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Dave Robinson lived in a town in New Jersey, and his mail regularly arrived every afternoon. But in April 1967, his postal carrier was rapping at the door at 6:30 a.m.
It had arrived.
Robinson tore off the parcel wrapping, pulled aside the flaps and pulled out a giant gold ring.
Then the mailman grabbed it - and tried it on.
"Wow!" was about all the breathless postal carrier could say.
The star linebacker for the Green Bay Packers and the postman talked about the ring that morning and what it stood for: great men and great moments. Robinson declared that this bejeweled token was proof the Packers were the best team in all of professional football.
The mailman then turned away, reluctantly, for a mountain of mailbags and his route, leaving Robinson at his doorstep, beholding the first Super Bowl championship ring. He slipped it on, the single bold diamond refracting light, for the first time.
"It was something else," recalls Robinson.
Forty-four years later, in the atrium of Lambeau Field, the current members of the Green Bay Packers, victors of Super Bowl XLV, will get to open their Super Bowl championship rings in a private ceremony Thursday night.
"I'm looking forward to it," said receiver Greg Jennings. "Everywhere we go, people ask, 'Do you have the ring?' So I'm very excited."
Details of the Super Bowl XLV ring's design and the ceremony are being kept secret by the Packers in an effort to create a special, meaningful and surprising event for the players, coaches and staff who contributed to winning the 45th Super Bowl.
That ring will come to symbolize something different to each man: Sacrifice. Hope. Determination. Will. Strength. Triumph. Immortality.
And while the Vince Lombardi Trophy always will rest inside Lambeau, the rings belong to individuals.
"When you actually put it on, you feel like you're not even worthy of it," said LeRoy Butler, an all-pro safety on the Packers' 1997 Super Bowl team.
1997 ring ceremony
Vince Lombardi's teams got their Super Bowl rings in the mail, but the Super Bowl XXXI champion Packers had a private ring ceremony in 1997. Then-president Bob Harlan, general manager Ron Wolf and coach Mike Holmgren were among the small group that designed the ring, and the three of them counted down at the Oneida Country Club as everyone opened their Jostens ring cases together. The Packers "oohed" and "aahed" over the diamond-studded giant 'G' on the top.
"Some teams get it in front of the home crowd; ours was very peaceful," said former center Frank Winters. "Just coaches and players and certain board of directors. Small setting but very special."
Former defensive end Reggie White was not happy. His ring was far too small for the NFL's 300-pound sack leader, and he was visibly upset - until someone explained that the wives were getting rings, too, and he must have accidentally opened his wife's.
It was a memorable day. It was the one time in their lives when star quarterbacks and receivers stood equal with special teams captains and backup fullbacks. It was the rare time when their families reveled in the moment with their teammates.
"Except for the fans, the most important people in your whole life were in that room to get the ring," said former wide receiver Antonio Freeman.
Butler had the day circled on the calendar "like you do when you play the Vikings or something" and his children had posted it on the refrigerator: ring ceremony for Dad.
He worried about what he was going to wear. He was so nervous that his wife had to tie his tie.
"It was the most emotional night of my life other than watching my kids being born," said Butler. "I've never won anything like a national championship. It was like, this will complete my legacy."
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Past Green Bay Super Bowl rings were designed to fit the personalities of the men who would wear them and the era they represented.
Lombardi's first Super Bowl ring is engraved with the words "Harmony, Courage and Valor."
Lombardi's second Super Bowl ring has three diamonds signifying the three straight championships - the '65 title game and then Super Bowls I and II. It also has "Run to Win" on it.
"Before we played the Los Angeles Rams in Milwaukee in 1967, a lot of our players were hurt," said former defensive back Tom Brown. "Apparently, he got it out of a Bible verse."
The Super Bowl XXXI ring is "kind of big - I wouldn't say flashy," said Winters. "I only wear it on special occasions."
For Butler, the classic Green Bay 'G' on his ring is a symbol for the history, tradition and loyal following of his team.
"That 'G' stands for all of the fans, the alumni, the players back to the Acme days in the '20s," said Butler. "Having that 'G' with those diamonds was special. I've seen the Patriots'. They have a really nice ring; they have the colors in it. I've seen Emmitt Smith's with the Cowboys. Some are so big, almost too big, you can see it a mile away. Ours are not real gaudy. Ours fits if you're a bigger guy, or a smaller guy."
