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The story starts in the beautifully appointed room occupied by a lady of leisure. Slowly — very slowly — she is rolling up her silvery stockings and tying them, just above the knees, with a pink ribbon. Is she aware, you wonder, that you and me are spying on her, staring up her skirts and salivating over every square inch of the shimmering silk and taffeta of her and her companion's dress?
Even the staunchest of rednecks would be seduced by the luxury and indulgence of the life of the Rich and Famous of 18th century Paris, so you, enlightened readers and listeners of this program, prepare to be enamored as well. Going through the new exhibition at the Getty Center, dedicated to Life and Luxury of the Parisian elite, it is difficult to refrain from wanting to touch the diamonds and gilded bronze, cool marble and polished wood of hundreds of exquisite art objects borrowed for this exhibition from dozens of museums around the world.
There are paintings and drawings depicting the daily routines of the French aristocracy, permitting us a privileged glance at the rituals of their activities in the morning, daytime and evening. There are sumptuously illustrated books they read, as well as an intricately decorated harpsichord and ornate microscope, hinting at their various interests. And, boy, how about this amazing, princely bed with a canopy hanging 14 feet above the floor? Just imagine a properly dressed host or hostess reclining there in late morning or early afternoon while going through the intricate ritual of receiving and greeting visitors.
There is only one qualm I have about this thoroughly researched and well-organized exhibition and that is that it's too scholarly, too restrained in its design and presentation. It's as if the curators subconsciously resisted the very idea of Luxury, which, ironically, is precisely the subject of the whole exhibition. Paging through the generously illustrated catalog, we see many of these artifacts photographed inside period rooms with beautiful silk on the walls and Aubusson rugs on the floors. But here, in the exhibition, these same objects are mostly presented in a rather isolated fashion. For example, the rare 18th century silver toilette set definitely doesn't look its best against the white enamel surface of a display cabinet. Why not show it against a richly decorated and period-appropriate fabric from the museum's textile collection? And what about this slightly off-putting presentation of the beautiful dresses on mannequins with what looks like chopped-off heads?
If you want the experience of full immersion into the guilty pleasures of the private lives of Parisian elite, pathetically unaware of the Revolution looming on the horizon, you need to go across the plaza to one of the Getty pavilions with its permanent exhibition devoted to French art.
Last week, I was talking about another museum exhibition here in L.A., Art in the Streets at MOCA, with galleries bursting at their seams with the dangerous energy of urban city life. Now, with the Getty's new exhibition, we Angelenos have the chance to experience both extremes, the way Russians in the countryside, during the winter, love to sit in the steam room and then, still naked, run outside and jump into freezing water. Here in L.A., with these two exhibitions, you can do the same: first, get hot with Art in the Streets and then run across town to the Getty for the much cooler experience of Life and Luxury in 18th century Paris. But please remember, you are not in the Russian countryside anymore, so running naked is not an option.
Paris: Life & Luxury
April 26–August 7, 2011
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MOCA's Geffen Contemporary, Los Angeles
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Ickyketseddie wrote:Game 11850158 goes to the Regiment.
ianphull wrote:game [Game]11949590 [/Game] to 1RFG
2012-11-22 18:21:47 - nolefan5311: lol...gg...the only thing i can figure, to be able to do what you did after round 4, is that neither of you lost a single roll the entire game
2012-11-22 23:50:10 - ianphull: If you look at the log we did nothave great dice 1st few rds! took BB a while to get both bonus! however i did have great dice last rd
2012-11-23 00:11:08 - mviola: you're fucking kidding yourselves if you think you didnt get good dice
2012-11-23 00:11:26 - mviola: i'll just stay that straight up
2012-11-23 00:14:29 - ianphull: i just said i had great dice one round read the log! if we had great dice 1st 2rnds then we both have both bonus's
2012-11-23 01:14:54 - ianphull: gg thanks
2012-11-23 01:21:30 - mviola: f*ck off
2012-11-23 01:22:12 - ianphull: lol gocry you little child
2012-11-23 01:25:02 - ianphull: shame its not going to last a bit longer would of been great to see you cry somemore!
