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C.J. Spillman, the Cowboys defensive back named in connection with a September 20 sexual assault allegation in Grapevine, was accused of attempted rape in December 2013 while he was a member of the San Francisco 49ers. According to a Santa Clara, California, police report obtained by the New York D ... More >>
Unfair Park certainly hopes it isn't a mirage, that the Titans, Rams and Saints aren't just bad. We really want to believe that the Cowboys victories the last three weeks are a sign of positive things to come. But we've been down this road before. We've had our expectations soar, only to come crash ... More >>
In this week's Dallas Observer we profile 30 of the metro area's most interesting characters, with new portraits of each from local photographer Stanton Stephens. See the entire Dallas Observer People Issue here. "I'm going to play all 16." It was just a quote, the kind of nothing platitude DeMarc ... More >>
The question isn't if Cowboys' quarterback Tony Romo is going to play against the Washington Redskins Monday night. (He will.) It's who the heck is he gonna throw to? (Who knows?) With Miles Austin out (hamstring) and Dez Bryant iffy (thigh), the Cowboys are in danger of being lef ... More >>
That's why he keeps on hurting himself and his team.
In the wake of his infuriating, game-losing Texas two-stub Sunday night in New York, Cowboys' quarterback Tony Romo is in the middle of a familiar tug-o'-war. In this corner: Supporters who claim he's an elite player who simply, spectacularly goofed up trying to aggressively make ... More >>
Because it wouldn't be a newspaper football preview without piss-in-the-wind game predictions.
Day 132 of the NFL lockout is going to be the last. When the NFL Players Association's 11-man executive committee formally agrees to accept the owners' labor proposal this morning -- around 10 a.m. -- it will effectively end a boring, maddening off-season. As the league's approximate 1,900 ... More >>
Tyron Smith: The next Dallas Cowboy?The Cowboys need help at safety. Their 2010 pass defense was the worst in the 50-year history of the storied franchise and two culprits were Gerald Sensabaugh and Alan Ball. Problem: The Cowboys won't take a safety with the 9th pick in tonight's NFL Draf ... More >>
It's like knowing what you're getting for Christmas. Being able to shake the gift-wrapped present for confirmation. But then having to wait for what feels like forever to actually open it. It's the NFL schedule, this year the ultimate tease. With the lockout mired in mediation and the NFL Dra ... More >>
While in the midst of a lockout, the NFL owners and players these days can't even agree on what they disagree on. What to do for a football junkie? I know, let's have a March Madness-style tournament, the winner of which gets as his prize: The cover of the Madden 2012 video game. Wait, what? ... More >>
Enough of this asinine stuff about "best player available." What if, somehow, at No. 9 in April's NFL Draft that player happens to be a tight end? A weakside linebacker? A punter? Or, God and Tim Cowlishaw forbid, a quarterback? Under that premise, the Cowboys - 6-10 and desperate for help ... More >>
We heart you, free pizza.If your team's one of the 30 NFL teams down-and-out come February, you probably won't care who wins in the Super Bowl, so maybe you should start cheering for pizza instead. If Super Bowl XLV reaches overtime, you'll be a winner. Of course, the odds are stacked against ... More >>
How about a nice round of applause for Sam Merten? Nice job, Sam. Splendid actually. Thank you. And with that ... we now return to your regularly scheduled Sportatorium. 10. A year ago the Cowboys finished the regular season with a win over the Eagles. This year the Cowboys finished the regu ... More >>
Garrett Top. Unless of course, Jason Garrett pulls a Cliff Lee and spurns the metroplex. Make no mistake, the Dallas Cowboys' interim head coach is suddenly a hot commodity as other NFL teams' permanent head coach. In the wake of a 5-3 second half he has some real leverage now. How's th ... More >>
Patrick MichelsPerhaps you've heard: One week ago today, a real estate holdings company controlled by Stan Kroenke -- owner of the St. Louis Rams, Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche and husband of Wal-Mart heiress Ann Walton -- purchased the moonscape at Walnut Hill Lane and N. Central Express ... More >>
In his first NFL action in almost two years, Jon Kitna immediately served notice of one thing Monday night at Cowboys Stadium: When starting quarterback Tony Romo went down with a broken collar bone, the Cowboys' season swirled down the toilet with him. Kitna's stats don't look awful: 16 of ... More >>
Photos by Sam MertenAn eclectic mix of folks packed the Bill and Margot Winspear Opera House last night as a jaw-dropping group of former Dallas Cowboys players reminisced during the taping of Glory Days, a television pilot scheduled to debut January 30 on KTVT-Channel 11 prior to finding a n ... More >>
Somehow seven years ago I didn't forsee 5-star bars equipped with back-lit chandeliers and littered with HDTVs.Back in 2002 when I was at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram we first started getting wind that Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was toying with the idea of building a new stadium. "Ga ... More >>
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Zach Thomas. Unlike Brad Pitt in the movie, Zach didn't exactly grow younger as he got older. But boy did he grow sick and tired in a hurry. This is how it was supposed to work: After a successful, yet ultimately unfulfilling career in Miami, Zach Thomas retu ... More >>
Whether you're at the end of your rope or merely the end of your week, welcome to Whitt's End: *My summation of Thursday's dramatic plane crash/rescue in New York's Hudson River: It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman!! *Found it funny that, although the crash happened at 2:30, Larry Kin ... More >>
As you'll read in this week's dead-tree version of The Sportatorium, hitting newstands tomorrow, I think Wade Phillips should be fired. Immediately. No, actually, I think Jerry Jones should've walked down to the sideline in the third quarter of the Philadelphia debacle after Tony Romo unceremoniousl ... More >>
According to the Pro Bowl, Peyton Manning and Kurt Warner are the two best NFL quarterbacks of 2008. According to me, nonsense. Warner has the best receivers in the league and throws in the worst division in football. Manning was steady, but hardly spectacular. My rankings, which take into acco ... More >>
Tony Romo, all is forgiven. At least for a week. After one of the most Gawd-awful performances of his career - or, let's face it, any career - in Pittsburgh, the Cowboys' quarterback went out Sunday night and padded his legacy with a game straight from Hollywood. Aching back and nagging teammat ... More >>