"The ring shows all the work you put in to it," said Winters. "You've got to cherish it, the fact that you were one of the great teams of your time."
Priceless memento
Many players say they have the ring insured against theft. But they still worry.
Freeman only feels comfortable letting a fan try on his ring occasionally, and only if he's in a secure group, like the Wisconsin-based unit he met recently in Iraq.
He couldn't resist in Iraq, seeing all those tanks and soldiers trimmed with Cheeseheads and Packers gear. "It was a highlight for a lot of those troops to put that ring on," said Freeman. "They knew I was coming; it was like I was the fifth member of the Beatles."
Robinson keeps his Super Bowl I ring on him at all times. Butler? No way. He has heard "horror" stories.
"Remember Matt LaBounty? He was a defensive end who played for us," said Butler. "After 9-11, when you had to take off all your jewelry - well, he left his ring in an airport. He was calling insurance, ready to file a claim, he was so upset.
"A lady in my church found it! She did the most beautiful thing; she brought it to church, gave it to me. That was the happiest day of his life."
Butler only brings his Super Bowl ring to special occasions. "And the only reason I do that is to let other people see it; they want to try it on all the time," said Butler.
Robinson has heard an estimate of $27,000 to replace a lost or stolen Super Bowl I ring. He's also heard estimates of what the rings are worth today.
Former Green Bay tackle Steve Wright (1964-'67) auctioned off his Super Bowl I ring and it sold for $73,409, according to Pro Football Talk, which quoted Grey Flannel Auctions President Richard Russek as saying it is the only player's ring from the first Super Bowl to be offered in a public sale.
Robinson has heard some could fetch more: around $85,000 to $100,000 for a starter on that team and maybe even $125,000 or more for a Hall of Famer.
Brown can't imagine selling his rings - two for the Super Bowls and another for the 1965 championship. He just got them back.
He said that when he divorced his wife in 1971, two of the rings were missing; he suspected all along that she had them, though she denied it.
"The judge told her, 'If I ever find out that you have them, I'm going to hold you in contempt of court,'" said Brown. "He was serious. And she had them, she had them all along. And we got them back. I signed a paper that we would not prosecute her."
He got the rings back just three years ago and now keeps them in a safe-deposit box. They're heirlooms, something to pass down to children.
"The rings mean a lot," said Brown. "You have Hall of Famers. To have one, to have three is wonderful. It's a badge of honor."
The symbolism is different for everyone. Sometimes it is personal. Freeman specifically brings his Super Bowl ring when he talks to kids, to get their attention.
"I want them to know that, yes, I came from the inner city. I came from your school, your rec program," said Freeman. Then he shows them his ring. "But if you sacrifice, if you go to school, listen to your parents, you can make it, too."
Other times, the ring represents something bigger.
"I remember the 1970s and '80s, and they were not very kind to us," said Harlan, the former team president. "Four winning seasons, two playoff appearances. I got the calls from fans who said the league has passed you by.
"So for us to be back on top was the biggest thrill for me."
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I had a friend 15 years ago who played for the 1970 Colts. Everyone was always asking him if they could see his ring. He kept it locked in a safe. One time when I was at his home in Florida he brought it out. It wasn't as gaudy as so many of them are today. I was amazed at how big it was.
After reading the above story I had to chuckle that Lombardi just mailed the players their rings. Like it was not a big deal. Today they would be afraid that they would be stolen.
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Great story!
I got to try on Dave Robinson's Super Bowl 2 ring, Ray Nitschke's SB 1 ring, and one of the board of director's SB 31 ring.
Now i have to get one of the "new" one's to try on, so i can complete the foursome.
I can tell you, it's a special feeling just to get to put one of those on for a few seconds.
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Bradbury Science Museum will bring out their creepiest critters — including owls, millipedes, spiders and snakes — and present an interactive show involving optics, dry ice and lights as part of "High Tech Halloween" from 4-6:30 p.m. There is no charge to be a part of the well-attended event. Finally that evening, the local YMCA chapter will host a "costume climb" from 6-8 p.m. at the Los Alamos YMCA.
Get your passports ready and enjoy the "Wines of the World" from 6-8:30 p.m. at the Blue Window Bistro. The Kiwanis Club of Los Alamos will host an autumn wine tasting that will pair 10 wines from around the world with 10 hors d'oeuvres.