2012-11-23 01:25:47 - ianphull: 20 going on 10 i think -:)
2012-11-23 01:35:12 - mviola: Oh, word? I honestly could not give a f*ck what you think.
2012-11-23 01:35:48 - mviola: My favorite part about this is that you think you actually won die to skill, and not dice.
2012-11-23 01:36:35 - mviola: So in conclusion, you're delusional and f*ck off
Looks like the pressure is getting to some of them!
ianphull wrote:IcePack
i did not post the 1st bit so what, i was not hiding anything if i was i would not of I would of just posted what he said! In fact the rest of the chat just shows him up even more of a child!
At least nolefan5311 could say gg and take the loss.
I suggest you have words with your players about using that kind of language, Im getting fed up of this at the moment people seem to think its ok to use bad language on here just because they lose!
Id like to see him tell me to F### off to my face!
I was joking about the pressure getting to him hence the lol
IcePack wrote:Like i said, these games have been good so far. Lets just fight it out in games and see who wins. I agree, nolefan had the better reaction but regardless stirring the pot wont help you clear CC of profanity
ianphull wrote:One more thing IcePack
Why dont you show the full chat??? you missed to posts off! I wounder why?
2012-11-19 00:10:55 - Baby-Bjorn: GL Guys
2012-11-19 23:11:06 - ianphull: hi gl
Its not a CC rule or even a Clan war rule to say hi and wish the other plays gl but i try to be polite and do it in all my games! yes i sometimes forget but if you are going to pull someone up for not posting full chat then make sure you don't do it yourself!
ianphull wrote:I dont want to fall out with you over this but in the past few weeks ive been told to F off, go F### myself and my kids, been told someone is going to F### my Kids been told to F...ing die and much more!
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It's a small shipment, meant for health care and emergency medical workers because of their risk of exposure to the virus and subsequent exposure to patients. It's a weakened live virus vaccine in the form of nasal spray, and can only be used on healthy people in a certain age range. Pretty specific.
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That means many medical caregivers won't be able to use that vaccination, said Dr. Linda Van Etta, an infectious disease specialist and epidemiologist for St. Luke's hospital.
"A third of the physicians in the state are over age 50," she said, but it's the vaccine that was ready first.
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When will the injectable vaccine arrive?
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Both she and Burke agree it could be in Minnesota this month.
Since there are so many priority groups, how will you know it's your turn?
Announcements will come from the Minnesota Department of Health.
Priority groups include pregnant women, people who live with or care for children younger than six months, heath-care workers, people between the ages of six months and 24 years old and people 25 through 64 with chronic disorders or compromised immune systems. Those older than 65 probably have some immunity from past exposure to similar viruses, Van Etta said.
Can you get seasonal and H1N1 vaccines at the same time?
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Why are pregnant women a priority group?
The immune system of the pregnant woman is weakened, Burke said, to allow the baby to grow. The first fatality from H1N1 in Minnesota was a pregnant woman. (There have been six H1N1 virus deaths in the state since spring; three in the past two weeks.) Van Etta said although pregnant women must wait for the injectable type of vaccine, antiviral medicine is available to them if they get the virus.
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For those younger than 10, two doses are needed.
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What kind of testing was done?
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The vaccine is being made by the same makers of the seasonal flu vaccine.
What do you say to people worried about Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a rare
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"Those worries are not well-founded," Burke said. "The H1N1 vaccine is being made by more modern vaccine technology, basically in the same way we've been making seasonal vaccine for a long time; different from the way the 1976 vaccine was made."
Should anyone skip the H1N1 vaccine?
Those who have an anaphylactic allergy to eggs should, since the virus — seasonal also — is raised in fertilized eggs. Also, those with history of Guillain-Barre Syndrome should discuss with physicians before getting the vaccine, along with those with fevers and past reactions to flu shots.
On side effects
Burke said side effects so far have been sore arms. Those who've never had a flu shot before may feel achy or have a slight fever. Side effects are similar to those for seasonal flu.
