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I am re-posting a link to an interview I did with Michelle Embree on my memoir-in-progress, UNDOCUMENTED. Thank you, Michelle, for your thoughtful questions and for such a lovely opportunity to reflect on this work!
Sarah Shellow
Tidal Basin
Friday, March 25, 2016
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
In The Middle of Time
blue jeans
frayed at the edges
like waterfruit
seedy and split
exhausted by
the day
or was it
the night
pooling in a
dark corner
of the room where the
highway buzzes outside the
motel suite
a luxury
this place in
the middle of
Sunday, October 11, 2015
a love letter for autumn
a day without capitalization
a place where no one usually comes save the friends I bring there once in a while. gabriel learns to swim little by little, letting water absorb into his desert skin while his attention focuses fully on the stick i've thrown; forgetting in the moment his intrinsic fear of water, eclipsed perhaps by a fear of not pleasing me by returning empty-handed. you know dogs.
the sand and sun and sparkling water conspire to relax us both until it is time to taste wine at the coop where they offer it some saturdays, organic from italy, and fruity tart like autumn
the irish inn is down the road.
so far, i've been there three times in the past year: once with a monk, once with a kurdish activist, and once with two school teachers, each enjoying different parts of the same me. the teachers met my collegial side; the kurd, the part of me who listens and talks about literature and writing; and the monk, he saw my sense of humor and my soul's deep yearning. it's funny how the mind spirals on a day like this.
i came home, drank a glass of the wine, and watched a movie recommended by a friend: Into the West, an Irish drama about how a horse and two boys escape the container of their lives through the power of their belief in each other. it is now that i don't know what to write, afraid as i often am to show the container of my life, but that is what is required eventually, isn't it? and so i will.
in another world, i would have courted a man i thought i recognized and had begun to love against logic and reason; but i hold the arrow still now when the target is moving. i put the arrow down and return to finding love in the water that shines and sparkles of god; my gabriel, his smile full of stick and sand, the love letter.
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Please check out my new article on indigenous land rights at Atticus Review
Save Oak Flat from Mining
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Save Oak Flat: Standing in Support of the San Carlos Apache People and All Indigenous People Who Face Threats to their Cultures
This is the seed op-ed piece from which I am writing a much longer essay for Atticus Review. To be published soon!
Religious Freedom for All: Help Save Oak Flat, an Apache Sacred Site
We are taught that we learn history in order not to repeat mistakes made by those who came before us. History, we may note, rolls along in waves. Issues rise to the forefront and then recede. If left unexamined, the same issues rise again, causing injustices to manifest once more. Presently, a very old story in American history is playing out in a predictable way: Native American ancestral land that was once protected has now been given away--and to a foreign mining company, no less. A land-swap bill that will desecrate sacred Apache land through copper mining was passed because pro-mining senators, John McCain and Jeff Flake attached a rider to a giant must-pass defense bill at the eleventh hour and the rider was overlooked, as military funding depended upon the passage of the entire bill. Who will privately own and mine this land? The company is called Resolution Copper, a subsidiary of Rio Tinto, a British/Australian mining company. It should be noted that Congress was not in favor of this bill as a stand-alone and had voted it down repeatedly in past years. The land itself has been protected since the 1950's when President Eisenhower signed an executive order protecting Oak Flat from mining, recognizing its value to Native people. As such, it is unfathomable that in 2015, Indian Country is still being torn from our Nation's first people—land that is holy to them. Land they call home. While history may repeat itself, it must also be rewritten.
Rules cannot apply indiscriminately. Freedom of religion means freedom and safety to practice religion in a mosque, in a church, in a synagogue, a temple, and on hallowed, sacred ground, which is what Oak Flat is. This land-swap aims to rip open the earth in the heart of ceremony and will erase a tribe's traditional food supply, destroy access to medicinal plants, and literally blast out of the Earth a particular place that connects them to their source—all in the name of money and the shallow promise of jobs. There is no amount of money great enough to pay for the psychological damage already done to a people still reeling from the cultural genocide of their tribes committed by the government in our country. We have a chance to make reparations. This moment is an opportunity for healing.
