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It's hard to believe that autumn quarter is nearing an end and we're soon heading into winter! It's been quite an exciting season around the UW Department of Architecture with much more still to come.
This fall we celebrated with the grand kickoff of the Architecture Centennial. Opening activities began on October 22 with an alumni lecture by Brian Bell (B.Arch '89), followed later in the week with displays of tectonic studio models and faculty publications, a "fireside chat" with local professionals, a Friday "Super Studio", and an all–college alumni Happy Hour — which featured a Pecha Kucha ("pe-chak-cha") with brief, engaging presentations from several of our notable alumni. On Saturday, October 25, Peter Miller Books hosted a book signing reception featuring works by departmental faculty. That evening, the celebration was taken to new heights when faculty, students, staff, alumni, and friends dressed to the nines and kicked up their heels at a spectacular, sold-out Centennial Gala at the Seattle Center Fisher Pavilion. The weekend wrapped up on Sundaywith a Capitol Hill/downtown Seattle Walking Tour led by Kate Murphy (M Arch 2013) highlighting six notable alumni designed building projects.
The Department of Architecture Centennial celebration continues all year long with upcoming lectures and exhibits. Winter quarter begins with the grand opening of Gould Pavilion, which is currently in its final stages of construction. This project repurposes the double height entry corridor at the east end of Gould Hall, and will include three multi-purpose galleries and a studio/classroom. On January 14 the first gallery exhibit will feature the work of distinguished alumnus George Suyama, with a conversation between George and firm partner Jay Deguchi. The Gould Symposium with Gene Zema, Dan Streissguth, Grant Hildebrand, and Dave Miller will be held on January 21. The Jim Olson exhibition will open with a conversation on March 4. Details about the Gould Pavilion ribbon-cutting ceremony will be posted soon.
We'll be sharing more Centennial photos and stories all year long – stay tuned. Thank you to all of our sponsors, faculty, students, staff, alumni and friends for their hard work in making these events such a success. Here's to the next 100 years!
Help keep the Department going strong for another 100 years: make a gift today!
When I first heard a preview of the UW Architecture Centennial celebration at a meeting of the UWArchPAC (Professionals Advisory Council), I began thinking of colleagues and friends who had taught and studied there over the decades in which I have observed and taken part in Department and College doings – going back to my 1970s service on the staff of the Department of Urban Planning, as then known.
I started making lists, and in August 2014 established a website listing/linking names of alumni/ae and faculty I'd begun to track down. I communicated about this with various individuals, including early on our distinguished historian colleague Prof. Jeffrey Ochsner as well as Architecture and BE staff, who offered helpful advice. Relatedly, UW Columns September 2014 edition included an article citing several notable individuals associated with the department.
Over the last several weeks, the word spreads and the lists grow. At the Centennial Gala and other events October 22-26, several participants recalled individuals with whom they had studied. Many have contacted me with names of classmates and students, copies of commencement programs, and other references. THANKS to all who've provided information to this ongoing work-in-progress – corrections wanted!
As of this writing, the lists identify more than 1800 individuals, going back to the originating faculty and early classes and continuing to current students – with all but a few of the names linking to information about their careers and other doings. Links connect to biographical notes on historical sites for those who studied and taught early in Department history, firm and business and academic websites for many currently active, online news and a few online obituaries, and a majority (especially recent grads and current students) to LinkedIn profiles. I hasten to add that these postings document only a portion of 4500+ individuals associated with the Department over the last century. Updating continues, on a daily basis as new information emerges via the interactive process.
Cumulatively, this effort documents a productive community, and a far-flung crop of alumni/ae. As one would expect, the majority go on to careers in architectural practice in a range of expressions: design firms located in Seattle and Washington and around the world, as well as government and non-profit design enterprises. Many have continued their educations elsewhere, and several pursue academic careers. Many have distinguished themselves in and beyond architecture, as recognized by a range of honors — potentially subject to further celebration as the 2014-15 Centennial series continues. Associate Chair Alex Anderson proposed using the listings as a source for data-base and other analysis, and let us trust that others will find ways to use this online resource.
I hope that this "documentary" helps connect the UW Architecture community of all generations, and serves as a resource for current and incoming student networking/outreach. I welcome suggestions, corrections/additions, and comments as the study continues.
Looking forward to continuing Centennial celebrations with all who share the occasions, in memory and/or in person.
