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Royal/T – part gallery, part café, part concept store – is a modernist shrine to the cult of Tokyo's Harajuku Girls, who dress and promenade as gothic Lolitas crossed with the global contemporary torchbearers of pop art. Waitresses dressed as French maids serve tea to visitors flanked by $85,000 KAWS fibreglass scuptures. It's all great fun.
At the rear of the shop is artist Nick Rodrigues' Porta-Party, a Tardis-like booth with a mirrorball and an ongoing disco inside. "We've had Bar Mitzvahs here and there have been 12 kids crammed inside cranking up the music," says Hancock. "I just want to share my art with people. I saw how the work excited my nieces and now I want people to come here, have tea, enjoy the art and go to our shop to buy something. Everything in the shop is art in itself, it's just at a difference price point." Thus Royal/T is a descendant of Warhol's philosophy of art as a machine-made commodity. Not everyone will invest in one of the $5,000 Murakami prints, but a $1,000 skateboard or a $103 cuddly Murakami skull with flower eyes is less of a commitment.
Many of the pieces are exclusive to the store: when Hancock bought a tiger sculpture made from orange and black cord by Okamoto Mitsuhiro, for example, she negotiated with him to make a limited edition run of scaled-down versions ($2,000 each). There are Louis Vuitton handbags customised by Richard Prince and Murakami/Louis Vuitton painted panels that have been selling for $22,000 at auction in Europe (both price on request). At the other end of the scale are self-standing black crepe flowers ($15-$30), and cute ribbon-tie pillbox hats in the shape of cupcakes ($25) and croissants ($36) by local artist Crayon Fawn. "We saw her dancing in a club in one of her cupcake hats and had to get her to make some for us," says Hancock.
A wide variety of dolls, from Dunny dolls, customised by Ernte ($550 each) to doe-eyed Blythe and Jun Planning dolls ($75-$1,000), are also popular. Some customers even bring theirs to the shop's regular tea parties. And for the Royal/T customer who really wants to play at dress up, the frilly over-the-knee socks sported by the café staff are stacked up for sale by the cash register ($18.50).


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Japan Coast Guard officials say the volcanic eruptions on a tiny remote island in the Pacific are expanding Japan's territorial waters and exclusive economic zone.
Volcanic activity began near Nishinoshima Island in November 2013. Lava flows have made the island larger.
The coast guard conducted an aerial radar survey in July to revise nautical charts.
The officials found that the island's western coast had been extended by 320 meters and the southwestern coast by 230 meters since the last survey 2 years ago.
The island's surface area has grown by around 10 percent to 3 square kilometers.
The officials estimate that the eruptions will add 4 square kilometers to Japan's territorial waters, and the EEZ will expand by 46 square kilometers.
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The holiday season is here again.
Many Malaysian bikers will start touring to Thailand.
Here are 10 basic tips to get you up to speed.
It's that time of year again when we will have long holidays. As such, it's also the time when many among us will be touring to Thailand.
Riding through our neighbouring country is a different experience altogether, with lots of great sights to see, awesome food, and amazing hospitality (hence why Thailand is known as the "Land of Smiles").
However, there are certain things we should look out for to remain safe and have a happy ride. Seasoned cross-border riders know these, so let's take a look at the dos and don'ts.
1. Documents
Your travel documents are No. 1. No documents, no entry. It's as simple as that. You need your Malaysian international passport (or border pass for those staying in northern Peninsular Malaysia), of course, but you also need to bring along the necessary documents for your bike.
Read: Documents required for riding to Thailand.
2. Travel Insurance
Sadly, many Malaysians still fail to buy travel insurance when they travel. Unlike the normal insurance, travel insurance is one-off and cheap. Good ones will cover for lost or damaged luggage, documents, currency, personal effects and so forth. But do check for those that provide for PERSONAL LIABILITIES, which covers damages to the other party. We remind you that foreigners are always considered the wrongful party, even if it was the local at fault.
You can find out more about travel insurance here.
Read: Malaysian Stranded in Thailand
3. Plan your route and use Google Maps
Always plan your route to your destination beforehand, unless you've been there many times before. That's because everything may look similar and it's a bother to turn around. Also, we recommend that you use Google Maps instead of Waze. We've experienced the latter app sending us all over the place!
4. No buts for Thai Baht
Do carry some cash with you as most places outside of the hotel and malls deal in hard currency. However, remember to change to Thai Baht before you enter the kingdom. If you didn't get the chance to do so in the city, there are plenty of places to do so around Changlun as you near the border. Thai businesses generally don't accept the Ringgit anymore; and you'll lose a lot if they do.
5. Be prepared for the weather
Weather in Thailand can be varied from one province and time of the year to another. It's generally hot and humid throughout the year but you can run into sudden heavy downpours along the way. Arm yourself with a set of rainsuit and waterproof materials for your luggage and belongings. Thankfully, there are many PTT petrol stations along the way for you to stop for fuel and refreshments.
6. Learn Some Thai
A few Thai words will take you far. Even just sawadeekahp (hello) and kohkhunkahp (thank you) will be nice. If you're a lady saying those words, replace "kahp" at the end of "kah," for example, sawadeekah. Most Thais know English, but you could use Google translate if you tour to less touristy areas. As for the Thai traditional greeting called the "wai" (palms together and a slight bend at the waist), don't get all Taliban and think it's some sort of prayer, for it's just the Thais' formal greeting. So do return it in kind.
7. Get a tourist sim card
We usually recommend this to anyone who goes there as it saves a LOT of money. A local tourist simcard usually costs you between THB 200 to THB 400, and is valid for 14 days. Compare this to roaming charges of between RM 28 to RM 38 per day or up to 3 days. Voice calls are also super cheap, costing between THB 1.00 to THB 3.00 per minute.
8. Respect
Respect the Thais and their customs like how you would respect our own. Bear in mind that we are the ambassadors of Malaysia and that a good image must be maintained at all times, whether when we're on or off the bike. So, don't hog the right lane if you're not overtaking; or don't pressure other drivers to get out of the way; or worse, stop traffic for your buddies to pass. Don't rev your engine all over the place and don't even think about racing with the locals, even if they want to. The Thais are among the most hospitable and friendly people, but if you raise your voice at them, it's considered that they lose face and they will show you the way out – not necessarily in a good way.
9. Ride carefully and with full attention
Riding in Thailand isn't like riding in Malaysia. The only expressways are in Bangkok and even then, motorcycles aren't allowed on them. So, you'll be riding on trunk roads all the time. Watch your speed and always keep an eye out for the locals. Thai roads are also very slippery due to their surface aggregate so no abrupt throttle, brake and steering inputs, please. Keep a cool head at all times.