On Wednesday, July 22, a group of San Carlos Apache, joined by members of other tribes and supporters from Congress, environmental groups and allied citizens, staged a peaceful protest on the west lawn of the U.S. Capitol. What was evident during the protest, which was ceremonial in nature, was the quiet and powerful way in which all speakers came forth with the truths of generations. They were willing to be vulnerable and bear their pain rather than lash out. Each speaker explained the issue, the history, and the effect of this bill, not only on their tribe, but on everyone. If this land-grab happens, one speaker said, it will set a precedent that says it is okay to destroy a religious building or site. No one will be safe from corporate greed.
This was a peaceful protest against a violent action. This was a prayerful ceremony for the Earth's healing and for our own. This was a healing ceremony even for those who deem it acceptable to ravish another's sacred site, for it was understood that they were clearly hurting from within, too. The speakers modeled how to take responsibility for ourselves and for the Earth. We must learn from those who are our leaders in this realm, and we are fortunate in this country to be in the presence of those who have this wisdom.
When a former student told me about Oak Flat, I had not heard of this particular struggle. I am guilty of being unaware of something I especially care about. I personally know how easy it is to forget, especially when issues seem far away, but I am reminded again of how necessary it is that we remember. This message is for all of us who forget our collective history and have to be reminded.In the words of San Carlos Apache Chairman, Terry Rambler, "We must stand together and fight those, like Resolution Copper, that seek to take our religious freedom, our most human right. If we do not, our beliefs, our spiritual lives, the very foundation of our language, our culture and our belief will no longer be in balance, and we will become undone." (Gale Courey Toensing, Indian Country Media Network, Jan. 27, 2015)
The Native people at the Oak Flat protest came a long way at their own expense to tell the government their story and to remind us all that we are all stewards of this Earth. Every one of us. The only way to rectify this error is if members of Congress express support for H.R. 2811, the Save Oak Flat Act, introduced by Arizona representative Raul Grijalva, which would repeal the bill that puts Oak Flat in harm's way. Please ask your representatives to co-sponsor H.R. 2811. We can begin to heal the wounds of the past together.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Please check out my interview with Michelle Embree!
Love, yoga, and Cuba. Who could ask for anything more?
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Yoga in Cuba
A Cuban's day hangs in a constant state of flux. Will the bus arrive? If it does, will it stop in the same place it did yesterday? Abel gets out of his rocking chair and assumes the position of a baseball catcher with a mitt. He shifts his weight from one foot to the other, looking furtively in both directions. "This is me, waiting for the bus," he laughs.
Any number of things can go wrong in a given day. Perhaps there are no tomatoes in the city, or the bank has closed unexpectedly, or the line to pay a bill is well over two hours long, a bill for which the average salary does not cover, making forays into the black market a daily necessity.
Yoga doesn't purport to solve the problems; rather, it provides a lens through which to see differently and deepen our capacity to be present with what does appear. The wrinkles in a day become a landscape to traverse, reflective somehow of our own inner struggles. Doing yoga with Cubans is a lesson in how to survive, how to connect with each other, and how to find joy despite unreliable outer circumstances. And all of this is possible because of a particular brand of humor that becomes the warp and weft of the culture, binding people to each other and carrying them beyond the crisis of the moment.
What can we learn from people isolated by politics and circumstance for so long? What have they developed inside their already existing culture of Cubanismo that helps them not only survive but thrive in an ever-changing, unpredictable world? What works when outer things do not function? What inner resources do they draw upon in order to flush acceptance, love and joy to the surface? These are lessons available to learn in Cuba from Cubans.
Eligio and I walk down a busy street in Centro Havana. It is Valentine's Day, and the entire nation, it seems, has stopped short to celebrate. We have just come from wishing his son, and the shoe maker, and the lady next door a happy Dia de Valentin. We have hugged and kissed them and shouted and reveled in the street. Valentine's Day, they tell me when I look confused, is about loving life. "If you can't love life, you can't love someone else." This, by far, is my favorite Valentine's Day to date. To top it off, we have hot chocolate at a café because everyone else does.
And because everyone is shopping for each other on this day, we decide to buy tea cups, and this is when the day collapses and we need to find a way to repair it. Tea cups are $1.75 in Cuban convertible pesos which is about the equivalent in U.S. dollars. Eligio, like most professors, doctors, lawyers, waitresses, taxi drivers, and teachers, earns $20 a month. He is outraged at the price even though I have offered to pay for the cups; it was my idea to begin with. His were cracked and leaking. The rate at which most Cubans consume coffee combined with the sheer number of people who casually drop by his apartment to talk each day and drink coffee, made the purchase logical. His grumbling is heard by all the customers and by the cashier, who rolls her eyes in agreement and packs up the cups in a makeshift box she creates by taping bits of cardboard together. "Do you have a bag?" he asks. She burrows around for quite some time before producing one. This seems a small victory for him as bags are hard to come by and he will use it later at the vegetable market.
