month. I'm particularly excited to hear Alain Altinoglu make his Royal Opera House debut as conductor. Further into the future we will hear Antonio Pappano give his acclaimed interpretation of Guillaume Tell during a new production from rising star Damiano Michieletto. We have just created a new trailer to give a flavor of the production and you can see a preview of it here:
I wanted to make sure that you were aware of the Open Up section on our website. This will be the hub for all information about the project, and will provide regular updates on any disruption due to building works – do bookmark it and check before your visits during the 2015/16 Season.
As ever, we very much welcome any feedback, so do leave comments below, or get in touch with the Friends office.]]>
From gem-encrusted leotards to authentic period corsets, the Royal Opera House Costume Department is responsible for creating, refurbishing and conserving thousands of opera and ballet costumes per season. A 160-strong team is spread across three floors of the Royal Opera House. There is no such thing as a quiet day and, with up to six hundred costumes per production, staying ahead of the game is vital.
The Dye Shop work three to six months in advance, covering eight productions at any one time. Their work includes dying, hand-painting and staining garments (even providing copious amounts of fake blood!). In addition, digital printing enables the team to reproduce historic fabrics no longer available – staging The Winter's Tale for example requires digital printing some 300m of fabric for the Shepherdess costumes alone. The dye team work closely with the Costume Workroom, preparing and painting fabrics as the Workroom team cuts, tacks, sews and fits.
'We always cut initial patterns out of calico – it's inexpensive and versatile, and so the perfect fabric for us to check the design. We then start working with the proper fabric, fitting each costume to the performer', says Catriona Paterson, Head of the Ladies Workroom. 'There are only four full-time sewing assistants in our workroom, and so we focus on the Principals – which is a substantial undertaking in itself. Take Don Quixote – there were only three costumes for Kitri, but we had to do five lots of each for the different casts. Similarly, principal opera singers will only arrive two or three weeks before rehearsals, and costumes need to be ready for them from the very beginning of their time in the studio.'
Ilaria Martello, Costume Supervisor in the costume department at the Royal Opera House © ROH 2015. Ruairi Watson
Eloise Smith, Stockroom Assistant in the costume department at the Royal Opera House © ROH 2015. Ruairi Watson
Apprentice Robin McGrorty and Mal Barton of the Royal Opera House Costume department © ROH/Sim Canetty-Clarke 011
For new productions, the department works with the designer right from the first stages.
'It's quite an intimate relationship with the designer as we work literally next to each other all the time', says Costume Supervisor Ilaria Martello. 'I have to understand and interpret their vision, and arrange what fabrics and processes are needed to achieve the design. At the stage rehearsals, there will be always be changes because of the lighting, distance, interaction and movement. My job doesn't really finish until the first night!'
The costumes on the Royal Opera House stage not only have to fit the designer's vision, but also need to be practical. For ballet, this means enabling free movement – something the Costume Department is all too aware of.
'Ballet fabric needs to be light and stretchy, particularly over the shoulders, to allow for maximum movement', continues Catriona, who is now in her 16th year at the Royal Opera House. 'If the dancer is being lifted, how slippery is the fabric? The designer might have to be told that satin won't work, or we might discreetly add net or rubber patches.'
A huge number of components can be required for any one costume – the much-loved tutu in particular. Each skirt will need elastic, ribbon, hooks and bars, tape and boning, wire and threads. Similarly, a skirt for La Sylphide requires about 100m of netting – seven layers, each with an average of nine panels that each measure up to a metre each. Having everything to hand at the right time is quite a task for the costume stockroom.
'Everything has to be of the best quality so that it lasts a long time – nothing is disposable', says Stockroom Assistant Eloise Smith. 'Space dictates what is ordered and when, but we have to have everything to hand and so we only have small quantities of each item. It's a moveable feast!'
Over the years, the ROH Costume Department has built up a historic costume collection of more than 5,000 items, including shoes dating back to 1861. Some of the collection will soon be housed in the new Costume Centre at the High House Production Park, alongside costumes from productions still in the repertory.
Mal Barton, Head of Costume Workroom, is in charge of maintaining all of the costumes from existing Royal Ballet repertory – the oldest of which includes the costumes in Romeo and Juliet, which are from 1975.
'There are about 500 costumes for Romeo and Juliet, and around seventy percent of them are original,' explains Mal. 'There is a lot of wear and tear – some will have been re-fitted 20 times – but they last a long time because of good maintenance and repair. It takes the entire revival workroom (about 18–20 people) some 1,500 hours to refurbish the costumes in the workrooms, a job we need to start working on at least six weeks before rehearsals start.'
