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May 30, 2015, 10:43 AM
- The airline sector has been rattled this month by an indication from Southwest Airlines of a slight increase in capacity and some RevPAR tallies below expectations.
- Concerns on pricing and capacity have held back some analysts from setting higher price targets on the group for the next year.
- Over the last year, most airline stocks have showed a high degree of correlation with oil prices despite all the other factors that impact profits in the sector.
- Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV), United Continental (NYSE:UAL), Alaska Airlines Group (NYSE:ALK), and Allegiant Travel (NASDAQ:ALGT) all had a correlation coefficient of -0.90 or lower between their daily closing share price and the level of oil. A mark of -1.0 indicates perfect negative correlation - while 0.0 indicates no correlation and +1.0 is perfect positive correlation.
- American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL), Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL), JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU), Republic Airways (NASDAQ:RJET), and Hawaiian Airlines (NASDAQ:HA) were all at -0.80 or lower.
- Over a shorter period due to its IPO launch, the correlation coefficient on Virgin America (NASDAQ:VA) vs. oil came in at -0.733.
- The U.S. carriers marching with the most independence from oil prices were Spirit Airlines (NASDAQ:SAVE) at -0.622 and SkyWest (NASDAQ:SKYW) at -0.701.
- Pricing data and correlation coefficients
May 22, 2015, 9:02 AM
- Airline fares fell 1.3% M/M in April, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- Fares were 7.5% lower than a year ago during the month on an unadjusted basis.
- Previously: Airline stocks stung by worries on pricing and capacity (May. 20 2015)
- Related stocks: LUV, UAL, DAL, AAL, JBLU, ALK, HA, SAVE, ALGT, RJET, VA, SKYW.
- Related ETF: JETS
May 20, 2015, 10:42 AM
- Airline stocks are making a strong move lower after oil prices react to supply data out of the U.S. and Japan along with renewed tension in Yemen.
- Some sector analysts have noted the swings in airline share prices (up/down) are outsized compared to the impact on jet fuel prices of daily developments in the crude oil market.
- Platts has a breakdown of how supply and demand forces in the jet fuel market bring other factors into play.
- Leading airline decliners: Southwest Airlines (LUV -6.8%), American Airlines Group (AAL -6.1%), JetBlue (JBLU -6.3%), United Continental (UAL -6%), Spirit Airline (SAVE -5.3%), Delta Air Lines (DAL -4.9%), Alaska Air Group (ALK -3.9%), Hawaiian Holdings (HA -4.6%), Republic Airways (RJET -3.5%), Allegiant Travel (ALGT -3.8%).
- Related ETFs: JETS.
May 18, 2015, 5:24 AM
- U.S. airlines expect to carry a record 222M passengers this summer, up 4.5% from last year, Airlines for America says.
- The companies are increasing seating 4.6% to cope with the demand, which the trade group says is being boosted by improved employment and consumer sentiment.
- Around 31M customers are set fly abroad on U.S. airlines in what would be another record.
- In Q1, 10 listed U.S. passenger airlines grew net profit 1.1% to $3.1B, helped by a 3.1% increase in revenues as the number of travelers rose 3.9%. A sharp drop in fuel prices also contributed to the higher profits, although this was offset by a 10.5% growth in wages and benefits.
- Airline stocks: AAL, UAL, DAL, RYAAY, OTCPK:CPCAY, OTCPK:SINGY, CEA, ZNH, CPA, GOL, LFL, OTCPK:DLAKF, OTCPK:QUBSF, ALK, HA, OTCPK:AIRYY, OTCPK:MLYAF, OTCPK:AFLYY, VLRS, LUV, OTC:RYAOF, RJET, VA, LFL, SAVE, ALGT, CEA, OTC:EJTTF, OTCQX:ESYJY, AVH, OTC:AFRAF, OTCPK:ICAGY, AVH, OTCPK:JAPSY.
May 8, 2015, 9:58 AM
- Allegiant Travel Company (NASDAQ:ALGT) declares $0.25/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.
- Forward yield 0.62%
- Payable June 4; for shareholders of record May 20; ex-div May 18.
Apr. 25, 2015, 5:53 PM
- Airline stocks continue to outperform in 2015 as Q1 reports show strong efficiency gains and significant fuel expense savings.
- Investors get a crack at a sector ETF this week with the launch of the U.S Global Jets ETF (Pending:JETS) on April 30.
- A few tidbits from the fund company on the airline industry are listed below.
- Global ancillary revenue is a major source of growth in the the sector. The add-on sales (a la carte food/drink, advertising, frequent flyer programs, service commissions, baggage fees) are up to $31.5B after airlines only took in about $2.5B in 2007.
- Fleet upgrades and technology initiatives continue to boost efficiency.
- A shortage of pilots could reel in some of the concerns on capacity increases.
- Previously: Fuel savings and earnings give lift to airline stocks (April 24)
- Airline stocks: AAL, UAL, DAL, RYAAY, OTCPK:CPCAY, OTCPK:SINGY, CEA, ZNH, CPA, GOL, LFL, OTCPK:DLAKF, OTCPK:QUBSF, ALK, HA, OTCPK:AIRYY, OTCPK:MLYAF, OTCPK:AFLYY, VLRS, LUV, OTC:RYAOF, RJET, VA, LFL, SAVE, ALGT, CEA, OTC:EJTTF, OTCQX:ESYJY, AVH, OTC:AFRAF, OTCPK:ICAGY, AVH, OTCPK:JAPSY.
Apr. 22, 2015, 4:02 PM
- Allegiant Travel Company (NASDAQ:ALGT): Q1 EPS of $3.74 beats by $0.21.
- Revenue of $329.24M (+8.8% Y/Y) beats by $6.73M.
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Apr. 17, 2015, 8:40 AM
- Airline fares fell 1.7% M/M in March on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- The average fare was down 5% from last year on an adjusted basis.
- The decrease in fares is due in part to the lag factor of dropping oil prices from the fall and competitive activity in some key markets.
- Related stocks: LUV, UAL, DAL, AAL, JBLU, ALK, HA, SAVE, ALGT, RJET, VA, SKYW.
- BLS CPI data
Apr. 15, 2015, 10:20 AM
- Airlines with a high mix of domestic flights look attractive to Deutsche Bank.
