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If you look at some of the reviews they've gotten on Amazon, you'll see that other people have had the same problem with the screws coming out.
My Hoopnotica travel hoop was my main hoop for almost a year. The screws have never come loose. And it hasn't become flimsy. However, it does make annoying creaking noises when hooped with.
Oh, yeah. The pulling it apart thing. I forgot about that. I have never been able to get the thing open with my fingers. I have to use the eraser end of a pencil.
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We were never told what David Cameron gave Aung San Suu Kyi for lunch at Chequers. But we do know what the Queen was offered the day she shook hands with the former IRA leader Martin McGuinness. The traditional Irish menu concluded with a sweet honeycomb toffee, known in Ireland as yellow man.
It was bold of McGuinness to have allowed that. Yellow man is the kind of abusive nickname with which he might be labelled by the three hardline dissident Republican groups who on Friday announced that they were merging to re-form the IRA. It was a clear attempt to undermine the power-sharing government in which McGuinness has become deputy First Minister. This new IRA criticised the Good Friday peace agreement negotiated by McGuinness and Sinn Fein, saying "the Irish people have been sold a phoney peace, rubber-stamped by a token legislature in Stormont". Such are the perils of Sinn Fein's retreat from the purity of armed struggle into the messy reality of day-to-day politics.
Something similar is happening now to Aung San Suu Kyi, the woman who became a global symbol of human rights through almost a quarter of a century of imprisonment. The high expectations her heroism created now seem unsustainable as she makes the transition from long-term political prisoner to an agent of change in Burma's reform process.
Suu Kyi is facing a backlash from campaigners dismayed at her silence over the plight of the 800,000 Rohingya, whom the United Nations describes as one of the world's most persecuted minorities. In her first parliamentary speech last week, she called for laws to protect the rights of minorities. But many previous supporters criticised her for not mentioning the Rohingya by name.
Being locked up in house arrest, or locked into the certainties of armed struggle, was, in a perverse way, easier for Sui Kyi and McGuinness alike. Principled opposition is a lot less complicated than mainstream politics. But the latter is no less risky. At the back of McGuinness's mind must be the example of Michael Collins, the leader of the IRA in its war against Britain, who went to London to negotiate the treaty on Irish independence and was murdered by hardline republicans.
Real politics is a delicate balancing act, as McGuinness has shown. He followed his royal handshake with a strong attack on David Cameron for failing to move the peace process forward. He was backed by First Minister Peter Robinson, the Unionist leader, who also wants McGuinness investigated for his part in the Bloody Sunday killings.
A similar complexity embroils the heroine of Burma. The majority of ethnic Burmese are Buddhists, and many deeply resent the steady influx of the Muslim Rohingya from Bangladesh. Some critics have accused Suu Kyi of sharing that resentment; others say she does not want to alienate the majority community as the next presidential election approaches. "One has to be suspicious or concerned about what her views are," said Brad Adams, the Asia director of Human Rights Watch.
These are ignoble accusations against a woman who walked, alone and unarmed, directly toward the guns of a military junta. The criticism of both her and Martin McGuinness misunderstands the true nature of the accommodation which is an essential part of mainline politics.
Compromise is not necessarily about sacrificing principle; it can be about timing and the order in which things are done. Politics is the art of the possible because it understands the psychology of process, not just outcome. Adroit politicians must be good listeners if they are to find ways to reach agreements with opponents. Compromise is about forfeiting interests rather than ideals; it is not about dirty deals, but it is essential to the proper functioning of a democracy.
And it can demand more courage than the easy self-righteousness of opposition. The great heroes of our times – Nelson Mandela, Vaclav Havel and Aung San Suu Kyi – have all been brave. They have all shown a magnanimity characterised by an extraordinary lack of bitterness. And they have all been shrewd political pragmatists. "I strive to be as practical as my father was," Suu Kyi told the British Parliament, recalling that when a British general accused him of switching from the Japanese to the British side during the Second World War because the British were winning, he replied, "It wouldn't be much good coming to you if you weren't, would it?"
There will be many who would not want to place Martin McGuinness in such company, but there can be no doubt of his courage nor the prescience of his vision. Shaking hands with the Queen was a deliberate and symbolic way of offering the hand of friendship to all the unionists of Ulster. "We now operate in a new context," he said. "Dialogue has replaced conflict. Respect has replaced mistrust."
For that to increase, in Ireland and Burma alike, requires new thinking, new ideas and the dawn of new political realities. And that will mean further compromise.
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It was a great service to the arts in post-war Britain to have trained hundreds of ballet dancers, who subsequently became professionals. It was, perhaps, an even greater service to society to have provided over a period of 30 years a grounding in the disciplines of ballet for many thousands of
As Peter Brinson, former Director of the Royal Academy of Dancing in London and Director of the Gulbenkian Foundation, puts it:
Jack Spurgeon's famous ballet school in Edinburgh was in every way a school of excellence. Based entirely on the teaching of the Royal Academy of Dancing, which they held in high esteem, the school was a joint creation of Jack Spurgeon and Joan Tucker.
A great dance school teaches not only dance technique and dance standards - but style. With that style came often a moral strength and attitude to life which fortifies students in dealing with problems. The Spurgeons' school communicated this, not only to the professional dancers they trained, but to the thousands of children, who never intended to be dancers, but studied with the Spurgeons because their parents believed in what the Spurgeons taught and stood for.
It was the good fortune of the Festival City of Edinburgh that, after Jack Spurgeon and Joan Tucker had come as visiting artists to the King's Theatre in the summers of 1950 and 1952, that they decided, after another successful season in 1954, to stay on and make the Scottish capital the home of the ballet school they were determined to create.
Bornin Finchley, north London, in 1908, Spurgeon attended school at Muswell Hill. His father, John Spurgeon, was a lawyer's writer, a respectable occupation at the turn of the 20th century, long since superseded by the typewriter and Xerox copying machine. Jack left full-time education at 15, to become a clerk/builder's mate, acquiring skills and enthusiasms for construction work that never left him. My wife and I used to marvel how, half a century later, we would find him personally altering and decorating his ballet school at Lauriston Gardens in Edinburgh with the panache of an expert craftsman. The challenge of creating facilities with his own hands for pupils made him as pleased as Punch.
'But, Jack,' I would say, 'should you not be getting a builder to undertake the alterations?'
'No - scaffolding and all,' the 70-year-old retorted, 'I do it better myself.' And he probably did.
But, while learning the skills of building and quantity surveying, he yearned to become a dancer, following in the footsteps of his two talented elder sisters, who had joined the Italia Conti School of Dance. Here he met up with Noel Coward's proteges, in whose company he developed tap dancing of exquisite rhythm: a skill which remained with him until pensionable age, as we were able to appreciate as he performed impromptu Gene Kelly numbers from Singing in the Rain for us as we waited for our daughter to emerge from her classical tuition. It was at the Italia Conti School that he first met Anton Dolin, at that time about to star in The Blue Train, who showed Spurgeon the use of acrobatic technique with a classical ballet plastique. The Blue Train was a satire on the frequenters of the Riviera, handsome athletes, golf and tennis champions, and bathers.