10. Scooter/Car Rental
Make sure you purchase extra collision waiver insurance if you want to rent a scooter or car when you get there. Remember the two cases of Malaysians who got stuck in the country? Besides that, it's best to get yourself an International Driving Permit. It's probably best to wear your own helmet on the scooter, as they will provide kids' bicycle headwear. Always take good care of the vehicle and return in good condition.
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Hundreds of University of Bolton students were evacuated
when the fire broke out at private student halls, The Cube, in Bolton town
centre on Friday evening.
Around 200 firefighters and 40 fire engines tackled the
fire which broke out about 20:30 GMT before spreading quickly and was described
by witnesses as "climbing up the cladding."
Although not the same type as that used on the Grenfell
Tower (ACM), the cladding used on the accommodation block (HPL) "causes
concern", Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham confirmed at a press conference
in Bolton on Saturday.
One person was rescued by crews via an aerial platform,
whilst two people were injured in the fire, amid confusion among residents
because, as one said, fire alarms go off "almost every day."
More than 100 people were successfully evacuated and all
residents accounted for, but students say people initially ignored the fire
alarms, resident Afnan Gohar told the BBC she thought it was a "false alarm."
"We didn't take notice of it until a girl came running and
screamed, telling us to get out and we didn't believe it at first," she said.
Indicative of alarm fatigue, special effects makeup
student, Lauren Cobb told The Guardian: "I heard the alarm go off, however it
goes off pretty much every day and everyone kind of got used to it. I assumed
it would stop soon and it didn't.
"My flatmate was the one who actually started to bang on my
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Elise Millward, a fellow makeup special effects student,
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Alarm fatigue occurs when a person becomes desensitised to
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text: Another Outside Lands related post in some ways, so I'll tie it right in… Bloc Party released their Octopus EP yesterday!!! And on it, a new song, Straight Thru Cru. Stream it below. It's a very decent Bloc Party track, not their best, but satisfying nonetheless. BUT, BUT, BUT, do you see that photo above? Do ya? HUH HUH HUH? Yesterday, I saw Bloc Party live at Outside Lands 2012. Yesterday, I jumped my feet off to Kele's crooning and Bloc Party's mad guitar riffs at Outside Lands 2012. It wasn't their best set ever, but who gives a damn, it's Bloc Party! Yesterday, I came home with one of Matt Tong's beat up Outside Lands 2012 drum sticks. Look at how beat up that thing is, but who would be surprised? We're talking about THE Matt Tong who collapses his own lung drumming for Bloc Party. THAT MATT TONG. Big thanks to my friend who was the one who actually caught the thing when it sailed above my head and right behind me. A relic to cherish forever for shizzle. OK, now it's time for you to be jelly. 😉


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Mother Nature made sure the 2019 NTT IndyCar Series Iowa 300 was indeed a night race, as billed. After severe weather delayed the race four-and-a half hours past original start time of 6 p.m. on a July Saturday, the IndyCar drivers were given the command to start their engines.
Josef Newgarden of Team Penske reigned over the 22-car field to claim victory at 1:14 a.m. Sunday morning.
Well in 2020, NTT IndyCar Series fans will get what they have asked for at Iowa Speedway: the return of a true night race. IndyCar and speedway officials announced Monday that next year's race in Newton will take the green flag under the lights.
The NTT IndyCar Series Iowa 300 will be held the evening of Saturday, July 18. The 2020 NTT IndyCar Series Iowa 300 will fall between the Streets of Toronto and Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on the schedule — the 13th race of the IndyCar season.
"The return of a night race for IndyCar at Iowa Speedway is exciting news for our race fans, sponsors, and the entire region," Iowa Speedway President David Hyatt said. "The cars look great under the lights, and the competition should be even more fierce given what should be cooler conditions.
"Our track provides some of the best racing you'll see anywhere, which will be good for attendance. This will be a can't-miss weekend for all race fans."
The return to a true night race at Iowa was the result of fans requesting it. The race will begin at 8 p.m. on NBCSN and the Advance Auto Parts IndyCar Radio Network. And for fans and drivers, it is nostalgic, hearkening back to the first race many of them experienced … a night race on a short track.
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By: Lisa Rosenthal on June 4th, 2013
Infertility Break - Let's Call It A Vacation
Need A Vacation? How About An Infertility Break
Taking time off is a way of taking care of yourself.
It's a way of staying a whole person.
Infertility and fertility treatment can sometimes make you feel like your world has gotten smaller and smaller. Our attention gets so focused on this aspect of our lives that we forget that we have other interests.
And this is the time of the year that many of us love to be outside. It's beautiful, it's green, it's warm.
How about a vacation?
I know that my husband and I put off vacation after vacation; we were either in a fertility treatment cycle or we were waiting for results to one or we were hoping to be unable to travel because I was pregnant.
One year, in the midst of all of this, he took my hand, looked me in the eyes and said, "Honey, let's go ski in Utah."
Best fertility decision we ever made. We skied. We soaked in the hot tub. We swam in the outdoor pool. We had a couples massage. We had fun. We made love.
It was a great vacation. We reconnected, as we have done many times in our almost twenty-nine-year-old marriage.
We discovered we did not miss fertility treatment. Didn't miss the shots, the ultrasounds, the procedures. None of it.
It was the breath of fresh air that we both needed. A focus that allowed us to look into each other's eyes and remember that we liked each other. Even loved each other.
A vacation.
I recommend it. A few days at a bed & breakfast in the mountains, the ocean, somewhere. Go into a city and see dance, shows, comedy.
A vacation won't get you pregnant. I'd heard that one. "Take a vacation, you'll get pregnant." That didn't work for me.
More Than An Infertility Diagnosis
A vacation did help me reconnect to my husband, reminding me that we had more than just an infertility diagnosis. We had and have a marriage.
Perhaps more importantly, though, it reminded me that I had me. A real person. Full and three dimensional. Not just a walking infertility problem.
That was a good enough reason for the vacation, right there. To see my reflection in the mirror when I looked and remember who I truly was.
A beautiful woman. A full and complete woman. A strong and capable woman. A healthy and vibrant woman.
Cheapest vacation I ever took, given what it gave back.
About Lisa Rosenthal
Lisa has over thirty years of experience in the fertility field. After her personal infertility journey, she felt dissatisfied with the lack of comprehensive services available to support her. She was determined to help others undergoing fertility treatment. Lisa has been with RMACT for eleven years and serves as Patient Advocate and the Strategic Content Lead.
Lisa is the teacher and founder of Fertile Yoga, a program designed to support men and women on their quest for their families through gentle movement and meditation.
Lisa's true passion is supporting patients getting into treatment, being able to stay in treatment and staying whole and complete throughout the process. Lisa is also a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist, which is helpful in her work with fertility patients.