We leave, deflated a bit from our Valentine's high, though outside on the street, horns are still honking and people are still hugging. As we cross onto the sidewalk, an enormous bus, a medieval caterpillar, creeps up behind us, one wheel lifting the heavy beast onto the edge of the sidewalk. Instinctively, we move over, thinking it an accident, but the bus drifts into our space, the back wheel now fully rolling where our feet should be. "No, no, no, no, no, no!" cries Eligio, edging out of the way. I can't help but laugh. There is so much to complain about. Yet, I propose – and he listens – that we try to create a different reality by not complaining.
"If we put a different energy out there, do you think we might experience something else?" I ask. But maybe these laws of attraction don't work in Cuba and like does not produce like, and no matter how much positive energy we put into the world, a bus will still climb onto the sidewalk and push us to our edge.
Eligio pauses and considers my query. He knows I'm talking yoga and he wants to agree.
"Okay, we choose our lens and change our experience." he says. I nod. We keep walking, our sliver of sidewalk eclipsed almost completely by the still-moving vehicle. Just as Eligio passes the door of the bus, the bus stops, sighs loudly, and the door opens, hitting him squarely on the shoulder. "NO, no, no, no, no!" he yells, his mountain of "no's" a peaking, troughing wave of frustration. He looks at me and there is a held moment between us and I have no idea where it will take us.
"Okay, we choose our lens and change our experience." he says. I nod. We keep walking, our sliver of sidewalk eclipsed almost completely by the still-moving vehicle. Just as Eligio passes the door of the bus, the bus stops, sighs loudly, and the door opens, hitting him squarely on the shoulder. "NO, no, no, no, no!" he yells, his mountain of "no's" a peaking, troughing wave of frustration. He looks at me and there is a held moment between us and I have no idea where it will take us.
All at once, we burst out laughing.
"You know that's because you complained," I say when I catch my breath. He's nodding, laughing, smiling, crying, and for the rest of the day, el dia de Valentin, he does not complain. There are moments we are both tempted for sure, but each time we think of the bus, we dissolve into fits of laughter, our Cuba now one of our own creation, and all I know is that we feel better laughing.
Eligio speaks of his idea of experience. "These are vivencias, Sarah. Lived moments. There is no such thing as experience." Eligio explains that the word experience locks you into a samskaric etching of sensation, feeling, and response, and often a fear that things will be relived in exactly the same way. Vivencia is a more freeing concept. It connotes the possibility of newness. Each lived moment is just that, a moment. One can never really live that time again exactly the way it was; so, by definition, each moment carries the potential for a completely novel understanding.
My mind wraps around this concept. How liberating it would be to simply not expect things to be the same as they've been in the past, even if they look like they're heading in the same direction. Is this concept uniquely Cuban or does it come from Eligio's thirty years of yoga practice, a place he's arrived out of the necessity to believe in the possibility of change? And then there is the bus, and his loud, forceful braying in the face of inequity: No, this can't be, again!
Without the constant bombardment of information from television, cell phones, and computers, there is space and time to arrive in each moment. There is no lack of connection nor a sense of loss for not having access to devices; rather, devices become words, gestures, shared circumstances, and, of course, coffee.
Maria is a microbiologist. She spends long hours gazing through a microscope lens. She is young. She is healthy. But for two years, she struggled with neck and back pain. Now, as we talk outside of Eduardo's class as she waits for her boyfriend to finish his practice, she tells me yoga saved her life, emotionally and physically. "I even believe now that there is a spiritual part to it but I can't explain what that means yet." She says it has been a year now and she is pain free. Before practicing yoga, she did not understand how to hold herself. "I go to work and I feel fine. I sit differently. I am always aware of my posture and I'm stronger now, too. I think everyone should try yoga, no matter what field they are in."