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"David" was a symbol of heroism and courage but even he didn't know what the future held for him; that made him human, that made him more relatable, and that made him seem even more heroic because then he's just an ordinary man taking on an extraordinary task.
This was a student's description of the effect that resulted from Michelangelo's choice to depict the Biblical story of David and Goliath just before the action begins. But we can read into her observation something at the core of what our Freshman Seminar is ultimately about: who knew in the sixteenth century "what the future held" for Michelangelo's David after it was installed in the Piazza della Signoria? Who knew that he'd be lying in a flatbed truck 500 years later in a part of the world that had only recently been stumbled upon by Europeans? While this image contains plenty of humor, the serious question we are asking concerns what 21st century eyes see when they look at the David.
One art historian has recently observed that Michelangelo's work "obliterates all other art nearby." In a recent New Yorker, Alex Ross similarly said of Beethoven, to whom Michelangelo is often compared, "his shadow falls on those who came after him, and even on those who came before him," and goes on to ask, "How did Beethoven become BEETHOVEN?" Without trying to answer how Michelangelo became MICHELANGELO, our seminar is taking a look at each. We are moving sequentially through his art and architecture for a glimpse of why and how it was created, and an awareness of some of the meanings shared by the artist and his audience.
But students are being asked to record in journals their own impressions and responses to various works as well. In response to the Sistine Chapel ceiling, one student wrote:
Also what I like is the prophets on each side. It looks as if they are the ones telling the story of the creation of the world through the drunkenness of Noah. This is speculation on my part, but it looks like they are there to tell the story.
And of his paintings in general, another student wrote:
Some may argue that in this medium, the figures look unrealistic, posed, and awkward. I personally think the depiction of this scene by Michelangelo creates a very interesting conversation. While it may not have been his intention to do so, depicting this scene as statuesque makes the feeling you get from looking at it grander and farther away from reality.
These freshmen have been uniformly open and insightful as they have approached the subject of Michelangelo through his works.
We take on the topic of MICHELANGELO through popular culture. We started the course with videos, comparing what each director made of the figure of Michelangelo himself. We will be finishing with some of the ways in which his works are adopted, updated, transformed. Setting aside the Ninja Turtles, where do we encounter the specter of Michelangelo today and why?]]>
A few weeks ago on Sunday October 26th, we had a great turnout of alumni for 'Alumni in the City' – a walking tour led by UW Department of Architecture alumni designers offering a behind the scenes glimpse into the design of six notable projects. The projects and alumni architects included: Bullitt Center (Brian Court & Ron Rochon); Cupcake Royale (Ian Butcher); The Northwest School (Brendan Connolly); Frye Art Museum (Rick Sundberg); Seattle Central Library (Sam Miller); and the Pike and Virginia Building (Jim Olson).
Starting on Capitol Hill and ending near Pike Place Market, together in sunshine and rain we wove through Seattle's built environment and learned what makes each building's design distinctive. After five hours on tour and walking over two miles between the buildings, we enjoyed a much-deserved happy hour at the Elysian Bar downtown – a fantastic ending to a very fun and successful Centennial weekend! Thank you again to all who participated in the tour, and especially to the alumni architects who each gave terrific tours of their buildings!
Written by Rick Mohler
The pace of work and level of intensity is increasing in the Thesis Studio as 25 students prepare to present final projects on December 1st, 2nd and 3rd. This will be the culmination of more than two quarters of work, which began in the Sprinq Quarter of last year with Thesis Research and Preparation, taught by professors Louisa Iarocci and Sharon Sutton. This quarter's Thesis Studio is being taught by Professors Ann Marie Borys, Rick Mohler and Gundula Proksch.
The Thesis Research and Preparation and Studio sequence is designed to provide students with a semi-structured environment in which to pursue theoretical proposals of their own choosing. Students in both classes have been divided into six studio focus groups based upon project type. This year's groups are:
Dividing the class into focus groups affords a number of advantages. The first half of the quarter is generally comprised of small group critiques and reviews. The focus groups encourage students to critique one another's work and share ideas and resources. This allows faculty to serve not only as critics within the studio but as moderators of the group discussions. The focus groups also allow group specific reviews in which guest critics provide experience and expertise related to the issues being explored by each group. Overall, the studio provides each student with a support group to foster an energetic and positive peer-to-peer learning experience.