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>Dead Tree Media?Posted: December 1, 2008 Filed under: alternative weeklies, dead tree media 3 Comments
>While I was in Portland, Oregon last month, I grabbed every newspaper I could find. Among them was the Portland Mercury's Guide to Food & Entertaining. No real freelance opportunities here. It appears to be all ads and staff-written copy. But it was amusing to read. To get an idea of the tone, the cover picture showed a turkey on a plate on a linen placemat. This turkey was arranged like a headless woman in a yellow bikini. Next to the date were the words, "Put This Butter on Your Ass." Um, okay. I wonder why the spoon and forks were upside down?
This is the kind of rag that has lots of ads, including sex ads. One of the most fascinating features was a page of classified ads from people who wanted to hook up with someone they had met but didn't get contact information. For example, "Prince Pasha Seeks Snow White" wrote, "Met you at the Matador on Halloween, wanted to see you again." This could be a gold mine for fiction writers seeking plots. Listings for movies, plays, and concerts by groups like The Dirtbombs and Eat Skull fill many pages. Oh, and there are actually recipes for dishes that include pot. The Thanksgiving issue offered advice on how to be a lazy host, how to succeed at small talk and how to get totally smashed at your own party. You get the idea. Nothing is off limits. The Mercury also has serious news, but always with attitude.
I was struck by how one columnist referred to print newspapers as "dead tree media." Makes you think, doesn't it?
Even if this is not your cup of ganja juice, it's worth reading the alternative weeklies because they speak to a slice of the population that we must not ignore if we want to succeed as freelancers. Most big cities offer these papers in newsstands for free. Take one. Read, laugh and learn.
>Where we have the advantagePosted: October 28, 2008 Filed under: alternative weeklies, parenting newspapers Leave a comment
>Last week we were talking about how many staff writers who have lost their jobs are now posing stiff competition to freelancers whose resumes aren't as impressive. There's certainly truth to this. An example close to home: The former editor of our local paper, who has gotten herself a totally unrelated full-time job, is now writing for the News-Times as the "North Country correspondent." Ironically, that's the job she started with, except now she's doing it without a regular salary and benefits. If you're an editor and the person who used to cover the beat is interested in doing it for less, it's a no-brainer.
BUT, don't despair, my freelance friends. The competition is much more level among newspapers that have always relied on freelancers for most of their copy. For example, the alternative weeklies, like Metro in San Jose or Willamette Week in Portland, and many specialized papers, such as the various parenting newspapers, hobby publications, and environmental rags, always have and always will be primarily freelance-written. Ditto for most of the city magazines. There is work to be had. Study the markets and go for it.


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Great question! If the image is yours (or available for you to use with Copyright permissions) you can usually right click and save the image to your computer. An alternative is to pull the image into your campaign using the image URL. It looks like you might be using Chrome or Safari so I've included those directions below or if you are working in another browser check out this FAQ.
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We're saluting area high school seniors who are at the top of their class.
NBC 2/WAWV teamed up with Ivy Tech Community College to host the 23rd Annual Top of the Class luncheon Wednesday at North Central High School in Sullivan County.
We honored 61 valedictorians from high schools across the area. Family and friends celebrated as the seniors accepted certificates.
Ivy Tech representatives say these students could help shape our community's future.
"It's important because these individuals may come back and work in the community, and they're the ones that we see being engaged and working with us in the community and we're hoping that once they're done with their education that they settle here and become a part of what we do," says Rene Hankins, Executive Director of Outreach at Ivy Tech.
Ivy Tech provided each of our valedictorian's from Indiana with a $1,500 scholarship.


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Amy Shields, RPh, BCCCP
Amy Shields, RPh, BCCCP, is the Operations Manager for Critical Care & Perioperative Pharmacy Services at Swedish Medical Center. After receiving a B.S. Pharmacy from the University of Colorado in 1996, she completed a one-year fellowship at the Infectious Disease Pharmacokinetic Laboratory of National Jewish Health in Denver, Colorado. This experience provided intensive experience in laboratory research methods and population pharmacokinetic modeling, with a focus on antimycobacterial therapies. Upon completion of her fellowship, Amy moved on to institutional practice at The Medical Center of Aurora's North and South Campuses and then at Parker Adventist Hospital. Her years of clinical experience in the hospital setting have given her a broad background in internal and emergency medicine, critical care, infectious disease, and management of traumatically-injured and brain-injured patients. She also has extensive experience with the use and implementation of automated systems for pharmacy information management and drug distribution. Since joining Swedish Medical Center in 2006 as a clinical pharmacist, she has progressed into a leadership role; her pharmacy satellite currently serves 54 Critical Care beds, an 8-bed Burn unit, Perioperative Services for 25 operating room suites, a 5-suite Interventional Radiology department, and a 2-suite Cardiac Intervention Laboratory. Despite a demanding operations role, Amy still enjoys clinical practice, as well as teaching and mentoring pharmacy students and new graduates as they transition into clinical practice. Amy is Board Certified in Critical Care, an Advanced Burn Life Support provider, and recently celebrated her 25th anniversary as an employee of HCA Healthcare. She has lived in Colorado for nearly 40 years and enjoys this beautiful state with her husband and two young children.
Phone: (303) 788-4178 | Fax: (303) 788-5460 | Email
Dustin Leitzel, PharmD, BCCCP
Dustin Leitzel, Pharm.D., BCCCP is a Critical Care Clinical Pharmacist at Swedish Medical Center. Swedish has been his clinical practice site since 2007, where he works closely with the Medical and Neurosurgical Critical Care teams. Dustin serves as the Residency Coordinator and primary preceptor for the Critical Care core rotation within the Swedish Medical Center PGY1 pharmacy training program. He graduated with a PharmD from the University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy in 2006 and completed his PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency at Deaconess Medical Center in Spokane, Washington in 2007. Dustin has lived many places but has called Denver home for over 20 years. In his free-time, he enjoys photography, travel, and attending pop-culture conventions.
Jackie McClintic, PharmD, BCPS
Jackie is the Clinical Coordinator at Swedish Medical Center. Jackie has been at Swedish since 2008, where she oversees a growing clinical program and leads Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee. Jackie also coordinates Swedish's investigational study program, helps precept students, and participates in multidisciplinary rounds. Jackie is the primary preceptor for the administration core rotation within the Swedish Medical Center PGY1 pharmacy training program. She graduated with a PharmD. from The University of Nebraska Medical Center in 2007 and completed a PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency at Veteran's Affairs Medical Center in Denver, CO. Primary academic and clinical interests include: acute care, emergency medicine, anticoagulation and pain management. Jackie is from South Dakota and enjoys running, skiing, going to Washington Park, and spending time with her daughter.