For the 2015/16 Season, the Costume Department will be working on 12 new productions, and 27 revivals. With such a diverse and demanding workload, it's no surprise that high quality costume-makers are high in demand, and the department encourages training for promising students. Last Season, the department offered 48 work experience placements and, from next Season, will be supporting a new degree course in Costume Construction.
The Costume Department's work is directly supported by the Sewing Appeal, which funds anything from stockroom supplies to work experience placements: £170 will pay for the training of one work experience student, while £150 will buy enough calico for eight prototype costumes and £50 will buy a pot of specialist fabric dye. 'Across both art forms, we produce more than 50 productions per Season, which means we look after 10,000 costumes a year', says Mal. 'When it comes to setting the scene and helping to tell the story of an opera or ballet, costumes are vital.'
Donate to the Royal Opera House Sewing Appeal.
The Royal Opera House is a registered charity and your support makes a very real difference to our work.]]>
Thank you to everyone who has given us feedback on the early opening of the priority booking. While we appreciate that no time will suit everyone, the majority of the Friends welcomed the early start. The most appealing factor was the speed and absence of problems.
Taking this feedback into account, as well as the results of a similar trial for general booking last month, we have decided to open priority booking for all levels of Friends at 9am from now on. Telephone booking remains unchanged and will open at 10am.
If you don't feel confident booking online, my team and I will be very willing to assist you. If you prefer to book by phone, we will have an allocation of tickets available based on the percentage of Friends who book in this way.
The Season Guide and Autumn Magazine are now on the way to you. I hope that you will find our 2015/16 programme exciting. While the magazine is listing autumn performances, there are still many wonderful performances to enjoy during 2014/15: Król Roger is in rehearsal and the revival of Il turco in Italia is making many of us laugh. Something else that brightens everyone's mood is at the top of the page - it's always lovely to see Peregrine, the equine star of La Fille mal gardée back at the Royal Opera House!
And last but not least, many thanks again for your support. Please do continue giving us your feedback, we like to hear from you.]]>
Two new organizations have joined ROH Links, a skills sharing and capacity building programme offered by the Royal Opera House to smaller and medium-sized performing arts organizations.
Dance Woking, which offers community engagement projects in Surrey; and Revelation St Mary's, based in Ashford, will become the newest members of the ROH Links programme. The two new organizations will join Norwich's The Garage, Mid Wales Opera, and Farnham's Stopgap Dance Company for the third year of the scheme.
Developed in partnership with Arts Council England, the programme gives partners a chance to shadow staff at the Opera House as well as a range of 1:1 meetings to share knowledge, experience and skills. Previous scheme members include Balbir Singh Dance Company, The Opera Group and Pavilion Dance South West.
'We now have a clearer idea of how we can best assist the companies and we are always hungry to learn from their experiences too', said Alex Beard, Chief Executive of the Royal Opera House. 'The partnerships demonstrate in another way how we are contributing more widely as a resource for the nation'.
Those interested applying for the fourth year of ROH Links should check back when the search re-opens in January 2016.]]>
In a bid to address the current shortage of high quality costume makers, a new degree course in Costume Construction has been announced by the Royal Opera House, University of the Arts London (UAL) and South Essex College.
The UAL-accredited BA (Hons.) course will be based at the Bob and Tamar Manoukian Costume Centre at High House Production Park in Thurrock and will focus on the cutting and making of costumes for opera, ballet, theatre, film and TV. Modules over three years will include hand sewing techniques, pattern cutting, garment construction, and the history of costumes throughout the years. Students will also get the opportunity to work with professionals from the Royal Opera House on costumes featuring in new Royal Ballet and Royal Opera productions.
Students will be taught how to make costumes that are lightweight and flexible for Royal Ballet dancers to perform in, as well as create costumes that are made to last many years as productions may remain in the ROH repertory for up to four decades. They will also learn how to make a range of different styles of costumes from leotards for contemporary ballets, to historically accurate costumes for opera productions set in specific periods of history.
'This course is a fantastic example of industry and higher education coming together to invest in young people, training them alongside the very best professionals in their field, and giving them skills that employers so desperately need,' says Alex Beard, Chief Executive of the Royal Opera House. 'The skills the students will learn on this course will give them the foundation to work not only in opera and ballet, but also in theatre, film or fashion, expanding the job opportunities even wider for the graduates.'
