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Helio Castroneves coming out of Turn 2 at the Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma.

Sunday News/Sports TV for 7/24/2022

Sunday News/Sports TV for 7/24/2022

- [ ] 5:00am: PGA: 3M Open (ESPNPLUS) - [ ] 5:55am: FORMULA 1: France Grand Prix (ESPN) - [ ] 6:00am: Good Morning Arizona (KTVK) - [ ] 6:00am: 2022 Senior Open Championship (GOLF) - [ ] 7:00am: Fareed Zakaria GPS (CNN) - [ ] 7:00am: The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart (MSNBC) - [ ] 7:30am: 2022 Tour de France (USA) - [ ] 8:00am: Reliable Sources with Brian Stelter (CNN) - [ ] 8:00am: 2022 Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (MLBN) - [ ] 8:30am: MLB Sunday Leadoff: Cubs at Phillies (PEACOCK) - [ ] 9:00am: Alex Witt Reports (MSNBC) - [ ] 9:00am: 2022 Senior Open Championship (NBC) - [ ] 9:00am: Golf Central Pregame (GOLF) - [ ] 10:00am: PGA: 3M Open (GOLF) - [ ] 10:00am: X Games 2022 (ABC) - [ ] 10:30am: MLB Mix (MLBEXTRAINNINGS) *DTV720 - [ ] 10:30am: MLB: Cardinals at Reds (BSMW) *DTV731 - [ ] 10:30am: MLB: Twins at Tigers (BSDET) *DTV730 - [ ] 11:00am: CNN Newsroom with Fredricka Whitfield (CNN) - [ ] 11:00am: Yasmin Vossoughian Reports (MSNBC) - [ ] 11:00am: MLB: Rockies at Brewers (BSWI) *DTV738 - [ ] 12:00pm: PGA: 3M Open (CBS) - [ ] 12:00pm: IndyCar Series Pre Race (NBC) - [ ] 12:30pm: DBacks Live Pregame (BSAZ) - [ ] 12:30pm: Hy-Vee Salute to Farmers 300 (NBC) - [ ] 1:00pm: CNN Newsroom with Jim Acosta (CNN) - [ ] 1:00pm: Symone (MSNBC) - [ ] 1:00pm: MLB: Nationals at DBacks (BSAZ) - [ ] 1:00pm: MLB: Giants at Dodgers (SPORTSNETLA) - [ ] 1:00pm: NHRA Drag Racing: DENSO Sonoma Nationals (FOX) - [ ] 2:00pm: PolitcsNation (MSNBC) - [ ] 2:30pm: IndyCar Sreies Post Race (NBC) - [ ] 3:00pm: CNN Newsroom with Pamela Brown (CNN) - [ ] 3:00pm: American Voices with Alicia Menendez (MSNBC) - [ ] 3:00pm: Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night Countdown (ESPN) - [ ] 4:00pm: MLB Sunday Night Baseball: Padres at Mets (ESPN) - [ ] 4:00pm: CFL: Toronto Argonauts at Saskatchewan Roughriders (ESPNNEWS) - [ ] 5:00pm: The Mehdi Hasan Show (MSNBC) - [ ] 5:00pm: Good Evening Arizona at 5pm (KTVK) - [ ] 5:30pm: Politics Unplugged (KTVK) - [ ] 6:00pm: Ayman (MSNBC) - [ ] 6:00pm: Good Evening Arizona at 6pm (KTVK) - [ ] 9:00pm: Arizona’s Family News at 9pm (KTVK)

NASCAR Street Race - My thoughts

So if you’ve been out of the loop, there have been rumblings in NASCAR about taking the Cup cars to the streets of a major city as far back as December of 2020.  The rumblings had talks of Chicago being the lead off to this experiment.

