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There's running, and then there's trail running. Both involve the same activity, but only one can guarantee the promise of stunning scenery and the opportunity for a relaxing retreat into the wild.
From rugged dirt paths deep within the forest to rolling hills along the sea, the U.S. has a wide range of terrains for off-road enthusiasts to choose from. It's a good thing too, because runners can be pretty particular. If you're picky about sneakers and spandex, we bet you're just as selective when it comes to your running routes.
Maybe you enjoy the obstacle-course-like challenge of a tree-rooted trail, or perhaps a sandy desert path is more your style. And we can't forget about elevation either. Would you rather take on the demands of a mountainous uphill climb, or do you better enjoy the ease of flat, consistent turf?
Whatever type of terrain you like best for your off-road adventures, there's a trail out there that fits your oh-so-specific style, and with the help of a few experts we rounded up a list of the very best.
Nancy Hobbs: Founder and Executive Director of the American Trail Running Association, co-author of The Ultimate Guide to Trail Running, and chairperson for the Mountain Ultra Trail Council. An avid trail runner since the late 80s, Hobbs has long served as one of the sport's leading pioneers.
Joe Grant: An elite trail and mountain ultra-runner and the founder of Alpine Works; a venue that he uses to provide "avenues and inspiration for people to explore wild places on foot," as well as coaching programs for ultra-distance mountain and trail running events.
Meghan M. Hicks: The Senior Editor at iRunFar.com and a contributing editor at Trail Runner magazine. Hicks frequently competes in trail and ultramarathon-distance running races and is a self-described adventurer whose perfect day would consist of "an adventure run in a genuine wilderness." She blogs at meghanmhicks.com.
Nick Clark: A well-recognized elite mountain runner from Fort Collins, Colo. Who blogs at irunmountains.blogspot.com.
Liza Howard: A competitive ultra-runner and mother of one from San Antonio, Texas. Howard is a field instructor for the National Outdoor Leadership School and an instructor at the Wilderness Medicine Institute of NOLS. She blogs at lizahoward.com.
The following 12 trails are a compilation of our panel's top picks. From the high altitudes of the Rocky Mountains to the stunning vistas of California's coast and the rugged wilderness of Vermont to the classic, much-loved landscape of the Grand Canyon, our list is representative of almost every type of terrain and offers options for every kind of runner.


iLuminate, the fantastic journey of wireless technology and dance, is coming to Tyler! Music, art, and the technological magic of iLuminate brings you a story of adventure and romance told through dance styles ranging from contemporary, hip-hop, Latin, to breaking – all using the power of light. With a mash-up of dazzling wizardry, spectacular dance moves, high-tech effects, and original music from this year's hottest bands, iLuminate delivers a unique dance-in-the-dark event. America's Got Talent called it, "The Best New Act in America!"


A small-town Republican mayor set out Monday on a 273-mile walk to Washington, D.C., to draw attention to the plight of rural hospitals.
Mayor Adam O'Neal is fighting the recent closure of Pungo Vidant Hospital, the biggest employer in his coastal town of Belhaven, N.C. (pop. 1,700). The hospital's situation was profiled in an article in The Wall Street Journal in May.


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The Mormon Church Amassed $100 Billion. It Was the Best-Kept Secret in the Investment World.
For more than half a century, the Mormon Church quietly built one of the world's largest investment funds. Almost no one outside the church knew about it. Some of that mystery evaporated late last year when a former employee revealed in a whistleblower complaint with the Internal Revenue Service that the fund, called Ensign Peak Advisors, had stockpiled $100 billion. The whistleblower also alleged that the church had improperly used some Ensign Peak funds. Officials of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, colloquially known as the Mormon Church, denied those claims. They also declined to comment on how much money their investment fund controls. "We've tried to be somewhat anonymous," Roger Clarke, the head of Ensign Peak, said from the firm's fourth-floor office, above a Salt Lake City food court. Ensign Peak doesn't appear in that building's directory. Interviews with more than a dozen former employees and business partners provide a deeper look inside an organization that ballooned from a shoestring operation in the 1990s into a behemoth rivaling Wall Street's largest firms. Its assets did total roughly $80 billion to $100 billion as of last year, some of the former employees said. That is at least double the size of Harvard University's endowment and as large as the size of SoftBank's Vision Fund, the world's largest tech-investment fund. Its holdings include $40 billion of U.S. stock, timberland in the Florida panhandle and investments in prominent hedge funds such as Bridgewater Associates LP, according to some current and former fund employees. Church officials acknowledged the size of the fund is a tightly held secret, which they said was because Ensign Peak depends on donations—known as tithing—from the church's 16 million world-wide members. The church is under no legal obligation to publicly report its finances. But the whistleblower report—filed by David Nielsen, a former Ensign Peak portfolio