Abel Duran, too, has also been bitten by the yoga bug. He hopes to become a teacher some day. I first meet Abel on the MHAI yoga retreat, a collaboration between Canadian yoga instructor, Natalie O'Connell, organizer, Christine Dahdouh, her Cuban partner, Alex and Cuban yoga instructor, Eduardo Pimentel. A group of Eduardo's students have arrived at the beach in Tarara to share in a yoga experience directed by Natalie and Eduardo. Abel is glowing. His infectious smile makes everyone giggle. Though he humbly claims he has tight muscles and is just a beginner, the next moment he spontaneously slides through the sand in bare feet into rajakapotasana, his front leg extended and his back foot cradled in the crook of his elbow. I rush to take a photo before the sea dissolves his pose, dousing him with tongues of water. Before long, he is on his back again, lifting Maykel into the air, his feet on her sacrum, as she arcs backwards and catches her ankles with her hands, forming a perfect circle. Then, he is running down the beach with Yariley on his back, spinning her around until they both collapse in laughter. Some of these yogis have never met before, but I don't find that out until later. For now, they all seem like very old friends.
When he slows down to rest, I ask him how he became involved with yoga. "I got into yoga because my girlfriend at the time was really into it. I mean she was vegetarian and got up at five a.m. to meditate and do pranayama. Her whole life revolved around yoga. But I wasn't ready for her. No, not at all," he laughs. "She was zipping past me on the highway and I was just chugging along. But I will always appreciate that she opened that door for me."
Abel works as a free-lance gardener. His job requires him to do a lot of physical labor. Yoga has helped him stay flexible and strong, but beyond its physical benefits, yoga has given Abel a sense of seva, service in the world. "I used to be really self-absorbed. It's embarrassing to think of. I went to school for history and I thought I knew everything," he smiles wryly, remembering a past he has trouble relating to now. "I do yoga every day, and I've even got my new girlfriend into it! I've passed along the gift I received." He grows quiet, gazing across the sea, and I wonder where he places himself on this lineage of self-study. "There is so much need for yoga here in Cuba. Every couple of months, we collect clothing and toys and art supplies from our friends and we go to a remote village in Pinar del Rio. I love teaching the children yoga poses!" he laughs conspiratorially, " but I don't tell them they are doing yoga. I tell them it's a game. " He pauses. "It is, isn't it, though? Making our bodies into different shapes."
Later, I invite him and his girlfriend, Claudia, over to Eligio's house for tea. He wants to show me a DVD he has made of photos and videos of the village in Pinar del Rio. "Show this to Christine," he tells me. "She has extra art supplies she's giving us, and I want her to know where they are going."
I ask him more about his service work. Half way through the conversation, I inquire how they get to the village. He casually mentions that they take a bus for four hours and then hike into the wilderness for another four hours, carrying the items in with backpacks. I stare in awe of this man and his thin, bright girlfriend who smiles at me with what I take to be shyness; but as it turns out, she has a lot to say, she just uses few words, as if content with simply being. Abel, on the other hand, fills the space with multiple stories, which he constructs like tightly-knit buildings in a busy city, each overlapping and relying on one another for support. He does not focus on the arduous journey into the village; rather, he delights in telling me about the waterfalls and the hot springs along the way.
Once they arrive in the village, he tells me, they stay with families in small wooden and cement houses with dirt floors. The entire family sleeps in the same room, Abel and Claudia included, and they stay up well past midnight playing dominoes and teaching the children new concepts with the toys they've brought. "We take in things like plastic dinosaurs and different kinds of animals and we makes games with the children, asking them what they know about these creatures and how they survived. Everything is about learning something new because they are so isolated."
Abel and Claudia have a dream. They want to buy land in Pinar del Rio and build a sustainable community. Already, they've installed a composting toilet in their tiny apartment in Havana and they've planted a vegetable garden on the patio. They show me photographs of their apartment. "Where is the bed?" I ask them. Abel points to the mat on the floor. "We sleep there. It's easy. We just roll up the mat in the morning. We could buy a bed but we're saving for other things, like our trips to the village and constructing our sustainable apartment. We figure, if we can do it here, we can show others how to do the same."
Back to their dream. Abel and Claudia want to invite people from all different faiths and beliefs to come to the community and learn how to live with the land. He knows the people he's met in the village have this knowledge. He also wants to create a space for yoga and meditation retreats. "It's all about sharing what we all know and learning from each other," he says. And they've got the village on their side.
