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goldenavenger02 · 5 years

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What you should watch while staying at home part 2! AKA the Disney+ list based off the U.S selection.

Disney+

Lab Rats (TV show)

Rating: TV-Y7

Summary: A scrawny 14-year-old, having discovered his inventor stepdad has three bionic, super-powered teens living cloistered in a secret lab beneath their home, brings them out into the world.

Seasons: all four seasons and the spin-off are on Disney+, except for part 2 of Lab Rats vs. Mighty Med because that is a Mighty Med episode and Mighty Med is not on Disney+ at the time of this post.

Why you should watch it: Lab Rats was the reason I started writing fanfiction (if you're brave and like first person fics, my profile on fanfiction.net under the name Brentinator is full of cringe worthy fics) and it's probably the reason that I like action/adventure so much. It's super funny, it's very dramatic and it has good messages about family and teamwork.

Kickin' It (TV show)

Rating: TV-Y7

Summary: A once-in-a-generation young karate fighter named Jack joins the Wasabi warriors.

Seasons: 1-4 on Disney+

Why you should watch it: it's a comedy about teenagers in a karate dojo. Yeah, it's Disney so it is cringy, but it makes for some good laughs. Leo Howard is a little cutie, there's an episode with Billy Unger (Lab Rats) and Kelli Berglund (Lab Rats). There's some whump in a bit of it, and Jason Earles (Miley's brother in Hannah Montana) is the sensei. It's great.

Austin and Ally (TV show)

Rating: TV-Y7

Summary: Following the lives of Austin, an aspiring confident musician, Ally, a quiet talented songwriter and their two friends.

Seasons: 1-4 on Disney+, part two of the New Year's special is season 2, episode six of Jessie.

Why should you watch it: this was the first Disney Channel show I watched. Ross Lynch was my first celebrity crush, the first soundtrack was my first CD, and Trish gave me some representation as a plus sized woman/teen. It's pretty cringe, but the songs are all amazing and some of jokes are knee slappers.

Good Luck Charlie (TV show)

Rating: TV-Y7

Summary: The Duncan family are adjusting to the surprise birth of their fourth child, Charlie. When parents Amy and Bob return to work they put their latest addition in the care of her three older siblings.

Seasons: all seasons and the movie in between seasons 2 and 3 on Disney+, the second part of the Christmas episode in season 4 is in season 3 of Jessie.

Why should watch it: it's just a good comedy about a family with a lot of kids.

Brave (movie)

Rating: PG

Summary: Determined to make her own path in life, Princess Merida (Kelly Macdonald) defies a custom that brings chaos to her kingdom. Granted one wish, Merida must rely on her bravery and her archery skills to undo a beastly curse.

Why should you watch it: this movie holds a very special place in my heart. I watched this movie with my grandpa the Christmas before he died, and it's a memory I hold very close. It's also the best Disney princess with red hair, fight me. And my Merdia Halloween costume where I carried around my dad's bow and arrows can't be beat.

Chicken Little (movie)

Rating: G

Summary: After ruining his reputation with the town, a courageous chicken must come to the rescue of his fellow citizens when aliens start an invasion.

Why should you watch it: a lot of people say this is Disney's worst animated movie. But this is a very nostalgic movie for me, and some of the jokes can't be beat. Also, aliens.

Bad Hair Day (movie)

Rating: TV-G

Summary: A buddy comedy about a high school tech-whiz whose prom day abruptly shifts into a wild ride across town, thanks to a down-on-her-luck cop and a jewel thief.

Why should you watch it: it's Ally from Austin and Ally and the mom from Good Luck Charlie trying to protect a missing necklace, and the two of them grow a motner-daughter type relationship during it.

Descendants 2 (movie)

Rating: TV-G

Summary: Mal, Evie, Carlos and Jay try to adjust to life in Auradon, but Mal becomes overwhelmed with pressure and returns to her roots.

Why should you watch it: I love the Descendants franchise, but the second movie has the best songs, the best acting and the best villains. I'm obsessed with China Anne McClain and she's a great villain. But watch the first movie. After all, it has Dove Cameron, Booboo Stewart, Sofia Carson and the late Cameron Boyce with some of their best acting being displayed.

High School Musical 2 (movie)

Rating: TV-G

Summary: School's out for summer and the East High Wildcats are ready to make it the time of their lives after landing jobs in a wealthy country club owned by Sharpay and Ryan's family.

Why you should watch it: I'm not a huge HSM fan, but I love Sharpay and Ryan, and I love the movie that's on their turf. It also has my favorite HSM song in it, which is Bet On It. Probably watch the first movie first though.

Geek Charming (movie)

Rating: TV-G

Summary: To win a school popularity contest, a high school diva permits a film club classmate to record her popular life, but the film starts documenting her decline instead.

Why you should watch it: this is possibly my favorite DCOM, and Sarah Hyland is so good at her job, it's insane. It's overshadowed by what happened between the leads afterwards, however.

How to Build a Better Boy (movie)

Rating: TV-G

Summary: Teenage tech whizzes unwittingly use military software to program a robotic boyfriend.

Why you should watch it: probably why I like it so much is because it has China Anne McClain and Kelli Berglund, and it's a cool concept. Also has Noah Centerpiece if you like him as well.

Teen Beach Movie (movie)

Rating: not rated

Summary: Two surfing lovers, whose doomed relationship is nearing to a close, find themselves swept into a a dimension traversing wave that sends them into a beach movie musical in the 60's.

Why you should watch it: it's not a great plot, but the acting is pretty good and the songs are so amazing. Also, Ross Lynch. Not a huge fan of the sequel, but you should still check it out if you like the first one.

The Emperor's New Groove (movie)

Rating: G

Summary: Emperor Kuzco is turned into a llama by his ex-administrator Yzma, and must now regain his throne with the help of Pacha, the gentle llama herder.

Why should you watch it: this is the movie I grew up on. I knew all the quotes, I knew all the jokes, and one time I barged into my sister's youth group shouting "boom bam, baby!" It's so good and so funny.

Finding Nemo (movie)

Rating: G

Summary: After his son is captured in the Great Barrier Reef and taken to Sydney, a timid clownfish sets out on a journey to bring him home.

Why should you watch it: my other childhood movie. Also knew the quotes, and the jokes, and I spoke whale in church when I was very young. There may also be a Finding Nemo Irondad AU from me in the future.

Holes (movie)

Rating: PG

Summary: A wrongfully convicted boy is sent to a brutal desert detention camp where he joins the job of digging holes for some mysterious reason.

Why should you watch it: to this day this is the most accurate book to movie adaptation I've ever seen. Also, Madame Zeroni.

Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers (movie)

Rating: G

Summary: Mickey, Donald and Goofy are the French three Musketeers.

Why you should watch it: well, it's what the summary says. The Mickey Mouse gang as the musketeers. And it has la pit in it. "No, not la pit!"

Pocahontas (movie)

Rating: G

Summary: An English soldier and the daughter of an Algonquin chief share a romance when English colonists invade seventeenth century Virginia.

Why should you watch it: is it historically accurate, no. But does it have one of the sweetest romances in the history of Disney, I would like to think so. And Pocahontas is just one of my favorite Disney princesses, even if she's not technically a princess.

Tangled

Rating: PG

Summary: The magically long-haired Rapunzel has spent her entire life in a tower, but now that a runaway thief has stumbled upon her, she is about to discover the world for the first time, and who she really is.

Why should you watch it: a carefree princess, a attractive and hilarious thief and the cutest little chameleon ever! The animation is gorgeous, the songs are amazing and Mother Gothel is such a good villain.

Pooh's Heffalump Movie (movie)

Rating: G

Summary: A Heffalump is heard trumpeting in the hundred acre woods. Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet are scared and rush to Rabbit's house for advice. Roo joins them and they all agree that Heffalumps are nearby after finding a huge footprint. They decide to set out on an expedition to catch the Heffalump. Roo is not allowed to come along because he is too little.

Why should you watch it: I watched a lot of Winnie the Pooh movies when I was little, because Winnie the Pooh is my mom's favorite Disney franchise, but this one is my favorite. It's so soft, and it has a good lesson that even if you're different, that doesn't mean you're evil or scary.

Read it and Weep (movie)

Rating: TV-G

Summary: A shy and retiring high school student develops a peculiar alter ego that changes her life forever.

Why should you watch it: it's about a writer in high school! This is one of my favorite Disney movies ever, and I highly recommend it to everyone.

Sky High (movie)

Rating: PG

Summary: Set in an era where superheroes are commonly known and accepted, young William Stronghold, the son of the Commander and Jetstream, tries to find a balance between being a normal teenager and an extraordinary being.

Why should you watch it: clearly, I like movies and shows about superheroes (I mean, I write for Marvel). This movie is about William, who hasn't gotten his powers yet, and has been lying to his parents that he has before he goes to superhero high school. The ending is weird, but I love this movie.

Tagging some people so it gets spread around: @marvelous-writer @clover-roseee @canary-warrior @blondsak @breanadaveport-mendel @seek-rest @willelbyers

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musichead84 · 5 years

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Seen as of 2019:

Festivals:

ACL - 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018

Bonnaroo - 2012, 2013

Coachella - 2010, 2014

Float Fest - 2014

Index Fest - 2013, 2014

Lollapalooza - 2006, 2009, 2011

Wakarusa - 2015

Fun Fun Fun Fest - 2014, 2015

35 Denton - 2016

Untapped Fort Worth Festival - 2016

Untapped Dallas Festival - 2016

Edgefest - 2017 (many more than this year’s…)

Old 97′s County Fair - 2018

A’s

Aerosmith (Dallas)

Afghan Whigs (Liberty Lunch, Antone’s, ACL 12, Coachella 14)

Alkaline Trio (Austin)

Aloha (Dallas)

Andrew Bird (Lolla 09)

All 4 One (Austin)

Animal Collective (Lolla 09)

Arcade Fire x3 (ACL 07, Lolla 06, Coachella 14)

Arctic Monkeys x 2 (Lolla 09, ACL, Edgefest 22)

Adair (Dallas)

American Eyes ( Dallas )

As I Lay Dying ( Dallas )

Atreyu ( Dallas )

Atoms for Peace (Coachella 10)

Allison Moorer (Austin)

Aubra Mae (Dallas)

A Perfect Circle (Lolla 11, Verizon Theatre)

AfroJack (Lolla 11)

Atmosphere (Lolla 11)

Alton Brown (Chef - Frisco) - Barnes & Noble

AVICII (ACL 12)

Atlas Genius (Edgefest23)

Airborne Toxic Event (Edgefest23)

AWOLNation x2 (Edgefest23, EF2015)

Annie Clark (Dallas)

A Day to Remember (Edgefest 23)

Alt-J (Roo 13)

The Avett Brothers (Summer Cut 2)

Austra (Granada Theater)

Alice in Chains (Gexa Pavilion)

Antemasque (FFFfest 15)

Alvvays (FFFfest 15)

American Werewolves (Three Links - Dallas)

At the Drive In (Red7, Trees, Club Dada, Southside Ballroom)

Aaron Lewis (Billy Bob’s)

American Aquarium (The Statler Ballroom)

B’s

Badfish x 6 (Dallas, Wildflower Fest)

Beck x 3 (Dallas, Coachella 14, ACL 14)

Ben Harper x 2 (Lolla 09, Austin, Waka 2015)

Big Head Todd & the Monsters (ATX, House of Blues - Dallas)

Black Crowes (Dallas)

Blind Melon (Dallas)

Bloc Party (Lolla 06, Dallas)

Blood Brothers (dallas)

Blue October (Austin, Dallas)

Burden Brothers (Austin, Dallas)

Broke (Dallas)

Band of Horses (Lolla 09)

Bassnectar (Lolla09, ACL12)

Ben Folds (chicago)

Beach House (coachella10)

Ben Gibbard (dallas)

Bert Kreischer - (comedian) Addison Improv (2), Irvine Improv

Black Lips (Lolla 11)

Bruno Mars (Lolla 11)

Busy P (Lolla11)

Black Keys (Dallas, Edgefest, ACL12)

Bush (Edgefest23)

Bjork (Roo13)

Big Gigantic (BreakwayFest)

Bear Mountain (Dallas)

Born & Raised (Dallas)

Bastille (Coachella 14)

Bush (Edgefest, Toyota Music Factory)

Blackberry Smoke (ACL14)

Bouncing Souls (Dallas)

Broken Gold (Dallas)

Ben Howard (Dallas)

Blue, the misfit (Dallas)

Brutal Juice (Dallas)

Best Coast (Dallas)

Bully (Dallas)

Bobby Patterson (HG6)

Black Fire Pistol (HG6)

Belle & Sebastian (Summer Cut ‘15)

Broncho (FFFfest 15)

Big Freedia (FFFfest 15, The Bomb Factory)

Bottle Rockets (2018 Old 97′s County Fair)

Bombay Bicycle Club (coachella 14)

Built to Spill (Granada Theater, Untapped 16)

Breaking Benjamin (Gexa)

Blink 182 (Edgefest 2017)

Brandi Carlile (ACL 2018)

Brock Hampton (ACL 2018)

Blood Orange (ACL 2018 Bowling for Soup (Wildflower Fest 2019)

C’s

Cage the Elephant (Coachella 10, Frisco, Lolla09/11, Edgefest 22, Coachella 14)

Christina Aguilera (Tx State Fair 1998)

Chevelle (Dallas, Ft Worth, Edgefest 2017)

Coal Chamber(killeen)

Coheed & Cambria (Austin, Coachella10, Lolla06, Dallas)

Cody Shaw & The Rhythm Boys (Hank’s)

ColdWarKids (Lolla06, ACL)

Common (Lolla09)

Cross Canadian Ragweed (austin)

The Confession

Collective Soul (dallas)

Carolyn Wonderland (austin)

The Cush (denton)

Cee-Lo Green (Lolla11)

Chico Trujillo (Lolla11)

City & Colour (Lolla11, Roo12, Dallas - Granada Theater)

The Chain Gang of 1974 (Lolla11, Dallas - Granada Theater)

Carina Round (Austin)

Charlie Murphy (Dallas - Addison Improv)

Christopher Titus (Dallas - Addison Improv)

Civil Twilight (Edgefest22)

Cake (Edgefest22)

Chris Lake (El Paso)

Capital Cities (Edgefest23)

Crizzly (BreakawayFest)

CHVRCHES (Dallas, Coachella 14, ACL 14)

Commotion (Dallas)

Courtney Barnett (FFFFest 6)

Chance the Rapper (Waka15)

Carrie Brownstein (Dallas)

Craig Finn (Trees)

Chris Stapleton (Dallas, ACL 16)

Cheap Trick (FFFfest 15)

Chromeo (FFFfest 15)

Calvin Harris (Coachella 14)

The Cult (Toyota Music Factory)

Camila Cabello (ACL 2018)

D’s

Dead Sara (Edgefest22)

Damian Marley (Lolla11)

Death From Above 1979 (Lolla11)

Daughtry (addison,dallas,frisco)

Dashboard Confessional (ACL05)

Death Cab For Cutie (Lolla 06, EF 15)

Decemberists (Lolla 09, Dallas)

Deftones (Dallas, Lolla 11, Edgefest23, ACL 2018)

Devotchka (Dallas - HOB, Indexfest 2)

Delta Spirit (Lolla11)

Drive-by Truckers (dallas)

Destiny’s Child (Tx State Fair 1998)

Dredg (dallas)

Death in the Family (dallas)

Dead Weather (coachella10, ACL09)

Depeche Mode (chicago)

Dirty Heads x 3 (Austin - Stubb’s, Dallas, Waka15)

Dwight Yokam (Grand Prairie - Lonestar Park)

The Drums (Lolla11)

The DA (El Paso - Tricky Falls)

D'Angelo (Roo 12)

Deadmau5 (El Paso, Dallas)

Dim Locator (Hailey’s - Denton)

Danny Avila (BreakwayFest)

Dave Chappell (Dallas - Oddball Comedy Tour)

Dirty River Boys (McKinney - Hanks)

Dum Dum Girls (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

David Ramirez (Kessler Theater, Untapped 16)

Dark Rooms x 3 (Dallas, Denton)

Doug Benson (FFFfest 15)

Dag nasty (FFFfest 15)

Dillion Francis (Coachella 14)

Disturbed (Gexa)

DJ Sober (The Best of Big D 16)

Dalton Domino (The Statler Ballroom)

David Byrne (ACL 2018)

Dead Flowers (The Rustic)

The Doobie Brothers (Dallas)

E’s

The Expendables (austin)

Eminem (Lolla 11, ACL 14)

Explosions in the Sky (Lolla 11, Breakaway Fest)

Empire of the Sun (Breakway Fest)

El-P (indexfest2)

Erykah Badu (Dallas)