Please, for the love of God, rescue us! You catch any of Steelers over Redskins last night? Weird. Could've sworn I saw Pittsburgh lose its starting quarterback to an injury, only to insert a backup who actually helped them win the game. I know. Crazy. By my count six backup quarterbac ... More >>
Hey, at least he's better than Brooks Bollinger. Or is he? Now that you're with me on Brad Johnson -- you are with me, right? – would you rather see Brooks Bollinger try to guide the Cowboys to a win, or at least a touchdown, Sunday in New York while trying to climb out of my rankings' cel ... More >>
What's the only thing less reliable than my picks? Wade Phillips' 3-4 defense. For a couple years now some smartass has been referring to Dallas' unit as "Dumbsday." Last week in coughing up 34 points to the Rams it was abysmal. And this week, despite Phillips taking over the defensive ... More >>
Let's hope this was the low point of the season. If not ... Fire everyone! Or, take a deep breath, heal some wounds, give a pep talk and – the only thing that'll really fix the Cowboys – play better. Look, yesterday in St. Louis was an unmitigated disaster. No way around it. The R ... More >>
Oh, so that's why he's stopped turning his frown upside down. Makes total sense. The good news: I think I got it figured out. The bad news: Tony Romo ain't real happy. Been sniffing around some Cowboys' sources this week to find out just why Romo's demeanor has taken such a dramatic ... More >>
This week's Top 5 clash: Romo v. Warner. Two observations from last weekend: Neither Sage Rosenfelds, nor Drew Brees, will ever climb to No. 1 in these rankings. Rosenfelds, because he's skittish enough to produce three turnovers on his team's final 10 snaps in a gut-wrenching, come-from ... More >>
Tony Romo's maturation trumps bruises and bumps during dazzling debut
From undrafted free agent to the cover of SI to the top of my rankings. Not bad, kid. Not bad at all. My first installment was such an, um, hit, that I decided, what the heck, let's make this is a weekly staple. Everyone loves quarterbacks. Sports geeks love rankings. I love criticism. It� ... More >>
Squint real hard and see the similarities. At long last, the '70s are back. Women are again wearing Halston. Television viewers are glued to CBS' hit Swingtown. Two movies founded on the old decade's staples of Star Wars and ABBA – The Clone Wars and Mamma Mia – were among last week ... More >>
We wouldn't pay $250 for a Fire Wade Phillips Web site. Because, then, where will Tracy Phillips go? Still trying to figure out how the Cowboys lost a playoff game despite limiting the Giants to only 56 yards in the second half. But let's put away the mirrors and get out our crystal ball. I think ... More >>
'Tis the season to thank those who helped stuff our stockings with Tony Romo
Despite Dallas' 5-1 start, the Phillips 3-4 has been stupefying
Because that's when we'll all be in Glendale, Arizona, watching the Cowboys win Super Bowl XLII. Right? While you're booking your reservations, a little perspective on Dallas' 4-0 start, punctuated by Sunday's 35-7 dismantling of the St. Louis Rams. The Cowboys haven't started a season ... More >>
Mystery date: Will he be a stud or a dud? Planned on posting this at sunrise, but my Parcells Party ran later than expected. And by "later than expected", I mean 3 tuna sandwiches, two bottles of bubbly and 2:37 a.m. Before moving on to coaching candidates, though, it dawned on me (granted it wa ... More >>
Cowboys' Jerry and Bill have deteriorated into comedy's Penn and Teller
Sports' smallest acts often come laced with giant implications
After three years of Tuna, it's time for a Leach
Cowboys icon Schramm left his mark on his team and those who knew him
Pete Hunter grew up in Atlantic City casinos, so he knows he's a long shot to make it in the NFL. Then why does he seem like a sure bet?
Welcome (again) to the Arena League, where Desperados are kind, giants are invisible and rock concerts turn into football games
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When is it right for brands to mourn? A reflective view from South Africa
As part of Marketing's Window on the World series, Lindani Mnyandu, general manager, marketing communication, for Nando's in South Africa, debates whether brands should participate in conversations that transcend the everyday.
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After a decidedly manic but ordinary day in December, filled with creative agency approvals and content strategies revisions, I decided to go to bed earlier than usual.
I found myself questioning whether a brand tribute to Mandela was the appropriate thing to do
Brands as ideals
The world mourned Steve Jobs as a representation of Apple - so surely brands can mourn Mandela as a representation of the ideals of freedom and equality
Brands as participants in social consciousness
Brands play a role as drivers of social change. Increasingly brands need to integrate themselves into consumer's lives and especially into their social realities in order to connect with consumers. Authentically.
Today we judge a brand largely by its ability to add meaning to life. That's why we celebrate brands that give us great experiences and have great social programmes. It's cool for us when brands participate in social consciousness issues – such as cancer awareness or be seen as giving a voice to the voiceless.
Surely the very same transformative impact of brands exists in the context of someone whose life was also about more than commercial interest?
Brands as enablers to conversations
Think: do you have the right to be part of the conversation?
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Trending: Thomas Page McBee's MAN ALIVE
When you get the pleasure of hearing Thomas McBee share from his history, you're kind of immediately.. smitten. Though based out of New York, you Bay Area babes are in luck because he's going to be in town in a big way in October.
Oh.. yeah.. and Radar totally snagged him for the 2015 Sister Spit Tour (lots and lots of details on that forthcoming, but mark your calendars for Mar-April 2015 in spots like Chicago, Arcata, New York, LA and lotslots more and we're still booking).
We're STOKED! THRILLED! And filled with the kind of joy that is typically only inspired by having a thousand tiny kittens crawling all over us that Thomas' new book MAN ALIVE: A True Story of Violence, Forgiveness and Becoming A Man is out in the world, available in print and exploding on the interwebs as we speak. Out from the City Lights/Sister Spit imprint, this book has already been described as "exquisitely written" by Jack Halberstam and a "sweet, tender hurt of a memoir" by Roxane Gay.
We want you to know all there is to know about this book and about Thomas and make the discussion around masculinity and identity accessible to EVERYone on the internets (just in case you happen to miss him while he's on tour with the book) so we curated a blog tour for MAN ALIVE.