A watershed moment in Spurgeon's life came with the first of a series of visits to Paris to train and work with the Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo, founded in 1932 to be the guardian of the finest traditions and standards of the Tsarist Ballet of Diaghilev, Balanchine, and Nijinsky. Spurgeon's mother-mentor was the formidable disciplinarian Olga Preobrajenska, teacher of Irina Baronova and Tatiana Toumanova, who along with Tatiana Riabouchinska, taught by Mathilde Kschessinska, were memorably dubbed by Arnold Haskell as 'the three baby ballerinas'. Baronova described the ambiance to me last week: 'Like military barracks, anything that happens must not stop the curtain going up at 8.30. Fierce discipline was instilled into our life.' Baronova added: 'I take my hat off to Jack Spurgeon for his devotion to our art. Without people like him the art could not have survived.'
It was this tradition that was pervasive. The Paris Studios of the great Maryinsky ballerinas - Preobrajenska, Kschessinska, Lubov Egorova, Vera Trefilova - who had settled down in the French capital to teach after the Russian Revolution, contained a group of child prodigies. Spurgeon once explained to me that these 13-year- olds differed considerably from the previous generations of Russian dancers. The suffering of the Russian Revolution and their flight from Mother Russia had given them a precocity that was unknown to their carefully cloistered elders. It had also given them a closer contact with ordinary humanity. Compared to their predecessors in St Petersburg and Moscow, their training was somewhat perfunctory, but two factors had provided them with exceptional technical facility.
First, teaching had made great progress and they were being taught by the most experienced dancers of their day. Spurgeon and Tucker used to tell us that their teaching ability owed a great deal to their experience as professional dancers.
Secondly, the post-First-World- War girl was physically much stronger and more of a natural athlete than the corseted girl of pre-1914 days. These children were able to perform feats of virtuosity that had rarely been attempted before. Spurgeon would give as an example the fouette - the movement by which a dancer turns on one leg, accompanied by a whipping motion on the other. Although this is commonplace in the third act of Swan Lake, and many other much-performed ballets, Spurgeon was among the first to bring the multiple fouette to Britain.
Partly out of a sense of adventure, and partly to widen his horizons, Spurgeon joined the Polish National Ballet Company under the pseudonym of Jan Spur, in 1935. Again, this was a formative period because, under the tutelage of Bronislava Nijinska, sister of the great Vaslav Nijinsky, he learnt to perfect movements such as the entrechat - that is the jump during which the feet change their position with regard to one another four, six or eight times.
By 1938, the Polish National Ballet and much else in the war- clouded world of Middle Europe had come to a halt. Spurgeon returned to Britain to work with the International Ballet Company based in London. Moira Shearer, now Mrs Ludovic Kennedy, told me: 'I danced with Jack Spurgeon during my training when I was 10- 15 years old. This was in 1936 to 1939 and thought him a wonderful partner. He was not tall - indeed short and stocky - but wonderfully strong and reassuring. He was also charming - very much a masculine dancer. I had a slight crush on him]'
With the outbreak of war, Spurgeon volunteered for the Royal Artillery. However, as he would wryly say, with his delightful dry humour, his contribution to fighting Hitler was more as an entertainer, in company with Charlie Chester and Michael Denison, for others in the Forces - than pressing the triggers of guns himself.
Demobbed in 1945, Spurgeon was soon dancing with the International Ballet Company and their Principal Dancer, Joan Tucker, to be his adored partner and wife for the next half-century.
Mrs Noel Platfoot, Principal of the Manor School of Ballet in Edinburgh, who worked closely with him during his years in Edinburgh, told me: 'Spurgeon was quite simply a superb teacher.' That was the view of my daughter and the girls of her generation who, as pupils, were first in awe of him and then came to love and respect him. A strict disciplinarian, demanding perfection, but always fair and never wounding.
In our conversations with him we were ever conscious of his wide range of interests. He had an intense interest in Eastern European culture and society and the Slavonic world far beyond ballet. He was a lover of the Scottish countryside and most weekends were spent, with his family, in a caravan near the enchanting Border abbey town of Jedburgh.
Thelast word must rest with Dame Ninette de Valois: 'I was sad to hear of the death of Jack Spurgeon. He played an important role as a leading dancer with Moira Inglesby's International Ballet and subsequently as Principal of Edinburgh Academy of Ballet. He will be greatly missed.'Reuse content


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Reds boss Richard Graham expects a difficult assignment when his charges face the Lions in Johannesburg on Saturday.
Reds boss Richard Graham expects a difficult assignment when his charges face the Lions in Johannesburg on Saturday.
The Lions, who were traditional strugglers in the competition before being relegated at the end of 2012, returned with a bang this year and are the tournament's surprise package.
They are currently fourth on the table after five rounds of matches.
They've won three of their five matches this season and Graham and his charges, who lost to the Sharks in Durban last week, are determined to finish their two-match South African tour on a high but know a huge challenge waits for them in Johannesburg.
"The 2014 Lions side is unrecognisable to the side from 2012," Graham told AAP.
"They've made a raft of changes in their squad having being relegated last year. (They) have come back with a young group, full of energy and playing a good brand of rugby.
"You've got a young group that don't bear the scars of their previous history.
"You've got a 10 at the moment, whilst he's only four games into his Super Rugby career, he's full of confidence and kicking goals from anywhere, from 60 metres out."
Reds flanker Eddie Quirk believes making the most of limited opportunities to prepare for conditions will be crucial.
"The altitude's probably the main thing training-wise that you have to adapt to and it's just a different place," explained Quirk.
"The majority of the South African teams are big and physical. That's exactly what we expected from the Sharks and they gave us that.
"We've got to take the same attributes into this week against the Lions.
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Beggars will be rounded up to foil would-be bombers
Baghdad: After three recent bombings carried out by women who appeared to be either paupers or mentally disabled, Iraqi authorities have announced plans to round up beggars, the homeless and the mentally ill and get them off the streets, a move they say will make Baghdad safer.
"These kinds of people belong in either social welfare institutes or hospitals," says Abdul Kareem Khalaf, spokesman for Iraq's Interior Ministry.
In addition, those pretending to be down on their luck, either to dupe people into giving them handouts or to disguise evil intentions, will face arrest and prosecution, says Khalaf.
Iraqi law forbids begging, but police have been too busy dealing with attacks and other war-related crimes to enforce anti-begging legislation, said Tariq Harb, a prominent Baghdad attorney.
With US and Iraqi officials accusing insurgents of recruiting juveniles and women, Harb and Khalaf say it makes sense to start cracking down.