- The investment firm leans on the logic of avoiding some of the F/X traps of international routes with the U.S. dollar a bullying force.
- DB lines up Allegiant Travel (ALGT +0.4%), JetBlue (JBLU +1%), Southwest Airlines (LUV +0.5%), and Spirit Airlines (SAVE +0.7%) as top sector picks.
- An important development in the airline industry occurred earlier today when Delta Air Lines tipped it would cut back international capacity next winter. American Airlines (AAL +2.5%) and United Continental (UAL +1.6%) are on watch to see if they match the more conservative strategy.
- Previously: Delta Air Lines +1.9% as results impress, capacity control tipped
Apr. 8, 2015, 6:49 AM
- Allegiant Travel (NASDAQ:ALGT) announces revenue passenger miles increased 5.1% to 908.06M in March.
- Capacity was up 6.6% to 1.012B miles during the month.
- The carrier's load factor fell 130 bps to 89.7%.
- The load factor for Q1 was -50 bps to 88.0%.
- The company says it grew capacity more than expected due to the low fuel cost environment.
Apr. 1, 2015, 9:26 PM
- A federal judge in Nevada issued a temporary restraining order that will bar Allegiant Air pilots from striking tomorrow.
- The pilots union has until next Monday to respond to the ruling.
- Allegiant Travel (NASDAQ:ALGT) says it expects all flight to operate as scheduled for the balance of the week.
- Previously: Allegiant Air pilots plan walkout for Thursday
Apr. 1, 2015, 3:12 PM| Apr. 1, 2015, 3:12 PM
Apr. 1, 2015, 10:55 AM
- Airline stocks are lower on the day with oil rallying again.
- American Airlines Group (AAL -4.1%), Delta Air Lines (DAL -3.8%), and United Continental (UAL -3.7%) are the leading decliners after taking on a Deutsche Bank downgrades on top of the oil development.
- Allegiant Travel (ALGT -2.1%), Spirit Airlines (SAVE -2.1%), and Alaska Airways Group (ALK -2.4%) are also peeling off share price.
- The sector could see some volatility over the next week as carriers report on their March load factors and passenger revenue metrics.
- Previously: Supply and demand questions in the U.S. airline sector
- Previously: Deutsche Bank warns on international airline sales
Mar. 27, 2015, 3:10 AM
- Airlines rushed to change their rules yesterday to require a second crew member in the cockpit at all times, just hours after French prosecutors suggested Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz locked the captain out of the cockpit on flight 4U9525 and crashed the plane on purpose.
- The U.S. has required two crew members to be in the cockpit at all times since the Sept. 11 attacks, but the procedure is not standard in Europe or Canada.
- Airline stocks: AAL, UAL, DAL, RYAAY, OTCPK:CPCAY, OTCPK:SINGY, CEA, ZNH, CPA, GOL, LFL, OTCPK:DLAKF, OTCPK:QUBSF, ALK, HA, OTCPK:AIRYY, OTCPK:MLYAF, OTCPK:AFLYY, VLRS, LUV, OTC:RYAOF, RJET, VA, LFL, SAVE, ALGT, CEA, OTC:EJTTF, OTCQX:ESYJY, AVH, OTC:AFRAF, OTCPK:ICAGY.
Mar. 24, 2015, 9:48 AM
- Airline fares in the U.S. rose in February, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- The average fare was up 1.9% from January.
- Fares were 3% lower than they were a year ago during February.
- Though a slight increase was expected with oil prices higher, the reading is still positive for the sector as the impact of capacity gains in key markets on fares is weighed.
- Related stocks: LUV, UAL, DAL, AAL, JBLU, ALK, HA, SAVE, ALGT, RJET, VA, SKYW.
- BLS CPI data
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I was reviewing some of my code, and suddenly I realized that a UIViewController which has
UITableView and is the
datasource and
delegate of this
UITableView does not declare the protocols
<UITableViewDataSource, UITableViewDelegate>, but instead simply has the methods but never declares the protocols.
How is this even working?, per the documentation:
The object that acts as the data source of the receiving table view.
@property(nonatomic, assign) id<UITableViewDataSource> dataSource
The data source must adopt the UITableViewDataSource protocol. The data source is not retained.
The object that acts as the delegate of the receiving table view.
@property(nonatomic, assign) id<UITableViewDelegate> delegate
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It combines two of my favorite things: music and vocabulary. I can't guarantee consistency or regularity with this feature; as with anything on this blog, it's dependent on my vicissitudes.
Basically, I'll pick a word — one I like, one I can't stand people using incorrectly, or one we just don't see enough of in musical contexts — and you can help by picking artists or bands who best embody this word. If nothing else, we might find new ways of describing the music we love or hate. Plus, the only thing worse than a music snob is a music snob who's also supercilious; who uses grandiloquent terms when in fact a pedestrian word would have done the trick. So we'll keep that in mind as we proceed.
Today's word is: "Nonplussed."
I love this word, but nearly everyone I know misuses it. I often hold my tongue when friends use it as a synonym for "ambivalent" or "unenthusiastic." I suppose it's an easy mistake; the word certainly sounds like it should mean "not excited." Well, it doesn't. Nonplussed means confused. Here's "nonplus," according to Merriam-Webster:
Function: noun
Etymology: Latin non plus no more
Date: 1582
Definition: a state of bafflement or perplexity
Function: transitive verb
Inflected form(s): nonplussed, nonplused, nonplussing, nonplusing
Definition: cause to be at a loss as to what to say, think, or do
There are plenty of baffling and perplexing bands out there, wouldn't you agree? But who is the most nonplussing of them all?
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my experience is that most misusages like this occur because the mis-users are not avid readers. most readers of classic english literature, for instance, would not make the mistake with non-plussed that you have described.
The only time I can think of that I've heard "nonplussed" in lyrics is in The Velvet Teen's amazing epic song "Chimera Obscurant" -
"There is much to be done, and we're right on the cusp / Of this shit getting real, I mean really, really fucked / Every sheep for the shearing waiting around non-plussed / Trading branding irons for brand-name cuts"
Devendra Banhart's music puzzles me. What's it all about? Or perhaps that's the point.
hands down. I love them so, though.
Animal Collective's album "Strawberry Jam". I don't know what it is about that album but it's I find it hard to get into. Maybe it's just that I'm not in the right state of mind.