Sample scallop and salmon cakes dressed with creamy remoulade and sip on California Mer Soleil Silver Chardonnay.
Plan on Chilean empanadas and a taste of Terrunyo Carmenere. Zig-zag to Italy and Sicilian flat iron roulade with honey-red wine demi-glace coupled with Buglioni, Valpolicella Ripasso.
Head to the southern hemisphere and bite into spicy prawns peri peri paired with South Africa's MA N Chenin Blanc. Don't forget about the friends down-under for herbed lamb chops with a Grenache reduction, served with Yangarra Old Vine Grenache. For the sweet tooth, stop in France for lavender infused crème brulee and Chateau La Riviere, Sauternes.
This and much more is waiting for taste buds.
Forget about time-zones and jet-lag, prepare for an evening that will be fully satisfying with a napkin stamped with flavors from around the globe.
The Pajarito Environmental Education Center welcomes back artist Lisa Coddington, who will teach a workshop about using simple drawing materials to portray furry, feathery and slimy animals.
The class will be from 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Saturday at PEEC, including a 30-minute break for lunch. The workshop is suggested for beginner and intermediate levels.
Cottington will teach pencil techniques that portray animals in a workshop. Learn how to select your subject and how to start an animal portrait. Various drawing demonstrations offer possibilities for sketching animals in the PEEC collection.
A minimum of five students is required for the class to go, so those interested in the workshop must register on the PEEC website by today, otherwise the class will be cancelled if there is not enough interest. Space is limited to only nine students.
Northern New Mexico's history is rich in stories, cultures and passion. Going back in time to try to capture the lyrical energy is photographer Angel Wynn, who will present her latest body of work, "Ghost Dance: Spirits & Angels," which consist of haunting photographs that give the illusion of ghostly encounters.
The show will kick off with an opening reception from 4-6 p.m. on Halloween night at Wynn's studio-gallery, 1036 Canyon Road in Santa Fe.
Last year, while preparing images of an Anasazi ruin, Wynn came across one that had a wisp-like lens flare.
Intrigued by this ghost-like anomaly, Wynn, who specializes in photographing North American Indian cultures, was inspired to begin a new project. "With New Mexico's 400 years of cultural history," Wynn said. "If I was about to try and capture places with a sense of spirit, then the project had to cross over to include all heritages."
Hot air balloons took to the sky for the 43rd Annual Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta Oct. 4-12.
Art exhibits
Footprints: The Inspiration and Influence of Allan Houser. Through May 2015 at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, 708 Camino Lejo in Santa Fe.
Wind Maps and Mind Shadows: Hand-woven Rugs and Tapestries by Connie Enzmann-Forneris. Through Oct. 29.
"Creatures, Tame and Wild," by Rebecca Mannschreck. The exhibition of Mannschreck's animals in all their glory and honesty is on view the entire month of November at Act I Gallery, 218 Paseo del Pueblo Norte in Taos. Spontaneous and bold to soft and serene, her paintings embody the truth of these creatures in their awesome, sometimes comic, attitudes. To view more artwork visit ActOneGallery.com.
Zane Bennett Contemporary Art is announces "Eros and Thanatos: new work by Michael Petry." The artist reception will be 5-7 p.m. Friday, where the artist will be present. This exhibition will run through to Nov. 22.
Art tours
Las Vegas Studio Tour. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday through Sunday. Featuring more than 22 stops featuring a wide range of works (painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, fiber, photography, traditional Spanish art, street art, mixed media and more). For more information visit lasvegasartstour.com or call 425-1085.
The Los Alamos Concert Association announces a collaboration between a pianist and a marionette theater that will take place on Nov. 1 at Duane Smith Auditorium. The show starts at 7 p.m.
Pianist Orion Weiss will perform works by Schumann and Debussy with the Salzburg Marionette Theater providing a visualization of the stories suggested by the music.
"This performance is a piano recital enhanced by the artistry of the Marionettes," said Ann McLaughlin, LACA artistic director. "Adults should not imagine that this is fare with appeal only for children. And parents can use this as a perfect opportunity to introduce their young folks to "grown up" music. We expect this performance to be sold out, so we recommend getting your tickets early."
