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One week of musical adventures in San Francisco has taken us a bit longer than one week to share on these pages. But today we look at the final show from that week, featuring Faust at The Chapel.
So how exactly does one describe a band like Faust? As it says in the show description from The Chapel, " Neither the habitus nor the music of this Hamburg group is easy to grasp." The usual label of "krautrock" isn't particularly descriptive, though it does orient them within the world of hard rock and experimental music coming out of Germany in the early 1970s. Many of the experimental elements around European and North American rock in that era can be found in their early albums like Faust IV. These elements were in abundance during the performance, with simple but meandering patterns mixed with a multitude of avant-garde elements. And it was all anchored by steady hands of original members Werner "Zappi" Diermaier and Jean-Hervé Péron.
There is a basic underlying hard-rock jam underpinning the music, which is then mixed with words, a variety of electronic sounds, and elements that were unique to the San Francisco show, including antiphonal vocals from the Cardew Choir and Lutra Lutra. (We have written about the Cardew Choir numerous times before on this site). The highlight of the collaborations was a final procession to the center of the crowd with large brass instruments dancing above the heads of the audience.
This was a contrast to the beginning of the set that featured soft vocals and percussion against a film playing in the background.
Another unusual feature of the set was the use of a graphical score, projected so that it could be seen by the audience as well as the musicians. Diermaier even turned his drum set around to face the projected score.
This photo also illustrates one other unique element to Faust's performance: a "knitting lady" sat at the front of the stage calmly and silently knitting throughout the set.
I also spied friend and fellow Bay Area synthesizer player Benjamin Ethan Tinker sitting in with the band, which was a fun surprise.
The show was sold out to a very appreciative audience and they were well received by longtime fans and newcomers alike. It was definitely a unique and unusual experience, but still one that felt very musical. I would not describe it at all as an evening of "noise" (not that there is anything wrong with that). They lived up to their billing as legendary purveyors of experimental avant-garde rock.
Faust was preceded by two opening acts: a solo performance by Bill Orcutt on guitar. It was a softer, but quirky take on blues guitar. Orcutt was followed by Heron Oblivion. While coming out of the milieu of "cosmic guitar music", they did have a darker, and sometimes frantic sound. They moved back and forth between more frenetic drum and guitar, and that soft plaintive sound in alternative pop. Overall, both acts fit with the theme of the evening, adding a bit of weirdness grounded in various conventions.
Today we look back at the final concert of the 2015 San Francisco Electronic Music Festival. The program featured artists – some familiar, some new – exploring different aspects of electronic music, both aurally and visually.
The evening opened with AQULAQUTAQU, a "fractal alien operetta" by Kevin Blechdom (aka Kristin Grace Erickson) in collaboration with Madison Heying, Matthew Galvin and David Kant.
[Photo: peterbkaars.com]
The operetta, complete with visuals, costumes, and dance, follows the story of two scientists on the planet AQULAQUTAQU, whose discoveries run afoul of the theocratic rulers of the planet (at a level Earth's contemporary theocrats could only dream of) and end up feeling the planet for Earth. During the story, one of the scientists presents the story of Ladle Rat Rotten Hut, a corruption of Little Red Riding Hood complete with images of vague homophones to the words of the story, and a larger-than-life wolf costume. The journey to Earth sets a very different tone from the sections on the homeworld, and the finale in which the arrivals on Earth have a dance party (with the wolf joining in) was fun and reminded me of 1960's tropes where everyone comes out and dances in the middle or end of a show.
The next set was a solo performance by Doug Lynner on his original Serge modular synthesizer along with a Cyndustries Zeroscillator.
We have frequently chronicled Doug Lynner and his virtuosic performances here on CatSynth, and they are always impressive, sometimes quite subtle and intricate before breaking out into louder noisier sections. This one was a bit different, focusing more on beats and harmonies that approached traditional Western music, perhaps even a bit towards electronica. Of course it was all done with the same instrumentation as his more abstract performances – the Serge modulars tend to have simple functions like slopes that are combined into more complex signals, so it likely takes a bit to assemble something as rhythmic and harmonic as this performance was.
The final set featured a piece by Olivia Block titled Aberration of Light. Originally composed for a live cinema piece, it was presented here as a four-channel realization in a darkened hall. The one minimalist visual element was a single cone of light striking fog (emitted from a machine offstage).
