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NEW YORK USA : VISIONARIES: 40 artists
The QCC Art Gallery
of the City University of New York is a vital educational and cultural resource for the Queensborough Community College, the Borough of Queens and the surrounding communities. It is a large, dynamic space that was extensively renovated and reopened in 2004.
Visionary art is a journey, an inner journey of interconnectedness, into a world of extraordinary imagination, encompassing and exploring the qualities of light and dark with a universal and personal focus. Utilizing images that run the spectrum of the human condition, elation to desperation. From the heart rises fantastic and astonishing works of art!
A new art world has emerged; we are witness to a burgeoning of creation. A new and exciting culture, not just an art movement; whose life stems from a central point of inner growth, development and experience into the deep and intimate exploration of spirit with visual expression as key to its understanding.
An organic process of transformation occurs within the sacred and fertile inner world. It shifts from a meditative experience into a culture expressly manifested for the now and the future. It is the visionary who can create in this 'place' in a most compelling and extraordinary way!
In early summer of 2011, Olga Spiegel, Miguel Tio and I embarked on the Visionaries exhibition. From its initial seeds to its fruition it has been an illuminating journey, filled with hills and valleys. As the garden grows so did this project.
It has been an extraordinary privilege to glean this sampling of art and artists who are trailblazers. There is much to come, there is much to do, there is a distinct path to follow to a culture that not only expresses our inner and outer world of reality and dreams but also presents us with a future of possibilities.
The Visionary tribe of artists has grown into a living, vibrant community of artists and free thinkers. It has shifted and morphed into something new and exciting. Not just an art movement but a lifestyle; a lifestyle that embraces art, and an inner life cultivation. It is a place of great discovery and inspiration.
It is here that we enter into an exhibition of the most intimate of exchanges.
France Garrido
May 2012
This show deserves special attention because it is a first time event in the States, that three generations of artists of this multi-facetted genre are showing together in quite a reputable cultural space. When i lived in New York, from 1975 till 1986, i wanted to link my Austrian background as a phantastic-realistic painter with related parallel phenomena in the States. The names that would make up an international movement fitted on a quarter sheet of paper then, nowadays, the www lists hundreds ( even more ) and it is obvious that contemporary art, as it has been promoted during five decades has another valid face, which is slowly but surely turning from the shade of suppression into the light of recognition.
Some years ago i wrote an article suggested by Jon Beinart, with the title THAT ART , about my personal experience how this development took place . I want to quote it here to show the long route which some of the elders had to walk to finally merge with the mainstream of visual culture.
To update THAT ART the profound and ceaseless dedication of Professor Gerhard Habarta to the phantastic-surreal-visionary cause , which culminated in the creation of the PHANTASTENMUSEUM , would have to be added.
To update THAT ART the profound and ceaseless dedication of Professor Gerhard Habarta to the phantastic-surreal-visionary cause , which culminated in the creation of the PHANTASTENMUSEUM , would have to be added.
Jon invited me to make a comment in the forum about visionary art.
I said this term is really overdefined and becomes self evident by scanning through the long list of links. But he overcame my reluctance by saying it should be less intellectual, more personal. So i take this gratefully as an opportunity to align my relevant experiences.
My story starts in the mythical age of the glorious emergence of THAT ART, Vienna 1964 in the gallery of Ernst Fuchs with my first one man show, shortly after being initiated into the Old Masters Technique by him. The famous five of the Viennese School of Phantastic Realism ( Fuchs, Brauer, Lehmden, Hausner , Hutter ) had gathered a large following of younger artists , called THE SECOND WAVE OF THE VIENNESE SCHOOL OF PHANTASTIC REALISM. (needless to say that there came many more waves) There were about lets say thirty artists who showed mainly in this gallery within the following years, encouraged with the fatherly love of Ernst Fuchs to aspire to reach up to the stars in art heaven.
Ernst introduced me through books and catalogs which one could find only in his studio to other artists who worked also in this manner in other countries.( eg Klarwein, Escher, Johfra) I realised soon that there was a simultaneus appearance of other phantastic painters as a world wide phenomenont that stood in sharp contrast to the attitudes of modern art.
Fuchs was teaching the old masters technique privately and Hausner later became professor on the Viennese Akademie. Paetz, Helnwein , Hechelmann and Jochen Wahl became my closest friends . We all had had very differnt ideas but the fine illusionistic technique was the common denominator of our works. The book Manierismus by Gustav Rene Hocke was our bible.
When i moved to Switzerland in 1968 i met Giger and had a show together with him , he did not yet work with airbrush then. Here i also learned about the existence of Psychedelic Art. I did not work anymore in the Old Masters Technique and was basically interested in content and strong concept- not so much in the beautiful-and-fine. The roots of my stone-period are in Switzerland.
Back in Austria in 1972 I was assistent of Professor Ernst Fuchs at his seminar in the magical castle of Reichenau. His genius attracted artists and visitors from all over the world , many are wellknown today and have also become teachers of the oldmasters approach to inner vision. (Hanna Kay, Olga Spiegel , Phil Jacobsen Rubinov, Wolfgang Widmoser,Bob Venosa...)
I moved to New York in 1974 and lived there in the legendary artist district Soho till 1986. I teamed up with my new friends from Reichenau , discoverd more kindred spirits, got acquainted with the Visionaries and Psychedelic Artists from east and west, taught the old masters technique together with Phil in the large basement of my studio in Green Street and realised soon that the New York art scene had absolutely no taste for THAT ART
I felt strongly that it was my mission to fuse the European branch of inner vison with the American, that this type of art was the first truly international art movement and so I organised a group exhibition in the Studio Planet Earth Gallery ( Isaac Abrams, Olga Spiegel, Hanna Kay ), an effort that led later to the formation of the New York Visionaries.
I was happy to discover the art of Alex Grey in a gallery not far from the studio, as a sign that the art scene was maybe more open than I thought and I met Antonio Peticov, who added the special South American touch to THAT ART . Unforgettable are also my meetings with Ingo Swann under the umbrella
of parapsychological art. (PSI ART)
Nevertheless the movement stayed underground. But there were a few individuals like Mikl Bell and Christian de Boek who had the strong intention to gather the spirits . Boeks website later became like a Who is Who in the World of Strange Visions.