The performance in Los Alamos represents a departure for the Salzburg Marionette Theatre. Noted for productions of complete operas, this program turns instead to ballet. Two short ballets will be featured. Claude Debussy's "La Boite a Joujoux" ("The Toy Box") and "Papillon" ("Butterflies") by Robert Schumann. Between the two ballets, Weiss will perform additional works by Schumann, Blumenstuck from Op.19 and Novelett from Opus 21.
The program will run about 95 minutes and includes an intermission.
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Em - - how do you do it? Do you add, what, a teaspoon of seeds to the batter? and how do you do the lemon - is it lemon Zest? or juice? how much for, say, a recipe of 12 muffins?
Thanks for the info - - I think that will make them Much tastier!
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Something else that's good is cinnamon blueberry with a streusley topping.
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Thanks Em....It would be great if you can find it and post the recipe.
All I have is the lemon-juice plastic thing-y, , I'll have to get a real lemon.....it is so weird here in Arkansas - - the lemons they sell here are pitiful and expensive.....I'm spoiled from living in Texas where the lemons were like 10 or even 12 for a dollar. . . here they are 2 for a dollar!
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Buy a box of Jiffy Lemon Poppyseed muffin mix.
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Mix together and follow directions on box but double the ingredients and bake. Whallah! LOL
I am NOT a baker as you can plainly see.... but thank goodness someone here is... Thanks Em!
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It's down in the RECIPE COLLECTION ( i like to post them down there so the recipes are all together and easy to find).
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Cottage, 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths (Sleeps 6-8)
Enjoy the Adirondack lifestyle in one of the original Lake Placid Club Cottages. Elms Cottage was built in 1926 and retains its original charm with its pine hardwood floors, screened porches, stone terrace, and stone fireplace. Rustic elegance with top of the line furnishings. Views of the High Peaks and the Olympic bobsled run are visible all year from every room except one.
There are four bedrooms, each with its own en suite bath. The master, with a king bed and screened porch, is on the second floor. The second bedroom upstairs has two twins with original Lake Placid Club iron frames. (With advance notice, the twins can be converted to a king.) One of the first floor bedrooms has a queen bed. The other is equipped as a second gathering area with a queen sleeper sofa, TV with DVD player, and screened porch. (The sleeper sofa is a sling style; i.e., there is not an iron bar across the middle of the bed).
The living room and dining room are comfortably furnished in the Adirondack style. Huge windows provide stunning views of the High Peaks and fabulous skies. Plenty of wood is provided for roaring fires in the stone fireplace. The fully-equipped gourmet kitchen has a new dual fuel range, a full compliment of small appliances, and plenty of wine glasses. Full laundry room with new, large capacity washer and dryer.
There is so much to do! It's an easy walk from Elms Cottage to the Village of Lake Placid, Mirror Lake, and Lake Placid itself. In the Village and around the lakes you'll find shopping, the Olympic hockey stadium and ice rink, public tennis courts, a public beach, boat rentals, equestrian stables, restaurants, and pubs.
You can also walk to the Lake Placid Club golf courses. Challenge yourself on the two championship courses or enjoy a quick nine holes on the Club's executive course.
In the winter, you can ski from ELMS Cottage to trails that crisscross the golf courses. Downhill skiing at Whiteface Mountain and cross-country skiing at the Olympic Sports Complex at Mt. Van Hoevenberg are a short drive away.
Lake Placid, the home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics, is 2 hours from Albany, 2 hours from Burlington, VT, 4.5 hours from NYC, and 2.5 hours from Montreal.
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On September 26, 2014 seven of us from Western New York traveled to ELMS COTTAGE for a weeks stay. Our goal was to take in the autumnal splendor of the Adirondacks. After researching rental houses in Lake Placid, we chose ELMS because of its size, location and because of the photos with the listing. We chose well. The house exceeded our requirements. We found the location perfect, within walking distance of much of what the village offers. Fully equipped in every way, beautifully decorated, and very clean.
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Within the next two or three decades, Google's self-driving cars will likely be commonplace, and our roads will be safer for it. Self-driving cars don't drink. They don't get tired after a long day at the office. And they'll have better reflexes, along with the ability to instantly communicate with one another to minimize accidents, leaving you free to text or tweet to your heart's content. Three states — California, Florida, and Nevada — have already deemed the vehicles legal, and it's only a matter of time before many of the other 47 follow suit.