Part of what makes the Thesis Studio a particularly exciting class to teach is the variety of projects and issues being explored. Projects in this year's class range from a 5,000 SF support pavilion for hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail to a global shipping logistics facility and related urban design in Los Angeles covering more than 100 acres. While students are working on projects of their own choosing, what makes the project a thesis is the mandate that a clear and complete theoretical proposition – an argument – be expressed in the form of a design proposal. This argument must be reinforced from the written document to design details and directs what drawings and models are required to fully support the proposal. In these final three weeks students are working intensely to accomplish these tasks. Students, faculty and all interested parties are encouraged to join us for thesis reviews on December 1st, 2nd and 3rd to engage in the discussion and celebrate the work of these future architects.
Written by Lecturer Judith Swain
For the past 20 years, ARCH 100 / Introduction to Architecture has offered students the opportunity to learn about architectural design in an intensive, hands-on program during the UW summer quarter. It has also provided studio-teaching experience for the GSAs involved in the course. This year, we wrapped up the program with the students engaged in a 1-week comprehensive portfolio workshop that followed 8 weeks of lectures, fieldtrips, and design studio. Of the 26 students, more than half are considering applying to graduate school in the next year or two. Many of the others are looking forward to the undergraduate architectural prerequisite courses starting this autumn quarter.
ARCH 100 2014 was co-taught by Judith Swain and James Thompson with the assistance of graduate students Bennett Sapin, Justine Loong, and Philip Syvertsen. As always, the program has benefited greatly from lecture presentations by members of the CBE faculty, fieldtrips guided by local design professionals, and the invaluable contribution of guest critics, many of whom are current and recent graduate students in the Department of Architecture.
It was an exciting and action-packed 9 weeks. The following images are samples of the ARCH 100 student work and experiences.
For more information about ARCH 100 please visit here.
Written by Kristian London, edited by Rick Mohler and Dechen Gonnot
The Seattle Studio is a collaboration between the City of Seattle Department of Planning and Development (DPD), the Department of Urban Design and Planning and the Department of Architecture at the University of Washington. The aim of the multi-semester studio is to assist the city in the development of the Uptown Urban Design Framework (UDF), a process that began in November 2013 and is expected to last until 2015.
The Summer 2014 Seattle Studio's focus area is the Mercer Street corridor, an area identified by the Spring 2013 Studio for substantial potential for the realization of the UDF through redevelopment or improved urban design.
A key issue that the Summer Studio addresses is the Seattle Center campus' enormous presence at the heart of Uptown, while its renown institutions feel removed from the neighborhood and the city as a whole. A key goal of the studio's proposals are to explore ways of retaining the historical edges of the Center while making them more porous, and creating a unified arts district that integrates Seattle Center into the neighborhood beyond.
The three sites presented here – the northern edge of the Northwest Rooms, the Mercer Garage, and the KCTS building – were selected as key sites where successful interventions could have a cumulative positive impact. By increasing intensity at key nodes and rationalizing connections between existing concentrations of activity, "Uptown Arts" district is celebrated.
Converting vehicular streets into pedestrian-friendly plazas creates flexible spaces for a variety of small and medium-scale activities, from charging your phone while grabbing lunch to pausing to enjoy a concert by a KEXP visiting artist. Functional public art and media mark this revitalized gateway to Seattle Center.
Two proposals for the site of the current Mercer Garage – one adaptive reuse and one demolition-reconstruction – restore pedestrian continuity and urban grain to the site. Both proposals provide public plazas, new retail, residences and semi-public artist live-work spaces at a key gateway between the Seattle Center and residential Uptown.
The proposal for the site is a response to its untapped potential as a prime site for a public gateway between the Seattle Center, the Uptown Arts district and the city as a whole. The center of the site is dedicated to a public plaza that would serve as a pedestrian throughway, respite from surrounding streets, and open-air performance and exhibition venue.
The plaza flows into the ground plane of a new structure rising along the edges of the site, which houses a combination of commercial and restaurant spaces and public services. The upper floors of this structure would work well as a hotel, generating revenue for the city while keeping the land in public hands. Rooftop terraces and restaurants/bars offer new views of the Space Needle and the southern edge of Lake Union, making these assets available to the public.