1982 I published a booklet called SHARING LIGHT where I also made some statements about my artistic position and what i thought THAT ART is. This was my view:
Surrealism had developed into Phantastic Realism through natural evolution and Phantastic Realism changed into Transformative Art through the agens of the spirit of theNew Age . Furthermore, on the future level Planetary Art was already starting to emerge.
In all this was an underlying visionary current of inspiration, leading from the darkness of the Middle Ages to the coming bright Planetary Age
Personally I was not fond of being called a surreal painter, Surrealism is a historical place for me, and i didnt think of myself as being a visionary artist either because visions come and go and i wanted to formulate solid states of the human condition.
I remember many very entertaining brainstorming sessions where we tried to come up with the absolut perfect name for a group project of THAT visionary- manieristic- surreal- phantastic-realistic- psychedelic- new-age- psi--transformative-planetary ART.
At my return to Vienna in 1986 the phantastic realists were considered of no interest for the contemporary art scene, but the founding fathers of the movement had established parallel art worlds and were successfull in their own terms .
The remains of the Second Wave of the School of Phantastic Realism had dissolved into two groups: some were still working in the absolutely meticulous manner and the others had changed their stiles in various ways.
I belonged to the second group , worked on large formats quite loosely and confused my former collectors ( who suffered because i didn paint stones anymore). Obviously I had manoevered my self out of the main stream of THAT ART into unknown territory, from where watched its rapid growth.
The two books of Michel Random on Visionary Art introduced me to quite a number of artists especially from France which i had not seen before.
James Cowan , publisher of Morpheus Int. handed another handfull of remarkable artists over to the eyes of the public. It is e.g his merrit that the influence of Beksinski has impressed the younger generation.
Since I know Ernst Fuchs he spoke of his cherished dream to organise a museum for THAT ART and so it was not surprising that he managed to organise the Venice Art Fair for Phantastic Art where one could discover even more of the never seen before. ( Claude Verlinde, Judson Huss,...)
Damian Michaels gets the movement rolling in Australia and publishes a visionary art paper and organises a travel exhibition.
Phil , my dear friend since Reichenau came to Europe almost every year to give painting seminars which always included a visit with his students to my studio. In turn I visited him at his course locations and enjoyed to spend time with him, Michael Fuchs and the students . In this way I met more and more very gifted members of the tribe, who now make their mark in the web.
Phils book Drinking Lightning brought back wonderful memories from
our common times in Studio Planet Earth, New York. His profound insights into the relationship of art and spirituality and his discovery of the invisible tribe as the genetic pool of the artists of THAT ART are certainly plowing the grounds for a meaningful art of the future.
Three years ago i got my self a computer and plugged myself into the collective mind. Lawrence Caruana surprised me with his thorough investigations and evaluations of visionary art and the development of its network.
Morpheus establishes a museum for the Fantastic Arts in the net. His crew is also growing. For years i was thinking it cannot get darker than Giger, but here comes Barlow and prooves me wrong.
I met Peter Gric who also lives in Vienna , his stunning works his, computerskills and his links show me where the tribe might move to in the future. Through the net i make contact with other artists from his generation.
In the local gallery of Hanno Karlhuber old and young members of the tribe come together at openings to celebrate THAT ART
Brigits Marlins Society of the Art of Imagination and its presence in the internet unleaches an hitherto unimaginable flow of image-force.
Visits to the Netherlands with Phil reveal the outstanding genius of Johfra and the existence of a community of tribe members who have not been known here till now, with connections to France and to Eastern European countries . Rardy van Soest is in the process to create a museum für phantastic realism, Gerrit Luidinga is compiling names and images since years.
This summer i met Phil again and he showed me his recent magnum opus Eyes Of The Soul which collects 150 ! artists from all over the planet in one monumental volume. It took me three hours just to look through the color plates,so much was there to discover !
Okay, and here comes Jon Beinart and switches on the link cluster in the visionary art forum , where i find almost all assembled who passed through ---- this pages- plus more to discover-----isn´t THAT ART?
Vienna, november 11 th, 2005 D E
MESSAGE TWO from march 1982, new york
transformation in art : transformative art
transformation is the key koncept for the understanding of the current world-condition
transformation is the process of fundamental change from the "old world"
to the " new world "
transformation is a process of continual creation, the flow of evolution
transformation moves consciousness, through liberation, growth, expansion, self-realisation and transmission of the energy of transformation
transformative art is a mirror of and an instrument for transformation. it is the expression and transmission of the energy of transformation
transformative art transports awareness beyond the limitations of old belief systems-it transforms.
transformative art 1. reveals the limitations of the "old world"
2. leads back to the source and real values of life
3. tunes into the harmonic order and full potential
of the whole
4. expresses new possibilities, new ideals, new reality
models and the self-image of the new man
transformative art developed indepently at the same time as many modern and postmodern "isms".it stands in sharp contrast to pure formalism as well as pure photorealism.in its methods it basically continues the traditions of the old masters yet applies it to the subjects of our time. it integrates and brings into focus artistic phenomena that have been labeled mystic, spiritual, transcendental, metaphysical , symbolistic, manneristic, visionary, surreal, fantastic, fantastic-realistic, magic realistic, psychedelic, psychic, consciousness, cosmic, science fiction, space, new age, and so on... art.


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The River Yonne rises in the Morvan hills near Chateau-Chinon and lends its name to the department through which it flows, north and westwards en route to join the Seine and Paris. The Yonne was the traditional waterway to the capital transporting logs for firewood, passing vine-clad hillsides and fields of wheat. Today the river is mainly used by pleasure craft and lends a watery magic to the landscapes of towns and villages along its journey, like beautiful Auxerre (once an important wine port), the winding terraced streets and half-timbered houses of Joigny and thirteenth century Villeneuve-sur-Yonne. Hire a boat and moor on the quay at Sens, close to the mighty cathedral of Saint-Etienne or take a cruise through the peaceful countryside of the Upper Yonne Valley.
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Just a quick post to say its Uckfield show this weekend. Always a good show and this year is helping celebrate the HFS150 with the Colonel Stephens society..