[Photo: peterbkaars.com]
The piece and the visual was meditative. One could focus on just the sounds and the interaction with the room, which forms another instrument of the piece, but I did find myself focused on the light cone as I am often drawn to minimalist visual elements. It also gave the performance a more mysterious quality than would have been present if the room was entirely dark.
Overall it was a solid show and thought Block's piece was a great ending to the festival. Because of many circumstances beyond the scope of this article, this final show of SFEMF was the only one I was able to attend the year. I am glad I was able to make it, and looking forward to next year's festival.
The final night of the Outsound New Music Summit featured three sets combining music with visuals. The room was dark, with all illumination coming from the visuals on the screen and the sonic elements abstractly arrayed around them.
The evening opened with Mika Pontecorvo's project Bridge of Crows performing an improvised set to a segment Pontecorvo's film The Bedouin Poet of Mars: The Last Poet.
[Photo: PeterBKaars.com]
The film's story is a bleak tale of a poet who is the last survivor of a once-thriving civilization on Mars, searching for a home for himself and the last surviving plant. He sees the results of several self-destructive civilizations on his journey. Despite the dark subject matter, the visuals themselves were lively and abstract at times, with lots of interesting visual and image processing.
The music moved in and out of a variety of textures and dynamic levels, though the focus remained on the visuals throughout. Joining the regular ensemble was Bob Marsh, wearing one of his trademark suits and performing on a string instrument made from a tree.
[Photo: PeterBKaars.com]
One disadvantage of the darkened environment was that I did not get to see much of Marsh or his instrument, which I would have liked to. Rounding out the ensemble were Kersti Abrams on winds, Elijah Pontecorvo on electric bass, Greg Baker on electronics, hydrophone and clarinet, Mark Pino on percussion, and Mariko Miyakawa on vocals.
Next up was Tender Buttons, a trio featuring Tania Chen on small instruments, with Gino Robair and Tom Djil on analog modular synthesizers. The trio performed sounds against live interactive video by Bill Thibault.
[Photo: PeterBKaars.com]
The set was anchored by Chen's piano, which ranged from intricate and complex to loud and aggressive, augmented by small toy instruments. The piano interlaced with Thibault's abstract visuals, which started out simply but grew more complex over the course of the set. Throughout, the visuals displayed words from Gertrude Stein's poem Tender Buttons, but were increasingly mixed with the more complex elements.
[Photo: PeterBKaars.com]
Robair and Djll provided a variety of adept sounds from modular synthesizers and circuit-bent electronics to complement the piano and video.
The final set featured live interactive video by Bill Hsu with James Fei on reeds and Gino Robair returning on percussion.
[Photo: PeterBKaars.com]
I am quite from the minimalist quality in Bill Hsu's visuals. The began with very simple geometric elements, but soon hope added a bit of controlled chaos that led to very organic elements on the screen.
Befitting the visuals, the music in this set was more sparse, with moments of quiet and loud solo bursts from Robair and Fei. Robair percussion worked best with the early geometric elements, and Fei's complex runs on saxophone worked well with the more organic visuals.
I enjoy sets that integrate visuals and music into a single unit. It can sometimes be a challenge to take everything in, much less write about it afterwards. But I hope this gives a little insight into the evening. It was a good closing concert for this years Summit, and was appreciated by those who came only that night as well as the loyal audience members who were there most or all days. This concludes the 2015 Outsound New Music Summit, and I look forward to its return next year.
While the first night of the 2015 Outsound New Music Summit was billed as "Quiet Noise", the second night was something altogether different. The concert features three exuberant but very different bands spanning a wide variety of musical techniques and styles.
First up was Cabbages, Captain and King, a trio featuring Eli Wallace on piano, Karl Evangelista on guitar, and Jon Arkin on drums.
[Cabbages, Captain and King. Photo: peterbkaars.com.]
I have become quite a fan of Eli Wallace's piano playing, which is virtuosic and energetic. Combined with Evangelista's intense and varied guitar performance and Arkin's drums, the trio packed quite a punch. The speed and energy rarely let up throughout the 45-minute set. The music had an unsettled quality, always moving forward and never quite reaching a groove or tonal center. There were occasional quiet moments when the overall intensity of the performance let up, and the final notes with prepared piano were a nice touch.
[Eli Wallace. Photo: peterbkaars.com.]
Next up was Liza Mezzacapa's Bait & Switch performing her project avantNoir. The pieces in this project were all inspired by noir fiction. The first half was based on "hard-boiled" stories by Dashiell Hammett set in 1920s San Francisco – with many familiar places and streets references – and the second half was based on "soft boiled" stories by Paul Auster set in 1980s New York (also a familiar setting).