As well as hosting the Costume Construction course, the Bob and Tamar Manoukian Costume Centre will also be home to more than 20,000 Royal Opera House costumes and wigs, as well as historic costumes from the ROH Collection. The High House Production Park is also home to the ROH's Bob and Tamar Manoukian Production Workshop, the Backstage Centre, and High House Artists' Studios.
To find out more about the BA (Hons) Costume Construction degree, visit the South Essex College website.
The building of the Costume Centre is supported by Bob and Tamar Manoukian, European Regional Development Fund, Thurrock Borough Council, the Foyle Foundation, the Royal Opera House and South Essex College.
I would like to thank everyone for helping us with the recent trial of opening online booking at 8am. I very much appreciate that the change may not have suited everyone, however judging from the level and speed of booking it worked for most. Following this trial, we plan to do the same for general booking, which opens on 31 March. Once we are certain that the system is fully stabilized we would like to continue with the early booking for the Autumn Season. We will confirm the exact time in April.
The Season Guide and autumn magazine have now gone to print, so the time of booking is not included in their pages. However, once the booking time is confirmed you will be able to see it on our website, under the Friends' page, and we will also include this important information in our enews. We also have not been able to include the casting for ballet performances. Again, the information will be available on our website ahead of autumn booking for all levels of support.
The Summer Season is full of wonderful productions, and it is not too late to purchase tickets for Guillaume Tell, Falstaff, Don Giovanni and others. If you would like to bring younger members of your family to a show, I would recommend the Welsh National Opera production of Peter Pan, taking place on 24 and 25 July. It will be a magical adventure for everyone aged eight and above.
We're delighted to reveal that we have been granted planning permission for our Open Up project. You can find out more and explore some initial drawings by architects Stanton Williams on our website. We will be keeping our Friends up to date with plans for the work in the coming months.
We are very grateful for your support, and please do not hesitate to contact the Friends' team if you have any questions or comments.
Find out more about becoming a Friend of Covent Garden.]]>


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Fenwicks FS1 Bike Cleaner Concentrate & Degreaser
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Fenwicks FS1 Concentrated 1 Litre, Makes 11 Litres of bike cleaner from 1 litre.
- Loved by bike mechanics up and down the country, Fenwick`s FS-1 is a superb 2 in 1 bike degreaser and cleaner that offers unbeatable performance and value for money.
- It is produced using only the most biodegradable, environmentally friendly raw materials available.
- For use as a BIKE DEGREASER: in its concentrated form, FS-1 can be applied straight onto the drivetrain, agitated after a minute or two, and washed off with a hose pipe - no need for a jet wash and the resultsare sparkling.
- For use as a BIKE CLEANER: FS-1 can be diluted with 10 parts water, providing an extremely effective, deep cleansing action for the whole bike. It then washes off with ease and leaves a superior, residue-free finish.
- FS-1 contains no aggressive ingredients and therefore, can be used every day without causing any damage to the finish of your frame or components.
- It is safe for use on: hubs, headsets, pivot points, disc brakes, rims, shock units, aluminium, steel, carbon fibre, composites, plastics, decals and rubber.
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Mr ArmstrongHadn't used this before and really impressed. Used neat on the chain and cassette and got a filthy drive train clean and shiny. Very impressed and would buy again.
PaclaVery good indeed, by far the best drivetrain cleaning product I've used.
Brian TrousersThe best product of its type I have used. Brings the chain up sparkly and new when used with the Park Tools chain bath. Use diluted generally on the rest of the bike in a similar way to Muc-Off.
Mr McbrineGreat for degreasing chains and also cleans rest of bike when diluted
Mr ScreenUsed this for years. Neat for chains, sprockets etc and diluted in spray bottle for general cleaning. Great product.
Mr NaisbittThe best bike cleaner on the market in my opinion. Used neat in a chain scrubber or diluted for general cleaning it gives great results in no time at all. Good value for your money as well
NdaveFirst time using this and it is Great stuff, really works well compared to previous other aerosol makes used.
Mr baylissI love the product, have used it for years but never found a 5ltr bottle untill I came to merlin cycles. Great product and great delivery, the order was despatched on monday and arrived the next day. Very happy with the product and merlin cycles.
Matthew TwiggerWorks superbly well. Have only used non-diluted so far but, in conjunction with a Park Tools chain bath, got everything sparkly clean!
Mr JackExcellent product. Use it diluted for cleaning and neat for complete degreasing. Have found it to be excellent on all parts of the bike. No worries about damage to the paint work etc. No sticky residue left unlike other well known products I have used
Dr MurrayExcellent product. Cleans the chain real good
Mr Kucuk-koseI use this in a Park Tools chain bath. It does remove the majority of gunk, however, after using the chain bath a bit of scrubbing and elbow grease is required to ensure that the chain is squeaky clean.