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Just a quick post to say its Uckfield show this weekend. Always a good show and this year is helping celebrate the HFS150 with the Colonel Stephens society..
More info here
So Uckfield show has been and gone and Tarring Neville's first outing went pretty well. Firstly I must say a big thank you to Adrian and the Uckfield club for such a good weekend and putting on yet another top notch show. The layout behaved itself and picked up lots of nice comments from exhibitors and the public. It was interesting to fool a few locals like with Herstmonceux, into thinking the railway was really there.
As you can see from the picture above and my previous post, another loco has joined the cement works fleet. Its a Hornby Peckett but just like Chris and Oly over at otcm I couldn't just leave it as it was out the box and it was in bits the same day Chris dropped it off! Mine is loosely based on Stanley as I wanted to do one with dumb buffers. I didn't get time to fit its new whistle and works plates before the show but at Uckfield I had all three running on Tarring Neville (Cheers guys)..
As usual though I didn't manage to take many pictures but Adrian has put up a retrospective here with pictures of all the layouts and Redkiterail has some pictures on his Flickr site. It was good to see Oly's excellent "Six Quarters" in the flesh and I really liked "Surrey Arms", definitely two layouts to look out for!
Hopefully I will get a few more bits done before Tarring Neville's next outing in a few weeks at Brighton MRC's show.
Railways & other things I enjoy
Quarter-inch Scale Modeling
Various railway orientated modelling projects in my new workshop/railway room.
4mm finescale modelling, slowly
Railway Modelling in S Scale (1:64)
Ouse Valley Modeller is a blog about my 4mm OO gauge modelling, my observations mostly about Sussex railways in the 1950's and my layout Herstmonceux
16mm narrow gauge in a West Wales garden...
The construction of a 16mm narrow gauge railway
Heritage & Model Railway Blog
00 Gauge Inglenook Shunting Puzzle
Minnesota themed model railroading
Whats going on at RMRG
Narrow gauge in the fells
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Finescale (ish) Modelling in 4mm Scale by two friends
4mm scale - Model Railroad Project - © Hans van de Burgt
Modelling the Great Northern Railway network around Bradford in the 50s
The thinking behind and construction of an 'EM' gauge model railway exhibition layout.
Building a Model of Birmingham New Street, set in 1987
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Southwest Scotland in 00 Finescale
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This tutorial has its public debut at SciPy 2019. In this tutorial, I showed the class the fundamentals of deep learning in the form of "model, loss, optimizer".
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I have taught Bayesian statistical modelling with Hugo Bowne-Anderson at SciPy 2018. Our tutorial takes on two parts. Firstly, we build our participants' intuition for Bayes' rule using computational simulation methods. Secondly, we then segue into the abstractions of probabilistic programming to solve problems, including estimation, comparison, and regression.
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Notebooks are available here.
Based on material from my Network Analysis Made Simple tutorial, I have created two courses on DataCamp titled Network Analysis with Python.
After two PyCons and one SciPy conference, I became convinced of the need to apply software engineering principles to data analytics. One theme that I identified was the need for the practice of (semi-)automated data checks. After meeting with Renee Chu at PyCon 2016, we are collaborating on developing tutorial material to teach how to write data and unit tests.
Notebooks are available here.
As part of my time at Insight, I led mini-workshops on web development and Bokeh, Pythonic code style & code linting, and co-led mini-workshops on deep learning.
Here's a collection of repositories that were involved in teaching this:
I had noticed a growing interest in the use of machine learning (ML) to answer tough biological questions at the Broad Institute. During graduate school, I had taught myself the practical aspects of ML through the
scikit-learn API; I found it to be a great introductory path into machine learning. In collaboration with Andres Colubri, David Dao and Jane Hung (Broad Institute), we put together a workshop for members of the Broad Community, with the materials freely available.
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In 1999 I had surgery for carpel tunnel syndrome. It was the least invasive method available, with a tiny cut along the crease on the inside of my wrist. After the incision healed, you could barely see a scar. The surgeon said it might not last forever, it was worth a try. It lasted for nine years. However, this year, suddenly my wrist aches, gets tingly and easily loses its grip. CTS — here we go again. I go to the orthopedic clinic at Eisenhower Medical Center in two days for tests.
When I had my left knee replaced two years ago I was told the right knee needed a partial replacement. "When?" I asked the surgeon. "When it bothers you enough to change the way you live," was the answer. The old knee actually improved after the first surgery, probably because I didn't have to favor the other leg anymore. Now I favor it. It's getting checked at the orthopedist too. I used a civilian doctor the first time, of course, since I was still on the school insurance. Now that I'm on military insurance, I'll go out to the post. However, if any place ought to understand bones and joints, it's the Army. I see young soldiers out there all the time on crutches and canes, looking like they are on the mend. I trust I'll be in good hands. Hopefully, the surgeon won't have CTS!


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雅思口语题库Part2话题参考范文汇总之:近海活动(an activity near the sea)
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本期奉上雅思口语题库part2话题范文汇总之近海活动(an activity near the sea)。多个话题版本,总有一款适合你,还不速来围观。友情提示:考生应该尽量避免传统的背诵套句或者是模版的口语学习方式,去学习口语范文中地道的词组搭配以及英美人士的思维方式,更加关注词组和逻辑思维两个层面。另外,就是要从扣题角度出发,看优秀范文如何从扣题的方面来展开口语话题。戳红色文字链接,查看范文详情。
you should say:
What it is
What you should prepare
And explain how you feel about it
高分语段:Lucky for me I grew up near the sea. When I was little, I could go there everyday with my playmates, doing all kinds of fun things. It was more like a large playground for us.Digging into sand is my favorite seaside activity,and it is a very relaxing activity andminimal thinking is required. All you need to do is keep digging slowly and gently. If you dig them with great strength, you would probably end up with lots of smashed shells. Each time I can bring home a little bucket of clams.
高分语料:I belong to Haryana.,It is not a coastal area. If I ever get a chance to visit a sea, I would like to do many activities,I would like to sit near the sea shore and hear the splashing waves.I would enjoy the cool breeze of the sea side,I would also love to stand at the sea shore and feel the waves touch my feet,I would also like to go in the water till it is safe.I don't know swimming, so I would like to hold hands of my family members or I don't know swimming, so I would like to hold hands of my family members or my friends, who so ever are with me.


