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ART REVIEW; The Modern Looks at Artists Looking at Museums
By ROBERTA SMITH
Published: March 12, 1999
Of all the love-hate relationships that roil the art world, none is more fraught or more stimulating than that between artists and museums. This makes perfect sense, since the two occupy opposite ends of the art world food chain.
Artists make art; museums select some of that art for their collections, where it is preserved, elevated and, most of all, displayed. Once on view, it offers other artists inspiration, helping them unlock their own talents, which brings the food chain full circle.
The artist-museum relationship could be called capitalist, a case of supply and demand, with the consumer (the museum) causing pain and competition among the producers (the artists). It could be called Oedipal, with the museum as a parental authority whose ordering, judgmental nature is anathema to the rebellious sensibilities of artists, even though they crave its approval. Or it could be seen as micro versus macro: artists are individuals and museums are institutions, but they are driven by a similar passion for the accumulation, enjoyment and perpetuation of art. The similarities and differences create a perfectly balanced mutual fascination.
Whatever it's called, this connection powers ''Museum as Muse: Artists Reflect,'' a remarkable exhibition that opens on Sunday at the Museum of Modern Art. Organized by Kynaston McShine, the longtime senior curator in the department of painting and sculpture, it examines the many ways that artists, mostly in the 20th century, have seen the museum as the subject, rather than simply the destination, of their art.
This tendency has been on the rise since the advent of Conceptual Art, when artists became more aware and critical of the complex context -- ethical, social, economic -- surrounding art. But the show also includes a handful of works from previous centuries, suggesting that the fascination predates modernism. Its 62 artists range from Roger Fenton (the 19th-century photographer) to Marcel Duchamp and Joseph Cornell, to Hans Haacke, Ed Ruscha, Sherrie Levine and Fred Wilson. Janet Cardiff, a young Canadian artist, has created the show's amusingly disorienting audio guide, which takes the viewer into the Modern's permanent collection and beyond.
Although it is stronger in big ideas than in profound visual experiences, ''Museum as Muse'' is an unusually coherent, well-orchestrated theme show that transcends typical theme-show fare (as in the cow, nude or machine in art). Part of its power lies in the simple fact that, to paraphrase Frank Stella, what you see is where you see it. Its contents and its context are one.
Including painting, video, printed brochure and installation art, the show's 182 works mix media with a freedom that's unusual for the Modern, while veering pleasantly between the arcane and the accessible, the beautiful and the thought-provoking, the celebratory and the critical. The totality examines the museum from every angle, as a public place, as an accumulator and classifier of knowledge (natural history museums are also touched on), as a colonizer of cultures (so are ethnographic ones), as an exclusive social club and as a big business with products of its own.
Almost in passing, interrelated smaller themes are encompassed. The show offers an unusually comprehensible outline of the development of Conceptual Art, with its emphasis on language and photography and its influences on subsequent generations. It reflects how photography especially has metastasized throughout the art of the last 30 years. And, of course, by definition it also considers one of 20th-century art's biggest ideas: the site-specific work of art. This is, after all, an exhibition of art about art museums in the world's pre-eminent museum of modern art. For contemporary artists, a site can't be much richer with possibility.
This is nowhere clearer than in the works, like Ms. Cardiff's audio guide, that Mr. McShine commissioned specially for the show. The results are impressive, not least because they show the Modern being very flexible, uncharacteristically so, some would say. The museum clearly bent the furthest for a piece by the California Conceptualist Michael Asher: a brochure listing, as accurately as records permit, every work of painting and sculpture that the Modern has ever deaccessioned. Attached to one of the benches toward the end of the exhibition, it makes fascinating reading and is also available in the Modern's bookstore without charge (but with a museum ticket stub).
The French artist Daniel Buren, famous for reducing art to bright stripes that he applies to all kinds of surfaces, has been allowed to put his stripes not in the show proper but upstairs in the permanent collection galleries. To be precise, they appear on two walls that usually hold four paintings by Giorgio de Chirico. Meanwhile, the de Chirico paintings are on view in Mr. McShine's exhibition, where they provide an encounter as pleasantly surprising as Mr. Buren's walls of stripes upstairs.
