With the completion of the West Building, one can see the entire museum park begin to take shape. The 164 acres are open to the publicfor jogging, bicycling, dog walking and Frisbee throwing, to be surebut also for contemplation of light and darkness inside Chris Drury’s “The Cloud Chamber for the Trees and Sky” and […]
David Fellerath
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Now, what next for the NCMA?
A proper movie theater? As magnificent an achievement as the expansion is, it’s a bit frustrating that none of the $72.3 million could be directed toward a movie screening facility worthy of a fine regional museum. What passes for a movie theater is actually a 272-seat lecture hall with no actual screen (movies are projected […]
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Redress Raleigh: Green isn’t just a color at tonight’s fashion show
Redress RaleighModels in action during last year’s Redress Raleigh show Green, sustainable fashion is so hot right now. But residents of the Triangle don’t have to jet to New York or Los Angeles to see it (which is good, since the goal is to reduce the carbon footprint). This weekend, they can head into downtown […]
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RailHawks player ratings vs. NSC Minnesota, 4/16/10
Triangle Offense’s RailHawks’ player ratings for Friday night’s loss to NSC Minnesota. Let us know your thoughts… GK Eric Reed – 6, He wasn’t called on often in the match, making three comfortable saves, but he didn’t put enough power behind a punch from an inswinging corner kick that led to the game’s only goal. […]
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Video highlights: Carolina RailHawks vs AC St. Louis 4/10/10
We’re running behind in lots of departments here, not just Triangle Offense. So, for those who haven’t seen the highlight reel from the RailHawks’ season-opening victory over AC St. Louis, here you go. Neil Morris’ match report is here.
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Julia Reichert and Steven Bognar: The Indy interview
Full FrameA scene from Ramin Bahrani’s Man Push Cart, shown at Full Frame as part of the curated series on work Indy contributor olufunke moses wrote a piece discussing the curated series of work-related films at Full Frame. Her story, in which she interviewed the filmmakers Julia Reichert and Steven Bognar, who programmed the 18 […]
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RailHawks player ratings vs. AC St. Louis, 4/10/10
Disagree? Let us know… Barbara — 9 (two opportunities brilliantly exploited; impressive technical ability; held up well with effective and creative distribution of ball; clearly a top-notch striker for this level)Gardner — 7 (effective all over the pitch; excellent work rate; created opportunities; had a goal disallowed)Paladini — 5 (seemed to struggle in a less […]
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Do it Again, Again: The full text of the Indy interview with Geoff Edgers
Full FrameZooey Deschanel charms Geoff Edgers in Do It Again Friday night at the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, Robert Patton-Spruill’s Do It Again: One Man’s Quest to Reunite the Kinks played to a packed Fletcher Hall. Patton-Spruill and his film’s titular character, longtime music reporter Geoff Edgers, took the stage afterward for questions. Edgers […]
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RailHawks sign Cory Elenio
Creative Commons Cory Elenio with the Columbus Crew Cory Elenio, a midfielder/forward who has been on trial for the Carolina RailHawks, has been signed. Elenio, who made a strong impression in an appearance last month against the Montreal Impact, is a native of Michigan and went to school at the University of Evansville before landing […]
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Winning error, Pt. 2
Dependable ErectionThe sign to the Duke Park neighborhood Durham’s friendly neighborhood blogger Barry Ragin (who, I should disclose, is a neighbor and friend of mine), isn’t feeling the town-gown love. In a fit of irrational exuberance, some Duke-besotted dolt defaced the welcome-to-the-hood sign that was erected thanks to $1,500 raised by the neighbors. (Not to […]