[Lisa Mezzacappa's avantNOIR with Bait & Switch. Photo: peterbkaars.com.]
The music fit into the punctuated jazz style I have heard many times from Mezzacapa and her bands. But there was a distinctly 1970s crime show vibe to many of the pieces that contrasted with the times and places of the original stories' settings. The interplay of bass, guitar with wah wah and drums, along with some of the electronic sounds from guest performer Tim Perkis led to this 1970s feel. The project itself suggests film scores for the stories, and I liked the idea of changing listeners' expectations, especially if they have seen Hollywood versions of these stories. In addition to Mezzacapa and Perkis, the set featured Aaron Bennett on tenor saxophone, Jordon Glenn on drums, John Finkbeiner on guitar and special guest William Winant on vibraphone and sound-effects percussion. I found Winant's seltzer bottle and tiny door particularly amusing.
[Aaron Bennett and William Winant. Photo: peterbkaars.com.]
Then it was time for Vacuum Tree Head to take the stage.
[Vacuum Tree Head. Photo: peterbkaars.com.]
Led by Jason Berry who was conducting this evening, led us through fast-paced set of short pieces that ranged from classic jazz to deep funk to something approaching metal rock. Above the fray were vocals by Amy X Neuburg, who brought her theatrical and operatic voicings to the rather challenging music along with her very distinctive performance personality.
[Amy X Neuburg and Jason Berry. Photos: peterbkaars.com.]
Many of the pieces, which were composed primarily by Berry and Michael de La Cuesta who together formed the band in 1989(!), were premiers. The band made the most of the variety of music, with an extended fusion keyboard solo by Amanda Chaudhary in DL DS, deep funk from the whole band behind Rich Corney's guitar in EMS, a blindingly short jazz tune inspired by the Akhnaton dynasty of ancient Egypt, and a loud metal tune that may have been a first for an Outsound New Music Summit.
[Amanda Chaudhary et al. Photo: peterbkaars.com.]
Rich Lesnick (also a band-mate of mine in Reconnaissance Fly) brought solid saxophone and bass clarinet, including an extended moody bass-clarinet solo in Cushion Fortress; and Michael de la Cuesta featured in many songs on analog synthesizer, guitar and glockenspiel. Justin Markovits held things together with his drumming, assisted in the rhythm section by Tom Ferguson on bass. There was even a bit of abstract electronics from Amy X Neuburg on Blippo Box and Amanda Chaudhary on modular synth.
[Michael de la Cuesta and Justin Markovits. Photo: peterbkaars.com.]
The set was very well received by audience, some of whom were longtime fans of the band and some hearing us for the first time. And personally, it was quite a privilege to be part of the band for this event.
Overall, it was a strong evening for the summit, one that stood out as quite contrasting among the sets as well as with the other concerts.
The opening concert of the 2015 Outsound New Music Summit open with a very elemental program based on music from wood, stone, earth and metal.
First up was Cheryl Leonard performing compositions for natural objects, including shells, stones, wood, and water. Each of the pieces was accompanied by a video created from other artists.
Water and extreme weather were major themes of her set. The first piece was based on field recordings of melting ice on lakes in Yosemite National Park. As an ominous sign for the chronic drought we are facing here in California and climate change worldwide, the ice was thawing an crackling without a snow cover in mid January. Nonetheless, the music Leonard created from this was beautiful, the thumps and crackles formed a surprisingly strong rhythm with changing meter. Another piece focused on a storm while in open waters of the Arctic ocean as seen through the porthole of a ship, with video by artist Genevieve Swift. This piece was more turbulent compared to the more mesmerizing nature of the melting ice.
Leonard also employs quite a variety of musical techniques for her natural objects, not simply percussive techniques. In the photo above, we see her playing dried kelp as a wind instrument.
Next up was Machine Shop, a duo featuring Karen Stockpole on gongs and Drew Webster on electronics. The dominant element in this set was metal, but not simply metal as found objects, but forged into strong and beautiful instruments.
Gongs can of course be loud and chaotic, but the rich harmonics and interplay among them can be brought out for subtle musical phrasing with a master artist like Karen Stockpole. The sounds ranged from loud booming drones to individual nearly pure tones and beats among harmonics from different instruments. There were also more abrupt staccato notes that she played with a mobile gong while walking around the stage. The overall effect was hypnotic, but nonetheless very musical with phrasing and a subtle form of rhythm.