And Mr. Wilson was given free rein in the Modern's photo archive, emerging with ''Art in Our Time,'' a wall of images that evoke the museum as a bastion of the rich and white. The central image shows the museum ''opened up,'' after a fire in 1958, with the windows of its famous stairwell knocked out by firefighters. It is typical of the exhibition that Mr. Wilson's work faces a more traditional arrangement, photographs of museum openings by Garry Winogrand and Larry Fink, which also don't always flatter the powers that be.


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Race day saw the biggest crowd since 2009 head to Indianapolis Motor Speedway, though in a facility this vast, anything less than a quarter of a million fans is going to look empty, and all 67,000 were treated to some genuine racing spectacle.
An upside down Moto3 race, where those bold enough to gamble on slicks were duly rewarded; an old-fashioned Moto2 dogfight, where a group of evenly matched riders brawled from start to finish; and a pair of exceptionally tense duels in MotoGP, with championship positions raising the stakes even further.
The race of the day? Hard to say. All three had their own appeal. Rain and a drying track made Moto3 a weird contest, with massive gaps between the leaders, and yet still strangely exciting, because of the potential effects on the championship.
Moto2 harked back to the halcyon days of Márquez, Iannone, and Espargaro, and reminded us of why we used to love the class. And MotoGP was more about tension than straight up excitement, brains kept busy calculating the ramifications for the championship as the front four swapped positions.
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Nice Hotel on Lido Beach
This was a very nice hotel right on Lido Beach. The hotel was clean and the staff was very friendly. We ate breakfast at the restaurant on two mornings and the food was good and the wait staff was very quick. The two pools are very nice and the main pool was huge. We had a room near the pool on the first floor but it did not get very noisy so this ended up being a good location. The maids left lots of soap, shampoo and lotion even if we did not need it yet. They also leave you chocolate mints every day. The room was clean and looked like it had recently been done over with fresh paint and fixtures. The TV was big and new and had digital cable. The room also had a small refrigerator and coffee pot. There is a big closet with a safe and plenty of vanity space. I had read some reviews that this property was getting old and there was mold in the rooms but we did not find this to be the case. They must be upgrading the property in order to stay competitive with the new Radisson and the Ritz they are building right next door. We had a very enjoyable time and would stay there again.
Grubby but its only a place to sleep
We arrived about 7pm 26 December 04 and the desk staff in reception said we had been upgraded to a Gulf View room when in fact we had already paid for this as our paper work showed!
Our room was 266 opposite the lift doors so avoid 265 and 266 and those rooms on the other levels. I guess 165, 166, 365, 366 etc.. as its noisey outside your door.
The first thing we noticed was the how grubby the rooms looked.
Carpets, low ceilings and dicoloured peeling artex, made the room feel gloomy.
When I asked if we could move I was very put down by the night time reception manager who said the were no other rooms availble for sometime.
He could only offer was sorry. He made no attempt to make a note of our request.
In the following days people were turning up without prior bookings and getting rooms?
Anyway the beach was great the weather was great, Dolphins swam 50yards off the beach every day. Loads of shells to collect. Eat at a different restuarant every night at St. Armands Circle.
We would go again but may look at other accomodation on the same road.
It's a bargain!!!
Nice pool area and, of course, you're right on the beach which is cleaned very early in the morning every morning. Get an Ocean Front room on the top (fourth) floor for the sunsets. We' re from the Northeast and love the prospect of palm trees, warm weather, and being on the beach in April. And for a bargain!!! You'll pay 30% more down the road at the Radisson. While the Helmsley Hotel is older than most (the screen doors have aluminum louvers); it's not really all that noticeable. Breakfast if fine; nice outdoor patio and inside area as well. Can't talk about the dinner menu; we like go out to restaurants in the area for dinner. Very close to St. Almonds Circle. Nice area to jog and walk too. Closeby to the Theatres and everything else. This will be our third year back!