Written by Senior Lecturer Jim Nicholls
Tables Of Content is a School of Art summer furniture studio taught by Jim Nicholls and John Martin. 25 undergraduate students from across the UW campus, including students from the College of Built Environments, were introduced to the fundamentals of wood furniture fabrication and design.
The studio began with an overview of the history of furniture from 1850 to the present, outlining the critical theoretical context for the studio work. Simultaneously, students began to learn the tools and techniques of the wood shop. Entry-level woodworking skills were developed using hands-on projects with real materials and equipment, emphasizing material properties and fabrication processes. Designs moved quickly from scale model studies to full-size drawings, and into the shop for construction.
Over the summer quarter, each student produced two small tables. A quick first project, 2½ weeks in duration, was followed by a longer project for the remaining 6½ weeks. Tools were introduced incrementally as skills developed. Design brief constraints provided limits and challenges, as well a common ground to measure individual variations against. Personal choice was brought forward in the calibration and comparison of different subjective solutions.
The small wood tables were designed for DIY small-run batch production. The tables were intended to be value-added primarily by design thinking, rather than the cost of labor or the cost of materials. Each table was designed and built to be durable, sustainable, nomadic, and to include storage or seating.
Maximum three – 8' long, Fir 2×4(s)
A. Design and build one table from minimum 2×4 material.
B. Clamp and glue only, no mechanical fasteners.
C. Table to Fit within the sum of am 18″ by 18″ by 18″ cube.
D. No moving parts. Whole table may rotate 90 degrees.
E. Doubles as storage, seat, or step.
FINAL REVIEW is Wednesday August 19, 2014 – ART Building Courtyard – 9:00am – 12:00pm & 1:30pm – 4:30pm
The following projects were designed and built by Allison Acosta, Nikole Barber, John Bambick, Collin Bampton, Kyle Barrett, Angela Bartlett, Hua Cao, Cory Castagno, Chao Chen, Andrew Doll, Neil Harlow, Harris Hidayat, Diana Lee, Eunjung Lee, Lok Leung, Chia-Wei Liu, Zachary Russel, Yanqing Shi, Gyumin Shim, Ellie Tanaka, Amethyst Williams, Dingying Yu, Xinzhu Zeng, and Liang Zhang.
Written by Assistant Professor Elizabeth M. Golden
Bob Hull, one of Seattle's most well-known and respected architects passed away on April 7th, 2014, at the age of 68. He left behind an impressive legacy of buildings, and the work he created over a lifetime will continue to serve and uplift many people for generations to come. Over the past two years, one project in particular–the Gawhar Khatoon Girls' School in Afghanistan–seemed to carry a lot significance for Bob. He often said that in designing Gawhar Khatoon, his career was coming full circle. His first project, the National Tourism Agency, was built in Afghanistan in the late 60s, and he admitted that the school could be one of his last. Sadly, it really was one of his final buildings. He will miss the satisfaction of seeing how much enjoyment his work will bring many students.So what's happening with the Gawhar Khatoon Girls' School now? I'm sure the former UW students that participated in the "Afghan Studio," along with many others who have either been involved with or have followed the project previously are probably wondering where things stand. The construction is well underway, and the school is planned to open this September. (Earlier Arch BE blogpost about the project) The concrete structure is finished, and the masons are hard at work filling in the walls and facades of the classroom blocks. Our department chair, Dave Miller, MS Architecture student Yasaman Esmaili and I, are working on the details of the project–from developing the site plan, to designing tile patterns for the floors, and planning how the latrines will function. We call the contractor, Jason Simmons, once a week, and he is working tirelessly to find all of the materials needed to make a great school. We all know designing a building is difficult and complicated in the first place…try doing it in Afghanistan. Take floor tiles for example. We might have a particular type in mind, and you can bet that the producer probably won't have enough of that kind in stock, or they might sell the tile they promised to someone else, or they might just go out of business before the floor is finished. Repeat this scenario for most items–brick, stone, trees–and you get the picture. We are slowly learning to consider several options, and to keep our expectations in check. In spite of these challenges, there are also some positive developments. Recently, we decided that the school's main stair cases should have large murals on the flanking walls. Rather than design these ourselves, we've been preparing the groundwork for a competition that will be an open call to all local women to submit a design for the project. The students at Gowhar Khatoon will also be able to participate, and we are excited to see their proposals for the spaces. We still have many things to decide, but thinking through each of these details brings a new opportunity to ask what Bob might have wanted, to recall comments he made, or more often, to fondly remember his jokes. These are small remembrances, but we know they are slowly adding up to be something big. ]]>
Written by Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Jeffrey Ochsner
When Shaping Seattle Architecture: A Historical Guide to the Architects sold out about 2006, I wondered if the book would ever be available again. Shaping had been created in the early 1990s as part of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the AIA in Seattle and Washington State. That book was a collaborative effort—although I served as organizer and editor, the five other members of the Editorial Board (Dennis Andersen, Duane Dietz, Kate Krafft, David Rash, Tom Veith) were all deeply involved in the creation of the book and a total of 25 writers contributed the essays and supporting information. The book was published in 1994 by the University of Washington Press partnering with AIA Seattle and the Seattle Architectural Foundation.