Eric Andre (FFFfest 15)

Esme Patterson (The Rustic)

Erika Wennerstron (2018 Old 97′s County Fair, The Rustic)

F’s

Finger Eleven (dallas)

Fleet Foxes (Lolla 09)

Foo Fighters (Dallas, Lolla 11)

Foster the People (Lolla 11, Coachella 14)

Frank Black (Austin)

Funeral for a Friend (Dallas)

For Felix (Dallas)

Franz Ferdinand (Austin)

Frank Turner (Dallas, Coachella 14)

Fuel (Mayflower Fest)

Friendly Fires (Lolla 11)

Flogging Molly (Lolla 11, Roo 12)

Fitz & the Tantrums (Lolla 11 - met them, HOB - Dallas - met them, Roo 12, Edgefest 23, Wildflower Fest 2019)

Foxy Shazam (Edgefest 22)

Florence & the Machines (ACL 12)

Frightened Rabbit (Dallas)

Flash Gordon (Edgefest 23)

Flight of the Concords (Dallas)

Fatboy Slim (Coachella 14)

Foxygen (Index Fest 3, Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

First Aid Kit (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

Flying Lotus (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

FKA Twigs (Trees - Dallas)

Future Islands (Index Fest 3, FFFFest15)

Fantastic Negrito (Summer Cut '15)

FRONTERA BUGALÚ - Gas Monkey

Father John Misty (Dallas)

G’s

The Gaslight Anthem x 3 (Lolla06,Edgefest23,Dallas)

Gin Blossoms (Addison, Wildflower Fest 2018)

Gnarls Barkley x 2 (Lolla06,dallas)

Gomez (Lolla 09)

Gossip (coachella10)

Greeley Estates (dallas)

The Gourds (austin)

Goo Goo Dolls (Dallas / Wildflower Fest 2018)

Grace Potter & the Nocturnals x 2 (lolla11, Summer Cut 2)

Grouplove (Lolla 11, Stubb’s, Roo 12, Coachella 14)

Garbage (Edgefest 22)

Girl Talk x 3 (indexfest 2, Fun Fun Fun Fest 6, EF 15)

The Growlers (Waka 15)

Glass Animals (Waka 15)

Galactic (Waka 15)

Gogol Bordello (FFFfest 15, Untapped Dallas 16)

Grimes (FFFfest 15)

Greg Dulli (Kessler Theater Dallas)

Grupo Fantasma (Untapped 16)

Glorietta (Kessler - Dallas)

The Guess Who (Wildflower Fest 2019)

H’s

Heartless Bastards x 11 (Austin, Lolla 09, Dallas, Denton - met twice, smoked with Jesse, and took pics with them)

Hole (Edgefest)

Hockey (Coachella 10)

The Hope Trust x 2 (Dallas, Denton)

The Holler Time (Denton)

Haim (Roo13)

Harland Williams (Comedian - Addison Improv)

Hozier (EF15)

Hayes Carll (Untapped 16)

I’s

Incubus (x3)(dallas)

Interpol (dallas)

DJ Irene (killeen)

Ishi (Dallas)

Israel Nash (Summer Cut '15)

I’m With Her (Ryman Auditorium)

J’s

Jay-Z (Coachella 10)

Jane’s Addiction (Lolla09,Dallas)

Jeff Klein (austin)

Jim Ward (Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth)

Jimmy Eat World (Dallas, Wildflower Fest 2018)

Johnny Cooper (Mckinney - Hank’s)

John Hiatt (Stubbs, HOB Dallas)

Jerry Lee Lewis (Richardson - Wildflower Fest 11)

Jim Jefferies x 3 (Comedian - Dallas)

Jim Breuer (Comedian - Dallas)

Jarrod Gorbel (Dallas)

James Vandervelde (austin)

Jack White (ACL12)

Japandroid (Roo13)

Jack Johnson (Roo13)

Juicy J (BreakwayFest)

Jenny Lewis (Dallas)

J Mascis (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

Jessica Lea Mayfield (Dallas)

Jack Kerowax (Dallas)

Jamie xx (GvB V)

Joey Bada$$ (FFFfest 15)

Jason Isbell (Southside Ballroom Dallas, Dallas)

Jason Aldean (Gexa Energy Pavilion)

Jaime Wyatt (2018 Old 97′s County Fair)

Jibe (Gas Monkey Live!)

Justice (ACL 2018)

Judah & The Lion (Wildflower Fest 2019)

Jason Bonham (Toyota Music Pavilion)

K’s

Kansas (Norfolk, VA - my very first concert!)

KISS (Frisco)

Kaskade (Lolla 09)

Killers x 2 (Austin, Dallas)

Kings of Leon x 3 (Lolla 09, Dallas)

Kid Cudi (Lolla 11, Coachella 14)

Killer Mike (indexfest2)

Kevin Devine (Dallas - Rustic)

Kopecky (Waka 15)Kaela Sinclair (Dallas)

Kurt Vile (Red Rocks Amphitheater)

Kacey Musgraves (ACL 16)

Kaleo (Untapped Dallas 16)

K-Flay (Dos Equis Pavilion)

Khalid (ACL 2018)

L’s

The Lusitania (Austin)

Lennon (killeen)

LCD Soundsystem (Coachella 10, ACL 16, The Bomb Factory)

Local Natives (Coachella10, Lolla11, Roo13, ACL 16)

Los Lonely Boys (Austin)

The Lumineers (ACL12, Dallas)

Lil Twist (BreakwayFest)

Lower Dens (GvB V, Club Dada Dallas)

L-P (Index Fest 2)

Lindi Ortega (Denton)

Lucero (Southside Ballroom, The Rusticx3)

L7 (FFFfest 15, Granada Theater Dallas)

Le Bucherettes (Dallas)

Lord Huron (2018 Old 97′s County Fair)

Lifehouse (Wildflower Fest 2018)

Lukas Nelson (The Rustic)

M’s

MC Flipside (2001 - Killeen)

MGMT (coachella 10, coachella 14)

mewithoutYou (dallas)

Modest Mouse (ACL 05, Dallas, Fun Fun Fun Fest 6, Edgefest '15)

Metric (Lolla11,Edgefest11,ACL12)

Muse (dallas,Edgefest10,Lolla11)

My Morning Jacket (austin)

Millionaire (dallas)

Matisyahu (Lolla06, Dallas)(Met outside of Granada Theater, have autograph)

Manchester Orchestra (Lolla 09/11, Dallas - Rustic, ACL 2018)

Mogwai (Lolla 11)

Mexicans At Night (El Paso - Tricky Falls)

M83 (ACL 12)

Major Lazer (Roo 12, ACL 14, Waka 15)

Mariachi El Bronx (Roo 12)

Matt&Kim (Summer Cut 2, Roo 13, BreakwayFest '13)

MsMr (Dallas - HOB, Coachella 14)

Midlake (Dallas)

Macy Gray (Waka 15)

Ms. Lauryn Hill (FFFfest 15)

Midnight Stroll (Trees Dallas)

Miike Snow (ACL 16)

Mumford & Sons (ACL 16)

Marilyn Manson (Dos Equis Pavilion)

The Mavericks (2018 Old 97′s County Fair)

Mad Mexicans (Gas Monkey Live!)

Metallica (ACL 18)

Margo Price (The Rustic)

Mipso (Ryman Auditorium)

N’s

Nas (Lolla11, Roo13)

The Naked & Famous (Lolla 11, dallas)

The National (Dallas - HOB, Southside Ballroom, Roo 13, ACL 18)

Neko Case (Lolla 09)

North Mississippi Allstars (Austin - Stubb’s)

Neon Trees (Edgefest 22, Wildflower Fest 2019)

Neil Young & Crazy Horse (ACL 12)

The Neighbourhood (Edgefest 23)

Nahko & Medicine for the People (Waka 15)

New Politics (Edgefest 15)

Neon Indian (FFFfest 15)

NOFX (FFFfest 15)

The Nixons (Edgefest 2017)

NIN (Las Vegas - The Joint x2)

NALGADAS - Gas Monkey

Nelly (ACL 2018)

O’s

Old 97’s (Austin, HG6, 2018 Old 97′s County Fair)

Owen Pallett (Dallas)

Of Monsters & Men (Roo 13)

Other Lives (Dallas)

The Offspring (Edgefest 2017)

Oil Boom (HG6)

Olivia Chaney (Dallas)

ODESZA (FFFfest 15, ACL 2018, Dallas)

Orville Peck (Southside Ballroom)

P’s

Paul Green’s School of Rock All-Stars – Austin, TX

Pavement (Dallas)

Portugal. The Man (Coachella 10, Lolla 11, Roo 13, Dallas - Granada Theater)

Paramore (Dallas, Edgefest 23)

Pearl Jam (ACL 09/14, Dallas - AAC)

Pepper (Dallas - Granada Theater)

Pixies (ACL 2005)

Placebo (Edgefest)

Pelican (Edgefest)

Phoenix (Coachella 10, Edgefest 21, Edgefest 23)

Passion Pit (coachella 10, dallas)

Pat Green (frisco)

Pretty Lights (Lolla11)

Puscifer (Austin - Long Center, Bonnaroo 2012)

Phish (Bonnaroo 2012 )

Pauly Shore (Edgefest 23)

Purity Ring (Roo13)

Paul McCartney (Roo13)

Phantogram (ACL14)

Paws (Dallas)

Parquet Courts (FFFfest 15)

Peaches (FFFfest 15)

Patricio (Coachella 14)

Pete Yorn (ACL 16)

Prayers (Verizon Theatre)

Paul Cauthen (2018 Old 97′s County Fair)

Peter Frampton (Toyota Music Factory)

Q’s

Queens of the Stone Age (ACL, Dallas)

?uestlove (Roo12)

The Quaker City Night Hawks x 2 (Dallas)

Quintron & Miss Pussy Cat (Dallas)

R’s

Ratatat (Lolla 11)

Rancid (Dallas - Gypsy Ballroom)

Red Hot Chili Peppers (Lolla 06, Dallas - AAC, Roo 12)

Rilo Kiley (Dallas)

Rise Against (Dallas)

The Receiving End of Sirens (Dallas)

The Record Hop (Denton)

Ramesh (Dallas)

The Roots (Roo 12, ACL 12, Waka 15)

Radiohead (Roo 12, Lolla 11)

Rodrigo & Gabriela & C.U.B.A. (Roo 12)

Robert Delong (Edgefest 23)

Ra Ra Riot (BreakwayFest)

The Replacements (with Billy Jo Armstrong @ Coachella14, ACL14)

Riothorse Royale (Dallas)

Roosevelt (FFFfest 15)

Ride (FFFfest 15)

Robert Plant (Bomb Factory Dallas)

Ryan Adams (Red Rocks Amphitheater, The Pavilion - Irving)

Roger Waters (American Airlines Center)

S’s

Street Sweeper Social Club (Coachella 10)

She & Him (Coachella 10)

Santigold (Lolla 09)

Say Anything (Edgefest)

Seven Mary Three x 11 (Dallas, Waco, Wildflower Fest - have Giti’s autograph)

Silverchair (How the Edge Stole Xmas)

Silversun Pickups (Lolla 09, Dallas)

Sleepercar (Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth)

Snoop Dogg (Lolla 09)

Sparta x 15 (Mohawk, Austin, Lolla 09, Dallas, Tricky Falls, Barracuda, Gas Monkey)

Spoon x 4 (Austin, ACL 14, HOB Dallas, HG 6, Wildflower Fest 18)

Staind (Dallas)

Steve Earle (ACL 07, Dallas, ACL 12)

STP (austin, Edgefest, Toyota Music Factory)

Silverstein (Dallas)

Santigold (Lolla 09)

The Smashup (Dallas)

Story of the Year (Dallas)

Street Drum Corps (Dallas)

Sublime w/ Rome (Dallas)

Switchfoot x 3 (Dallas, Edgefest 22, Wildflower Fest 2018)

Skrillex (Lolla 11, ACL 12, Roo 12)

Sarah Jaffe x 4 (Indexfest 2, Dallas, Summer Cut '15)

Shaky Graves (Dallas - Granada Theater, Kessler Theater, HG6, ACL 2018)

Sam Lao (Dallas)

STS9 (Waka15)

Slightly Stoopid (Waka 15)

Sphynx (HG6)

Sealion (HG6)

Saul Williams (Dallas - Club Dada)

Sons of Illustrious Father (Dallas - Club Dada)

Social Distortion (HOB Houston)

Slow Magic (FFF fest 15)

Stoney Larue (Billy Bob’s Texas)

Slipknot (Dos Equis Pavilion)

Shovels & Rope (South Side Music Hall 2016)

Sweater Beats (Coachella 14)

Sylvan Esso (ACL 18)

Santana (Dallas)

T’s

Tegan & Sara (ACL 12)

Taking Back Sunday x 4 (Dallas)

Thursday (Dallas)

Tito & The Tarantulas (Austin)

Toadies x 13 (Austin, Dallas)

Tool (Lolla 09, Dallas - AAC, Grand Prairie - Nokia)

Them Crooked Vultures (Coachella 10)

Tragically Hip x 4 (Austin - Stubb’s, Dallas - HOB)

Trish Murphy (ACL 05)

TV on the Radio (Lolla 09, Dallas, Untapped Dallas 16)

Thrice (Dallas)

The Heist (Dallas)

Twilight Singers (Dallas - Gypsy Tea Room & Granada Theater 2011)

Three Days Grace (Dallas)

Two Door Cinema Club (Lolla 11, ACL 12, Roo 12)

The Tings Tings (Edgefest22)

The Temper Trap (Lolla 11, Roo 12)

Twenty-One Pilots (Edgefest23)

The TonTons (Dallas - Trees)

Tame Impala (Dallas - Southside Ballroom)

Tinariwen (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

Tei Shi (GvB V)

Toro y Moi (FFFfest 15)

Tanlines (Trees Dallas)

Thomas Rhett (Gexa Energy Pavilion)

Travis Scott (ACL 2018)

Texas Gentlemen (Kessler - Dallas)

U’s

Uh Huh Her (Dallas)

Unknown Mortal Orchestra (Club Dada Dallas)

V’s

Van Halen (Dallas)

Vampire Weekend (Lolla 09)

Viet Cong (FFF fest 15)

Vaadat Charigim (35 Denton 2016)

Valerie June (2018 Old 97′s County Fair)

W’s

White Lies (Lolla 11)

White Rabbit x 2 (Dallas)

Warpaint x 2 (Dallas - Granada Theater, index fest 2)

Wailers x 4 (Dallas, Wildflower Festival)

Weezer (Dallas)

Wilco (Austin)

Wintersleep x 3 (Austin, Dallas - Trees (pic with them))

Walking the Moon (Dallas)

White Arrows (Dallas)

Walk the Moon (Roo 13, Dos Equis Pavilion)

Wu-Tang Clan (Breakaway Fest)

Wiz Khalifa (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

War On Drugs (Granada Theater)

White Denim (Index Fest 3)

We Are Scientists (Club Dada Dallas)

Wrestlers (Trees Dallas)

Wussy (Three Links - Dallas)

V’s

Vaadat Charigim (35 Denton 2016)

X’s

The xx - x 4 (Coachella 10, Dallas x 2, Roo 13)

Y’s

Yeah Yeah Yeah’s x 2 (Lolla 09, Dallas)

Young the Giant x 3 (Lolla 11, Dallas, Austin, Waka 15)

Yumi Zouma (GvB V)

Z’s

Zola Jesus (Dallas - Granada Theater)

ZZ Top (Roo 13)

Zobc (Coachella 14)

The Zolas (Dallas)

#’s

311 (Dallas, Edgefest 2017)

30 Seconds to Mars (Dallas, Edgefest, Dos Equis Pavilion)

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Stem Cell Therapy

Stem cells are the foundation for every organ and tissue in your body. They are the body's raw materials — cells from which all other cells with specialized functions are generated. There are many different types of stem cells that come from different places in the body or are formed at different times in our lives. These include embryonic stem cells that exist only at the earliest stages of development and various types of tissue-specific (or adult) stem cells that appear during fetal development and remain in our bodies throughout life.

Cell therapy involves grafting cells to restore the function of a tissue or organ. The aim is to provide long-term care to the patient through a single injection of therapeutic cells. These cells are obtained from pluripotent (can give all types of cells) or multipotent (can give a limited number of cell types) from the patient himself or from a donor. Under the right conditions in the body or a laboratory, stem cells divide to form more cells called daughter cells. Researchers now know how to differentiate pluripotent cells into several cell types.

People who might benefit from stem cell therapies include those with spinal cord injuries, type 1 diabetes, Parkinson's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Alzheimer's disease, heart disease, stroke, burns, cancer and osteoarthritis.