There were pros and cons....
Agree with one of the other reviews that the bar staff was VERY gruff!
Got the feeling they didn't want to work at all. They actually complained LOUDLY about having to make blender drinks. Not my problem..
that's part of their job! Desk staff was fine. Rates were good, and room was "ok". Stains on the ottaman which was gross. Didn't like sharing a balcony with another room, but view was nice. Beach was awesome.. long, wide and they rake up the yuck so it was very clean.
Pool got a little wild at 9pm with college kids removing items of clothing. Funny, no staff complained about that, but as a mom with 3 kids there, it offended me.
Hated it
The room was only okay, it backed onto the carpark. As a couple we would have preferred a room with a king size not two doubles in it.
When I asked if we could move I was very rudely put down by the reception manager. The Thanksgiving dinner was awful, the barstaff gruff, the restaurant staff behaved like automatons. We would never stay there again. Absolutely dreadful.
Did not like...
Gross mauve carpet, the kind you are afraid to walk on barefoot. Room was just plain blah, dirty, mildew in bathroom. Very disappointed for a Helmsley chain. Would never go again. In fact, we left a day early is was so bad.
This was our first time in Florida and we picked a winner. The room was very comfortable - ok it was a little shabby in places but we didn't go there for the decor! The staff were cheerful and helpful and the facilities good. The area was very quiet which for us, was perfect, a middle aged couple wanting a week of peace! But the nights were a little boring once the sun had gone down - we were in bed at 10 each night! Next year we intend bringing our 15 year old with us but sadly will not be staying at the Sandcastle for this very reason! The live entertainment was a single man with a keyboard which isn't really what I would call entertainment. The food was somewhat expensive which is probably why the restaurant was almost empty each night. Having said that, it was probably out of season being the end of September so this could be an unfair comment. Overall, our stay was wonderful and we really did not want to go home.
Great Experience
Totally great stay. The entire staff was so polite and helpful. I would recommend this hotel to anyone of my family or friends. I will return again.
A good holiday in the sun
I have been staying at the Helmsley Sandcastle Hotel every year for the last 10 years, and it is the friendliness of the staff, the beautiful location, safe environment and facilities which brings my family and I back each year. Coming from the Uk it is important that the hotel is clean and welcoming and that there are plenty of things to do around the area. The hotel has 2 pools, plus numerous childrens activities to keep them occupied, plus having a large ocean frontage with the warm gulf it is the perfect location for any holiday, and i truly recommend it.
Can't recommend
When I arrived at the hotel they were doing construction on one of the pools. I thought I should have been informed of this. The noise went on all day long. Also, they charge if you use one of their chairs at the beach and they charge for the cabana as well. I thought this was unfare since I was a guest at the hotel! Why charge your guests! My hotel room was not that clean and it was very old looking. I will not stay here again.
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Jesse T. Zapata, Ph.D., has been at UTSA since 1976. He has held a number of administrative positions at the university in addition to being a full professor with tenure in the Department of Counseling. In 1994, he was appointed the first Associate Provost and then Vice Provost for the UTSA Downtown Campus. While serving as Vice Provost for the Downtown Campus, he also held the position as the first dean of the College of Public Policy from 2000-2007. In 2014, he assumed responsibility for the Office of Academic and Faculty Support in addition to his role overseeing the delivery of programs and services from academic, business, and student affairs at the Downtown Campus.
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Wrap the tuna in dampened banana leaves or wet gunny sacks.
Place in a pit of hot stones, cover with ashes a foot deep, then place a layer of earth 6 inches deep over the ashes.
After about 6 hours, build a fire of oak charcoal on top of the pit and let it burn down for about 3 hours.
Combine the sauce ingredients and simmer for about 10 minutes, stirring constantly.