Spinal Tap.
math rock in general.
Strange noise bands like Health and Liars...I don't really get them.
Nickelback's success is pretty nonplussing.
I'm not sure my nonplussedness is in relation to bands, or critics (professional and otherwise) who sing the praises of a band and I fail to see their charms. Best recent example: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.
Just don't get the love.
I would say alot of deerhoof songs are written/played in that "nonplussed" vein - like Frenzied Handsome Hello!
I definitely appreciate your turn toward the sesquipedalian. Now, are we looking for bands that make us nonplussed? Or bands that we feel *are* nonplussed? Either way, Xiu Xiu.
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band. Baffling and perplexing in a good way.
baffling: dissociatives, e.g. lifting the veil from the braille
perplexing: john frusciante's solo stuff
nonplussed: chan marshall
Why does the musical answer always have to be a 'band'. Let's leave last century for this one - new century, new music, new music forms, new everything.
i am more perplexed by the success of some bands rather than the music itself.
animal collective, and their fans
The La's are nonplussing.
Put out one "as close as you can get to perfection" pop album, complain about the production, get full control over your next album to do it your own way, then fixate on recording lo-fi DYI versions of the songs you already recoreded and never put another album out.
I like the fact that they have one amazing album and left it at that, sort of, but its still puzzling as to how they never seemed to put out anything else.
Although it must be nice to live off the royalties of "There She Goes."
from a strictly musical standpoint maybe Nautical Almanac is the best example, the structure is extremely freeform, where as many other noise acts like Wolf Eyes are actually quite tightly composed
Van Der Graff Generator
and more currently, Fiery Furnaces.
After listening to a few of his albums and seeing "The Proposition" twice, I'm feeling a little nonplussed regarding Nick Cave's relative lack of success at becoming overwhelmingly popular and frequently permeating the public consciousness.
Deerhoof. But in a good way. If you only played "My Pal Foot Foot" for someone, they will surely be nonplussed.
I think it is interesting that everyone here has mentioned bands that they "don't get" in a negative way.
What about bands that leave us baffled or perplexed that we enjoy. Anyone who has written a review knows that sometimes the hardest things to write about are things that you love.
Personally, I feel that way about "Kala" by M.I.A. Have you ever tried to explain what that album sounds like or about to someone who has never heard it? It will definitely leave you searching for words. The same goes for the LP "Deep Cuts" by The Knife.
Both leave me sort of leave me searching for it is that keeps me returning to them but I can never really put my finger on it. Sometimes I feel like such albums which leave nonplussed are the best ones I own.
"Plus, the only thing worse than a music snob is a music snob who's also supercilious; who uses grandiloquent terms when in fact a pedestrian word would have done the trick." Ms. Brownstein, you will NEVER cease to crack me up. :)
That said...I think Elvis Costello might fit into your definition. But he's an artist I actually enjoy. Bands I've never "gotten" (that you could say left me...nonplussed) include Bloc Party and Sonic Youth. Those are two I can think of right off the top of my head.
Course its been 5 years now since I saw them open up for the White Stripes... but I was very nonplussed after hearing/listening to them... Then I got home, and found out, that all the songs they played that night, were simply named colors, orange, yellow, green, black, and the two songs i liked the most from that night, Pink and Purple...
The Video for Purple sure doesnt make me any less nonplussed...
Nonplussed seems like a word you would see in a foreign film, where the person doing the subtitles needs a word in english, so they get out the translation book and look up their Chinese, French, Russian word, and come back with a word we wouldnt use in everyday English... a word I tend to notice alot in Chinese films, that even my friend whos a writer never heard before, Unfillial...
I hope tonight, EdVed doesnt have too much to drink, making me nonplussed during one of his ramblings...
I find the Breeders' latest album, Mountain Battles, pretty nonplussing. Particularly the title track. The album has songs in German and Spanish and a cover of an unknown Dayton band.
I love the Breeders, but that album was kind of erratic.
The Fiery Furnaces leave me completely nonplussed. Also, their music makes me contemplate sticking knitting needles in my ears. Sitting through one of their shows live was very nearly the end of me. So I suppose that insofar as they clearly drive me nuts, perhaps it's not the Fiery Furnaces who leave me nonplussed, but their fans. I am at a loss to explain how they maintain such fervid followers.
My former roommate (a Shakespeare enthusiast) used to call me out for misusing 'nonplussed', so this post hits close to home.
Some artists that make me truly nonplussed are the perverse and often baffling Of Montreal, Xiu Xiu, and CocoRosie. I just don't get Music-as-Statement-Art bands.
Sparks. Do I love them or hate them? If I hate them then why do I listen to them? If I love them then why do they make me so uncofortable sometimes?!?!
I immediately thought Pedro the Lion. Then you went and re-defined nonplussed on me! :)
The crazy syncopations and fits and starts of Ani DiFranco seem a little nonplussed to me... Not that that's a bad thing.
I've been misusing that word for years, and I guess now I'm nonplussed that no one told me!!!
I'm nonplussed by most if not all modern country music. Big & Rich? Seriously???
I prefer the expression "WTF," as in "WTF" that new My Morning Jacket album. But nonplussing is pretty good too.
I've always been a bit baffled by Robyn Hitchcock. I saw him on a program on the Sundance channel, and I came away less baffled and only slightly impressed.
On a personal note, I think I leave some people nonplussed. People get hung up on consistency, and sometimes I just can't face that.
Mine would be Arcade Fire and Mercury Rev, I really, really don't get what all the fuss is about.
sun city girls.
nurse with wound.
all in a good way, of course.
The National. I am nonplussed as to how everyone likes them. They bore me to no end.
"indie rock" fans. don't people realize that half the crap out there is this generation's version hair metal? there's a look, a sound and a scene.
Cake. What's up with that band? I will never understand... Also, Cia, Kate Nash and Lily Allen?? It's not that I absolutley it, but I cringe and tend to turn the station immmediately! Go figure.
I'm nonplussed by TV on the Radio.
I wanna get it. But I don't get it.
Last time a record really took me by suprise was Nuno Canavarro's "PLUX QUBA". It sounds behind and ahead of it's time all at once.