When the first printing of Shaping sold out in 1998, the Press allowed the Editorial Board to submit corrections for the second printing. When the second printing sold out in 2006, we produced a new set of corrections, but the Press was unable to accommodate them in a third printing. Between 1993-94, when the original book was typeset, and 2005-6 book publishing processes had become completely digital. Our proposed corrections would have had too many impacts on the old page layouts that were not in an easily alterable form. As a result, the Press said that they could either reprint without corrections, or there would need to be an entirely new book.
After considerable discussion, the Editorial Board and I made a proposal to the Press for new version — a true Second Edition. We began work on the new edition in 2007.
Shaping 2e incorporates many findings from the last twenty years of research on Seattle's architecture. However, because this is a Second Edition, not an entirely new book, we kept the structure of the original book. Significantly revising a twenty-year-old book meant reconsidering almost everything and trying to take account of new research. The Editorial Board and I contacted the individual essay writers and asked if they would do updates. Some revised their essays significantly, others submitted minor changes, and a few allowed the Editorial Board do updates for them. Illustrations sometimes also changed to reflect the results of new research. And authors updated their bibliographic essays and revised the lists of addresses (adding new addresses if they included different buildings and deleting addresses for buildings that were destroyed since the early 1990s). Shaping 2e also includes six entirely new essays (four on individuals—Edwin Ivey, Fred Bassetti, L. Jane Hastings, Richard Haag—and two on architects' involvement in suburban housing as opposed to singular custom design).
Other parts of the book also changed. The introductory essay comes twenty years further in time—to the 2000s. The "Additional Significant Seattle Architects" appendix has been significantly expanded: Where the 1994 edition listed about 85 additional architects, there are now about 250. Architects who contributed to shaping the city's built environment in the years from 1945 to about 1990 are much better represented. Finally, the appendix "Researching Seattle's Architectural History" has been updated and expanded and now offers an introduction to digitally accessible as well as traditional resources for research on Seattle architecture.
Shaping Seattle Architecture 2e remains a "historical" guide—this is not a guide to those practicing architecture in Seattle today. In 1990-94, AIA Seattle set a policy that said that currently practicing architects could not be the subjects of essays (neither the AIA chapter nor the editors wanted to be in the position of telling currently practicing architects "you are significant, but you and you and you are not"). However, AIA Seattle did ask that architects who had received the chapter medal be included in the "Additional Architects" appendix and the original book included AIA Seattle Medal winners through 1992. Twenty years later there are roughly twenty more medal winners who are included in the "Additional Architects" appendix (the new "cut-off" was 2012).
The production process carried out by the University of Washington Press was essentially that of a new book—new copy-editing, new typesetting, new design, new page layouts. At 7 x 10 inches, the Second Edition is physically larger than the earlier book. This size allows larger illustrations, but is another reason a completely new design was required. In turn the additional information and new design required a completely new index.
Although my name appears on the cover as editor, Shaping 2e was truly a shared project. Without the writers, and without the many contributions of the Editorial Board, as well as the extraordinary support received from the Press (editing, design, production, etc.), and the financial contributions from those who provided necessary funding to make publication possible, Shaping 2e would never have happened.
Shaping 2e will appear in bookstores in late June or early July.]]>


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A fifteen year old flat roof that has begun leaking should be reroofed. The money spent on remedial repairs will probably not stop it's accelerated degradation at this age. As for leaving the old roof in place or removing it prior to the installation of the new, first determine the condition of the roof deck (from the underside)making sure that there is no rotting. If the leaks are long term or if they were substantial, you may well have water in the roof system. This also warrants removal. If the roof and deck are dry, reroofing over the old is acceptable, making sure that you are not exceeding the dead load capacity of the structure. Finally, if the carport was built at the same time as the house, reroof it. The economies are there as compared to doing it later.