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Calories 667 Calories from Fat 299
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 34 g51.7%
Saturated Fat 6.1 g30.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 95.8 mg31.9%
Sodium 583.5 mg24.3%
Total Carbohydrates 15 g5.1%
Dietary Fiber 0.21 g0.84%
Sugars 13.6 g
Protein 60 g119.2%
Vitamin A 117.1% Vitamin C 9.7%
Calcium 4.8% Iron 21.3%
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A few thoughts re: "anti-camping ordinance"
Tonight is the City Commission meeting! See our previous posts for where and when, as well as a chance to read the "anti-camping" ordinance. First, we'd like to thank everyone … Continue reading
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Anti-Camping Draft: Making homelessness illegal–?
We heard rumors that the City of Gainesville is in the process of drafting an "anti-camping ordinance" in an effort that seems to outlaw homelessness. We heard that those found … Continue reading
Election 2014: Issue, Wage Theft.
The Alachua County Wage Theft Task Force strongly condemns the practice of wage theft by Representative Keith Perry's business and his pro-wage theft voting record. The Alachua County Community has … Continue reading
Last Home Bout of 2014–SATURDAY
The Gainesville Roller Rebels (GRR) will play Tallahassee Capital Punishment Saturday, October 4, 2014. It is the final home bout of GRR's 2014 season. The match will take place at the … Continue reading
Making Grace Succeed
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"The Art of Space Travel" by Nina Allan is a science fiction novelette. In 2047, a first manned mission to Mars ended in tragedy. Thirty years later, a second expedition is preparing to launch. As housekeeper of the hotel where two of the astronauts will give their final press statements, Emily finds the mission intruding upon her thoughts more and more. Emily's mother, Moolie, has a message to give her, but Moolie's memories are fading. As the astronauts' visit draws closer, the unearthing of a more personal history is about to alter Emily's world forever.
9-Year-Old Fan Writes Letter to Alan Moore Calling Him "Best Author in Human History"
Pleasing fans can be a trying task for any writer, but not if you're Alan Moore and said fan is a precocious young man named Joshua.
Can Charlie Stross, Seanan McGuire, and John Scalzi Save Us From a World Where Tea is Bad?
Anyone up for a Tor Author Voltron? Twitter-user Dan Bailey suggested that Charlie Stross (author of The Laundry Files and The Merchant Prince series) and John Scalzi (of Redshirts, Lock In, and Old Man's War fame) should join forces for a work of epic SFF proportions. As these things often do, the idea quickly expanded, with more fans chiming in story ideas, and a third author being pulled into the fray…
Finally Revealed: The Secret History of Twin Peaks
Welcome back to the world of Twin Peaks.
From Mark Frost, co-creator of the landmark series, the story millions of fans have been waiting to get their hands on for 25 long years.
The Secret History of Twin Peaks, publishing October 18th from Flatiron Books, is a vastly layered, wide-ranging history that deepens the mysteries of the iconic town in ways that will thrill disciples of the original series, and will prepare fans for the upcoming Showtime series like nothing else out there. It's a publication that's been under wraps for years, so get the very first look at its pages below!
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Bera the One-Headed Troll
Bera doesn't ask for much in life. She's a solitary, humble troll, tending her island pumpkin patch in cheerful isolation. She isn't looking for any trouble.
But when trouble comes to find her, it comes in spades. A human baby has arrived in the realm of the trolls, and nobody knows where it came from, but Bera seems to be the only person who doesn't want it dead. There's nothing to it but to return the adorable little thing to its parents.
Like it or not, Bera's gone and found herself a quest.
From noted picture book illustrator and graphic novelist Eric Orchard comes Bera the One-Headed Troll, a delightful new fantasy adventure with all the sweetness, spookiness, and satisfaction of your favorite childhood bedtime story—available August 2nd from First Second!
Please Don't Send in the Clowns: Thomas Ligotti's "The Last Feast of Harlequin"
Welcome back to the Lovecraft reread, in which two modern Mythos writers get girl cooties all over old Howard's sandbox, from those who inspired him to those who were inspired in turn.