But enforcing the law will be difficult. Beggars and street people are part of life here, and their numbers have grown dramatically since the war.
In addition, the Quran encourages people to help the needy, and Iraqis see nothing wrong with giving money to people who ask for it. In fact, beggars here often go door to door in residential neighbourhoods seeking handouts. Others walk the streets hitting up people in passing cars when traffic slows.
One problem for Iraqis is figuring out who is genuinely needy and who is merely stuffing already fattened pockets. "I know many men who sit in cheap motels smoking waterpipes ... while their wives and kids roam in the streets of Baghdad begging for money," Harb said.
Skeptics question whether Baghdad has the facilities to care for throngs of mentally ill and homeless people. They also say Iraq's leaders have a history of targeting street beggars while tolerating official begging in the form of bribe-taking and other means.


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NRS Frame 10" Oar Mount
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Item: 91042.02 | Product Details »
- 10" Oar Mounts raise your oar locks up higher for more comfortable rowing when you're sitting on a raised surface.
- Forging aligns the crystalline structure of the aluminum, creating a stronger oar mount.
- This increased strength has allowed us to streamline the design, reducing the 10-inch Oar Mount's weight by 25% over the older model.
- A tough nylon bushing allows the oarlock shank to rotate friction free, and the bushing is easily replaceable, Item # 91043.01.
- You can easily adjust the oar mount's height by rotating it on the side rail.
- Molded ridges on the gripping surface increase holding power on our 1 5/8"OD frame pipe.
- Accepts 5/8" diameter oarlocks and pins.
- A pair of oar mounts includes two U-bolts with nylon lock nuts and four washers.
- Singles do not come with hardware. If you don't already have hardware, you'll need an NRS Frame U-bolt to attach the oar mount to an NRS frame.
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|10" Tall
|Single mount with hardware is 2.45 lbs.
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Comments about NRS Frame 10" Oar Mount:
Had to get an extra 6 inches of height after installing a NRS flip seat on my cooler. LOVE sitting up higher and having the oar mounts up higher. Glad I bought these.
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Comments about NRS Frame 10" Oar Mount:
Very high quality construction, but be careful if you have diamond plating. This takes more space than a towers sitting in speed rails. I had to return mine because they wouldn't fit in the space that I had. Unfortunate because otherwise they seemed bomber.
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This is a must have if you use a dry box as a row seat. No more smacking oars of my legs
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- It Stays Put Once Install
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- Pricey
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- White Water Cats
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In class IV and V whitewater you can't afford slippage where it fastens to the frame. It won't let you down
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- Plastic Bushing
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Comments about NRS Frame 10" Oar Mount:
I installed these 10 inch oar mounts this spring on my 14' NRS Otter after changing my setup so that I row from atop a cooler. I've used them once so far and they worked well although I have some adjustments to make to get them just the way I want them. They look good, are sturdy and were easy to install. They are quiet too. My only real concern is the plastic bushing and how long it will last - I guess we'll see.
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- NRS Frame 10" Oar Mount
Q:Raft is 140 otter, frame compact outfitter. I will be rowing off either a drybox or cooler im 5'9. Wich hieght oar mounts do you recomend the 8" or 10"
ThanksAsked on 4/1/2016 by Tevtan from Canada
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A:We have the 10" version on our 14' Aire, and I row from a cooler as well.
The higher towers do change the angle of my oars more than I would like,
but if your boat is wider it may be better for you.Answered on 4/1/2016 by Anonymous
A:Believe me or not my buddy and I just built a raft for fishing on the Lehigh river and I tried it out today . I purchased 10 inch oar locks and they are too high. I'm 6'2" and I wish I would have purchased the 8"oar locks. Definitely go with the 8". Have fun
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 4/1/2016 by Anonymous
A:I would go with the 8". As an added note, if you use pins and clips, cut
the pvc pipe (that the clip snaps onto) in half and add a big heavy washer
between the two halves in the stack of hardware on the pin (bolt). You can
then snap the oar into either the 'low' or the 'high' position. I do this,
allowing me more power (low) for flat water, and more clearance (high) for
big waves. Pete
A:I'm 6'1" and sit on a cooler about 2" above the tubes. I went with the 10"
towers and love the setup.
Since you're 5'9", the 8" may fit better...of course there's a lot of
personal preference involved.
RyanAnswered on 4/1/2016 by Anonymous
A:I am 5'11 and rowing from a dry box. I have the 10" and they are great.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 4/1/2016 by Anonymous
I have a 14' Outlaw, with a big horn frame, I'm 6'4" and row on top of my
drybox, on a seat. The 10" riser is awesome! I have them kicked up and
out. I would think for your compact frame and size etc, though and 8" would
work fine too.
Have Fun!
- NRS Frame 10" Oar Mount
Q:Will this fit securely on 1.25" frame pipe"? Looks like it is more designed for 1.5".Asked on 10/24/2015 by brett from colorado
3 answers
A:I think NRS fittings are designed to be used with their 1.625" tubing, so
you would certainly have gaps both between the casting and the U bolt if
you are using 1.25" diameter tube which would no doubt affect how securely
it would tighten.Answered on 10/29/2015 by Anonymous
A:Brett, that depends on what measurement system you're using. Check out Item # 91002.01, for all the dimensions on our frame pipe.Answered on 10/24/2015 by Clyde from NRS
A:11/4 pipe is the inside diameter of the pipe. 1/14 tubing is the outside diameter of the tubing. That's the difference between pipe and tubing-how its measured. I built a cat frame using 11/4 inch schedule 40 aluminum pipe (same as NRS frame pipe) and the oar towers worked perfectly. This pipe is actually around 15/8 inch outside diameter. (The schedule 40 refers to the wall thickness of the pipe)
Sent from my iPadAnswered on 10/24/2015 by Anonymous
- NRS Frame 10" Oar Mount
Q:I was wondering why you made the hole larger so that you now need to run a plastic bushing? How tuff is the plastic bushing and how long do you expect it to hold up?Asked on 8/31/2015 by rivertrash from Strangeville, ID
8 answers
A:I have had no issues with the plastic bushing with 75+ river days on the
water since I bought the 10" oar mount two years ago. Mostly Class III use
with 3 permitted trips that had IV+ rapids.Still standing strong. Yet
another reliable product from NRS.Answered on 9/2/2015 by Anonymous
A:It sounds like your questions are for the designers rather than other
customers. I would guess they are using the sleeves/ bushings helps prevent
galling on the aluminum castings. I have only had these towers for one
season, so I can't speak to the longevity of the bushings, they look like
they might be made from HDPE. Mine are pretty well protected from the sun
since I have a spacer on top, and I store my gear in a shed off season, so
I'm hoping they last. I wish I was on the river enough to wear things out!
