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This long awaited animated Star Wars movie is set to release in the US on August 15, 2008. The movie kicks off the animated TV series by the same name.
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Elizabeth-Jeanne BouguereauTweetUnited States (1837 - 1922 ) - Artworks
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Auction: Christie's -Oct 28, 2013 - New YorkLot number: 31
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Elizabeth Jane Gardner Bouguereau (American, 1851-1922) Moses in the Bulrushes signed 'Elizabeth Gardner' (lower right) oil on canvas 49¼ x 34¾ in. (125 x 88.2 cm.) Westerly Memorial Library Association, Westerly, Rhode Island. Their sale; Sotheby Parke Bernet, New York, 7 October 1977, lot 217. with Irvin Brenner Galleries, Ltd., New York. New York Times, 'Famous Painters to be Married', 8 June 1896. M. Fidell-Beaufort, 'Elizabeth Jane Gardner Bouguereau: A Parisian Artist from New Hampshire', Archives of American Art Journal, vol. 24, no. 2, 1984, p. 6. Paris, Salon, 1878, no. 973. As an academic painter and salon artist, Elizabeth Jane Gardner had one of the longest expatriate careers of any American artist living in Paris. Not having the independent means to fund her training in the capital, she initially made her living by doing portraits and painting copies of famous works. With time, arduous study and hard work, she became one of the earliest examples, in American art, of a woman artist living entirely off the sale of her work. Her personal and professional relationship with the distinguished French painter William Bouguereau (1825-1905), whom she eventually married in 1896, was much discussed in the capital and abroad. As his fiancée, assistant and student for many years, she profited from his mentorship more than any of his students and was able to take her skills as a figure painter to a level that eventually rivaled his. By 1878, when Moses in the Bulrushes was exhibited at the annual Paris Salon, Gardner's reputation as an artist was already well established. She had two other works on exhibit that year in the American section of the Universal Exposition, and was receiving a large number of notable visitors at her Left Bank studio. The American Register, a newspaper published by the American colony in Paris and catering to the colony and its visitors, reviewed the work: 'Miss E. J. Gardner has just completed her picture for the Salon, Moses in the Bulrushes. The subject is taken at the moment when Moses has just been placed amongst them, and his sister has parted the bulrushes to watch the approach of Pharaoh's daughter, who is seen in the distance. The expression of anguish in the mother's face is especially well rendered, and the coloring is remarkably fine' (American Register, April 6, 1878, p. 6). In a letter to her brother in Exeter, New Hampshire, she described her progress on the painting: 'I have advanced my picture of little Moses a good bit this month. The canvas is now covered and now comes what is to me the hardest part. I have always ideas enough for nice subjects but it is so hard to make the reality come up to the dream. I get sometimes quite frantic over it' (Elizabeth Gardner to Jonny Gardner, 2 December 1877). At the time, women were discouraged from attempting male-dominated genres such as history and religious paintings as these were considered a higher art form than portraiture or still life and, therefore, not appropriate to women's skills. By painting subjects such as Moses in the Bulrushes, the artist was placing herself in direct competition with her male counterparts. In addition, she chose to portray heroic women, as in this composition, where it was through acts of courage by the infant's mother and the Pharaoh's daughter that Moses' life was spared. Gardner's ambitions were not limited to her paintings; she also focused on her reputation as a Salon artist, 'I must work to get a medal in Paris and not for money a while longer' (ibid.). Her choice of priorities proved worthwhile. The next year, 1879, Gardner received an 'honorable mention' for her Salon submission, À la fontaine. However, it would take nine more years for her to achieve her dream. In 1887, she was awarded the first and only medal that was ever bestowed on an American woman painter at the Paris Salon. We would like to thank Dr. Charles Pearo for his assistance in cataloguing this work which will be included in his forthcoming Elizabeth Jane Gardner catalogue raisonné. (fig. 1) Moses in the Bulrushes, Archives photographiques du Musée Goupil, Bordeaux, carte album, no. 67, 1878.