I made a huge case for Denver to get a race in a blog I put together on May 8th, 2021. (Ugh. 2021. Get me away from that year.)  If you missed that blog, I brought up the following. 1) Colorado’s love of sports 2) the star power of Colorado sports 3) Iconic sports venues, famous landmarks, and mountain backdrop

I did bring up some challenges that would come along with hosting a street race such as traffic, noise complaints, city could lose money, and the fact that Denver has the unique additional challenge of being 1 mile above sea level, making the thin air an extra challenge for the teams and drivers. But in that blog, I failed to point something out. Street racing really isn’t the best style of racing in the world when it comes to the top levels of racing... IMSA and IndyCar being the outliers as they have cars that are built to race on the streets. IndyCar races on the streets, while not always a thrilling race, provides good entertainment to be had and are really fun in person. I would know, I went to the 2011 Baltimore Grand Prix. NASCAR, on the other hand? We’re talking about a 1.5 ton stock car racing that is purpose built to be raced on tracks from the high banks of Daytona and Talladega to the tiny little short tracks of Bristol and Martinsville. NASCAR road course racing isn’t exactly the best nor is it that entertaining to watch a vast majority of the time. Looking at Sonoma in particular. Anyway, the rumblings have turned into a roar.  It was confirmed yesterday that the NASCAR Cup Series will indeed be racing on the streets of Chicago. Want me to be perfectly honest? I’m not thrilled. The more I think about it, the less enthusiastic I am. 

We got that street course race, yes. But Chicago? Really? You could’ve put a street race anywhere in the US (cough, cough, Denver, cough cough), hell, gone north of the US border to Toronto, south to Mexico City, and yet, you chose Chicago? Why? So you can chase a market that doesn’t care for the product? And that’s the only thing that has me not thrilled about it.  The track itself, tested on iRacing, doesn’t inspire any confidence in this race being any good at all.

Credit to NASCAR.com for this track image, but I want you guys to look at it.  There are 12 turns, and it looks like there will be absolutely no passing zones. Topping all that off, Road America, a race track that had long been wanting a Cup Series race, finally got it in 2021 on a major weekend, got it back in 2022, and are now losing it to... this. An attempt to chase the casual fans. To chase a market that probably doesn’t, and probably will never, care for NASCAR or racing in general. Road America had over 100,000 people show up to their 2021 and 2022 events and this is how they get treated? You give them the shaft due to TV ratings not matching up to every other race? Seriously? I can think of another track that should get the axe over Road America. Sure, the Road America race wasn’t all that great, but they made a case to keep their race date. And they lose it. At least cut Road America for a track that isn’t going to make you all look like you’re chasing the casual fans who don’t give a rip and a market that doesn’t care

Starting the first GT World Challenge America race of 2022 from pole, defending champion K-PAX Racing delivered a masterful performance by their N°1 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO to win at Sonoma Raceway CA.

Go Pro Grand Prix of Sonoma by Thomas Hawk

Join Tom Stahler and Edmund Jenks as they review the weekend's racing happenings from F1 -...

He was better known later as the chief of Oldsmobile, but GM manager John Rock first made his real mark at GMC, where he landed in 1982 after stints with Buick and Holden. GMC has always sat in Chevrolet’s shadow and by 1986-87, Rock was pushing to differentiate GMC from its sibling. That didn’t quite happen, but before Rock was transferred to Olds for an emergency rescue of the Rocket brand in 1992, his time at GMC culminated in a pair of absurd, unforgettable performance trucks. They were the GMC Syclone pickup, based on the S-15/Sonoma, and the Typhoon SUV, based on the S-15 Jimmy. Humble beginnings, maybe, but real rocket ships at the time. Originally, what became the Syclone was just a concept, one of three builds GMC showed off in 1989 - the others being the Kalahari (telegraphing the forthcoming 4-door S-15 Jimmy) and the far-out mid-engine Centaur, kind of pickup crossed with a Toyota Previa. The Centaur never went anywhere and the Kalahari became the =4-door Jimmy, but the Syclone (spelled with an S because Ford still had the rights to “Cyclone”) was something niche that Rock wanted to build for real. The concept was powered by a Buick Turbo 3.8, but to build a production version GMC created a 280-hp version of the Chevy/GMC LB4 4.3L V6 with a Mitsubishi-sourced turbo and 14lbs of intercooled boost. It used the AWD hardware from the GMC Safari minivan to put power to all four wheels via a 4-speed auto box. Because the S-15 was cheap to produce and the run relatively limited, Rock’s team could dress it up and set it up the way they wanted - it was lowered, given a body kit and graphics similar to the concept version, and turned loose. With ¼-mile times in the low 14s and a 0-60 figure of 4.3 seconds, it was a very fast vehicle for the day, and for a GMC a completely unexpected factory hot rod capable of seeing off a Ferrari 348 in the stoplight grand prix. The tradeoff was that it lost much of the S-15’s functionality, with only a 500-lb. payload rating. Syclone buyers didn’t care. Rarity was baked in, as the run was always planned to be 3,000 trucks. In fact 2,998 Syclones were built over about 7 months before the project came to an end. https://www.instagram.com/p/CH-vzJPFgBa/?igshid=lkpk7zh3n9yt