As for disgust? Whenever I play a show with a band .. no-one comes... then they get the right press and all of a sudden their shows all sell out.
As for fan hate..
The whole Dan Deacon "chicken dance" is disappointing. And Top 40 mashups of
Girl Talk make me realize counter-culture is dead.
When did irony get so bad that it became standard to like your little sisters music. Timbaland? ugh..
sorry ... end rant.
I think a lot of folks have missed Carrie's point here. Nonplussed doesn't me "baffled at the popularity of." Just baffled BY something. Think of it as being roughly equivalent to being all "huh? WTF?!" about something, if that helps.
I love the feeling I get when something shortcircuits my brain like that. Whether intentionally or otherwise. Example: the songs of David Liebe Hart.
Genre wise, no-wave (Read:Two Ton Boa). It's baffling how a genre I generally shy away from has one singer that pulls me into it.
A lot of noise music. And drone stuff too.
I hate it when people misuse that word too. One time I corrected a Sports Illustrated writer who used it the wrong way to describe then-Jets QB Chad Pennington. He wrote back to tell me he changed the article on the website and I considered it a minor victory.
The other misused word that drives me absolutely insane is "penultimate." It's NOT a more flowery way of saying ultimate. It means second to last.
The musical entity that leaves me nonplussed is Captain Beefheart. I'm sure he's great, but he's got too many records, his fans scare me and Trout Mask Replica gives me a headache.
While we're at it, enervate doesn't mean "energize." It means the opposite.
Thank you for your consideration.
Vampire Weekend. The whole thing. The boat shoes. The hype. Oh wait, maybe I'm nonplussed.
i totally just misused the word nonplussed only moments ago. my girlfriend demanded that i read your blog this instant!
and i never use that word. thanks for the tip.
sleater kinney
Although I have yet to hear it in a song, I cannot stand the word "pre-owned". Will my "pre-owned" car perform better and look prettier than my "used" car?
Well this combines three of my favorite things: music, vocabulary and your blog.
A band that leaves me nonplussed is the Dandy Warhols.
Nonplussed in a good way:
Zappa's We're Only In It For The Money
El-P's Fantastic Damage
Lightning Bolt
Lords of Acid
The Disintegration Loops
Nonplussed in a bad way:
I hate to put a genre in here, but a lot of jazz fits this description for me.
Lords of Acid
I also remember the New Pornographers being nonplussing the first time I heard them, but now its all love.
Minus the Bear???? What's more nonplus then a minus.
Sonic Youth, for sure have always left me nonplussed. I never got them on record, and everyone I knew at the time told me to see them live, so I did, in the early mid-90's and I was still very confused as to what the up roar was about.
Fiery Furnaces
I am nonplussed how fast Ted Leo can spit out lyrics while playing the guitar at lightening speed simultaneously. He a freak! (In the best way)
I agree with whoever wrote Xiu Xiu. What's *up* with them??
Oh, god, I love that Whirlwind Heat album ("Do Rabbits Wonder?"). I guess it leaves me feeling, um, plussed?
The Residents. Totally deliberately. And in a good way.
I must say...
Eddie didnt once make me nonplussed
but the idiots who kept yelling out, after Ed told them over and over SHUT UP PLEASE... now they made me very nonplussed, And I actually thought of this word as the concert was going on... and what an odd musical connection it was... me sitting 10 rows back at an Eddie Vedder concert, wearing a "Show Me Your Riffs" Sleater-Kinney show... drifting off thinking about a word one guitar player from Sleater-Kinney had just introduced into my Vocab not 8 hours prior... so yes, I was very nonplussed towards the idiots in the crowd...
nancy & lee (1967). the entire album is full of confusing and weird moments. their rendition of 'you've lost that loving feeling' always makes me laugh... and cry (though i'm not sure why). and for that matter, most lee hazlewood leaves me nonplussed... think of his equally bizarre recording moments with ann-margret. wow.
To the person who said CAKE, come on. They are just a tongue in cheek alt-rock band who had some hits in the 90's and are still touring today. Their version of Gaynor's 'I Will Survive' is awesome and I would be nonplussed if it didn't make you get up and dance. I agree with the other artists, Katy Perry but Lily Allen, well that song was catchy in a nonplussed way.
I'm definitely nonplussed by the machinery of American/Canadian Idol and the fact that famous musicians license their beloved music to these teen hacks to sing glorified karaoke to. I know it's considered mass exposure but does Tom Jones or Celine Dion really need more exposure?
Either Animal Collective or Vampire Weekend. I'm nonplussed as to how people don't recognize the first as annoying and the latter as completely boring.
I'm surprised that no one has mentioned John Cage, he of the (in)famous 4'33" (wherein musicians sit in silence for that length of time), and one of the great musical philosophers of the 20th century. For an example of a performance where the audience moves from utter confusion to delight to (perhaps) sublimity, it's hard to beat this clip of Cage performing "Water Works" on "What's my Line", a game show from the 1950s. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KKE0f1FGiw
I think this discussion was inspired by Kissing Jessica Stein (exact same conversation happened in the movie--just an observation).
I flinch a little when people mispronounce "lambasted" mostly because it reminds me of a time long ago when my friend and I were driving in a car with an older journalist we admired and were friendly with. My friend said "lambasted" incorrectly and he told her she was a moron but with the use of about seven profanities.
I learned the correct pronunciation lickity split. The art of tough love. I still fear that guy's judgement.
He's probably reading this.
For me it would be Ryan Adams. Not because I am nonplussed by his music, but because he's a nonplussed artist. I've never heard anyone with so much talent who is unable to keep it together enough to put out a really classic album. I love Ryan Adams. I've bought everything he has released (even Demolition and 29). I don't think there is one album that he has done that will stand in the pantheon of rock like Blood On the Tracks, or What's Going On. I believe he could do it if he wasn't so self-destructive, and of course nonplussed. I have friends that chastise me for my RA hating, but I just would like to hear him reach his full potential. It's still possible.
In no particular order:
radio stations without djs
smooth jazz radio
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aaa radio
positive alternative radio
**Basically mersh radio stations playing the same pablum over and over again.
Speaking of using words incorrectly, here's what hiatus means:
"a pause or gap in a sequence, series, or process," which suggests that there will be action in the future.