Elizabeth-Jeanne Bouguereau - Before The Engagement
Auction: Sotheby's -Nov 8, 2012 - New YorkLot number: 32
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LOT 32 PROPERTY OF TWIN TOWERS, A LIFE ENRICHING COMMUNITY, CINCINNATI, OH, SOLD TO SUPPORT THE OPERATIONS AND PROJECTS AT TWIN TOWERS ELIZABETH JANE GARDNER BOUGUEREAU AMERICAN 1837 - 1922 BEFORE THE ENGAGEMENT signed Elizabeth Gardner (lower left) oil on canvas 45 by 31 1/4 in. 114.3 by 79.4 cm
Elizabeth-Jeanne Bouguereau - The Farmer's Daughter
Auction: Sotheby's -Apr 23, 2010 - New YorkLot number: 28
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LOT 28 PROPERTY OF A NEW YORK ESTATE ELIZABETH JANE GARDNER BOUGUEREAU AMERICAN, 1837 - 1922 THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER 200,000—300,000 USD measurements measurements 67 by 38 3/8 in. alternate measurements 170.1 by 97.4 cm Description signed Elizabeth Gardner (lower right) oil on canvas We are grateful to Charles Pearo for his assistance incatalouging this work and for providing the note. Mr. Pearo iscurrently preparing the forthcoming Elizabeth Jane GardnerBouguereau catalogue raisonné. PROVENANCE Albert E. Nettleton, Syracuse, New York (possibly acquired circa1900)Alice E. Nettleton, Syracuse, New York (by descent from the above,her father)By descent from the above EXHIBITED Paris, Salon, 1887, no. 989Paris, Exposition Universelle, 1889, no. 114 LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Theodore Child, "Salon Honors," The Art Amateur, 1887, v. 17,no. 2, p. 28William Walton, Chefs-d'oeuvre de l'Exposition Universelle deParis, 1889, Philadelphia, 1889, vol. I, p. 8, illustratedBoston Sunday Journal, July 13, 1902, n.p., illustratedAnnette Blaugrund, Paris 1889, American Artists at the UniversalExposition, exh. cat., Philadelphia and New York, 1989, p. 277,illustrated p. 55 (a photograph of the work as hung in the Main"Expatriate" Gallery, United States Section, ExpositionUniverselle), p. 277 (an engraving of the painting)Charles Pearo, "Elizabeth Jane Gardner, The Best Imitator ofBouguereau," In the Studios of Paris, William Bouguereau & HisAmerican Students, exh. cat., Tulsa, 2006, p. 59, illustrated p.61, fig. 1 (a photograph of the painting)Charles Pearo, "Elizabeth Jane Gardner and the American Colony inParis, 'Making Hay while the Sun Shines' in the Business of Art,"Winterthur Portfolio, vol. 42, no. 4, 2009, p. 310, illustrated CATALOGUE NOTE Elizabeth Jane Gardner, an aspiring artist from Exeter, NewHampshire, arrived in Paris in 1864 where she supported herselfinitially as a copyist, selling copies of popular paintings toAmerican travelers and residents in Paris. Progressively, she beganpainting original works of art and, in 1868, she became one of thefirst American women to exhibit at the Paris Salon . Gardner continued to exhibit regularly for almost thirty moreyears until her marriage to William Bouguereau (see lots 63 and 66)in 1896. After Bouguereau's death, she resumed Salon exhibitions until 1914, culminating in one of the longest(fifty-eight years) and most successful expatriate careers in theFrench capital. In 1887, at the age of fifty, Elizabeth Gardner had thedistinction of becoming the first and only American woman to everreceive a medal (third class) at the Paris Salon . Thepainting that earned her such a distinguished position amongexpatriate and French artists was The Farmer's Daughter .This work is indeed a landmark painting in the history of Americanand French art, because it documents the long and arduous effortsof women painters like Gardner who aspired to professional careerswithin the male-dominated exhibition and training sites ofmid-nineteenth-century France. As early as 1877, the artist was turning down orders fromdealers to devote more time to her Salon submissions, "Imust work to get a medal in Paris and not for money a while longer.All will come right in time I am confident if I work hard and ampatient" (Elizabeth Gardner to John Gardner, December 2, 1887). Ayear later she wrote to her sister Maria, "I am bound to get amedal some year" (Elizabeth Gardner to Maria Gardner, January 10,1878). Then it came: "My pictures at this year's Salon have just received themedal