It was often difficult to tell where the acoustic sounds of the gongs ended and where the electronic processing began, which is not a bad thing, as I think electro-acoustic ensembles should often blend these elements. In the last two pieces, however, Webster's electronics were more apparent, and one could here the processing as well as his synthesizer contributions to the sound which complemented the amplified gongs.
Overall, it was a strong start to this years summit. Both sets were very well received by the full house in attendance; and it was refreshing to see that the artists received support for their recordings for sale (at least one of the new releases is now in the CatSynth collection).
Most photographs for this article are from Peter B. Kaars, who was featured earlier in the week with an exhibit and reception. You can read our report from that event here.
If you have followed our past coverage of the annual Outsound New Music Summit you have encountered the photography of Peter B. Kaars. Indeed, his photos appear on many of our reviews of Outsound events and beyond. This year, his work was the subject of an evening of the summit, with a gallery installation and reception.
[Image by Rent Romus, Outsound Presents]
For this event, Kaars selected images that were single portraits, each capturing an aspect of the performers' musical personality.
I was particularly happy and honored to be the subject of one of his selections: a close-up of my hand on a modular synth.
The exhibition was a chance to see Kaars' work as an artistic endeavor independent of the performances being documented. Or as Executive Director Rent Romus put it: "an artist making art of artists making art."
The evening also featured a screening of Tim Perkis' film Noisy People, which documented the Bay Area new-music and free-improvisation scene in the period 2002-2007 by following a collection of familiar artists.
Indeed, all of the artists featured in the film are people and I know and in many cases played with, either during the period chronicled or through countless events after I moved to San Francisco in 2008. It was fun to see some folks I know now in an earlier incarnation, and how their music has collaborations have changed. Of course, seeing it in an audience comprised of members of scene made the experience that much more fun.
You can find out about the concerts for this year's Summit at the official website.
The band Vacuum Tree Head returns for a performance at this year's Outsound New Music Summit. The event will be on July 30, 8PM at the Community Music Center, 544 Capp Street in San Francisco.
Vacuum Tree Head is led by Jason Berry – that's "J.B." who draws the Mensa Cat Monday cartoons. The poster that appears above is his artwork as well. The new lineup for the band features Amanda Chaudhary on keyboards, Rich Corney on guitar, Michael de la Cuesta on guitar, orchestral chimes and synthesizers; Tom Ferguson on bass; Richard Lesnik on saxophones and bass clarinet, Justin Markovits on drums, and Amy X Neuburg on vocals and custom electronics. From the Summit website:
VTH has created music ranging from ambient electronics pieces scored for feedback, bass clarinets, singing bowls and bowed gongs (Tar'Hai Wizard, a piece dedicated to the great Jean "Moebius" Giraud), to tightly composed, guitar-based punk/prog songs (the album "THIRTEEN"), to abstract electronics and audio collage (the album "Aum Carve Etude H"), and all stops in between. The band is currently moving into areas involving the intersection of tightly composed compositions and free improvisation
The even also includes two other great bands. Cabbages, Captain, & King is a trio of Jon Arkin (drums), Karl Evangelista (guitar), and Eli Wallace. I have heard Wallace's virtuosic piano a few times already this and looking forward to more. Finally, we will be treated to a performance of a new project avantNOIR by Lisa Mezzacappa with her Bait & Switch.
Please visit the Outsound New Music Summit for a full rundown of all the evenings. (We at CatSynth will be the to cover all four concerts.)
I participated in quite a few performances in 2014, with a lot of challenges and memorable experiences along the way. But there was perhaps none quite as unique or purely fun as my solo set in the window gallery of Artists' Television Access (ATA). It was part of a month-long program called Almost Public/Semi-Exposed, a "series of installed performances ranging from movement to musical, ritual to reenactment, interactive to endurance."
[Photo by David Samas]
My performance, entitled "CatSynth in the Window", was a solo with Moog theremini, analog modular, full cat-print costume and body movement. The theremin was a controller for various sound-generated modules, including the Metasonix R54 and Benjolin by Rob Hordjik. And at three hours with just one break, it was among the longest continuous performances I have done.
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Immediately I know this was going to be a great experience. The window was my stage, and the city bustling by on Valencia Street was my audience. Many walked by with just a curious glance. Some stopped to listen for a few minutes. Others stayed a while, contacting friends to come check it out. One little girl called me a witch.
[Photo by David Samas. Click to enlarge.]
