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In Free Birds, you travel back in time to save turkeys from becoming Thanksgiving's main course. Is turkey on your Thanksgiving menu this year?
Yes, turkey is on the menu. In fact, I'm planning on having some turkey today.
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How did you prepare to play a turkey?
There wasn't a lot of preparation needed. It just kind of came naturally to me, playing a turkey. I guess I just had a lifetime of preparation for it.
What is the biggest difference between acting in an animated film and playing a live action role?
It's like when you're a kid with make believe. It's all sort of in your head. It's also just easier. There isn't a big crew, no hair and makeup and wardrobe. You just roll out of bed and go up to the sound studio. I like it. I would never have thought, based on my voice, that I would have done a lot of animated work, but for some reason it happened.
How do you celebrate Thanksgiving?
I celebrate it in Dallas with my family. We watch the Cowboys game, eat Thanksgiving dinner, and maybe try to get up a football game earlier in the day. My mom makes the Thanksgiving dinner, and she's great at it. She makes apple pie, pecan pie, turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, yams. I'd say it's my favorite meal of the year.
What does the holiday mean to you?
I read an article a few years ago about how the holiday is a nightmare for nutritionists, but for psychologists, there's actually something quite healthy about it. The idea of giving thanks, of being grateful, has a lot of health benefits. The simple act of writing down three things a day you're grateful for has a measurable impact on people's happiness and contentment. I wasn't writing them down, but over the course of the day, I'd see a sunset, or someone laughing, and I'd check that off and say that's something to be grateful for. It shifts your perspective because you're now looking for things to be happy about. Take the time, make the decision, to slow things down, and make a conscious effort to look for things over the course of a day to feel good about.

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Rosslyn office workers will have an excuse to take a slightly longer lunch break today. "Flight Time Lang," one of the world famous Harlem Globetrotters, will be dribbling basketballs across the Key Bridge starting at 1:30 this afternoon.
The publicity stunt will start at the intersection of N. Lynn Street and Lee Highway in Rosslyn. "Flight Time" will dribble and spin basketballs for one mile from the intersection, across the Key Bridge, and to a basketball court at a playground in Georgetown. (See a map of the route here.)
"Flight Time's grand arrival tips off 'Globetrotter Week' in the D.C. metropolitan area, which includes multiple school visits and goodwill appearances," the Globetrotters said in a press release. "The week concludes as the Globetrotters bring their one-of-a-kind skills to town for three big games on March 24 & 25: Verizon Center in Washington D.C. (Sat., March 24 at 1 p.m.) and the Patriot Center in Fairfax, VA (Sat., March 24 at 7:30 p.m. and Sun., March 25 at 2 p.m.)."
Update at 6:25 p.m. — All lanes have reopened.
The northbound (inbound) lanes of the Key Bridge are closed due to a "police situation."
Initial reports suggest a person may have jumped off the bridge, possibly on the D.C. side. Traffic cameras show Arlington police redirecting traffic heading toward the bridge on N. Lynn Street onto northbound Lee Highway and the George Washington Parkway.
Traffic appears to be flowing from the District into Arlington across the Key Bridge.
Very heavy traffic has been reported in Rosslyn and across the bridge in Georgetown.
Update at 5:55 p.m. — The few protesters who made it to the Virginia side of the Key Bridge were "pretty low-key," says Arlington County police spokeswoman Det. Crystal Nosal. No arrests were made and no injuries were reported. A small group of young protesters wearing anarchist symbols and bandanas over their faces had a brief but peaceful confrontation with Arlington police that ended with the group crossing back into D.C.
Update at 4:50 p.m. — After a peaceful occupation of one of the bridge's sidewalks, protesters have largely dispersed. Traffic on the Key Bridge is currently light and unobstructed.
Earlier: Several dozen Arlington County police officers in riot gear are stationed on the Virginia side of the Key Bridge, waiting to see if protesters from the Occupy D.C. movement decide to cross.
The heavy police presence on the Rosslyn side of the Potomac is accompanied by the presence of D.C. police mid-span and on the Georgetown side, and a U.S. Park Police helicopter overhead.
A couple hundred protesters are said to be marching in the District, compared to just over a dozen 'Occupy NoVA' demonstrators — mostly Verizon CWA union members — who marched down Wilson Boulevard around 3:00 this afternoon.
Local authorities are warning of possible rush hour traffic impacts as a result of today's scheduled Occupy NoVA and Occupy D.C. marches to the Key Bridge.
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) are advising the public about the possibility of traffic delays during the evening rush hour today (17 Nov) due to a planned demonstration and march by Occupy DC in the vicinity of the Key Bridge and McPherson Square.
The demonstration / march is scheduled to begin at 1430 and continue through the evening rush hour. Potential impacts include the possibility of heavy pedestrian and motor vehicle traffic between the Key Bridge, McPherson Square, and surrounding areas.
Arlington and D.C. police are stationed on either side of the Key Bridge to ensure the march remains orderly.
(Updated at 2:20 p.m.) A newly-formed group called 'Occupy NoVA' plans to march from Ballston's Welburn Square to the Key Bridge on Thursday afternoon.
The march is timed to coincide with a march by Occupy D.C. from McPherson Square to the Key Bridge — which some fear may snarl afternoon rush hour traffic.
"A national day of action is taking place around the country in the Occupy movement," Occupy NoVA said on its website. "We are going to be marching on this day in solidarity with Occupy DC, from Welburn Square to join in a Labor-Community-Occupy Day of Action and March on the Key Bridge in Rosslyn/Georgetown in protest of the deterioration of our public infrastructure and public services."
Protesters are expected to gather in Welburn Square at 2:00 p.m., before starting their march around 3:30 p.m. The marching route — which would take demonstrators through the heart of Clarendon, Courthouse and Rosslyn — includes parts of Wilson Boulevard, Clarendon Boulevard and N. Lynn Street. It's not clear if protesters will be marching on the sidewalk or in the street.
So far, Arlington County Police have not had any comment on their planned response to the protest. Last week an Occupy D.C. spokesman told ARLnow.com that the movement was aware of the Occupy NoVA group's existence.
Occupy NoVA has not yet set up any encampments, but the group says on its website that it will discuss further plans at meetings on Thursday.
