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Get your beat on with the only music-driven puzzle game on the DS! The intuitive gameplay is controlled entirely with the stylus. You solve each puzzle by touching a Honeycomb tile, which changes the colors of the tiles around it. Line up tiles of the same color to get rid of them or make different shapes! Each of the 200 puzzles gets more and more difficult, and the better job you do, the better your "Brain Evolution" rating. Puzzle Mode goes puzzle to puzzle, while Evolution Mode moves the board upwards, so you have to remove lines before it's too late!
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The Originals Review: All The King's Menby Miranda Wicker at . Updated at . Comments
Every week after The Originals airs, I say "this was my favorite episode!" because every week this show steps up its proverbial game with twists that keep us thoroughly hooked.
The big reveal from The Originals Season 1 Episode 9? Klaus' werewolf family has come to town.
I've watched tonight's mid-season finale twice already, and I'm still not sure where to begin this review. That was one jam-packed hour of television which left us with much to discuss between now and the show's return in January.
JANUARY. Over a month! What are we going to do?
This cast better get some attention from the People's Choice Awards next year, particularly Joseph Morgan, whose portrayal of an "immortal egomaniac" is beyond anything we could have imagined when the character first appeared on The Vampire Diaries season 2.
Back then he was just this, well, immortal egomaniac. Now he's an immortal egomaniac with a soft spot for pony sketches and pretty blondes. And babies. Who knew?
Klaus finally has the reins and is the ruler of the vampire community of New Orleans, but he doesn't know what to do with his new position. As someone who is used to taking what he wants when he wants it, the ideas of subtlety and politicking are lost on him. And he hates rules.
The humans decided to teach him a lesson tonight and, honestly, it was one he needed to learn. It also allowed us to see Klaus and Marcel team up against the humans and even if it wasn't an epic fight like last weeks' Klaus-smash in the compound, it was still great to see Marcel get a little devilish.
(Is it just me or does Charles Michael Davis have THE BEST evil twinkle in his eye? Paired with that smile of his? Wow!)
If Klaus is going to rule the city, and if he wants to earn the respect and loyalty which Marcel has been able to garner in Klaus' nearly 100-year absence from the city they both call home, then he has to learn to play well with others in the sandbox. Or the bayou.
Marcel, it seems, is eager to rule alongside Klaus like the two dreamed they would someday. Now that someday is here, Marcel is pretty quick to choose Klaus over Rebekah. Again.
To be honest, I'm kind of okay with this quasi-breakup.
I feel badly for Rebekah because the girl can't catch a break when it comes to love, but the setup for their relationship was a little clunky and got too serious too quickly despite the fact that they have a century's worth of history together. I might also still be angling for Matt Donovan to leave Mystic Falls and join Rebekah in the Big Easy.
Hey, Cami's in need of a few more humans who know a thing or two about the supernatural world, you know? (Let me have my dream, people!)
Cami's quickly becoming one of my favorite characters. The girl is headstrong and unafraid, but she's also got a huge heart and spirit of compassion. There's nothing about her I don't like right now. Nothing at all.
Her full-on Memento moments to help herself remember all of the things she'd been compelled to forget were great and really seemed to fit with the type of analytical character she's been written to be. She believes in the power of the mind. That's why she's a psychology major. That she would believe in the power of her own mind to overcome the compulsion worked.
Of course, then Klaus compelled her again in what was one of the most fraught with sexual tension scenes to date on this series.
Come ON, man! Kiss the girl, already! Do you need a lagoon of sea creatures to sing to you? What are you waiting for? She's (probably) not going to get pregnant if you decide to make a move!
If admitting he's in love with Hayley will help remove the stick from Elijah's "enduringly stoic ass," then imagine what a good woman could do for Klaus! Maybe it will happen once Cami's free of the compulsion thanks to Davina.
Having Davina and Hayley under the same roof could prove to be Klaus' undoing. He's underestimating just how far the wolf and the witch will go to protect themselves. He himself should know that survival is everything after running from his own father for centuries.
On the homefront, things are intensifying for Hayley. She's protected because she's carrying Klaus' baby, but that protection doesn't extend to her werewolf kin in the bayou as far as Klaus and his vampire army are concerned. He ordered their deaths, but Hayley couldn't allow that.
Elijah and Rebekah trekked out to the bayou to protect the werewolves and in the process uncovered wolves from Klaus' original bloodline. The werewolves are about to move front and center, it seems, and my curiosity is piqued.
Aside from introducing them and supplying the mythology behind their curse, The Vampire Diaries didn't do much with the werewolves. There's room on The Originals for this story to be told.
Klaus going to Father Kieran and asking for his help in protecting the werewolves he has yet to meet says that he's as intrigued as many of us are.
The mid-season finale ended with a familiar refrain: Family above all.
Elijah apologized for thinking the worst of his brother when they learned that the baby's blood could be used to make more hybrids. Klaus accepted the apology by inviting Elijah and Rebekah back into the compound.
Maybe there's hope for the Mikaelson family yet.