Phone (303) 788-5240 | Fax (303) 788-7304 | email@example.com
Jeffrey Lalama, PharmD, BCPS
Jeffrey Lalama, PharmD, BCPS is an Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Regis University School of Pharmacy. He is also the Director of Residency Programs for Regis University School of Pharmacy. His specialty is in cardiology and works on the Surgical and Medical Cardiology Units at Swedish Medical Center. For his service, Jeff rounds with the cardiothoracic surgery team helping to manage patient's medication therapy once they are post-op and he rounds with the internal medicine team on the Medical Cardiology Unit. Additionally, Jeff also works with the cardiology teams to counsel patients who will be discharged on their medications. Jeff earned his PharmD degree from the University of Connecticut in 2009. Upon graduation, Jeff completed a PGY-1 Pharmacy Practice Residency at Valley Health Systems in Winchester, VA and a PGY-2 Cardiology residency at University of Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester, MA. Jeff is originally from New Jersey and enjoys going to the beach and skiing.
Leah Walter, PharmD BCPS
Leah Walter, PharmD BCPS is the Clinical Coordinator at Swedish Medical Center. Leah graduated from the University of Toledo with her PharmD and minor in Chemistry. Leah has worked at Swedish Medical Center for the last ten years in various roles and is very proud to be one of pharmacists who established pharmacy's presence in the Emergency department. She recently attained her SIDP antimicrobial stewardship and ASHP teaching certifications. Her professional interests include critical care and infectious diseases. Leah is also a preceptor for the Pharmacy residency program and enjoys precepting Pharmacy students from Regis University and The University of Colorado. Leah spends her free time exploring and photographing the beautiful state of Colorado!
Telephone (303) 788-4007 | Fax 303-788-7304 | Email
Sarah Simpson, PharmD
Sarah is one of the Advanced Clinical Pharmacists at Swedish Medical Center. Swedish has been her clinical practice site since 2011, where she works closely with internal medicine physicians, nurses, and trauma surgeons caring for patients in the Orthopedic and Multi-trauma units. Additionally, Sarah is involved with a variety of committees at Swedish dedicated to improving patient care and safety: Core Measures Committee, Falls Prevention Committee, and HCAHPS (patient satisfaction) committees. Sarah serves as one of the primary preceptors for the Internal Medicine 2 (IM2) core rotation. She graduated with a PharmD. from the University of Colorado School of Pharmacy in 2011. Sarah is a true Colorado native, born and raised in the Denver area. In her free-time, she enjoys spending time with her friends and family, attending concerts, playing guitar, yoga, traveling, and, of course, skiing.
Ali Seek, PharmD, BCPS
Ali is the Assistant Director of Pharmacy at Swedish Medical Center and serves as one of the preceptors for the Administration/Medication Safety core rotation. Ali has been at Swedish since 2014. She worked with medication safety and compliance until 2016 and has been in her current role since then. Ali earned her PharmD degree at the University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy in 2010 and went on to complete a PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency at the Denver VA Medical Center in 2011. Ali is a Colorado native and happy to be living and practicing in her home state. She spends her free time enjoying the outdoors with her husband, daughters and springer spaniel.
Rachel Beham, PharmD
Rachel Beham, Pharm.D. is the PGY1 Residency Director at Swedish Medical Center. Her primary area of practice is in Emergency Medicine. She graduated from the University of Michigan College of Pharmacy in 2014. Her PGY1 was completed at Methodist Le Bonheur Germantown Hospital in Memphis, TN. She then went on to complete her PGY2 in Emergency Medicine at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in 2016. She serves as one of the primary preceptors for the ED rotation. Her professional interests include toxicology, resident development, acute stroke management, trauma, and burn. Rachel moved to Colorado in 2016 after the completion of her residency. She spends her free time hiking, camping, traveling, watching Michigan football (Go Blue!), spending time with friends, and exploring all that Colorado has to offer.
Chelsea Aidala, PharmD, BCPS
Chelsea has been an Advanced Clinical Pharmacist at Swedish Medical Center since 2013. She represents the pharmacy department in the women's and children's service lines and is also the facility's Medication Safety Officer (MSO). She precepts the resident in her MSO role during the Administration Rotation. Chelsea graduated from the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy in 2007, completed a PGY1 pharmacy practice residency at the University of Colorado Hospital and PGY2 residency in neonatal pharmacotherapy at Cone Health in Greensboro, NC. Outside of work, Chelsea enjoys spending time with her family.
Charleen Melton, PharmD, BCCCP
Charleen Melton, PharmD, BCCCP is an Advanced Clinical Pharmacist in Emergency Medicine at Swedish Medical Center. Charleen is originally from the east coast where she graduated from North Carolina State University with a Bachelors in Biological Sciences and then went on to complete pharmacy school at Wingate University School of Pharmacy in 2015. She completed her PGY1 pharmacy residency at Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah, Georgia and her PGY2 pharmacy residency in Emergency Medicine at CaroMont Regional Medical Center in Gastonia, North Carolina. Charleen moved to Colorado in 2017 and serves as a preceptor for the Emergency Medicine rotation. Her professional interests include toxicology, trauma, resuscitation and infectious disease. In her free time, Charleen enjoys spending time with family and friends, snowboarding, live music, exploring new restaurants and breweries, and traveling.
Jason Detry, PharmD, BCCCP
Jason Detry, PharmD, BCCCP is a critical care pharmacy specialist in the ICU at Swedish Medical Center. He earned his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2015. He completed his PGY-1 pharmacy practice residency and PGY-2 critical care residency at the University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora, CO. His professional interests include teaching, anticoagulation reversal, and mechanical circulatory support devices. In his spare time, he enjoys traveling, rec sports, and all things Wisconsin Badgers.
Nichole Neville, PharmD, BCIDP
Nichole Neville, PharmD, BCIDP is an Advanced Clinical Pharmacist in Infectious Diseases at Swedish Medical Center. She graduated from the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy in 2016. Her PGY1 was completed at the University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora, CO. She then completed her PGY2 in Infectious Diseases at University of Colorado Hospital/Skaggs School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences. She serves at the primary preceptor for the ID rotation. Her professional interests include antimicrobial stewardship, drug resistance, and invasive fungal infections. She enjoys spending time in the great outdoors of Colorado, traveling, and antique shopping.