Two of three northbound lanes are closed on the Key Bridge due to a presidential speech in Georgetown.
The lane closures are causing traffic to back up in Rosslyn, before the bridge.
President Obama is currently speaking in Goergetown Waterfront Park, near the Key Bridge. The speech started around 11:30 a.m.
Obama to Visit Key Bridge — President Obama will make an appearance on the D.C. side of the Key Bridge tomorrow to "highlight the need for infrastructure investments." The Key Bridge, the Memorial Bridge and the 14th Street Bridge are all structurally deficient and in need of immediate repair, according to a report released last month. [Washington Post]
CivFed Wary of A-Frame Signs — Arlington County Civic Federation delegates are wary of the county's plan to allow A-frame — or sandwich board — signs on the sidewalks of commercial districts. The federation will vote tonight on a resolution that asks that the number of A-frame signs be limited, due to the potential for the signs to impede the mobility of the elderly and the disabled. [Sun Gazette]
Al Franken to Visit Four Courts — Updated at 9:30 a.m. — Comedian and U.S. Senator Al Franken is scheduled to appear at a Democratic fundraiser at Ireland's Four Courts in Courthouse tonight. The fundraiser is reportedly off-limits to media. [Patch]
Another cyclist has been struck at the intersection of Lee Highway and N. Lynn Street, in Rosslyn.
The cyclist was struck by a vehicle on Lynn Street, just past Lee Highway approaching the Key Bridge, around 3:30 p.m. Only minor injuries were reported, but initial reports suggest the cyclist is going to be brought to a hospital.
This is the second reported bicyclist accident at the intersection in three days. Arlington County is the early stages of designing and implementing safety improvements at the intersection. The project is not expected to be complete until 2014.
(Update at 10:30 a.m.) A bicyclist was struck by a van near the Key Bridge in Rosslyn this morning.
The accident happened on Lynn Street, near the intersection with Lee Highway. Two lanes of Lynn Street were blocked as medics treated the bicyclist and as police took photos of the accident scene.
The bicyclist was taken to George Washington University Hospital with unspecified injuries. So far there's no indication that those injuries are life-threatening.
A driver was brought to the hospital after her Volvo ran off the road and flipped on its side in a small field across from the Marriott in Rosslyn.
The car was heading southbound on Fort Myer Drive, just past Key Bridge, when it hopped a curb, hit a tree and flipped over. Firefighters responded and used heavy equipment to extricate the woman from the driver's seat.
The accident happened around 7:15 p.m., near the end of the evening rush hour. Key Bridge traffic heading into Arlington was snarled as emergency vehicles blocked all but one lane of Fort Myer Drive.
No word on what caused the car to veer off the road. The woman is expected to be okay.
Man Killed on Key Bridge Was Arlington Resident — Police say 23-year-old Arlington resident Aliester Elizardo Pineda-Medrano was walking his broken-down moped across the Key Bridge when he was struck and killed by an SUV Sunday night. The man who police say struck Pineda-Medrano and kept going has also been identified. [WUSA 9]
DMV Back Open After Roof Blown Off — A large section of the metal roof atop the DMV building on South Four Mile Run Drive blew off during Friday's fierce winds. Nonetheless, the DMV opened as usual on Monday. [TBD]
Women of Vision Finalists Named — The Arlington Commission on the Status of Women has unveiled the four nominees for its 2011 'Women of Vision' award. The winner of the award will be announced at a reception on March 10. [Sun Gazette]
ArlingtonSenator.com Registered — State political blogger Ben Tribbett has been mentioned as a possible candidate in the race to replace retiring state Senator Mary Margaret Whipple. The 31-year-old is at least considering a run. Domain records show Tribbett has registered ArlingtonSenator.com. [Network Solutions]
A D.C. police officer was struck by a car while investigating a deadly accident on the Key Bridge last night.
According to NBC 4, a person who was walking a moped across the Key Bridge was struck and killed by an SUV that then fled the scene. The officer was on the bridge investigating the accident when he was struck from behind by another vehicle.
The driver that hit the officer stayed on the scene and the SUV driver was later stopped in Maryland, NBC 4's Tracee Wilkins reported. Both drivers are suspected of driving under the influence.
Initial reports suggest the officer briefly lost consciousness after being thrown into the striking vehicle's windshield. He's expected to be okay.


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The mystery surrounding the murder of a former Russian spy is growing more complicated. Investigators have found radiation at a dozen sites in Britain and aboard five planes.
Daniel McGrory, reporter with theTimes of London, talks with Madeleine Brand about the latest developments.
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Eclipse's Matrix i525z68 is the first desktop PC we've tested with a Z68-chipset motherboard, and we certainly didn't expect to find it at this price. The budget simply won't allow a vendor to take advantage of its best features. It does, however, offer unique upgrade potential.
Support for 6Gbps SATA, HDMI and USB 3.0 is standard. The ASRock board selected by Eclipse also uses Intel's Smart Response Technology, letting a solid-state disk (SSD) boost the performance of your existing hard drive. At this price, Eclipse hasn't been able to include an SSD.
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Lucid's Virtu technology also lets you switch between the Eclipse Matrix i525z68's integrated graphics and a dedicated card – if one had been fitted – and retain the CPU's video-encoding power.
Several sacrifices have been made to include this motherboard. The most noticeable is the processor: the Eclipse Matrix i525z68 uses the standard version of Intel's i5-2500, which has slower integrated graphics than its multiplier-unlocked sibling.
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The supplied 21.5in AOC F22 monitor will be adequate for most users, but its 's+' suffix denotes an analogue-only screen. The Eclipse Matrix i525z68's other specs are standard for the category, including a 1TB hard drive and 4GB of RAM.
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Processor: Until recently, Intel's Core i3 processor had the sub-£500 PC category sewn up. While you'll still find good value in systems based on this architecture, second-generation Core i5 'Sandy Bridge' chips blow them away in performance terms. Identify these chips by their four-digit model number.
'K' versions of Intel's Sandy Bridge processors support overclocking, but you'll need a pricey Z68- or P67-chipset-based motherboard (the latter also requires a discrete graphics card). A Z68 chipset provides additional support for SSD caching and auto-switching graphics.