Blog Tour Details:
Throughout October, Thomas and Man Alive will be featured on the following sites:
- October 3: Largehearted Boy
- October 7: HTML Giant
- October 9: RADAR Blog
- October 10: The Handsome Butch
- October 13: Schmutzie
- October 14: Lesbian Dad
- October 15: Fanzine
Click for details on the San Francisco and New York book release parties for Man Alive.
Some of the blog tour dates are still tentative. We'll post updates and links on the Radar Facebook page as well as Twitter. Follow us for updates about Radar events, the Sister Spit tour, and our favorite artists! Support the book by adding the hashtag #ManAliveMonth to your social media updates.
RADAR Helps You Out: More Ways To Procrastinate/Enjoy Beautiful Art From Home
How's that homework/stuff you're supposed to be doing for your job looking? You should really stop all that productivity and come watch RADAR's August reading series because it's now on YouTube! Don't worry, you've got the rest of the night to do work/school related things. This will only take about an hour, plus you get to feel some things that aren't task related panic.
Here's the thing about Jamie: she's amazing. Make yourself a cup of tea, bust out that old foot bath thing you never use and have yourself some bliss listening to her words.
Finish that tea before you commence this video, because Kate is so funny you will definitely pee it out. Also includes sporadic feels.
Do you have any idea what a tintype portrait is? Neither did I. But they're fascinating and so is Kari's creative process in general, check it out.
Go hide your credit card. Do it. Do it now, because there is some possibility that you are like me and will use your designated taco money to purchase Ariel's book somewhere on the internet immediately after seeing her perform.
Now go out into the world a creatively stimulated human and do those things you've been needing to do/maybe go to sleep and just do it in the morning.
Lenelle Moïse's & Haiti Glass Come to SF Sept 16!
RADAR & City Lights Books present a most excellent book party for Lenelle Moïse's Haiti Glass on September 16, 2014 at City Lights Books (261 Columbus Ave, San Francisco) at 7pm. This book is part of the City Lights Sister Spit imprint! Now you have one more book you should most definitely read before summer officially ends. The time is now! Start reading it.
Here are some reasons why:
Haiti Glass, the debut book from award-winning playwright Lenelle Moïse offers an unflinching look at Haitian-American identity, disaster, desire, and death-defying love. In her debut collection of verse and prose, Moïse moves deftly between memories of growing up as a Haitian immigrant in the suburbs of Boston, to bearing witness to brutality and catastrophe, to intellectual, playful explorations of pop culture enigmas like Michael Jackson and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Whether it is the presence of a skinhead on the subway, a newspaper account of unthinkable atrocity, or the "noose loosened to necklace" of desire, the cut of Haiti Glass lays bare a world of resistance and survival, mourning and lust, need and process, triumph and prayer.
"Lenelle Moïse brings fierce passion."—New York Times
"Piercing, covering territory both intimate & political . . . vivid & powerful." —Curve Magazine
"See Moïse push stories from her mouth like it might save your life."—The Root
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Lenelle Moïse is an award-winning poet, playwright, essayist, and internationally touring performance artist who creates jazz-infused, hip-hop bred, politicized texts about identity, memory, and magic. Her poems and essays are featured in several anthologies, including: Word Warriors: 35 Women Leaders in the Spoken Word Revolution and We Don't Need Another Wave: Dispatches from the Next Generation of Feminists. Her writing has also been published in the Utne Reader, Make/Shift, Left Turn, and numerous other magazines and journals. A current Huntington Theatre Company Playwriting Fellow, her plays Womb-Words, Thirsting, Ache What Make, Expatriate, Matermorphosis, Purple, and Cornered in the Dark have been produced across the country. She lives in Northampton, MA where she was the 2010-2012 Poet Laureate. This is her long-awaited first book, and she is available for interview.
Myriam's One-I'd Arts and Literature Column: LGB(iennial)TQIAETC PART 2
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In last week's review of LA-area biennials, I proposed the hashtag notallstraightpeople.
Let's resurrect it.
Don't get all #notallstraightpeople on me when my review of the Hammer's 2014 biennial, MADE IN LA, begins and ends not in the main galleries, but with its AIDsy show-within-a-show: AMID VOLUPTUOUS CALM. This petite mise-en-abîme, which feels segregated since its tucked into the diverticulitis of gallery 5, contains ghosts.
Walls painted a dark, necrotizing fasciitis green warn you that you're entering haunted territory. The late Tony Greene's baroque pin-ups intermittently materialize along the hue. Meanwhile, a fabulous Cousin ITT hunkers down in the corner.
Meet Millie Wilson's DAYTONA DEATH ANGEL. Confession: Hair art mesmerizes me, especially when I know that the hair belongs to someone dead. Wilson's piece makes us want to give it offerings, bottles of high-end hair conditioner, promises of Brazilian blowouts. We put our ears to it to see if we can hear the ticking of a bomb because it looks so much like the wig Debbie Harry's HAIRSPRAY character, Velma Von Tussle, uses to smuggle explosives into the pageant. I want the similarity to be intentional.
This gargantuan hairpiece honors every drag queen ever stomped by jackboots, every drag queen who's had to steal her makeup, every drag queen with thick shoulders and thicker stubble, every drag queen who's been murdered and a murderer. Ever hear of Dorian Corey? His is a real A ROSE FOR EMILY kind of story but picture it with queer people of color, sequins, and set in the closets of New York.
Next to the blonde hangs Monica Majoli's UNTITLED (Bathtub OrGY).
Sticky shadows are at play here, and the recipient of so many fluids basks in such ecstasy that he might be dead. His face wears that died-of-ecstasy look, the feeling, not the drug, and UNTITLED's lone penis makes eye contact with me. Only its tip is visible. The figure whose johnson locks eyes with mine wears a black mask, which begs the question: am I seeing his real face? Which face is which? Who's really doing the talking here?
Okay, despite Tony Greene's sumptuousness and Majoli's Rembrandtian tones and Wilson's follicular decadence, its a flippin' fish that slays me.
This fish gives me theoretical flashbacks, and I know why: Jack Halberstam's THE QUEER ART OF FAILURE. This scaly loser is kin to the QUEER ART OF FAILURE'S coverbird.