manager—has heaped pressure on the church to be more transparent about its finances, something the church has avoided for decades. The firm doesn't tell business partners how much money it manages, an unusual practice on Wall Street. Ensign Peak employees sign lifetime confidentiality agreements. Most current employees are no longer told the firm's total assets under management, according to some of the former employees; few employees understand what the money is intended for. In their first-ever interview about Ensign Peak's operations, Mr. Clarke and church officials who oversee the firm said it was a rainy-day account to be used in difficult economic times. As the church continues to grow in poorer areas of the world like Africa, where members cannot donate as much, it will need Ensign Peak's holdings to help fund basic operations, they said. "We don't know when the next 2008 is going to take place," said Christopher Waddell, a member of the ecclesiastical arm that oversees Ensign Peak known as the presiding bishopric. Referring to the economic crash 12 years ago, he added, "If something like that were to happen again, we won't have to stop missionary work." During the last financial crisis, they didn't touch the reserves Ensign Peak had amassed, church officials said. Instead, the church cut the budget. A former employee and the whistleblower in his report said they heard Mr. Clarke refer to the second coming of Jesus Christ as part of the reason for Ensign Peak's existence. Mormons believe before Jesus returns, there will be a period of war and hardship. Mr. Clarke said the employees must have misunderstood his meaning. "We believe at some point the savior will return. Nobody knows when," he said. When the second coming happens, "we don't have any idea whether financial assets will have any value at all," he added. "The issue is what happens before that, not at the second coming." Whereas university endowments generally subsidize operating costs with investment income, Ensign Peak does the opposite. Annual donations from the church's members more than covers the church's budget. The surplus goes to Ensign Peak. Members of the religion must give 10% of their income each year to remain in good standing. Dean Davies, another member of the ecclesiastical arm that oversees Ensign Peak, said the church doesn't publicly share its assets because "these funds are sacred" and "we don't flaunt them for public review and critique." Mr. Clarke said he believed church leaders were concerned that public knowledge of the fund's wealth might discourage tithing. "Paying tithing is more of a sense of commitment than it is the church needing the money," Mr. Clarke said. "So they never wanted to be in a position where people felt like, you know, they shouldn't make a contribution." Some members are now asking why details about the fund have been tightly held for so long, what the money is for, and whether tithing so much to the church should still be the standard practice.
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Posted in Uncategorized and tagged Finance, Latter Day Saints, Lifestyle, Mormons, Religion on February 9, 2020 by majbuzzcut. Leave a comment
Mormons to end long association with Boy Scouts of America
The Mormon church announced Tuesday it will sever a more than century-old tie with the Boy Scouts of America and transfer its remaining 425,000 boys in the program into a gospel-focused youth group it is developing. The church's announcement follows the Boy Scouts' unprecedented decision in 2015 to allow gay troop leaders and last year, to allow girls in its ranks – both seemingly at odds with the conservative beliefs of the Mormon church. Last week the BSA announced it will drop the word "Boys" from its name to reflect the inclusion of girls. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints initially said it was "deeply troubled" by the Boy Scouts' policy change on gays but stayed with the organization after receiving assurances it could appoint troop leaders in accordance with its own religious and moral values. After the official separaration, slated for Dec. 31, 2019, the Mormon church will create its own gospel-based youth program, FOX 13 reported. In a statement the church said its new youth program will "help all girls and boys, young women and young men discover their eternal identity, build character and resilience, develop life skills and fulfill their divine roles as daughters and sons of God." The Boy Scouts of America in a statement thanked the thousands of Mormons who have served as scout leaders and wished the religion well on its new program. The organization said individual Mormons who wish to stay in Boy Scouts would be integrated into other troops. The church has long been the biggest sponsor of Boy Scout troops in the United States, constituting around 19 percent of the 2.3 million youth in the organization, the Salt Lake Tribune reported. Following the Boy Scouts' move to allow girls into the organization, nearly 4,000 girls have joined roughly 170 Cub Scout packs participating in the first phase of the new policy, and the pace is expected to intensify this summer under a nationwide multimedia recruitment campaign titled "Scout Me In." Though the flagship program's name is changing, the parent organization will remain the Boy Scouts of America, and the Cub Scouts — its program serving children from kindergarten through fifth grade — will keep its title, as well.
What a sad sign of the times.. My older brother and I both were in Boy Scouts, and both of us were elected into the BSA's "Order of the Arrow" program, back when it really meant something. What a disappointment this is..