5 façons de ruiner votre planche à découper en bois

Construire une cuisine bien garnie et efficace est quelque chose qui prend du temps. Pour beaucoup d'entre nous, il existe des pièces d'équipement de cuisine spécifiques que nous remplaçons et améliorons à mesure que nous évoluons en tant que cuisinier. Si vous êtes prêt à échanger cette casserole à la main ou une planche à découper en plastique taché pour quelque chose de chic et de haute qualité, alors nous sommes là pour vous aider.

Connexes: 5 façons de ruiner votre planche à découper en bois

D'une rôtissoire digne d'une pièce maîtresse au mélangeur que tous les chefs ont dans leur cuisine, cet équipement haut de gamme vaut chaque centime. Ici, neuf ustensiles de cuisine éprouvés que tout cuisinier sérieux devrait posséder.

1. Four hollandais Staub Dutch Oven

COURTOISIE DE SUR LA TABLE Que ce soit un gros lot de soupe, une miche de pain sans pétrissage ou des cuisses de poulet braisées, un four hollandais peut être utilisé pour cuire à peu près n'importe quoi. Il existe de nombreuses marques qui fabriquent des casseroles émaillées en fonte (et à tous les niveaux de prix), mais Staub en fait l'une des meilleures. Ces magnifiques casseroles sont certainement un investissement, mais elles sont élégantes, incroyablement bien faites et dureront toute une vie. La taille de 7 pintes est assez grande pour gérer la plupart des travaux, mais elle ne prendra pas trop de place dans votre cuisine. (Vous ne savez toujours pas quelle taille de four hollandais acheter).

Cocotte ronde 4 pintes Staub, 365 $ (au lieu de 521 $) sur surlatable.com

2. Mélangeur professionnel Vitamix Blender

COURTOISIE D'AMAZON Si vous êtes un cuisinier sérieux qui fait beaucoup de soupes en purée, de sauces à partir de zéro ou qui aime un smoothie du matin, alors un Vitamix devrait être en haut de votre liste de souhaits. Il existe des options moins chères, mais un Vitamix fonctionne rapidement, efficacement et vous donne une consistance plus lisse que n'importe quel autre mélangeur. C’est la marque que la plupart des chefs américains utilisent dans leur cuisine domestique et professionnelle.

Mélangeur Explorian de qualité professionnelle Vitamix, 280 $ sur vitamix.com

3. Robot culinaire Robot culinaire 12 tasses Cuisinart

COURTOISIE D'AMAZON Vous vous demandez peut-être si vous avez besoin d'un mélangeur et d'un robot culinaire, mais ils sont utilisés pour des tâches très différentes. Un robot culinaire facilite la préparation d'un gros lot de farce ou de 5 croûtes à tarte. Il est préférable de l'utiliser pour accélérer tout projet que vous feriez avec un couteau. Ce modèle de 12 tasses bien construit de Cuisinart est exactement de la taille que vous souhaitez pour préparer le dîner de Thanksgiving pour vingt personnes, mais il a également un petit bol à insérer qui fonctionne lorsque vous voulez juste faire assez de pesto pour deux.

Robot culinaire Cuisinart Elite Collection 12 tasses, 185 $ (à l'origine 365 $) sur wayfair.com

4. Rôtissoire Rôtissoire Mauviel

COURTOISIE DE SUR LA TABLE Si vous êtes celui de votre famille qui accueille toujours Thanksgiving ou qui aime épater vos amis avec un rôti à couper le souffle, alors une rôtissoire de qualité est un must. Cette beauté en cuivre de la société familiale française Mauviel est sûre de devenir un héritage. Les parois épaisses en cuivre et en acier inoxydable répartissent la chaleur uniformément et permettent de l'utiliser sur n'importe quelle cuisinière ou dans le four. (Voir aussi: nos casseroles préférées).