text: Nau mai, haere mai! Smakaz is back for 2019 - let's get ruckus. Friday May 31st and Saturday June 1st.Early bird tickets are now closed. Pre-sale fest passes available through UTR from the Hamtown Smakdown Night 1 page. (these get you into both nights):ADULT: $23+bf SECONDARY STUDENT/UNDER18: $13+bf ID required on the night of the event when using a Under18/Secondary Student fest pass HagseedXileExit FearSick Old ManBULK BOGANBridge BurnerSpiteful UrinatorColdxWarHappy Valley WGTNFeildings Best DancersAmanakiDog CockLookin UpFeildings Best Dancers (Feilding) They are from Feilding. They dance. That second one is a lie, there's only two of them so they can't dance very much - they're taking applications for back up dancers for smakaz though, so sign up, whānau!Sick Old Man (Auckland)A four piece Auckland band delivering the crust! very loudly... hair to human ratio is questionable but we're pretty sure they're at least 35% Markhor.Amanaki (Auckland)Look a hardcore band! They're making a name for themselves, and if they get any better, nzhc won't be able to claim them anymore so let's make the most of em while we still got em!Hagseed (Auckland) These women are coming to bring the grunge/punk - a favourite for many from Smakaz 2018 - they're also going to inevitably intimidate us all because we are not worthy.Xile (Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland)NO PADS, NO HELMETS, NO SHIRTS, JUST BREAKDOWNS AND BARKING AND MORE BREAKDOWNS, WITH LIMBS IN THE PIT IN ALL SORTS OF UNEXPECTED PLACES, FOLLOWED BY MORE BARKING, AND YOU BEST BELIEVE THAT WE WILL BE TAKING BETS ON WHICH MOSHER IS WORKING THROUGH A FULL-BLOWN EXISTENTIAL CRISIS. DOGCOCK (Kirikiriroa/ Hamilton)Don't know how best to describe our local grindcore babes than in the words of the Tāmaki Makaurau punk label, Hairy Palm: "Hamilton has a knack for spitting out bands with ridiculous names that make evil f**king rackets and DOGCOCK is no exception". Happy Valley (Te Whanganui-a-Tara/ Wellington & Waikato)This band has dropped their first EP earlier this year. Happy Valley will serve up some of that sweet, sweet post-hardcore screamo stuff for all the bebo emos of yesteryear. BULK BOGAN (Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland) You haven't heard real Powerviolence until you check out this duo and find yourself saying "wait? Was that song actually 2 seconds long?Spiteful Urinator (Kirikiriroa/ Hamilton)Tried to make a haiku and failed. So instead, here is a poem about this Kirikiriroa treasure.Is Baphomet on vox?shit, a second vocalistI am so scaredColdxWar (Te Whanganui-a-Tara/ Wellington)This band is one to look out for. Heavier than the crushing weight of the impending climate catastrophe and tighter than a boomer being asked to meet legal obligations under tenancy law. ColdxWar makes dope music and they're gonna get a lot of folk picking up/chucking coins and starting up lawn-mowers in the pit. Bridge Burner (Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland)Many of us wondered when NCEA English would come in handy in our adult life. When reading Bridge Burners lyrics is the answer, cause hot damn there's a lot to unpack there and if this band was a Mean Girls character they'd be Janis.Exit Fear (Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland)Some good old hardcore punk- the kind that is in your face and unforgivingly loud - much like that sudden shock of feeling you have when a cat claws ur nips like the unapologetic, but fun and cute little asshole it is. One that you cannot help but love.Lookin Up (Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland)Lookin Up have come a long, long ass way from their humble beginnings in the Aotearoa hardcore scene. Moving to a more melodic punk rock sound with heavy riffs paying homage to their roots. For many of the OG fans, it'll be a brand new Lookin Up stepping on stage this year. So here's to one more Smakaz set for old times' sake, let's all get sentimental and maybe ugly cry - up to you, whatever.


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What started in 1979 as a small community food festival centered on the small, stinky, cousin of the onion has since turned into a world-recognized, Guinness record-holding, multimillion-dollar destination that helped put little Gilroy on the map. The Garlic Festival is a non-profit, but it's also big business–not just for the festival itself, but the entire South Valley, along with one of Gilroy's most recognizable companies, Christopher Ranch.
The Garlic Festival has been the biggest weekend in Gilroy nearly every year for the past 40 years. Organizing the festival is a yearlong job. Executive Director Brian Bowe, who is paid $140,630 a year, along with an assistant executive director and a part-time receptionist, are the only paid staff at Gilroy Garlic Festival Association, Inc.
As with the Garlic Festival weekend itself, planning the event depends heavily on volunteers, who staff the board of directors along with various planning committees.
With volunteer and paid staff together, the Garlic Festival brought in $3,119,746 in revenue last year, according to its annual 990 report to the Internal Revenue Service. With $2,750,975 in expenses, the festival had $368,771 excess revenue over expenditures in 2017.
One of the most enduring hallmarks of the Garlic Festival is volunteerism. More than 4,000 volunteers are expected to donate their time working at the Garlic Festival this year, and aside from community spirit and fun, the festival's volunteer equity program uses their hours worked to determine how much money is donated to the volunteers' charity of choice. Last year, volunteers worked to accumulate $271,901 in donations to various local charities.
The Garlic Festival has come a long way since its founding in 1979. What started as a small-town weekend festival at Christmas Hill Park has ballooned to a food festival that draws over 100,000 to a town of approximately 55,000 people.
Television, specifically the Food Network, and social media have been two of the engines that have driven the festival's increase in notoriety in the last 10 years.
"There has been an entire shift in what people do with their time and how they access information," Bowe said. "When I started 12 years ago, there was so little social media. With social media, the event is much more accessible. It also helps us to hype everything up."
The big two revenue generators are ticket sales, $1,089,292, and sales at Gourmet Alley, $701,676. Raley's, Rabobank, Pepsi and Christopher Ranch are among 37 sponsors who paid the festival $209,650 in 2017. The Gilroy Garlic Festival Association, Inc. would not disclose exact amounts of each sponsorship.