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Cinelli Rider Collection
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Caps can be purchased here.
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Down to their last out in their Beltway Series with the Baltimore Orioles, the Washington Nationals turned to Ronnie Belliard. And he delivered.
Belliard hit a 2-run walk-off home run off George Sherrill in the bottom of the 12th to lift the Nationals to a 3-2 victory over the Orioles. He was 0-13 prior to that at bat.
The Nationals got out to the early lead when Aaron Boone grounded into a fielder's choice in the 1st to score recent call-up Roger Bernadina. Washington held on to that lead until the 7th, when Luke Scott hit his second home run in as many days, a solo shot that tied the game at 1.
The Orioles took a 2-1 lead in the top of the 12th when Adam Jones singled in Nick Markakis. But after Sherrill retired the first two batters of the bottom half of the 12th, he gave up a walk to Dmitri Young, and then the home run to Belliard. Sherrill took the loss to fall to 2-3 on the season.
The Nationals and Orioles ended up splitting their season series 3-3.
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William Kaufman's feature debut, the gun-heavy assassin thriller, Prodigy, surprised viewers when it was released in 2006. Since then, I've had my eye on the newcomer's next project, a gritty detective actioner called Sinners and Saints. So you can imagine my joy when we were given an exclusive first look a the the film's explosive extended promo trailer.
Sinners brings Sean Patrick Flanery, Tom Berenge, Johnny Strong and Method Man together in a crime ridden, post-Katrina New Orleans where life on the streets is brutal and the guys at the top are finding all new ways to exploit the decaying city.
In lawless storm ravaged New Orleans, beleaguered detective, Sean Riley, is trying to cope with the death of his young son and the abandonment of his wife. Facing a probable suspension from the department, Riley is teamed with a young homicide detective, Will Ganz, to help solve a series of brutal murders that have plunged the city into a major gang war. The two quickly realize there is something far more sinister going on than either could have ever imagined.
I'm really digging the vibe of this film. It's a dark vision of the city that America left behind, but a story that also seems steeped in mythological stroytelling - like early John Woo or Michael Mann at his best. It's loaded with gun-play too, but grounded in reality.
Watch the extended promo-reel after the break.
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Anonymous (5 years ago) Reply
Michael Mann wannabe, ha? Looking good.
Wendy (5 years ago) Reply
Finally! I've been waiting to see Will Kaufman's new movie. So glad to finally be able to see the trailer. Looking good! :)
Hot Fuzz (5 years ago) Reply
Has a great look to it. Love the western shootout at the end.
bogman (5 years ago) Reply
looks dope.. ill watch this film.
Pussy cat (5 years ago) Reply
This f*#@er looks bad ass!!!!!!
darkchocolate (5 years ago) Reply
this looks really good... when does it come out?
agentorange (5 years ago) Reply
It's still in post-production and looking for a decent distribution deal, so maybe not for a while yet. As soon as we know more we'll update for sure.
Anonymous (5 years ago) Reply
Very Michael Mann in my opinion...
Serious Produuction Value. The lead looks like a freak of nature and the rest of the cast ain't half bad. Keeping this one on my Radar.
Hollow-Point (5 years ago) Reply
Very Cool! I love action shootem ups! When is this coming to the big screen? It looks like Michael Mann in New Orleans.
Anonymous (5 years ago) Reply
looks all kindsa kickass.
rek (5 years ago) Reply
Looks fantasic.
Anonymous (5 years ago) Reply
This is an Action Film with a real story for once. Not just flying bullets.
malcolmY (5 years ago) Reply
Hold on. You can't compare him to Michael Mann when you haven't seen anything. Though it does look good, two minutes is a hell of a lot easier to make look good than two hours. We'll see...
Anonymous (5 years ago) Reply
i agree. though i like the look of it, it could easily still suck
Angie (5 years ago) Reply
I run a website for the lead in this and I can't wait for this movie. Really looking forward to this movie and Will's second film.
Anonymous (5 years ago) Reply
WOW! When will it be relesed? Trailer is tight
looks like it could be a hit.