Plat de cuisson en cuivre Mauviel, 300 $ sur surlatable.com

5. Planche à découper en bois Planche à découper en bois Boos Block

COURTOISIE DE SUR LA TABLE Chaque cuisine a besoin d'une planche à découper en bois robuste. Les blocs Boos sont lourds, durables et ont des poignées sur les côtés, ce qui les rend faciles à soulever. Avec le lavage des mains et un huilage occasionnel, ces planches dureront pour toujours. Ils sont également magnifiques sur un comptoir de cuisine et sont parfaits pour les gros fromages ou les tartinades de charcuterie. Petit conseil: lorsque vous choisissez une planche à découper, assurez-vous qu'elle tient dans votre évier!

Planche à découper réversible en noyer, 100 $ sur surlatable.com

6. Couteau de chef de 8 pouces Couteau Shun Hikari Chef

COURTOISIE DE WILLIAMS SONOMA Il n’y a pas d’outil plus essentiel qu’un bon couteau de chef et ça vaut votre argent d’investir dans un bon. Nous avons écrit à plusieurs reprises sur ce couteau de style japonais incroyablement tranchant de Shun, mais c'est parce qu'il est juste. Cette. Bien. Nous utilisons ce couteau dans nos cuisines à la maison et dans notre cuisine d'essai et il résiste à une utilisation rigoureuse. La lame en acier forgé conserve également son tranchant plus longtemps qu'une lame de style européen. Malgré sa durabilité, ce couteau nécessite un soin particulier. Assurez-vous de ne le laver qu'à la main et de l'aiguiser vous-même de temps en temps ou de le renvoyer pour le faire affûter professionnellement (Shun le fera même gratuitement).

Couteau de chef Shun Hikari 8 ", 200 $ (au lieu de 375 $) chez williams-sonoma.com

7. Batteur sur socle

BayCon 2017 Charity Auction (7/?)

Start Your Engines! We've got tickets to the GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma Verizon Indy Car Series at the Sonoma Raceway up for bidding at the BayCon 2017 Charity Auctions! www.sonomaraceway.com

All proceeds from this year’s charity auction will go to   Variety, the Children’s Charity of Northern California

Races I plan on watching in 2020 with who I am rooting for (edited to include all of Hailie Deegan’s ARCA races):