The most used Multipotent stem cells, present throughout the body within the adipose, bone marrow, organ support tissues, but also from bones, cartilage, muscles ... These stem cells are particularly easy to take from adipose tissue or bone marrow. They can give rise to cartilaginous cells (chondrocytes), Osseous (ostheoblasts), fatty (adipocytes), muscle fibers (myocytes), cardiomyocytes ... They also secrete growth factors favorable to the surrounding cells and are sometimes used exclusively for this property. They also produce anti-inflammatory factors, which lead to local immunosuppression and promote the function of cells regulating immunity. These properties limit local inflammation and protect, a priori, against transplant rejection.

Other multipotent cells can be used in cell therapy, such as skin stem cells. The stem cells of the eye make it possible to repair lesions of the cornea. Hematopoietic stem cells from the bone marrow are the source of all blood cells: in the case of hematological cancer, they make it possible to rebuild a stock of healthy blood cells after chemotherapy. Umbilical cord blood contains immune-naive hematopoietic stem cells, and therefore very well tolerated in the event of a transplant. Cord blood is used to treat malignant hemopathies such as leukemia or lymphoma, or genetic diseases like Fanconi anemia. It offers a serious alternative to bone marrow transplantation in the absence of a compatible donor. However, the number of therapeutic cells recovered by cord is low. When therapeutic stem cells are taken from someone other than the patient, they are said to be allogeneic. Their use can pose problems of immune tolerance.

Stem cell therapy, also known as regenerative medicine, promotes the repair response of diseased, dysfunctional or injured tissue using stem cells or their derivatives. It is the next chapter in organ transplantation and uses cells instead of donor organs, which are limited in supply.

The indications for cell therapy are endless and the promise is real in many areas. Clinical fields such as that of neurodegenerative diseases (Parkinson's or Alzheimer's diseases) or muscular degenerations (Duchenne muscular dystrophy) could be concerned if the researchers manage to produce different subtypes of neurons in large quantities and skeletal muscle cells. And how not to also imagine the possibility of producing blood cells, including platelet, in unlimited quantity, to cover the blood needs of hospitals? All assumptions are now allowed.

Stem cell researchers are making great advances in understanding normal development, figuring out what goes wrong in disease and developing and testing potential treatments to help patients. They still have much to learn, however, about how stem cells work in the body and their capacity for healing. Safe and effective treatments for most diseases, conditions and injuries are in the future.

There is certain information you should look into if you are considering a stem cell treatment, including a detailed description of the treatment and the science that supports it, the expected outcome and the risks. It is important to discuss any research or information you gather with your primary care physician and other trusted members of your healthcare team in deciding what is right for you.

CLINICS & DOCTORS LIST

Kristin Comella. PhD | Stem Cell | U.S. Stem Cell, Inc., 13794 NW4th Street, Suite 212 Sunrise, FL 33325

Regenerative Medicine Institute, Vincent Giampapa MD, F.A.C.S. Plastic Reconstructive Surgeon | Stem Cell | 89 Valley Rd, Montclair, NJ, 07042 USA

Advanced Orthopedic Specialists | Stem Cell | Genoa Business Park Drive 2305, Brighton, 48114 Michigan USA

Anatara Medicine & San Francisco Stem Cell | Stem Cell | 1700 California Street, Suite 520, San Francisco, CA 94109 USA

Beatriz Palma-Zevallos, SA-C Cosmetic Surgeon | Stem Cell | 118 S Pendleton St, Easley, SC, USA

Caring Medical & Rehabilitation Services – Chicagoland Office | Stem Cell | North Lake Street. Oak Park 715 Grayslake, 60030 Illinois USA

Darrow Stem Cell Institute | Stem Cell | Wilshere Boulevard 11645, Los Angeles, CA 90025 USA

Jonathan Landow, MD | Stem Cell | 420 Jericho Tpke, Jericho, NY 11753 USA

Manhattan Integrtive Medicine | Stem Cell | 330 West 58th Street, Suite 610, New York, NY 10019 USA

Pangenics Regenerative Center | Stem Cell | 3599 University Blvd, Suite 603, Jacksonville, FL 32218 USA

South Florida Bone Marrow / Stem Cell Transplant Institute, | Stem Cell | Ste 600 10301, Boynton Beach, FL 33437 USA

Stem Cell Carolina | Stem Cell | 7928 Counsel Place, #116 Matthews, NC 28105 USA

Charm – Center for Healing and Regenerative Medicine | Stem Cell | Ranch Road 2222 10815, Austin, TX &8730 USA

UCLA-UCI Alpha Stem Cell Clinic | Stem Cell | University of California Irvine, 845 Health Sciences Road, 1001 Gross Hall Irvine, CA 92697-1705 USA

U.S. STEM CELL, Inc, | Stem Cell | 1560 Sawgrass Corporate Parkway, 4th Floor, FL 33323 USA

U.S. STEM-CELL CLINIC, Michelle Parlo, PA-C Physician Assistant, Beatriz Palma-Zevallos, SA-C Cosmetic Surgeon, Antonio E. Blanco, MD | Stem Cell | 1290 Weston Road, Suite 203A, Weston, FL 33326 USA

INTERNATIONAL CLINICS & DOCTORS LIST

COSTA RICA

REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INSTITUTE, Vincent Giampapa, MD, F.A.C.S. Victor Urzola MD, Estaban Urzola MDS, Richard D. Striano D.C., RMSK, | Stem Cell | Avenida Escazu, Torre Lexus 3rd Floor San Jose, Costa Rica 101017

STEM CELLS TRANSPLANT INSTITUTE, Leslie Mesen MD | Stem Cell | Hospital Cima,Medical Tower II, Office 618, San Rafael, Escazú, San José, Costa Rica

CROATIA

ST. CATHERINE SPECIALITY HOSPITAL - STEM CELL | Stem Cell | Bračak 8, Bračak, 49210 Krapinsko-Zagorska Zupanija, Croatia

INDIA

KOKILABEN DHIRUBHAI AMBANI HOSPITAL | Stem Cell | Swaminarayan Complex Surat, 395001 Gujarat India

JAPAN

OMOTESANDO HELENE CLINIC | Stem Cell | 5-9-15 Minami Aoyama Minato-Ku, Minato, 107-0052 Tokyo Japan

MEXICO

STEM CELL THERAPY TIJUANA MEXICO, Hospital Angeles Tijuana | Stem Cell | Paseo de los Heroes 10999 – 309, Zona Urbana Rio Tijuana, 22010 Tijuana, B.C. Mexico

PROGENCELL – STEM CELL THERAPIES | Stem Cell | Medical clinic, Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico – In Plaza Comercial Pavillion

WORLD STEM CELL CLINIC | Stem Cell | Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico

PANAMA

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SOUTH AFRICA

THE MELROSE AESTHETIC CENTRE | Stem Cell | 3rd Floor, Medical Centre, Melrose Arch Johannesburg, 2196 Gauteng South Africa

THAILAND

STEMCELLS21| Stem Cell | Soi Ruam 3 Bangkok, 10330 Bangkok Thailand

UK STEM CELLFOUNDATION | Stem Cell | 21 Albermarle Street, London, W1S4BS UK

MEDICA STEM CELLS | Stem Cell | 27 George Street, Marylebone, London, W1U3QA UK

UKRAINE

ILAYA MEDICAL STEM CELL CLINIC, R. Sulik MD & Neurologist | Stem Cell | Ivana Kramskogo Street 9, 03115 Kiev, Ukraine

ABLOU SREM CELL CLINIC | Stem Cell | Voznesens’kyy uzviz 23B, Kyiv – 02000, Ukraine

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Translation: “The Minish Cap” in German, Part 10: The Path to Mount Crenel

In preparation for meeting Master Melari, we do a bunch of miscellaneous things. The Blade Brothers also never shut up. Here is my translation of the German version of "The Minish Cap" to English!

My translation key: DT: „direct translation" (translated word for word) EQ: "English equivalent" (as in, as close to an English-sounding sentence as it's gonna get) DT/EQ: „"direct translation/English equivalent" (for when the DT is so similar to an EQ that it's practically English already) OE: "official English (translation as given in the European English version of "The Minish Cap")" (NOTE:) "anything I need to point out" (exactly what it says on the tin) BG: „backwards German" for the Minish language in reverse form

My translation work under the cut.

Magnus: „Ich bin Magnus, der Meister der Schwertkunst von Hyrule!" DT/EQ: „"I am Magnus, the Master (of) the Sword-arts of Hyrule!" OE: "I am Swiftblade, finest swordsman in all of Hyrule!" (NOTE: The Blade Brothers have a really interesting history of their naming convention. As far as I can tell, the last three- not counting Swiftblade the First- had no determinable naming pattern in Japanese (the first four all had "iron" in their names). So, to compensate, each translation had their own 'theme naming' for the Brothers. English went the "Blade" route, with naming them all "Something" followed by "Blade". French kept all of the Japanese names, and so did Spanish until they called Splitblade and Waveblade by the same name (Hasshin). Italian follows with Japan's no obvious pattern with its versions of Scarblade, Splitblade, and Greatblade; and then German went with a Latin-themed naming until the last three. „Magnus der Erste", „Magnus", „Maximus", „Maximilian", and „Maxissimus" all have a pun on being better than the last. But then, what did the German version decide to do with the last three? ...Let me introduce you to: Austin, Dustin, and Justin. I'm not kidding.)

Magnus: „Wenn du bei mir trainierst, wirst du schnell Fortschritte machen!" DT: „When you with me train, will you quickly progress make!" EQ: "When you train with me, you will quickly make progress!" OE: "If you train with me, I guarantee that you will increase your skill dramatically!" (NOTE: Could have also come out as "When you train with me, you will make quick progress." Magnus is Swiftblade if that wasn't obvious.)

Magnus: „Bist du willens, bei mir zu trainieren?" DT: „Are you willing, with me to train?" EQ: "Are you willing to train with me?" OE: "So? Would you like to train here?"

POSSIBLE REPLIES: „Ja bitte." oder „Nein danke." DT/EQ: „"Yes, please." or „"No, thank you." OE: "Please" or "No, thanks"

Magnus: „Zunächst zeige ich dir die wichtigste Grundtechnik: die Wirbelattacke!" DT: „Initially show/demonstrate I (to) you the primary basic technique: the Swirl-attack!" EQ: "I will initially demonstrate to you the primary basic technique: the Swirl-attack!" OE: "We shall start with the most basic of all techniques! I shall teach you...the Spin Attack!" (NOTE: „Wirbel" could also mean "twirl", but "swirl" is more reminiscent of the OE name.)

Magnus: „1. Halte den mit dem Schwert belegten Knopf gedrückt!" DT: „1. Keep the with the Sword reserved button pressed!" EQ: "1. Keep the reserved button with the Sword pressed!" OE: "First!! Press and hold your sword button..." (NOTE: This sentence almost killed me. And by "reserved button", it means the button you chose to set your sword to.)

Magnus: „2. Warte, bis das Schwert aufgeladen ist!" DT: „2. Wait, until the Sword charged is!" EQ: "2. Wait until the Sword is charged!" OE: "Second!! Build up enough power..."

Magnus: „3. Lass den Knopf los! Dann ist es vollbracht!" DT: „3. Let the button go/loose! Then is it accomplished!" EQ: "3. Let the button go/loose! Then it is accomplished!" OE: "Third!! Releeeease your destructive might!! That's all, young swordsman!!"

Magnus: „Hast du das verstanden?" DT: „Have you that understood?" EQ: "Did you understand that?" OE: "Do you understand?"

POSSIBLE REPLIES: „Ja." oder „Nein." DT/EQ: „"Yes." or „No." OE: "Yes" or "No"

Magnus: „Ausgezeichnet! Du lernst schnell!" DT/EQ: „Excellent! You learn fast/quickly!" OE: "Haha! Very good! You are a very quick student."

Magnus: „Doch Schwerttechniken muss man mit dem eigenen Körper erlernen." DT: „But Swordtechniques must one with the own body learn." EQ: "But one must learn Sword-techniques with their own body." OE: "But one must FEEL the technique, not just hear about it!"

Magnus: „Ich mache deinen Körper zur Marionette und lasse dich die Technik ausführen!" DT: „I make your body to the puppet and let you the technique perform!" EQ: "I will make your body a puppet and let you perform the technique!" OE: "That's why I will now possess your body so as to demonstrate the technique!"

Magnus: „Nun also, die Marionettentechnik von Meister Magnus! Sehe und staune!" DT: „Now so, the Puppets-technique of Master Magnus! See and marvel!" EQ: "So now, the Puppet-technique of Master Magnus! See and marvel!" OE: "I call this the Swiftblade Switcheroo technique of training!"

Magnus: „Eins, zwei, drei..." DT/EQ: „"One, two, three..." OE: "Watch this!! Urrngh!!"

Magnus: „Marionette nun sei!" DT: „Puppet now be!" EQ: "Now be a puppet!" OE: "Switch...Ah...Roo!" (NOTE: Props to the German version for getting this to rhyme. An English equivalent rhyme could be, "One, two, three, a puppet you shall be!")

Magnus: „So! Nun versuche es selbst!" DT/EQ: „"So! Now attempt it yourself!" OE: "Phew... Now! You must try it yourself!" (NOTE: One of the times that „selbst" can mean "yourself" instead of just "self".)

Magnus: „Knopf gedrückt halten, bis das Schwert aufgeladen ist, und dann loslassen!" DT: „Button pressed keep, until the Sword charged is, and then let go!" EQ: "Keep the button pressed until the Sword is charged, and then let go!" OE: "Press and hold your sword button. Build up enough power. Then, release your destructive might!! That's all there is to it!"

Magnus: „Hervorragend! Du hast Talent!" DT/EQ: „Outstanding! You have talent!" OE: "Yes!! Fine work! You're a quick study."

Magnus: „Ich überreiche dir feierlich diese Schriftrolle der Schwertkunst." DT: „I hand over to you ceremoniously this Scroll of the Sword-arts." EQ: "I ceremoniously hand this Scroll of the Sword-arts over to you." OE: "I will now give you this Tiger Scroll!" (NOTE: Again, how did English come up with these names? „Schriftrolle der Schwertkunst" and "Tiger Scroll" are one-in-the-same.)

Magnus: „Falls du eine Schwerttechnik vergessen solltest, kannst du dort nachsehen!" DT: „In case you a Sword-technique forget should, can you there check back!" EQ: "In case you should forget a Sword-technique, you can check back there!" OE: "If you ever forget this technique, you can review it with this scroll!"

Magnus: „Du kannst sie dir jederzeit im Status-Menü ansehen!" DT: „You can it (to) you at any time in the Status-Menu look at!" EQ: "You can look at it at any time in the Status-Menu." OE: "You may view it anytime from the Quest Status screen!"

ITEM GET: „Du hast die Wirbelattacke erlernt! Eine Technik von Meister Magnus!" DT: „You have the Swirl-attack learned! A technique of Master Magnus!" EQ: "You have learned the Swirl-attack! A technique of Master Magnus!" OE: "You learned the secret Spin Attack fighting technique! This is the first sword technique you've learned from Master Swiftblade!"

Aiya: „Eine Geldbörse. Macht 80 Rubine. Da passen viele Rubine rein! Praktisch!" DT: „A Money-purse. Totals/costs 80 Rubine. There fit many Rubine in! Practical!" EQ: "A Money-purse. Totals/costs 80 Rubine. Many Rubine fit in there! Practical!" OE: "Only 80 Rupees for a wallet. It can hold a king's ransom in Rupees!" (NOTE: Stockwell became Aiya. How? Don't know. And in the context of money, „macht" means "totals" or "costs", rather than its usual "make" or "do" meaning.)

Aiya: „Kaufst du das?" DT: „Purchase you this?" EQ: "Will you purchase this?" OE: "Will you buy it?"

POSSIBLE REPLIES: „Ja." oder „Nein." DT/EQ: „"Yes." or „"No." OE: "Buy" or "Don't buy"

ITEM GET: „Große Geldbörse erhalten! Jetzt kannst du mehr Rubine tragen!" DT: „Big Money-purse received! Now can you more Rubine carry!" EQ: "Received the Big Money-purse! Now you can carry more Rubine!" OE: "You got a big wallet! Now, you can carry more Rupees!" (NOTE: And "big wallet" is "Big Money-purse" or even just a "purse", as far as I can tell.)

Aiya: „Herzlichen Dank! Bis zum nächsten Einkauf! Ich erwarte dich." DT: „Hearty/cordial/many thanks! Until (x) next purchase! I await you." EQ: "Hearty/cordial/many thanks! Until your next purchase! I await you." OE: "Much obliged, my good lad! Please, do not hesitate to stop by again!"