Sandy Bridge chips also improve the integrated graphics performance. They provide accelerated graphics encoding, plus VGA and HDMI outputs. The 'K' chips come with more powerful integrated graphics than the standard versions. While neither option should be considered fast enough for a true gaming PC, some titles remain quite playable.
Memory: Expect 4GB at this price and don't settle for less than 2GB. Most CPUs require DDR3 RAM, while older ones can also use DDR2. Check your motherboard has free slots if you plan to upgrade later.
Storage: Falling prices mean that 1TB is well within the budget of even a budget PC. You can never have too much storage space, and digital media will quickly fill a reasonably sized drive. Hard-drive space is easy to add later, however.
If you're planning to upgrade hard drives internally, ensure that you've got spare drive bays inside your PC's case. Get a drive that can write to the DVD+/-R formats at 16-speed or better. If you want to get 8.5GB on to one disc, get a drive that can write to dual-layer discs at 12- and eight-speed respectively.
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Flat-panel: It's the component you'll be spending all your time looking at, but PC makers often compromise on the monitor.
Good-quality full-HD monitors are available even in sub-£500 systems. Expect to find a 21.5in model, although these are often marketed as 22in screens. It's best to get one with dual inputs and a digital connection, letting you get the best image quality available and hook up additional devices.
Graphics card: With the best graphics cards retailing for more than £300, a sub-£500 PC is unlikely to satisfy a hardcore gamer. However, decent graphics cards get cheaper all the time, and budget PCs can now handle games that were unthinkable a few months ago.
Intel's Core i3 and i5 CPUs come with integrated graphics processors that deliver better performance than older Intel integrated solutions. The new Sandy Bridge chips are even faster and offer features such as dual monitor outputs. These machines support HD video without the need for a separate graphics card.
AMD's ATI Radeon HD 5450 is a popular choice for a budget PC. It doesn't offer a great speed advantage over Intel GMA integrated graphics, but it offers support for DirectX 11.0. Many cards can also drive multiple monitors.
If you really want to play games, nVidia's GeForce GT 240 will provide some extra speed. Be prepared to lower your graphics settings, however.
Power supply: Expect only a basic PSU at this price point. A 450W or 500W model is a good starting point.
Sound card and speakers: You're unlikely to get a sound card at this price point.
Eclipse Matrix i525z68: Specs
- 3.3GHz Intel Core i5-2500
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
- 4 x USB 2.0
- 2 x USB 3.0
- ASRock Z68 Pro3 motherboard
- 21.5in AOC F22s+ (0.28mm pixel pitch, 1920x1080)
- Intel GMA HD 2000 (games scores: Fear = 16fps, Crysis [Low] = 9fps)
- onboard sound
- speakers built into monitor
- 22x DVD-R/22x +R/12x -R DL/16x +R DL/6x -RW/8x +RW/12x -RAM/16x -ROM
- one-year return-to-base warranty
- WorldBench 6 score: 158
- 3.3GHz Intel Core i5-2500
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
- 4 x USB 2.0
- 2 x USB 3.0
- ASRock Z68 Pro3 motherboard
- 21.5in AOC F22s+ (0.28mm pixel pitch, 1920x1080)
- Intel GMA HD 2000 (games scores: Fear = 16fps, Crysis [Low] = 9fps)
- onboard sound
- speakers built into monitor
- 22x DVD-R/22x +R/12x -R DL/16x +R DL/6x -RW/8x +RW/12x -RAM/16x -ROM
- one-year return-to-base warranty
- WorldBench 6 score: 158
If you're looking for a budget PC with firm plans to upgrade later, then the Eclipse Matrix i525z68 is an excellent choice. We recommend paying a little extra for an Intel Core i5-2500K processor to unlock its full potential, however.


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django-hero-slider 1.0
Django app to define images to be shown on a frontpage slider. They can link to any object.
Latest Version: 1.3
A Django application for defining images that should be shown on the frontpage of your website in a slider. Each image can have a title, description and a generic foreign key to any object in your database.
If you want to install the latest stable release from PyPi:
$ pip install django-hero-slider
If you feel adventurous and want to install the latest commit from GitHub:
$ pip install -e git://github.com/bitmazk/django-hero-slider.git#egg=hero_slider
Add filer, easy_thumbnails and hero_slider to your INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS = ( ..., 'filer', 'easy_thumbnails' 'hero_slider', )
Include the urls for this app:
urlpatterns = patterns( '', url(r'^hero-slider/', include('hero_slider.urls')), )
Run the South migrations:
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Login to the Django admin and create some SliderItem objects. Each SliderItem should point to some other object (with a generic foreign key).
In your template you can display the slider like this:
{% load hero_slider_tags %} {% render_hero_slider %} <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { // put all your jQuery goodness in here. $('.carousel').carousel({ /* interval: 3000 */ }) }); </script>
Alternatively you can use the get_slider_items assignment tag:
{% load hero_slider_tags %} {% get_slider_items as items %} {% include "some_template/slider.html with items=items %}
If you want to change the look and feel of the slider, just override the hero_slider/carousel.html template.
If you want to contribute to this project, please perform the following steps:
# Fork this repository # Clone your fork $ mkvirtualenv -p python2.7 django-hero-slider $ pip install -r requirements.txt $ ./logger/tests/runtests.sh # You should get no failing tests $ git co -b feature_branch master # Implement your feature and tests # Describe your change in the CHANGELOG.txt $ git add . && git commit $ git push origin feature_branch # Send us a pull request for your feature branch
Whenever you run the tests a coverage output will be generated in tests/coverage/index.html. When adding new features, please make sure that you keep the coverage at 100%.
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Although I was unable to attend the actual dedication of the courthouse, I was privileged to be at the outstanding Law Day banquet the night before, coordinated by Augusta Bar Association President Sam Nicholson. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was the speaker and delivered an excellent message about the importance of the rule of law and the roles of all who labor to protect it.
The ceremonies continued the following day with the dedication of the courthouse to the memory of Judge Ruffin, one of Georgia's legal giants, whose career as a lawyer and a judge personified the noble pursuit of justice for all. That legacy, now acknowledged with this beautiful new facility, is a great source of pride for Augusta.