Posted in Uncategorized and tagged Boy Scouts, Boy Scouts of America, Mormon Church, Mormons, political correctness on May 10, 2018 by majbuzzcut. Leave a comment
'Blood Moon' seen as sign of end times by some Mormons
A rare confluence of a lunar eclipse and a supermoon set to happen this weekend has prompted such widespread fear of an impending apocalypse that the Mormon Church was compelled to issue a statement cautioning the faithful to not get caught up in speculation about a major calamity. Sunday night's "blood moon" and recent natural disasters and political unrest around the world have led to a rise in sales at emergency preparedness retailers. Apocalyptic statements by a Mormon author have only heightened fears among a small number of Mormon followers about the looming end of time. The eclipse will give the moon a red tint and make it look larger than usual. It won't happen again for 18 years. It's unclear how many Latter-day Saints buy the theory, but Mormon leaders were worried enough that they took the rare step this week of issuing a public statement cautioning the faithful not to get carried away with visions of the apocalypse. Leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints told its 15 million worldwide members that they should be "spiritually and physically prepared for life's ups and downs," but urged them not to take speculation from individual church members as doctrine and "avoid being caught up in extreme efforts to anticipate catastrophic events." The Mormons preparing to hunker down Sunday night aren't alone. Some from other religions also fear a doomsday scenario. A Christian pastor in Texas has written a book predicting a world-shaking event. Storing away enough food and water in case of disaster, job loss or something worse is part of the fundamental teachings of the religion. Many homes in Utah are equipped with special shelving for cans of beans, rice and wheat. The belief that regular history will someday end, bringing a second coming of Jesus, is embedded in the minds of Mormons and the church's official name. Though most Latter-day Saints probably haven't even heard of this latest theory tied to the blood moon, the church's decision to address it publicly is significant and shows leaders felt the need to reassert their authority on the matter, Mormon scholars said. "For it to filter up to that level means and for them to decide to send out a policy letter means that they felt there was something they needed to tamp down on," said Patrick Mason, the Howard W. Hunter Chair of Mormon Studies at Claremont Graduate University in California. Kevin Allbee, spokesman for Utah-based Emergency Essentials, said his company has seen a steady rise since June with sales up 200 to 300 percent. He attributes it to a variety of events leading to more anxiety, including the earthquake in Nepal, Russian's intervention in the Ukraine and economic concerns in Greece and China. He said it goes well beyond Mormons in Utah. They do most of their sales online with customers outside the state. The public pronouncement by the church comes after leaders earlier this month sent a memo to teachers in the church's religious education system for high school and colleges telling them to be wary of Mormon author Julie Rowe's books. Rowe writes about and speaks to audiences about a near-death experience in 2004 when she says she crossed over into the Spirit World and was shown tragic upcoming world calamities and told she would be expected to tell others in the future. "That time has come," her website proclaims. It is believed her teachings have fueled some of the speculation. The church memo says that while Rowe is an active member of the religion, her books are not endorsed and should be recommended as a teaching resource. Rowe's publisher, Spring Creek Book Co. in Idaho, did not return requests for comment. She issued a statement to The Salt Lake Tribune, which reported on the rise in apocalyptic worries among some Latter-day Saints. Rowe said she doesn't intend to make her comments church doctrine, but chose to share her story to help people prepare for the "times we live in by increasing their faith in Christ and by looking to our prophet and church leaders for guidance."
Very interesting… I know someone who was raised as a Mormon who I think is reading that book..
Posted in Uncategorized and tagged Blood moon, end times, LDS, Mormons, Religion, Science on September 26, 2015 by majbuzzcut. Leave a comment
It's Official: Mormon Founder Had Up to 40 Wives
Mormon leaders have acknowledged for the first time that the church's founder and prophet, Joseph Smith, portrayed in church materials as a loyal partner to his loving spouse Emma, took as many as 40 wives, some already married and one only 14 years old.
A pretty fair article…
Posted in Uncategorized and tagged Joseph Smith, LDS, Mormonism, Mormons, Religion on November 11, 2014 by majbuzzcut. 2 Comments
Mormon church bans women from clergy and all male meeting
This isn't something ya hear much about..
Posted in Uncategorized, Link format and tagged Mormons, Religion on March 18, 2014 by majbuzzcut. Leave a comment


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Life imitating art has never proved truer than in the city of Nashville. One glance at this cultural-rich epicenter of all things music, gastronomy, and style, and it's quickly clear that this city is a fashion-lover's dream come true. Need proof? Aside from the fact that western staples like bolero jackets, cowboy accessories, and fringe everything ruled the F/W 14 collections, Nashville plays host to some of fashion's greatests like Karen Elson, Jack White, and for the upcoming fall season, the iconic denim brand, Guess!