Hofstaat: „Ooh! Du hast die Wirbelattacke erlernt!" DT: „Ooh! You have the Swirl-attack learned!" EQ: "Ooh! You have learned the Swirl-attack!" OE: "Ho ho! So, you've learned the Spin Attack?" (NOTE: „Hofstaat" can mean either "Court state" or just "State". But it's the German name for the Vassals.)

Hofstaat: „Lass mich überprüfen, ob man dich wirklich nach draußen lassen kann." DT: „Let me verify, if one you really to outside leave can." EQ: "Let me verify if one can really leave you outside." OE: "It's still dangerous, but...maybe you can handle it." (NOTE: One of the contexts where „lassen" can mean "leave" rather than "let". In fact, this sentence uses both meanings.)

Hofstaat: „Zeigst du mir eine Wirbelattacke?" DT: „Show/demonstrate you (to) me a Swirl-attack?" EQ: "Will you show/demonstrate to me a Swirl-attack?" OE: "Well, let's see how you do. Show me that Spin Attack!"

Hofstaat: „Ja! Du hast mich überzeugt!!!" DT/EQ: „"Yes! You have me convinced!!!" OE: "Yeah! That's the one!"

Hofstaat: „Es sind viele Ungeheuer unterwegs, also sei vorsichtig!" DT/EQ: „"There are many monsters along/on the way, so be careful!" OE: "But there are monsters out there, kid! You just make sure you're careful." (NOTE: „Es sind" is another version of „es gibt".)

Fremder: „Ich komme aus einem fernen Land. Das sieht man auch an meiner Kleidung." DT: „I come from a distant land/country. This sees one also by my clothes." EQ: "I come from a distant land/country. One can see this also by my clothes." OE: "I come from a faraway land. You can tell by my clothing, can't you?"

Deku-Händler: „Tur mir Leid wegen der Nuss." DT: „Sorry because of the nut." EQ: "Sorry about the nut." OE: "OK, ya got me! Let me make it up to ya!"

Deku-Händler: „Ich verkaufe dir auch eine Flasche für 20 Rubine!" DT: „I sell to you also a Bottle for 20 Rubine!" EQ: "I will also sell to you a Bottle for 20 Rubine!" OE: "You can have this most deluxe of all bottles for only 20 Rupees!"

(The German Business Scrub then proceeds to hi-jack the plot like OE Ezlo did, with the following two text boxes not present in the English version.) [Deku-Händler: „Darin kannst du alles Mögliche transportieren." DT: „In it can you everything/anything transport." EQ: "In it, you can transport any number of things."] (NOTE: „alles Mögliche" is idiomatic.)

[Deku-Händler: „Ich bin sicher, ohne sie wirst du den Gongol-Berg nicht besteigen können!" DT: „I am certain, without it will you (the) Gongol-Mountain not climb can!" EQ: "I am certain that without it, you will not be able to climb Gongol-Mountain!"] (NOTE: I think this is where OE Ezlo got his extra two text boxes from earlier.)

ITEM GET: „Kaufen?" DT/EQ: "Purchase?" OE: "So, what do you say, huh?"

POSSIBLE REPLIES: „Ja." oder „Nein." DT/EQ: „"Yes." or „"No." OE: "Sure" or "No, thanks"

ITEM GET: „Leere Flasche erhalten! Fülle sie mit verschiedenen Dingen!" DT: „Empty Bottle received! Fill it with various things!" EQ: "Received an Empty Bottle! Fill it with various things!" OE: "You got an empty bottle! Use it to store all sorts of things!"

Deku-Händler: „Danke für den Einkauf!" DT/EQ: „"Thanks for the purchase!" OE: "Thanks a lot!"

Deku-Händler: „Tut mir Leid wegen der Nuss! Ich verrate dir auch was!" DT: „Sorry because of the nut! I reveal to you also something!" EQ: "Sorry about the nut! I will reveal something to you, too!" OE: "OK, ya got me! I'll make it up to you by telling you something good!"

Deku-Händler: „Mein Freund verkauft in seiner Höhle im Süden der Beele-Hochebene..." DT: „My friend sells in his cave to the South of the Beele-Plateau..." EQ: "My friend in his cave to the South of the Beele-Plateau..." OE: "A friend of mine in a cave in the south of Trilby Highlands..." (NOTE: One of the many instances where the usually past-tense „verkauft" can mean the present-tense "sells". Also, Beele-Plateau is Tribly Highlands.)

Deku-Händler: „...ein sehr prakitsches Werkzeug!" DT: „...a very practical tool!" EQ: "...sells a very practical tool!" OE: "... has a handy tool."

Deku-Händler: „Wenn du auf den Gongol-Berg gehst, solltest du nach ihm suchen!" DT: „If you on the Gongol-Mountain go, should you after him seek!" EQ: "If you go onto Gongol-Mountain, you should look for him!" OE: "If you want to climb Mount Crenel, I suggest you go buy it from him."

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Six Reasons Why You Need A Bullbar Bull Bar Installation Service near Austin TX: 1. Animal collisions If you hit an animal like a kangaroo then the impact can easily disable your car, leaving you stranded, or at least cause some major damage. A bullbar protects the front of the car so if you do collide with an animal then you’ve got a fair chance of driving on. I’ve hit roos at 100km/h but only on cars with bars and aside from the odd broken driving light the car was fine. Ideally, you don’t want to hit anything, but if you do then it’s a bullbar you need. Remember, minimise the chances of animal strikes by trying to travel at times other than dawn and dusk.

2. General protection Driving off-road is a bit of a misnomer, as no driving is actually done off a road. Instead, what we refer to as ‘offroad’ is really very rough roads. These have all sorts of hazards such as rocks, ruts and sticks, and the latter in particular are a real problem. They can get caught up and jammed into odd places – like the time I had a new ute on test and ended up with a stick about 40mm diameter through the front underbody next to the fog light. And that was on a dirt road at night, not even a 4×4 track. Or the time when I was a passenger in a Pajero, and noticed a large log jutting out from the side of the road, pointing straight at us. Unfortunately, the driver didn’t notice the problem and impaled the car on the log, with the end of the log about three-quarters of the way into the engine bay. That was the end of our journey and nearly the end of the car. As part of the repair the driver bought a bullbar, and while we will never know for sure if the bar would have saved us, the fact is that steel or alloy is a lot harder to pierce than plastic.

3. Winch mounting point There are ways to mount winches without bull bars, but a bar is the easiest. A tip; even if you don’t plan on buying a winch, spend the extra for a winch-capable bar anyway just in case, and it’ll also help a bit with resale.

4. Accessory mount point If you do any serious dune sand driving in the deserts or otherwise you’ll need a sand flag, and the very best place is as far forwards as you can manage, which means a bullbar. Without a bar it’s hard to create a strong enough mount. And then there’s driving light installation too, which also needs a much stiffer base than many nudge bars can provide. The bullbar is also a good place to mount UHF antennas too.

5. Approach angle improvement Always good to improve your approach angle so you don’t touch the terrain as much in hard going, and if you do, then you won’t damage a bar as much as the original plastic. Bars scuff, plastic breaks.

6. Potential for recovery points The days of vehicles with simple chassis rails extending out front are long gone, yet recovery loads are increasing. Some bullbars have recovery points built in, others as an option, and others help expose the chassis so points can be added. Without a bar it may be difficult to fit recovery points.

4 reasons why bull-bars should be avoided in vehicles The reasons for the ban are: ● Bull-bars make crumple zones ineffective by transmitting crash energy directly to the body structure, thus causing injuries and death to the occupants. ● Bull-bars may interfere with airbags from opening during accidents by upsetting the sensors during a crash. ● Bull-bars are dangerous for pedestrians, cyclists and two wheeler riders. Especially when cars are being designed to reduce the impact of a crash on pedestrians, bull-bars cause serious injuries and death to other road users as they often jut out of a car during a crash. ● Bull-bars damage the chassis of a car during a big accident, as because of its rigidity, the impact is disproportionately distributed, resulting in the crash energy being forced onto the body structure.

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Bull Bar Installation Service near Austin TX:A Bull Bar Installation doesn’t take long and these useful truck accessories go by many names. In American common names include bull bars, brush guards, deer pushers and cow bumpers. Conversely, in Canada they are called moose bumpers, and in Australia, they are appropriately called Kangaroo bars. If you’re hesitant about upgrading to an off-road bumper or bull bar then a grille guard might be right for you. So what exactly is a grill guard? A grill guard is a protective steel framework that extends out in front of your vehicle. Grille guards are available in either a one-piece all welded design or a three-piece bolt together design. ● As you can imagine the one-piece welded designs are much stronger structurally than the three-piece bolt together designs. The three-piece designs are less expensive. But for the best protections we recommend the one-piece welded design for rural drivers and off-roading. ● On the other hand the three-piece designs for aesthetics or city drivers only.

How To Decide Which One?

Some of our customers question if adding a grille guard to their truck makes it more dangerous for pedestrians or even passengers in other vehicles if involved in an accident. Unfortunately, studies have shown that using a bull bar increases the risk of death or serious injury to pedestrians because bull bars are rigid and when in an accident the bull bar will transmit all the force to the pedestrian, unlike a stock bumper, which will absorb some force and crumple. We recommend using less rigid bull bars if you live in the city and more rugged grill guards if you live in the country where pedestrian’s collisions are less of a concern. Bull bars usually come in three models, black powder coated, chrome plated steel, or stainless steel. Stainless steel is probably the most resilient material used for grille guard, especially stainless steel that has been highly polished to a chrome finish. The powder coated and chrome plated steel versions are more susceptible to flaking and chipping, therefore, allowing rust and corrosion. While the name grille guard suggests that these accessories will protect your vehicle’s grille from damage and they will, there are some other benefits too. Unfortunately, with so many assorted brands and models of grille guards on the market from the extravagant pure accessory type bars, to the mostly practical it may be hard to narrow down your options.

Selecting A Grille Guard Or Bull Bar ● Look for a bull bar that has pre-drilled holes that allow for easy installation of auxiliary led lighting like fog lights or a bull bar with a light bar already included. ● Look for a grill guard with removable cage tubing that covers the center section of the headlights. This will allow for servicing your truck easier. ● Look for a bar that has quick release latches. Having this feature will allow you to tilt the grille guard forward to open the engine hood for service. ● Look for a bull bar with a built-in skid plate if you like off-roading. This added benefit will help reduce damage to your front end while you’re out wheeling. Grille guards are some of the most practical and trendiest truck accessory upgrades you can choose. Your truck will take a beating when off-roading. Adding a grill guard will give your rig an extra layer of protection when it’s needed most.

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Installing Bull Bars Bull Bar Installation Service near Austin TX: Depending on your vehicle, and the type of body armor and protection you need, bull bar installation can range from a super-easy, Saturday afternoon love fest to a driveway-hosted blood match between you, the bull bar and every tool in your garage. A lot depends on the vehicle and your level of expertise, but it’s mostly dependent on the bull bar itself. Now that you’ve got your hands on the bull bar of your choice, here are some general installation steps. We’d tell you exactly how to do it, but we don’t know what you drive or which bar you’re getting. ● Open the packaging of your bull bar and read the installation instructions. ● Check to make sure you have all the necessary tools and that no parts are missing. ● Crawl under the front of your rig and locate the factory-drilled holes. ● Bolt the bull bar brackets into the holes and torque them down. ● Connect the bull bar to the mounting brackets, ensuring that everything is even and level. ● Double-check that all the bolts are tight.

COST How much does it cost to install a bull bar?

Bull Bar Installation Service near Austin TX: It usually costs anywhere from $1000-2500 installed. You can also find cheap bull bars on gumtree (usually OEM bars). Installation costs about $300-400. Consequently, why install a bull bar? A bullbar or push bumper is a device installed on the front of a vehicle to protect its front from collisions, whether an accidental collision with a large animal in rural roads, or an intentional collision with another vehicle in police usage. Similarly, how much does a bull bar weigh? The average weight of an East Coast Bullbar is approximately 35kg (a steel bar is approximately 80kg). Simply so, do bull bars help in an accident? Like grille guards, bull bars bolt to the front of a vehicle and serve to block crash energy from reaching softer front body panels - channeling it directly to the vehicle's structure instead. How do you remove Mobile Auto Truck Repair Austin Bullbar? Removing the Mobile Auto Truck Repair Austin Bullbar Not sure how much bigger a 9, 9.5 or 10 is?? Disconnect all electrical cables from the battery and the winch make sure you know where they go, remove the solenoid pack from the winch, take all the cable off the winch drum, remove the grille, unbolt the winch from the bar.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is a bull bar worth it?

Without a bar it's hard to create a strong enough mount. And then there's driving light installation too, which also needs a much stiffer base than many nudge bars can provide. The bullbar is also a good place to mount UHF antennas too.

Will a bull bar stop a deer?

The Mobile Auto Truck Repair Austin bull bar is sure to serve as a durable shield between you and an animal that jumps out of nowhere. One testimony shows virtually no damage to their bumper after colliding at 60 mph with a deer. No damage to the bumper also means no damage to the rest of the truck.

Do bull bars make cars safer?

Often bought in the name of safety, it is a fact that crash bars or bull bars can actually create greater danger not only for pedestrians, bicyclists and other vulnerable road users who get hit, but also for people traveling in the vehicles to which the bars are fitted.

Are bull bars dangerous?

Bull bars are more dangerous than conventional bumpers and radiator grilles as these are built to crumple on impact while bull bars do not, transmitting the full force to the pedestrian.

Is it legal to have a push bar on your car?

Registered. They are perfectly legal AS LONG AS you don't have lights on it like strobe flashing red, blue or white. And if you're looking to purchase, look up dodge charger push bars.

Are bull bars legal in the Austin TX?

Some states require license plate relocation from the body to the bull bar. However, all states allow installation of aftermarket bull bars as of 2018. In recent times bullbars have become popular also as a cosmetic accessory, particularly on the larger four wheel drive and Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs).

Are Full Metal Bull Bars legal?

Vehicles fitted with bars before this date are not affected. The directive insists on a minimum level of protection for pedestrians and that the bars are type-approved for the cars they are intended to fit. Steel bull bars don't meet these standards and are therefore effectively illegal.

Do bull bars affect mpg?

yes. Anything that adds weight and wind-resistance will have some sort of effect on your mpg. How much it affects it will depend on other mods and which bull bar you choose.

Does a bull bar affect airbags?

Toyota approves some bull bars that can work with its vehicles while other aftermarket bumper makers such as Mobile Auto Truck Repair Austin certify that their steel bumpers will not impact airbag deployment. So, buying an airbag friendly bull bar/steel bumper is very important if you value your safety.

What is the law on bull bars?

While you wouldn't get away with one like that, it is not illegal for vehicles to be fitted with bull bars in the Austin TX. As long as the bull bars do not cause an increased risk to passengers, pedestrians and other road users, they are allowed.

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2023 World Baseball Classic Mexico Roster

Pitchers

#1 Felipe González (Sultanes De Monterrey/Guadalupe)

#7 Julio Urías (Los Angeles Dodgers/Culiacán Rosales)

#8 Jaime Arias (Lake County Captains/Woodland, California)

#14 Jake Sanchez (El Paso Chihuahuas/Brawley, California)

#16 Samuel Zazueta (Toros De Tijuana/Ciudad Obregón)

#20 Wilmer Rios (Acereros De Monclava/Guasave)

#23 Erubiel Armenta (Jersey Shore BlueClaws/Tijuana)

#29 Óliver Pérez (Toros De Tijuana/Culiacán Rosales)

#33 Gerardo Reyes (Los Angeles Angels/Hidalgo, Texas)

#43 Patrick Sandoval (Los Angeles Angels/Mission Viejo, California)

#46 César Vargas (Sultanes De Monterrey/Heroica Puebla De Zaragoza)

#49 Jesús Cruz (Lehigh Valley IronPigs/Salinas De Hidalgo)

#50 Manny Barreda (Toros De Tijuana/Sahuarita, Arizona)

#53 Roel Ramírez (Atlanta Braves/Laredo, Texas)

#55 Adrián Martínez (Oakland Athletics/Mexicali)

#59 José Urquidy (Houston Astros/Mazatlán)

#65 Giovanny Gallegos (St. Louis Cardinals/Ciudad Obregón)

#77 Javier Assad (Chicago Cubs/Tijuana)

#79 Joseph Romero (St. Louis Cardinals/Oxnard, California)

#82 Victor Castaneda (Nashville Sounds/Culiacán Rosales)

#84 Alan Rangel (Mississippi Braves/Hermosillo)

#85 Luis Cessa (Cincinnati Reds/Hoirica Córdoba)

#99 Taijuan Walker (Philadelphia Phillies/Yucaipa, California)

Catchers

#15 Austin Barnes (Los Angeles Dodgers/Riverside, California)

#51 Irving Wilson (Tigres De Quintana Roo/Los Mochis)

Infielders

#3 Luis Urías (Milwaukee Brewers/Magdalena De Kino)

#11 Ryan Tellez (Milwaukee Brewers/Elk Grove, California)

#13 Alan Trejo (Colorado Rockies/Downey, California)

#32 Joey Meneses (Washington Nationals/Culiacán Rosales)

#38 Roberto Valenzuela (Sultanes De Monterrey/Ciudad Victoria)

#62 Jonathan Aranda (Tampa Bay Rays/Tijuana)

Outfielders

#2 Jarren Duran (Boston Red Sox/Cypress, California)

#5 Alek Thomas (Arizona Diamondbacks/Chicago, Illinois)

#24 José Cardona (Sultanes De Monterrey/San Nicolás De Los Garza)

#27 Alex Verdugo (Boston Red Sox/Tucson, Arizona)

#56 Randy Arozarena (Tampa Bay Rays/Pinar Del Río, Cuba)

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Manager Romar Gil (Los Angeles Angels/Chula Vista, California)

Bench coach Vinny Castilla (Naranjeros De Hermosillo/Oaxaca De Juárez)

Hitting coach Jacob Cruz (San Francisco Giants/Oxnard, California)

Assistant hitting coach Bobby Magallanes (Atlanta Braves/Bell, California)

Pitching coach Horacio Ramírez (Béisbol De México/Carson, California)

Bullpen coach Elmer Dessens (ACL Reds/Hermosillo)

1B coach Gil Velazquez (Arizona Diamondbacks/Paramount, California)

3B coach Tony Perezchica (Arizona Diamondbacks/Mexicali)

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Bracketology 2020: Butler and San Diego State are No. 1 seeds. North Carolina is out

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The NCAA’s mid-season bracket projection features some strange names on the top line and some notable programs missing from the field.