All Georgia lawyers and judges can be inspired by our Augusta colleagues' commitment and effort to strengthen the judicial system in their community, which in turn serves to promote the cause of justice and uphold the integrity of the legal profession in our state.
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Industry Groups Ask Full DC Circuit to Hear Net Neutrality Case
A coalition of industry groups asked Friday for the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to hear its challenge of federal regulations that require broadband internet providers to treat web traffic equally, arguing that a three-judge panel was "seriously wrong in approving this power grab."
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The Federal Trade Commission has found that the now-shuttered cancer testing company LabMD failed to adequately protect the personal information of nearly 10,000 patients, reversing an in-house judge's decision in a closely watched data security case.
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A federal agency that's locked in a fight with a corporation over the interpretation of a statute might want to avoid the Ninth Circuit and head into the decidedly more "deferential" Sixth Circuit. That's according to the recent findings of a comprehensive study of the 1978 U.S. Supreme Court decision Chevron U.S.A. v. Natural Resources Defense Council.
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West Texas A&M has two shutouts - in a shootout league.
The Buffs allowed Central Oklahoma inside its 10-yard line just once and posted its second Lone Star Conference shutout, 31-0 against the Bronchos on Saturday night at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium.
Previously, the Buffs blanked Northeastern State, 38-0.
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The Matchup: West Texas A&M (10-0 overall, 8-0 in Lone Star Conference) at Tarleton State (9-1, 7-1), 7 p.m. Saturday, Stephenville.
Abilene Christian has scored in the 50s four times (50 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State, 52 vs. Angelo State, 58 vs. Northeastern State and 59 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville) and hit 70 against Tarleton State (70-63 win).
The Buffs have surpassed 60 points twice (63-20 against Adams State and 62-31 against Eastern New Mexico) and scored 55 against South Dakota in the season opener.
Midwestern put 73 points on A&M-Kingsville and dogged ENMU, 63-7, on Saturday night.
Tarleton's 63 points in the loss to ACU were the most by a losing team in regulation play in Division II history.
But the Wildcats mustered 31 points against WT, and Midwestern scored late in the game to get to 20 points vs. the Buffs.
WT's improving defense could be the difference when the Buffs tackle Tarleton on Saturday night in Stephenville.
Through 10 games, WT is giving up 18 points a game and 322 yards. Those aren't the best numbers in Division II, but the Buffs play in a conference that last week boasted the top three offensive teams in the nation (Midwestern, WT and ACU, in that order).
The Buffs defense has improved steadily since 2003.
Four seasons ago, WT gave up 33 points per game and allowed 417 yards per game, and in 2004, the numbers were 31 points and 370 yards.
In coach Don Carthel's first season, 2005, WT still relied on outscoring its opponents, giving up 29 points and 419 yards a game.
But last year, WT improved on defense dramatically, holding opponents to 21 points and 326 yards a game.
On Saturday, UCO totaled 299 yards, including 89 yards on two plays - a 40-yard run and a 49-yard pass. The Bronchos got inside the WT 30-yard line seven times, going 0-for-4 in the red zone. UCO was not good in the red zone coming in - hence its 4-4 record - but WT did not allow the Bronchos to improve its league-last scoring percentage (47) from inside the 20.
The Buffs forced five turnovers for the second game this season.
Seven times this season, WT has kept opponents below 300 yards. In two other games, against ACU and Midwestern, the Buffs held their opponent well below their offensive averages of more than 500 yards.
In the LSC, WT now is:
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Individually, defensive end Brandon Swain is first in sacks, tackles for losses, forced fumbles and recovered fumbles. Teammate Jared Brock in second in the latter two categories.
"We're getting stronger and stronger," Swain said after the UCO game.
The first compliment from Carthel's mouth Saturday was that the Buffs "played great on defense."
WT has won two straight defensive battles against Tarleton, 30-26 (2005) and 21-16 (2006). Defensive? In losing the previous five games to the Texans, WT gave up an average of 46 points a game.
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Julie Allen, Minnetrista, MN. Julie is a signature member of the Minnesota Watercolor Society and has over 30 years of experience working in the medium of transparent watercolor. Her juried work has been exhibited in local galleries through out Minnesota winning numerous awards and honors. Private and corporate collectors through out North America have purchased many of her original paintings along with limited eidtions of her Giclee prints. Julie can be reached at her studio where she paints and teaches private classes. "I adore the medium of watercolor. It is the only medium that allows me to glaze on many layers of color and still reflect beautiful light. It has no limits in terms of subject, mood or color." www.watercolrsbyjulieallen.com See Julie's Card!
Julie Basche, Brooklyn Center, MN. Raised in southwestern Minnesota, the middle of seven children, Julie enjoyed arts and crafts while growing up. When she was high school age, her Dad bought her one black and one brown fine lined felt tipped markers to use for her drawings. These simple gifts along with encouragement from her Dad and the rest of her family started her art journey. Julie's background includes a degree in Commercial Art, various workshops and longtime memberships to The Northstar Watercolor Society and The MN Watercolor Society. A strong connection to the beauty that surrounds us influences her paintings, especially landscapes; however she enjoys painting a wide variety of subjects. See Julie's Card!
Merry Kohn Buvia, Monterey, CA. As a daughter of a military officer, Merry grew up traveling the world over with her family. Her many experiences abroad stirred her creative side and she began painting at an early age. The influences of her travels through Europe, the Orient and the United States are evident in her work. Collected internationally, Merry's work has been shown across the United States, Japan and Korea. She has also produced puzzles, calendars, mugs, greeting cards and other items. The happiness of childhood is recaptured in every canvas. Not one person's particular childhood, but an archetypal, idealized childhood in which we collectively share. One critic once wrote, "The feelings evoked are those of the pictures of old story books: a trace of déjá vu, of daydreaming on a golden afternoon as the shadows lengthen." When asked what motivates Merry to paint the way she does, she says she keeps the child inside her alive in her paintings. www.merrykohn.com See Merry's Card!