Today we're looking at Thomas Ligotti's "The Last Feast of Harlequin," first published in the April 1990 issue of Fantasy and Science Fiction. You can find it in the Cthulhu 2000 anthology, among other places. Spoilers ahead.
["When he swept his arm around to indicate some common term on the blackboard behind him, one felt he was presenting nothing less than an item of fantastic qualities and secret value."]
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So. Let's Talk About The Killing Joke.
DC's animated feature based on Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's classic story has hit both theaters and digital video. When it premiered at San Diego Comic Con this past week, fan reaction was… tense to say the least, and apparently culminated with screenwriter Brian Azzarello using a decidedly gendered slur to insult a reporter who expressed his issues with the film vocally in a room full of people.
Talking about this film, this story, is rough. It's rough because it commands a lot of questions on multiple levels of the creative process. It's rough because it deals with sexual violence and brutality, and what it means to make money off of stories that heavily feature those themes. It's rough because this project involved many beloved creators and talent, and it's hard to speak ill of people whose work you love and respect.
But we have to talk about The Killing Joke. Because we have to work through the shockwaves that this film has already prompted, and question the wisdom of this particular enterprise at a point in time when its legacy has never been more highly contested.
Midnight in Karachi Returns with an Exclusive Interview with Margaret Atwood!
It's been a couple of months of radio silence from my end, with some major life changes and relocations included but I'm pleased to report that Midnight in Karachi will officially return on August 4th with a very special interview of a writer who has been a personal hero of mine for years. I first read her seminal novel when I was 17, and it's been a love affair since then. I never thought I'd ever have the chance to speak with her, but when she wont a Kitschies award earlier this year, director Glen Mehn put in a request with her people for my podcast and amazingly, she agreed.
This left me wondering, how does one address Margaret Atwood? I asked her over Twitter, and she said Aunty Peggy would be just fine, but you'll notice I avoid addressing her by name anyway. Maybe we can get to Aunty Peggy levels of familiarity a few interviews down the line. In case you're wondering, Margaret Atwood is just as sharp, funny and charming as you'd want your literary hero to be. I may have gushed off air a bit, but that remains mercifully off the record.
Other guests who'll be appearing on Midnight in Karachi for August are Malka Older, Laura Lam, Sami Shah and Victoria Schwab! In the meantime, please enjoy this "Where to Begin" piece from October 2015, which offers some suggestions for places to dive into the amazing worlds of Margaret Atwood. Jump right in, and then please join us Thursday August 4th on the Midnight in Karachi podcast to hear from Atwood herself!
[Here are some suggestions for where to start with Margaret Atwood…]
Testing the Waters: What to Do When You Don't Like Anything
In this ongoing series, we ask SF/F authors to describe a specialty in their lives that has nothing (or very little) to do with writing. Join us as we discover what draws authors to their various hobbies, how they fit into their daily lives, and how and they inform the author's literary identity!
When I first learned about the "And Related Subjects" series, it threw me for a loop. Actually, it was less of a loop and more of a downward spiral, because that's what happens when you realize you have no passions. In thirty-three years on this earth, I didn't manage to develop even a hobby, unless you count games that begin with the words "Candy Crush."
But the more I read about fantastic authors who also go mountain-climbing or fencing or compose actual music, the farther I went into panic-shame-depression mode. I've spent the last decade of my life writing books, building a writing career (these are two different things, by the way), and raising kids. I don't have a lot of free time, and when I do have a night off, I dust off my film degree and take it to the movies, usually with my husband in tow.
The Art of Space Travel
"The Art of Space Travel" by Nina Allan is a science fiction novelette. In 2047, a first manned mission to Mars ended in tragedy. Thirty years later, a second expedition is preparing to launch. As housekeeper of the hotel where two of the astronauts will give their final press statements, Emily finds the mission intruding upon her thoughts more and more. Emily's mother, Moolie, has a message to give her, but Moolie's memories are fading. As the astronauts' visit draws closer, the unearthing of a more personal history is about to alter Emily's world forever.