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Healthy Kids Fair
BC Parent Ed Program
Healthy Kids Healthy Families Fair
Thank you to exhibitors, volunteers, and attendees for a successful fair! We were able to raise nearly $5,000 for our scholarship fund. We hope to see you all next year.
Raffle winners have been added to the list of prizes below.
Bellevue College Parent Education Program in affiliation with the Parents Advisory Committee presents the 6th annual:
Saturday, March 12, 2016
Bellevue College Cafeteria
3000 Landerholm Circle SE, Building C, Bellevue, WA
10 am - 2 pm
This free community event features exhibits, demonstrations, healthy snacks, creative activities, mini lectures, a raffle and much more.
Featuring our special musical guest:
Caspar Babypants
performing at 10:30AM
Platinum Level Exhibitors:
Young Living Apothecary Society
Gold Level Exhibitors:
Coordinated Care
Little Things Collective
The Little Gym of Issaquah
The Little Gym of Bellevue
Dr. Sydney Walters and Dr. Heidi Johnson
Safesplash Swim Schools
Silver Level Exhibitors:
1st Choice Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine
Active Spines Chiropractic
Smith Brothers Farm
Usborne Books
Oxbow Farms & Conservation Center
Pedalheads Bike Camps
Bellevue Family YMCA
Lotus Rose Energetix
Adventure Kids Playcare Bellevue
Sea Mar Community Health Center
Community Supporters:
My ID Club
(The King County Police Union)
Whole Foods Market
Fred Meyer
Supporting Sponsors:
Bellevue College Parent Education Program
Parents Advisory Committee
and many more
Check back as we add exhibitors.
Mini Lectures
(schedule subject to change)
Picking a Preschool
, Jennifer Watanabe
Dads! The Delightful Difference from Moms!
, Mary Gentry
Three Tools to Create Happy Sibling Relationships
, Kristin Nasman
This event supports the Parent Education Scholarship Program. Last year, we brought in over $12,800 to our scholarship fund from the fair and the raffle. Thank you!
Are you interested in joining us at the event as a sponsor or as an exhibitor? Please contact
Corvie Thykkuttathil
During the Fair, we will host a raffle. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the HKHF Fair until 1pm. Students in the Parent Ed program can also get tickets from their class PAC Rep. There will be prizes from our exhibitors, community members, and from our Bellevue College Parent Ed classes.
The raffle will be held at 1:30pm at the HKHF Fair. You do not need to be present to win.
There will be a separate drawing for tickets to Disneyland/California Adventure theme parks. The prize is a set of
4, one-day Park Hopper tickets
Winner- Melissa Harting
But, wait--our other drawing will have amazing prizes! Please check back often, as we will add prizes up until the day of the HKHF Fair on March 12.
Raffle prizes:
Caspar Babypants Autographed Ukelele
Winner- Rose Parsons
Phillips Zoom Teeth Whitening ($650!)
donated by
Dr. Lynn Jones, DDS & Associates
Suru Chen
Speech Evaluation ($350)
by Laura S. Smith of
Winner- Kevin Shea
1 Awesome Birthday Bash for up to 20 children ($300)
at The Little Gym of Bellevue
Winner- Sarah Bastawrovs
1 Awesome Birthday Bash for up to 20 children ($300)
at The Little Gym of Issaquah
Winner- Peter Durham
Family Values Package
Donated by Lotus Rose Energetix
Winner- Colby Caywood
1 Month Family Membership
YMCA of Greater Seattle- Bellevue Y
Winner- Rebecca Dinh
1st Choice Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine Free Exam and Acupuncture Session
Winner- Penny Olson
Coach Handbag
Donated by PAC Board
Winner- E. Halsted
Kidsquest Museum Membership + $50 gift certificate to Maggiano's Little Italy ($150)
Winner- Lilly Jones
4 Tickets to a 2016 Seattle Storm Home Game
Winner- Lorraine Fisher
Baskets ($125 each)
Includes 1 month free swim lessons, swim goggles, swim cap and other goodies. 2 chances to win!
Winner- Jenny Carter
Winner- Jing Jing Miller
Active Spines Chiropractic Free Exam
Winner- Kim Hagens
4 Child Admission coupons
donated by the
Imagine Children's Museum
Winner-Jonathan Roberts
4-week CSA share from
Oxbow Farm
Winner- Wendy Hatheway
4 Passes to EMP Museum ($100)
Winner- Kim Hagens
Hair cut and products from
Chromatique Salon
Bellevue ($100)
Winner- Taryn Herkimer
Richard Sherman #25 Limited Edition Laser Printed Football
Winner- Jennifer Edson
2 Tickets to any Seattle Shakespeare Theater Production
Winner- Penny Olson
1 Month Stroller Strides/Stroller Barre Membership donated by Fit4Mom Bellevue
Winner- Vivian Sit
4 Passes to Woodland Park Zoo ($65)
Winner- Halstead
$50 toward 2016 or 2017 Summer Bike Camp
plus kids tee, 2 sunglasses, stickers, and 2 bike license plates
Pedalheads Bike Camp
Winner- Olivia Kim
2 Tickets to the 2016 Bellevue Jazz & Blues Festival ($60)
Winner- Nora Richardson
Cafe Appassionato Coffee Beans Donated by Nathan Gai
Winner- Austen Clair
Dinner for 2 at any Cactus Restuarant in our area donated by Cactus Restaurants
Winner- Zach Moore
Basket of Folkmanis Hand Puppets
Donated by Angela Moore
Winner- Marisa Lewin
Basket of Folkmanis Hand Puppets
Donated by Angela Moore
Winner- Carmel Sasaki
2 $50 gift cards to
Goldberg's Famous Deli
Winner- Amy Verdlen
Winner- Natalie Simori
PCC Natural Markets
gift card
Winner- Kavita
Amazon gift card
donated by the North Bellevue 1st Year Toddler class
Winner- Kamren Rolf
4 Passes to Kidsquest Children's Musuem ($40)
Winner- Uhler
Gift Certificates to McCormick & Schmicks and Harborside
Winner- Colby Caywood
Favorite Animal Children's Books donated by the Gillen Family
Winner- Halsted
Favorite Children's Books donated by the Gillen Family