The fish and bird belong to a series of paintings of seemingly dead or lonely objects that achieve nothing. YOU SHOULDN'T DO THAT, YOUR FACE WILL STATY THAT WAY posits a raw oyster against a serengeti of dumb space. WELL IT DIDN'T JUST GET UP AND WALK AWAY depicts a rogue ben wah ball against scarlet. The dead bird painting has an awesome name that reminds me of childhood: I'LL GIVE YOU SOMETHING TO CRY ABOUT.
About Bamber, Halberstam writes: "[Her] horizons remind us that possibility and disappointment often live side by side." That's so the case with this would-be fish stick. It leapt to its dry death in reverse of a Kate Chopin novel.
Shots of Ron Athey's performances, Bob Flanagan stuff, and copies of INFECTED FAGGOT PERSPECTIVES, a zine, haunt the space, too, but the thing I pause in front of for a super long while, having a quasi-religious experience with, is SLEEPING BEAUTY #1.
Resin paper-weight bolo ties holding globs of HIV-positive blood sleep in a log terrarium atop sand and wood. While I've admitted to my interest in hair art, blood art tends to seem a bit gauche to me. However, I see nothing gauche about HIV-positive blood art. SLEEPING BEAUTY #1 taps into a Victorian scientific vein, it evokes that era when white people went wild with taxonomies, shoving bones and bodies in museums. Nowadays, we deride such aesthetics as "steam punk." Anyhow, this log, where a perverse squirrel hoards oddities, forces me to think about my cousin, the first homosexual I knew. The pretty red in that resin did him in, not a cold.
Jennifer Moon, Harry Dodge, the Frimkesses, Kim Fisher, and AL. Steiner's work don't haunt AMID VOLUPTUOUS CALM but they are must-sees if you're into geoligical feminism, bastardized ceramics, occult sausagery, parties in eggs, and inanity. The show is up till September 7th.
Reasons To Stay At Home on Your Couch: RADAR's June Reading Series Is Now On Youtube!
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Or maybe you live somewhere not in the bay and weren't able to attend, either way, you can stay home in your PJ's (or maybe slack off at work if you're sort of productive) and watch some radicle people share their art with RADAR and others.
Achy Obejas's video may include feelings, be warned.
Martin Sorrondeguy's video is so funny you may actually start to feel stomach muscles doing things.
Julian Talamantez Brolaski gives a short list of banned poetry words such as aperture. Warning: you may start to consider your own usage of such words.
Have fun spending the next hour on your couch and remember, stretching is also good.
Myriam's One-I'd Arts and Literature Column: LGB(iennial)TQIAETC PART I
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If it wasn't for queers, this planet would be a total hole. And before anybody gets all #notallstraightpeople on me, save it. Queers are responsible for nuance, elegance, and prophetic ingenuity. We are the Thomas Alva Edidaughters of creativity's ecosystem. That said, let's look at what kind of spaghetti squash queers are bringing to the sur la tables of LA's two current biennials. (Get it? Two biennials? I twotally went to two on porpoise)
Okay, so the first biennial I checked out was not the bigger of LA's two, the one down in Westwood, at the Hammer Museum. I began, instead, by heading to a place where you can get shot in the eye for giving birth to your own sister: CHINATOWN.
BTW: Roman Polanski, you're still gross.
Chinatown's Coagula Curatorial, an exhibitchion space which has hosted solo shows by the likes of Karen Finley and Gronk, is putting on what will hopefully become a local and transnational tradition: QUEER BIENNIAL. Conceptual pop artist Rubén Esparza curated QUEER BIENNIAL I and it'll be running till July 26 at 974 Chung King Road, 90012, not 90210.
If you're not full of contradictions, you're full of shit." – Rubén Esparza
Before really interacting with the art body composing QUEER BIENNIAL I, I ran to Coagula's bathroom to excrete. As I baptized, a pink light bulb turned the restroom vulvular. I took the omnipresent warm color as a private omen. QUEER BIENNIAL I would celebrate our private parts.
Backtracking into the exhibit, I shared a private moment with Mel Odom's AL PARKER JESUS.
This work comes as a triptych. Middle Al Parker Jesus evokes the Shroud of Turin while Al Parker Jesuses split in halves flank their central divinity, hanging like butterfly wings plucked off a bug by some fay bully. Odom used Al Parker as his muse for Ecce Homo and if you're unfamiliar with gay porn, Parker worked as a performer in the genre and eventually got eaten by AIDS. Since Parker lived to forty, he outlived the Ultimate Hebrew Homo by about seven years.
TJ, my similarly sexed life partner, got kind of caught up in the racial and sexual drama of Rick Castro's WHITE CHOLO, while I got caught up in the ambiguous eros of Castro's BODY ART.
Yeah, BODY ART depicts a hot naked guy come hithering while exposing his junk but he's got those fun stripes. Are they meant to make him seem imprisoned or zebraesque, just a member of the herd? Is there a racial metaphor wedged into one of those cracks? I don't know, but whatever the stripes are meant to do, they overtly and sexily otherize him. Also, there's something Keith Haringish about BODY ART. I kept thinking yeah, basically this is a Keith Haring painting turned into an organic wet dream in the reverse of what happens in a-ha's TAKE ON ME video.
ALSO, fun fact about Rick Castro: Joel Peter-Witkin bought him his first automatic camera.
Usually, I shy away from crochet, but Ben Cuevas' knit work slurped me closer.
CUNT ENVY belongs to Cuevas' series #Tweetables which will be (they're still being made) composed of text-panels of 140 characters or less created by a knitting machine (that doesn't even sound real. It sounds like when you're like SHE'S A MACHINE! A CLEANING MACHINE! Or THAT KID, HE'S AN EATING MACHINE! Or, OH, WHO, MY DYKE GRANDPA? ZE'S A QUEER KNITTING MACHINE!) The series merges the infinite field of internet memeology with the soft arts, and if there was ever any phrase that needed to be rendered in white yarn contrasted against fuchsia, its this one. Go ahead, envy the clam. If a clam could tweet, it would tweet with a knitted feel. CUNT ENVY tempts with its softness, you want to feel it, finger it, I want to curl up under CUNT ENVY, use it as my afghan while I'm on my couch watching romance films, Charlize Theron's MONSTER. I can't. Also, I don't even have cunt envy. I already have one. So there. But I totally appreciate the sentiment.