"But how will you get the money to do this?" I ask the question that baffles me in this place where people don't have enough for the bare necessities let alone to fuel a dream like this.
"We're saving every month. We live with my family as we're renovating the apartment. And we save a little bit here and there." I still do not understand completely how he accomplishes saving money, myself, a school teacher who had difficulty saving enough for this trip to Cuba, even as I live with my parents, too, right now. I decide it will be an inquiry for another day. I would rather know more about Abel's yoga and how it nourishes his dream.
In Eduardo's class, we work on Warrior III for twenty minutes. It is not my favorite pose, but over time, because that is what we have in Cuba, I begin to explore it in a new way. I never paid such close attention to the pose, secretly hoping it would be a brief stop in the sequence, but we are here in Cuba and riding out the difficult spots is part of the recipe; so, somehow, Eduardo picks me out of the entire class of breathing, sweating, balancing warriors to demonstrate the complexity of the pose. I am now certain he gravitates towards my resistance, trying to smooth over the rough edges of my distaste.
"Now, Sarah, lift a little more here," he points to my inner thigh, "and soften," he takes two fingers and touches between my shoulder blades which miraculously release and spread apart on his gentle command. Energy I had no idea I was holding floods my body, making me feel warmer in the already warm room. "Ah, that's it. Look," he says to the students in the room. "You see that?" They nod. "Now, stretch, Sarah, but not with such effort – stretch with ease. Don't try so hard."
I had tried so hard to get into this very room – the months of saving money, the hours preparing documents, the days researching how to come, who to meet, what to write, the almost-missed flight…And Eduardo was giving me permission to release now, to sit back on the shore and be lapped by the ocean of my own consciousness, by what I had asked of the Universe: Help me get to Cuba and practice yoga with her people.
I never thought ease was possible in this previously abhorred posture, but I was flying, I was holding my own weight, and it wasn't so heavy after all.
"Okay. Other side." That is when I realize I have two sides to my body, and all my resistance comes flooding back. These are vivencias, I hear Eligio say in my mind, lived moments. I am determined to make this side a new lived moment. Even in February's respite from humidity, we are sweating. We propel our arms towards one another. I sense the metaphor heavy in the air: these Cubans and this American balancing on one foot, reaching towards each other as we struggle to stay grounded, one foot on land, the other in the sky – floating, diving, expanding into the space between us through effort, but mostly through deep surrender and a modicum of faith.
"Thank you. Thank you," I say to Eduardo after class. He hugs me. With his arm still around my shoulder, he draws me in close and kisses the top of my head. "You like our Caribbean style yoga?" he says. "It's different, no?" I nod. I am well aware of the shuffling around me as one class leaves and is replaced by a new group, the youngest of whom appears to be about six years old. I want to linger and ask questions and take photos but another day will have to claim those activities. In the end, I will never take photos of Eduardo's students full of beauty and grace and smiles and struggles. It doesn't seem right to document this deeply personal act of union with a photograph. Instead, I will return on a quiet day when Eduardo has more time and I will sit in the breezy studio with Eduardo and talk for two hours while his white cat, Siva, weaves in and out of our conversation. In the end, I will take a photo only of the empty studio with the props neatly arranged in the cabinet, the blankets folded and ready for use, the blocks and belts and the chairs: "Your gift to us, Sarah!" Eduardo points at the chairs I had donated.
"No, yours," I think, remembering how he poured my body over the chair for a supported savasana. "Your gift to us, Eduardo."
I take a photo of Eduardo with Siva. They carry the same squinty-eyed expression of delight and contentment. In the end, I lie down on the dusty tiled floor where I lay earlier in savasana. Through the arched and intricately grated window, I see a lime tree abundant with fruit and leafing out a vibrant green against an intently blue sky. A bird lands and issues a few notes before hopping into the studio through the bars. I think: No separation, only union – the outer world of Cuba coming in because it must, and there is no attempt to keep it out.
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(photo credit:MEITAL SHARABI)
Like many other ordinary Israeli children, I visited Hamat Gader when I was young. For years I would recall with dread the ferocious crocodiles, the hot springs, and the dozens of people bathing in the crowded sulfur pools. I hadn't been there in over a decade when friends of mine in the north recently convinced me that it was about time I dealt with these bad memories, since I was missing out on one of the most beautiful Kinneret relaxation experiences.So I agreed to go check it out. I decided right then and there that I would have fun no matter what. And it's a good thing I took this oath at that moment, because just then my neighbor Elad knocked on my door and told me his cats had decided to make their new home in my car's engine.