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Andrew Evansen, Vermillion, MN. Andy began painting watercolors in the mid 1990's, and is largely self-taught. "I strive for a convincing portrayal of the landscape, with an impressionistic touch." Andy recently won an international competition for his artwork, and he has a featured article in American Artist's Watercolor magazine. www.andyevansen.com See Andrew's Card!
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Susan Fink, St. Louis Park, MN. Always a lover of the outdoors, Susan expresses her appreciation of nature through her watercolor paintings. Prior to her spinal cord injury, Susan enjoyed participating in outdoor recreation with her family and friends. Today, she enjoys connecting with nature through her water paintings. "Art reminds me that there are things you can't control, and sometimes it's the surprises that give the most pleasure." See Susan's Card!
Linda Frankenstein, St. Louis Park, MN. Linda received her BA in Studio Arts at the University of Minnesota. She has worked as an artist for over 30 years. She is always working to enhance her skill and expand her artistic perspective. She recently added surface design to her skill set which she acquired at the Minneapolis College of Art & Design. Linda's goal as a painter is to make joyful art. Linda says, "I want my art to give people a lift and make them smile." Her paintings are always filled with bright vibrant colors, whimsical themes and her unique lighthearted motifs. Linda has Retinitis Pigmentosa, which is a degenerative eye disease. This disease has demanded that she adapt her technique and limit the length of time that she works on each piece. She has been successful at developing strategies to accommodate her changing eyesight. She plans on making joy filled art for at least another 30 years. See Linda's card See Linda's Card!
Margaret Freed, Wooster, OH. Margaret has worked in the children's book and educational markets for more than twenty years. She has several notable clients and her work has appeared in national publications. Her images are created in a variety of media, including oil, watercolor, pencil, and digital. Animals are among her favorite subjects. Margaret's background includes degrees in Illustration from The University of the Arts, Syracuse University, and The University of Hartford. "I've always been drawn to narrative painting. I try to tell a story of some sort with every picture I create." Margaret enjoys painting outdoors and spending time on her family's farm in Ohio. www.margaretfreed.com See Margaret's Card!
Suzanne Galloway, Plymouth, MN. The natural world is my sanctuary. I am alternately regenerated and humbled by Nature's profound beauty, her complexity and her ruthlessness; in my art, I seek to pay homage to this power by interpreting my glimpse into our natural world. Graphite and watercolor are my mediums of choice: I have traded the traditional yellow school pencil for a mechanical instrument that provides me precision in neutral tones; and watercolor paint allows me the freedom to move between juicy wet washes and tightly refined color. To me, producing good botanical art is learning to "see" my subject and then using artistic skills to translate that vision two-dimensionally. My greatest teacher has been Nature itself. I've drawn and painted my entire life, majored in art in college, took 30 years for a business career in merchandising, owned my own art gallery, studied under several nationally acclaimed artists, and currently teach at the Minnetonka Center for the Arts at the Madeline Island School for Art. www.birchbriarstudios.com See Suz's Card!
Susan Garrett, Canton, MI. As a young girl, Susan dreamed of being an elementary school art teacher, but as her senior year of high school approached, she opted to work in the medial field with the hopes of job security. Her love for art never waned, and as an adult Susan decided to take a watercolor class through her local adult education and became hooked. Today, Susan loves the freshness of watercolor, and the watery spontaneous blending of color and the variety of techniques she can use. Susan also enjoys taking workshops to continue learning from wonderful and generous professional watercolorists whose art she admires. See Susan's card!
Kathy Glasnap, Fish Creek, WI. Peaceful serenity captures the mood and tone of many of Kathy's watercolors. Her unique style of painting combines a traditional form with an impressionistic flair. Kathy is self-taught and has enjoyed a career as a professional artist for over 34 years. "My palette has become more colorful since I moved to Door County", states Kathy who appreciates living amidst the natural beauty that has so influenced her work. www.glasnapgallery.com See Kathy's Card!
Vera Graham, Kingsville, ON. Vera is a plein air painter undeterred by the bitter cold winters of Canada to capture a landscape. She typically works in acrylic on board and loves to add figures to her work. "When I'm in the field, I scan the environment, selecting elements and assembling shapes to create a quick value image with an engaging composition. Later, in the warmth of my studio, I will complete the work with carefully chosen colors and a variety of tools to enhance its texture." Vera believes being self-taught allowed her to learn about herself and to carefully guide the direction of her art. Maintaining her passion to exalt realism, she continues on her journey to bring harmony and tranquility to her work. Vera Graham has exhibited internationally and she has received awards for her artwork. www.veragraham.com See Vera's card!
Jean Haefele, Chaska, MN. Jean has been creating art since she could pick up a crayon, and has been pursuing art-making full time for most of her adult life. She received her B.S. in art from Iowa State University, and has taught art for the secondary level, adult education, art center and private lesson. Jean works in a variety of media including: mixed-media painting and collage, assemblage, watercolors, and found-object jewelry. Jean says, "My favorite part of being an artist is that it allows me to escape easily to a magical place. Being a bit eccentric is readily accepted. I do not have to set aside my inner child... every day is a surprise!" Texture and color are her favorite elements, and most days you can find Jean in her home studio working on her art from early morning to late afternoon - following her passion. See Jean's Card!
Dawn Hawks, Priest River, ID. Dawn Hawks is a self-taught artist. She has been teaching art to others since sixteen years old. She continues to teach art to both children and adults. "When one creates they touch the very pulse of the eternal." Her art has received awards and is in many private collections. It is her utmost hope that her art touches the hearts of others. She has also created a musical marionette theatre, teaches violin, is a photographer, and writer. See Dawn's Card!
Christine Helton, Portland, OR. Chris was born in San Francisco and raised in the Bay Area, received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, a Masters of Teaching with an Art Endorsement from Lewis and Clark College, and a Certificate of Illustration and Design from the Art Museum School (now PNCA) in Portland, Oregon. She taught for thirty years, then retired to do art full time, and recently joined the Portland Art Museum as a Docent. Her medium varies from watercolor, pastel, acrylic and oil. Her subjects are wide ranged including, city scenes, nature, people and still-life. "I try to keep my work light-hearted, narrative, sometimes humorous, but always meaningful. All in all, I want my compositions to be enjoyed and spark with emotion." See Christine's Card!