which I have waited for so many years. I hasten to write youby the first mail for I know you will All sympathize with mein my happiness. The jury voted me the honor by a very flatteringmajority - 30 voices out of 40 ....No American woman has everreceived a medal here before. You will perhaps think I attach moreimportance than is reasonable to so small a thing, but it makessuch a difference in my position here, all the difference betweenthat of an officer and a private, and I hope it will be a goodthing for the sale of my paintings. I made an extravagant risk inmy large one this year. Monsieur Bouguereau is very happy at mysuccess. He is as usual President of the Jury, it is his greatimpartiality which has so long kept him in office. He has alwayssaid that I must succeed through my own merit and not by hisinfluence. I hope to send some photos soon....I have nearly ahundred letters of congratulation and dispatches to acknowledgetoday. I have begun by the dear ones at home" (Elizabeth Gardner toJohn Gardner, May 30, 1887). One contemporary source describes how the artist came to paintthis scene: "one afternoon, when Miss Gardner was on a sketchingexcursion, she was overtaken by rain and was forced to seek shelterin a barn. While there, she saw the "farmer's daughter" feeding herfowls, and was so struck with the picturesqueness of the scene thatshe made a drawing from which grew her prize picture" (Undatednewspaper article, Elizabeth Gardner Family Archives). The Farmer's Daughter would bring further fame to theartist in 1889. The painting was hung in the Main ("Expatriate")Gallery of the United States Section of Paris' ExpositionUniverselle together with Gardner's Too Imprudent (no.1886, sold in these rooms, April 18, 2007, lot 96). As illustratedin a contemporary photograph, The Farmer's Daughter was hungin a prime position to the left of the gallery's doorway, held inan elaborate frame of foliate and flower carving which remains withthe work today (fig 1.). Considered against works by some of thegreatest names in American painting such as William Merritt Chase,Thomas Eakins and John Singer Sargent, Gardner's submissions to theExposition Universelle earned her the bronze medal. Gardner's idealized vignettes depicting the uncorrupted valuesof nature and rural living contrasted sharply with the emergingImpressionists' depictions of city scenes, leisure and publicentertainment. They evoked a bygone era, devoid of ugliness and thefast-paced transformations of a modern world. Such works appealedto a number of prominent American collectors, many of them newlywealthy leaders of industry, like Albert E. Nettleton of Syracuse,New York, the first documented owner of The Farmer'sDaughter . The A. E. Nettelton Company, a shoe manufacturerfounded in 1879, employed over 600 workers a decade later andbecame distinguished for the quality of materials and innovation indesign. While it has yet to be determined precisely when and fromwhat source Nettleton acquired The Farmer's Daughter , heoften traveled to Europe, and likely would have been exposed toGardner's work through exhibition, her art dealer -- or simply byassociation with William Bouguereau, whose work was held in nearlyevery prominent American collection of the late nineteenth century.Since entering Nettleton's collection, The Farmer's Daughter has been known only by contemporary photographs and engravings. Itsexhibition at Sotheby's New York will be its first public viewingin well over a century.
Elizabeth-Jeanne Bouguereau - Young Girl With Lilies
Auction: Sotheby's -Apr 18, 2008 - New YorkLot number: 266
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MEASUREMENTS measurements 8 5/8 by 6 3/8 in. alternate measurements 21.9 by 16.1 cm DESCRIPTION (upper left) oil on canvas We are grateful to Charles Pearo for his assistance in catalouging this work. Mr. Pearo is currently preparing the forthcoming Elizabeth Jane Gardner Bouguereau catalogue raisonné CATALOGUE NOTE The present work may be a study for Gardner's 1884 composition known as Girl with Lilies or it may have been titled in French, Innocence . The same model appears in an 1887 work also titled Innocence and exhibited at the Paris Salon (no. 990).