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Although this Neil Simon play has many hilarious lines, it is not a comedy. It is a deep, thoughtful and suspenseful play about family dynamics. (Talk about disfunctional families!) It is a first-class production with world-class acting from every...continued
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The play was extremely well done. Northlight productions are always superior. The seating was good, and as always, Goldstar makes attending a performance very easy.
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"Young director Devon de Mayo is making an auspicious Northlight debut with a beautifully cast and toned production, carefully focused on characters in pain but nonetheless funny throughout." -Chicago Tribune (four stars)
"Devon de Mayo and her cast have created a gorgeous revival of "Lost in Yonkers," Simon's 1991 Pulitzer Prize-winning play. I bet few who make the effort will emerge from that theater unchanged by the experience in some profound way. Yes, Simon has written a traditionally structured play about a family in distress. But it is a great beauty of a work that, on the edge of a dime, masterfully turns from the tragic to the comic in human nature while capturing all the absurdity that lies in between. Simon also brilliantly limns characters from three generations whose lives leave an indelible imprint on each other, and on us." -Chicago Sun-Times (highly recommended)


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By Smiley on Tuesday, May 24, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 109,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "This Glade is a head turner, fairly valued."
Cons: "It's a gas burner."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"This Glade has a comprehensive history book. It's been owned by me and my son since new. It has heated front and rear seats and AC front seats. The headlight covers are clear (done by body shop). It sparkles in the sunlight. All badges have been replaced. Tires are in great shape. It's simple. This is one great Glade. I could go on and on."
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By MARINEDOCT on Sunday, May 1, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 68,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Cons: "Does not hold its value."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"This is a very comfortable vehicle with good performance. The leather wrapped center console started coming apart in 2014. The clear coat on the black trim around the doors started coming off in 2015. The right side retractable running board failed in 2015. The truck seems to start falling apart just after the warranty runs out. Over all if you have the money to repair it and fuel it its is a very fun truck to drive. The value drops to the same as a suburban loaded and same year after 3 years."
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By CHRIS CADDY on Sunday, April 19, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 100,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
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By Escalade (not Cadillac) on Tuesday, March 24, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 8,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Powerful, Stylish, Tons of Torque, Sophisticated"
Cons: "No spare tire, rigged exhaust."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I always keep an SUV in the driveway to pull our family ski boat. Traditionally, I've been a Navigator person because of the value and overall cost. Cadillac cut me a great deal on a Platinum loaded and it's been a real gem. My wife owns a Range Rover HSE and we attempted to pull the boat a few times with it. That was not a good idea! It was too much of a chore for it. The HP and torque is perfect and the seats are comfortable. Granted we use premium fuel and get about 17 MPG on the highway but, that's with the boat behind us. It does have the 4 cylinder disable option so, I'm sure we would get much better mileage if we weren't pulling anything and driving 65 MPH. On the negative side. There isn't a SPARE TIRE! Because of GM (and their infinite wisdom to incorporate a dual exhaust. They removed the spare and rigged the exhaust to accommodate the two tips. In summary. I believe Cadillac makes substandard cars (I owned a poor quality (CTS-V) but, they make a great SUV."
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By Tinaslilies on Friday, February 20, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 53,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Awesome drive, and beautiful vehicle"
Cons: "Don't keep value"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"II love Cadillac and their service is amazing. I feel so happy when I go into my local dealership knowing I'm completely taken care of. love my Escalade. It's my 3rd Cadillac and my 2nd Escalade. I've been very satisfied with all of my Cadillac vehicles except that they unfortunately don't keep their value. This is a huge issue for me and honestly may keep me from investing in another Cadillac. As much as I love the vehicle I'm leaning more towards the Lexus luxury SUV that keeps it's value much better long term."
13 people out of 26 found this review helpful
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By Stacey on Sunday, February 15, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 108,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Smooth comfort, easy to handle, safe family car"
Cons: "Bad gas mileage and expensive to repair."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"The only downside to owning this car is the bad gas mileage and if it breaks down the price to get it fixed."