How do you reassure people the H1N1 vaccine is safe?
"We know the safety record of the seasonal vaccine," Burke said. "The vaccine is made by identical processes. We have every reason to believe that this has a similar safety profile."
Van Etta said it's believed to be safe, but more will be known after it's been given to more people. Hundreds of thousands need to have the vaccine to learn about different side effects, she said. About 159 million doses will be available in the U.S., or enough for a little more than half the country's population.
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Red Adair was an American oil well firefighter born on June 18, 1918, in Houston, Texas. In 1938, he worked his first oil-related job with the Otis Pressure Control Company, and during World War II he served in the 139th Bomb Disposal Squadron. In 1959, he formed Red Adair Company, Inc. which provided services to control oil well fires and blowouts. His company established modern-day effective Wild Well Control techniques. Adair's accomplishment gained notice,
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I quote Iron Maiden to prove a point to you ronin,Your Grandma learned about Hulk,Superman,Wonder Woman or Batman because they where on TV shows because even then comics where still something of niche.There was no Internet,no 100 million ad campaign,hell every house might not have had TV or cable.Today every house has cable and Internet ,most kids have a TV in their room or computer and even if they don't they cell phone or Mp3 player.
What is a bigger population group people 40-70 or people 6 to 30?
Does every Grandma know about comic book characters? No but the vast majority kids to teenagers know about comics characters even if they don't follow it they are flood with ads and media about them not to mention many of them watch the cartoons when they where young kids.
If they are 600,000 grandmas who know comic characters,then they are 1 million kids to young adults who know about the Avengers in some form due advertising in media heavy era.
I would make a bet if we could do the polls,I willing to bet that Superman and Wonderwoman are more know through a wider age range aka 6 to 70 but iron man and green lantern are more known to people 6 to 30 and high percentage something like 80% to 90% and since that higher populate group more popular know about those characters.
Grandma knowing does not mean much if almost every kid in the US in elementary knows about it and there is Avenger cartoon that every kid would come across at some point or avenger commercial that every kid would have seen at some point


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Jane Jeffries (Class of 2012, far left), Colette Maimone and Maggie Reitz (Class of 2014, back middle), Alexandra Walling (Class of 2012 front middle), and Chang Liu (Class of 2014, right) perform as Clytemnestra and the Furies reacting to Apollo's command to get out of his temple in Aeschylus' Eumenides. On May 3 and 4, 2010 King William Players performed two 20-minute segments of Aeschylus' Eumenides and Moliere's Tartuffe in the original Attic Greek and French.
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King William Players, St. John's College's theater troupe, is one of the college's most enduring clubs. Like all St. John's clubs, KWP is student-run. This allows the club to take on a diverse range of theatrical genres which reflect the changing interests of the Polity. Recent productions have ranged from classical selections, such as The Eumenides, Macbeth, and Tartuffe, to more modern works, including Duck Variations, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Urinetown the Musical. In addition to performing, student thespians are also welcome to write and direct plays. For example, KWP students wrote, directed, and performed the play, Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind, as well as the one-act musical, Red. Through KWP, students with a variety of interests have the opportunity to foster and hone their talents.
Unless otherwise noted, all plays take place in the Francis Scott Key Auditorium and are free and open to the public. The King William Players, the St. John's student theater troupe, presents two performances each semester.
Spring 2014 Performances
Friday, April 25, 2014 - King Lear at 8 p.m.
Bringing Great Works to Life
Gabriela Montequin (A15), 2013-2014 archon for the King William Players, talks with Paul Boonparlit (A14) about her plans for this year's theater season at the Annapolis campus and the value of performing Program works. The King William Players will perform A Door Made of Frosted Glass on December 6 and 7 at 8 p.m. in the Francis Scott Key Auditorium.
What's new this year for the King William Players?
GM: One of the plays that we are doing is written by a current student, Nino Benashvili (A16), which is something we haven't done in a while. A Door Made of Frosted Glass takes place in 2008 and is a coming-of-age story about a young man in the country of Georgia, where [Ms. Benashvili] is from.