LouAnn Hoppe, White Bear Lake, MN. LouAnn Hoppe has worked in a variety of mediums. Watercolors, acrylics and photography are her current passions. Her work reflects her surroundings and nature in the beautiful state of Minnesota as well as visits to other destinations. She is especially interested in depicting the many colors reflected on snow and its shadows. She enjoys photographing the big picture of whole scenes and the fine details of nature in every season. These often become the subjects of paintings. LouAnn's art can be found in art galleries and private collections throughout the upper Midwest. She recently illustrated a children's picture book, and has provided artwork for other book covers. In the past, she has worked in oil painting, has been involved in creating costumes for community theater, has worked as an interior designer, and has also worked as a floral designer. LouAnn Hoppe is currently a member of the White Bear Lake Arts Council and is president of Northstar Watermedia Society. See LouAnn's Card!
Ted Johnson, Duluth, MN. A retired physician, Ted Johnson began painting almost 20 years ago. "... His understanding of color and appreciation of nature give him a depth that expands past his time creating art." Ted first gained his great admiration for the serene beauty of the northern landscape during his time spent in Maine before moving to Minnesota for his professional life in medicine. He has enjoyed time in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, sailing and skiing, and his paintings consistently reflect that appreciation. Ted has always been interested in art, and has taken advantage of the many opportunities to learn more. His work may be seen at his home studio and local galleries in Minnesota. "The peace and quiet of the boreal forest stands in contrast to our busy lives in urban settings, and people accustomed to the northern landscape often feel at home in the presence of birch groves. "Autumn Splendor" was created not only as an interpretation of the splendor of the northern woodland, but also as a tribute to the courageous beauty of the child bearing the Autumn name." See Ted's Card!
John Keeling, Kansas City, MO. Ever since I was a small child in Salina, Kansas, I've loved to paint and record what I find beautiful in life. I earned a BFA in Visual Communication from The University of Kansas. Based in Kansas City, Missouri, I enjoyed a career with Hallmark Cards for over twenty-five years. I am currently the Creative Director at Trapp and Company. Outside of work, I enjoy gardening, playing the piano and spending time with my family, including our three beagles. I'm continually inspired by my garden and love painting floral subject matter, ranging from traditional botanical illustrations to looser, more expressive stylings. I also enjoy painting animals and have a custom pet portrait business. www.johnkeelingpaintings.com See John's Card!
Mary Anne Kinane, St. Paul, MN. Mary Anne Kinane, a Midwesterner, is the oldest of 10 siblings and born in Chicago, Illinois. Mary Anne loved making paintings as a child, a student, and a young adult. She was serious when she told her parents that she would become an artist (age 12). Mary Anne's paintings and other artwork reflect her love of nature, outdoors, gardens, and landscapes. Mary Anne married, had two children, and kept making art. In the 80s Mary Anne sold and traveled throughout the Midwest (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, and North Dakota), Canada, and the New England States to show and sell her work. Grain elevators, individual houses, churches, restaurants, are some of the custom architectural structures she drew in pen and ink or water color. Between the mid 80 s to 1999, she ran an art studio/gallery at Bandana Square in St Paul. Ms. Kinane now operates a private studio in St. Paul, Minnesota and teaches art through various community programs, public schools, or independently. See Mary Anne's Card!
Patricia King, Patricia's thirty year career has been built around art. In addition to being an elementary school art teacher she is also an award winning watercolorist. Growing up in Northern Illinois, she has always been drawn towards painting forests, flowers and landscapes. Through her travels, she was inspired to paint mountains, lighthouses and shorelines. Her love of nature is strongly represented by using light, textures and shapes to create dramatic and unique cityscapes and landscapes. Patricia's goal in creating a painting is to give the viewer as much pleasure as she had when she painted it. www.patkingswatercolors.com See Patricia's Card!
Cathy Kuczyhsik, Bloomsburg, PA. Cathy's love of photography dates back to the 1980's with her first camera. Using her film camera and a dark room, she was able to create award winning photographs. Now the digital age has given her even more opportunities to create a different type of art, one which uses a digital camera and computer software instead of a paint brush and paint. All of this would not be possible without the support of her family, her husband, two children, and the friends that have taught her so much along the way! See Cathy's Card!
Maria Langell, Albany, NY. Maria is a Hungarian-born, naturalized citizen of the United States. Her love of art began at a very early age. Maria studied illustration in New York City, and made her career as a fashion illustrator and layout artist for newspaper advertising. Today, she is a free-lance artist and enjoys creating her unique art in the medium of cut-paper design. Maria enjoys cut-paper because she feels it gives traditional themes a colorful, happy, contemporary look. See Maria's Card!
Robert Lebron, (1928-2013), was a native of New York City. He delved into the arts at a very young age and began his formal studies at the New York High School of Music and Arts. After three years of study, with youthful impatience, he joined the armed services (under age). He soon found himself drawing cartoons for the local paper and quickly graduated to the animation department of the motion picture unit. Returning to New York, he attended the Arts Students League for five years, a prestigious arts school. Later, during an extensive stay in Spain ''to find himself,'' Lebron developed his personal painting technique. He possessed an incredible talent to render the buildings, the people in action, essentially the entire painting with the palette knife. He had a tremendous grasp of color and the ability to capture the essence of the moment. Lebron had a passion for painting street scenes of wonderful cities around the world. Each painting is full of life and actually tells its own story. See Robert's Card!
Kairong Liu, Eagan, MN, was born in China and came to the United States when he was twenty-three years old. He received his M.F.A. degree from the University of South Dakota. Since then, his art has been in many shows and collections throughout the Midwest. Kairong says beauty can be found in the most unexpected places and he tries to reveal that in his work. "My paintings are my feelings and appreciation of what I see. I like to paint things that are very ordinary but beautiful in an artistic way." www.kairongart.com See Kairong's Card!