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Fan Art is the Friendliest, Most Welcoming Fan Art
Twitterer and MSTie Rich Jensen has created what may be the single greatest greeting card the Great State of Minnesota will ever receive! He doesn't just include the stately capitol building (in St. Paul), nor yet the lovely state flower (the Cypripedium acaule – known as the pink lady's slipper or moccasin flower), but instead goes for broke and includes the entire cast of last month's Rifftrax/MST3K/Cinematic Titanic/Mads reunion.
Anybody want to go on a roadtrip? We can stop at the Dells!
Rereading Kage Baker's Company Series: Sky Coyote, Chapters 31-35
Welcome back to the Kage Baker Company Series Reread! In today's post, we'll cover the final five chapters of Sky Coyote and the elusive "Memorandum from Dr. Zeus, Incorporated" coda found in the Avon Eos edition of the novel. I'll also include a quick rundown of some short stories set between the end of this novel and the start of Mendoza in Hollywood.
As always, you can find a list of all previous posts in the reread on our handy-dandy index page. And also as always, beware spoilers, because this reread discusses events and plot lines from the entire series.
And with that we're off to Humashup, sadly for the last time…
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Why Max Gladstone's Craft Sequence is So. Damn. Powerful.
It's a typical morning, as typical as they come. You wake up and shower, listening to your favorite shock jockey blab on the air. You make a cup of coffee and read the paper, all the while keeping an eye on the clock. You hail a cab, and despite the intense traffic, you manage to make your way to work and even manage to impress your boss.
Except that in this world, your shock jockey is a rogue elemental riding the airwaves, spreading gossip. Your cab could be a riderless carriage that touts you around the bustling streets, or possibly a giant dragonfly like creature, whose legs wrap around your body and fly you to work. Your office is probably a giant glass pyramid, fitting into the city like a perfect puzzle piece. And your boss? Yeah, he's an immortal sorcerer whose constant tampering with the forces of the universe has caused his flesh to fall away, and remain in this life as a skeleton in a business suit, a Deathless King.
Welcome to the Craft Sequence. You're going to want to pick your jaw up off the floor if you expect to get any respect around here, kid.
Tor.com Acquires a New Laundry Files Novel by Charles Stross!
We're thrilled to announce the acquisition of The Delirium Brief, a new Laundry Files novel by Charles Stross! The series explores the workings of the Laundry, a secret British agency responsible for keeping dark inter-dimensional entities from destroying the cosmos and, not incidentally, the human race. The Nightmare Stacks, the latest installment in the Laundry Files (read a review here), came out this June, and Tor.com Publishing, in partnership with Tor Books, is delighted to be the new home of this beloved series!
Stross has long been a part of the Tor.com Publishing family: his free Tor.com story "Equoid" won the 2014 Hugo for Best Novella, and you can find other Laundry Files stories available as Tor.com originals here. The Delirium Brief will be traditionally distributed to bookstores near you.
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The Temeraire Reread: League of Dragons
Hello, everyone! Welcome back to the Temeraire Reread, in which I recap and review Naomi Novik's Temeraire series, one novel a week. We conclude the reread this week with a spoiler discussion of the ninth and final volume, League of Dragons. You can catch up on past posts at the reread index (plus my non-spoiler review of this book), or check out Tor.com's other posts about Naomi Novik's works through her tag.
I'm so excited that I don't have to pretend that I haven't read League any more! (I have been so good, y'all. Not a single hint anywhere!) So gear up for spoilers for the entire series, and let's begin!


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The main reason so many people expect Spain to beat Germany in Wednesday's World Cup semifinal is that the Spaniards seem to typify one of the bedrock tenets of soccer: Those who score, win. While Spain is feared for its lethal goal-scoring ability, Germany is thought of as a carefully tuned defensive machine.
The trouble with that analysis: It's not really defensible—and it hasn't been for some time.
So far in the World Cup the Germans have scored 2.6 goals per match, the best ratio for any team. Moreover, Germany has scored four goals in three separate games, which is one more than every other instance in the tournament.