The Gilroy Chamber of Commerce runs the three beer tents at the festival, which took in gross sales of more than $1.4 million last year, resulting in $141,798 for the festival.
"The beer sales are 100 percent run by the Gilroy Chamber of Commerce, and it's been that way since day one," Bowe said. "We take about 10 percent of beer sales."
The Gilroy Chamber of Commerce has a two-year contract with Bottomley Distributing Company to supply between 300 and 325 kegs of beer for the festival. After the contract expires following the close of the festival, the chamber will wait until the end of the year to receive bids. In addition to paying 10 percent of the sales to the Gilroy Garlic Festival Association, the Chamber of Commerce has also agreed to pay a significant portion of the festival's $126,523 bill for security.
"We have contributed a larger sum beyond the 10 percent to help offset the increased transportation cost. The chamber negotiated that agreement in good faith two years ago," Gilroy Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Mark Turner said.
The Chamber of Commerce has nine years remaining on its beer sales agreement with the Gilroy Garlic Festival Association.
Parking and transportation are two of the biggest expenses for the Garlic Festival. The festival uses parking lots on private land near Gavilan College at Mesa Road and near Christopher High School on Day Road for parking, charging $10 a day, which brought in $184,451 last year compared to $178,946 in parking expenses. The small profit is minimal compared to the cost of transporting festival goers by bus, Storer Coachways out of Modesto, from parking to the festival, $357,894, the festival's single largest expenditure.
Administrative costs, $333,055, and the cost of operating Gourmet Alley, $393,094, are two other large expenditures.
A main draw of the Garlic Festival are the food and arts and crafts booths, which attendees can explore and savor; they brought in $141,798 in revenue to the festival in 2017. For-profit food booths cost the vendor $1,750 per 10 feet of booth frontage for the weekend while nonprofits pay $750 per 10 feet of booth frontage. Other fees for vendors include waste disposal costs: $50 minimum for grease, charcoal and other food prep waste; and $25 at the minimum for dirty water disposal. Other vendor expenses include $70 for liability insurance, $625 for liquor liability insurance, a $500 deposit for logo licensing, and a refundable $300 deposit.
Art booths cost $750 for a 10-by-10-foot area, $1,000 for a 15-feet-by-10-feet space, and $1,350 for a 20-by10-foot booth. Corner spaces cost an additional $200. Art booths pay a $500 logo licensing deposit and a $70 liability insurance fee.
About 10 years ago, the Garlic Festival became more celebrity-centric when they were able to book Guy Fieri and the then up-and-coming country band Rascal Flatts.
"We got really lucky to get Rascal Flatts at the beginning," Bowe said. "A few months after the festival, their careers really rocketed. Now, we have some really big names like Giada De Laurentiis and Michael Symon. If you're a foodie, you know who these people are."
"Christopher Ranch donates about $200,000, which pays for celebrities and also for general festival costs, said Bowe. "With all of the garlic they donate, it is an incredible relationship that's been there since year one. With Don Christopher, it has been a mutually beneficial, and having the that relationship with the family and the brand means everything to this event."
"The economic impact of the festival is significant not just here, but hotel rooms are packed in Morgan Hill and Hollister as well," Bowe said. "RV campsites are full. Restaurants, gas stations and the outlets see a bump in sales. Beyond that, the Garlic Festival gives us publicity. There are so many destinations that are jealous of us, being a small town that has something like this."
Full Rooms
The Garlic Fest is the cherry on top for tourism in Gilroy. With over 100,000 visitors flocking to town, many need a place to stay, and throughout the weekend all 736 hotel rooms in Gilroy will be full. Full rooms equal sweet transient occupancy tax, $202,890 last July, into the city's general fund. Overall, the city received more than $2 million in transient occupancy tax last year.
As of May, the average daily rate for a hotel room in Gilroy was $108.84, compared to about $103 per room last year. Hotels generate $76.72 in revenue from each room, a $2.60 increase per room compared to the previous year.
Gilroy wineries see an extra tourism benefit from Garlic Festival visitors. There will be 17 area wineries featured at the Gilroy Garlic Festival Wine Pavilion, which is run by the Gilroy Rotary Club.
"They get the immediate visitors, but there's also the long-term benefit because they can market the wineries and the area," Howard said.
"You have people in town, and that's the key," Howard said. "It brings us national attention, and we are amazed by the interest and excitement the festival brings. Last year we had visitors who came from Russia, just to come to the Garlic Festival."
Having notable celebrities is a significant benefit when spreading the word of the Garlic Festival. When Giada De Laurentiis headlined the festival last year, the state's official tourism agency, Visit California, took particular notice. Big stars come with big bills, however, and according to Christopher Ranch Executive Vice President Ken Christopher, De Laurentiis commanded a six-figure fee, more than $100,000.
Christopher Ranch writes the checks for the big celebrities, but the Garlic Festival Association takes care of the day-to-day arrangements, including booking rooms at CordeValle Hotel in San Martin.
Every Bite
There could be no Gilroy Garlic Festival without garlic. Christopher Ranch has it covered with 4,000 pounds of donated California garlic.
"Every bite of garlic at the festival comes from us," Ken Christopher said.
Considering the worldwide reach of the Garlic Festival, Christopher Ranch—and the garlic industry as a whole—have significantly benefited from the increased exposure. Christopher Ranch has been there since the beginning when Don Christopher was among the founding figures of the festival. The company's involvement continues today.
"We donate from the family and the ranch, and it's safe to say, it's more than $200,000, which is no drop in the bucket," Christopher said. "It's the signature event for the city and the company. It is known the world over, and the Garlic Festival has brought a level of exposure that is beyond belief. Back in the '70s, Gilroy was a fraction of what it was now, but since the Garlic Festival started, consumption jumped dramatically."
This year Christopher Ranch will celebrate the Garlic Festival simultaneously with one of its most robust harvests to date, over 100 million pounds. Christopher Ranch will only sell American garlic, foregoing what Ken Christopher imports from Argentina and Spain—not from China, a clear rebuke of the Netflix series "Rotten," which alleged that Christopher Ranch imported Chinese garlic peeled by prison labor.
"We have absolutely not, never, used Chinese garlic, past, present or future," Ken Christopher said.