Scott Marshall
Scott is an advanced clinical pharmacist specializing in hematology and oncology. He serves as the preceptor for oncology elective rotation. Scott attended Purdue University in West Lafayette Indiana and graduated in 2011. He completed his PGY1 residency at the Louisville Kentucky Veterans Hospital in 2012. After residency he worked at the Portland Oregon Veteran Hospital specializing in oncology, solid organ transplants and infectious disease. Scott has worked at Swedish since 2016. In addition to performing oncology services for the outpatient infusion center and the oncology unit he also manages the investigational drug service. Scott is an adjunct professor at Regis University where he teaches cancer treatment and supportive care. Outside of work, Scott enjoys skiing, hiking, biking and kayaking.
Sonny Kupniewski, PharmD, BCPS
Sonny Kupniewski, PharmD, BCPS is an Advanced Clinical Pharmacist overseeing the care of neurology and acute rehabilitation patients at Swedish Medical Center (Englewood, CO). He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh College of Pharmacy in 2010. After completing his degree, he began immediately working as a staff pharmacist for UPMC Shadyside Hospital (Pittsburgh, PA) after working as a pharmacy intern for 3.5 years. He currently serves as a primary preceptor for the University of Colorado aIPPE and Swedish Medical Center's PGY1 Pharmacy Resident Neurology rotation. His professional interests include acute stroke care, secondary stroke prevention management, and anticoagulation. Outside of work, he spends his time hiking, traveling, skiing, following NHL Hockey (Go Oilers!), and as a new father to a baby girl (Siena)!
Zach Alexandres, PharmD, BCPS
Zach Alexandres, PharmD, BCPS is an Advanced Clinical Pharmacist at Swedish Medical Center, currently practicing as a clinical pharmacist covering the medical telemetry and general surgery floors. He also serves as preceptor for the Decentralized Clinical Rotation. Originally hailing from Iowa, he graduated from the LECOM School of Pharmacy in Bradenton, FL in 2014, then completed his PGY1 residency at Stormont Vail Health in Topeka, Kansas. After his PGY1, he worked as a clinical pharmacist at Stormont Vail prior to moving to Colorado and joining the team at Swedish Medical Center, where he has been working for three years. Zach spends his free time with family and friends, playing hockey and golf, and watching Hawkeye football.
Sean McCullough, PharmD, BCIDP
Sean McCullough, PharmD, BCIDP is a Clinical Pharmacist at Swedish Medical Center. He graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Pharmacy in 2016. He completed ASHP-accredited PGY1-Pharmacy and PGY2-Infectious Diseases residencies at the University of Virginia Health System. Sean currently serves as the preceptor for the longitudinal staffing learning experience. His professional interests include infectious diseases, antimicrobial stewardship, and critical care. New to Colorado as of late 2018, Sean enjoys the Colorado outdoors, hiking, music, and exploring the local food and beverage scene.Sean McCullough, PharmD, BCIDP is a Clinical Pharmacist at Swedish Medical Center. He graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Pharmacy in 2016. He completed ASHP-accredited PGY1-Pharmacy and PGY2-Infectious Diseases residencies at the University of Virginia Health System. Sean currently serves as the preceptor for the longitudinal staffing learning experience. His professional interests include infectious diseases, antimicrobial stewardship, and critical care. New to Colorado as of late 2018, Sean enjoys the Colorado outdoors, hiking, music, and exploring the local food and beverage scene.


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Archive for March 2009 | Monthly archive page
Co-presented with Film Arts Foundation For this winter season kick-off we open the doors wide at Cinematheque's Ninth Street home for a free evening of new local film, video, installation and music. In the back space: new works by Sow Yee Au (the performed Tristes Tropiques), Rick Bahto (The Soft Things), Elizabeth Block (Strewnpackedcinderwhateverlight), Robert
co-presented by Cinematheque Songs of sorrow meandering under the deserted land; whispers and stories unleashed from the throat of the mute keepers of secrets. The hibernated truth lies within. Garden of wonders aroused. Titles: Target Practice by Caroline Key [Winner of Monaco Labs services award $600 for Achievement in Narrative/Fiction]; Dead People by Roger Deutsch
co-presented by Cinematheque Traces of the recollected, traces of time, sculpting the beauty of the ordinary. Titles: Marathon by Jefferson Pinder; Watch by Robert Todd [Jurors' Citation]; Lower Case "w" Wife by Marina Potok [Jurors' Citation]; Observations at Gettysburg by Brian Frye [Jurors' Citation]; Flora's Film by Michael Wilson; Aerial Elegy by Michael Wilson; Danzante
Co-presented by Cinematheque A world of delicacies, of the unseen faces, of the intimate dance around the prospered heart. It's all through the looking glass. Titles: Skirr by Rachel Clarke and Stephen Blumberg [Jurors' Citation]; Poor White Trash Girl – Class Consciousness by Kelley Spivey; Orange by Gregg Biermann; Fragment Film by Aurelio Kopainig; Lunch
These two documents of vast scope and rich detail are descendents of Walter Ruttman's 1927 Berlin: Symphony of a City, a seminal film of the organic, teeming urban day. Times have changed. The city has sprawled and beneath the human din you can hear a monotonous hum of electromechanical remote security. The Giant (1983) is
Co-presented by Cinematheque For our East Coast friends A cinema based on touch, gestures of contact between the surface of film and the world, is the basis of tonight's screening. Emulsive transformations, both human and the earth's, palimpsests of paint and scratchings, or traces left by light and life transform the site of film into
Co-presented by Cinematheque Flowing of light, a gentle breeze, a thunderstorm or a hypnotized face gazing into the weeping and smiling world. A valentine for the crystallized heart. Kristy by Stephanie Gray Snow Flow by Caroline Savage [Festival Award for Achievement in Alternative Processing] Oil Derric by Robbie Land Photograpm Blue and Red by Karen
Gregg Biermann's feature-length digital video Material Excess uses supermarket coupons, catalogs, flyers and advertising inserts to pierce through the glossy surface of all manner of printed matter and find a frenetic and visceral currency of cultural excess. Borrowing its three-part structure from Dante's The Divine Comedy (Inferno, Purgatory, and Paradise), the mesmerizing pastiche of Material
Co-presented by Cinematheque Festival continues through Sunday, February 22 The Armenian Film Festival includes films and videos with Armenian themes from filmmakers in Armenia and throughout the worldwide diaspora. The unique, topical works in this festival range from narrative to experimental, documentary to fiction, features to shorts, all made by filmmakers in the Middle East,
It can be said that Cornell made two kinds of films in two distinct periods of activity: collage films, made by recombining found materials; and directed films, on which he worked with cinematographers (including Stan Brakhage, Rudy Burckhardt and Larry Jordan) to document his fantasies and experiences of wandering in New York. Though rarely exhibited
This program of restored early films from Cornell's unique private collection provides insight into the sources, materials, inspirations and obsessions of the artist. It includes fantasy trickfilms, nickleodeon shorts, early animations and classic Méliès that Cornell selected for a film soiree in 1949 at A New Art School, New York City. Among the films: A
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Visual magician Zoe Beloff joins us from New York with Lost, Shadow Land and a sneak preview of her installation The Ideoplastic Materializations of Eva C. Beloff wants to "reanimate the great nineteenth century visual forms that have been discarded-the ghost show, the séances, the stereo-view, the diorama and the phantasmagoria-to create new cinematic languages
Co-presented with Goethe-Insitut San Francisco These pieces by radical German film essayist Harun Farocki explore the complex and shifting relationships between violence, visibility and technology in the context of war. Produced at the height of Vietnam, Inextinguishable Fire (1969) presents a Brechtian analysis of the production and use of napalm, corporate involvement in the technology