But what happens to a self-driving car when it's time to make the morally unclear, split-second decisions that will inevitably come up on the road? It's a question Gary Marcus, a professor of psychology at NYU, tackles in a forward-looking New Yorker essay:
That moment will be significant not just because it will signal the end of one more human niche, but because it will signal the beginning of another: The era in which it will no longer be optional for machines to have ethical systems. Your car is speeding along a bridge at fifty miles per hour when errant school bus carrying forty innocent children crosses its path. Should your car swerve, possibly risking the life of its owner (you), in order to save the children, or keep going, putting all forty kids at risk? If the decision must be made in milliseconds, the computer will have to make the call.
That question will inevitably extend beyond our daily driving, too. Earlier this week, Human Rights Watch published a similar report tackling an innately more violent issue: Should military drones be able to decide who to kill? With the White House increasingly leaning on the drone program as a "counterinsurgency Air Force," one can reasonably assume that a growing percentage of the defense budget will be dedicated to drone R&D.
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"We don't even really know what a conscience is," says Carr. "But somebody's going to have to program one nonetheless."
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This condo is two adjoining units. A door connects or separates them. Please reference unit #4 (1BR hotel), #5 (1BR/1BA condo) or #9 (2BR/2BA condo).
1BR hotel (#4): Sleeps 1-4 (2 Queens), Sitting area, Microwave, Fridge, Coffee maker, Hot Bevs.
1BR/1BA (#5): Sleeps 1-5 (Queen and twin; Queen pullout) + Kitchen, Dining, LR, Balcony, fire place
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We offer EXCEPTIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS with the BEST PERSONAL SERVICE, LOCATION and VALUE in Park City !!!
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Our guests say we have the BEST LOCATION in Park City. Map our condo online at '950 Park Ave, Park City, UT' and the town lift at '800 Park Ave.'
Step from the courtyard onto quaint Old Town's historic Main Street, and the best restaurants, galleries, shops and entertainment. The ski lift is 1 BLOCK AWAY!
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BEDROOM: TWO QUEENS with HD cable TV/VHS, microwave/fridge/coffee maker & hot bevs, sitting area
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LIVING ROOM: Wood burning FIREPLACE, plush furnishings, flat screen TV(HD cable)/DVD/DVR, stereo and private BALCONY. One sofa converts to QUEEN-SIZE bed
DINING AREA: Enjoy meals and game playing for up to 6
KITCHEN: Very well equipped with granite, stainless and wood floor
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AFC North evening links: Steelers' path
January, 10, 2011
By James Walker | ESPN.com
Here are the latest happenings Monday evening in the AFC North:
So there you have it. If you want Brett to cheer for the Steelers, Ravens, Browns or any NFL team next year, check him out on eBay.
- For the Pittsburgh Steelers to make their second Super Bowl appearance in three years, they will likely face a difficult path of beating the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots.
- Here is a good story on Ravens safety Ed Reed's decision to play Sunday in a wild-card win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
- The Cleveland Browns have a lot of hurdles to clear in the offseason.
- Here is more on Brett Kostoff, the Cincinnati Bengals fan who is auctioning his allegiance on eBay. Kostoff, who was also mentioned in our weekend mailbag, sent an update to the AFC North blog Monday.
"Well, I've had well over 2,000 hits in two days and 25 people are watching," Kostoff said. "Currently, the Chicago Bears are in the lead. ...With that said this thing doesn't do me much good if only Bengals fans read it. I need all NFL fans to read it so I get a fair shake on what team. Anything you can do to help, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!"
So there you have it. If you want Brett to cheer for the Steelers, Ravens, Browns or any NFL team next year, check him out on eBay.
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An opening for Argo?
Too many Best Picture nominees, right mix of politics, history and Affleck could mean Oscar triumph
I like Argo. It's entertaining and pacey, a kind of geopolitical caper flick, with expertly staged suspense and some disarming comedy. Ben Affleck stars as a CIA "exfiltration" expert, who decides to use a fake Hollywood movie to solve a real international crisis, springing six Americans who are hiding out at the Canadian embassy in Tehran by pretending they're part of a film crew. Affleck, who also directs, has pulled off a good minor movie.