Gilroy may be the "Garlic Capital of the World,' but only 300 of Christopher Ranch's 5,500 acres of garlic in California are used for growing the stinking rose in Gilroy. While a fraction of the Christopher garlic grown comes from Gilroy, all 100 million pounds of garlic processed by Christopher Ranch statewide comes to the company's facility on Bloomfield Road.
"We are in the middle of the harvest, and we'll have 15 million pounds coming in over the next few weeks until the end of July," Christopher said. "It's a mad scramble to determine quality for long and short-term storage. We want to save the best garlic for the holidays."
This year's Garlic Festival will be the first year of the Great Garlic Giveaway; attendees can enter a contest to win a year's worth of Christopher Ranch garlic.


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Bicycle Touring Reviews
Bicycle Touring Reviews Archives
How Much Does It Cost to Bicycle Tour
How much does it cost to bicycle tour? On all the 'Bicycle Touring' sites I visit there is always a question about the costs associated with bicycle touring. What is the cost? What is your daily budget? How do you get the time?
Lately I am seeing a lot of questions that revolve around sites like 'kickstarter' where people are actually attempting to have others 'fund' their tour. This post is not about that. I am simply breaking down the costs of touring into three verticals that I can then plan around and price out.
How much does it cost to bicycle tour?
Bicycle Touring Camera Selection
The perfect bicycle touring camera doesn't exist. We all have different tastes, needs, and mediums we publish in. I have learned a great deal since my first tour and cameras have changed quite a bit in size, function, and capability. What hasn't changed is that you still need to carry, power, protect, capture, store, and output your media. I cannot tell you what the perfect bicycle touring camera is for your tour. I can outline the criteria I am using in selecting the bicycle touring camera set up I will use.
Rei Minimalist Bivy Sack Review
I purchased the REI Minimalist Bivy Sack in Boulder Colorado mid tour on my last cross country ride. It was one of those sales at REI and my sleeping bag needed replacing badly. I picked up a cheap summer bag and noticed the bivy marked down from $89 to $59. I don't know why it was marked down. I gave it a quick once over and it seemed to be in perfect condition. MINE!
Luci vs Luminaid: Solar Light Showdown
I saw mpowerd.com's Luci solar powered light on a gadget site and instantly made the purchase. Small pack size and internal solar power would make for the perfect tent light. After purchasing I saw someone had commented on LuminAid's entry into the same market and I also had to have it….ok…here it is: Luci vs Luminaid.
Thermarest Mattress Repair
I am in need of Thermarest mattress repair. My prolite has sprung a leak. I searched around and found several guides on how to affect the repair myself but also saw that I could send the mattress back to Thermarest for repair. I have never had a Thermarest leak before and am a big believer in the Prolite model and the Thermarest brand. I promote the Thermarest brand throughout this site. This was a good opportunity to see if a company I go out of my way to use and promote would get behind me the customer.
Bicycle Touring Equipment Recommendations
Bicycle touring equipment that I need on a bicycle tour. I have crossed the United States three times and have learned more than a few lessons. Sometimes I skimp and get stuff from a thrift store and then there are times when I bite the bullet and buy direct from retail/adventure stores. If you are going on a bicycle tour you need this equipment!
Reveal The Path Movie Review
Ok so the team behind the 'Ride The Divide' movie [also on Netflix] kicks off a dream of a scenario where they buy a couple round the world tickets and fly to several destination and ride around parts unknown discovering culture, human nature, and deep crevasses within their souls. Right off the bat this movie grabbed me, shook me around the room, and spiked me on my head [without a helmet]. Cut to a rustic mountain cabin where a group of adventurers start discussing a trip that all of us dream of taking over a scotch slushie. Throughout 'Reveal The Path' the dichotomy between adventure and a profound thoughtfulness can be felt.
Newton Kansas Bicycle Shop for Bicycle Tourists
A Newton Kansas bicycle shop has opened with supporting bicycle tourist along the transam as one of their main goals.I tweeted this. I posted it at Reddit. I posted it at CGOAB. I have told all of my touring friends. I keep watching the video and hoping that people embrace this and DO NOT abuse the privilege. Newton Bicycle Shop receives the highest honor I can give at this time. BicycleHobo.com designates this shop as an 'ALL STAR BICYCLE TOURIST.' Watch the video and disagree.
Tailwind Prairie Harvest
In the same way "Riding North – The Movie" celebrates Canada's North West Territories through media, attitude, and song; Tailwind Prairie Harvest dials down and celebrates the people, produce, and countryside of Manitoba, Canada. These guys are bicycle tourists and storytellers and this program brought more than a couple smiles to my face and deserves a watch.
Eureka Backcountry 1 Review
The Eureka Backcountry 1 is a freestanding, 1 person, double wall, tent that assembles in minutes, and boasts a roomy interior. When I say freestanding I do mean "truly freestanding". You can completely erect this tent without using any stakes or guidelines.
Thermarest Old School vs New School
Thermarest Old School vs New School was a difficult decision for me. I spend a good deal of time lusting after new equipment online. When I saw that Cascade Designs, maker of Thermarest sleeping pads, modified their Neo Air line, trimming the corners, to fit into a mummy shaped bivy, I penciled it in as a goto piece of gear for my next trip; however, I'm not so sure anymore.
Book Review: TIRED OF I.T! – HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE BICYCLE
So I'm surfing around on reddit and I keep seeing posts by user tiredofitdotca who is providing a good deal of helpful info. I visit his website TiredOfI.T! and I read perhaps the best breakdown of a dynohub to laptop charging set up, usage, and experience that exists online. I also see that he has written a book.
"Riding North" – Movie Review
I wanted to add to my review below as I missed something about this movie when watching it the first couple times. This is not only a movie about bicycle touring. It is a celebration of Canada. The soundtrack really grew on me and after looking up the individual artists involved I came to look at the movie in a different light. Regardless it is a great job and well worth the price of download.


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I spent the day updating my android module for gamemaker studio, and while I was at it I also fixed the situation in The Manna Well demo where the gameplay was extremely slow, now it is the same as the windows version and working nicely! Now to start work on the story line and the in-game visual novel aspect. Many more updates to come, stay tuned and happy gaming!