Alex MasidloverCleaned up old bike parts very effectively.
Mr CornickReally really good product. Cleans & degreasers like magic.
CopsThis stuff is great - either dilute for genearal cleaning duties or use as concentrate on chains etc. Fast delivery again!
Mr ClarkLove this stuff. I just use a brush to get the stuff on my chain and gears then rinse it off after a couple of minutes, with water. Clean as a whistle. Not used it diluted yet for the rest of the bike, but I am going to soon.
Mr SargeantI only use this for cleaning, it does everything I need and lasts for ever!
Dave BGood value and cleans the chain as good as any other more expensive fluid.
Mr EllisEnvironmentally friendly and does the job perfectly. Brilliant!
Mr HarriesGreat product, use neat as chain degreaser and dilute for general bike cleaning.
MattGood quality powerful degreaser. Works well as cleaner at 10-1 and lasts ages.
Mr SpougeTop product! Cleans muddy MTB and chain set with ease! Wouldn't be without it.
Mr leatherExcellent stuff- use neat in a chain bath for sparkly chain, or dilute as directed for very a very effective overall bike cleaner. Carbon friendly and eco friendly too.
Mr rootsGreat product, does what it says on the bottle and excellent value for money as its concentrated so this 1 litre bottle makes 10 litres of cleaner.
Mr TIt calls itself a Bike Cleaner and low and behold it cleans bikes - well.
Ms BruntAmazing cleaning power!
Mr harleydoes degrease but not very good but water it down and you can wash ur bike in it .its better than m*** of and a lot cheaper will buy again
Dr MeadeClean the bike, degrease the chain, it works and lasts.
Mr WeatheringtonOnly used as chain cleaner so far and done much better job than the muc off chain cleaner.
Mr McCombieExcellent degreaser, price and service.
Mr LewisExcellent multi-purpose product
Mr ShortGreat suff, does exactly what it's supposed to do!
Mr NelsonGreat product. Equal to or better than muc-off when diluted and really powerful as a concentrate. Great value too. On another note, Merlin's service was outstanding as usual (1 day turnaround!)
Mr doreExcellent service as usual, i always check with merlin first. Thanks again
Tim StorrOnly used once but seems excellent. Only needed a small amount to bring the rear cassette up like new. Will dilute to use as a general frame/wheel cleaner.
Jon BlunnThis is the best cleaning fluid as it is concentrated so goes much further than a squirty bottle. Also used concentrated really cleans chains!
Mr LeatherlandUnbeatable value bike cleaner. Use neat to degrease chain etc. or dilute and use it like Muc-off. The best bike cleaner.
P HurstWorks really well for cleaning chain and chainset although you do need to scrub with toothbrush if very dirty
Mr HarriesExcellent stuff! Use neat as degreaser on mucky chains and dilute for other parts.
Jon ClementsSecond time I've ordered this. I use it neat on the chain with a chain cleaning device and dilute it down to give the whole bike a wash. Highly recommended.
Mr HINDMARCHThis cleaner when diluted to whatever strength you require, is first class. It beats the 'MUC OFF' product by a mile, and works out a lot cheaper. Highly recommend it. It's gereat for alloy car wheels as well.
Mr hawkinsGreat cleaner that does it all; dilute for using all over the bike (1/20 is fine) or use neater for degreasing (1/2). I can confirm that you can use on discs and pads with no problems.
Mr NetherwoodSeems to work much better than other chain degreasers I have used. Good price, good service.
Steve in DevonMakes up to 10 litres of bike cleaner when diluted which easily stands up to similar products for a fraction of the price. A bottle of this will last me approx 2 years and we have 8 bikes in the stable! Absolute bargain
Mr FletcherHave been using this stuff for years, does what it says and is good value for money.
Mr SargeantBeen using it for 3 years and always does the job, either diluted for a wash or neat on the greasy stuff.
Mr FruitbatUse neat in chain cleaner. Dilute 10:1 for general cleaning. Economical, smells nice. Can also be used to clean conservatories and othe PVCu stuff.
Mr RobertsonThis is the best cleaning liquid on the market. Delivered quickly and as described.
Mr KendallDoes what it should do. 1 litre dilutes down to last ages.
Mr harperThis stuff is great much kinder on the bike than muck off. Dilute down to make 11litres in total and spray it every where. Makes cleaning far easier.
Mr hansonfantastic product, excellent as a bike cleaner when diluted & good as a degreaser when used neat.