I may see if replacements are available now that you mention it though. You
may be able to find a bronze replacement if that appeals to you.Answered on 9/1/2015 by Anonymous
A:I've been running mine for about 20 trips now with no wear so far.Answered on 9/1/2015 by Anonymous
A:These oar lock mounts work great, they are the perfect height for my raft
and rowing seat. The plastic sleeve is super strong, I highly recommend!Answered on 8/31/2015 by Anonymous
A:I would guess the bushing is Teflon so makes the wear not on stem of oar lock but on a replaceable bushing. Also much less friction. And the bushing will last a long long time. It's a very good idea.
Sent from my iPadAnswered on 8/31/2015 by Anonymous
A:The bushing serves as a sacrificial material preventing your expensive oar locks and oar mounts from wearing out. I would much rather have a few extra cheap bushings in my boat bag than run into a broken oar lock down the road.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 8/31/2015 by Anonymous
A:Metal oarlock shafts rotating in the earlier cast aluminum oar mounts generated annoying squeaks that boaters tried to cure with everything from bearing grease to cooking spray. The nylon bushing in the new forged mounts is really tough and will give many, many miles of trouble-free service. Should they ever need replacing they're only $3. Cheap peace and quiet.Answered on 8/31/2015 by Clyde from NRS
A:Bushings are very durable, avoids steel on aluminum direct contact…a little lube spray now and again for squeaks! I believe they are delrin bushings…tough and durable!Answered on 8/31/2015 by Anonymous
- NRS Frame 10" Oar Mount
Q:Where is the 10" measured from? I have an old pair (20 yrs) that are too low but I don't know if they are 6" or 8". When measured with a tape it seems like they might be 8" if measured from the center of the frame tube. Please help as I would like to replace with newer model mounts but need to know if I should order 8" or 10".Asked on 5/17/2015 by carl from colorado
3 answers
A:It is 10" from the top of the frame to the top of the mount.
You can rotate the mount on the frame to make it lower if you need to
but if you sit on a cooler or dry box the 10" works perfectly.Answered on 5/17/2015 by Anonymous
A:Carl, take a look at this diagram - http://www.nrs.com/frames/Specs.asp#OarMount - It's also linked there in the More Information section of the product page.Answered on 5/17/2015 by Clyde from NRS
A:I just measured mine for you- 10" from the top of the frame tube to the bottom of an oar resting in an oarlock. I use Cobra locks if that matters. Be sure to bring a wrench the first time you use these- they tend to spin and then work in after a while. I fear over-tightening the U Bolts so I always carry a wrench and a spare bolt.
Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphoneAnswered on 5/17/2015 by Anonymous
- NRS Frame 10" Oar Mount
Q:Do the bushings fit the previous cast version of the 10 inch towers? Noticing some wear on my cobras I'd like to mitigate. Thanks!Asked on 5/6/2015 by mj from Montana
3 answers
A:I do not have the previous version of these so I don't know anything
about the previous version.
I bought these and my oar locks fit perfectly.
These look really nice and they work great!Answered on 5/7/2015 by Anonymous
A:No, MJ, the opening through the forged mount is specially formed to accept the bushing. The hole in the cast models is just large enough for the oarlock shaft.Answered on 5/7/2015 by Clyde from NRS
A:No, the bushings in the new aluminum oar towers are about 7/8" in diameter,
which is much bigger than the holes in the older cast oar towers. If you
want to run the plastic bushings, I think you have to upgrade to the new
aluminum towers.Answered on 5/14/2015 by Anonymous
- NRS Frame 10" Oar Mount
Q:Where are the new oar towers made? USA or imported?Asked on 2/2/2014 by Raftchick
1 answer
A:They are imported.Answered on 2/2/2014 by Clyde from NRS
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This is a first-generation 1992 1.6L Hyundai Elantra small-combustion-chamber head. Thats what it is. It's a J1 Elantra cylinder head. Good luck finding another one like it. (read more)... In Cylinder Head 106 I talked about the mainstream porting theories as they are discussed. We looked at a cylinder head that I have thousands of dollars of professional work performed on, and a bone-stock second-generation head that I didn't port. In this video I just might do something you haven't seen done before. For some, that may be uncomfortable. The port and polish job I perform here is what I think will work best for my current build. This is not an extreme killer port job. What will be different here is where port textures are concerned, I will be following the advice of a reputable source that will remain un-named. You're free to port yours differently than I do in this video, and I give you that out, around the 20 minute marker. The Hyundai is far from being an ultimate-performance build. It's a $400 box of scraps with nothing but time invested. It's perfect for this video. My finished product WILL be an improvement over what I had. I don't yet have access to a flow bench. I still have an achievement to un-lock. As far as you should be concerned with the techniques I employ... without flow numbers there is no evidence of what this will do, but we will gather lots of info from dynp sessions and drag strip time slips. If I could test it on a flow bench, I would. There are MANY, and when I say many, I mean thousands of flame war mongering pirates floating around on rough seas with a hair trigger cannon finger itching to fire if you port a head any differently than what the herd mentality says to do while porting a cylinder head. I cover the herd mentality because it has merit. It's been tested. Tried and true. But I don't follow it to the letter of the law. I'm definitely not here to de-bunk it. I would port a cylinder head differently for each build based on how that engine was used. There's an extremely valid reason why relating to air speed. It's not the texture of a port that maximizes the effect of fuel atomization, but the velocity of the air running through an x or y sized valve. The driving factor in this is the piston speed. I'm not going to give you the technical information, but will refer you to information about the Lovell factor. There's a better description of this in the links below, and even a calculator to help you find your engine's sweet spot. Why the Lovell factor is important: https://www.highpowermedia.com/blog/3346/the-effect-of-valve-size Lovell gas factor calculator: http://www.rbracing-rsr.com/lovellgascalc.html Only people who have flow testing equipment know for sure what really works and have the capability to produce a perfectly-matched port job for the ultimate performance build. Those guys know the definition of ultimate, and THEY are floating below the water Aegis-class submarines ready to blow your comment up if you don't know what you're talking about. They don't care if you're an armchair mechanic or a herd of pirates. I will say, they're zoomed in pretty close on me right now, and I'm expecting to take a few hits. My work will be tested based on Dyno and drag strip performance, and the results will be posted here. Fortunately, those kinds of videos are a WHOLE LOT EASIER TO MAKE!!!
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125g shallots, peeled and chopped finely
75g butter
75g smoked streaky bacon
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435g tin of unsweetened chestnut puree
200g tin of whole chestnuts
200g fresh breadcrumbs
Fresh nutmet
Cook the shallots in the butter, melted in a pan with the bacon for around 10 minutes on a low heat or until soft and beginning to colour.
Beat the eggs and add to the chestnut puree to help slacken it.
Roughly chop the chestnuts and add them to the eggy puree, along with the breadcrumbs, parsley and buttery shallots and bacon.
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472 The Grove Theatre Tips
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If you're looking for glamour, go somewhere else. But if you're just looking for a fun, casual time, this venue is great.