San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival co-presented by Cinematheque South Korean writer-director Gina Kim is mastering the art of baring one's soul in front of the camera. In her debut narrative feature Invisible Light, lingering, meticulously framed shots expose the turbulent and varying emotions of inner struggle and psychological extremes. Choi Yoon Sun and
Presented in cooperation with Other Minds The Harry Partch Foundation has given us a very rare opportunity to see the original 16mm film of maverick composer Harry Partch's most accomplished masterpiece. Delusion of the Fury: A Ritual Dream and Delusion enacts two interlocking fables, one Japanese and one African. It was written for six actors,
One of the central figures of the avant-garde film movement that emerged in the Bay Area in the 1960s, Swedish native Gunvor Nelson returns to San Francisco for a much-anticipated screening of recent and older work. Known for her exquisite compositions, painterly activation of the film's surface, and playful blending of physical and cinematic space,
Claire Bain and Al Hernandez have performed in their own and in each others' work for over a decade, simultaneously constructing and deconstructing various personae for the camera. Taking the subject/object politics of photographic representation into their own hands, their multiple characters play to the camera or to each other. Sometimes studied, sometimes ad-libbed, they
Co-presented with San Francisco Jewish Film Festival We're excited to present a SNEAK PREVIEW of Barbara Hammer's new film, Resisting Paradise, a provocative experimental documentary that leads viewers on a participatory journey of discovery through very timely questions: What are our responsibilities during political crises? How does art exist during a time of war? The
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Sponsored by the Consulate General of Spain, San Francisco "Understanding cinema as kynema, motion, and understating that image is not a visual prerogative, blind films hitch perceptible sources in a homemade animated theatre place." So writes Basque composer, improvisor and instrument builder Alex Mendizabal, who will visit tonight for a rare presentation of his mysterious
The first of our Matta-Clark programs focuses on early, performative works for which the artist climbed tall trees and hung precariously from nets (Tree Dance), set fire to urban detritus in Brooklyn (Fire Child) and surrendered his beloved truck, Herman Meydag, to the gleeful clang and wreckage of bulldozers (Fresh Kill). Provocative, playful and physically
Five more films that delve deep into Matta-Clark's obsession with buildings, gaps, cuts, slices…and fish? Indeed, while challenging himself with increasingly ambitious deconstructions both in the U.S and Europe, Matta-Clark donned a chef's hat and opened Food, which became a popular greasy spoon in downtown Manhattan. The informally observational Food hungers for the possibility of
Co-Presented with Film Arts Foundation Writer, composer, theorist and filmmaker Trinh Minh-ha consistently challenges her audiences with each new work, constantly shifting the ways in which she critically engages with the form and spirit of cinema. Long celebrated for her essay films that transform viewers through their exquisitely articulated deconstruction of our cinematic expectations (Reassemblage,
Co-presented with Headlands Center for the Arts' Artist Talks Since the early 90s the world's first microCINEMA, San Francisco's Total Mobile Home (TMH)-Rebecca Barten and David Sherman-have periodically procured armloads of deserted institutional films from trashcans behinds Bay Area libraries, schools and labs. Says TMH: "It is a strange, sad and beautiful thing to find
Co-Presented with the San Francisco International Film Festival and the Pacific Film Archive Incorporating keenly wrought observations, plundered educational films, hand-drawn animation, decaying celluloid or an eclectic array of optical techniques, the ten films in our annual co-presentation of recent experimental work bring to light concealed realities and unspoken emotions. Charlotte Pryce's Concerning Flight: Five
Co-Presented with the San Francisco International Film Festival This international selection of experimental shorts features manipulations of appropriated footage, creations of alternate parallel worlds and meditations on the meaning of family. Films include It's Not My Memory of It: Three Recollected Documents (Julia Meltzer & David Thorne) An investigation of secrecy, memory and classified documents;
Historical panoramas were invented because people wanted to see many times and spaces at once, while cinema has from its inception also been a means to envision a more expansive and more detailed reality. Muybridge's motion studies, PainlevÈ's seahorses, and Brakhage's sea of nameless greens all realize Vertov's KINO EYE, extending human perception. The science
What if film is not necessarily a simulacrum of reality but a way of perceiving the space we inhabit? Our lives are spent on the split-level between the forms of architecture and movements of city planning: the inside of the city versus the outside of the city. Tonight's program is a curatorial experiment in reading
"[P]hotographs remind us that landscape is not an act of fate but of human choice, and seem to ask, "What would you like this landscape to become, bearing in mind what it was and what it is?" (Philippe Arbaözar) The works in this program focus on re-presenting the 'natural' landscape as a site of information
In celebration of Tuumba Press' recent publication of Nathaniel Dorsky's new book Devotional Cinema (described by Kathleen Tyner as "a rare treasure of penetrating insight into the language of film… somewhere between a Zen koan and a Victorian love story"), the Cinematheque presents A Child's Garden and the Serious Sea, the 1991 masterwork by Stan
Co-Presented with NAATA Nguyen Tan Hoang kicks off Dialogues in the Dark: The Pleasures and Anxieties of Influence, a new series for which contemporary media provocateurs pair their own works with those of their avant-garde forebears. Vietnamese-American Hoang makes videos that raucously and provocatively subvert both pop culture and identity politics while simultaneously interrogating forms
Co-presented with Film Arts Foundation Ross Lipman premieres The Interview, a taut psychological narrative exquisitely rendered in muted colors and with a soundtrack worthy of comparison to Bresson's best. Shot during Lipman's years in San Francisco, it concerns a woman trying to pick up the trail of her past, by chance and through goodwill entering
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Since the late '60s, Morgan Fisher has made films which foreground the industrial basis of all filmmaking, ironically combining narrative and non-narrative forms and underscoring the common ground between the oft-unreconciled poles of the independently produced "experimental" film and industrially produced commercial product. In his first visit since 1985, Fisher (who has long worked in
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Sponsored by the Consulate General of Spain, San Francisco Known throughout Europe for his wildly gestural, vibrantly colored abstract paintings, Basque artist José Antonio Sistiaga treats color and light as raw materials and sole subject matter in his large scale immersive canvasses, expressing a vigorous and confrontational attitude towards free and direct sensual experience. While
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Co-presented with MadCat Women's International Film Festival Both humorous and chilling, these performance art pieces were created some of the most fearless and innovative women artists. Watch Yoko Ono try to extricate herself from the confines of her underclothes in Freedom. Ono puts her trust in the audience as she sits and allows them to
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Boston-based Acadian French-Canadian filmmaker Louise Bourque creates intensely personal and beautifully handcrafted films. Mostly under five minutes long and made with unorthodox techniques (including hand-processing), each seems to burst forth from a complex emotional experience, often stemming from childhood, into the light and onto the screen. Bourque will screen her Jours en fleurs, Self Portrait
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Nina Grant first heard the story of historical figure, Chief Standing Bear, a few years ago. Recently, she became a part of honoring his legacy.