January 24: Michelin Pilot Challenge @ Daytona (#22 Ford Mustang GT4) January 25 & 26: 24 Hours of Daytona (#62 Ferrari 488 GTE Evo in GTLM and #19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo in GTD) February 2: Bathurst 12 Hours (No entry list) February 8: ARCA Menards Series @ Daytona (#4 Ford Fusion) February 23: 6 Hours of Circuit of the Americas (#51 Ferrari 488 GTE in LMGTE Pro and #86 Porsche 911 RSR in LMGTE Am) March 6: ARCA Menards Series @ ISM Raceway (#4 Ford Fusion) March 8: SRO GT4 and GT3 @ Circuit of the Americas (No entry list) March 15: Australian Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) March 15: SRO GT4 Streets of St. Petersburg (No entry list) March 19: Michelin Pilot Challenge @ Sebring (#22 Ford Mustang GT4) March 20: 1000 Miles of Sebring (#51 Ferrari 488 GTE in LMGTE Pro and #86 Porsche 911 RSR in LMGTE Am) March 21: 12 Hours of Sebring ( #19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) March 22: Bahrain Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) April 5: Vietnam Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) April 18: IMSA Long Beach (#19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) April 19: ARCA Menards Series @ Salem Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) April 19: SRO GT4 Long Beach (No entry list) April 19: SRO GT3 Monza (No entry list) April 19: Chinese Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) April 24: ARCA Menards Series @ Talladega (#4 Ford Fusion) April 25: 6 Hours of Spa (#51 Ferrari 488 GTE in LMGTE Pro and #86 Porsche 911 RSR in LMGTE Am) May 3: Netherlands Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) May 3: Michelin Pilot Challenge @ Mid-Ohio (#22 Ford Mustang GT4) May 3: IMSA Mid-Ohio (#19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) May 3: SRO GT3 Brands Hatch (No entry list) May 9: SRO GT4 @ Lime Rock (No entry list) May 10: Spanish Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) May 10: SRO GT3 Silverstone (No entry list) May 17: SRO GT4 and GT3 @ Canadian Tire Motorsports Park (No entry list) May 21: ARCA Menards Series @ Charlotte Motor Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) May 23 & 24: 24 Hours of Nürburgring Nordschleife (No entry list) May 24: Indianapolis 500 (No entry list) May 24: Monaco Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) May 29: ARCA Menards Series @ Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course (#4 Ford Fusion) May 30: IMSA Detroit ( #19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) May 30: Paul Ricard 1000km (No entry list) June 5: ARCA Menards Series @ Michigan International Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) June 7: SRO GT4 and GT3 @ VIRginia International Raceway (No entry list) June 7: Azerbaijan Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) June 13 & 14: 24 Hours of Le Mans (#51 Ferrari 488 GTE in LMGTE Pro and #86 Porsche 911 RSR in LMGTE Am) June 14: Canada Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) June 18: ARCA Menards Series @ Chicagoland Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) June 25: ARCA Menards Series @ Pocono Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) June 28: France Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) June 28: Michelin Pilot Challenge @ Watkins Glen (#22 Ford Mustang GT4) June 28: IMSA 6 Hours of the Glen (#19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) June 28: SRO GT3 @ Zandvoort (No entry list) July 3: ARCA Menards Series @ Lucas Oil Raceway (#4 Ford Fusion) July 5: Austria Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) July 5: Michelin Pilot Challenge @ Canadian Tire Motorsports Park (#22 Ford Mustang GT4) July 5: IMSA @ Canadian Tire Motorsports Park (#19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) July 5: SRO GT3 @ Misano (No entry list) July 11: ARCA Menards Series @ Elko Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) July 17: ARCA Menards Series @ Iowa Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) July 18: Michelin Pilot Challenge @ Lime Rock (#22 Ford Mustang GT4) July 18: IMSA Lime Rock (#19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) July 19: Great Britain Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) July 25 & 26: 24 Hours of Spa (No entry list) August 2: ARCA Menards Series @ WWT Raceway at Gateway (#4 Ford Fusion) August 2: Hungary Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) August 2: Michelin Pilot Challenge @ Road America (#22 Ford Mustang GT4) August 2: IMSA Road America (#19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) August 7: ARCA Menards Series @ Madison International Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) August 9: SRO GT4 and GT3 @ Sonoma (No entry list) August 14: ARCA Menards Series @ Watkins Glen (#4 Ford Fusion) August 23: Suzuka 10 Hours (No entry list) August 23: Michelin Pilot Challenge @ VIRginia International Raceway (#22 Ford Mustang GT4) August 23: IMSA VIRginia International Raceway (#19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) August 23: ARCA Menards Series @ Illinois State Fairgrounds (#4 Ford Fusion) August 30: Belgium Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) August 30: SRO GT4 and GT3 @ Road America (No entry list) September 5: 6 Hours of Silverstone (No entry list) September 5: ARCA Menards Series @ DuQuoin State Fairgrounds (#4 Ford Fusion) September 6: Italy Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) September 6: SRO GT3 Nürburgring (No entry list) September 13: Michelin Pilot Challenge @ Laguna Seca (#22 Ford Mustang GT4) September 13: IMSA Laguna Seca (#19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) September 17: ARCA Menards Series @ Bristol Motor Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) September 20: Singapore Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) September 20: SRO GT4 and GT3 @ Watkins Glen (No entry list) September 26: ARCA Menards Series @ Memphis International Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) September 27: Russia Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) September 27: SRO GT3 @ Hungaroring (No entry list) October 3: SRO GT4 @ Indianapolis (No entry list) October 4: Indianapolis 8 Hours (No entry list) October 4: 6 Hours of Monza (No entry list) October 10: Michelin Pilot Challenge @ Road Atlanta (#22 Ford Mustang GT4) October 10: IMSA Petit Le Mans (#19 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo) October 11: Japan Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) October 11: SRO GT3 @ Barcelona (No entry list) October 16: ARCA Menards Series @ Kansas Speedway (#4 Ford Fusion) October 25: United States Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) November 1: Mexico Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) November 1: 6 Hours of Fuji (No entry list) November 15: Brazil Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) November 21: Kyalami 9 Hour (No entry list) November 29: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (#5 Ferrari) December 5: 8 Hours of Bahrain (No entry list)