Another upcoming production is Shakespeare's King Lear. Students are incredibly excited about this for many reasons. We started this production in June 2013 and will continue into April 2014, so we will have worked on this piece longer than any other production. We're planning to give [the play] a slightly more contemporary feel, and casting will be open to students as well as tutors. King Lear will open on April 25 at 8 p.m. in the Francis Scott Key Auditorium.
How does theater enhance a liberal arts education?
GM: I wrote my freshman essay on Aristophanes' Clouds, and I said in my oral that it's funny that we write about the play from the text, which isn't being performed. There's a reason that [the work] is a play. The motion and the chemistry between the characters is something that you can't just read from a book. When you're [performing] on stage you live [the work]. You have to connect what you're reading and what you're thinking to the actual actions. [With the King William Players] I like to direct and act in plays that are from the Program to see a side of that work that you would not normally experience in seminar.
How do you choose an interpretation or perspective for how you want a play to be performed?
GM: That's hard because like all art everything is subjective. There's going to be one director that comes out of King Lear and says "King Lear has to be like this" or a director or an actor that says "This is what I see" when discussing stage direction. As in seminar, when we're struggling with what's actually motivating the person or what is happening, I think it is the same way when [doing] a play; except it's even more drastic because people are really passionate about conveying what they see.
How can your experience with KWP help prepare you for life after St. John's?
GM: I grew up acting in plays, and now I want to see how I can make them better. Theater is something that I really want to do; however, I might go into something [career-wise] that involves management, which would be a different kind of fit. One of the reasons that I came to St. John's was because the college offers exploration into great works, and inspection into oneself.


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So, I'm Thinking About Changing My Avatar
Posted 11 October 2011 - 04:57 AM
Or maybe even something like that.
Posted 11 October 2011 - 06:34 AM
Or you could use a picture of a much bigger dong to cover the dong.If I had something more advanced than MS Paint, and some degree of talent, and patience, and an actual need to make it look good, I totally would have used Duffman and Brett in this:
Edit: I would have used Albert Pujols' face to cover the dong
Posted 11 October 2011 - 07:14 AM
I've been called a dick before.See, now you're just trying to set me up to use your picture as Adam's codpiece.
Posted 11 October 2011 - 08:03 AM
Funny you should say that. I wanted to go with a picture of me, my wife, and daughter (from Facebook), but the wife nixed it.That's totally a black and white version of your facebook profile picture isn't it.
It's actually a random picture of me standing next to the wife and daughter with Lake Michigan in the background. I did some cropping and some black and whiting (much to MG's chagrin).
Posted 11 October 2011 - 08:04 AM
Yeah. Unfortunately it wasn't always coming from the other side.I would be disappointed in anyone who has ever practiced law without being called a dick.
I've been called a dick before.
See, now you're just trying to set me up to use your picture as Adam's codpiece.
Posted 11 October 2011 - 05:36 PM
Come on now - it's my job. How could I not eventually use my actual picture? It's not about being taken seriously, it's about being taken as genuine.Well, I for one applaud the change. I take you SO much more seriously now.
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Wednesday March 11 The day shift began with Operations monitoring the Tevatron (TeV) store 6888 (117.17E30) and the Recycler stash (277.4E10), with the Antiproton Source stacking (16.9E10), with the Linac, Booster, and Main Injector (MI) operating normally, with the MiniBooNE and NuMI experiments taking beam, and with the Collider Detector at Fermilab (CDF) and D-Zero (D0) experiments using the colliding beams. A Booster expert began tuning and investigating bad beam positions at 8:40 AM. At 9:06 AM, two MI kickers (I:KPS4A and B) tripped off. They reset. At 9:24 AM, Operations reported that a Linac quadrupole power supply (L:QPS117) had made two setting jumps. An operator made adjustments for each of these jumps. At 10:14 AM, Operations reported more problems with L:QPS117. It was adjusted back to its normal setting. At 10:18 AM, a MiniBooNE vacuum pump (IP8667) tripped off. It reset. TeV experts began an end-of-store study around 11:02 AM. 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