Against the wall perpendicular to BODY ART, some of Esparza's conceptual pop art pieces were hanging out. One, a mock political sign with, I guess, my sexual orientation on it, bore a footprint, which pretty much sums up that orientation when you're in high school in the 90s.
Also, the footprint appeared to have been made by someone wearing comfortable shoes, so, perhaps, the footprint came from my own kind, making this poster a meta-reflective piece on self-esteem. Jk. I don't think that was the point but I take private joy in imagining Esparza crafting a piece with an epidemic of lesbian low self-esteem in mind.
The work of Mexican-born Alonso Tapia-Benitez drew me in with its pink.
Pinks do that to me, maybe because of my…CUNT APPRECIATION? Tapia-Benitez's multimedia stitched collage, UNTITLED, of two faceless beauties (how can you make somebody faceless a beauty? Through genius) made me ask were these boys, were these girls, who cares? They were beautiful and peculiar, which is usually all that matters. Also, their laps grew gardens. Sustainable laps for a greener tomorrow.
In the corner, by the DYKE sign, an installation piece, STICKS AND STONES, by Lili Lakich, frankensteined. Standing in front of this pseudorobot, this pseudodroid, THIS NUMBER 5 IS ALIVE! covered in rainbow slurs, the viewer sees herself reflected through a green screen. While I dig Lakich's gassier pieces (she's known for her works in neon), I appreciated the opportunity to interact with this superficially evil hater.
One word the entity seemed to be missing, though, in its mini-pantheon of no no words, was tranny. I wondered if someone had convinced the robot that this was the current n word of rainbow slurs, and I whispered to the robot, "Just say it." I saw my head in the green screen that is the creature's head, I was it, and I could see my lips mouthing, Just say it, but the robot wouldn't speak the T word.
I moved past SLURI (that's what I'd name the robot) and onto the next wall where there was MORE LILI LAKICH! YAY! (She has a total of three pieces in the show).
Of course, the neon thing is Lakich's. Its eponymously named for its slogan and the piece's A blinks in out and of existence, leaving traces of its semiotic self as the light temporarily dies. Angela Gleason's Fruit of Thy Womb hangs near the sign, ready to be grabbed by an CatHOlic slut on her way to sue Hobby Lobby. Its not a necklace, its a rosary, and I really like art that combines beauty and pharmaceuticals, and had my parents ever found certain things I kept in my jewelry box, I could've argued BUT ITS ART! if I'd been able to reference Gleason's oeuvre. Of course, I only kept aspirin in my jewelry box and aspirin would make a beautiful rosary. "And then God NSAID 'Let there be light! LET THERE BE LILI LAKICH!" Gleason has actually crafted an entire collection of rosaries made out of fascinating {s}crap–blood, earplugs, political pins, erasers, and the erasers are the most delicate, little prayers that could truly come in handy during the SAT. Lastly, as far as what I'm gonna choose to yap about, is Scooter LaForge's SUNSET, an oil painting which depicts a young ginger spending time with himself on the shores of some body of fresh water. SUNSET has haunted me because there is something really innocent about it in spite of everything that prudes would probably say you shouldn't find it innocent for.
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Tom Cho Talks Wild Transformation & Tom of Finland
- At July 9, 2014
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Tuesday we made an internet date with Tom Cho, author of Look Who's Morphing, and discussed everything from RADAR's Wandering Moon event this Saturday to his love of Tom of Finland.
Photo by Owen Leong
Radar: What will you be reading at Wandering Moon?
Tom: I'll be reading a selection of pieces from my collection of fictions Look Who's Morphing. The book was originally published in my home country of Australia and it's recently been released in North America by Arsenal Pulp Press. In the course of the book, the protagonist, along with some other characters, goes through some surprising transformations, morphing into figures from film, TV, music, comics, porn flicks and more.
Transformation seems an apt theme for a full moon reading, right?
Radar: Have you ever read outdoors as part of a full moon reading before? If yes, when? If no, does the idea utterly thrill you?
Tom: No.
And yes!
Radar: What are 1 or 2 themes that feature prominently in your work?
Tom: One theme is: wild transformation.
(There's a second theme too, which I'll get to in a moment.)
Radar: What is your relationship to metaphors?
Tom: To make a metaphor, you must discover a similarity between two dissimilar things. This is what Sallie McFague talks about in her book Metaphorical Theology.
In my work, I love to draw surprising connections between seemingly remote and disparate concerns (which is the second theme in my work), so I feel like there's a strong metaphorical impulse that runs through all of my writing.
Radar: If you could describe your writing style in 10 words or less how would you describe it?
Tom: My Australian publisher once said: "Tom is more thorough in the pursuit of implication than any writer I know". In saying that, he used 14 words to describe my work, but I think he got it right, so we'll pardon him for being so verbose.
Radar: What's your favorite place to get dinner or drinks where you live?
Tom: I've been travelling for the last year and half so I don't have a fixed address. However, I very recently arrived in LA so I need to ask your blog readers: What's your favourite place to get dinner or drinks in LA?
Radar: Describe the room you're in right now.
Tom: I'm staying at the Tom of Finland Foundation and my bedroom here (which is where I am now) is actually Tom's bedroom. So I'm surrounded by Tom of Finland artwork, and his clothing and ephemera. In short, I'm in fanboy heaven.
Photo by Owen Leong
Tom Cho's collection of fictions, Look Who's Morphing, was published to acclaim in Australia and was shortlisted for various literary awards, including the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best First Book. Studied in Australia, USA, Switzerland, UK, Canada and elsewhere, Look Who's Morphing was recently released for North America and Europe by Arsenal Pulp Press. Tom also has 70 publications of fiction pieces in literary journals and anthologies, and has received various arts grants and artist residencies. He is currently writing a novel about the meaning of life. Visit his website at tomcho.com
Baruch Porras-Hernandez on Taco Trucks, Mermen & The Lack of POC in Game of Thrones
Virgie: OMG I love taco trucks and Frida and donuts! So, we share a similar interest in the discussion of bodies in our work. Bodies feature prominently in your poetry. Can you talk about why and how.