"They have surprised everyone, especially the 82 million people in their country," said German legend Franz Beckenbauer, who both captained and coached Die Mannschaft to world championships. "They never played like this before."
For anyone who has followed the German team of late, this isn't a big surprise. In Germany's 10 major international matches before this World Cup, it averaged the same 2.6 goals per game that it has averaged during the tournament. Of the other round-of-16 World Cup teams, only England (3.4) and Spain (2.8) scored more prolifically pre-tournament than they did in the World Cup.
By keeping its goal output consistent, Germany is also following the pattern of Italy in 2006. That eventual champion entered that tournament averaging 1.7 goals in its previous 10 matches and maintained the exact same production during the Cup.
So if the Germans are suddenly a model of consistent and artful scoring, what about the Spaniards? As it turns out, Spain has been carrying a faulty label, too. Spain, which has averaged 1.2 goals per World Cup game, is the only one of the four semifinal teams that dramatically fell below its pre-tournament scoring average. The Netherlands' scoring only dropped 5%, for instance, and Uruguay's actually jumped 27%.
And when it comes to defense, Spain and Germany are even—which is to say, marvelous. They have three shutouts and each has allowed a lone goal in two other matches. Both the FIFA and Elo soccer rankings have them close, too, with Spain ranking second in both and Germany at sixth and fourth, respectively.
The biggest difference comes in offensive parity, where Germany has the Spaniards topped. Though they've used a similar number of players (Germany 21 and Spain 22), the Germans' 13 scores have come from six players. Spain, meanwhile, might as well be David Villa and 21 sidekicks. Andres Iniesta's one goal is the one of Spain's six not scored by Mr. Villa.
It's little wonder Spanish coach Vicente del Bosque has adopted as his post-game mantra: "We didn't play very well tonight."
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Carly Simon is not only a talented/multi-awardee singer but a very prolific songwriter as well. My first Carly Simon album was "The Best Of Carly Simon" which features her first solo hit "That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be. I bought "Torch" in an album format when it first came out in the 80's and upgraded it to a CD just a few years back. It has a fabulous collection of tear-jerking torch songs that only Carly can deliver passionately and coming from the heart, such as, "Body and Soul," "I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good," "Spring Is Here," and "I Get Along Without You Very Well." It also includes her very own composition, "From The Heart" (about the break-up of her marriage with JT).
Guests include two of the finest musicians in the jazz scene, David Sanborn and Lee Ritenour (whom I've watched performed at the Universal Amphitheatre in the 90's). This is Carly's first attempt to record standards and she did a great job! Her powerful and husky voice that's distinctively her own makes her style so unique.
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I was tuned in to Jazz station 94.7 The Wave, and "Moondance" was playing. I said to myself, "Oh my what a voice! It couldn't be Harry Connick, Jr, couldn't be Michael Feinstein, couldn't be Bobby Caldwell, definitely not Frank Sinatra or Mel Torme! Who is this singer?" After the song, the DJ said ... "You just heard "Moondance" by Michael Buble.... pronounced as (Boo-blay) from the CD Michael Buble......" I never heard of him! I ordered the CD from Amazon.com and found myself not only listening to it but singing along as well.
Great selection of songs from the initial song "Fever", followed by one of my favorites, "Moondance" (makes you sing along & snap your fingers). Listening to the slower ones, "Kissing A Fool," "The Way You Look Tonight," "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine," and ""Put Your Head On My Shoulder" makes you want to fall in love again! His renditions of "Come Fly With Me," "For Once In My Life" and "Summer Wind" are almost like the legendary Francis Albert Sinatra's style. "For Once In My Life" and "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart" are equally mesmerizing. If you're in the mood for dancing and swinging and want to be cool and hip, then dance to the tune of "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" (I like the refrain ... there goes my baby.....she knows how to rock & roll, she drives me crazy). Likewise with "Sway" where you can dance and "Cha-Cha-Cha."