Sonically, the performance was relatively sparse, with usually no more than two sound sources at once. Motion and gesture were an central part of the performance, as was interacting with the people on the street. Here is a video excerpt.
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Although I was inside the window, the sound was being broadcast through a speaker in the entryway of ATA to the outside so that people could clearly hear as they walked by. One unexpected challenge was the jazz band practicing inside the main ATA space. But I made the most of it using my skills as a jazz pianist and riffing off the standards they were playing. The audience interaction was among the most rewarding parts of the event, matching the gestures and motions suggested by people outside. For an extended period of time, one of the neighborhood's icons Diamond Dave was completely enthralled by the performance and interacting with me.
In this next video, you can see a bit of our impromptu "duo", as well as some of my attempts to play against the jazz ensemble.
[Video by David Samas]
The performance was an endurance test, physically and mentally, but it was an incredibly rewarding experience and I hope to be able to do it again, perhaps bringing to different venues and cities. It was interesting to see how a diverse flow of people choose to observe or interact. Indeed it was a mutual coming together at times, quite democratic and independent compared to a traditional concert setting. I would also like to think it was a positive contribution to the ATA site itself and to life along Valencia Street. I like how vibrant the street and neighborhood is, but providing a little weirdness and unusual performance brings back a bit of San Francisco's long history of unique culture back.
A big thank you to Ariel Zaccheo and Tessa Siddle for curating this event, and to the folks at Artists' Television Access for providing us the time, space and support.
The 2014 Outsound Music Summit in underway. And as usual, we began with our popular community event Touch the Gear. We had a large crowd of all ages, and delightful cacophony of unusual musical sounds.
This year, I brought the analog modular (specifically, about two-thirds of the current module collection) and the new Moog Theremini:
[Photo by Frank Lin]
There were several first-time participants this year, including Elise Gargalikis and Dmitri SFC of coa-modular.comwith their "wall of Serge". It was fun to get to try this out myself.
[Photo by Elise Gargalikis]
There was more Serge modular to be found, courtesy of Lx Rudis.
Aaron Oppenheim brought classic circuit-bent toys, including a Speak&Math and the Talking Computron.
It was a bit of inspiration to get of my tuchus and circuit-bend the Speak&Spell sitting in my studio!
There was a Minimoog sighting, of course.
Long-time participants Matt Davignon and CJ Borosque demonstrated their recent work with effects pedals. Davignon processed drum machines and samplers while Borosque's pedals were in a closed loop circuit generating their own sound.
There were acoustic instruments as well. David Samas brought his very impressive contrabass ehru. This beast was huge. And it had bells in addition to the strings and resonant chamber (made out of a trunk).
Bryan Day presented his mechanical/electrical/acoustic inventions.
Jaroba shared a variety of wind and percussion instruments with a bit of electronics.
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There were several more presenters, and as usual I don't have room for everyone in this post. But it was a great event as always, and we at Outsound appreciated everyone's contributions. Now it is on to the concerts including tomorrow night's Poetry Freqs show. Please click here for the full schedule!


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| SunBinamra chapter 1 . 5/26/2015
As sad as this was, it was beautifully written and in some ways I like this version of Rex's post-Event wandering better than the show's (because seriously, if Rex was 15 five years after the Event but still had time to get involved with Quarry and the others before Providence then how old was he when he joined Providence it doesn't make sense and is Abysus anywhere near Hong Kong and aargh).
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| cocopops1995 chapter 1 . 5/9/2015
I love Generator Rex! This little prelude to tgethe show was awesome! I really enjoyed it!
| captainkyburz chapter 1 . 2/13/2015
Oh my god, oh my god, I absolutely love this origin story! Your Rex and Six are amazing, and I absolutely loved the family that 'adopted' him! I'd love to read more of your work in the GenRex universe! (I actually plan on stalking your profile to see if you have any more haha)
| strabimonx chapter 1 . 11/11/2014
Sequel please
| Guest chapter 1 . 4/11/2014
I love this soo much! And hey at least the whole rex being a thief or working for one was canon. props for that!
| fanaticagenrex chapter 1 . 10/25/2013
Es una de las mejores historias que leí , es sorprendente , es fantástica en todos sus aspectos . Es muy probable y las escenas son espectaculares . Me imagina todo en mi mente , es realmente muy buena .
| Peacexfreedom chapter 1 . 3/24/2013
Great fic! I like this take on Rex's origin before Providence, and I could see this as being canon...had they done anything more than a paper-cut lol (I'm kinda pissed that the show still didn't cover that, though) I like that bit at the end about Six maybe leaving Rex elsewhere.