But for all its strengths, Argo feels like an unlikely Best Pic. The Academy is not overly fond of good minor movies. In the early weeks after nominations were announced, many analysts saw this year's Oscars as a race between Lincoln (worthy, weighty history) and Life of Pi (spectacular storytelling). So how did Argo end up as the front-running favourite? As with Affleck's exfiltration operation, there are some unpredictable variables on the road to Sunday night's announcement, but here are a few factors in Argo's favour.
-- The rule of nine: Kooky things can happen when you have nine nominees. The recently expanded Best Picture field makes the Oscars feel like a suburban kids' soccer team, with everyone getting a healthy snack and a prize at the end of the season. It's a lovely self-esteem boosting exercise -- "Good job, Ben! Most improved player since Gigli!" -- but the crowded field tends to confuse things.
-- Just enough history: Lincoln's history is lofty but long-ago. Zero Dark Thirty's history is current but controversial. Argo's history goes back far enough to score some retro songs on the soundtrack, but it's close enough to ring a bell.
And sure, Argo is inaccurate, as is every Hollywood film that has ever announced itself as "based on a true story." But its inaccuracies seem to be ones that the Academy can live with.
-- Just enough politics: Argo reduces potentially prickly politics to a safe liberal loop, finally letting Jimmy Carter get the last word on the hostage crisis. (Affleck's co-producers, George Clooney and Grant Heslov, have made this something of a specialty: Films like Good Night, and Good Luck and The Ides of March are well-intentioned, slightly pat works that play well in left-leaning Hollywood.)
And unlike some of its competitors, Argo has dodged really divisive debate. Zero Dark Thirty has been charged with justifying torture, Django Unchained has been accused of turning historical atrocity into pulp fiction and even stately old Lincoln has been taken to task for misrepresenting the Connecticut voting record on the constitutional amendment to abolish slavery.
Argo is not without controversy. The film has offended Iranians (for making their entire country look angry). And Canadians (for demoting Canadian ambassador Ken Taylor from key player to jolly Canuck innkeeper). And also Iranian-Canadians (broadcaster Jian Ghomeshi has called out the film for portraying Iranians as "hysterical, screaming, untrustworthy, irrational, bearded and lethal antagonists").
But frankly, the Academy doesn't care.
-- The actor-slash-director thing: OK, it's not exactly John Cassavetes doing emotionally raw improvisation with his friends, but Argo is helmed by an actor. Thespians make up a big wing of Academy voters, and actor-turned-filmmaker Affleck plays into their "what I really want to do is direct" fantasies.
The Academy also loves redemption stories, on screen and in real life. When we first meet Affleck's character, he's waking up in a crappy divorced-dad apartment. By the end of the film, he's a hero who has rediscovered his integrity and reconciled with his family. The Academy finds Affleck's own reinvention, from a mid-career actor with stalled-out prospects to a credible filmmaker, equally inspiring.
-- Hollywood: It's one thing to make actors look good. Argo manages to make its on-screen production company look good. It is a smoochy kiss to Hollywood. There may be a bit of joshing -- John Goodman's wisecracking makeup artist remarks that he could teach a rhesus monkey to direct in a day -- but everyone is in on the joke, ensuring that the level of satire remains safe.
Argo holds out the idea that down deep even the most venal, vulgar industry player is a patriotic American. Goodman and producer Alan Arkin take poolside lunch meetings, read epically bad scripts and participate in the usual L.A. fakery -- all in the service of their country. This ain't exactly Frank Capra helming the Why We Fight series in 1942, but these days, Hollywood takes what it can get.
-- The Interweb: And speaking of navel-gazing, the whole Oscar process plays out exhaustively in the media. All the analysis and odds-making, prediction and punditry probably influence some of the Academy's herd-minded voters. During the past weeks, Argo has gone from underdog to top dog. Paradoxically, its sure-thing status has become a possible liability, with some extra-pundity pundits forecasting an 11th-hour backlash.