"That's All," the last tract, is one of my all-time favorites. Hopefully, it's not "that's all" for this young and promising new singer. He deserves a pat on the back. Congratulations Mr. Michael Buble!
This CD is superb and a nice addition to anyone's collection.
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"It's such a joy to sing these songs." ~ Rod Stewart ~
"Rod had an innate feeling for the material and a passion for the standards." ~ Richard Perry ~
I must admit that I only became a fan of Rod the Fab (a title I coined - Rod as the Fabulous interpreter of the Great American Songbook) when he recorded the standards from the GAS, although there were occasional hits he sung that really appeal to me like "Reason To Believe," "I Don't Want To Talk About It" and "You're In My Heart." And now I'm a forty-something fan! I grew up listening to these songs. My father was a music lover and had the most extensive collection of albums, tapes and CDs. I learned to appreciate the standards at an early age. And as someone who grew up with the standards playing over and over at our musical household as sang by Sinatra, Fitzgerald, Cole, Vaughan, Martin, Como, Bennett, Clooney, Day, London, Stafford, among many others, I totally welcome and embrace new interpretations by contemporary artists done in splendid and loveliest settings and recordings. So when I heard Rod Stewart singing "It Had To Be You" on the radio, I thought that I must have that CD. On my way home from work, I stopped by Tower Records to get me a copy and found myself listening to it over and over again.
I salute Rod Stewart and his producers, Richard Perry, Clive Davis and Phil Ramone for coming up with this romantic CD, he should have done it earlier! Who would ever think that one day the rocker will record this kind of music? Lo and behold, he did and passed with flying colors and ultimately proved his versatility and not to mention his love and respect for these eternal standards. According to him, "it's such a joy to sing these songs." Mr. Stewart and Mr. Davis worked very closely together in selecting its repertoire. They hope to accomplish bringing these ageless songs that constitute the Great American Songbook to millions of people all over the world.
My highlights:
"They Can't Take That Away From Me" - a great Gershwin & Gershwin classic first recorded in 1939. An old song but to my ears it's "forever young." It's never out of date. This is one of the most memorable songs to me.
"The Way You Look Tonight" - an unforgettable gem from Kern & Fields that has a special spot in my heart. A very important person in my life once told me that this is his song for me and me alone. (Sigh! The door is still open).
"These Foolish Things" - a charmer penned by Jack Strachey & Holt Marvell. "Those stumbling words that told you what my heart meant. . . Oh how the ghost of you clings . . . these foolish things remind me of you."
"The Very Thought of You" - Ray Noble's most famous ditty that Mr. Stewart performed so marvelously. "I see your face in every flower . . . your eyes in the stars above."
"That Old Feeling" - a Sammy Fain & Lew Brown song. Also known as one of Sinatra's signature songs. "There'll be no new romance for me . . . it's foolish to start . . . for that old, old feeling is still in my heart."
"You Go To My Head" - Haven Gillespie & J. Fred Coots' jewel sung in a very relaxed atmosphere. "Like a summer with a thousand Julys, you intoxicate my soul with your eyes."
"That's All" - a great song by Bob Haymes & Alan Brandt sung in a very meaningful and sincere fashion. "And the only heart I own for you and you alone."
"I'll Be Seeing You" - A Sammy Fain & Irving Kahal gorgeous standard. "I'll be seeing you in every lovely summer's day, in everything's that's light and gay, I'll always think of you that way."
"We'll Be Together Again" - a beautiful and uplifting song composed by Carl Fischer & Frankie Lane.
"Some day, some way
We'll both have a lifetime before us
For parting is never goodbye
We'll be together again."
Volume II will be released soon and I already pre-ordered a copy for me! It would have been nice if he will record some of the loveliest songs of all time such as "Moonlight Serenade," "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You," "My One & Only Love," "The Look Of Love," "Come Rain Or Come Shine," "Night And Day," and "Stardust" to name a few.... Volume III coming up?
Bravo Rod Stewart!!
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