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Oxford Style! Gangnam rapper Psy is mobbed by fans on his arrival in London ahead of speech at historic union
- He wore sleeveless leather jacket, sunglasses and cropped trousers
- It is the South Korean star's first speech in English
- High-profile figures from Jimmy Carter to Michael Jackson have addressed the prestigious Oxford Union
Gangnam Style rapper Psy was mobbed by screaming fans as he arrived in London today before heading to Oxford Union to give a speech.
The 34-year-old South Korean, whose music video is the second most watched YouTube clip in history, is the first east Asian pop star to address the historic organisation.
The speech will be Psy's first public address in English, and he has picked the perfect venue - an organisation that Harold Macmillan once called 'the last bastion of free speech in the Western world'.
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Stylish: Psy looked overwhelmed as he arrived in London on the Eurostar to be greeted by hordes of fans
Quirky look: South Korean pop star Psy arrives at Oxford University's Oxford Union, where he made an hour-long address to students
First time: Psy, whose music video is the second most watched YouTube clip in history, outside Oxford Union where he was due to give a speech today - the first east Asian pop star to address the historic organisation
Psy delivers his first public speech at the Oxford Union
Showing them the moves: Psy teachers members of the Oxford Union how to perform the dance to his worldwide smash hit
'A great feeling': Psy was happy to be in the UK for three days as he was welcomed by fans as he arrived at Oxford Union
Cool moves: Oxford University students (from left) Ines Allard, Maria Borsa and Leila Lutfi do the Gangnam dance to celebrate Psy's arrival
The union, which exists independently from Oxford University and its students' union, has previously welcomed welcomed high-profile figures from Jimmy Carter to Michael Jackson to speak to its members.
Psy, whose full name is Park Jae-sang, travelled from Paris by Eurostar and said he was visiting the UK for three days.
He stopped briefly to pose for photographers and sign autographs at St Pancras station in a sleeveless leather jacket, cropped trousers and yellow-rimmed sunglasses.
He said it was 'really exciting' to be in the UK and 'a great feeling' to be greeted by so many people.
The rapper became a worldwide sensation when his humorous single Gangnam Style single shot to number one in the UK in September.
VIDEO: Psy does Gangnam Style at Oxford Union (and they join in!)
International hit: The rapper became a worldwide sensation when his humorous single Gangnam Style single shot to number one in the UK in September
Wildly popular: Fans and students queue up to get a glimpse of the modern legend in their debating hall
Heavyweights: Psy follows in the footsteps of many world-famous stars who have spoken at the union, including pop star Michael Jackson, left, and actor Clint Eastwood, right
The video shows Psy making fun of the extravagant lifestyle of the residents of Gangnam, a neighbourhood where he grew up in the South Korean capital, Seoul.
'The president and Psy are both from Gangnam - the area where the eponymous hit song takes its name.'
Psy said: 'I'm going to Oxford today, it's really exciting, I'm looking forward to it.'
His signature dance involves him prancing like a horse and wildly gesturing while posing in a sauna, a stable and even on the toilet.
Unique: Psy's moves have become so popular, even presidential candidates are copying them
Toilet humour: Psy takes his music into the bathroom in the bizarre video for Gangnam Style
Dressing up: Psy tries on a range of brightly coloured tuxedos in the hit video
The bizarre music sensation was released in July and quickly eclipsed teen superstar Justin Bieber's latest single.
Nobody was more surprised by the success of the video Gangnam Style than Psy, a musician with a decade-long career in his homeland who never thought he would break overseas.
He said: 'The YouTube video never targeted foreign countries. It was for local fans.
'My goal in this music video was to look uncool until the end. I achieved it.'
The video's popularity owes much to Psy's zany outfits and outlandish dance moves.
Going global: Tens of millions of people have watched the unique music video on YouTube
Bigger than Bieber: Pop poster boy Justin Bieber is struggling to keep up with this chubby rival
Parodies have popped up from South Korea to the United States, with everyone from prisoners to royal Zara Phillips recreating the video.
Even a few of South Korea's normally staid presidential candidates are imitating Psy's moves in an appeal to voters.
The song was meant as a commentary on the rampant materialism and emphasis on appearance of today's South Korea - particularly in relation to Gangnam, which Psy terms Seoul's Beverly Hills.
