A Q&A session with muppeteer Dave Goelz and Gonzo at YBCA which is hosting a series of muppet screenings and lectures. Also, The Dark Crystal: Presented by The Chronicle's parenting blog the Poop. Noon and 3 pm Saturday, 2 pm Sunday. Cerrito Speakeasy Theater, 10070 San Pablo Ave., El Cerrito. www.sfpoop.com. video by christopher t. fong / chronicle | 96hours
Jimmy Goelz spent nine years in professional baseball. He played for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Cleveland Indians, Florida Marlins, and Boston Red Sox. Jimmy currently runs Prospect Sports in Farmingdale NY where he and his staff give instruction to aspiring young baseball players. Jimmy is one of the best instructors out there ( I know, he taught me!) because he really had to work for every single inch of accomplishment that he attained in the game of baseball. Anyone who wants to overcome odds and do the impossible should listen very carefully to Jimmy and his wisdom.
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This industrial video by Dave Goelz was produced by Raychem corporation to demonstrate some products. Raychem paid $25000 for the production plus a fee to Dave Goelz. It was filmed at channel 7 studios in San Francisco. The video was made in 1974, before Dave Goelz was hired by Jim Henson to work full time for him. The video was written and directed by Stan Christensen, the puppeteer was Dave Goelz, and "Ray's Song" was written by Stan Christensen and performed by nightwings. Script consultants were Larry Hayes and Lynn Chapman (who hired Dave Goelz to make this video). This short movie was shown by Raychem at Cable TV trade shows around the country. Dave Goelz was often present at the showings with Ray. Here is information about "nightwings", who is listed as performing "Ray's Song", at Mark Bradlyn's webpage: pw2.netcom.com "Palo Alto 1974:1976 In 1974 I returned to California to pursue my musical goals. I had intended to head directly to Los Angeles again to see if I could make contact with some of my old musical friends, but instead I stopped over in the Bay Area and began singing and playing electric viola and violin in Palo Alto-based Nightwings, a progressive rock band founded by songwriter Michael Silversher. The make-up of the band varied, but at the time of this photo as well as Michael and myself the band included Chris Cheney - bass, Terry Hand - drums, Don Bott - Keyboards, and Ed Johnson - guitar. Shortly before the band split up, bassist Jay Turner joined <b>...</b>
O'Neill and Associates' Peter Goelz provides analysis of breaking news about the emergency landing of Qantas jet in Manila with CNN's Heidi Collins.
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On June 2, 2009, O'Neill and Associates' senior vice president Peter Goelz, former managing director of the National Transportation Safety Board, provided CNN with extensive analysis on the latest develepments regarding the loss of an AirFrance jet of the coast of Brazil.
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Take Shape For Life Health Coach Ron Goelz shares his journey at the 2011 Take Shape For Life National Convention.
June 13, 2011 Andrew Bennie (vocals) Joe Churilla (vocals) Ben Garner (bass) Rod Goelz (mandolin) Eric Churilla (drums)
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O'Neill and Associates' senior vice president Peter Goelz comments on President Bush's plan to improve Thanksgiving air travel in an interview on the CBS Evening News.
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Artist Dean Goelz is well known for his avian-influenced sculptures at the Williamsburg gallery Like the Spice, an amalgam of human-bird hybrids trapped in these strange bodies, reaching out for acceptance and love not unlike Jeff Goldblum in "The Fly." In the case of Escape From New York, he's taking a sledgehammer to the show's title and absolutely destroying me by truly getting each of its references. From the Wall Street fat cats who are "too big to fail," dictating the entire trajectory of the US economy, to the own references of escaping-- wanting to become someone else, somewhere else, and taking a literal leap from the rafters. Watch as Goelz and Lambert discuss their own appreciation of these very under-appreciated birds and his artistic process. A fine feathered friend indeed. For further info on the show, go to escapefromnewyork.tumblr.com.
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