| Sam chapter 1 . 12/4/2012
This was freaking amazing! Easily the best Generator Rex fanfic I've read :) Good job
| Aisilinn chapter 1 . 9/6/2012
This is really really good!
| Me chapter 1 . 1/16/2012
Best story ever! Please keep going
| Ookami-242 chapter 1 . 4/28/2011
I liked it! Even if this is only a fanfic, I'm going to imagine this is what happened before Rex actually met Six. If you ever finish your other fanfics(like that Collared one XD), this would be an awesome story to expand into a full-blown story!
| Tessadragon chapter 1 . 3/14/2011
This was great, I really enjoyed reading it :-)
| WillowPuff chapter 1 . 2/5/2011
wow great job i love it i hope you come up with more!
| xxXDanniXxx chapter 1 . 2/4/2011
I liked it.
oh yah, how come rex passed out after eating ? Was it just cause he was tired? Or was it because of all the injuries he had? either way it was still a great read )
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| RISING FLURRY chapter 1 . 2/1/2011
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Elegance in the Heartbeat of Toronto's Entertainment District, from the moment you walk into the Lobby the grandiose space and it's water art assure you, you are in for a unique experience.
Step inside and you are a million miles from it all, step out and you could be in the middle of Street Theatre. Whether for business or pleasure get the most the city has to offer as the stock exchange, shopping, sports and theater are all within walking distance. Situated in the heart of Toronto, this unique Condominium shares an intersection with the city's most exclusive where you'll find Hollywood's elite stepping out to take their dogs to the park on any given Sunday. Feel like Home with markets, organic options and one of a kind shops lining the streets leading you to some of Toronto's trendiest Restaurants and Boutiques.
Or stay-in on the rooftop terrace and watch the sunset over the lake and bright lights liven up the CN Tower while you contemplate if you're close enough to touch.
Welcome to 5***** Living - Bohemian decor~ in the Heartbeat of Toronto's Entertainment District at this Urban Hotel Alternative.
Warm downtown living - Chic 1 + 1 Bedroom Condo Luxuriously furnished with Contemporary styling. Step inside and you are a million miles from it all, step out and you could be in the middle of a Shakespeare re-enactment. Get the most the city has to offer as shopping, dining, sports and theater are all within walking distance. Situated in the heart of Toronto's Entertainment district, this unique condominium shares an intersection with the exclusive SOHO Met and features 775 sq ft of artistic deco leaving no amenity spared.
Feel comfortably at home with Salvador Dali, David Schluss and friends on your wall. Enjoy a South facing view of the CN Tower, Upscale Finishing, 2 Queen-size beds (including 1 Murphy bed), fully outfitted kitchen, en-suite laundry, 24-Hour Security, 24-Hour Complete Rooftop Fitness Facility and Terrace, Lap Pool and Sauna. Just steps from Toronto's Financial District and a stone's throw from the action on King and trendy Queen streets. Hop over the sidewalk to the Rogers Centre, Metro Hall, Theatres, and P.A.T.H. the city's underground walkway where you'll discover miles of hidden treasures.
A business man's retreat or action seeker's hideaway with boutiques, cafes, jazz, parks and Toronto's Hot spots nearby you won't need anything but your imagination…
Zinnia Properties welcome's you!
We are a group specializing in short-term stays in downtown Toronto catering to both business travelers and those holidaying in the city.
You are invited.
Whether you dream of an influential buisness trip that seems short and easy or an illustrious vacation we are here to support you with the perfect atmosphere and location. We are so glad to share our suite with you and from the words of our guests, we trust ' that you will enjoy it as your home away from home during your stay'.
Professional, quality, convenient, comfortable, chic, peaceful, outfitted with all the details wrapped up in the ideal location.
You can walk anywhere and everywhere and rest well when you're done! You'll surprise yourself if you're 'not a walker' that said we are 5 minutes from the subway and the streetcar stop is right outside.
We are in the entertaiment capital of Toronto yet tucked away on a quiet street facing the lake so you can sleep and dream of your getaway peacefully. 60 seconds will get you to Second City, live theatre, 30 restaurants, antique movie special displays in a state of the art facility and the CN Tower. Toronto welcomes you.
My parents and I did a long weekend in Toronto and thoroughly enjoyed our condo rental. The condo was clean, plenty of towels, sheets, kitchen needs and really comfortable. My parents slept in the bedroom - which was gorgeous. I was on the murphy bed - which was extremely comfortable and cozy.