Baruch: I feel our bodies are such powerful and yet absurd things. We are so rough on our bodies, it angers me that we've spent so many centuries shaming, hiding, destroying them – especially the female identified body. Inspired by some of my hero writer/performers like Sonya Rene Taylor and Denise Jolly, I began to explore my own relationship with my body and that sparked Notes From My BackFat. Instead of hating my body I decided to have a conversation with it, turns out all my parts had something to say, those voices have helped me love myself more.
Virgie: Actually Michelle and I were on the bus yesterday after getting a massive sandwich at Molinari's and I asked her what she'd want to ask you and here's what she said: how has being part of open mic culture influenced your writing?
Baruch: A lot. So many snobby asshat writers scoff at even the thought of an open mic. Usually those people's writing will put an audience to sleep. I know that criticism stems from fear in the weakness in their work, but open mic culture keeps you on your toes. Sometimes I go to an open mic just to read something new, raw, and I seek a nurturing open mic audience for that. Sometimes I go to test myself as a performer, so I go to the open mics where the audiences need more for you to wow them, and if I end up bombing or putting them to sleep, I know I gotta go home and work harder. I do have to state though, that I've done the work to find a place where I only let the audience or open mic audience influence my work so much, or half way, I guess what I'm trying to say is, being part of open mic culture has greatly influenced how I work on my writing, but I feel I've done a pretty good job and not letting it affect my writing.
Virgie: Favorite artisanal dessert?
Baruch: I will wrestle a wolf for some fancy tiramisu. And I will punch a wolf in the face for a well made mango mousse. Just kidding, I would never harm a majestic creature, unless they're like a big human silver daddy that identifies as a wolf when doing sex fantasy play and he asks me politely to punch him in the face, then I would, then let him watch me eat some mousse.
I'm a sucker for good plain old-fashioned cheesecake with some bitter black coffee.
My mother used to make me a lime ice cream cheesecake dessert every year for my birthday. One day I pissed her off and she swore to never make it again. She has kept her word for the past 13 years, and I miss it extremely. I mean it was an out of this world dessert that she came up with herself, so epic, that when I visited with my cousin who I hadn't seen in 20 years she said, "does your mom still make that lime dessert she made up? I still remember it, it is the most delicious memory I have of our childhood in Mexico." She was crushed when I told her my mother no longer made it. Never disappoint a Mexican woman.
Virgie: OMG I totally would have said tiramisu too! Also, agree re: disappointing Mexican women. OK, if an actor were going to play you in your biopic who would it be and why?
Baruch: He'd have to gain like 60 pounds but, Demian Bichir! The why part – I honestly have never seen a Latino actor who looks like me in Hollywood. He is the Mexican actor that comes the closest, he'd have to grow a thicker beard, and eat a lot of donuts, but with a belly and more meat on his bones, he'd look like me, I think.
Virgie: Damien's pretty hot but you're hotter. Speaking of.. I'm currently obsessed with not only you but also Game of Thrones. It took a while to get over some of the betrayal and all the brutal and gratuitous torture, but now I can totally eat nachos while I watch it. Thoughts on Game of Thrones?
Baruch: Aw, man, here comes confession time, just for you Virgie Tovar, I have never watched more than 4 minutes of Game of Thrones. I've tried, so many times, and could not get past 3 minutes, I know everyone is going to hate me for this, but it does not interest me, I thought it would be good to come clean. It's hard for me to get excited about a show where people of color are completely missing from the main character line up, I mean this show has more dragons than people of color up in them castles. I'm more excited about Michone from Walking Dead. I'm more excited about Adventure Time. I'm more excited about the comic book Saga, yes they are aliens, with horns and wings, but the main characters are aliens with horns and wings that are drawn to look like people of color, (eh, they look like hipster Latinos, but hey, I'LL TAKE HIPSTER LATINOS!). I also have never been able to sit through an episode of MadMen, Girls, and How I Met Your Mother.
Virgie: That's real. The dragons critique is tres on point. Thanks, Baruch!
Baruch Porras-Hernandez is a writer, performer, and organizer, based in San Francisco. He has performed his writing all over California, and featured at shows in Washington D.C., NYC, and Canada. His poetry appears in Aim for the Head anthology of Zombie Poetry, –Write Bloody Publishing, Divining Divas – Lethe Press, Flicker and Spark Queer Poetry Anthology –Low Brow Press, Tandem – Bicycle Comics Press, Sparkle and Blink -Quiet Lightning Press, and is forth coming in Multiverse, anthology of Superhero Poetry, also with Write Bloody Publishing. For the past 5 years he's been the curator and head organizer for The San Francisco Queer Open Mic and regularly puts together literary shows and festivals, most recently the ¿Donde Esta Mi Gente? festival of Latino Poetry and Spoken Word. He has been a resident artist at the spoken word program at the Banff Center in Alberta Canada, and the A.I.R. Program at The Garage, a Space for Performance Art, in San Francisco. He was born in Toluca, Mexico and grew up in Albany, California. baruchporrashernandez.wordpress.org
Alex Dimitrov on Cigarettes, Orgasms, Dating SF & Serial Killers
- At July 1, 2014
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Alex will be reading at the upcoming July Radar Reading Series at the San Francisco Public Library on Tuesday, July 8, 6-8pm. We interviewed him on life, literature and clichés.
Radar: What would you say are the 1 or 2 most prevalent themes in your writing?
Alex: Why we have lives as opposed to nothing and American life specifically.
Radar: Favorite thing about New York & favorite thing about San Francisco?
Alex: New York: that it will never be your boyfriend.
San Francisco: that it wants to be your boyfriend.
Radar: Artist/author you love right now?
Alex: Ana Mendieta. But I've always loved her. Lately, I can't stop thinking about a show I saw of hers in London late last year. Specifically some postcards she wrote to friends that were presented alongside artworks from different stages of her career. I've always loved the work but hearing her voice in those postcards was special. It made me love her more because I recognized who she was. I think she's underrated. If you're reading this go look her up now. It's real work with a lot of heart and blood in it. No bullshit.