Elvis Palooza: Charity Event
We ate at the Mexican restaurant across the street before the show. It was good, although a little slow since it was packed. There is a bar and grill nearby and an Italian restaurant.
Elvis Palooza: Charity Event
The weather was moderate. I wore jeans, short-sleeved sweater with long-sleeved cardigan, loafers.
Elvis Palooza: Charity Event
Popcorn and drinks $2 each or popcorn with souvenir bag for $4.
The weather was sunny-hot. I wore jeans, flats and a cotton shirt .
Bring cash, the concession stand only operates on a cash only basis.
The weather was warm and theatre us warm. I wore Summer dress.
The weather was hot and VERY HOT in the theater. I wore a casual blouse and slacks and my clothes were stuck to me when I left as there was not much air movement.
We ate at Caffe Allegro, which is right around the corner. The place is a bit pricey, but the food is good.
The weather was hot. I wore a skirt and tank top. It was kind of stuffy in the theatre. Not sure if the air was working properly..
Ate at Cafe Allegro. There were 7 of us and everyone throughly enjoyed their dinner.
Parking is free on the street
There is an intermission and you can get some drinks and popcorn
The weather was cool as it was overcast . I wore casual attire bring a sweater theater can be a bit chilly.
snacks and drinks available
The weather was warm. I wore casual.
I wore Nice jeans dress shoes and button up shirt.
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Afterwards ate across the street, good Mexican food, - 10% off with theater ticket
I placed a detailed review and photos on YELP.
Or, add your own...We ate at the Mexican restaurant across the street from the Grove. The food was wonderful, I'll go back!


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Cecile Doo-Kingue
Considered one of Canada's most electrifying and versatile guitarists, Cecile Doo-Kingue played Massey Hall in 2015 as part of the TBS's Women's Blues Revue. She has shared a stage and/or recorded with Blind Boys of Alabama, James Blood Ulmer, Bernard Purdie, Jim Byrnes, Michael Jerome Brown, amongst many, and has opened for many icons including Canned Heat, John Prine, Angélique Kidjo, Youssou N'Dour and Manu Dibango.
Don Rooke (of The Henrys)
The Henrys is a Toronto-based 'nearly-instrumental' group that performs as a quartet, or quintet, but records with a larger stable of players. Led by Don Rooke, since 1990 the band's goal has always been to compose, record and perform original music that has no obvious genre, but draws on a variety of styles in an original, identifiable way.
Suzie Vinnick
A Saskatoon native living in Ontario, Suzie Vinnick is the owner of a gorgeous, powerful voice and performs with a sweet mixture of engaging candidness and unparalleled musicianship. Suzie has been featured nationally on CBC Radio on Stuart McLean's Vinyl Cafe, and has performed across Canada and the US, as well as for Canadian Peacekeepers in Bosnia and the Persian Gulf. Suzie's accolades include 10X Maple Blues Awards and 3X Juno Nominations. She was a finalist in the 2013 International Blues Challenge Solo/Duo Category in Memphis, TN.]]>
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Quebec's Angel Forrest and Paul DesLauriers lead nominations!
Celebrating Canadian Blues Coast to Coast for 20 Years!
Monday, October 31 (Toronto) — Canadian blues artists from coast-to-coast have been honoured with nominations for the 20th annual Maple Blues Awards, being held on January 23rd at Koerner Hall in Toronto.
Leading the way with multiple nominations are Quebec's The Paul DesLauriers Band and its members with five nominations, followed by Angel Forrest with four. Ontario's MonkeyJunk and its members also received four nominations while Toronto/Texas-based The 24th Street Wailers and British Columbia's David Gogo and Harpdog Brown each received three nominations.
There are several first-time nominees including 17-year old newcomer Spencer MacKenzie, Andre Bisson, Blue Moon Marquee, Debra Power, and Mark Crissinger for New Artist of the Year. There are 10 acts from across the country that each received two nominations. A full list of nominees is below.
The nominees, selected by a panel consisting of industry professionals from across Canada, are recognized both for their talent as well as their contribution to the growing Canadian blues music scene.
The 20th annual Maple Blues Awards will be hosted by award winning multi-instrumentalist, bandleader, sideman, producer, Steve Marriner of MonkeyJunk and will feature performances by a half dozen nominees from all parts of Canada, all backed by the all-star Maple Blues Band led by Gary Kendall.
Tickets for the Maple Blues Awards, held at the Royal Conservatory's Koerner Hall in Toronto, are on sale now for $45 – $80 and can be purchased at The Weston Family Box Office, located in The Royal Conservatory building at 273 Bloor Street West, Toronto, by phone at RCM box office (416) 408-0208 or online at https://tickets.rcmusic.ca/public. TBS Members, Nominees and Blues Summit Eight Delegates can purchase best available seats for $35.
Voting will be open from November 1 at 11:59pm Newfoundland Daylight Time (10:29pm EST). Blues fans can vote online for their favourite blues musicians in the eligible categories until December 1. Register at www.mapleblues.ca.
Entertainer of the Year
Angel Forrest
Cécile Doo-Kingué
Matt Andersen
The Paul DesLauriers Band
Electric Act of the Year
David Gogo
The Paul DesLauriers Band
Steve Hill
The 24th Street Wailers
Acoustic Act of the Year
Al Lerman
Big Dave McLean
Harrison Kennedy
Jimmy Bowskill & Carlos del Junco
Tim Williams
Male Vocalist of the Year
Duane Blackburn
Harpdog Brown
Harrison Kennedy
John Mays
Matt Andersen
Female Vocalist of the Year
Angel Forrest
Dawn Tyler Watson
Samantha Martin
Shakura S'Aida
Suzie Vinnick
New Artist of the Year
Andre Bisson
Blue Moon Marquee
Debra Power
Mark Crissinger
Spencer MacKenzie
Recording/Producer of the Year
Angel Forrest – Angel's 11 (Morningstar); Producers: Angel Forrest & Denis Coulombe
David Gogo – Vicksburg Call (Cordova Bay); Producer: The Pérignon Partnership
David Vest – Devestatin' Rhythm (Ark-O-Matic); Producers: David Vest & Gary Kendall
Dawn Tyler Watson – Jawbreaker! (Self); Producers: François Thiffault
Harpdog Brown – Travelin' with the Blues (Dog House Records); Producer: Little Victor
International Artist of the Year
Beth Hart
Joe Bonamassa
Shemekia Copeland
Tedeschi Trucks Band
Mavis Staples
Guitarist of the Year
Colin James
David Gogo
Paul DesLauriers
Steve Hill
Tim Williams
Harmonica Player of the Year
Carlos del Junco
Harpdog Brown
Jerome Godboo
Roly Platt
Steve Marriner
Piano/Keyboard Player of the Year
David Vest
Duane Blackburn
Jesse O'Brien
Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne
Michael Kaeshammer
Horn Player of the Year
Al Lerman
Chris Whiteley
Frankie Thiffault (Ben Racine Band)
Jon Wong
Mat "Moose" Mousseau (Ben Racine Band)
Drummer of the Year
Chris Nordquist
Lindsay Beaver (The 24th Street Wailers)
Matt Sobb
Sam Harrisson (The Paul DesLauriers Band)
Tom Bona
Bassist of the Year
Alan Duffy
Alec Fraser
Gary Kendall
Greg Morency (The Paul DesLauriers Band)
John Dymond (Colin Linden)
Songwriter of the Year
Angel Forrest & Denis Coulombe
Cécile Doo-Kingué
Paul Reddick & Colin Cripps
Ross Neilsen
Sugar Brown
Blues With A Feeling (Lifetime Achievement)
Stephen Barry
Diana Braithwaite
Danny Brooks
Michael Jerome Browne
Michael Fonfara
Alec Fraser
Tom Lavin
Ellen McIlwaine
Joe Murphy
Brent Parkin
Ken Whiteley
The Toronto Blues Society is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Blues. The Maple Blues Awards is Canada's national blues awards program. Its goal is to promote blues music across Canada, and to recognize outstanding achievement in the field.