Short Documentary Video Runtime: 10 min Color & B/W, Stereo In 1954, an artist named Rex May created an iconic street sign for the city of San Francisco. Half a century later, his signs started to disappear. What began as a short film about design took on a life of its own and ended up changing a little piece of history. San Francisco Intl Film Fest 2018 - WORLD PREMIERE - Golden Gate Award Warsaw International Film Festival 2018 - INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE AFI Fest 2018 - Nominated for Short Film Grand Prix Tacoma Film Festival 2018 Flickers Rhode Island International Film Festival 2018 Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival 2018 Cinequest Film Festival 2019 Sonoma International Film Festival 2019 Selected by KQED’s Truly CA as part of Season 14, to be broadcast in August 2019 Directed by Bradley Smith & Tyler McPherron Written, Narrated and Illustrated by Alexander Barrett Produced by Bradley Smith, Jeremy Summer, Little Moving Pictures Director of Photography: Tyler McPherron Edited by Gregory Gheorgiu, Matthew O’Donnell, Tyler McPherron, Bradley Smith Composer: Jordan Lehning Colorist: Sean Wells Sound Mixing: Joel Raabe Dialogue Recorded & Edited by Tom Disher Gaffer: Luke Seerveld Assistant Editors: Caleb Stumpfl, Michael Pavoni Assistant Camera: Evan Henkel Production Assistants: Frank Frattini, Natalie Vall-Freed, Lemia Bodden, Matthew Nelson Archivist: Emily Bender SFMTA: Noel Laffey, Eddie Clark, Todd Vers, Candace Sue, Katy Guyon, Helen Lau SF Film Commission: Manijeh Fata Special Thanks: Chuck Little, The Family of Rex May, Lee Hastings, Susan Burdick, Kaz Tsuruta, Elliott Reid, Wendy Niles, David de la Torre, Sarah Klise, Bridget Watson Payne, The Mexican Museum, The Oakland Museum of California, Chronicle Books

Bucket Full of Memories, Theme Parks around the United States

I love going to theme parks so here is a list of all the theme parks from around the United States