Winner- Penny Olson
His, Hers, and Theirs Movie Pack donated by a BC College Family
Winner- R. Divyaa Janaki
2 Chinook Book Combo Packs
Winner- Cathie Hill
Winner- Mijeong Lue
2 Parenting Well in a Media Age by Gloria DeGaetano plus 2 tickets to our spring lecture donated by Gloria DeGaetano and the PAC Board
Winner- Casey Osterhaus
Winner- Emily Vonachen
$25 to Tutta Bella
Winner- Vicki Smolke
Chinook Book plus Tea donated by Angela Moore
Shauna Marlin
Tara Kennewick
Austen Clair
Georyl Sparkman
Zach Moore
12-month subscription to the Chinook Book App
Pauline Fox
Lynda Duong
Usborn Activity Books donated by Tyra Walsh, Usborn Books
Winner- Wendy Hatheway
Baskets donated b
y our Parent Ed classes:
4 Nights of Comedy and Laughs
(N Bellevue 1st/2nd yr Toddler Class)
Winner- Jennifer Edson
Family Fun Basket
(Sammamish 2nd Year Toddler Class)
Winner- Brandi Kranich
Gift card wallet ($200)
(Campus Mon AM Infant Class)
Feat. gift cards from Costco, Whole Foods, and more
Winner- Asmita
Gift Card Wallet ($125)
(Creative Development Lab)
Feat. Target, iTunes, Starbucks, and more
Winner- Suprita Pagao
"Red" Basket ($175)
(Campus Wed AM Wobblers Class)
Feat. Radio Flyer Wagon and other red items
Winner- Danielle Kolesnikov
2nd Time Mom Basket ($150)
(Issaquah 2nd yr Toddler Class)
All your favorite baby accessories
Winner- Alex Baccini
Mom Outing Bag ($125)
(Issaquah Co-op 3s Class)
Tote stuffed with snacks, first aid kit, sunscreen, water bottle
Winner- Jenny Carter
Camping Basket
(Pine Lake Co-op Pre-k 4s Class)
Winner- Junquin Dai
Family Camping Basket
(Sunrise Co-op)
Winner- Ellen
Time to Relax Basket ($100)
(Campus Thurs AM Wobblers Class)
Feat. books, candles, Starbucks gift card
Winner- Grant Castle
Mommy + Me Activity Basket ($100)
Includes JuzPlay pass
(Mercer Island 2nd yr Toddler Class)
Winner- Emily Helgren
Local coffee and chocolate gift basket ($100)
(Campus Monday PM Infants)
Winner- Eva Phillips
Pampered Chef gift basket ($100)
(Sammamish Mon Wobblers Class)
Plus Zeek's Pizza gift cert
Winner- Liliana Castle
Art Basket ($100)
(Eastgate Tues 2nd Year Toddler Class)
Art supplies!
Winner- Maria Ruelas
Art Bin Basket
(Sammamish Young 3s Class)
Winner- Rena Chng
Cake Baking Basket
(Renton 2nd yr Toddler Class)
Winner- Vicki Smolke
Family Game Night II ($75)
(Bellevue Overlake Co-op)
Winner- Kristin Raulifs
Marshmallow Fun gift basket ($75)
Feat. Marshmallow shooters
Mercer Island Learning Lab 4s
Winner- Penny Olson
Date Night Basket
(Carnation Co-op)
Winner- Carolyn Pert
Super Hero Basket
(Bellevue Overlake Co-op)
Winner- Emily Helgren
Kids Baking Basket ($50)
(Eastgate Co-op)
Winner- Jenny Carter
Toddler Book Basket ($50)
(Mercer Island 1st yr Toddler Class)
Winner- Brandi Kranich
Outdoor Adventure Basket
(Mercer Island Learning Lab 3s Class)
Winner- Niall Fisher
Spa gift basket for mom
(Mercer Island Wed 1st/2nd yr Toddler Class)
Winner- Nora Richardson
Lil' Engineers Basket
(Family Inventors Lab – PM)
Winner- Michele Agosl
Relax Basket
(Creative Development Lab)
Winner- Jeffie Buchanan
Ultimate Starbucks Basket
(Pine Lake Co-op 3s)
Winner- Jing Jing Miller
Sesame Street Basket
(Pine Lake Co-op Pre-K)
Gayne Phillips
Hands on Kids Activities
(Family Inventers Lab)
Winner- Laura Bowner
Summer Reading Basket
(Creative Development Lab)
Winner- Uhler
Sensory Bin Basket
Winner- Amanda True
Stationary Basket
(N Bellevue 1st yr Toddlers)
Winner- Paula
Usborne Book Basket
(Crossroads Preschool)
Winner- Ya-Chi Chen
Cooking Basket
(Eastgate Co-op)
Winner- Carolyn Currie
Science Exploration Basket
(Discovery Lab)
Winner- Amy LaBrie
Please contact
Sarah Gai
with any questions.
The goal of the HKHF Fair is not only to promote physical exercise and nutrition, but also to foster health and educational development and have a great time doing so. We think that families having fun are healthy families!
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Welcome to the historic
Art Bank,
an old bank that has seen the passage of time, that we have proudly transformed over the years into something even more historical--an art gallery.
The history of the building and its current use mix to create a free-spirited atmosphere that warmly welcomes everyone. The multifaceted collection of art presented throughout our gallery is impressive in its variety. Whether you visit us on IDADA First Friday Art Tour, or one of our many events during the month, or even on a regular weekday, you will have the opportunity to meet our professional artists for one-on-one conversation. Feel free to come visit us!
Welcome To The Art Bank
Barbara Heywood-Chasey, "Reflections," to be August Feature at the Art Bank
Indianapolis photographer Barbara Heywood-Chasey, and her show, "Reflections," will be featured for the August IDADA First Friday Art Tour, August 5th, 6-9pm. Admission is free. "Reflections" explores Heywood-Chasey's fascination with architectural details. Her journey begins with the IPS Coca-Cola building, also on Mass. Ave., and continues throughout downtown Indianapolis, before crossing the Atlantic and presenting Heywood-Chasey's recent trip to Italy.
"My exhibit will show 'style,' 'heritage,' and 'culture,' all elements of reflections," said Barbara Heywood-Chasey. "I was impressed with its (the Coca-Cola building's) artistic designs, and that lead me to become intrigued with the other decorative windows and facades of the older buildings in central Indianapolis. While in Italy, I began to consider the amount of history that surrounded me there, and I wanted to 'reflect' our more recent history compared to the Italian architecture."