-- Alan Arkin: This is one point that I think is absolutely valid: All movies are better with Alan Arkin in them. In Argo we get Arkin and a tagline. The tagline is not one we can print in a family newspaper; it's not even that funny. But, boy, it sounds great when he says it.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 23, 2013 E4
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The Devil's Mischief #518
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Metal Breakfast Radio - Episode 33.1
"Shape up, or show me…" There's a lot of it about you know, and this week it's no different. Whatever "it" is remains to be seen - or heard - but this episode is jam packed with submitted rubbish, plus we continue the tracks sent in by Hairy Bear Bjørn and tri-host Bob Thunder. It's down to Dave and Donovan to try and keep up. Let's have some more PayPal donations, or we may have to shoot Bob and sell his organs for beer money. On this you'll get INQUISITOR, SHIRAN, SKEPTOR, SINGULARITY, AMOKLAUF, BURIED TO RØT, CARNAL NECROSIS, THE BROOD, DIACLAST, RESURRECTION, SADISTIC INTENT, PSY:CODE, SINDROME, SUICIDE SILENCE, MOMENT MANIACS, NILE, and DIVINE EVE. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:53:32 — 104.7MB) | Embed
Metal Invaders #104 - NWoBHM, part 1
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The Metro #261
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The Devil's Mischief #517
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The Metro #260
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Metal Invaders #103
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The Devil's Mischief #516
Drug users can be such an unintentional source of comedy. Just ask DAVID CROSS. Or even Bill M., as he presents a story and a musical surprise. Also comedy from JOHN PINETTE and JOAN RIVERS (why stop, just because their deaths are no longer news?) Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 48:29 — 66.6MB) | Embed
Metal Breakfast Radio - Episode 33.0
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Terror Transmission EP114: King Kong (1933)
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Vox Satanae - Episode #213
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The Metro #259
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The Devil's Mischief #515 - Happy Halloween!
The Devil's Mischief presents a 2014 Halloween Special! Hear an assortment of Halloween-themed comedy and especially novelty from JOHN VALBY, EDDIE IZZARD, ALICE COOPER, SCREAMIN' JAY HAWKINS, and even more tricks and treats. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 44:53 — 61.6MB) | Embed
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Satanic Story Time's 18th episode, "The Shadow People" courtesy of the Satanic Players Society, is now available for download via iTunes Podcasts, at www.satanicstorytime.com, and at www.radiofreesatan.com. The Satanic Players Society has offered up a devilish machination for Samhain! They have acted out a classic tale of the supernatural. The tale of "The Shadow People" invokes the thoughts and ponderings of superstition, duality, phobias, madness, nightmares, good and evil, and relativity of morals. "The Shadow People" first appeared in the Hall of Fantasy series in 1953. It was written by Richard Thorne. The story involves an engaged couple by the name of David and Elaine. Elaine's family is plagued by some sort of curse that is causing her family to mysteriously perish during the darkest hours. The nightmare becomes real to the couple when Elaine inherits the living nightmare known as "The Shadow People". It seems as if the young couple goes through all of the right channels in their attempt to 'shake' the malevolent entities. Listen in and hear a Halloween tale that will have you leaving the lights on and checking under your beds! Special thanks go out to the Satanic Players Society and I cannot wait to hear their next terrifying tale of the unknown! Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 36:30 — 33.4MB) | Embed
Satanic Story Time Presents - Episode 17 - "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" - with Special Guest - Gyps Fulvus
Happy Halloween! Satanic Story Time's 17th episode, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" with Special Guest, Gyps Fulvus and co-host Evan Nihil is now available for download via iTunes Podcasts, at www.satanicstorytime.com, and at www.radiofreesatan.com. Gyps Fulvus is back on Satanic Story Time. We talked about his musical influences, his perspective of Washington Irving's short horror story classic, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and how it influenced his current single release, "Sleepy Hollow". We also talked about what Gyps Fulvus thinks actually happened to Washington Irving's fictional character, Ichabod Crane. We briefly spoke on the topics of lesser and greater magic in music and other avenues. And finally, we touched on the idea of, "Who would you take out first if you were the Headless Rider"? Be sure to check out Gyps Fulvus' official website, The Lair of Nightmares. The URL for Gyps Fulvus' official website is www.gypsfulvus.net. Thank you Gyps Fulvus for providing your newest single, "Sleepy Hollow" for our listening pleasure. I hope that it gives each and every one of you nightmares for this Halloween! And I hope that his latest single inspires each of you to get creative with your Halloween festivities! Last but not least, we had the pleasure of listening to the narration of Washington Irving's classic tale, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" which was originally written and published in 1820. Washington Irving published his collection of 34 short stories and essays while he was living in Birmingham, England. The name of this tome is entitled The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. This collection of Washington Irving's short stories and essays can still be purchased today from Amazon and prices somewhere between $3.00, all the way up to $35.00. It is available in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle edition from Amazon. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 2:21:58 — 130.0MB) | Embed
Metal Breakfast Radio - Episode 32.9
"What sort of Black magic is this?" Bob Thunder continues to fit in perfectly and this week things are even smoother. Or is it the beer? Still, whatever the cause it's a cracker of a show with much joviality and fun, with a lot of great music. No, we're lying about that last part. The Exterminate button gets put to good use once more, which is necessary with some of this rubbish. With the second half seeing some bands new to all our ears and a few classics, it closes with plenty of interpretive dance. You just had to be there. This week's rubbishness brings you THE NEW LOW, ABSCONDER, PARTY CANNON, INDESPAIR, SCALPEL, ABOMINANT, OVERTORTURE, JENOVAVIRUS, DIABOLIC, SKELETAL, I AM HERESY, DETEST, TRIOSCAPES, JUST BEFORE DAWN, BATHORY, SINISTER and CORONER. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 2:00:04 — 110.9MB) | Embed


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March 13, 2013
By Evan Lockridge
Legislation being considered by Ohio lawmakers to increase the maximum truck weight on the state's non-interstate routes from 80,000 pounds to 90,000 pounds has been removed from a larger bill.