Our one hiccup wasn't necessarily with the condo or the management - the previous tennants accidentally kept one set of the keys. BUT miraculously we received the keys that evening - they went far and beyond in getting those keys to us - it had to be sent from another city. They definitely handled that situation well.
The condo management was extremely nice and very responsive to my emails/phone calls. I would definitely rent from them again.
Wow! Did we make the right choice. This rental could not have been more perfect for our recent trip to Toronto's Entertainment district.
Restaurants, bars, shopping, theatres and even sporting venues are all within walking distance of this spacious well appointed apartment.
The condo itself has many amenities you can take advantage of at the end of the day to help you relax. There is a beautiful roof top patio (with BBQ), work out pool, gym, WiFi and of course, the cute little balcony. Perfect for enjoying a glass of your complimentary wine while enjoying the night time view of the CN Tower and Rogers Centre!
Our greeter Shannon was wonderful and 'check-in/check out' was a breeze. Should you need it, parking is available for a minimal fee paid to your greeter on check in. The entire building was clean and secure, the people we met helpful and friendly and we would not hesitate to return.
We highly recommend this rental property!
Couldn't have asked for a better location. Restaurants 30 seconds over on the following street. Clean, spacious, safe! Close to everything really. Our greeter was friendly and our driver was a nice courteous and friendly. Took right to our suite. Toronto was a lovely visit. Walking late at night, I did not feel unsafe at any point. My only regret was having to leave. I would love to go back because you can't learn all about the city and its offerings in just one visit. This place is a keeper.
My friends and I absolutely loved our stay at this apartment. The location is great - walking distance to local restaurants, shops, bars etc. The building is very secure, and had good additional facilities e.g. free wifi within the apartment, computers downstairs, pool, gym, rooftop. We loved the apartment. It was beautifully furnished, it felt like a home away from home. The hosts were so helpful and responsive before and during our stay. We had to delay our check in date due to a flight cancellation and Shannon Leigh was really accommodating with the last minute change in plans. I would highly recommend staying at this apartment. We've stayed in others all over the world and this is one of the best!
We spent 5 days here and loved every minute. Wonderful view from our 11th-floor balcony or our bed of Rogers Centre dome and CN Tower with its night light display augmented by a full moon. Good base for wandering Queen West, Kensington Market, St. Lawrence Market, Harbourfront etc. Lots of good restaurants nearby. We had intended to stay at a hotel, but for about the same money we got this coolly decorated condo that came well equipped for eating in and entertaining. Only drawback was that it overlooked a large power grid beside the CBC and there seems to be construction underway that may block the view of the lake and islands. Hosts kindly extended early check-in and late check-out to coincide with our Porter flights at Toronto Island airport. We have environmental/chemical sensitivities but there were no problems (we just stayed away from the indoor chlorinated pool on the rooftop).
This is so far my best apartment rented in my entire life. Full amenities and we managed to received some free drinks! It is hassle free to travel with whole family and you get to relax in the apartment to enjoy your free time in the apartment after a tiring walk around Toronto. I will definitely rent back this apartment if I am going to Toronto again whether for business or leisure!
We are glad to invite you to your own private refuge in the middle of Toronto's Entertainment district. You will notice the difference from the moment you enter the lobby – with it's dramatic design and water art that you are in for a unique experience.
Get the most the city has to offer in the heartbeat of Toronto's core as shopping, dining, sports and theater are all minutes away. Situated in the heart of Toronto's Entertainment district, this unique condominium shares an intersection with the exclusive SOHO Metropolitan Hotel where you'll find Hollywood's elite stepping out to walk their dogs.
The Toronto Entertainment District is an urban neighborhood packed with top restaurants, bars, and nightlife venues. It features something for every taste and demographic. With world leading hotel brands and boutique accommodations, the Fashion and Financial Districts as neighbors, this is the ideal area for the discerning patron.
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MESA, Ariz. -- Chicago Cubs infielder Augie Ojeda, who has been sidelined 10 days with back spasms, will have an epidural procedure performed by doctors on Monday, according to the player.
The procedure will be done between two vertebra, and Ojeda expects to be back on the field within 2-3 days.
Infielder Darwin Barney has had a sensational spring and has all but won the backup shortstop job that he had been competing for with Ojeda, who has had just eight at-bats in seven games this spring.
Ojeda signed a minor league contract with the Cubs on Jan. 26. Although contractually obligated, it's uncertain whether the 36-year-old Ojeda would accept a minor league assignment.