A lifelong traveler, Barbara
Heywood-Chasey started out in Illinois, before her own wanderlust took her
around the world. She recounts having traveled 21,000 miles during a summer in
college, as part of a stock drama group, helping to entertain Armed Service
members. Later, she traveled with her husband, an insurance adjuster, and
taught herself the art of photography while helping him in his work.
She most recently lived in Oklahoma, before settling in Indianapolis in 2008, but still journeys abroad often, with her camera in tow. "I see beauty in whatever I shoot. The longer I take photos, the more aware I become of unfamiliar people, places, and things. I'm eclectic in my tastes," said Heywood-Chasey.
Debra Gindhart Dragoo, "Acute Sense of Assemblage," to be July Feature at the Art Bank
Gindhart Dragoo makes her return to Indianapolis, presenting her outspoken commentary and through her visual art. "I am a spoken word artist as well, so it has been my voice and poetry flowing through the paint—be it aerosol, acrylics, or otherwise—it's tactile and telling," says Gindhart Dragoo. Her work will tell the story of a young girl-artist-woman, giving voice to such issues as childhood sexual abuse/the degradation of women and girls, divorce, cancer—it's funding, research and cure, chemical effects on the planet, hunger and stardom, all told through vibrant colors sprinkled with spray art.
Debra Gindhart Dragoo worked around the Indianapolis area before relocating to Muncie, Indiana. Always outspoken and creative, she's poured her energy, over the years, into various projects, both personal and community-wide. She's practiced her love of spoken-word poetry at various First Thursday (Muncie's art night) events, and has showcased her Green Glam line of environmentally friendly jewelry, which is also available at the Art Bank.
"I believe that life passes from our art. We evolved with age and, hence, our style and media evolve. My art is storytelling using strokes and spray," says Debra Gindhart Dragoo. "My art has been fiber and paint and public. Through years of community outreach arts programming, I hold multi-generational projects close to my artist heart. This show reflects the information gathered in my different age progressions. Art is in my spirit, resounding from my soul."
So Many New Artists to See!
For June's First Friday, we are so proud to announce the premiere of FOUR new artists! That's right! Four!
• Michael Swolsky--Back by our historic vault, you can't miss Swolsky's metal art; wall sculptures that gleam and leave you wondering just how he crafted those smooth lines and seamless edges. An established artist in the Indianapolis area, you may have also recently seen Swolsky's work at the Stutz Artist Association.
• Audwynn Newman--With a history of drawing comic books for DC, Marvel, and independently, Newman is bringing his distinct style to the Art Bank. Pop in nature, if you're a fan of comics and graphic novels, this may be just what you're looking for.
• Israel Solomon--A He-Man, Masters of the Universe fan, with hip-hop and graffiti stylings as inspiration, Solomon studied art for many years, but grappled with doubt he could 'make it as an artist.' Newer to the scene, we welcome him and, together, we can help him grow in Indianapolis.
• Jim Kirk--Known throughout the area for his hot sauce and chili, Jim Kirk has branched his creative spirit into altered photography. His work focuses on the musical world, the sights and scenes of his travels--both Indy and elsewhere--and, of course, his beloved VW bus, Blushie.
• Anna Simon--Based in Franklin and previously seen in Martinsville, Simon has an out-of-this-universe twist to her finely rendered oil paintings. A touch of the fantastical, a touch of pop, you may see some Mario, some My Little Pony, or some space cats--you never quite know where her imagination will take us next!
• Stephen King--No, not THAT Stephen King, but Indy's own! Our Stephen King has brought his (not scary!) oil paintings to our walls, on their way to your walls. He specializes in plein air, with natural world as his inspiration.
• Addison Wolf--Wolf's large pastel abstracts have now brightened up our walls, and are attracting quite a bit of attention. He works in textures and techniques, and allows the paint to move and approach, in both 2D and 3D.
And kicking off this run of great new work, we added Robin Toulouse in April. Toulouse works in collage and assemblage, constructing antique or flea market finds into beautiful pieces that will be just that right piece for a home.
As always, our artists are constantly premiering new work for our IDADA First Friday Art Tour opens. If they've been here for a while or are new through the door, there's always something great to see on our ever-changing walls.
Katherine Musser Berry, "The Peace of Wild Things," to be June Feature at the Art Bank
"In the past few years, I've experienced a lot of
changes—I lost my older brother unexpectedly, I got married, friendships
changed, I gave birth to the most perfect little boy in all the world, how do
you talk about all of that?" said Musser Berry. "The poem says so much with not
very many words—eleven lines to be exact. The show consists of 12 paintings,
one for each line in the poem and one I added myself.
Katherine Musser Berry is a 26-year-old IUPUI Communication graduate currently living on the near-west side of Indianapolis. She and her husband have one son and a cocker spaniel/poodle mix. Often inspired by her environment, Musser Berry works in contemporary abstracts, using neutrals with pops of bright, bold color.
"I almost always paint scenes of my daily life around downtown, buildings, architecture, the growth and change in my neighborhood, but this series focuses more on scenes from 'The Great Outdoors,' rivers trees and some beautiful places in nature," said Musser Berry. "I've heard people talk about trying to capture the colors in nature and refer to it as 'the Master's Palette.' It may be impossible to capture all the color, all the life and death and in-between, but it is fun to try."
Sign Up Now for May's Third Thursday Watercolor Class!
Anyone interested in registering or needing a supply list should call 317-364-1745, or they can visit Rebecca Campbell's Facebook page: www.facebook.com/blueriverartist
"Each class teaches a different technique, or approach to subject matter," said Campbell. "Whether your desire is to pain in an abstract, representational, or impressionistic manner, the skills you learn in this class will translate to any style that you wish to use in your personal artistic endeavors.
Rebecca Campbell grew up on the near-southside of Indianapolis, attending Herron School of art and has several years of instruction from the Southside Art League, from Beverly Mathis and Dave Tipton. Working primarily in watercolors, Rebecca has a wide variety of interests in subject matter and style. She started devoting her study of paintings in a more serious manner in 2012 and has been busy experimenting with papers, color, style, and subject. She also writes a monthly column about art for Hometown Living, Shelby County, and is a founding member of the Shelby County Professional Artists Association.