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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is finally ready to try and fit star forwards Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino, Philippe Coutinho and Sadio Mane into the same team now that the latter two are fully available after injury and suspension respectively.
Coutinho began the season nursing a back problem after a summer transfer saga. But by the time the Brazilian was fit enough to return to action, Mane had been ruled out domestically after the red card shown to him for a high challenge on Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson.
It is only really now that all four are available at the same time, and Klopp will try and make it work. He is not, however, prepared to force it if using them all at once compromises team balance.
"It is good to have them all, it is cool. It feels good, but that doesn't mean anything. I don't believe in names. I believe in performances," the Reds boss is quoted as saying by Sky Sports after arriving in Russia for this week's Champions League clash against Spartak Moscow.
"They all have to fit together and that is what we have to try. It should be possible of course."
He continued, "The balance has to be right. We are an offensive-orientated team, but this is about Champions League football. We need results.
"In the right moments, you need to be able to do the right things. It's not about being spectacular, it's about being good, being clinical, having perfect timing and perfect protection.
"We cannot just bring all the artists, but if it fits together we will do it."
Adam Lallana is also yet to play this season as a result of injury but will offer Klopp even more creativity in attacking areas when he finally recovers from a hamstring problem.
Liverpool drew their opening Champions League group stage tie at home to Sevilla, despite appearing in control for much of the game. Meanwhile, the Reds' Tuesday night opponents also drew their group opener away to bottom seeds Maribor.


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MYRHH (also known as Commiphora Myrrha)
The word Myrrh comes from the Aramaic, to mean 'bitter'. It has a mild sweet, woody and balsamic smell. It has been used for perfume, incense and medicine over the years.
This is an essential oil that I use a lot at home. It is one of the ones that I always keep in my first aid kit as well. As a household application it could be applied to floors, kitchen/bathroom surfaces and walls for keeping bacteria at bay.
One of its best known uses is as an antiseptic, analgesic and anti-inflammatory, especially for the mouth. Used in a mouthwash/gargle it helps to relieve gum disease and tooth ache. It is also beneficial for slow healing wounds, such as ulcers and weeping eczema. I like to use it on cuts and abrasions. The essential oil can also be effective for drying out mucus associated with respiratory infections.
Myrrh blends quite nicely with Clove, Frankincense, Mint and Citrus. It is believed that it can induce menstruation, therefore it is best avoided during pregnancy.


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Eleanor Friedberger
Wednesday 3rd July 2013
The Fiery Furnaces' Eleanor Friedberger released her second solo album, 'Personal Record', in June 2013 on Merge Records. 'Personal Record' is the follow up to Friedberger's critically acclaimed solo debut, 'Last Summer'.
'Personal Record' was recorded in October 2012, in New York and Los Angeles. She wrote the songs with the musician and novelist Wesley Stace, in the spring and summer of 2011, just before 'Last Summer' was released. Eleanor and Wesley met at a Bob Dylan tribute concert, where they both sang songs from 'The Basement Tapes'. They began trading music. He introduced her to Duncan Browne, Alan Hull, Al Stewart, Patto and Ollie Halsall; She sent him some crackly reggae covers, Jonathan King singing Wuthering Heights, Donovan, Richard Davies, and some obscure Fiery Furnaces tracks. MP3s turned into thier own music, emails turned into lyrics, and suddenly they were writing new songs. Ideas came from odd places: films they both liked, memories they didn't even share, old poems. They were writing songs faster than she could say, "Who the hell is this guy?"
After finishing 'Last Summer', Eleanor found herself performing on her own, in intimate situations at record stores and radio sessions, playing acoustic guitar and singing a set of songs that hadn't necessarily beenwritten for guitar. Despite never having done it before, this seemed like the easiest way to present those songs, and the most interestingway to write new songs. She's always tried to make each record in a new way; now she had one right in front of her. The new songs presented themselves as love songs, and that seemedperfectfor the intimacy with which she wanted to play them. And they are love songs --hellos and goodbyes, infatuation, pre-occupation, loss--but not simply aboutromantic love.
They're also love songs to music: how you feel on stage when you do something spontaneous and it works, how you feel when you hear someone sing a song for the first time, what it's like to watch a friend perform, how you can feel close to someone you barely know because you both happen to love the same record, or playing the same song forty times in a row, not being able to rest until you own every song recorded by our favorite singer, or every version of our favorite song. Music and musicians appear over and over again on the album--Sparks, a Duncan Browne A and B side, The Incredible String Band, Soft Machine, the various singers on the various stages in the lyrics. Imagine love embodied by pure sound, as described in "Echo and Encore": that's what she wanted these songs to be about, and how she wanted them to sound.
So how personal is 'Personal Record'? Very,but unlike 'Last Summer', which was more a record of my life told in a stream of consciousness style, these lyrics are more inclusive, written for an intimate setting with direct communication in mind: singer, acoustic guitar, audience. And appropriately, the album was recorded live, for the most part. If not live, then quickly and spontaneously played. While touring in support of 'Last Summer' with her new band, she started playing nearly half the songs on 'Personal Record', including 'When I Knew', 'I'll Never Be Happy Again', 'Stare At The Sun'. And she was lucky to get John Eatherly (guitar) and Matt Asti (bass) to record what they'd been playing live for the better part of a year: anatural progression for most bands, but new to her. She'd always learned songs after they were recorded, and changed them to play live. It was incredibly satisfying to play 'I Don't Want to Bother You' right and get to keep it forever. (Or in "amber," like in "Stare At The Sun".) The album also features Jim Orso (drums) and Morgan Wiley (keys), who both played on Last Summer, and Abe Seiferth (guitar) and Robbie Lee (woodwinds). The album was produced and recorded by Eric Broucek in New York at DFA Studios.


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If you've recently discovered your type on the Myers-Briggs personality indicator, you might be looking into degrees best for ESFP personality types. The personality assessment tool, based on Jungian psychology, describes sixteen personality types by combining four different traits in unique ways. The four traits have to do with preferences in the realm of how you focus best, the way you take in information, how you make decisions and how you work or function best. ESFP is one of the possible combinations, and it stands for Extraversion, Sensing, Feeling, and Perceiving.