Before the season tipped off on Nov. 5, I posted a rather pedestrian preseason bracket projection complete with the usual caveat that it was an exercise in futility and that things would look completely different on Selection Sunday.

However, we are now roughly halfway between the start of the season and that date — Sunday, March 15 — and the field of 68 is already completely unrecognizable from the one I conjured up a little more than two months ago. For starters, a whopping 29 of the 68 teams in the projected bracket below are newcomers. OK ... that’s not all that unusual, as there were 28 changes between 2018’s preseason effort and the first projection of 2019. Instead, it’s some of the names, both missing and present, that provide this bracket’s shock value, particularly if you’ve been more focused on football’s championship chase up until this point.

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Roy Williams, like many North Carolina fans, has had trouble watching the Tar Heels lately.

If you’re looking for the North Carolina Tar Heels (a preseason No. 3 seed) or the Cincinnati Bearcats (an NCAA Tournament team for nine seasons running), you’re going to be disappointed. Neither team is even close to the “under consideration” board at this moment, thanks to early struggles brought about by injury and the rules I’ve implemented to evaluate teams based on how the Selection Committee used the NET in 2019.

Note that the 73rd-ranked St. John’s Red Storm were the lowest-rated team in Selection Sunday 2019’s NET to earn an at-large bid. Balancing this guidance against the newness of the metric, I’m only considering teams in the NET Top 80 for at-large selection. In Monday’s NET (which I used to build the bracket), the Tar Heels ranked 101st and the Bearcats 88th, so they’re out. Other notables who missed the cut for today include the Iowa State Cyclones (81st), Pittsburgh Panthers (84th) and Syracuse Orange (87th).

But the struggles of these March mainstays have opened the door for some new names. The two most shocking are those of the Penn State Nittany Lions and Rutgers Scarlet Knights — a pair of woebegone programs who’s sudden resurgence helped boost the Big Ten’s current bid total to 10 (out of 14 teams). Remember that the old 16-team Big East set the record for most bids with 11 back in 2011.

The Nittany Lions are in position to reach the tournament in Pat Chambers’ ninth season, having last qualified in 2011 — Ed DeChellis’ eighth and final campaign in Happy Valley. Penn State’s last NCAA trip before that came in 2001 — when Jerry Dunn’s squad reached the Sweet Sixteen. Based on those dates, the Nittany Lions, currently 12-2 and projected as a No. 4 seed, are a year ahead of schedule!

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Consecutive wins over Wisconsin and in-state rival Seton Hall have Rutgers in this bracket projection and dreaming of more consequential hardware.

As for Penn State’s rivals from New Jersey, the Scarlet Knights are already 11-3 in Steve Pikiell’s fourth season — having won just 15, 15 and 14 games in the first three. Rutgers is a No. 7 seed in today’s bracket heading into tonight’s visit from ... Penn State. By the way, the Scarlet Knights last reached the NCAA Tournament in 1991 under current TV commentator Bob Wenzel. That’s 29 years and six head coaches ago!

Naturally, the top of today’s projection was not immune from the general oddness of the 2019-20 season so far. Sure, the Kansas Jayhawks, a No. 1 seed back in November, and the Duke Blue Devils, found on seed line No. 2 two months ago, make up half of today’s top seed line. But back then it was nearly impossible to predict that the Butler Bulldogs, an 11th-seeded First Four participant, and the San Diego State Aztecs, completely absent from the preseason bracket, would make up the other half. Oddly enough, the Florida Gators, a November top seed, for all intents and purposes replaced Butler in this bracket’s First Four. As for the Kentucky Wildcats, November’s fourth No. 1, they’re on seed line No. 8 today after a non-conference season that saw them defeat preseason No. 1 Michigan State Spartans on Opening Night, then lose to the Evansville Purple Aces a week later. While John Calipari’s team managed to defeat the Louisville Cardinals at home before the start of SEC play, losses in Las Vegas to the Utah Utes and Ohio State Buckeyes hurt their profile a bit.

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Saturday’s home win over archrival Virginia Tech kept 2019’s National Champions in today’s bracket.

You will also likely be surprised by the placement of 2019’s National Champion, the Virginia Cavaliers. They’re on the 11 line, thanks in part to some offensive struggles that are damaging their metrics, but also thanks to a lack of quality wins early on. The Cavaliers don’t yet own a single Quad 1 victory and they’ve yet to play a team ranked higher than 48th in the NET (the Purdue Boilermakers).

So without further delay, here’s today’s full bracket and rundown. Asterisks (*) mark new entrants, while arrows indicate whether a returning team’s seed rose or fell. The full seed list is available on Blogging the Bracket.

1. East Region (New York, New York)

Greensboro, North Carolina (Fri./Sun.)

1. Duke (ACC) vs. *16. Morgan State (MEAC)/Robert Morris (NEC) ↓8. Kentucky vs. ↓9. VCU

Sacramento, California (Fri./Sun.)

5. Arizona vs. *12. Louisiana Tech (C-USA) ↑4. Wichita State (AAC) vs. 13. Loyola Chicago (MVC)

Cleveland, Ohio (Fri./Sun.)

↓6. Seton Hall vs. ↓11. Florida/Purdue *3. West Virginia vs. ↑14. Colgate (Patriot)

Cleveland (Fri./Sun.)

↓7. Memphis vs. *10. Utah ↓2. Michigan State (Big Ten) vs. *15. Stony Brook (Amer. East)

4. West Region (Los Angeles, California)

Sacramento (Fri./Sun.)

*1. San Diego State (MW) vs. *16. Kansas City (WAC) ↓8. Texas Tech vs. ↓9. Saint Mary’s

Albany, New York (Thu./Sat.)

*5. Creighton vs. *12. Akron (MAC) *4. Penn State vs. ↑13. Wright State (Horizon)

Spokane, Washington (Thu./Sat.)

*6. Arkansas vs. ↓11. Virginia 3. Oregon vs. *14. UC Santa Barbara (Big West)

Spokane (Thu./Sat.)

↓7. Marquette vs. *10. Minnesota 2. Gonzaga (WCC) vs. *15. Winthrop (Big South)

2. Midwest Region (Indianapolis, Indiana)

St. Louis, Missouri (Thu./Sat.)

↑1. Butler (Big East) vs. *16. Princeton (Ivy)/Grambling State (SWAC) *8. BYU vs. *9. Georgia

Albany (Thu./Sat.)

↓5. Louisville vs. ↑12. Liberty (ASUN) ↓4. Maryland vs. *13. College of Charleston (CAA)

St. Louis (Thu./Sat.)

↓6. Villanova vs. ↓11. Washington *3. Dayton (A 10) vs. *14. Rider (MAAC)

Omaha, Nebraska (Fri./Sun.)

↑7. Wisconsin vs. 10. Houston ↑2. Baylor (Big 12) vs. *15. North Dakota State (Summit)

3. South Region (Houston, Texas)

Omaha (Fri./Sun.)

1. Kansas vs. *16. Tennessee State (OVC) ↑8. Colorado vs. *9. Iowa

Tampa, Florida (Thu./Sat.)

↑5. Michigan vs. *12. Stephen F. Austin (Southland) ↑4. Florida State vs. *13. Furman (SoCon)

Greensboro (Fri./Sun.)

*6. Stanford (Pac-12) vs. ↓11. Xavier/LSU ↑3. Ohio State vs. ↑14. Montana (Big Sky)

Tampa (Thu./Sat.)

*7. Rutgers vs. ↓10. Oklahoma ↑2. Auburn(SEC) vs. *15. Little Rock (Sun Belt)

Rundown

Bids by Conference: 10 Big Ten, 6 Big East, 6 Pac-12, 6 SEC, 5 Big 12, 4 ACC, 3 AAC, 3 WCC, 2 Atlantic 10, 23 one-bid conferences

Last Four Byes: Minnesota, Houston, Virginia, Washington Last Four IN: Florida, Xavier, LSU, Purdue First Four OUT: NC State, Indiana, Georgetown, Illinois Next Four Out: Oklahoma State, Richmond, Virginia Tech, Oregon State

Lowest-Ranked NET At-Large: Florida (52) Highest-Ranked NET Exclusion: Illinois (38)

Also Considered (in NET order): Yale, Missouri, Temple, Northern Iowa, SMU, St. John’s, Alabama, Arizona State, Duquesne, Ole Miss, East Tennessee State, USC, TCU, Utah State, Saint Louis, Texas, Mississippi State, Santa Clara, DePaul, Notre Dame, Tennessee

New Today (29/68): Akron, Arkansas, BYU, College of Charleston, Creighton, Dayton, Furman, Georgia, Grambling State, Iowa, Kansas City, Little Rock, Louisiana Tech, Minnesota, Morgan State, North Dakota State, Penn State, Princeton, Rider, Robert Morris, Rutgers, San Diego State, Stanford, Stephen F. Austin, Stony Brook, Tennessee State, UC Santa Barbara, Utah, Winthrop Leaving Today: Belmont, Bethune-Cookman, Cincinnati, Davidson, ETSU, Fairleigh Dickinson, Georgetown, Harvard, Hofstra, Indiana, Iona, Mississippi State, Missouri, NC State, New Mexico State, North Carolina, Oklahoma State, Radford, Sam Houston State, South Alabama, South Dakota, Syracuse, Texas, Texas Southern, Toledo, UC Irvine, Utah State, Vermont, Western Kentucky

Bracket Notes

I’ve been doing this for a long time (2010 was my first season with SB Nation, for reference) and I cannot think of a bracket projection with so many potentially explosive first and second round matchups.

Rematches feature heavily in this bracket’s projected top-two Elite Eight matchups. Saturday’s twin bill would likely start with a Big 12/Big East Battle rematch between Butler and Baylor in Indianapolis and close with an all-Pacific timezone matchup in the West between San Diego State and Gonzaga. Sunday’s doubleheader would undoubtedly begin with a rematch of Kansas and Auburn’s 2019 Round of 32 matchup in Houston and end with yet another Duke-Michigan State showdown in New York — the third in the span of a little more than a year.

Due to variance in early conference scheduling, there are some surprise auto bid holders in this field, with negative repercussions for those leagues’ seeding. By virtue of their win over the Penn Quakers in the Ivy League’s first game of the year, the 5-8 Princeton Tigers represent the conference today instead of the Yale Bulldogs or Harvard Crimson. In the WAC, the Kansas City Roos (formerly UMKC) are 2-0 after the first week of play, one win better than the conference’s perennial champs, the 1-0 New Mexico State Aggies. Then there are the Vermont Catamounts, the lone America East team yet to begin conference play — that means the conference’s highest-ranked entry in the NET sits this one out. Note that early idiosyncrasies are a taste of the surprises that await during Selection Week.

Note that since the Idaho Vandals host Spokane’s First and Second Round pods and the Horizon League and IUPUI Jaguars are responsible for the Midwest Regional in Indianapolis, both Gonzaga and Butler can play quasi-home games this March. However, since the Houston Cougars serve as one of the South’s hosts, they must be placed in a different region entirely. Similarly, the Creighton Bluejays cannot play in Omaha for the first weekend.

Can the Big Ten really account for a full quarter of this season’s at-large teams? Will the ACC only place a quartet in the field of 68? On Friday, I’ll be back with more details on where each of the multi-bid conference stand with a little more than two months before Selection Sunday.

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The Process of Gentrification

Helllooooo again! I am back! I took a very long break but now it is time to get serious. I know back in first post I said I was going to talk about the positives and negatives and why it’s important to me, but I decided to change my mind. I’m still going to talk about these things because they are important but that will come later on. Maybe in my third or forth post.

For this post, I decided it would be interesting to talk about the process of gentrification because I thought it would be interesting to inform you guys about. I wanted to research how does gentrification happen and why does it happen? Why do investors or whoever choose to come certain cities and start changing things around?

As I research, I came to find out a few things. The process of gentrification is not so complicated. According to PBS, it states that gentrification usually happens because the city or certain areas need a change. Investors are looking to tear down old buildings and make new ones. They also have to certain qualities such as diversity and convenience.

Another article that I found called “How Gentrification Works” by Dave Roos talks about the same thing but he goes into a little more detail. Here, he speaks about how the area has to go through a disinvestment. A disinvestment is where buildings go out of business. Money is being loss. Then he goes into talking about investors become interested in the area and that’s when all the new buildings start rising.

This is basically how gentrification happens, and most of the time it just sneaks up on you. Now you can easily know when it is happening. According to Adam Frank and his article “What Does it Take to see Gentrification Happen Before It Happens” he talks about how by the time you think gentrification is starting, it is too late. It started before you even realize. For example, if they upgraded the park near your house to a much nicer one that’s one way of knowing gentrification will be happening soon. You will also know, if bodegas (grocery stores) start shutting down, or a new Starbucks, or target, or Duane Reade shows up out of no where around your neighborhood.

Now time for a personal story and opinion! I am going to try and add these to each of my blog post. With everything that I researched I agree with all of it especially with the last article by Adam Frank. I agree with his the most because Gentrification kind of just sneaks up on you. When it first started around my neighborhood, I automatically thought “oh yay a Starbucks is closer to my house”, or “oooo, we finally have a Duane Reade”. I also remember seeing one of my favorite parks as a kid go under construction and being jealous when it was done because it was so much nicer and bigger than before. Even though all these great things started happening I never knew it was the start of my neighborhood changing for good.

Last but not least, I thought it would cool to add a little fun fact about the 10 different cities changing and the percentage of change these places have gone through. Now this article came out 4 years ago, but I still thought it was interesting how high the percentages was back then. I came across this when I was researching the process of gentrification, so hopefully you guys find it interesting too. Hopefully I can find something that will show how much it has changed till now.

The article where I got the information from is called “The 10 U.S. Cities that are gentrifying the fastest” by Darby Minow Smith.

1. Portland Oregon - 53.1% has be gentrified

2. Washington, D.C – 51.9% has been gentrified

3. Minneapolis, Minnesota – 50.6% has been gentrified

4. Seattle, Washington – 50% has been gentrified

5. Atlanta, Georgia – 46.2% has been gentrified

6. Virginia Beach, Virginia – 42.1% has been gentrified

7. Denver, Colorado – 39.7% has been gentrified

8. Austin, Texas – 30% has been gentrified

9. Sacramento, California – 29.8% has been gentrified

10. New York, New York – 29.3% has been gentrified

Websites I used:

1. http://archive.pov.org/flagwars/what-is-gentrification/

2. https://money.howstuffworks.com/gentrification1.htm

3. https://www.npr.org/sections/13.7/2017/08/29/546980178/what-does-it-take-to-see-gentrification-before-it-happens

4. https://grist.org/cities/the-10-u-s-cities-that-are-gentrifying-the-fastest/

Where I got my photos from:

1. http://evpcnyc.org/drydock/index.html

2. https://foursquare.com/v/dry-dock-playground--pool/4bd6fc734e32d13a8770c380

3. I took one of them.

Anyways, thank you for reading! I hope you enjoyed! Till my next blog post 😊.

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achievementmicoo · 7 years

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@twowayunicorn tagged me in a thing!