"I seek after beauty in my art," said Campbell. "I prefer to paint shapes that flow, fluctuate, and present a sense of calm. My paintings on Yupo paper allow what I call free-range painting, with a sense of reality. I also enjoy feeling the strength that is portrayed in architecture, rocks, and nature. I paint scenes and objects that I don't want to forget, colors that catch my breath, flowers that make me sigh, and food that I love to eat."
Parrish Cooper, "The Great Puzzlement," to be May Feature at the Art Bank
Parrish Cooper received her BFA in Painting from Indiana University, Herron School of Art & Design in 2009. Since then, she's received one-on-one training with Master Portrait Artist Daniel Greene, of New Salem, New York, and has been an Indiana State Ambassador for the Portrait Society of America since 2011. She is known throughout the city for her artist-to-artist critiques, which she offers free, several times annually. Parrish Cooper also offers private art lessons at her own studio.
"Some artists claim they paint only for themselves—perhaps they do, but I want to share the journey as I can. I enjoy risk taking and consider each artwork to be an adventure," says Cooper. "When I am lucky, the canvas speaks to me. When I am not, I must endure her cruel reticence until she is ready. When she breaks the silence, I hear the colors that she needs and feel the lines and shapes she demands."
Third Thursday Watercolor Classes Offered at the Art Bank
Shelbyville-based watercolorist, Rebecca Campbell, will be offering watercolor classes every Third Thursday, starting April 21st. Classes will run from 10am to 5pm, with a 30-45 minute lunch break. The class fee is $50 and participants can bring their own supplies or rent supplies for a $5 fee, payment for either will be required at least 7 days before the class. Class size is limited to 10 students. Campbell will lead a beginning and intermediate level workshop that will focus on technique. Although Campbell promotes a relaxed and fun atmosphere in class, this class is geared toward learning and improvement of skills as a watercolorist. Anyone interested in registering or needing a supply list should call 317-364-1745, or they can visit Rebecca Campbell's Facebook page: www.facebook.com/blueriverartist
"Each class teaches a different technique, or approach to subject matter," said Campbell. "Whether your desire is to pain in an abstract, representational, or impressionistic manner, the skills you learn in this class will translate to any style that you wish to use in your personal artistic endeavors.
Rebecca Campbell grew up on the near-southside of Indianapolis, attending Herron School of art and has several years of instruction from the Southside Art League, from Beverly Mathis and Dave Tipton. Working primarily in watercolors, Rebecca has a wide variety of interests in subject matter and style. She started devoting her study of paintings in a more serious manner in 2012 and has been busy experimenting with papers, color, style, and subject. She also writes a monthly column about art for Hometown Living, Shelby County, and is a founding member of the Shelby County Professional Artists Association.
"I seek after beauty in my art," said Campbell. "I prefer to paint shapes that flow, fluctuate, and present a sense of calm. My paintings on Yupo paper allow what I call free-range painting, with a sense of reality. I also enjoy feeling the strength that is portrayed in architecture, rocks, and nature. I paint scenes and objects that I don't want to forget, colors that catch my breath, flowers that make me sigh, and food that I love to eat."
Kimberly Ewing, "NO JOKE," to be April Feature at the Art Bank
Kimberly Ewing lost her mother, Burma Ewing, to breast cancer in 2009. Since then, she's been an active supporter of the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, as well as other aspects of breast cancer research support, through her fundraising team, Burma's Dream Team. Donations will also be collected for this cause during the opening night. In 2015, Ewing's fundraising efforts won the Art Bank the title of "Business Winner" for "Paint the Town Pink," as part of the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. While "NO JOKE" will be a group show, Ewing will also showcase her own work, including imagery of and around Indianapolis, and the color pink will be a prevailing theme.
Ewing is also a motivational speaker through her company, KDE Motivates. She specializes in anti-bullying platforms, and frequently brings her message to Indiana students. She also works in leadership and diversity.
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Henry Aldridge, "Pictorial Pageant," to be March Feature at the Art Bank
hotographer Henry Aldridge will be the Featured Artist for March at the Art Bank, with his show, "Pictorial Pageant," opening as part of the IDADA First Friday Art Tour, on Friday, March 4th, 6-9pm. Admission is free. Henry Aldridge had signed on to be the March Featured Artist back in December, before unexpectedly passing away on January 6th. Working with his widow, Jan Aldridge, and the rest of Henry's family, the Art Bank is proud to present this Feature as a memorial to a staple of First Fridays at the Art Bank. "I hope that patrons walk away with a sense of awe," says Jan Aldridge. "A sense that they haven't seen anything quite like this. A sense of Henry's inclination not to follow the crowd, but to march to his own drum with his camera."
Henry Aldridge was born in Shelby
County, Indiana. He was inspired by his Aunt Eleanor, a painter, and her work
drove him to try to replicate the feel of her paintings with his camera lens. He studied art at the University of Evansville
and graduated from the Cincinnati Art School, and he held great joy in sharing
his art with others. As an adult, Henry became a surveyor, working for INDOT;
the natural sights he saw often worked their way into his photography. "It is
interesting that two of Henry's passions—photography and surveying—necessitated
that he look through the lens of an instrument," says Jan Aldridge. "Surveying
is an extremely exacting science. Henry carried this challenging exactness over
into his photographs. Every photograph entailed hours."
This IDADA First Friday, we hope to encourage art patrons to leave their everyday cares behind for a moment and lose themselves in Henry's pictures, as we remember a cherished member of the Art Bank.


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Like most people, I spend the other two-thirds either sleeping or finding diversions worth my time and/or money. I like to read and play video games, and have a few TV shows I watch religiously (love me some Jeopardy!).
Movies: So many movies I like, but I pretty much like anything post-apocalyptic, containing super heroes, or set in Medieval Europe. I like Star Wars, the old ones, the new ones are bleh. Indiana Jones movies are also very entertaining, the odd numbered ones, anyhow.
Shows: Jeopardy!, Fringe, Key and Peele are hilarious, Monk is one of my all-time favorites, Psych, and I really want to like Revolution.
Food: I like a lot of different foods, a good steak is my absolute favorite thing to eat, also, potatoes au gratin.