Elizabeth-Jeanne Bouguereau - In The Garden
Original 1878
Auction: Sotheby's -Oct 23, 2007 - New YorkLot number: 45
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signed Elizabeth Gardner and inscribed Paris (center left) oil on canvas We are grateful to Charles Pearo for his assistance in catalouging this work. Mr. Pearo is currently preparing the forthcoming Elizabeth Jane Gardner Bouguereau catalogue raisonné. PROVENANCE Joel Stehpen Coffin, Englewood, New Jersey (circa 1900) Charles William Floyd Coffin (by descent from the above, his father) Private Collection, New York (circa 1910) Thence by descent to the present owner (his daughter) CATALOGUE NOTE Elizabeth Gardner was not only the first American woman painter to exhibit at the Paris Salon (in 1866), but the first to be awarded a Salon Medal. Her studio on the rue Nôtre Dame les Champs accordingly became the mecca of American travelers and art lovers. She faithfully adopted the forms and artistic vision of William Bouguereau, first her teacher and later her husband, painting mainly young girls in simple surroundings or in an idealized Arcadian world such as that found in the present work, likely completed circa 1878, long before her marriage in 1896. Here, a domed building is the only suggestion of modern civilization in which a girl appears as timeless and idealized as her environment. Sitting quietly on a bench, her feet crossed at the ankles, the girl's modeling and pose are replicated in other works by Gardner and Bouguereau's masterworks. The simple dress of bright white cloth, its deep red sleeves matching the ribbon adorning her hair, stands in contrast to the verdant greens of the thorny rose bushes behind her; meanwhile, her garment's soft, vertical folds provide textural contrast with the horizontal plane of the mottled stone bench on which she sits. In its careful construction and design, Gardner's work is clearly based on academic principles taught by Bouguereau, who stressed accurate drawing and compositions built with distinct contrasts in color that defined shape and picture space. Indeed, at a glance, In the Garden may at first be mistaken for a work by Gardner's husband. Contemporary critics often remarked that her style closely followed Bouguereau's, and she herself said in an interview in 1910 "I know I am censured for not more boldly asserting my individuality, but I would rather be known as the best imitator of Bouguereau than be nobody!" (as quoted in Fronia E. Wissman, Bouguereau, San Francisco, 1999, p. 116). Yet this is a somewhat immodest comment, particularly as works such as In the Garden reveal, upon closer examination, a distinctly personal approach and the significant influences of other mentors, notably Jules-Joseph Lefebvre and Hughes Merle (see lot 42). In her downward cast eyes, shyly avoiding the viewer's gaze, and the clumsy clutch of the delicate flowers to her chest, Gardner's girl reveals a more specific psychology and individuality more reminiscent of Merle's work, which revealed his sitters' inner thoughts through their physiognomy and posture (Wissman, p. 116-117). Unlike many of Gardner's Salon submissions, the present work has long been untraced, its small size suggesting that it was not a major exhibition piece and therefore unlikely to be recorded. In a letter dated November 21, 1878, Gardner wrote "I am finishing some small pictures two of which are ordered by Noyes and Blakeslee of Boston." These pieces were for an exhibition that took place at the same dealers' galleries in Boston, from April 23 to April 26, 1879. Gardner sent a total of four paintings, one of the smaller of which was called In the Garden and may, as Charles Pearo suggests, be the present work. While its exact date may remain unknown, sending works to American dealers was a common procedure for Gardner and clearly modeled after Bougureau's business practices. By the time Gardner began her apprenticeship with Merle and Bouguereau in the mid 1860s, the established artists' focus on genre painting had resulted in American collectors clamoring for their compositions. Observing the popularity of her teachers' works, Gardner developed a first-hand appreciation of the market demand; she knew that there was more than enough business to be shared, particularly for those looking for works by Bouguereau. Therefore, to secure her own living, from the 1870s on, she began to work after Bouguereau models (Charles Pearo, "Elizabeth Jane Gardner: The Best Imitator of Bouguereau," in In the Studios of Paris, William Bouguereau & His American Students, exh. cat., New Haven, 2006, p. 70). Gardner's maiden-name signature here, followed by the inscription Paris appears to have been reserved for works that were sent to the United States for exhibition or bought by American dealers visiting Paris (among them Knoedler, Williams and Everett, Noyes, and Blakesele). Two other works by the artist bear similar signatures and inscription: Girl at a Fountain (circa 1878) and Priscilla the Puritan (1880). The first was purchased by Knoedler, New York and Priscilla was exhibited at the National Academy of Design in 1881 (no. 310).


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Is Kieran, Liverpool basically saying that next year will be their year?
David McCulloch MUFC
Are Liverpool Just Another Keegan's Newcastle?
Another team who was fabled for their style but yet won sweet FA. That's how I view this current Liverpool squad. They've had a fantastic season, and good on 'em, but I think a combination of each player playing out of their skin coupled with the magic of Suarez and lack of anything else to play for (I.e cups) has resulted in this blip. If they don't win it this year, they will not have a chance as good as this for a while IMO, and I can see them just being another Newcastle - which to be fair, unless they win something this season, I guess they already are! Consistency is king, so that will define them.