ESFP Preferences and Profile
The ESFP profile is often summed up in the word "performer," which gives you a good idea about the types of work that such a person might enjoy. ESFPs, as extraverts, love to be around other people and get energy from interacting with them. Their sensing preference means that they tend to be detailed oriented, while the feeling trait means that they place a high value on feelings, other people's as well as their own, when making decisions. As perceivers, they don't rush to make judgements but have a more open-ended way of viewing decision making. Those with a strong perceiving trait tend to be rather spontaneous. All this spontaneity and extraversion makes them flexible and friendly team players. A person with this personality profile may enjoy moving from job to job or place to place. Since the ESFP personality enjoys seeing the results of their work, longer-term projects may provide challenges for them, especially if they are in a work environment that tends to be very strict.
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Given that personality profile, it may come as no surprise that some ESFPs get into the performing arts. In fact, two of the more famous ESFPs you'll sometimes see listed are Marilyn Monroe and Ronald Regan. However, there are a variety of career choices that might provide a good fit for someone with this personality type, according to Truity. Just a handful of possibilities include teaching, nursing, restaurant work (including cooking), flight attending, retailing, fashion designing, firefighting or police work. Degrees leading to any of these types of jobs would therefore be a good fit, and could range from diploma level work at something like a culinary institute to undergraduate and graduate professional degrees.
That's a wide range of options, but as an ESFP, you may already have found yourself drawn to something specific in one of these or a similar field. The important thing to recall is that ESFPs tend to enjoy doing very hands-on work, and that their energy level is fueled by social or group situations. Highly abstract work where you need to work on your own would probably not play to your strengths as an ESFP.
Related Resource: Best Degrees for INTP Personality Types
As someone who thrives on details and works well with others, internships and concrete experience will likely be important no matter what educational path or career track you choose. Those are some of the things you'll want to consider as you ponder degrees best for ESFP personality types.


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Huge news for a Monday – following their Comm Games win, England have moved into SECOND in the INF World Rankings. This is the first time ever that Australia and New Zealand haven't been the top two.
How have the Roses risen so quickly? Firstly, the England squad turned professional in 2016, allowing them to train full-time for the first time.
Perhaps more importantly, though, the Australian Suncorp Super Netball league relaxed its import restrictions in 2017 meaning teams could bring in unlimited international players. Serena Guthrie, Jo Harten, Helen Housby, Geva Mentor, Ama Agbeze, Jade Clarke and Chelsea Pitman all played in last season's Suncorp league, which players describe as being the same level of intensity each week as an international match.
Speaking about the news, Tracey Neville said "It's such a historic moment for us. Australia and New Zealand have long dominated those two spots so the fact that we're now up there is brilliant.
"We're becoming far more consistent against those top teams."
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Pope Joe was a convict who lived as a hermit and preacher in the underbelly of Butcher Bay Correctional Facility. He dedicated himself to cleansing the humanoid dwellers who reside in the sewers.
At one point, when Riddick escaped from the first cell block of Butcher's, Pope Joe enlisted Riddick in finding his voice box (a tye-dye color radio tuned to a religious radio station), which the dwellers had stolen. Before Riddick left, Pope Joe allowed him to use his NanoMED machine, and gave him some flares and extra shotgun ammo to help him in both his search for the radio and his battle against the dwellers.
After Riddick accomplished this task, Joe, in return, helped him by stitching up a wound Riddick had gained on his arm. While Joe did so, Riddick experienced a Furyan awakening that was triggered by Shirah. This awakening activated Riddick's eyeshine. In response, Riddick grabbed Joe by the throat and accused him of tampering with his eyes, but Joe responded that he only stitched up Riddick's injured arm.
Riddick chose to remember this experience differently. He believed (at least until he gained full knowledge of his Furyan origins) that Joe did a surgical shine job operation on his eyes in return for 20 menthol Kools.
Following this incident, Pope Joe allowed Riddick use his NanoMed machine once more to heal any other injures, and then led him to safe passage out of the sewers. After Riddick left, Pope Joe continued to live alone in the sewers.
Two guards later talked in the mines how a tunnel was discovered from the pit to the guard quarters and that they caught a con in there. That means that Pope Joe was moved to general prison area, and his future is unclear.
- Pope Joe is a rejected character from The Chronicles of Riddick movie, Starbreeze Studios was allowed to put that character into the game.


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Howe Cup Live Scoreboard
More than two hundred and fifty women will converge on Chelsea Piers in Stamford, Connecticut, this weekend to compete in the eighty-third U.S. Women's Team Squash Championships, or Howe Cup.
The Howe Cup brings women of all ages and skill levels from across the U.S. and Canada together for a fun, inclusive weekend of squash. With four Skill levels titles available—divisions A-D—everyone has a chance of winning. Many teams include both adult and NUSEA junior players, creating mentorships as a part of a camaraderie-filled weekend.
Continuing growth from last year's Howe Cup, forty-nine teams return to the competition this year including the largest ever D division draw with sixteen teams.
The Howe Cup, the United States' largest squash event for women, has a long history. The annual women's five-person team tournament first began in 1928 as an inter-city competition between New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. Over the past five years, the Howe Cup has seen the more participation than any other U.S. Championship with twenty percent growth.
"Howe Cup truly represents the essence of the sport, " said Beth Rasin, a veteran of the tournament.
"Where the playing is more important than the winning; where the participants appreciate a competitor who can push her to her limits; where lifelong friendships are nourished; and where the Saturday night dancing flushes the lactic acid from Friday and Saturday matches in preparation for the final showdowns on Sunday."
The Saturday night party will also include presentations of the 2016 Feron's Wedgewood Sportsmanship Trophy and Achievement Bowl.
Follow live scores from the Howe Cup here.
The seventh US Squash's Annual Assembly will be held at the Howe Cup. The Assembly will take place immediately preceding the event's evening function on Saturday, November 12, 8:00pm at the Sheraton Stamford Hotel, 700 East Main Street, Stamford, CT.
As in years past, the annual election of members to the Board of Directors will take place during the official Annual Meeting of the Members. The President and CEO will report briefly on issues of concern and import to US Squash, and its constituents.
The assembly itself is free to attend for all members of US Squash, though non-Howe Cup players must pay a guest fee to remain at the event's social proceedings.


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