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A breakfast sandwich and coffee never looked (nor tasted) so fantastic.
This print shop began in 1849, and continues to create one-of-a-kind posters for the biggest names in the music business.
You've got your work cut out for you, Banksy.
The legendary designer, Manuel has created excuisite pieces for the likes of Johnny Cash, The Rat Pack, Bob Dylan, and many, many more.
You'd be crazy not to fall in love with these live entertainment bars.
Because when you think about it, life alongside cowboy boots sounds pretty nice, doesn't it?
Coming from a city so rich in culture and history, you'd expect nothing less than perfect vintage clothing.
File Under: carnviorous dishes you must have before you die.
Just in case you weren't aware, if you want to make it in the music business, Nashville is the place to be.
Are you an aspiring fashion blogger? You'll get your shots in Nashville, trust us.
No reason not to pose in a vintage car when you see one, no?
Listen, this oversized soup can is cool—pure and simple.
Los Angeles has its cupcakes, New York has its cronuts, and Nashville has its insanely well-flavored ice cream.
The plentitude of fashionable knick knacks in Nashville is practically unfathomable.
We present: the best dessert in Nashville.
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It would be a sin not to wear this adorable dress with a pair of cowboy boots.
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Pat Corley (* 1. Juni 1930 in Dallas, Texas, USA; † 11. September 2006 in Los Angeles) war ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler.

Seine bekannteste Rolle war die des Barinhabers Phil in der Sitcom Murphy Brown, die von 1988 bis 1998 von CBS produziert wurde.

Weitere Auftritte hatte er beispielsweise in dem Heimkehrer-Drama Coming Home – Sie kehren heim (1978) sowie als Chief Coroner Wally Nydorf in sechs Folgen der Fernsehserie Polizeirevier Hill Street (1982, 1983, 1986), des Weiteren in einer Folge der Serie Hart aber herzlich, der Filmkomödie Nightshift – Das Leichenhaus flippt völlig aus (1982), dem Science-Fiction-Actionfilm  Starflight One – Irrflug ins Weltall (1983), dem Thriller Gegen jede Chance (1984), der Filmkomödie Mr. Destiny (1990) und in dem Filmdrama Come Early Morning – Der Weg zu mir (2006).

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FOURTEEN months after the US Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, offered to talk to Iran, the failure of carrot-and-stick diplomacy to block Tehran's nuclear and regional ambitions is producing a drumbeat for bolder action, including the possible use of force.
Some of the language urging the Bush Administration to be more aggressive during its final 17 months is reminiscent of arguments that shaped the case for the invasion of Iraq.
Dr Rice and the Defence Secretary, Robert Gates, are committed to economic sanctions and pressure through the United Nations. But proponents of tougher policy reflect the views of a small part of the Bush Administration open to military options if Iran does not suspend a uranium-enrichment program that the US says could be subverted for a nuclear bomb.
The drumbeats are also louder because of Iraq. US officials say that the first formal talks between US and Iranian envoys in 28 years, held in May, have not deterred Iranian support for Iraqi Shiite militias targeting US troops and the green zone. The US military said attacks on its forces using a lethal type of roadside bomb, which it said was supplied by Iran, reached a new high in July, and accounted for a third of US combat deaths last month.
The Pentagon has come under intense pressure to speed up deployment of a new armoured troop carrier that boasts a V-shaped hull and a raised chassis and can withstand the bombs. Washington is spending $US750 million ($875 million) to fly thousands of them to Iraq.
But the escalating cost of the Iraq war, including the emergency transport expenditure, has forced the US to withhold financial support promised to Israel to arm itself against Iran. The Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, convened an emergency cabinet meeting on the issue on Wednesday.
A possible timetable has emerged. "The consensus I'm hearing is to give the [UN] Security Council process more time but not unlimited time, and, at some point in the spring of 2008, there has to be a good hard look at whether … other options should then be considered," said Kenneth Katzman, of the Congressional Research Service.
Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute recently wrote that assuming that Iran wants stability in Iraq is "as naive as it is dangerous … US and Iranian interests in Iraq are diametrically opposed."
The Iraqi Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, yesterday won pledges from Iranian leaders to support his drive to restore security to Iraq.
Mr Maliki met the Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad; the national security chief, Ali Larijani, and other top officials on the first day of a two-day trip to Tehran aimed at expanding already burgeoning ties.


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Once in a while (i.e. nearly every month) Sixpack Film presents a couple of new short (mostly avant-garde and documentary) films in Viennese Top-Kino – here you see the flip side of the invitation cards – you find the schedules on the back side.
Finally she gets the respect she deserves – even in her home country – forty years after she started her career, Filmmuseum Vienna shows a retrospective of her film and video works, accompanied by a live performance and book presentation.