Alabama Alabama Splash Adventure, Bessemer Southern Adventures, Huntsville Spring Park, Tuscumbia Waterville USA, Gulf Shores Alaska Roadrunner Amusement Park, Anchorage ArizonaEdit Castles N' Coasters, Phoenix Enchanted Island, Phoenix Funtasticks Family Fun Park, Tucson Golf n' Stuff, Tucson Golfland Sunsplash, Mesa Schnepf Farms, Queen Creek Wildlife World, Litchfield Park Arkansas Fast Lane Entertainment, Lowell Funland Amusement Park, North Little Rock Magic Springs and Crystal Falls, Hot Springs California Northern California Blackbeard's Family Entertainment Center, Fresno Boomers, Fresno Funderland, Sacramento Fun Town at Micke Grove, Lodi Gilroy Gardens, Gilroy Golfland, Castro Valley, Milpitas, Roseville, San Jose, and Sunnyvale Kiwanis Kiddieland, Merced Roseville Golfland Sunsplash, Roseville Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, Santa Cruz Scandia Amusements, Rohnert Park and Sacramento Sonoma TrainTown Railroad, Sonoma San Francisco California's Great America, Santa Clara Children's Fairyland, Oakland Happy Hollow Park and Zoo, San Jose Pixieland Amusement Park, Concord Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Vallejo Los Angeles Golf 'N' Stuff, Norwalk Mountasia Family Fun Center, Valencia Pacific Park, Santa Monica Six Flags Magic Mountain, Valencia SpeedZone Los Angeles Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal City Orange County Adventure City, Anaheim Boomers, Fountain Valley Disneyland Resort Disney California Adventure, Anaheim Disneyland, Anaheim Golfland, Anaheim Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park Riverside County Castle Park, Riverside San Bernardino County Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain, Big Bear Lake Boomers, Upland Fiesta Village Family Fun Park, Colton Scandia Amusement Park, Ontario and Victorville San Diego Belmont Park, San Diego Boomers, El Cajon Frasier's Frontier, El Cajon Legoland California, Carlsbad SeaWorld San Diego ColoradoEdit Elitch Gardens, Denver Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, Glenwood Springs Heritage Square, Golden Lakeside Amusement Park, Lakeside Mile High Flea Market, Henderson City Park, Pueblo Santa's Workshop, Cascade ConnecticutEdit Lake Compounce, Bristol Quassy Amusement Park, Middlebury Delaware Funland, Rehoboth Beach Jungle Jim's Adventure World, Rehoboth Beach Florida North Florida Adventure Landing, Jacksonville Beach Big Kahuna's, Destin Cobra Adventure Park, Panama City Beach Fast Eddies Fun Center, Pensacola Race City PCB, Panama City Beach Sam's Fun City & Sam's Surf City, Pensacola Shipwreck Island, Panama City Beach Wild Willy's Adventure Zone, Fort Walton Beach Central Florida Andretti Thrill Park, Melbourne Boardwalk Amusements, Daytona Beach Busch Gardens Tampa, Tampa Celebration Station, Clearwater Daytona Lagoon, Daytona Beach Dinosaur World, Plant City Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Merritt Island Legoland Florida, Winter Haven Weeki Wachee Springs, Weeki Wachee Greater Orlando Fun Spot America - Kissimmee, Kissimmee Fun Spot America - Orlando, Orlando Gatorland, Orlando Give Kids the World Village, Kissimmee Holy Land Experience, Orlando Magical Midway, Orlando Old Town, Kissimmee SeaWorld Orlando Discovery Cove, Orlando SeaWorld Orlando, Orlando Universal Orlando Universal Studios Florida, Orlando Universal's Islands of Adventure, Orlando Walt Disney World Disney's Animal Kingdom, Bay Lake Disney's Hollywood Studios, Bay Lake Epcot, Bay Lake Magic Kingdom, Bay Lake South Florida Kidstar Park, Port Charlotte Santa's Enchanted Forest, Miami Uncle Bernie's Amusement Park, Fort Lauderdale Zoomers Family Amusement Park, Fort Myers Beach Georgia Adventure Crossing, Augusta All American Fun Park, Albany Alpine Park, Helen Black Mountain Alpine Coaster, Helen Fun Spot Atlanta, Fayetteville Lake Winnepesaukah, Rossville Six Flags Over Georgia, Austell Wild Adventures, Valdosta Hawaii Maui Golf and Sports Park, Wailuku Sea Life Park Hawaii, Oahu IdahoEdit Silverwood Theme Park, Athol Wahooz Family Fun Zone, Meridian Yellowstone Bear World, Rexburg Illinois Donley's Wild West Town, Union Enchanted Castle, Lombard Go Bananas, Norridge Grady's Family Fun Park, Bloomington Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort, Utica Haunted Trails, Burbank and Joliet Knight's Action Park, Springfield Odyssey Fun World, Tinley Park Pirates Cove, Elk Grove Village Safari Land, Villa Park Santa's Village AZoosment Park, Dundee Six Flags Great America, Gurnee Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, Gurnee Indiana Team Combat, Tactical Laser Tag for Adults, Teens & 8-12 Year Olds, Hobart Holiday World & Splashin' Safari, Santa Claus Indiana Beach, Monticello Iowa Adventureland, Altoona Arnolds Park, Arnolds Park Lost Island Amusement Park, Waterloo Kansas All Star Adventures, Wichita Kiddieland, Pittsburg Kentucky Beech Bend Park, Bowling Green Kentucky Kingdom, Louisville Malibu Jack’s Indoor Theme Park, Lexington Louisiana Blue Bayou and Dixie Landin', Baton Rouge Carousel Gardens Amusement Park, New Orleans Celebration Station, Baton Rouge Maine Funtown Splashtown USA, Saco Palace 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Directores de la Escena Latinoamericana

Lorena Maza

Es una profesional de las artes escénicas, es directora, productora y traductora. Estudió la carrera de dirección en el Centro Universitario de Teatro de la UNAM, bajo la dirección de Ludwik Margules, su maestro y mentor. También realizó estudios de Literatura Dramática y Actuación en París, Francia, donde conoció a Tadeus Kantos ya Peter Brook. A sido alumna de grandes maestros como Héctor Mendoza, Luisa Josefina Hernández, Juan José Gurrola, Juan Tovar, Esther Seligson, entre otros.

Ha dirigido más de 50 obras de teatro, 5 óperas y 5 musicales y producido más de 90 eventos de artes escénicas.

Fundó dos escuelas de teatro junto con Ludwik Margules. Ha sido coordinadora académica de la CUT, directora de la Compañía Nacional de Teatro, del Teatro Helénico y de Teatro UNAM.