In September, Grant joined her father, George Neubert, in Washington D.C. where the pair were part of an exclusive group invited to witness the unveiling of a statue honoring the chief.
The statue, located in the National Statuary Hall, replaces one of William Jennings Bryan that was given to the hall by the state of Nebraska in 1937. Bryan was an orator and politician who held the Democratic presidential nomination three times, as well as serving in the House of Representatives and as Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson.
In 2020, Willa Cather will take the place of a Julius Sterling Morton statue that was also placed in the hall in 1937. Morton was a newspaper editor, Secretary of Agriculture under President Grover Cleavland and, most notably, the founder of Arbor Day. Cather was a Pulitzer prize winning author known for her work as journalist, poet and story teller portraying life on the Great Plains.
"I'm super excited and proud that representing the state of Nebraska, we're going to have a native Ponca Chief and a woman who was an extraordinary author," Grant said. "I'm not trying to diminish the contribution of individuals who used to represent our state ... but I like the idea of some different stories and different contributions to our state being highlighted."
There is no denying the significance of Chief Standing Bear's contribution, not only to Nebraska, but to the United States.
Standing Bear's story begins with his birth around 1829 in the traditional Ponca homeland near the confluence of the Niobrara and Missouri Rivers, according to the National Park Service.
The Kansas-Nebraska act of 1854 led to a flood of European settlers — and a push to get Native Americans to give up their land.
When Standing Bear was about 30 years old, the tribe sold its homeland to the United States government, with the exception of a 58,000-acre reserve between Ponca Creek and the Niobrara River.
In 1868, the government created the Great Sioux Reservation and, within its boundaries, laid the Ponca Reservation. They no longer had any claim to the land they called home.
According to "The Ponca Chiefs," published in 1880 by Thomas Henry Tibbles, it was a quiet Sunday morning in the fall of 1876 when the tribe would learn they were going to be forced to move.
When men from the government arrived, many of the tribe's leaders refused to move.
According to the book, Standing Bear said: "...We do not wish to sell our land and we think no man has a right to take it from us. Here we will live and here we will die."
The men from the government tried to convince them that Indian Territory (modern day Oklahoma) would be much better than where they were currently living. They proposed that the chiefs take a look for themselves and the chiefs agreed.
In February of 1877, ten chiefs including Standing Bear traveled to Indian Territory. When they arrived, they were unimpressed.
Through an interpreter, Standing Bear told Tibbles, "I had seen that a great many people down there were sick. The land they showed us was stony, and I did not believe we could make a living on it. I was afraid my people would get sick and die. We could not come there."
The chiefs stated they wanted to return to their homeland instead of viewing the final tract of available land in Indian Territory. The government official was furious. He went to the land on his own and decided that it would be the removal destination.
In April, the official took the members of the tribe who were willing to leave to the new area and in May, the remainder, including Standing Bear and his family, were forced to move.
When they arrived in Oklahoma, it was too late to plant crops and while the government had promised farming equipment to the tribe, they were given nothing.
"I was in an awful place and I was a prisoner there," Standing Bear told Tibbles through an interpretor. "I was not a free man."
By spring of 1878, nearly a third of the tribe had died from illness and starvation. Among them was Bear Shield, the son of Chief Standing Bear.
"He had made a promise to bury his son in their homeland," Grant said. "He wanted to keep that promise."
Standing Bear set out to return to Nebraska with a small group of other members of the Ponca tribe. They made it to Omaha, but law enforcement was quickly alerted to the group.
Brigadier General George Cook was given orders to arrest the Poncas and immediately return them to Indian Territory.
Cook did arrest them but was sympathetic. He was appalled by the conditions they had left and decided to delay their return to Indian Territory, instead holding them at Fort Omaha. This would give them a chance to regain their health.
Cook then reached out to Tibbles, who was the editor of the Omaha Daily Herald and an outspoken advocate for Native American rights. He spoke to Standing Bear and published the story.
Two attorneys offered their services to the chief pro bono and in April 1879, he sued for a writ of habeas corpus, which required that he be brought before a judge.
U.S. District Judge Elmer S. Dundy heard the case — and Standing Bear's powerful plea. During the trial, the chief rose and stretched out his arm.
He looked at Dundy and said, "This hand is not the color for yours, but if I prick it, the blood will flow and I shall feel pain. The blood is the same color as yours. God made me, and I am a man."
He told the judge he hadn't committed any crime — and if he had, he wouldn't defend it, he'd quietly accept his punishment.
At one point, Standing Bear told the judge that one man had the power to decide whether his people would continue to waste away or whether they would be free to return to their homeland.
"You are that man," Standing Bear told Dundy.
Dundy dismissed court with tears streaming down his face, according to Tibbles, who was in the courtroom.
On May 2, 1879, Dundy handed down his decision: "An Indian is a person within the meaning of the law," and they are entitled to the rights and protections that were offered to white men.
Standing Bear and his followers were set free and allowed to continue their journey to the homeland, where he was able to bury his son with tribal honors.
The story of Standing Bear has stuck with Grant.
"It's a human story — most of us have someone in our life that we love and care about deeply," she said. "He made this promise to his son and he wanted to keep it."
When Grant's father, a retired museum director, was invited to attend the unveiling of the new statue, he asked Grant to accompany him.
"He could have taken my mom," Grant said. "It was something he knew would be important to me. I am so honored to be one of the few who got to be there."
The majority of those in attendance, with the exception of dignitaries, were either from Nebraska or had ties to the state, Grant said.
"In the Statuary Hall, the location of Chief Standing Bear is so prominent," she said. "It's so unique in comparison to the other statues that are in there. There's a lot of detail and you can feel the emotions in it as well."