Located along the Bloor Street cultural corridor, The Royal Conservatory of Music is one of the largest and most respected music performance and arts education institutions in the world. Its breathtaking Koerner Hall, "the jewel in the crown of Toronto's Cultural Renaissance," along with two other concert spaces, presents 70+ concerts annually from acclaimed classical, jazz, pop, and world music and hosts an additional 100+ concerts and events from a wide range of not for profit arts groups, charities, and corporate clients.
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The Toronto Blues Society is celebrating 31 years of promoting and preserving blues music in Toronto! To celebrate, we're heading to the Ward's Island Cafe on Saturday, June 25. Juno award winning bluesman Harrison "sweet taste" Kennedy will perform starting at 6pm.
Located on idyllic Ward's Island just steps from the ferry dock, the Island Cafe is the perfect spot for a coffee, brunch, lunch, a home baked treat or a sunset dinner. Our counter service offers take out and an ice cream bar, and our garden patio is fully licensed. To ensure you get a table, please arrive early.
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The birthday party is the perfect time to renew or become a Toronto Blues Society member!
All new/renewing members who sign up/renew at the TBS birthday party (whether or not your membership is expiring) will be entered into a draw to receive a TBS Membership Prize Package including:
– TBS "Fresh Baked Blues" CD
– Women's Blues Revue 2015 T-Shirt (multiple sizes available)
The usual blues alchemy doesn't often include being born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, or singing for four years with one of the hottest Detroit soul bands. And it certainly doesn't include a long career working as a supervisor in a chemical plant. Clearly, Harrison Kennedy didn't follow any traditional formula in becoming a bluesman. For the past decade, his recordings have earned Harrison Kennedy many accolades in the business. No less than B.B. King has hailed him as Canada's premier blues performer.
Singing and playing the mandolin, the banjo, the guitar and the harmonica in a mostly acoustic setting, his strong poetic writing and full sense of irony largely contribute to the growing success of this very special blues troubadour.
Located on idyllic Ward's Island just steps from the ferry dock, the Island Cafe is the perfect spot for a coffee, brunch, lunch, a home baked treat or a sunset dinner. Our counter service offers take out and an ice cream bar, and our garden patio is fully licensed. | www.islandcafeto.com |]]>
Christopher Darton The Way We Was – The Story of the Kendall Wall Blues Band | View Film
Christopher Darton is the filmmaker but the prime mover behind this project is Gary Kendall. Cash Wall was a fellow Downchild alumnus and the matinee they began at the Black Swan every Saturday afternoon on the Danforth became a Toronto blues institution. The documentary tells that story and it is now available for all to see on YouTube. As the documentary shows, the special guest concept proved to be the biggest piece of the puzzle. Darton found an amazing amount of footage of the band performing at the Swan and footage of a remarkable number of the guests.
The recently done interviews are very informative, they are primarily with Gary but also with harmonica player Jeff Baker & guitarists Richard Smyth, Teddy Leonard, Kevin Higgins and Tyler Burgess. Martin Alex Aucoin became the piano player, as he amusingly tells it. Other interviews are interspersed throughout with visuals that bring back a flood of memories. That so much video was made, and found, was a constant surprise. It becomes very clear that the major reason for the success of the matinee was simple: it was the rhythm section, Gary & Cash, that made it all happen. From that foundation, an identifiable band sound emerged, with Baker, (and later Aucoin) and the carefully chosen guitarists. Their guests would often ask the band to back them up at other venues. After eleven years, Jeff Baker and Cash Wall both decided to call it quits and the band broke up, soon taking the matinee with it. The second half of the documentary is the story of how the one recording attempted by the band has finally become available. Making full use of the modern recording studio, Gary and his engineers salvaged enough material to come up with a full CD to celebrate the band's legacy. And in particular Cash Wall's memory, Cash returned to the United States and succumbed to cancer in 2008. The CD shows emphatically what a natural blues drummer & vocalist he was. The video certainly makes the point that those Saturday afternoons were a major part of Toronto's blues history. When I co-hosted my show on CJRT-FM on Saturday afternoons, we broadcast live from the Swan on three separate occasions – fond memories indeed. Darton has done a masterful job of putting it all together into a coherent, emminently watchable whole. He held the premiere in his hometown of Port Colborne on December 3rd. The picture is of the CD and it's available at Gary's web site, www.garykendall.com or www.47records.com. The direct link to the video is www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMYAcDuuWgs. Do check it out and re-live those wonderful afternoons. Gary Kendall continues to be a major force in our community, with projects that look backwards to our history, like this one, and forward with the Maple Blues Band, his role in Downchild, his own band and especially the Saturday Matinees at The Duck in St. Catharines, which take the Black Swan Matinee as its model.]]>
Matt Andersen Honest Man (True North/eOne) | stubbyfingers.ca
For someone who tours as much as this man, it's a wonder he has time to record a new album at all, let alone one that involves a fair amount of production time. He went to New York to record with Commissioner Gordon, who has worked with many of the greatest in the pop music business. Matt Andersen writes in the press release that he was very happy with the new ideas that Gordon brought to the sessions. To Gordon"s great credit, he has made sure that that great voice was front and centre. That voice is in the service of some excellent new songs, all co-writes once again, that while aimed squarely at the mainstream has more than enough to delight all his fans.