Rules: You must answer these 85(*83)statements and tag 20 people

The Last

1) Drink: water 2) Phone Call: my mom 3) Text Message: one of my coworkers 4) Song: glitter & gold - barns courtney 5) Time You Cried: when when my cat was really sick 6) Dated Someone Twice: lol nope 7) Kissed Someone And Regretted It: nope 8) Cheated On Someone: nope 9) Lost Someone Special: if pets count yes 10) Been Depressed: all the time my man 11) Got Drunk and Thrown Up: never drunk puked

3 Favorite Colors

12) blue 13) black 14) lilac

In The Last Year Have You

15) Made New Friends: yeah! 16) Fallen Out of Love: nope 17) Laughed Until You’ve Cried: a few times yes 18) Found Out Someone Was Talking About You: i think so? 19) Met Someone Who Has Changed You: not this year 20) Found Out Who Your Friends Are: dropped a few people i guess? 21) Kissed Someone On Your Facebook List: nope

General

22) How Many of Your Facebook Friends Do You Know IRL: almost all of them went to high school with me, but i haven't talked to all of them personally 23) Do You Have Any Pets: kitty and a pup 24) Do You Want to Change Your Name: not really 25) What Did You Do For Your Last Birthday: i hung out with my friends and went to a good dinner i think 26) What Time Did You Wake Up: 1030 i think 27) What Were You Doing at Midnight Last Night: either on this hell site or watching netflix 28) Name Something You Can’t Wait For: RTX 29) When Was The Last Time You Saw Your Mom: a few hours ago

31) What Are You Listening to Right Now: my air conditioning as i type this 32) Have You Ever Talked to a Person Named Tom: a thomas, but yeah

33) Something That is Getting on Your Nerves: my lack of skill at everything 34) Most Visited Website: tumblr or youtube

36) Long or Short Hair: both because I've had both and still can't decide what i want rn

37) Do You Have a Crush on Someone: uh not on anyone irl i guess 38) What Do You Like About Yourself: my eyes, i think I'm a pretty nice and open minded person 39) Piercings: doubles in my ears and then my cartilage 40) Blood Type: no idea 41) Nickname: my mom calls me roo, sometimes people call me rach 42) Relationship Status: painfully single 43) Zodiac: scorpio 44) Pronouns: she/her 45) Favorite TV Show: currently shameless, though the office is a fave too 46) Tattoos: one on my ankle and one on my shoulder blade 47) Right or Left Handed: right 48) Surgery: got my tonsils out 49) Piercings: ^ 50) Sport: do netflix marathons count? 51) Vacation: going to RTX austin but id love to see england or japan 52) Pair of Trainers: i have a pair of black skate converse that i live in

More General

53) Eating: nothing currenlty 54) Drinking: Water 55) I’m About to: sleep 56) Waiting For: my life to get together 57) Want: to be successful 58) Get Married: i hope 59) Career: lmao good question

Which is Better

60) Hugs or Kisses: only experienced hugs so 61) Lips or Eyes: eyes 62) Shorter or Taller: taller 63) Older or Younger: older 64) Nice Arms or Nice Stomach: arms 65) Hookup or Relationship: relationship 66) Troublemaker or Hesitant: hesitaint

Have You Ever

67) Kissed a Stranger: nope 68) Drank Hard Liquor: yup yup 69) Lost Glasses/Contact Lenses: ive lost sunglasses but i don't have glasses/contacts 70) Turned Someone Down: I've weaseled out of a situation 71) Had Sex on the First Date: nope 72) Broken Someone’s Heart: nope 73) Had Your Heart Broken: nope 74) Been Arrested: nope 75) Cried When Someone Died: yup 76) Fallen for a Friend: nope

Do You Believe In:

77) Yourself: not as often as i should 78) Miracles: some situations 79) Love at First Sight: maybe for other people 80) Santa Claus: no 81) Kiss on the First Date: yeah 82) Angels: uncertain/ not really

Other

83) Current Best Friends Name: Laura, Haley 84) Eye Color: blue 85) Favorite Movie: don't have a particular one

oh lord this was a lot. thanks for the tag!!

do it if you want to and tag me if you do!

#tagged #now you know way too much about me for no reason

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musichead84 · 8 years

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Who I’ve seen live - update 3.15.17

Festivals:

ACL - 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016

Bonnaroo - 2012, 2013

Coachella - 2010, 2014

Float Fest - 2014

Index Fest - 2013, 2014

Lollapalooza - 2006, 2009, 2011

Wakarusa - 2015

Fun Fun Fun Fest - 2014, 2015

35 Denton - 2016

Untapped Fort Worth Festival - 2016

Untapped Dallas Festival - 2016

Forecastle Music Festival - 2017

Edgefest - 2017

A's

Aerosmith (Dallas)

Afghan Whigs (Austin x 2, ACL12, Coachella14)

Alkaline Trio (Austin)

Aloha (Dallas)

Andrew Bird (Lolla09)

All 4 One (Austin)

Animal Collective (Lolla 09)

Arcade Fire x3 (ACL 07,Lolla 06, Coachella 14)

Arctic Monkeys x 2 (Lolla 09, ACL, Edgefest22)

Adair (Dallas)

American Eyes ( Dallas )

As I Lay Dying ( Dallas )

Atreyu ( Dallas )

Atoms for Peace (Coachella 10)

Allison Moorer (Austin)

Aubra Mae (Dallas)

A Perfect Circle (Lolla11)

AfroJack (Lolla 11)

Atmosphere (Lolla 11)

Alton Brown (Chef - Frisco)

AVICII (ACL 12)

Atlas Genius (Edgefest23)

Airborne Toxic Event (Edgefest23)

AWOLNation x2 (Edgefest23, EF2015)

Annie Clark (Dallas)

A Day to Remember (Edgefest23)

Alt-J (Roo 13)

The Avett Brothers (Summer Cut 2)

Austra (Dallas)

Alice in Chains (Dallas)

Antemasque (FFFfest 15)

Alvvays (FFFfest 15)

American Werewolves (Three Links - Dallas)

At the Drive In (Austin, Dallas x 3)

Aaron Lewis (Billy Bob's)

B's

Badfish x 6 (Dallas, Wildflower Fest)

Beck x 3 (Dallas, Coachella 14, ACL 14)

Ben Harper x 2 (Lolla 09, Austin, Waka 2015)

Big Head Todd & the Monsters (ATX, House of Blues - Dallas)

Black Crowes (Dallas)

Blind Melon (Dallas)

Bloc Party (Lolla 06, Dallas)

Blood Brothers (dallas)

Blue October (Austin, Dallas)

Burden Brothers (Austin, Dallas)

Broke (Dallas)

Band of Horses (Lolla 09)

Bassnectar (Lolla09, ACL12)

Ben Folds (chicago)

Beach House (coachella10)

Ben Gibbard (dallas)

Black Lips (Lolla 11)

Bruno Mars (Lolla 11)

Busy P (Lolla11)

Black Keys (Dallas, Edgefest, ACL12)

Bush (Edgefest23)

Bjork (Roo13)

Big Gigantic (BreakwayFest)

Bear Mountain (Dallas)

Born & Raised (Dallas)

Bastille (Coachella 14)

Bush (Edgefest)

Blackberry Smoke (ACL14)

Bouncing Souls (Dallas)

Broken Gold (Dallas)

Ben Howard (Dallas)

Blue, the misfit (Dallas)

Brutal Juice (Dallas)

Best Coast (Dallas)

Bully (Dallas)

Bobby Patterson (HG6)

Black Fire Pistol (HG6)

Belle & Sebastian (Summer Cut '15)

Broncho (FFFfest 15)

Big Freedia (FFFfest 15)

Bottle Rockets (The Foundry Dallas)

Bombay Bicycle Club (coachella 14)

Built to Spill (Granada Theater, Untapped 16)

Breaking Benjamin (Gexa)

C's

Cage the Elephant (Coachella 10, Frisco, Lolla09/11, Edgefest 22, Coachella 14)

Christina Aguilera (Tx State Fair 1998)

Chevelle (dallas,fort worth)

Coal Chamber(killeen)

Coheed & Cambria (Austin, Coachella10, Lolla06, Dallas)

Cody Shaw & The Rhythm Boys (Hank's)

ColdWarKids (Lolla06, ACL)

Common (Lolla09)

Cross Canadian Ragweed (austin)

The Confession

Collective Soul (dallas)

Carolyn Wonderland (austin)

The Cush (denton)

Cee-Lo Green (Lolla11)

Chico Trujillo (Lolla11)

City & Colour (Lolla11, Roo12, Dallas - Granada Theater)

The Chain Gang of 1974 (Lolla11, Dallas - Granada Theater)

Carina Round (Austin)

Charlie Murphy (Dallas - Addison Improv)

Christopher Titus (Dallas - Addison Improv)

Civil Twilight (Edgefest22)

Cake (Edgefest22)

Chris Lake (El Paso)

Capital Cities (Edgefest23)

Crizzly (BreakawayFest)

CHVRCHES (Dallas, Coachella 14, ACL 14)

Commotion (Dallas)

Courtney Barnett (FFFFest 6)

Chance the Rapper (Waka15)

Carrie Brownstein (Dallas)

Craig Finn (Trees)

Chris Stapleton (Dallas, ACL 16)

Cheap Trick (FFFfest 15)

Chromeo (FFFfest 15)

Calvin Harris (Coachella 14)

D's

Dead Sara (Edgefest22)

Damian Marley (Lolla11)

Death From Above 1979 (Lolla11)

Daughtry (addison,dallas,frisco)

Dashboard Confessional (ACL05)

Death Cab For Cutie (Lolla06, EF15)

Decemberists (Lolla09, Dallas)

Deftones (Dallas, Lolla11, Edgefest23)

Devotchka (Dallas - HOB, Indexfest 2)

Delta Spirit (Lolla11)

Drive-by Truckers (dallas)

Destiny's Child (Tx State Fair 1998)

Dredg (dallas)

Death in the Family (dallas)

Dead Weather (coachella10, ACL09)

Depeche Mode (chicago)

Dirty Heads x 3 (Austin - Stubb's, Dallas, Waka15)

Dwight Yokam (Grand Prairie - Lonestar Park)

The Drums (Lolla11)

The DA (El Paso - Tricky Falls)

D'Angelo (Roo12)

Deadmau5 (El Paso)

Dim Locator (Hailey's - Denton)

Danny Avila (BreakwayFest)

Dave Chappell (Dallas - Oddball Comedy Tour)

Dirty River Boys (McKinney - Hanks)

Dum Dum Girls (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

David Ramirez (Kessler Theater, Untapped 16)

Dark Rooms x 3 (Dallas)

Doug Benson (FFFfest 15)

Dag nasty (FFFfest 15)

Dillion Francis (Coachella 14)

Disturbed (Gexa)

DJ Sober (The Best of Big D 16)

E's

The Expendables (Stubb’s)

Eminem (Lolla 11, ACL 14)

Explosions in the Sky (Lolla 11, Breakaway Fest)

Empire of the Sun (Breakway Fest)

El-P (indexfest2)

Erykah Badu (Bomb Factory)

Eric Andre (FFFfest 15)

Esme Patterson (The Rustic)

F's

Finger Eleven (dallas)

Fleet Foxes (Lolla 09)

Foo Fighters (Dallas, Lolla 11)

Foster the People (Lolla 11, Coachella 14)

Frank Black (Austin)

Funeral for a Friend (Dallas)

For Felix (Dallas)

Franz Ferdinand (Austin)

Frank Turner (Dallas, Coachella 14)

Fuel (Mayflower Fest)

Friendly Fires (Lolla 11)

Flogging Molly (Lolla 11, Roo 12)

Fitz & the Tantrums (Lolla 11 - met them, HOB - Dallas - met them, Roo 12, Edgefest 23)

Foxy Shazam (Edgefest 22)

Florence & the Machines (ACL 12)

Frightened Rabbit (Dallas)

Flash Gordon (Edgefest 23)

Flight of the Concords (Dallas)

Fatboy Slim (Coachella 14)

Foxygen (Index Fest 3, Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

First Aid Kit (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

Flying Lotus (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

FKA Twigs (Trees - Dallas)

Future Islands (Index Fest 3, FFFFest15)

Fantastic Negrito (Summer Cut '15)

G's

The Gaslight Anthem x 3 (Lolla06,Edgefest23,Dallas)

Gin Blossoms (addison)

Gnarls Barkley x 2 (Lolla06,dallas)

Gomez (Lolla 09)

Gossip (coachella10)

Greeley Estates (dallas)

The Gourds (austin)

GooGoo Dolls (dallas)

Grace Potter & the Nocturnals x 2 (lolla11, Summer Cut 2)

Grouplove x4 (Lolla11,Austin,Roo12,Coachella14)

Garbage (Edgefest22)

Girl Talk x 3 (indexfest2, Fun Fun Fun Fest 6, EF15)

The Growlers (Waka15)

Glass Animals (Waka15)

Galactic (Waka15)

Gogol Bordello (FFFfest 15, Untapped Dallas 16)

Grimes (FFFfest 15)

Greg Dulli (Kessler Theater Dallas)

Grupo Fantasma (Untapped 16)

H's

Heartless Bastards x 11 (Austin, Lolla 09, Dallas, Denton - met twice, smoked a cig with Jesse, and took pics with them)

Hole (Edgefest)

Hockey (Coachella 10)

The Hope Trust x 2 (Dallas, Denton)

The Holler Time (Denton)

Haim (Roo13)

Harland Williams (Comedian - Addison Improv)

Hozier (EF15)

Hayes Carll (Untapped 16)

I's

Incubus (x3)(dallas)

Interpol (dallas)

DJ Irene (killeen)

Ishi (Dallas)

Israel Nash (Summer Cut '15)

J's

Jay-Z (Coachella 10)

Jane's Addiction (Lolla09,Dallas)

Jeff Klein (austin)

Jim Ward (Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth)

Jimmy Eat World (Dallas)

Johnny Cooper (Mckinney - Hank’s)

John Hiatt (Stubbs, HOB Dallas)

Jerry Lee Lewis (Richardson - Wildflower Fest 11)

Jim Jefferies x 3 (Comedian - Dallas)

Jim Breuer (Comedian - Dallas)

Jarrod Gorbel (Dallas)

James Vandervelde (austin)

Jack White (ACL12)

Japandroid (Roo13)

Jack Johnson (Roo13)

Juicy J (BreakwayFest)

Jenny Lewis (Dallas)

J Mascis (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

Jessica Lea Mayfield (Dallas)

Jack Kerowax (Dallas)

Jamie xx (GvB V)

Joey Bada$$ (FFFfest 15)

Jason Isbell (Southside Ballroom Dallas)

Jason Aldean (Gexa Energy Pavilion)

K's

Kansas (Norfolk, VA - my very first concert!)