28 artists transform the spirit of Mozart into 1-minute-films – an hommage to the most popular composer of all times, 250 years after his birth.
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This is a question that is asked a lot and the best way to water your vegetable garden depends on how big it is.
If you have a very small garden then it can be watered with a watering can. Very inexpensive and does the trick.
For a bigger garden a garden hose and nozzle can be used. Be sure the nozzle is set to a setting that will not knock over plants when spraying.
A drip hose works great for all size gardens and helps to save on water.
With a drip hose you can either face it down so the water goes right into the soil or face it up so that the plants will get a fine mist.
Watering your garden can be accomplished by burying gallon jugs near the plants.
Take a used gallon milk container and put holes in it.
Once buried fill with water the water will seep out as the roots draw it.
Sprinklers can be used for larger vegetable gardens.
A drawback with using a sprinkler is that it wastes water and cannot be used on a really windy day.
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The 2021 Best Exhibitions List
We present our annual round-up per a list of exhibitions seen over the year (near and far; although the pandemic imposed some limitations on the "far" part) that made a significant impact and impression on us and could be counted as favourites of the team.
Tora Schultz Larsen, Stranger Inside, MFA graduate exhibition, Royal Institute of Art
10. Graduate exhibitions: Tora Schultz Larsen, Stranger Inside, MFA graduate exhibition, Royal Institute of Art (Mejan), January 25 – February 1, Stockholm Nicola Godman, The Spirit, The Lamp & The Permanent Inhabitant, MFA graduate exhibition, Konstfack, February 4 – February 14, Stockholm Annie Hägg, Play Bow, BFA graduate exhibition Amazegallery, Stockholm, May 15 – May 28 Karin Lindstén, the catcher / always home, MFA graduate exhibition, Royal Institute of Art (Mejan), April 9 – 8, Stockholm It's easy to imagine people sometimes walking in to see art on art school premises from let's say behind a subconsciously inflicted "reductive veil" that lets them relate to art, if really good, as though really good for being just that; "art school art", made at a still early stage of an artistic practice. However, accomplished work is naturally not necessarily at all subject to a timeline of any kind. That was very much felt this year where some of the grad exhibitions that made a lasting impression were substantiated by work that in our view would surely hold its own alongside the output of seminal artist figures at the best of institutions, far beyond the "current" locales of presentation.
While an unusually expansive exhibition, spanning across both and not just the standard fare of one of the gallery rooms inside Galleri Mejan, Tora Schultz Larsen's Stranger Inside presented as a concoction of gendered history, occultism, popular culture, sex and ingenious wry humour. In its best parts, which arguably were so strong as to alleviate shadow on some few minor parts, there was the feeling of seeing epochal art; such for the surveying books signed Phaidon or Hatje Cantz of where sculpture "is" today. Her The Devil's Contract putting modified Prada stilettos on a pedestal is as impressive in this regard as it is towering.
Karin Lindstén, the catcher / always home, MFA graduate exhibition, Royal Institute of Art
Karin Lindstén at the same school (she too made use of both gallery rooms) presented a minutely transfixating twilight-zone-like display based on light, shadow, the colour blue, moving imagery and flickers of sound that so well rendered the imposing state of suspension in wide-awakedness. The tie-in affective experience, imperceptible at first, grew on you once after, lingering on, and probing subsequent thought about what had actually been seen. A point of departure for the artist has been the ramifications of light pollution in contemporary cities on the night sky. While that's certainly very intriguing and a commendable entry into existential queries on ownership, it could as well be beside the point as the real pull was physically being balmed into rich visual poetry and blissful perplexity, based on very precise and impressive technical and meta-layered staging and execution.
Annie Hägg, I PSXCARE (2021), still from video
Due the pandemic, Annie Hägg presented a hors-série BFA solo away from the art academy in Olso, opting instead for her current whereabouts that were Stockholm, per way of Nicole Walker's apartment-based Amazegallery. A centerpiece, the video I PSXCARE began with the apparition of the artist clad in futuristic armor (think The Matrix), found in stark contrast with her surroundings in a non-descript residential area, seemingly with a vengeance about garbage management. The work artfully morphs from apparent "heightened" reality into animated video game "reality", with a voice-over narration addressing urban city planning and pollution. The contrast between subject matter and chosen form, supported by a dreamy lullabying sound score by the artist's frequent collaborator, fellow artist Hannes Ferm, felt invigorating and like a wry, and possibly unintended mirror of the frivolity certain existential threats are met with.