"El buen teatro se vende no esta peleado con vender boletos y la vocación de las instituciones es apoyar el teatro aunque no se vendan boletos"

"El teatro tiene que ser una experiencia vital para hacer contacto"

"Actualmente los actores son mucho co-creadores del espectáculo al tal grado que ahora están generando sus propios espectáculos, generando nuevos espacio con o sin director"

German Castillo

Egresado de la Ecuela Nacional de Arte Teatral (enat) del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (inba), obtuvo la especialización en Dirección Escénica. Ha desempeñado el cargo de director de Teatro Universitario en la Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (uap), en la Universidad Veracruzana (uv) y en la Facultad de Arquitectura de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (unam), donde participó en el seminario sobre Corrientes Renovadoras del Teatro Contemporáneo en el Centro Universitario Teatral (cut). Ha dirigido más de cincuenta obras dramáticas, tanto en la ciudad de México como en provincia; se ha presentado en giras teatrales en el extranjero. Ha colaborado en el suplemento “Sábado”, del periódico Unomásuno, y en Mester, Parva, Volantín y La Palabra y el Hombre. Ha sido director huésped de la Compañía Teatral de la uv y profesor de actuación en el inba, en el cut, en el Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (ccc), en la Casa del Lago y en la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras (ffyl) de la unam. De 1987 a 1988 fue director de Teatro del inba.

Germán Castillo, además de destacarse como director teatral de autores clásicos y contemporáneos, ha escrito poesía. En Paso común parte de una visión de sí mismo, de un recorrido individual que le da la posibilidad de comprender el mundo que le rodea. El erotismo, la ternura y la muerte son temas que emergen de su voz poética con frescura y sentido del humor.

"El placer del consumo estético, es esencial para que la obra exista, la obra no existe si no hay consumo, porque el consumo no es estar en las butacas, el consumo es experimentar este placer, que es la transformación de la persona, en cualquier medida"

"Lo que requiere un director es sabiduría y generosidad, para los que se van a ver"

Francisco Franco

Estudió Cinematografía en el Centro Universitario de Estudios Cinematográficos (CUEC-UNAM), Ciudad de México. Participó en el 5o Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia (FICM) con su ópera prima Quemar las naves (2007), que obtuvo el Premio del Público y el Premio AMC a Mejor Dirección de Fotografía en Largometraje Mexicano. Esta obra fue ganadora, además, del Prix Découverte de la Crítica Francesa en el 20o Encuentro Cinelatino de Toulouse, Francia; de los premios a Mejor Largometraje y Mejor Dirección en el Festival Internacional de Cine Latino de Long Island (LILIFF por sus siglas en inglés); del Premio del Público en el 26o Festival de Cine de Torino (TFF por sus siglas en inglés), Italia; del Ariel por Mejor Música Original para Alejandro Giacomán y Joselo Rángel en la 50a entrega de los premios Ariel, México; y del premio a Mejor Actriz para Irene Azuela en el 22o Napa Sonoma Wine Country Film Festival,Estados Unidos. Su segundo largometraje de ficción Tercera llamada (2012) obtuvo el Ariel a Mejor Guión Adaptado (en co-escritura con María René Prudencio) en la 56a entrega de los premios Ariel; Mejor Película en el 21o Festival de Cine Latino de San Diego (SDLFF por sus siglas en inglés); Mejor Edición para Mariana Rodríguez en el 35o Festival Internacional del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano, La Habana, Cuba; y Mejor Actriz (para todo el elenco femenino) y Premio del Público en el 28o Festival Internacional de Cine en Guadalajara (FICG), entre otros.

"Tu libertad creativa tiene que estar siempre por encima de cualquier proyecto, mientras esto sea respetado lo demás no establece una diferencia"

Rodrigo Johnson

Egresado de la carrera de Dirección del Centro Universitario de Teatro (CUT), Director Escénico, periodista, maestro y gestor cultural. Ha colaborado en las principales publicaciones del país. Entres sus montajes destacan "Lear" de W. Shakespeare, "Cartas a mamá" de David Olguín, ambas premisadas por la Asociación de Periodistas Teatrales, "Faustaff" y "The Makeup" de Diego Sosa estás últimas estrenadas en Londres, Reino Unido y en el Festival Internacional de Ediimburgo, Escocia, respectivamente.

Destaca su labor con grupos vulnerables en Islas Marías, zonas marginales en la ciudad de Guanajuato y grupos juveniles en León Guanajuato.

Actualmente imparte las materias de Teoría Dramática, Análisis de Texto y Lenguaje Teatral en Casa Azul, Argos Televisión.

"El verdadero oficio del director es el trabajo del actor"

K-PAX Racing leaves but a cloud of mist after piloting their N°1 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO through qualifying for the 2022 GT America Grand Prix of Sonoma.