Radar: What are you going to read from on the 8th?
Alex: Poems from the new book I'm working on. San Francisco has been real good to me. The first time I came here Kevin Killian threw a party for me and invited all the poets. I had never even met him, or anybody here. This was in 2011 and before I published a book. And then last year my first book had just come out and I came to read and gave one of my favorite readings at 851. So I have a special place in my heart for San Francisco. And California in general.
Radar: What are you reading right now?
Alex: A lot of articles and press clippings on American serial killers from the 1970s and 80s, maybe some 60s. Various things on JFK, Jr. All of these are subjects I'm also writing and thinking about. The last book I finished was Joan Didion's Where I Was From. Speaking of California…
Radar: Most beloved cliche?
Alex: The expression "if looks could kill."
Radar: Thing that helps you focus when you absolutely need to get something done?
Alex: An orgasm or a cigarette. But I don't have a lot of sex or smoke really. I guess I'm pretty focused regardless. One could always be more focused so I bum cigarettes from my friends.
Radar: Last thing that brought you to tears or made you laugh uncontrollably?
Alex: I cried the other night listening to a recording of Janis Joplin performing "Cry Baby" live in Toronto, in 1970. She has this line, in this monologue she gives in the middle of the song, addressed to one of her lovers, and she says "One day you're going to wake up in Casablanca, or one of those fancy places honey, and you're going to be freezing to death." She just got it. She got the real because she was the real. Why would you want to be around anything else? When I'm dead I want to go exactly where Janis Joplin and Ana Mendieta went. I want to hang out with those kinds of people.
Alex Dimitrov is the author of American Boys (2012) and Begging for It (2013). In 2014 he launched Night Call, a multimedia poetry project through which he read poems to strangers in bed and online. Dimitrov is also the founder of Wilde Boys, a queer poetry salon in New York City. His poems have been published in Poetry, The Yale Review, Kenyon Review, Slate, Poetry Daily, Tin House, Boston Review, and the American Poetry Review, which awarded him the Stanley Kunitz Prize in 2011. He is the Content Editor at the Academy of American Poets and teaches creative writing at Rutgers University.
Eileen Writes About Step Back (+So Many Photos!)
We here at Radar were super curious about what exactly a 19 year old queer Mills undergrad from New York thought of and learned from our June 21 event Step Back: A Walking & Reading Tour of Queer Old North Beach. So we asked our intern, Eileen (read more about her and her favorite pizza.. maybe nachos.. toppings at the end of this blog). The walk was led by historian, Nan Boyd, and at each stop we got a lil history and a reading or performance from one of Radar's favs: Kat Marie Yoas, Raquel Gutierrez, LOL McFiercen, Rhiannon Argo, Lil Miss Hot Mess, Mason J and Maryam Rostami. Over 100 people showed up and we filled the streets of North Beach with the sound of raucous history nerdery, sequined gowns and neon.
Text & (most) Photos by Eileen Sochias
If you didn't attend RADAR's Step Back event this Saturday, you might be a bad homo. It was like those "historic" class trips you took in eighth grade except that it was actually entertaining and not in Philadelphia. Also the people on the walking tour were actually excited, probably because the tour didn't bore you to tears (and there were no duck boats). So maybe more along the lines of some touristy event except there were at least a few native San Franciscans in the group so we weren't Americans-in-Paris kind of obnoxious. The performers were what made the event more than just another historic tour; there was everything from drag queens to a hilarious comedian and even a stripper (first stripper experience by the way). If I didn't have such crippling social anxiety I would say it was the only way I would have wanted to spend my Saturday.
However, a hundred people squashed into a bar in the city is one step down from standing-on-the-edge-of-a-cliff kind of terrifying for me, even if most of the people were queer and attractive. But stepping outside your box is good for you, or something. Kat Marie Yoas (who performed "The Lesbian's Guide to Self Care") hit the nail on the head when in describing Californians she pointed out that the second thing you're asked around here after "what's your name?" is "what's your sign?" and usually with a more intense curiosity. I always thought this was kind of funny; the South has Baptists, and California has the Zodiac. It was performers like these that made the tour a perfect blend of queer history and modern representations of the fruitions of this history.
Things I learned:
-SF claims itself home of the first GoGo dancing. (Haha what? people have been moving naked since the dawn of time.)
-The first gay bar in SF was started in the 30's.
-Lots of cops were paid off to keep gay bars in business.
-These bars were a place for queer visibility.
-Eye of the tiger (the actual Survivor video, not the Rocky one) was filmed around the streets of where we were in North Beach.
In all seriousness, it was an amazing thing to hear about history that I actually identify with. To an extent, you can identify with any history in that all of it is human, but where you can claim the history of a people is an interesting topic to ponder. I am certainly not native to San Francisco, but I am queer and to be able to hear about the history that led up to me being there at that exact moment, listening to this specific group of people talk and share ideas was special. It was a very respectful and interactive reflection upon San Francisco's role in queer history (queer women's history in particular) and will probably serve in stark contrast to the pride events I will be embarking upon this weekend.
Meet Eileen
Eileen feels really weird about writing about herself in third person. She currently attends Mills College and is going into her second year. She is interested in words, speaking them, singing them, writing them and reading them, she can even read a few in French. She is anxious most of the time and would almost always like to be eating nachos. She is also from New York. She is also wondering if this is what a bio looks like.
-Cheese -Guacamole -Jalapeños… On second thought, I am describing nachos.


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14 Till 2014 is going to be a series of articles counting the days until Alabama kickoff. Today we're exactly 14 days away from kick off and we can finally watch real football instead of scrambling for every little 30-second practice video and analyzing Nick Saban's every word, despite knowing he's not going to give us that much information.
So for today, it would be wrong if I didn't start the countdown talking about No. 14 himself, Jacob Coker.
I'm sure this will probably be the millionth Coker article you've read, and rightfully so, but one more shouldn't kill you. In case you've been living under a rock, there's a QB battle brewing in Tuscaloosa. Coker is expected to be the starting QB for Alabama when the Tide hit the field in Atlanta against West Virginia.