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Naum Prokupets
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Naum Leybovich Prokupets (born March 20, 1948) is a Moldovan-born Soviet sprint canoeist who competed in the late 1960s.[1] He is Jewish.[2]
Naum Prokupets was born in Basarabeasca, a small town in Moldova. At the age of 17, he was spotted by a canoeing trainer who encouraged him to move to Moscow to train with the national USSR canoeing team. In 1991, after working in senior positions in the sports administration for several years and after the break-up of the Soviet Union, Prokupets immigrated to Israel. Initially he worked as a security guard and a pool lifeguard. Now he is a production worker at the Flextronics electronics plant in Migdal HaEmek. He lives with his family in Nazareth Illit.[3]
Canoeing career[edit]
At the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, he won a bronze medal in the C-2 1000 m event.[2]
Prokupets also won a gold medal in the C-2 10000 m event at the 1971 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships in Belgrade.[2]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Naum Prokupets Biography and Olympic Results". Sports-reference.com. Retrieved February 1, 2011.
- ^ a b c Taylor, Paul (2004). Jews and the Olympic Games: The Clash Between Sport and Politics – With a Complete Review of Jewish Olympic Medalists. Sussex Academic Press.
- ^ "Nazareth Illit's secret Olympic champion", YNet News
External links[edit]
- ICF medalists for Olympic and World Championships – Part 1: flatwater (now sprint): 1936–2007.
- ICF medalists for Olympic and World Championships – Part 2: rest of flatwater (now sprint) and remaining canoeing disciplines: 1936–2007.
- "Naum Prokupets". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC.
- 1948 births
- Canoeists at the 1968 Summer Olympics
- Living people
- Moldovan canoeists
- Olympic canoeists of the Soviet Union
- Olympic bronze medalists for the Soviet Union
- Soviet canoeists
- Olympic medalists in canoeing
- Russian canoeists
- ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships medalists in Canadian
- Male canoeists
- Jewish Moldovan sportspeople
- Moldovan emigrants to Israel
- Medalists at the 1968 Summer Olympics


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Iranian Candidate Turns to Twitter
TEHRAN -- As a challenger to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Friday's vote, candidate Mehdi Karroubi doesn't get a lot of air time on state TV and radio.
So, his campaign manager, Gholamhossein Karbaschi -- like political operatives around the world -- has turned to Twitter, the social messaging tool, as the newest weapon in his campaign arsenal. He's been tweeting from the campaign trail for just nine days and has 1,200 followers.
"We don't have state TV and radio, and we don't have state media, so we are forced to use these types of things," says Mr. Karbaschi, a former Tehran mayor. In an effort to maximize voter turnout, especially among Iran's youth and its relatively affluent and educated middle class, two of Mr. Ahmadinejad's main rivals in the June 12 vote have turned to the Internet like never before.
The youth vote is especially key, with around 70% of Iran's estimated 70 million under the age of 30. Both Mr. Karroubi and candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi, two so-called reformist candidates running against the hard-line conservative Mr. Ahmadinejad, are trying to woo young, middle-class voters, who have grown disenchanted with politics in recent voting. Mr. Ahmadinejad dominates state TV and radio.
For his opponents, cyber tools like Twitter and Facebook have been ways to get their message out to these voters. Mr. Mousavi's presidential campaign uses Facebook to send out daily news updates and announce events.
It's an effective medium to stimulate debate about the elections with students and educated members of Iran's middle and upper classes who have internet access, according to Majid Zamani, who works with Mousavi's campaign team. "This socioeconomic class is the one that tends not to vote, and this was another means to fire them up and convince them to vote," Mr. Zamani says.
Former president Mohammad Khatami -- who is supporting Mr. Mousavi's campaign--recently had a live question-and-answer chat session, on Twitter, Yahoo messenger, Facebook and Friendfeed. Iran briefly blocked Facebook in late May, but rescinded the ban one day after Mr. Ahmadinejad denied ordering the closure of the website at a Tehran press conference.
Mohsen Rezai, a conservative challenger to Mr. Ahmadinejad doesn't seem to have joined the Internet fray. Mr. Ahmadinejad himself was an early enthusiast. He started a blog, called "Personal Memos" during his presidential term, answering questions in Farsi, English and French. But his last English post was in December 2007 and there have been just two Farsi posts this year. (The last one was this week.)
There is also a Twitter account in Mr. Ahmadinejad's name, but there are only three posts.
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