A Senate transportation committee has removed it from a transportation budget measure. It was added earlier in the House by state representative and Republican Lynn Watchmann, who was later criticized by some who said he came up with the plan to help a business he owns that delivers bottled water. Watchmann later told The Plain Dealer newspaper in Cleveland that his business would indeed benefit.
There has been a suggestion that stand-alone legislation be introduced to increase truck weights.
During a Senate committee hearing, opponents of the hike expressed concern about safety and the effect of heavier trucks on roadway surfaces. Supporters, including the head of the state DOT, said allowing heavier trucks, which would special permitting, would bring in extra revenue for the state.
In an interview with The Columbus Dispatch newspaper, Larry Davis, president of the Ohio Trucking Association, said his group has not taken a position on increasing the state's maximum truck weight due to deep disagreement over the proposal among members.
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SAN RAMON, Calif — The San Ramon Police Department's new Tasers do more than stop crime suspects who fight with officers they also record video and audio of each time the device is used.
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Bold burglars have city residents uneasy
The five burglaries happened between 11 a.m. on Saturday and 10:20 a.m. on Sunday.
In one case, a brazen thief broke into a Walnut Street home when the homeowner was outside mowing her lawn.
In another instance, a thief tried to break into a Laurel Street home at night while the homeowner was sleeping. The burglar was thwarted by safety stops on the windows, police said.
Burglars mostly stole electronic items, but coins were taken in one instance, police said.
The city averages 15 burglaries — both commercial and residential — a week in the summer, though break-ins spiked to about 30 a week during a two-week period in mid July. Many of those burglaries since resulted in arrests.
The Aug. 24-25 burglaries are as follows:
• An Elmwood Avenue resident reported finding his side porch door shattered about 11 a.m. Saturday and his house ransacked but nothing appeared to have been taken.
• A Brown Avenue resident reported about 4:30 p.m. that he left the house for about an hour and returned home to find the door unlocked and electronic items taken. No sign of forced entry.
• A Queen City Avenue resident returned home about 5:30 p.m. Saturday to find someone broke into his apartment through a side window. Two gaming systems were taken.
• A 49-year-old Laurel St. woman woke up Sunday morning to find a hole cut in her window screen and the window partially opened. Safety stops prevented it from being completely opened. She believes someone tried to get in overnight as she slept. She had been burglarized Aug. 17 when someone was able to push open a window and steal a laptop just inside the window.
• A Walnut Street woman told police about 10:20 a.m. Sunday that her home had been broken in to while she was in the back yard mowing her lawn. She and a neighbor spotted a man walking in the alley and through yards and decided to check the house. She noticed a porch door screen pushed in, her purse ransacked and coins missing. It appears the suspect may have been scared off since other valuables were left behind.
The city had 77 burglaries reported between Aug. 1-23. This compares with 64 burglaries reported during the same time frame last year.
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- Whom do you think bears the brunt of the blame for the mayhem this weekend in Keene?
- KSC students
- 37%
- KSC administration
- 2%
- Police
- 6%
- Visitors from out of town
- 18%
- A combination of any/all of the above
- 37%
- Total Votes: 2483