The musician explains: 'It is too hot, and the economy is so bad. So I just wanted the song - lyrics, dances and everything - to be full of gusto.'
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Afternoon Headshots May 29th
Thomas Drance
May 29 2013 03:05PM
The King of pop drops the puck at a 1984 Vancouver Canucks home game.
Image via retronaut.com.
Today at Canucks Army we forged ahead with our Coaching Candidate Profile series and took a look at Dave Tippett, we also shrugged our shoulders at the news that the Canucks re-signed fourth-liner Tom Sestito.
Read past the jump for all the Canucks news that's fit to link to.
Canucks Re-Sign Tom Sestito for Two Years
Thomas Drance
May 29 2013 11:46AM
Realistically this was Sestito's most memorable moment as a Canucks skater last season.
Tom Sestito is an okay fourth-line pugilist type. He announced today on Twitter that he's been re-signed by the Canucks for two seasons:
Couldn't be happier to announce I have signed a two year deal with the Vancouver Canucks— Tom Sestito (@TomSestito23) May 29, 2013
The Canucks have confirmed the signing, and here's a link to the Canucks.com press release.
Read past the jump for a bit more analysis.
Coaching Candidate Profile: Dave Tippett
Patrick Johnston
May 29 2013 11:18AM
Image via wikimedia commons.
Dave Tippett is a veteran coach, meticulous, known to get along well with players as long as they understand the need to work hard. He'd be a solid fit for the Vancouver Canucks.
Of course, he's also still under contract with the Phoenix Coyotes, but only until the end of June though the 'Yotes are doing everything they can to retain him. Whether Tippett re-signs there or not has everything to do with ownership in the desert. What a surprise.
There's a lot to consider in Tippett's resume, but there's also a lot to consider about what it is that Mike Gillis wants from his next head coach.
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Late Afternoon Headshots: May 28th
Thomas Drance
May 28 2013 06:06PM
Via Chloe Ezra, the ultimate "Edler controversy" .gif.
It was a rainy day in Vancouver, but a sunny day at Canucks Army where we discussed Anton Rödin's decision to eschew North American hockey in favour of a return to the Swedish Elite League, continued on with our coaching profile series by taking a look at Toronto Marlies bench boss Dallas Eakins, had a complete epiphany when we realized that Dustin Brown grew up a Canucks fan, and talked briefly about Lindy Ruff, a guy who isn't a candidate for the head-coaching position in Vancouver.
More Canucks news and goodies after the jump.
Not a coaching candidate profile: Lindy Ruff
Cam Charron
May 28 2013 01:29PM
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Of all the names that have surfaced thus far in the search for the next Vancouver Canucks coach, Lindy Ruff is one of them. And it's odd that his name keeps coming up. There's no shortage of NHL teams that are run like a banana republic in regards to coaching, where the name on the coach's office is often printed in masking tape rather than anyone splurging on a $10 engraving that you can get done at the mall. Yet it took more than a decade for any of the major faces in the Buffalo Sabres organization to face the proverbial firing squad.
Ruff, who failed to turn a team with new money into a team that made the playoffs, took the bullet, but most analysts could probably deduce that the issue in Buffalo was the frivolous spending of general manager Darcy Regier. After years of icing competitive teams on a budget nowhere close to the cap, Regier wasn't a scrupulous with Pegula-bucks, spending buckets of money on Ville Leino and Christian Ehrhoff, trading for Robyn Regehr, opening the books to re-sign Tyler Myers and Drew Stafford, and then throwing it all away by trading for Steve Ott last summer.
The team stunk. Awful, awful, awful, and Ruff bit the bullet, though through no fault of his own. Read past the jump.


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DoubleLine Funds' Jeffrey Gundlach just delivered a presentation titled 'What Hath QE Wrought' to investors at the New York Yacht Club.
Gundlach argued that as the Fed unwinds its monthly asset purchase program it is likely to inflict some pain on the U.S. economy.
Recently, there had been some chatter about interest rates rising faster than previously expected.
But the latest FOMC minutes stated that "several participants noted that the increase in the median projection overstated the shift in the projections."
And that this should not be "misconstrued as indicating a move by the Committee to a less accommodative reaction function."
Gundlach says that if the Fed can successfully unwind its quantitative easing (QE) program it would be one of the greatest discoveries of our time.
Note: Gundlach first delivered this presentation in March 2014.
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