Michael (5 years ago) Reply
Il watch anything with jolene blalock in it
KTR (5 years ago) Reply
Mmmmm... I hope the lovely Jolene Blalock has a bigger part than this trailer implied.
Chris (5 years ago) Reply
Slick trailer! Gun fights, ass kicking and Jolene Blalock, I am there! Just tell we where and when! looking forward to this one!
tammy jo (4 years ago) Reply
i am very proud of my brother russell white in the making of this film.i cant wait to see it on the big screen.WAY TO GO EVERYONE;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Blue Planet Studio (4 years ago) Reply
Will - This looks like your best yet. You are the hottest and most sought out new director for a reason.
kapplwe (4 years ago) Reply
i agree jolene blalock is bangin just like when she was in star trek enterprise
Teo (4 years ago) Reply
Great film, full of adrenaline and action.Praise to Jolene Blalock who is excellent actor.And very beautiful.
wayne brown (3 years ago) Reply
i love this movie it's full of action it have in 3 of my favorite actors.
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Mecke, 38, of New Smyrna, Fla., was arrested by Londonderry police in September 2011 after his father reported him to police, saying his son was storing marijuana and oxycodone in his home, prosecutors said. The father, Michael Mecke Sr., had been renting the home from his son and got into an argument with him over storing a half-pound of marijuana inside a couch, police said. Londonderry police executed a search warrant at the home and found $41,000 in cash and drugs. Michael Mecke Sr. became a key witness in the case against his son but died in April from "sudden fatal cardiac arrhythmia," prosecutors said.
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I see a variety of answers to how thick the subfloor must be prior to laying tile. What's the bottom line.
In my case, I have a kitchen floor I would like to tile -- probably with 16" porcelain, but could go 12" if needed. The joists are 2X8 Doug Fir 16" OC, 10'2" unsuported span.
The current floor is 1/2" plywood with 3/8" particle board on top. Everything is in sound condition.
My intention was to float the surface for tile installation or, I could go Ditra, or whatever is a good choice -- but not go cost crazy.
How should I prep the sub floor. It what I have adequate? Should I add 3/8" or 1/4 inch plywood on top of the existing particle board and ply and screw it all into the joists? Should I rip out the particle board and put in 5/8" plywood? What will work, and what would be best?
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rip out the particle board, it has no place being under a tile installation. Put 1/2" underlayment rated plywood, like ACX or BCX,perpindicular to the existing one half inch ply. Leave a 1/8" gap in the seams and fill with cheap latex caulk, use screws at 8" intervals, dont worry about hitting the joist with the screws. Put Ditra or cement board over that. Check the Deflecto to see if you need midspan supports for your 2x8s.
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A drunk driver has wished police and firefighters a "Happy New Year" after crashing and flipping his car outside Box Hill Police Station this morning.
The 52-year-old Box Hill man lost control of his Honda on Whitehorse Road just before 3am.
Senior Sergeant Wayne Williams said the man was in very good spirits after police freed him from his vehicle.
"Generally found to be apparently unharmed but heavily intoxicated and to which he was in generally good spirits and continually wished everyone a 'Happy New Year'," he said.
The man is expected to be charged on summons with speeding and careless driving.
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Apple is expected to release a 128GB version of the current fourth-generation iPad, according to a new report. Like the device released late last year, the iPad will come in both black and white options, and in both Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + Cellular versions. The report is based in part on new SKUs at a "high-profile U.S. retailer," referring to an "ultimate" edition of the P101 and P103 iPads — internal Apple names for the Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + Cellular editions of the fourth-generation iPad. Apple SKU descriptions of current products only refer to "good," "better," and "best," which are the 16 GB, 32 GB, and 64GB models. No pricing information is known as of yet.
Further evidence pointing to a new 128 GB iPad is found within the code for iOS 6.1 beta 5, which was recently released to developers. The code contains a reference to a device with 128 GB capacity. iTunes 11 notably included a badge for a 128GB device, though none has yet been released. [via 9to5Mac]
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Will previous two models be available, too?
Posted by Michael on January 28, 2013 at 9:06 AM (CST)
@1: Of course, 128 GB is a niche market and Apple knows that they need lower capacity models to remain (reasonably) price-competitive.
Posted by rockmyplimsoul on January 28, 2013 at 12:27 PM (CST)
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