Cindy Markowski, Wausau, WI. Cindy Markowski is well known for her unique style of wildlife painting. Cindy's work has received considerable publicity most notably at the Leigh Yawkey Art Museum's "Birds in Art". Wildlife is Cindy's specialty. Living in the woods of northern Wisconsin has supplied her with an unending supply of natural inspiration and backyard "models". The animals seem almost alive in her paintings. "...I spend more time on the details of the face, fur, and eyes of every creature I paint. The eyes of all my wildlife have a real life force glowing in them. It seems as if they look back at you." says Cindy, commenting on her work. Having painted since age fifteen has given her opportunities to paint in a variety of mediums, such as oils, acrylic, and watercolor. Often times she will work on several pieces at once, "I'm more stimulated when I work on three to five paintings at one time, rotating between them, looking at each with a new attitude. Some take years to finish. It's ok, I will paint for the rest of my life." See Cindy's Card!
Christine Meany, Southern Pines, NC. Christine is a mother of three young girls and a self-taught illustrator. Her father, an accomplished artist, inspired her love of the arts. Her family encouraged her to dream that anything is possible. Christine says, "The Peace Tree is a reminder of our need to maintain peace in our country, peace in our homes and peace in our lives." See Christine's Card!
David Price, Edina, MN. Dave retired from a career in operations management in manufacturing. Although he excelled in art classes in junior high, he didn't pursue art after that, but has always admired paintings. When he retired, he decided to take up water color painting as a hobby, thinking "if kids can paint with water colors, it couldn't be too hard". He quickly discovered water color painting is a difficult and challenging medium, but he enjoys exploring the many things that can be done with it. "When I retired, I told everyone I would paint my Christmas card every year, so every year the pressure is on to find a new idea." He says everyone enjoys his cards and looks forward to a new one every year. See David's Card!
Thomas Rebek, Boston, MA. Thomas displays his love for cityscapes in his warm watercolors, sensitively depicting each scene. "Watercolor painting inspires me to explore color and form in a fresh way." When he paints, Thomas takes frequent breaks because scoliosis makes standing for long periods of time challenging. "My art reflects the human celebratory events of the city. I hope I convey each scene with a sense of allure, charm and fascination." Thomas would like to dedicate this card to his cousin, Donna Rebek, who lived for many years with myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune neuromuscular disease. www.thomasrebek.com See Thomas' Card!
Olive Reich, Olive studied painting at Mount Holyoke College and at Art Students League and Parsons School of Design. Her paintings are a harmonious blend of pastel colors over an irregular grid of rhythmic lines and forms. "I believe that the real purpose of art is the state of caring. I want to take those who look at my work away from the anxiety of worldly inputs and problems and give them some joy. I hope that I have been successful in this purpose." Olive has studios in Shelter Island Heights, NY and Bay Ridge, Brooklyn NY. www.oliveart.com See Olive's Card!
David Rickert, Staples, MN. Following a career as an advertising designer/creative director, David Rickert became an award-winning painter and teacher in the Twin Cities area and president of the Minnesota Watercolor Society. He is a Signature Member of the National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society. See Davids' Card!
Deborah Ronglien, Deborah is a professional artist who paints in several styles from realism to abstraction. Despite a congenital degenerative spine disease, Deborah continues her artistic work with the help from a modified art studio. Watercolor and collage are her true passions. "I love the luminosity and fluidity of watercolor." Nature is her constant source of inspiration. "I enjoy recording the beauty of nature through my paintings - it's the bridge that connects us all." www.deborah-ronglien.artistwebsites.com See Deborah's Card!
Gail Speckmann, Plymouth, MN. Gail Speckmann is an international award-winning watercolor artist, instructor, judge, and author. She had conducted classes throughout North America and several European countries. Gail's travel experiences have had a broadening influence on her painting. Her subject matter includes landscapes, florals, still life and abstracts. She is most recognized for her wet-into-wet technique, strong color, and composition. Gail's paintings and reproduction prints are hung throughout the country in both residential and business environments. She has her signature membership in Watercolor West, a national transparent watercolor society. She has judged several state and regional shows including Minnesota State Fair Art Exhibition among others. In recent years, Gail has written a considerable volume of poetry and has had work published in written form, in addition to public performances of her work on stage and as musical lyrics. www.gailspeckmann.com See Gail's Card!
Aremy Stewart, lives in the Netherlands with her partner and two small children. Originally from Minnesota, Aremy has an arts degree from St. Cloud State University. As an illustrator her focus is currently on children's book imagery and her original paintings have been featured in solo exhibits in Scotland, the Netherlands and the United States. Her work has also featured in Juno, and Duality magazine. Some of her goals for 2015 included learning some Italian and exploring many art museums with her kids. See Aremy's Card!
DiAnne Tracy, Salem, MA. DiAnne is a self-taught watercolor artist who has been painting since she was in the fourth grade. Her favorite subjects are landscapes, then song birds and then flowers. For DiAnne, "I love being an artist because I can do it anywhere, anytime, forever. I follow my passion in life and it gives me life." From the many people that have purchased her paintings, she has had letters telling her how much joy or peace of pleasure they have while viewing them. See DiAnne's Card!
Gail Vass, Maple Plain, MN. A "Glad heart with a good theme" is how Gail likes to describe her watercolor paintings. At five years old she made the bold statement, "I'm going to be an artist!" And while growing up in Golden Valley, Minnesota, she began carrying out her love of art by drawing and making her own greeting cards for family and friends. At every occasion, sharing her heart with love, fun and a bit of humor on a personal note, she continues designing cards to this day! After college, she spent many years working in advertising and since began fine art painting using watercolor. "It is a flowing medium that is 'alive' with water, "she says. "Its qualities bring out movement and life in the birds, animals and flowers in my gardens as well as the country landscapes around my home with a soft atmospheric effect." She joined the Minnesota Watercolor Society in 2011 and won Best of Show in the juried spring exhibition for her painting. She quickly became a signature member the following year and has won other top awards, sold numerous originals and prints nationally and internationally for private and commercial venues. She does not like to glory in herself, but to the One above who gave her the gifts to use. She hopes everyone who views her work will be uplifted with a glad heart while unlocking the hidden message behind them. www.GladArt.net See Gail's Card!
Margaret Werlinger, Sartell, MN. Margaret has been drawing and painting since she was very young. She attended Southwest State University in Marshall, MN and participated in many workshops and art classes. Her love for nature and its beauty provides the endless inspiration for her paintings. Margaret enjoys working with watercolor and taking license to make a painting interesting by moving elements and playing shadow against light. "Painting is an absolute joy for me. I love the artistic process: First the planning, then the drawing, and finally adding color. I love seeing people enjoy my work." See Margaret's Card!