In her office, a bronze bust of the chief, sculpted by artist Benjamin Victor, is prominently displayed.
The bust was given to Grant's father by Victor, but he immediately gave it to Grant.
"He knew I would want to display it in my office," said Grant.
During the unveiling in Washington D.C., she met Victor.
"The first thing he said to me was, 'You have my bust,'" Grant said, laughing. "He was pleased to know it was in a place where it was being admired."
She said she hopes that when people come into her office, they'll ask her about it and she will be able to tell him about Standing Bear and his significance.
"I really hope that more and more people realize the value and importance of this story," Grant said. "My hope is that it becomes well known, not only within the state — it has national importance as well."


text: After my last dirt ride the chain on the XL was full of dust and not much lube, so off and into the cleaning tank for a through scrub up and blow dry with compressed air. Left in sun for 1/2 hour to make sure all washing chemical was evaporated, rolled up and put in the Duckhams tin. Remember these? Onto the stove and heat until the chain soaks into the now melted grease. I then hang up to dry and let the excess drain down into the tin for future use. Fitted back on the bike and a dollop of silicone on the master link for securtiy. I must admit that this isn't purely what it says on the tin as there has been various amounts of graphite grease and soap added to it over the years, but it works well and will last around 2 to 3,000 Km before I have to do it again. I do keep plenty of spray on lube on the chain and wipe it down with a kero soaked rag regulary. (Note; this is a NON O ring chain, you cannot do this to O ring chains as the O rings will prevent the melted grease from getting to the pins, and may melt the O ring too.)


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On your cycling trip, enjoy the landscape of Tegenugan Waterfall, Kemenuh Butterfly Ubud and the cool vibes of Sanur's beaches.
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Day 1: Sanur - Tegenugan Waterfall - Kemenuh Butterfly & Breakfast - Ubud - Sanur
Tegenugan Waterfall
- 05:30am - Pick-up at Anywhere in Bali
- 06.00 am: Start cycling
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- 10.30 am: Arrive at Ubud
- 12.00 pm: Arrive at lunch place in Ubud
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Sanur Cycle Tours is a locally owned business based in central Sanur that aims to show you the real Bali. Join them as they take you on a leisurely ride through the village of Sanur, introducing you to village locals and the Balinese culture.
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01 Feb 2020 on Tripadvisor
What a fantastic way to experience Bali Just completed an amazing cycle trip from Sanur to Ubud and return (around 60 km) with a great guide Herry. What fantastic scenery and the overall experience was exceptional. Ivan and his crew run a very friendly and professional show and I cannot recommend them highly enough. If you want some exercise and to see Bali in a different way its a must do.
01 Feb 2020 on Tripadvisor
What a fantastic way to experience Bali Just completed an amazing cycle trip from Sanur to Ubud and return (around 60 km) with a great guide Herry. What fantastic scenery and the overall experience was exceptional. Ivan and his crew run a very friendly and professional show and I cannot recommend them highly enough. If you want some exercise and to see Bali in a different way its a must do.
Jenni5959, Katherine, Australia
28 Jan 2020 on Tripadvisor
Beautiful way to see the local way of life. I didn't have any experience with bike riding, but keep fairly fit. I did the tour to Ubud and back this morning. What a fabulous experience. Sanur Cycle Tours are very professional, picked up on time, taken to starting point, introduced to guide and Shane, set up on bike and off. I will admit I was pretty nervous at first, but I want soon enjoying the whole thing. My first ride, 52klms. Got to be happy with that. Thanks to Ivan and the great crew, you just may see me agin.
Heather G, Arundel, Australia
28 Jan 2020 on Tripadvisor
Morning ride along the beach path, markets, rice fields and to the Beatles Cavern We had a lovely guide Annie, who spoke great English and was very entertaining. We started off from the office, and biked to the markets. Had a good look around and purchased a few items, then to the beach, where we biked along the path and stopped for the breakfast that was provided. Food is personal choice and my husband ate his but it wasn't to my taste. After short ride along the beach we stopped at a cafe on the beach for a coffee. and then it was off to the rice fields. We were lucky to have a nice breeze to cool us down. Enjoyed the stop at the Beatles Cavern to see all the memorabilia of the Beatles era. The streets we rode on were not busy even the main street, so not scary. It was a fun ride but would like to have had a gell seat like Annie had. A bike ride worth doing.
25 Jan 2020 on Tripadvisor
Great guides Annie and Wayan showed us a different side of Sanur Our group of 7 aged from 8 to 70 were all provided with great bikes and Annie, Wayan and Shane provided great company. We always felt safe and the Bali sunrise was sublime. We covered about 18 km which was easy for everyone. We'll do the ride to Ubud if we come back to Sanur for sure!
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. — The Belfast-based Bare Knuckle Boxing Hall of Fame continues to make history as it brings a sport from the past into the present.
This week, Bare Knuckle Boxing Hall of Fame President Scott R. Burt crowned Glens Falls native Danny Batchelder (44-0, 44 KOs) with the American Bare Knuckle Boxing championship belt during a ceremony at the Sands Casino in Bethlehem, Pa. Batchelder is only the second man in history to receive the belt. The previous holder was John L. Sullivan, who won it in 1882 by defeating Paddy Ryan.
Bobby Gunn (71-0, 71 KOs) holds the Bare Knuckle Boxing World championship belt first awarded to Jake Kilrain in 1887 before being famously won from him in 1889 by Sullivan, who trained in Belfast.
Authority to crown the new, official champion has been solely and 100 percent passed to Burt by The National Police Gazette, which until now has held the privilege themselves for 130 years.
"The task, honor, and responsibility now belongs solely to Scott Burt, President of the BKB Hall of Fame in Belfast, New York," said current National Police Gazette publisher Steven Westlake in a statement. "His unselfish dedication to preserving the sport's amazing history with class and dignity is impressive."
During the ceremony Burt made the first official announcement of any kind whatsoever dealing with Bare Knuckle Boxing since 1889.
The event broke some major news in the world of bare knuckle boxing. The Top 10 World and USA Ranked Contenders lists were unveiled. In addition, it was announced that on June 11 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. current world champion Bobby Gunn will defend his title. Batchelder and Kimbo Slice are the top-two world heavyweight contenders.
The 2016 Bare Knuckle Boxing Hall of Fame induction ceremony will be held July 9 in Belfast. Inductees include Batchelder, Ryan, the National Police Gazette and Kimbo Slice, among others.
For more information, visit www.bareknuckleboxinghalloffame.com.
Burt crowns Bare Knuckle Boxing champions, contenders
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — The Belfast-based Bare Knuckle Boxing Hall of Fame continues to make history as it brings a sport from the past into the present.