Nicola Godman, The Spirit, The Lamp & The Permanent Inhabitant, MFA graduate exhibition, Konstfack
Nicola Godman's The Spirit, The Lamp & The Permanent Inhabitant video install saw an austere and crisp Haneke-like cinematic-display; the exterior and interior of an architecturally designed home on the Swedish island of Gotland. The artist masterly casts a mood of The Shining-like proportions as you watch the camera eerily panning around this house, devoid of human presence. This removal of the human also presents as a key jist as the work apparently would appear to stem from an interest of calling to mind unequal distribution of wealth and property. What does it say when a house like the one on view remains empty with its proprietors privileged to use it merely as recreational home? And on a note more specific to the island; what becomes the relationship between the permanent inhabitants and the recreational period-stayers? What does it mean to fully give yourself to a place in the world while others can pick the cherries and the icing and run with it at heart's desire?
Lydia Östberg Diakité & BamBam Frost, immortal summit, MDT. Photo: Märta Thisner
9. Lydia Östberg Diakité & BamBam Frost, immortal summit, MDT, November 11–21, Stockholm
Despite the dance scene having been hit really hard by the pandemic, the last couple of months of the year saw traction gained and a small boom with some anticipated performances finally meeting an audience. A standout from beginning to end was the joint work of Swedish dancer/choreographers Lydia Östberg Diakité and BamBam Frost at MDT. Electrifying at times, occasionally even borderline menacing in most exciting fashion. The two looked like total lady bosses exuding attitude in matching denim wear and sunglasses. To quote back at what we wrote when attending the premiere: "My mind was running wild! Ferocious moves that made me think of being back on grappling mats, rolling in and out of intricate holds." Minimalist is well and all, but sometimes you just want to see powerful movements and be reminded of what the human body is capable of. And this was one of those moments at very best.
Kemang Wa Lehulere, Bring Back Lost Love, Göteborgs Konsthall. Photo: Hendrik Zeitler
8. Kemang Wa Lehulere, Bring Back Lost Love, Göteborgs Konsthall, February 9 – August 15 2021, Gothenburg
The South African interdisciplinary artist Kemang Wa Lehulere blew it out of the water with this exhibition. Göteborgs Konsthall presented an array of imposing sculptural works like Black Forest (2021) and Conference of the Birds (2017-2021). The artist also presented a series of colourful landscape sketches bringing forth the artistic heritage and memory of Gladys Mgudlandlu. To create the landscape sketches Kemang Wa Lehulere applied a call and response method (commonly associated with jazz music). Weaving the personal with the collective, the works bring forth a part of history that shaped South Africa but if remain untold risk standing on brink of perdition from the collective memory. The wall-mounted leather briefcases and crutches reflect on the inherent limitations of the act of movement – the state of being forced into exile something which is a part of the South African past. In When the Walls Fall, so Do the Writings on Them (2018), wood from salvaged school desks with students' carvings still visible pile up to form a wall guarded by black china dogs and amongst them casts of Kemang Wa Lehulere's aunt's hands are placed around the installation, representing different letters of the sign language alphabet. The work reflects upon the impact of the apartheid regime on the country's school system but also the violence of the past that still makes it hard to talk about. Kudos to Göteborg's Konsthall for their work with this delectable exhibition.
Teresa Solar, El tiempo de las lombrices, Galeria Joan Prats
7. Teresa Solar, El tiempo de las lombrices (Time of worms, or the infinite powers of the subsoil), Galeria Joan Prats, September 15 - November 20, Barcelona
During this year's edition of Barcelona Gallery Weekend we had the opportunity as a whole team to view Teresa Solar's second solo show at Galeria Joan Prats. The magnificent sculptural piece Tuneladora (2021)
which consist of a pair of navy blue to white resin fins, extending from what seems like a pile of grey ceramic mud, takes center stage on the gallery floor. At the core of her latest works are the ceramic sculptural figures Hermafroditas (Hermaphrodites, 2021) which in way resemble oyster shells. The material of choice evokes nature's raw materiality and lie in stark contrast to the bold fluorescent monochrome coating of the sculptures cavities which rather bring to mind a more industrial quality likening material used at construction sites. These are otherworldly amorphic creatures waking up, reaching up to the surface. Are they extra-terrestrial or sub-terrestrial? As the sculptural works' title implies that they are in defiance of any form of determination and thus unencumbered in their freedom, they possess to assume any shape or form.