KISS (Frisco)

Kaskade (Lolla 09)

Killers x 2 (Austin, Dallas)

Kings of Leon x 3 (Lolla 09, Dallas)

Kid Cudi (Lolla 11, Coachella 14)

Killer Mike (indexfest2)

Kevin Devine (Dallas - Rustic)

Kopecky (Waka 15)Kaela Sinclair (Dallas)

Kurt Vile (Red Rocks Amphitheater)

Kacey Musgraves (ACL 16)

Kaleo (Untapped Dallas 16)

Kurt Vile (Red Rocks Amphitheater)

L's

The Lusitania (Austin)

Lennon (killeen)

LCD Soundsystem (Coachella 10, ACL 16)

Local Natives (Coachella10, Lolla11, Roo13, ACL 16)

Los Lonely Boys (Austin)

The Lumineers x2 (ACL12, Dallas)

Lil Twist (BreakwayFest)

Lower Dens (GvB V, Club Dada Dallas)

Lucero (Southside Ballroom, The Rustic)

L7 (FFFfest 15, Granada Theater Dallas)

Le Bucherettes (Dallas)

M's

MC Flipside (2001 - Killeen)

MGMT (coachella 10, coachella 14)

mewithoutYou (dallas)

Modest Mouse (ACL 05, Dallas, Fun Fun Fun Fest 6, Edgefest '15)

Metric (Lolla11,Edgefest11,ACL12)

Muse (dallas,Edgefest10,Lolla11)

My Morning Jacket (austin)

Millionaire (dallas)

Matisyahu (Lolla06, Dallas)(Met outside of Granada Theater, have autograph)

Manchester Orchestra (Lolla 09/11, Dallas - Rustic)

Mogwai (Lolla 11)

Mexicans At Night (El Paso - Tricky Falls)

M83 (ACL 12)

Major Lazer (Roo 12, ACL 14, Waka 15)

Mariachi El Bronx (Roo 12)

Matt&Kim (Summer Cut 2, Roo 13, BreakwayFest '13)

MsMr (Dallas - HOB, Coachella 14)

Midlake (Dallas)

Macy Gray (Waka 15)

Ms. Lauryn Hill (FFFfest 15)

Midnight Stroll (Trees Dallas)

Miike Snow (ACL 16)

Mumford & Sons (ACL 16)

N's

Nas (Lolla11, Roo13)

The Naked & Famous (Lolla 11, dallas)

The National (Dallas - HOB, Southside Ballroom, Roo 13)

Neko Case (Lolla 09)

North Mississippi Allstars (Austin - Stubb's)

Neon Trees (Edgefest 22)

Neil Young & Crazy Horse (ACL 12)

The Neighbourhood (Edgefest 23)

Nahko & Medicine for the People (Waka 15)

New Politics (Edgefest 15)

Neon Indian (FFFfest 15)

NOFX (FFFfest 15)

O's

Old 97's (Austin, HG6)

Owen Pallett (Dallas)

Of Monsters & Men (Roo 13)

Other Lives (Dallas)

Oil Boom (HG6)

Olivia Chaney (Dallas)

ODESZA (FFFfest 15)

P's

Paul Green's School of Rock All-Stars – Austin, TX

Pavement (dallas)

Portugal. The Man (Coachella 10, Lolla 11, Roo 13, Dallas - Granada Theater)

Paramore (Dallas, Edgefest 23)

Pearl Jam (ACL 09/14, Dallas - AAC)

Pepper (Dallas - Granada Theater)

Pixies (ACL05)Placebo (Edgefest)

Pelican (Edgefest)

Phoenix (coachella 10, edgefest 21, edgefest 23)

Passion Pit (coachella 10, dallas)

Pat Green (frisco)

Pretty Lights (Lolla11)

Puscifer (Austin - Long Center,Roo12)

Phish (Roo12)

Pauly Shore (Edgefest23)

Purity Ring (Roo13)

Paul McCartney (Roo13)

Phantogram (ACL14)

Paws (Dallas)

Parquet Courts (FFFfest 15)

Peaches (FFFfest 15)

Patricio (Coachella 14)

Pete Yorn (ACL 16)

Q’s

Queens of the Stoneage (ACL, Dallas)

Questlove (Roo12)

The Quaker City Night Hawks x 2 (Dallas)

Quintron & Miss Pussy Cat (Dallas)

R's

Ratatat (Lolla 11)

Rancid (Dallas - Gypsy Ballroom)

Red Hot Chili Peppers (Lolla 06, Dallas - AAC, Roo 12)

Rilo Kiley (Dallas)

Rise Against (Dallas)

The Receiving End of Sirens (Dallas)

The Record Hop (Denton)

Ramesh (Dallas)

The Roots (Roo 12, ACL 12, Waka 15)

Radiohead (Roo 12, Lolla 11)

Rodrigo & Gabriela & C.U.B.A. (Roo 12)

Robert Delong (Edgefest 23)

Ra Ra Riot (BreakwayFest)

The Replacements (with Billy Jo Armstrong @ Coachella14, ACL14)

Riothorse Royale (Dallas)

Roosevelt (FFFfest 15)

Ride (FFFfest 15)

Robert Plant (Bomb Factory Dallas)

Ryan Adams (Red Rocks Amphitheater)

S's

Street Sweeper Social Club (Coachella 10)

She & Him (Coachella 10)

Santigold (Lolla 09)

Say Anything (Edgefest)

Seven Mary Three x 11 (Dallas, Waco, Wildflower Fest - have Giti's autograph)

Silverchair (How the Edge Stole Xmas)

Silversun Pickups (Lolla09, Dallas)

Sleepercar (Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth)

Snoop Dogg (Lolla 09)

Sparta x 12 (Austin, Lolla 09, Dallas, El Paso)

Spoon x 4 (Austin, ACL 14, HOB Dallas, HG6)

Staind (Dallas)

Steve Earle (ACL 07, dallas, ACL 12)

STP (austin, Edgefest)

Silverstein (Dallas)

Santigold (Lolla 09)

The Smashup (Dallas)

Story of the Year (Dallas)

Street Drum Corps (Dallas)

Sublime w/ Rome (Dallas)

Switchfoot x 3 (Dallas, Edgefest22)

Skrillex (Lolla 11, ACL 12, Roo 12)

Sarah Jaffe x 4 (Indexfest 2, Dallas, Summer Cut '15)

Shaky Graves (Dallas - Granada Theater, Kessler Theater, HG6)

Sam Lao (Dallas)

STS9 (Waka15)

Slightly Stoopid (Waka15)

Sphynx (HG6)

Sealion (HG6)

Saul Williams (Dallas)

Social Distortion (HOB Houston)

Slow Magic (FFFfest 15)

Stoney Larue (Billy Bob's Texas)

Shovels & Rope (Southside Music Hall 2016)

Sweater Beats (Coachella 14)

T's

Tegan & Sara (ACL12)

Taking Back Sunday x 4 (Dallas)

Thursday (Dallas)

Tito & The Tarantulas (Austin)

Toadies x 12 (Austin, Dallas)

Tool x 3 (Lolla09, Dallas - AAC, Grand Prairie - Nokia)

Them Crooked Vultures (coachella10)

Tragically Hip x 4 (Austin - Stubb's, Dallas - HOB)

Trish Murphy (ACL 05)

TV on the Radio (Lolla 09, Dallas, Untapped Dallas 16)

Thrice (Dallas)

The Heist (Dallas)

Twilight Singers (Dallas - Gypsy Tea Room)

Three Days Grace (Dallas)

Two Door Cinema Club (Lolla 11, ACL 12, Roo 12)

The Tings Tings (Edgefest22)

The Temper Trap (Lolla 11, Roo 12)

Twenty-One Pilots (Edgefest23)

The TonTons (Dallas - Trees)

Tame Impala (Dallas - Southside Ballroom)

Tinariwen (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

Tei Shi (GvB V)

Toro y Moi (FFFfest 15)

Tanlines (Trees Dallas)

Thomas Rhett (Gexa Energy Pavilion)

U's

Uh Huh Her (Dallas)

Unknown Mortal Orchestra (Club Dada Dallas)

V's

Van Halen (Dallas)

Vampire Weekend (Lolla 09)

Viet Cong (FFFfest 15)

Vaadat Charigim (35 Denton 2016)

W's

White Lies (Lolla 11)

White Rabbit x 2 (dallas)

Warpaint x 2 (Dallas - Granada Theater, index fest 2)

Wailers x 4 (Dallas, Wildflower Festival)

Weezer (Dallas)

Wilco (Austin)

Wintersleep x 3 (austin, Dallas - Trees (pic with them))

Walking the Moon (dallas)

White Arrows (Dallas)

Walk the Moon (Roo13)

Wu-Tang Clan (BreakwayFest)

Wiz Khalifa (Fun Fun Fun Fest 6)

War On Drugs (Granada Theater)

White Demin (Index Fest 3)

We Are Scientists (Club Dada Dallas)

Wresters (Trees Dallas)

Wussy (Three Links - Dallas)

V's

Vaadat Charigim (35 Denton 2016)

X's

The xx - x 5 (Coachella 10, Dallas x 3, Roo 13)

Y's

Yeah Yeah Yeah's x 2 (Lolla 09, Dallas)

Young the Giant x 3 (lolla11, dallas, austin, Waka15)

Yumi Zouma (GvB V)

Z's

Zola Jesus (Granada Theater)

ZZ Top (Roo13)

Zobc (Coachella 14)

The Zolas (Dallas)

#'s

311 (Dallas)

30 Seconds to Mars (Dallas, Edgefest)

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Luego de una difícil semana de gira ante Leones y Tigres, los Rieleros de Aguascalientes están de vuelta en casa este martes para recibir a los Piratas de Campeche a partir de este martes, buscando regresar a la senda del triunfo y dejar atrás la mala racha que les ha retrasado posiciones en el standing de la zona norte. Rieleros requiere salir del slump en el que han caído en la última semana, sobre todo a la ofensiva, ya que los bateadores no han podido ayudar a producir las carreras necesarias para conseguir los triunfos. Ante los Tigres el fin de semana, únicamente conectaron 13 hits y anotaron cuatro carreras; la producción más baja en toda la temporada. Ante los Piratas será una nueva página en la temporada, ya en el inicio de la segunda vuelta, la máquina hidrocálida le ganó la serie a los filibusteros en el estadio Nelson Barrera, así que lo que el equipo de Félix Fermín buscará es repetir la dosis y arrancar la semana con el pie derecho ante de recibir el fin de semana a los Olmecas de Tabasco. CAMPECHE CON SED DE REVANCHA. Los Piratas por su parte, llegan con sed de revancha al estadio Alberto Romo Chávez, luego de que los Rieleros los derrotaron en Golfo en el inicio de la segunda vuelta. Piratas viene de jugar toda la semana pasada en su casa en donde lograron récord de 2-2 en ganados y perdidos ante los Algodoneros de Unión Laguna y Saraperos de Saltillo y tuvieron un juego cancelado por lluvia ante cada novena del norte. La novena filibustera está comandada por el venezolano Henry Rodríguez en la ofensiva, tiene 62 carreras impulsadas y es el bate de mayor peligro de la novena dirigida por Jesús Sommers. Jasson Atondo es el líder al interior de los Piratas en lo que a hits se refiera con 96, seguido por Henry Rodríguez con 80 y Jay Austin con 83. En los cuadrangulares, quien manda es Fernando Pérez con 14. DUELOS DE PITCHEO ENTRE PIRATAS Y RIELEROS Para la serie de inicio de semana entre los Piratas de Campeche y Rieleros de Aguascalientes, los duelos probables de pitcheo son los siguientes: MARTES: JOSH OUTMAN (1-3, 8.20) VS JOSÉ VALDEZ (2-1, 4.50) Para el inicio de la serie, el norteamericano zurdo Josh Outman será el encargado de iniciar por los Piratas de Campeche. Outman tiene marca de 1-3 en ganados y perdidos con 8.20 de efectividad en ocho salidas en la temporada, siete de ellas como abridor. Outman ya se enfrentó a los Rieleros esta temporada, en Campeche lanzó 5.0 entradas completas con seis hits, dos careras, un cuadrangular, cuatro pasaportes y cuatro ponches, el zurdo se fue sin decisión en su salida. En la más reciente apertura se midió a los Saraperos de Saltillo, lanzando apenas 1.2 innings con cinco hits, ocho carreras, dos cuadrangulares, cuatro bases y dos ponches, Outman cargó con la derrota número tres de la temporada. Por los Rieleros, el abridor encargado de recibir a los Piratas de Campeche será el dominicano José Valdez, quien tiene marca de 2-1 en ganados y perdidos con 4.50 de efectividad. Valdez tiene de enfrentar a los Leones de Yucatán en su más reciente salida de la temporada; se fue sin decisión en trabajo de 6.0 entradas con dos hits, siete ponches y una base por bolas. MIÉRCOLES: HÉCTOR GALVÁN (0-3, 5.96) VS BENNETT PARRY (0-1, 12.19) En el segundo juego de la serie, los Piratas han anunciado a Héctor Galván como el abridor del juego el miércoles. Galván tiene récord de 0-0 con 5.40 desde su llegada a los Piratas luego de iniciar la temporada con los Guerreros de Oaxaca. La del miércoles será la séptima salida de la temporada como abridor para Galván, quien en su más reciente salida se midió a los Saraperos de Saltillo, ante quienes lanzó 5.0 entradas con cuatro hits, tres carreras, una base por bolas y cinco ponches, tuvo una salida sin decisión. Por los Rieleros, el encargado en subir a la loma será el zurdo Bennett Parry, quien tendrá su segunda salida de la temporada con la máquina rielera. La semana pasada ante los Leones de Yucatán, Parry lanzó 3.2 innings con ocho hits y siete carreras, dos bases por bolas y cinco ponches. El zurdo busca su primera victoria en su primera temporada en la Liga Mexicana. JUEVES: FRANCISCO RODRÍGUEZ (5-5, 7.20) VS ROLANDO VALDEZ (1-4, 7.67) Para cerrar la serie, los Piratas de Campeche ha programado al derecho Francisco Rodríguez como el abridor para despedir la serie. Rodríguez inició la temporada con los Olmecas de Tabasco y este jueves tendrá su tercera salida como filibustero. Con los Piratas tiene marca de 1-1 con 4.38 de efectividad. En su más reciente salida de la temporada, se midió a los Algodoneros de Unión Laguna, ante quienes trabajó 5.1 innings con seis hits, seis carreras, una base y tres ponches. Por los Rieleros de Aguascalientes, el pitcher abridor programado es el derecho Rolando Valdez. Para el derecho será la cuarta salida como abridor desde que llegó a los Rieleros para el arranque de la segunda vuelta de la temporada. Valdez ya se enfrentó a los Piratas de Campeche, ante quienes lanzó 6.0 entradas con cinco hits y dos carreras, fue una salida sin decisión. En su más reciente apertura, Valdez se midió a los Tigres de Quintana Roo y cargó con el revés en trabajo de 5.0 entradas, ocho hits, cuatro carreras y cuatro ponches.

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OkQHA Hall of Fame Inductees 2019

Meet the horses and horsemen to be honored January 25 at the 15th annual Oklahoma Quarter Horse Hall of Fame induction ceremony. The Ole Man (Credit: courtesy of Oklahoma Quarter Horse Association)

The Oklahoma Quarter Horse Hall of Fame was created in 2005 to recognize outstanding individuals, horses, ranches or businesses, whose contributions involving the American Quarter Horse significantly impacted the great state of Oklahoma’s equine industry.

This event is dependent on the generosity of donors who acknowledge those contributions with financial support.

The 15th Annual prestigious Oklahoma Quarter Horse Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony is scheduled for Friday January 25, 2019 at the Embassy Suites Oklahoma City Downtown Medical Center, 741 North Phillips Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73104; (405) 239-9000; at approximately 5:00 pm.

The ceremony is a ticketed event, open to the public, benefitting the Hall of Fame. A cocktail reception will begin the proceedings followed by dinner and the induction ceremony.

Tickets are available for $55 from the Oklahoma Quarter Horse Association, 5506 N Rockwell Ave, Bethany, OK 73008-2040, (405) 440-0694 voice, (405) 440-0649 fax, Email: [email protected], Website: www.okqha.com. If you wish to sponsor an inductee or their award that form is also found on the website.

The 2019 Inductees are:

Ronnie Austin, Ringling, OK

Ronnie Austin opens up his old worn wallet, he smiles at the image of Jesus he keeps on the inside fold. Ronnie has a lot of faith and he prays a lot. Ronnie is lucky to be alive. In September 2003 he was very tired when he traveled to Amarillo TX to compete at the inaugural American Quarter Horse Association Amateur Select World Championship Hors Show. Ronnie won Bayer Select Amateur Tie-Down World Championship.

In October of 2003 Ronnie and his wife Jessica headed to the doctor. He learned that he had leukemia. His headed to MD Anderson in Houston. He had to undergo intense chemotherapy and months with an experimental drug. Austin’s lifestyle of riding, roping, travel and work as a cattle buyer came to a complete stop that year as he fought for his health. He was released from isolation in November of 2003. His final round of chemo was in March 2004. His leukemia is in remission and he takes two pills and one shot a day.

He was determined to compete again in Amarillo. Although he qualified the horse, he could not practice much as he would have liked. So in September of 2004, Ronnie his young horse RR Sonita Norbert placed third at the AQHA Select World Championship horse show despite struggling with leukemia. Immediately afterwards, Ronnie headed back to MD Anderson for bone aspiration, blood work.

He bought some great horses from the Roos Ranch so that he could raise and show Quarter Horses. The first horse he raised which went to the PRCA National Finals Rodeo in tie down was RA Quick Silver. Turtle Powell won the PRCA World Champion Heading and AQHA Horse of The Year. That became his goal to send Oklahoma bred horses to the NFR. He raised CNN Smart Gunner, Little Smart Leo, RA Sonita Silver, Purple Prince and RR Sonita Norbert. Ronnie has mounted, partnered or sold horses to Matt Shiozawa, Adam Grey, Tyler Milligan and Ryan Jarrett.

Jerry Burgess, Grand Prairie, TX

Jerry Burgess has earned industry-wide respect as a premier stakes jockey for more than 25 years and as a racing official for more than 30 years.

He is the son of the late Melvin and Myra Burgess. At the age of 15, he began riding races in Oklahoma and Berryville, Arkansas, Ruidoso Downs and Los Alamitos Race Track in California. In 1962, Burgess became a full time professional quarter horse jockey who also attended Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma where he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1969.