Blake Sims – you know, the other guy fighting for the job – is a tremendous athlete and has made strides at the QB position this off season. So it's not going to be much of a surprise when we see Sims have his own package despite a large percentage of the snaps going to Coker. Both should see the field quite a few times when the West Virginia game rolls around.
What should we expect out of Coker? This isn't going to be the popular answer, and I'm about to use one of the more dreaded terms in football.
All Alabama really needs is for him to be a good 'game manager.'
That means, don't commit too many turnovers, be a leader in the huddle and give the explosive weapons that Alabama is stacked with a chance to succeed.
When Coker announced he was transferring to Alabama, the hype train around the guy was at full capacity. Reports had him almost beating out reigning Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston. Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher said that Coker was the most talented quarterback Nick Saban has had during his time at Alabama.
What we really need to see from Coker is progress, which is why he should be the starter. Having Coker on the field isn't just to help Alabama win this year, but next year as well. Getting Coker a full year under his belt before the 2015 season is a must. I doubt Saban wants to go back-to-back years with a new signal caller with little game time experience.
If Coker can touch the first-year numbers of AJ McCarron, arguably the best QB in Alabama history (we'll save this debate for another day), then Coker's first year should be considered a success. Around 2,600 passing yards and about 20 touchdowns is pretty impressive for a first-year starter, and if he can keep that completion percentage in the 60 range then he's doing a good job of giving our explosive weapons the opportunities.
McCarron was able to make a name for himself being the former 'game manager,' and if Coker is as talented as everyone believes, maybe Alabama can make some noise when we flip our calendar to the new year.
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Consumer confidence in economy dipsBy MARTIN CRUTSINGER
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Pedestrians with shopping bags cross a street in Philadelphia earlier this month. The private Conference Board reported Tuesday that consumer confidence fell slightly in September from August.WASHINGTON Americans confidence in the economy fell slightly in September from August, as many became less optimistic about hiring and pay increases over the next six months.
The Conference Board, a New York-based private research group, said Tuesday that its consumer confidence index dropped to 79.7 in September. Thats down from Augusts reading of 81.8, which was slightly higher than previously estimated.
Consumers confidence is closely watched because their spending accounts for 70 percent of economic activity. The September reading was only slightly below Junes reading of 82.1, the highest in 5½ years.
While confidence has bounced back from the depths of the Great Recession, it has yet to regain a reading of 90 that typically coincides with a healthy economy.
In September, confidence fell on a dimmer outlook for the next few months. Lynn Franco, who oversees the survey, said that reflected concerns about the job market and wages. Consumers were actually more optimistic about present conditions.
While overall economic conditions appear to have moderately improved, consumers are uncertain that the momentum can be sustained in the months ahead, Franco said.
Amna Asaf, an economist at Capital Economics, said she believed that higher interest rates and lower stock prices contributed to the drop in confidence. But she noted that the survey concluded before last weeks decision by the Federal Reserve to make no changes to its bond buying program. That decision sent stock prices up and interest rates down.
We suspect that if the rebound in equity prices is sustained, along with the drop back in gasoline prices, confidence will rebound, she said.
On Tuesday, the average U.S. price for a gallon of gas was $3.46, according to AAA. Thats eight cents cheaper than a month ago.
Recent data suggest economic growth may be slowing. Consumers spent more cautiously in August as their income barely grew. And higher interest rates are threatening to slow home sales, just as many markets are starting to recover.
The economy added 169,000 jobs in August, a modest gain but hardly enough to signal robust job growth. The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 7.3 percent from 7.4 percent. But the decline was mostly because more people stopped looking for work and were no longer counted as unemployed.
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Is there really something wrong with the Colts? Multiple players have had issues this offseason, but is it a serious issue or just a few unfortunate incidents?
Two players have been hit with suspensions for substance abuse and another was arrested on gun charges.
- Wide receiver LaVon Brazill was suspended late last month for the first four games of the season. It was the second time he violated the league's substance abuse policy (meaning he tested positive for marijuana).
- Safety Joe Lefeged was arrested on gun-related charges on June 29th in Washington DC. The circumstances of his arrest are odd and he might be facing some jail time.
- Tight end Weslye Saunders was suspended for eight games for violating the NFL's performance enhancing drugs policy.
Brazill's suspension could have been easily avoided. It takes two positive tests to be suspended, therefore he knew this was a possibility and now its going to cost him $113,000. Brazill wasn't particularly impressive in his rookie season, but he did have a few impressive catches. He only caught 11 passes for 186 yards and a single touchdown. He did have an impressive 16.9 yards per catch but was targeted 24 times. He was very much in competition to be the teams fourth string receiver, and now will have an uphill battle after missing the first four games of the season. Hopefully this suspension will serve as a wakeup call and he will stop smoking his was out of the league.
Lefeged was considered a possibility at safety before the Colts signed LeRon Landry. Lefeged an exceptional special teams player and high on the safety depth chart. His arrest circumstances are a bit odd. The gun in question is registered in Maryland, but he was stopped in DC which has some of the strictest gun-control laws in the country. Reports indicate that he was a passenger and that the driver sped off during a routine traffic stop. His status with the Colts will depend on the how this shakes out. It would be premature of the Colts to cut him before his hearing, its not like he was arrested for murder.
Saunders was likely to be the teams third or fourth string tight end. He was used last season as a blocking tight end and only caught two passes for a grand total of 15 yards. His lose will not likely be noticed. As Dwayne Allen and Coby Fleener continue to develop, the Colts will be just fine at the position. His days as a Colt are probably numbered and it would be wise to cut him now and find a replacement before training camp starts. Its hard to imagine keeping a player on the team for half the season even if he won't count against the 53-man roster during his suspension. It is also inexcusable to be using PEDs and is the highest form of cheating in the NFL (right up there with taping an opponents practice).
While the antics of these players is disturbing, its hardly a cause for major concern. Saunders should be gone, PED use is cheating and not something you want infecting the locker room. Lefeged and Brazill should be given a second chance, and not just because they can help the team win. Brazill is only 24 and made a dumb decision, if he screws up again he gets suspended for a whole season and definitely cut by the Colts. The team should adopt a "wait-and-see" policy with Lefeged and give the legal system time to work everything out. GM Ryan Grigson could surprise us and cut all three players, but that seems like an extreme response.
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