Liz Chappie Zoller, Three Forks, MT. Liz is an award-winning contemporary western artist who uses light and color to create beautiful, tightly focused, "in the moment" oil paintings of the people, animals and landscapes sourced from her own Montana life. Her Pearl Snap Studio is located in a remote Missouri River valley north of Three Forks; she is a member of Mondial Art Academie in Aimargues, France; Southwest Montana Arts, and is a certified Coach for the Montana Arts Council's Artrepreneur Program. Her work can be viewed online at Mondial Art Academie and at FindArtMT.org. Liz has a BFA in Studio Art, and currently teaches for Montana State University in Bozeman, MT. www.LizChappieZoller.com See Liz's Card!
Allen Zumach, St. Paul, MN. The seed of photography was planted in Allen's life during his late 20's. It grew into a desire to grasp the essence of a scene and tell visual stories. Retirement now allows Allen to pursue his passion for photography full time. As a photographer, he is intrigued with capturing a city's character. "Dusk is my favorite time of day. It's a delight to watch the city in just 30 minutes get painted with new colors. I feel driven to capture what my mind sees." Allen displays his photographs and presents slideshows throughout the community. He also produces and sells photo notecards of the Twin Cities. www.zumach.net See Allen's Cards!
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Braga was one of my first pages, built in 2003 - the same year I joined VT. I never managed to finish this page.
This Summer I visited, once again, Braga, a beautiful city in the Minho region. And now, I am in the process of deeply updating this page and hopefully finish it.
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I think it's good that the funicular is still moved by water as in 1882. There used to be funiculars like that in Germany and Switzerland (Wiesbaden and Z�rich, for instance) but they are now electric. Maybe they were using too much water, I don't know.
nice tips and pages on Bom Jesus - we enjoyed our visit this Easter so better get in and make a start to mine!
Great! Another place I plan to visit.
Very nice page.
Wonderful page, will come back again when you finish it!
Nice updates here! Braga is one of my favourite towns in Portugal.
Nice updates here ...It looks like young people were in the youngest city of Portugal ... :o)
A very enjoyable page - especially the detail on Bom Jesus! Unfortunately, I did not quite make it to Braga but I did visit a similar 686-step shine in nearby Lamego!! Thanks for sharing.
Excellent Page, It was poring with rain the day we went to Braga, so we only made it to Bom Jesus. Great Photos & info Happy Travels (~_~)
I have to admit that I haven't heard of Braga before, but I am impressed; what a beautiful place! I especially love the sanctuary of Bom Jesus with the beautiful church and its gardens.
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Phelps uses 50 free to perfect his butterfly
Michael Phelps leaps at the start of a 50-meter freestyle preliminary heat during the Arena Grand Prix swim event, Friday, April 25, 2014, in Mesa, Ariz. It is Phelps' second competitive event after a nearly two-year retirement. (AP Photo/Matt York)
MESA, Ariz. (AP) — Michael Phelps' comeback meet was cut short Friday when he failed to advance to the 50-meter freestyle final.
The 18-time Olympic gold medalist used the morning preliminaries at the Arena Grand Prix to fine-tune his butterfly stroke instead of doing freestyle like everyone else. He finished seventh in a time of 24.06 seconds, missing out on the eight-man evening final.
Phelps didn't even make any of the three consolation finals because he was 42nd overall; only the top 32 qualify for those, so his first competition since retiring after the 2012 London Olympics ended early.
"I don't think there will be enough scratches," coach Bob Bowman joked about the possibility of Phelps getting into any of the finals.
Phelps ended [auth] up in the sprint because none of the day's other events — 400 individual medley, 200 freestyle and 200 backstroke — are ones that he plans to compete in during this comeback. He dominated the 400 IM during the height of career, but he vows he won't swim the grueling event anymore.
"I'm putting that out there: I am never swimming the 400 IM again," he said.
Bowman jabbed him, saying, "Kind of like, 'I will never swim again.'"
At that, the longtime friends laughed.
Phelps had insisted he was done with swimming after London and frequently pointed out he had no intention of swimming past the age of 30. He turns 29 next month, and would be 31 by the time of the 2016 Rio Olympics.
Phelps tread lightly when pressed about his intentions toward a possible fifth Olympics. He was 15 at his first games in Sydney in 2000, when he was the youngest member of the entire U.S. team. He didn't medal, but went on to haul in 22 medals over his next four games, including a record eight gold in 2008.
He repeatedly emphasized he's having fun this time around and feels more relaxed than ever.
"I felt like a kid and that was the coolest part about it," he said. "It's a good starting point, being able to get some races back under my belt."
Phelps' goal Friday was to take just three breaths in the one-lap race; easy enough for a sprinter but not for a swimmer who specialized in distances ranging from 200 to 400 meters during his career.
"It's weird for me not to breathe," he said. "I'm used to breathing every single stroke."
He gulped air every second or third stroke, and halfway through he took two consecutive breaths.
"As soon as I did that, I was like, 'Man, I wonder if I can hold my breath the whole way," he said. "I was like, 'No, I don't think so, so I snuck one more at 15."
Afterward, Bowman told him, "You don't really know how to swim a 50."
Phelps replied, "I guess that's a good thing."
He finished second to Ryan Lochte in the 100 butterfly on Thursday, tying the fourth-fastest time in the world this year.
Next up for Phelps is high-altitude training in Colorado next month. He's entered in Grand Prix meets in North Carolina and California, although his presence hasn't been confirmed yet.
In the finals Friday, Lochte won the 200 freestyle in 1:49.48. Fellow Olympic gold medalists Nathan Adrian and Katie Ledecky also raced to their second victories in the meet. Ledecky won the women's 200 free in 1:56.27, and Adrian took the men's 50 free in 21.73.
Elizabeth Beisel won the women's 400 individual medley, Clara Smiddy took the women's 200 back, Russia's Arkady Vyatchanin won the men's 200 back, and Cheyenne Coffman topped the field in the women's 50 free.
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