Sissel Tolaas, RE________, Aastrup Fearnley, Oslo. Photo: Christian Oen
6. Sissel Tolaas, RE________, Aastrup Fearnley, August 10 – December 30, Oslo
A highlight towards the very end of the year and possibly the most original art experience, extending to sensory triggers beyond the usual was prominent Norwegian Berlin-based artist and smell researcher Sissel Tolaas's solo exhibition at Aastrup Fearnley, counting as her most extensive presentation to date. We've been fascinated with Sissel Tolaas for quite a few years and the exhibition alone would have been worth the visit to Oslo. The bar was set pretty high already by the entrance when given a sample bottle of "the fragrance of money" instead of an ordinary paper entrance ticket. A+ for apt details. Inside on two levels; understated visual elegance and divine smells from scent blocks resting on podiums made to approach, as well as diffusing from a large scaffolding-like process installation alluding to Chemistry class. Refreshingly sparse in terms of artworks, allowing the few works to command the vast space and to really be engaged with. When you see as many exhibitions as we do annually, it's rare to see something that really feels unique and stands out from most else, like this. Smell and fragrance are underrated and underrepresented notions in art. If that didn't occur before, it certainly did while and after.
Katharina Grosse: Chill Seeping from the Walls Gets Between Us (exhibition view), 2021/ Photo: HAM/Hanna Kukorelli
5. Katharina Grosse, Chill Sleeping from the Walls Gets Between Us, HAM, June 8 – January 23, Helsinki
Coinciding in time with the inaugural Helsinki Biennial on the Vallisaari island, in which Katharina Grosse was a "headlining" name, was this larger-than-life exhibition of Katharina Grosse. While not at all a retrospective, it bore the same capacity of one in so far effectively demonstrating the honed craft of an artist and her own distinctive visual language as a painter and exploration of the potentialities of the painting medium. Two branches of work were presented; a labyrinth-like installation of monumental photograph-printed fabrics in HAM's northern hall; a study relating to the aftermath and residues of the process and making of actual physical painting. The other in HAM's southern hall was an immersive spatial display of reportedly over a thousand metres of painted cloth draping from the ceiling and extending down over the floors. Something to get lost in, and something to physically become a part of through movement, with ever changing visual perspectives at hand. It was glorious and for a moment in time, nothing else mattered.
Felix Gonzalez-Torres: The Politics of Relation, MACBA. Photo: Miquel Coll
4. Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Felix Gonzalez-Torres: The Politics of Relation, MACBA, March 26 – September 19, Barcelona
Let's be direct; entering the major retrospective of the late and ever so relevant Cuban American Felix Gonzalez-Torres at MACBA was a jaw-dropping moment already from the outset and following the prior anticipation. A long-standing favourite of the team, this was the first time being able to sink into large numbers of works at once, beyond key works repeatedly seen in institutional settings, and many also for the first time in person, not even seen before on images. Generously spread across several of the aerial rooms on the upper level of MACBA, the show was a strong reminder of Felix Gonzales-Torres's seminal capacity as an artist; his conceptually-driven practice marked by its generosity towards its audience and community and the often mere ingenious simplicity it takes for his work to hit at the core. While displaying most of the iconic works such as Untitled (Perfect Lovers), consisting of two identical synchronized wall clocks installed side by side or the allegorical stacks of lollipops and wrapped candy for visitors to take, it's the less known works that were the greatest takeaways from the show. A retrospective the way you always wish them to be; extensive, familiar yet unfailingly surprising, ultimately pushing your rapport with and understanding of the artistry in new ways.
Daniela Ortiz: The Rebellion of the Roots, 2021. Installation view Kölnischer Kunstverein, 2021. Courtesy: Collection AkzoNobel Art Foundation. Photo: Mareike Tocha
3. Daniela Ortiz, Nurtured by the defeat of the colonizers our seeds will raise, Koelnischer Kunstverein, October 13 2021– January 30 2022, Cologne
Peruvian-born Daniela Ortiz's solo brought thought to how to sometimes best disseminate pivotal but complex discourses and narratives; i.e. by lowering the threshold of their reception through form that instantly pulls you in and lets you engage at once. Humour sometimes is key in this regard which Daniel Ortiz appears well-aware of when extensively presenting anti-racist and anti-colonial visual stories using children's books aesthetics. Take her work, The ABCs of Racist Europe, the pages of which were on view and is an actual book created to educate children in order to denounce racist conditions in the world. In pages based on illustration and collages, M is for Mediterranean and declares how The Mediterranean is a sea where white European middle class enjoys their holidays while in the same sea more than 50 000 migrant people have died or disappeared. Furthermore, P is for police protect and makes according to the artist for the privileges of white people with European passports. Daniela Ortiz's confronting power holders responsible for institutional and structural racism and bringing light to various colonialisms that persist still in present day truly is as much never-ending fun as it genuinely is enlightening. The agreeably sparsely installed exhibition space presented textile puppet-like sculptures as well, in line with Daniela Ortiz's alleged interest of steering away from the usual aesthetics of Eurocentric conceptual art.