I also think there's a certain amount of hyperbole around Rodgers (cue the hisses). He's certainly got some talent, but to come out and proclaim about playing football "the right way" etc is just arrogant guff - everybody wants to play "the right way", but they also want trophies. All he had to do was get a draw against Chelsea, which surely any manager worth his salt would've gone for, with the end result being, you know, a PREMIER LEAGUE TROPHY. Is that not worth sacrificing your mentality for one game? So he's either arrogant or stupid - or both. Let's see if another 20-odd years without a title will justify playing football "the right way" (eurgh).
As a completely unrelated aside - Ancelotti has taken over two Mourinho sides and arguably improved them, often by playing much better football. What does this say about Jose? Would love to know your thoughts.
Before you all have a hissy fit and start hurling abuse, I'm not saying any of the above is correct, its just my humble opinion.
Olly, Chester
...LFC have flattered to deceive. All this crap about how they play football the Liverpool way and they are so exciting to watch. Some small truth in it no doubt if you are a supporter of the club, but they are essentially nothing more than Kevin Keegan's attack-attack-attack, almost-won-it, love-it-if-we-beat-them, Newcastle United side of the 90's.
LFC have massively overachieved in a season when lots of others have really underachieved. Let's see if they have another season like this one next year or even in the next 20 years as soon as the other big guns have recouped.
Brendan Rodgers is a brilliant young manager? Let's see how his naïve, gung-ho, Newcastle-style, all-out attack, that so easily pleases simple Liverpool supporters, fairs against some of the more refined teams in the Champions League, you know, like Chelsea, who "boo hoo" defended against Liverpool's style, and didn't let them score loads of goals against them like all the other teams did, and so they are a very naughty, horrible team, that are anti-football for "parking two buses".
The fact that the common view this morning is that "Liverpool missed Henderson" shows the clubs real status in the European Elite.
The intolerable circle jerk about LFC being the neutral's choice to win the Premier League that has persisted in recent weeks is entirely mainstream media created and perpetuated, along with some help from the, as usual, arrogant LFC supporters. Just do a search on Twitter for something innocuous like "LFC" for last night's game's timeframe and you can see more than 99% of the posts are relief or joy or pleasure that LFC look like they have thrown it all away.
And speaking of the media and the players who voted for Luiz Suarez as their player of the year. You bring shame on the sport. Bite, cheat, be racist one year? Don't worry about that, come along score a few goals this year and we'll forget all that silly unimportant nonsense, and promote you to national hero by way of multiple player of the year awards. The fact that Yaya Toure has been the best player in the league by a country mile by any intelligent onlookers appraisal shouldn't concern you seemingly knowing a lot more than the average punter about the sport.
Gerrard Choked
Stevie G's taken a lot of plaudits over the years for his captain fantastic performances, notably vs. West Ham in the FA Cup Final and AC Milan in the CL final. So it's only fair that he now takes his share of the blame for Liverpool's capitulation in the title run in.
During the Man City game a few weeks back when City equalised to make it 2-2 the camera cut to Gerrard twice and rather than the skipper barking orders at his men I was surprised to see him hand on hips, glass eyed wondering how it all slipped away again. Cue Vincent Kompany's miss-kick, and everything was rosey. Out of nowhere at full time (like JT at a cup final) captain fantastic suddenly emerged to deliver the infamous rallying call to his troops (or maybe it was to himself).
The following week it was his iffy first touch that allowed Demba Ba to join Didier Drogba and Thierry Henry as recipients of a vital Stevie G assist.
And now to last night. It's 3-2, Liverpool are within touching distance of going 3 points clear - and with Man City looking anything but convincing in the last few months this could have been enough pressure to break them. Again the camera cuts to Stevie.G, and he just looked dead inside. No rallying calls, no organisation - nothing. I couldn't believe for all the match winning performances over the years, when it came to the one title he wanted most all of he just visibly choked before our eyes.
Guy (Quarterbacks = No defensive cover)
That's Pretty Much It
Dear MC (Wouldn't it be cool if your real name was Hammer?)
I meant to send this last night, but then I fell asleep. Anyway, I thought I would save you some time and trouble by basically summarizing the next few mail boxes. This morning's mail box obviously contained a number of emails from Liverpool fans either saying how proud they were of their team or how Brendan Rodgers should be crucified for his obvious rookie mistakes. All very predictable.