Among his achievements were wins in the 1975 All American Futurity on Bugs Alive in 75, the 1980 Rainbow Futurity aboard Mighty Deck Three, 2 World Championship Classics aboard Oh Snaz and Alamitos Feature and riding two time world champion Dash for Cash in the Vessels Maturity and the Lubbock Downs Futurity. He was a four time winner of the Sunland Park Derby, a four time winner of the Raton Futurity, two time winner of the Oklahoma Futurity and a six time winner of the World Wide Appaloosa Futurity.

He has been inducted into two horse racing Halls of Fame: the Oklahoma Horse Racing Hall of Fame at Remington Park in Oklahoma City in 2010, the Ruidoso Hall of Fame in Ruidoso in 2011 and is a recipient of the Pete Pederson Outstanding Steward Award in 2016.

After retiring as a jockey, he has worked as a steward at many tracks in Texas, Ruidoso Downs in New Mexico and Haileah Park in Florida. He is currently a steward at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie. He serves as one of two stewards from the Southwest Region who collaborates with ROAP on suggested improvements of racing regulations nationally.

Rick Chayer, Sperry, OK

Rick Chayer was born November 21, 1959 to Don and Wilma (Chestnut) Chayer. Rick’s family was extensively involved in the horse industry. While he was in high school he worked for Denny Hassett Quarter Horses. After he graduated from high school he went to work for Mark Chestnut. Rick considers Mark one of his mentors. It while working for Chestnut, Rick learned to rope.

Chayer worked for an elite list of world renowned equine operations such as Carol Rose Ranch, Wayne Jordan Quarter Horses, 7S Stuart Ranch, Lazy E Ranch And Arena and Eddie Crow.

While working at the Lazy E Ranch And Arena, he met a lady that would change his life, Dolly Jensen. Rick and Dolly started their partnership training horses in 1990. In 1993, they moved to Sperry, Oklahoma, where they had the opportunity to rent a big indoor arena and barn that sat on 160 acres north of Tulsa. It was on December 11, 1993 that the couple married, beginning another partnership. In 2004, Rick and Dolly were able to purchase the ranch and now call it home.

They have been fortunate to raise, train or show numerous AQHA World Champions and All American Quarter Horse Congress Champions, along with champions in amateur and youth. They have all trained Palomino Horse Breeders of America World Champions and Golden Horses. Rick Chayer has earned a total of -5384 lifetime points.

Rick and Dolly have focused their program on performance horse sale preparation for Pitzer Ranch Sales and Hershberger Performance Horse Sale annually.

Rick has served a volunteer with the Oklahoma Quarter Horse Association as well as the American Quarter Horse Association. Rick served as an AQHA National Director in 2001, OQHA President in 2003, and was elevated to an AQHA Director At Large in 2017. He served on several AQHA Standing Committees and he is an AQHA Professional Horseman. Rick has earned the following judges cards, AQHA Specialized Event Roping, National Reined Cow Horse Association, AQHA Specialized Event Working Cow Horse, AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse, and AQHA Specialized Event Ranch Riding.

Rodney Reed, Wapanuka, OK

Rodney Reed was born on March 28, 1956 in Durant, Oklahoma to J. W. Reed and Alma Wanet (Hurt) Reed. He grew up in Wapanucka, Oklahoma and graduated from high school there in 1974. Rodney married Sheila Dunn on November 18, 1977 in Milburn,

Rodney began training horses at the age of 19. Reed saddled 1,420 winners, 18 Grade one winners, with earnings in the excess of 16.1 million. His major stakes wins included the Rainbow futurity, and Kansas Futurity, at Ruidoso Downs; the Heritage Place Futurity, 3 times, the Remington Park Futurity twice, the Blue Ribbon Futurity and Derby, an amazing 6 times each, and the Speed Horse Futurity, four times.

Among the stakes winners he saddled were the likes of Alamitos Dasher, Bugged Thoughts, Chicks Call Me, Clicken On, De Passem Okey, Endaleabull, Fast Del Rey, Fast First Prize, Feature Mr Jess, First Down Kelly, Heza Fast Dash, Phoebe’s Otoole, Rakin In The Cash, and Spit like Jagger, to name only a few. Started by Reed, the great Refrigerator won his first race at Ross Meadows in Ada, Oklahoma.

According to the American Quarter Horse Association, Reed won 1,764 races in his career with total earnings of more than $17.8 million. Rodney won 10 Remington Park training titles between 1990 and 2003, with an amazing nine titles in a row between 1995 and 2003. He won over 40 races in four of those years, with his top mark of 47 wins taking place in 2001, a Remington Park record, at the time. Reed was inducted into the Oklahoma Horse Racing Hall of Fame at Remington Park in 2010.

Rodney’s biggest race, was the one for his life. Rodney became ill and was diagnosed with Cancer. Rodney’s wife Shelia, a major part of their winning horse operation, was now taking over his care and medical appointments. Rodney passed away April 23, 2018.

Dwight Van Dorn, Woodward, OK

Dwight Van Dorn was born Woodward OK in July 10, 1934 to Beulah (Parsons) and John Van Dorn of Harper County, Oklahoma. On June 6, 1953, Dwight Van Dorn marriedKaye F Pappe in Woodward. In 1956, they started the Top Hat Drive-In with Kaye’s father, Charles Pappe, which later became the Sonic Drive-In.

Dwight and his wife Kaye began Quarter Horse business in 1967 with the purchase of a cutting horse, Ron Bar Bailey. They bought a forty-eight acre “farm” in Edmond in 1969 and named it Van Valley Farms.

The Van Dorns acquired the future AQHA World Champion 1966 stallion. Baca’s Hard Luck. They raised and showed AQHA Champions Lil Peppy Mist and Miss Joe Glow and AQHA Superior Halter Horses Anita Dawn Tay and Mandan Feather.

Dwight and Kaye’s children, Mark, Martin, and Keri, all worked and showed horses for Van Valley Farms as well as being active in the Oklahoma Quarter Horse Youth Association.

Dwight was an Oklahoma Quarter Horse Association Board member, officer and became the 1982 President. He was an American Quarter Horse Association National Director. Dwight was one the OQHA members that were instrumental in moving the American Junior Quarter Horse World Championship Horse Show to Tulsa, OK. Kaye helped to organize hospitality for the AQHA World Quarter Horse Championship Horse Show in Oklahoma City OK and was the director in charge for 3 years. Dwight and Kaye were very involved for several years with the Oklahoma Junior Quarter Horse Association. Dwight was an AQHA Judging Contest awards breakfast sponsor for many years.

Later in their lives, Kaye was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Kaye passed away January of 1997 at the age of 62 after a valiant 9-year battle with the disease.

Then Dwight married Peggy Noble in April 1999. Ebonys Moonbeam owned by Peggy Van Dorn and shown primarily by Roger Branch had an impressive AQHA career.

Easy Date

A look at the pedigree of Easy Date reveals exactly why the bay filly took the racing industry by storm in the mid-70s. Easy Date was from Easy Jet’s second crop of foals, and she was out of the Roman Sandal (TB) mare Spot Cash.

With bloodlines rich in speed, Easy Date outshined the other racing prospects because of her even temperament and her aggressive attitude on the track. Legendary breeder and owner Walter Merrick of Sayre, Oklahoma, first noticed these traits.

Easy Date won the 1974 All American Quarter Horse Futurity, before a crowd of more than 20 million people who watched the live telecast of the $766,000 race. She was the first All American Quarter Horse Futurity winner by an All American Quarter Horse Futurity winner.

Easy Date won nine stakes at six tracks in three states, including the Kindergarten Futurity, the Rainbow Derby, the Champion of Champions at Los Alamitos and the Golden State Derby at Bay Meadows. Easy Date finished off the board only twice in her career. She also set the ¼-mile track record at Bay Meadows in May 1975. The bay retired with $849,710 in earnings, putting her at the top of the all-time money earners list in 1977.

She produced 11 foals that earned $101,931. The highest individual money earner was Toast The Host, a stakes-winning son of Raise Your Glass (TB).

Easy Date was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2002.

Laico Bird

Laico Bird was foaled in April 1965. A daughter of Good Bird (TB) and Paula Laico, she was bred by B R Campbell of Frederick, Oklahoma. Floyd H Jones Sr. purchased the filly for his two sons, Floyd H Jr. and Jimmy Ray Bailey Jones. The delicate feminine filly, standing just over 14 hands, garnered every laurel for which she was available, in the voting for the 1967 year end championships, by the American Quarter Horse Association racing Committee.

Laico Bird’s most outstanding accomplishments was becoming the world’s richest Quarter Horse with the astronomical earnings of $ 406,399.20. She achieved this by winning the All American Quarter Horse Futurity, Los Alamitos Futurity, Raton Futurity, Texas Futurity, Columbus Futurity, and placing second in the Rainbow futurity and Blue Ribbon Futurity. At age two, in 17 starts, she amassed; 11 wins, 5 second place finishes.

Laico Bird came back, as a three year old to win the Button and Bows Derby, placed second in the Raton Derby, Sunland Park Fall Derby, and third in the Rainbow Derby and Ruidoso Championship stakes. She retired with a race record of 34 starts, 17 firsts, 12 seconds, and 3 third place finishes, earning $ 435,653.00 in her lifetime.

Retired at the end of 1968, she was bred to Jet Deck to produce two fillies, both stakes horses. She died of a twisted intestine in May 1971.

The Ole Man

The Ole Man, he lived up to his name. Foaled in 1963, and was breeding well up to the day he died at age 32. The stallion was named for his Hall of Fame breeder, Frank Vessels Sr, the Ole Man who founded Los Alamitos Race Course, and both his sire and his dam are Hall of Famers.

Bred by Frank Vessels Sr., The Ole Man was by Three Bars (TB), arguably the most all-around influential Thoroughbred sire in Quarter Horse history. The sorrel colt was out of the Chicaro Bill mare Chicado V and was foaled shortly after the death of Vessels.

Rated SI 100, The Ole Man garnered eight wins, four seconds and seven thirds, and earned $20,657 out of 33 starts. From the time he earned his AAA rating, he won the Stallion Stakes and the Lightning Bar Stakes, and possessed the stamina, heart and soundness to run 24 races his 3- year-old year.

In September 1966, The Ole Man was purchased for $100,000 by Roy Browning stood the stallion on his Roy Browning Ranch at Shawnee, OK. A true all-around horse, The Ole Man sired 1,878 named foals in 28 crops, to be one of the very few sires of Superior champions in racing, performance and halter.

The Ole Man sired 554 horses that started in official Quarter Horse races, with 250 returning as winners and 15 of those in stakes, for earnings of $1,077,061. In AQHA shows, the stallion is represented by 10 AQHA Champions; 78 horses that earned 1,335.5 points in open halter and 14 that earned 702 points in youth halter; and 106 earners of 1,439.5 points in open performance, 21 earners of 48.5 in amateur performance and 35 earners of 1,029.5 points in youth performance classes, for a total of 4,555 points.

The Ole Man died in February 1995. The Ole Man was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2018.

Belle Mere Farms, Ltd (Dee & Betty Raper), Norman, OK

At one time, Belle Mere Farm Ltd. was one of the largest breeding farms in the Southwest. Owned and operated by Betty and her husband, 2010 Oklahoma Hall of Fame Inductee, Dee Raper. The early beginning was a farm just outside of Lexington, Oklahoma in 1983. In 1992 the farm moved to its present location in Norman, Oklahoma.

Over the past 50 years, Dee and Betty personally worked every aspect of the farm operations to ensure the high quality of care that Belle Mere Farm has built its reputation.

One of Belle Mere’s highlights was standing the legendary Easy Jet in 1985, an All American Quarter Horse Futurity winner and outstanding sire whose breeding fee was $15,000. Easy Jet would become an American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame inductee in 1993. The fabled stallion was an Oklahoma Quarter Horse Hall of Fame inductee in 2005.

Their favorite stallion was 2015 Oklahoma Quarter Horse Hall of Fame inductee Bully Bullion. He stood on their farm for 32 years and was considered a part of the family before he passed away in 2004. The stallion that they felt had greatest impact on the Quarter Horse industry, was Mr Eye Opener who was not only a great sire of racehorses, but also one of the top broodmare sires of all times.

One year they stood 13 stallions on the farm. There were years when they bred as many as 1200 mares in a single year.

The Rapers also found time to volunteer their time. Both Dee and Betty are life members of Oklahoma Quarter Horse Racing Association and Dee served as president of OQHRA from 1993 through 2001. Dee is also an American Quarter Horse Association Director Emeritus.

Char-Lin Ranch (Charles & Linda Cline), Cushing, OK

Char-Lin Ranch is a family owned and operated business raising 300 registered Quarter Horses and 2500 Angus Cattle. In July 1985, Charles and Linda Cline bought the ranch west of Cushing, OK as a place to retire after the sale of Cherokee Lines, Inc., the family owned trucking company with more than 100 trucks and even more trailers, hauling across the 48 contiguous states from 1963 to 1990.

In January 1989 the first buckskin colt CL Buckley was born. As a two-year old "Buckley" earned the title of IBHA World Champion and ABRA World Champion, and was also a finalist at the AQHA Amateur World Show. Buckley has sired the winners of over 190 of the 300 IBHA, ABRA, and PHBA World and Reserve World Championships, and top ten placings at the AQHA World Shows earned by offspring of Char-Lin Ranch

Linda’s philanthropy includes the OSU Charles and Linda Cline Equine Teaching Center, the Cline Family Equine Sciences Professorship OSU Horse Judging Team Endowment, OSU Cline Family Equine Internship Endowment, the Right Path Literacy Project and Therapeutic Horseback Riding, the Wounded Warrior Project, Love, I.N.C., Shiloh Camp, First United Methodist Church of Cushing, AQHA Foundation Scholarship Program.

In recognition of her years of support and philanthropy, Linda was awarded the Distinguished Service Award by the Oklahoma State University Animal Science Department in 2015. Later that year, she was named one of three DASNR Champions, the Division’s highest award for non-alumni.

Bud Breeding Oklahoma Spirit Award:

Governor Bill Anoatubby, Chickasaw Nation

Bill Anoatubby has served as the Governor of the Chickasaw Nation since 1987. Prior to that, he served as the first lieutenant governor from 1979-1987. Anoatubby has been active in tribal government since 1975. His previous positions include director of tribal health services, director of finance, special assistant to the governor and controller.

In 2010, under Governor Anoatubby’s leadership, the Chickasaw Nation, through its subsidiary Global Gaming RP, LLC purchased the Remington Park Racetrack and Casino in Oklahoma City, OK. In addition to the purchase of the track, Global Gaming also invested over $30 Million in renovations and upgrades to the facility. Remington Park is widely recognized and renowned for conducting the world’s premier Quarter Horse race meet which annually distributes from $13 Million to $15 Million in purse money to racing Quarter Horses during its yearly 50 day live race meet.

Bill and his wife Janice have two sons, Brian and Chris and five grandchildren, Brendan, Eryn, Chloe, Sydney and Preslea.

Bud Breeding Oklahoma Spirit Award:

Josh Blyden DVM (Interstate Equine) Washington, OK

Dr. Josh Blyden is a native of Oklahoma. He was born July 10, 1974 to Ellen Feaver and Art Blyden. His mother raised him in Norman, Oklahoma, where he graduated from Norman High School.

Josh attended college at the University of Oklahoma where he received a bachelor’s degree in zoology with a minor in philosophy. While attending OU, Josh met his wife and business partner Jessica Naifeh. They married in 2000 and moved to Stillwater for Josh to attend vet school. Upon receiving his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2004, Dr. Blyden began his career working for Joe Carter, DVM.

In 2009, Dr. Blyden started his own equine practice with the assistance of his wife Jessica. In January 2014, after many years of taking care of an extensive client list, Dr. Blyden purchased Interstate Equine in Goldsby Oklahoma. The infrastructure at Interstate Equine provided the opportunity to achieve his goal of offering a broader range of services to his clients and the athletic horse. He is licensed in multiple states, travels frequently out of state to clients’ ranches, and attends many horse shows a year. Dr. Blyden’s areas of focus are equine sports medicine and internal medicine.

Josh and Jessica believe in giving back to the communities and the industry that have given so much to enhance their lives over the years. Dr. Blyden and Interstate Equine Hospital have been proud supporters of local rodeos, round-up clubs, OSU veterinary students, youth organizations in Cleveland and McClain Counties, Oklahoma 4-H Foundation, OAQHA, Gypsy Horse Show Association, the NRHA, OKQHA, AQHA. Dr. Blyden is also a proud member of many professional organizations including the NRHA, OKQHA, AQHA, OVMA, AVMA and Kiwanis. He recently created a scholarship in the name of the late Dr. David McCarroll, DVM, which he hopes to perpetuate through the American Quarter Horse Foundation.

Most of all Josh enjoys spending time with his wife Jessica and two daughters, Isabelle 14, Evelyn 9 and their menagerie of pets.

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