Anne Imhof, Sex, 2021, x-rummet, SMK, Courtesy kunstneren og Galerie Buchholz, Berlin/Køln/New York; Sprüth Magers. Photo: Frida Gregersen
2. Anne Imhof, Sex, x-rummet, SMK, April 12 – August 29, Copenhagen
Suffice it to say, Anne Imhof's carte blanche exhibition Natures mortes at our favourite Palais de Tokyo in Paris appeared as t h a t exhibition this year that by at all cost should really have been seen, and regretfully it wasn't. However, her film-based exhibition at SMK in Copenhaagen offers a lot of solace still and was deeply satisfying. Presented inside x-rummet; SMK's experimental venue for contemporary art, at 3,5 hours' length, SEX presented as Anne Imhof's first major film and the fourth chapter of the serial work SEX. Essentially the film derives from mediated footage of the first chapter in the shape of the SEX performance that was carried out at Tate Modern in 2019, extended with a sound score, co-signed Anne Imhof's frequent collaborators Eliza Douglas and Billy Bultheel. In terms of optics, you know what to expect from Anne Imhof and her cast but this sort of core-shaking art experience that hypnotically keeps you on the edge, making hours feel like minutes is rare. The density of sound in relation to space had you feeling like you were meant to follow that inner urge to get up on your feet and join in, in some sort of impromptu choreography of your own in front of that massive screen, aroused in the senses, Pied Piper of Hamelin-style. It felt profound and the fact that video snippets of the exhibition have been "revisited" over and over again on the Iphone afterwards this fall, and continuously rendering a prolonged sense of satisfaction must be a testament of Anne Imhof's command over her audience.
1. All hail a brilliant double bill:
Naeem Mohaiemen, Jole Dobe Na, February 20 – September 5 Zenib Sedira, Standing Here Wondering Which Way To Go, June 19 - October 24 Bildmuseet, Umeå
Naeem Mohaiemen, from the exhibition Jole Dobe Na. Courtesy of the artist and Bildmuseet.
Zenib Sedira, Standing Here Wondering Which Way To Go. Courtesy of the artist and Bildmuseet. Photo: Mikael Lundgren
These were two exhibitions we were almost not about to see. The panic that dawned upon us the moment we realized Bildmuseet, a world class university campus museum in the north of Sweden, was closed during our short visit this summer... But we've never been very shy with pulling strings while travelling, when needed to, to see good art. Having followed the museum programme from afar and applauded many of the curatorial choices made in recent time, the double bill on view exceeded all our expectations. If Naeem Mohaiemen's solo exhibition with the very poetic title in Bengali Jole Dobe Na (Those who don't drown) brought attention to the history of Bangladesh by way of photographic archives, artefacts and collective memory, French-Algerian London-based Zenib Sedira's elaborate Standing Here Wondering Which Way to Go in a similar fashion shed light on crucial historical events in her parents' native Algeria. While the two exhibitions were quite different in form; Naeem Mohaiemen's visually austere and Zenib Sedira's warm and very inviting with an impressive 1:1 replica of her own London living room as the centerpiece, both were equally eye-opening. In both instances, there were overlooked histories that don't make part of mainstream and commonplace discourse and which really resonated with us on a personal level as diasporic children.
Ashik Zaman, Koshik Zaman & Corina Wahlin


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Indian Restaurants in Tempe, AZ
Nicole Crawford, Leaf Group
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Tempe, Arizona, is located southeast of Phoenix, and has a wide variety of attractions and activities such as the Tempe Center for the Arts and the Tempe History Museum. The city is also home to Arizona State University's oldest campus, which contributes to the city's vibrant and progressive community. Tempe provides a wide range of dining experiences, including several authentic Indian restaurants.
The Dhaba
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The Royal Taj is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner and features a lunch buffet daily. The Royal Taj also has a catering service. The menu is quite extensive. Appetizers include vegetable and meat samosas and chicken and vegetable pakora. Traditional soups such as Mallig Kawny lentil soup and coconut soup are also served. Chef specials include Lamb Fraizee, Chicken Karahi and Karahi Aloo Palak for vegetarians. Other entree categories are Tandoori dishes, curries, masalas, korma, vindaloo, meat saags and biryani. Complete dinner options are also available, which include appetizers, entrees, side dishes such as raita and rice, dessert and tea or coffee.
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Nicole Crawford is a NASM-certified personal trainer, doula and pre/post-natal fitness specialist. She is studying to be a nutrition coach and RYT 200 yoga teacher. Nicole contributes regularly at Breaking Muscle and has also written for "Paleo Magazine," The Bump and Fit Bottomed Mamas.
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