This afternoon's mailbox will include a few follow up mails saying how Liverpool has nothing to be proud of or how Brendan is just staying true to his philosophy. Meanwhile, there will also be some emails from Chelsea fans saying 'don't you wish you had Jose' and how Brendan could learn a thing or two about being a bit more cynical. There will also be mails from the also rans (Man U, Spurs and Arsenal) on how next year is going to be their year. The first jokers will also start to sneak in. I imagine someone writing in saying 'did you see Coutinho and Moses playing a few Aspasses last night. The dictionary defines an Aspass as an unchallenged pass directly to an opposition player, for example from a corner kick... There will also be a few mails about how penalizing City for spending too much money by fining them a lot of money doesn't make sense.
Finally, there will be an incredibly dull mail from this Ipswich bloke living in Liverpool (I have willed my brain to forget his name, as all his mails are dull).
There, now you can leave early for a well-deserved pint or two. You're welcome!
Tom K (Ok, his name is Chris. Apparently, I can't get my brain to forget things just by telling it to do so. Maybe some Zen exercises would help... Or maybe 12 pints would do the trick)
City Deserve It
Chelsea's and Liverpool's late failures in the title race were very revealing. Chelsea went out because they couldn't score enough goals against teams with poor defensive records (Sunderland and Norwich). Liverpool are on the verge of going out because they couldn't defend against a team that had a poor goal-scoring record (Crystal Palace).
Manchester City had the best balance for the season: almost as many goals as Liverpool, but still the second-best defense in the league. In the run-in, they kept a clean sheet against the team that had difficulty scoring (Crystal Palace), and outscored the team that had a strong defense (Everton). They deserve the title.
PeterG, Pennsylvania, USA
When, Not If
I'm a MUFC fan let's get that out of the way first as it helps make sense of what comes next. After last night's game I hit twitter to see the initial reaction from my fellow supporters and of course I saw the gloating and the happiness but it reminded me of something, it reminded me of Anfield on Sunday 22nd of April 1992 Liverpool beat Utd that day 2-0 to hand the title to Leeds in what Fergie would later call a "sore one". The Liverpool fans that day were pretty much where Utd fans are now they finished 6th that season and managed to prolong Utd supporters wait for their first title in 25(at the time) years the happiness and gloating took place at the ground as twitter and the like wasn't around back then and Utd fans had to suck it up Just like 'pool fans are doing presently.
Now after the history lesson a word of warning to my fellow Utd fans, at that time although it hurt I think everyone 'pool and Utd fans alike knew it was a matter of time before the League crown was back at Old Trafford, momentum was building, Fergie had his teeth into the job and was getting the club running his way, now when you look at Brendan Rodgers the same can be said of him and Liverpool as a club, it is really a when not if scenario now for Liverpool, should they keep their current upward shift they will at some stage in the next few seasons win the league again and Utd fans should not fall into the malaise of celebrating any other clubs failures while our own club is in its own (alarmingly sudden) dip. Do I think Liverpool under Rodgers will have a 25 year reign of dominance? Highly unlikely, Fergie was a one off (particularly in footballing terms) and it won't be repeated again anytime soon but under Rodgers Liverpool have gone from a mid table club (7th,6th, 8th, 7th) in the last 4 seasons to 2nd and close as you can get to wining the thing.
So Liverpool fans, I've been there, felt the pain (you lot were the ones dishing it out) but I was always confident it was only a matter of time just like you should be. Utd fans lets concentrate on our club and hope that the right decisions are made to put the club back on even ground from the position it's in now and finally remember what goes around comes around and just like those fans at Anfield all those years ago it's easy to get lost in a team you dislike falling at the final fence but in retrospect it might be smarter to keep quiet as you will have to watch it happen eventually and with the way things are right now It'll be a few years before we'll see the premiership trophy at Old Trafford again.
Rodgers Will Come Back Stronger
If Brendan Rodgers has showed one thing in his short time at Liverpool is that he has the capacity to learn from his mistakes. Monday night's fiasco was the result of a young manager making young manager mistakes.
One thing that Liverpool can take away from this season is that we now have a host of young players who now have the experience of what a title run in is like. They also now have a manager who can truly understand the pressure of the run in.
What separates the Ferguson's and the Mourinho's from the rest is having the ability to gain experience such as being in a title run in and learning from their mistakes. Narrowly losing out of the title may hurt now, but players will be better prepared for seasons to come. With the bulk of Liverpool players being under 26 the experience this season may be priceless.