You will especially enjoy the soul blues of "Honest Man" & "Break Away" or "Let's Get Back" & "All The Way". "Honest Man" & "Let's Get Back" are both political as opposed to his more usual personal and both are solid songs, well-chosen as pre-release singles. "Let's Get Back" is also the first video. Gordon's use of horns, especially on "Honest Man" is superb. It wouldn't be a proper Andersen disc without those wonderful ballads and "I'm Giving In" goes right to the top of that list, a gorgeous song with a beautiful late-night vocal about finally fully committing to a relationship. "Last Surrender" is a delicious soul ballad. He rocks it up for a song returning to political commentary, "Who Are You Listening To?", asking people to make up their own minds and not listen to the media. "One Good Song" is also well chosen as the concluding one, about the journey of songwriting. If "I'm Giving In" is the best, this is a very close second. The players here are all from Gordon's stable in New York but the band Andersen is bringing to Massey Hall on March 5th includes Steve Marriner on harp, Geoff Arsenault on (real) drums and Chris Kirby on keys & guitar. Gordon's use of drum beats and other studio wizardry is not particularly oppressive but you won't get any of that at the live show and the blues content will be emphasized – that will be a show not to be missed. Andersen's web site is www.stubbyfingers.ca.
For more information on other Blues Summits, click the links below.
Blues Summit 8, 2017
Blues Summit 7, 2015
Blues Summit 6, 2013
Blues Summit 5, 2011
Blues Summit 4, 2009
Blues Summit 3, 2007
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Sean Pinchin Monkey Brain (Self) | seanpinchin.ca
Port Credit's Sean Pinchin returns following his breakthrough Rustbucket CD of a couple of years ago. That album led to an MBA nomination, excellent reviews and much work, as he played most of the major festivals across the country. He also played on Dione Taylor's recent CD, Born Free. We learn this time from his press release that he has been suffering from severe bouts of depression for years. He realized he could write about this and perhaps help himself as he did so. The result is a stunning new album, produced once again by Rob Szabo, the JUNO-winning producer for Steve Strongman, who also supplies keyboards and backing vocals. Otherwise the music is by Pinchin's trio, mostly live in the studio, with Adam Warner on drums and Mark McIntyre on bass. Emma-Lee returns for a song as well, recalling her most excellent contribution on Rustbucket. Which brings us to the title song and the most vivid description of the effects on him of his depression, "When my life gets to me my brain starts to change I give in to my Monkey Brain." Over his raging slide guitar and Szabo's organ, this is remarkably effective. "I Can't Stand It" is a pounding rocker that reinforces how difficult it is to live with this condition – one occasion when repetition is justified. "Charity Case" attacks a girl friend who has a patronizing attitude and by extension, quite a number of us. "Living In The Past" has Pinchin opening in falsetto with how he's been thrown out by his girl. As the band kicks in he sings of his unwillingness to realize this. Emma-Lee's Greek chorus vocals drive it home. "Goin' Hobo", written with Steve Strongman, is rather different musically. Over Warner's tom toms, he sings of leaving everything behind. The double time solo and spoken verse are a treat. The more overt references to his depression return in "Monsters (in the dark)" – nice solo here. The grinding guitars are back for "Get Burned", an aural sign of his disbelief at the moment of breakup. Not all the songs here are about depression but I think the whole album is a product of a person in turmoil. The result is a powerful statement. The guitars & vocals are very well recorded, Szabo has done a good job once again. The official release party takes place at the Dakota Tavern on March 18. He promises more dates throughout the year to support the new disc, find out more at www.seanpinchin.ca, where you can also preview and purchase Monkey Brain.]]>
Jordan Patterson The Back On Track Recording Project (Flaming Cheese/Fontana North/Universal) | jordanpatterson.ca
Kitchener's vocalist/harpist Jordan Patterson released a very good CD in 1996 on the JSP label called Give Me A Chance featuring guest spots from Bobby Rush and Bobby Parker. We learn from the press release that he then went into artist tour management & promotion. He returned to his first love last year with a four song EP that did so well he's here with an exciting full album and a major label distribution deal. He released two singles from the album before its official release February 19.
The time off certainly has not hurt him in the least, he is a very good singer and songwriter as you'll discover as soon as you hear this. Rocking blues is the style he plays in and it is masterfully handled – two guitars, bass & drums backing his harp & vocals with keyboards & backing vocals. "Favourite Boy" describes how he got a harmonica as a child and how much it impressed him. His harp work here proves the point. Soul blues best describes "Can We Fall In Love Again", a tender ballad about trying to return to a relationship that once was. Gorgeous guitar work here from either Darryl Romphf or Bobby Thompson. "She's Cool" is a grinder with more excellent harp work. "Play My Song" is one of the songs on last year's EP, with Shawn Kellerman on guitar and Patterson labels it 'revisited' indicating a different mix and adding Scott Galloway's B3. It's still the same song but it's a good one, even better now. "If You'd Help Me Please", again from the EP, is a stone solid slow blues, worth the price of the CD all by itself. "Do You Believe" is a new one that sounds very radio friendly to me and I hope they grab it. It may not be blues but you'll be humming it again and again. Back to grinding for "Heartbreaker", a familiar theme perhaps but rarely sounding so good. The harp solo is longer here too. The rocking "Don't Take Me Down" has some very good lyrics, well sung – a superb concluding song. The engine room is excellent with Mark McIntyre on bass and Benjamin Rollo on drums. Skyler Jordan deserves mention too on backup vocals. You'll be remembering this one when it comes to voting in the fall. But you don't have to take my word for it, these songs are streaming at www.jordanpatterson.ca.
Fresh Baked Blues (CD, 2016) | Price: $20
Fresh Baked Blues is the Toronto Blues Society's fifth compilation CD and collects tunes from some of the rising stars of Southern Ontario's blues scene. The artists on Fresh Baked Blues are well known on the Canadian festival circuit, while some are quickly gaining more attention from the media and festival buyers.
Track Listing:
1) The 24th Street Wailers "Don't Cross Me"
2) Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar "Addicted"
3) Irene Torres & The Sugar Devils "My Mama Said"
4) Andria Simone "Revealed"
5) The Distillery "You've Got No Right (to have the blues)"
6) Chris Antonik "Long Way To Go"
7) The Conor Gains Band w/Matt Weidinger "Leave It On the Line"
8) Michael Schatte "Honey Doll"
9) Jake Chisholm "Let's Do It Again"
10) The Fraser Melvin Band "The Way You Love"
11) The Oh Chays "Righting Your Wrongs"
12) The MacKenzie Blues Band "Bone Cage"
13) Sugar Brown "Train Sixty-Four"
14) catl. "Shakin' House Blues"
The 24th Street Wailers | the24thstreetwailers.com
The 24th Street Wailers won the Toronto Blues Society talent search in 2010. Since then, they've had a non-stop touring schedule and played over 650 shows across the USA, France and Canada. They have 12 Maple Blues Award Nominations and a JUNO Nomination for Blues Album of Year.
Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar | samanthamartinmusic.com
Bubbling up from the cauldron of roots Americana music, Samantha Martin made her Massey Hall debut as part of the Toronto Blues Society's Women's Blues Revue in 2014. In 2015, Samantha Martin received four Maple Blues Awards nominations, including Female Vocalist, New Artist, Recording/Producer and Songwriter Of The Year. She was also a runner-up in the inaugural Cobalt Prize in 2015.
Irene Torres & The SugarDevils | www.thesugardevils.com
Irene Torres & The SugarDevils came onto the Toronto music scene in 2011 and made a name for themselves interpreting the music of New Orleans. They were the winners of the 2012 Toronto Blues Society Talent Search and have since toured in both Canada and the United States.
Andria Simone | www.andriasimone.com
Andria Simone participated in the famed Women's Blues Revue at Toronto's historic Massey Hall in 2014, sharing the spotlight alongside such veterans as Shakura S'Aida, Divine Brown and Lori Yates. In October 2014 Andria Simone and Those Guys were chosen to be a major part of the 6th Annual Lancaster Music Festival in the U.K.
The Distillery | www.thedistilleryblues.com
The Distillery have toured clubs, bars and festivals through the US and Canada behind their award winning debut release "What You Told Me" and latest release "How We Carry On." Check out the next chapter of The Distillery featuring Chloe Watkinson, Neil Hendry and Jordan Safer at The Cameron House in Toronto every Wednesday in April & May.
Chris Antonik | www.chrisantonik.com
Toronto-based Chris Antonik was nominated for Best New Artist in 2011 at Canada's Maple Blues Awards after the release of his debut album and has since become one of Canada's fastest-rising blues artists. Chris has performed at major blues festivals across Canada, and has toured the US extensively.
Conor Gains | theconorgainsband.bandcamp.com
At 22 years old, Conor Gains has already been nominated for a Maple Blues Best New Artist Award as well as performed with the BB King All stars, in Nashville and Memphis. In July 2011, he headlined the blues stage at the Montreal International Jazz Festival and performed at the Tremblant International Blues Fest in 2012. Conor was awarded the Cobalt Prize for Contemporary Blues Composition for his piece "Leave It On The Line" at the 19th Annual Maple Blues Awards.
Michael Schatte | www.michaelschatte.com
Michael Schatte (pronounced SHAW-tee) probably wouldn't call himself a Bluesman. And yet since January, the Canadian guitarist, vocalist and songwriter has found himself a top-eight finalist at the 2015 Memphis International Blues Challenge, the winner of the 2015 Toronto Blues Society Talent Search, and has hit the main stage on several major stops of the Canadian blues and jazz festival circuit.
Jake Chisholm | www.jakechisholm.ca
Jake Chisholm is an in demand guitar player and singer on the Canadian blues scene since forming the popular jump blues band Jake & the Blue Midnights. Since staring his solo career, Chisholm has release two albums and is rapidly gaining popularity on the Canadian blues scene performing at countless club gigs and many notable festivals around the country.
The Fraser Melvin Band | www.frasermelvin.com
With a lead singer that sounds 30 years his senior, a honkin' sax man, dirty keys, and a rhythm section that grooves, the Fraser Melvin Band is definitely one that will keep your ears listening. They have performed at the Kitchener Blues Festival, the Toronto Jazz Festival, the Barrie New Music Festival, and in February, 2012 they competed in the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee.
The Oh Chays | www.theohchays.com
Husband and wife folk-roots duo Kelly and Michael Authier (pronounced "OH chay"), have played stages big and small across North America, wowing audiences with their spirited and versatile musicianship and their hilarious, often biting wit. The duo were finalists in the 2014 Toronto Blues Society Talent Search and represented Toronto at the International Blues Challenge in 2015.
The MacKenzie Blues Band | www.mackenziebluesband.com
Winners of the 2014 Maple Blues Award for "Best New Group or Artist"- and 2X Semi Finalists at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tenn. The MacKenzie Blues Band have been enjoying the recognition of a hard working band. "Blues rockers with style," they emit the energy of a small, joyful supernova.
Sugar Brown | sugarbrownmusic.com
Sugar Brown's blues are originals and modernized classics with a concerted effort to record and preserve the unmistakable Chicago blues sound that harkens back to Chess Record's famous releases. Sugar Brown's two album releases have stunned listeners and reviewers around the world, with his ease and force in playing and singing blues.
catl. | catltheband.com
catl. are a rock n' roll duo hailing from Toronto with a reputation for getting people up to do a little drinkin' and dancin'. In 2009, the group won the Toronto Blues Society's Talent Search. They have released 4 full-length records to critical acclaim and toured extensively throughout the United States and Canada.


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M.D. Claiborne & Associates, L.L.C. - Dermatology Specialists
Dr. Claiborne is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana. He was "born and raised" in New Orleans. He grew up with a love and appreciation of Louisiana life. His family history is rooted deep in the fabric of our beautiful state. Dr. Claiborne has been married for over 35 years and has three sons.
Dr. Claiborne attended Washington & Lee University in Virginia for his undergraduate degree in medicine. After graduating with honors, he returned to New Orleans attend Tulane School of Medicine. He followed with his residency at one of the nations leading trauma centers, Charity Hospital of New Orleans. He went on to earn a specialty degree in the field of Dermatology. He is a Board Certified Dermatologist and active member of the American Academy of Dermatology, Louisiana Dermatological Society and the Louisiana Laser Society.
After completing medical school and his dermatology residency, he returned to live and practice in the city that he loves. In 1979, he joined the establishment of Drs. Mundt and Bradley, whose office location on Louisiana Avenue was opened in 1943 to meet the growing skin care needs of the Uptown area of New Orleans and the surrounding residents. With the collective efforts of the physicians, two additional offices were added in Jefferson and St. Bernard Parish.
After Hurricane Katrina, Dr. Claiborne became the sole owner of the practices, changing the name to M.D.Claiborne & Associates, LLC. Two of the three offices remain in full operation: Jefferson (Google Maps) and Orleans (Google Maps).
Dr. Claiborne is a member of the staff at Touro Infirmary and has privileges a East Jefferson General, Tulane Hospital and Ochsner Baptist.
Dr. Claiborne specializes in treating patients with all manor of skin disease and ailments. His innovative approach to skincare is considered to be on the cutting edge of dermatology. His extensive experience in this field has proven a success with his patients.


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Anybody know how to grab an .asx stream to disk?
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla
EDIT: I've got my answer; see the next post for links to the videos, and thanks to all who replied!
The Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) has just created in English a website they've had in Japanese for a month or so, streaming some higher-resolution versions of the full Earthrise and Earthset video from Kaguya. They are closer to high-definition resolution than any previous release, but still not there yet. Unfortunately, they don't provide the videos in a downloadable format, only in a streamed format, which is too bad because the stream is really poor quality, showing me just a few frustrating frames of the video. My thanks would go to anyone who can figure out how to convert this to some format that could actually be mirrored elsewhere!
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