Rodgers commented on Liverpool's official websites entitled, "What we learned from last Sunday". What Rodgers failed to learn, apparently, is that sometimes you need to park the bus, especially if you are away 3 goals up and desperately needing the win. I refuse to place blame on anyone as we are a young team with a young manager all going through this experience for the first time (sans Gerrard and Agger).
Rodgers has a perfect platform to jump off from next season. As long as he learns his lessons from this season and with the addition of experience and quality personnel in the summer there is no reason Liverpool shouldn't be in a similar position next season.
Brian (Claret and blue is the new red) LFC
A Palace fan alluded to this in this mornings mailbox but I haven't seen it mentioned much elsewhere. The reason Liverpool blew that lead last night was pure arrogance. With the best will in the world, Palace were never going to have the motivation to come back from 3 down. That is until Suarez ran and snatched the ball straight after the 3rd goal and Liverpool players sprinted back to the halfway line effectively saying to Palace, come on lads kick it off so we can go and score another.
Players don't mind losing an end of season game if they have nothing to play for but they sure as hell won't put up with being humiliated. Liverpool genuinely thought they were going to get 6 or 7 goals and as soon as this became apparent the Palace players and fans responded in kind and Liverpool got what they deserved.
David (Isn't it wonderful to have a week where John Terry, Ashley Cole and Luis Suarez are all reduced to floods of tears)


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215 Wilbur Avenue has a Walk Score of 32 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in Kingston. Nearby parks include Lawton Park, Block Park and Cornell Park.
Nearby schools include Sophie Finn School, George Washington School and Kingston High School.
The closest grocery stores are Charles Grocery-Deli, Four Corners Deli and Steintex.
Nearby coffee shops include Cake Box Bakery & Cafe, Dunkin' Donuts and Dunkin' Donuts. Nearby restaurants include Hillside Manor Restaurant, k&G PIZZERIA and Riverside Deli & Pizza.
215 Wilbur Avenue is near Lawton Park, Block Park and Cornell Park.


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Horace Greasley, I have just finished reading this mans wonderful story 'Do the birds still sing in hell?'. you can find out more about him here
Major Richard "Dick" D. Winters (January 21, 1918 – January 2, 2011)[1] was a United States Army officer and decorated war veteran. He commandedCompany "E", 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, during World War II.
Robert Graves, c. 1914, age 19. Reported dead at the Somme, Graves was one of the few of his generation to survive the war. He became a translator, poet, and novelist, and was the author of I, Claudius. Graves died at the age of 90 in 1985, a model Daguerreotype boyfriend if there ever was one.
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WW1 silk card 'I've got everything I need but you'
Bernard and Francis McDaniel ca.1943-1944
young Canadian brothers in England :
"Even here it is hard to realise there is a war on"
Soviet cadets… take a look at more of thardy's collection of photographs of Russian/Soviet soldiers
Edward Mannock, top-scoring British ace of WWI, VC, MC…. and really, really cute!
(via fymeninolduniforms)
Belgian soldier during WWI, taken in 1916. I love the dreamy, faraway look in his eyes. Spiffy overcoat, too.
(Source: Moments of Being)
The Saarlouis Theatrical Committee, 1918
Lt. The Hon. Edward Wyndham 'Bim' Tennant
who died on 22nd September 1916, aged 19.
taken from a letter sent to his mother two days before his death :
"To-night we go up to the trenches we were in, and to-morrow or the next day we go over the top… I am full of hope and trust, and I pray that I may be worthy of my fighting ancestors… I have never been prouder of anything, except your love for me, than I am of being a Grenadier."


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These celebs won with post break-up success.
Jay Baruchel
The Express Movie Stills
at the 18th Annual "A Night at Sardi's" benefitting the Alzheimer's Association, Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills, CA. 03-18-10
Around Town: 2009 Sundance Film Festival
at the Premiere Screening of FX's "Justified," Paramount Studios, Los Angeles, CA 01-05-13
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Celebrating the best, most surprising, secret celebrity marriages


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FINALLY I share something with Alton Brown. ….besides being in the same place as him at once time.
Alton Brown, Culinary (and life) hero.
These are not mutually exclusive ideas. Seriously. Don't confuse "Christian" and "fundamentalist". All fundamentalists...
Alton Brown just shot up towards the top of my heroes list.


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