What did you think of The Originals Season 1 Episode 9? Are you intrigued by the werewolf story arc coming up? What do you plan to do to pass the time on Tuesday nights until the series returns in January?
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I love this show, it is so well written. Julie and the others are loving to go this dark.
I loved Hayley's line. She was so sassy, so perfect, her Vd self was awfully negging but she is so sensual so strong just love her.
But where was Tyler? I almost missed him?
Elijah and Becca. I loved them bonding.
Marcel and Klaus worked solid together.There lines and interaction was nicely done.
davina and josh worked well together. They have a nice bound.
But how powerful was the Original's scene. And I knew they would enroll Klaus werewolf line but not this soon.
Cami was acting great as always, I really digged her going mad. Why do I feel Cami will go Vamp by season end? And when will Sophie appear and go super witch?
First: editors of tvfanatic, Can you please edit or remove comments like the ones ryan jones makes? They are very offensive and completely off topic. Now, I think that the originals has found it's pace. Even though I didn't care for the baby in the beginning of the show, I'm starting to now, so thats a good thing.
After hearing cami scream during the end it felt felt to annoyingly similar to other blonde girl in another vampire show screaming for all it's episodes cliffhangers.
4.3/5 for me.
But I love cami to death as well. But if felt a little forced the way she reacted to Klaus's memory barrage, she seemed like she wanted to kiss him but I think would be more natural for her to freak out more.
I really just wanted her to kiss him. Really.
Does Klaus really have to remind us every week about how old he is ? I find it really annoying that he has to tell us that he is over a thousand years old and tonight he did it twice in one episode. the cliffhanger could have been better as well,I was wanting to be left on my seat dying for January to be here tomorrow. instead it was a subpar ending to a fantastic episode.
I also wish that the Cami/Davina scene had come earlier in the episode but having been on set and listened to all of the leads talk about the January episode, ending with Cami/Davina was a good setup for The Casket Girls.
I REALLY love this show. I just wish everyone would stop comparing The Originals to The Vampire Diaries. TVD is in SEASON 5 and The Originals is in it's first half of its first season. Let's see if The Originals can keep up the amazing quality 5 seasons in before we compare them. Other than that, the show is great and keeps getting better!


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After taking a dive into Jacoby Ellsbury last week, the time has come to check into another player that has the potential to be a flame out based on the numbers he can put up against what he will put up. One player lighting up draft boards right now is coming over from Japan.
Yu Darvish is one of the reasons Texas fans are less concerned about losing C.J. Wilson than you might expect. The track record of pitchers in Japan though as well as the multiple changes and challenges will loom large as Darvish looks to adjust to life in the Majors.
The expectations seem lofty for Darvish but there is doubt. Take a look at Daisuke Matsuzaka's first year. Matsuzaka won 15 games but ended up with a 4.40 ERA to go with a 1.32 WHIP in throwing over 200 innings. More startling was the fact he gave up 25 home runs. The parallels between the two are interesting. Matsuzaka came over to the Red Sox at age 26 while Darvish will be 25. In their final seasons in Japan, Darvish went 18-6 with 276 strikeouts in 232 innings to go with a 1.44 ERA and a sub-1.00 WHIP while Matsuzaka went 17-5 with 201 strikeouts in 204 innings to go with a 2.13 ERA. The two started nearly identical numbers of games in their final two seasons.
Adapting will be key for Darvish and it was something that has proven more difficult over time for Matsuzaka. Pitchers in Japan have an extra day off, pitching only once every six days. Additionally, there are the concerns regarding the type of baseball that is used in each league. A ball in Japan is slightly smaller and more tightly wound than a Major League baseball and has caused issues with many pitchers making the transition as the grips do not translate as effectively. The strike zones are also different. The narrower zone on the inside part of the plate means that many pitchers in Japan have not learned to effectively pitch inside. It is far wider away from a hitter, creating an overall larger zone than is seen in the US game. This could be part of the cause with the increased home run numbers seen in pitchers like Matsuzaka.
Overall, Darvish is considered to have better stuff than Matsuzaka, which could help mitigate some of the overall risk. That said, he is currently being taken as the 34th pitcher overall around pick 117. Drafts have seen him go as high as number 52 overall. This is ahead of pitchers like Chris Carpenter, Tim Hudson, Jaime Garcia, Max Scherzer, and Ervin Santana. All these pitchers have more of a track record and numbers that can be more easily projected than a commodity like Darvish. The high risk associated with taking him even at this point far outweighs the benefit. With the adjustments to the league, 14 wins to go with a 3.90 ERA, 1.30 WHIP, and 180 strikeouts is probably fair overall. There may be some upside beyond this but not to the tune of 18 wins unless a fair amount goes right.
This is all not to say that Darvish should not be drafted. He should be and he will be effective. At this level though, he is a number-three starter on a fantasy roster. Other pitchers available at this point are safer bets for success. As a starter towards the end of a fantasy rotation Darvish makes sense. Keep expectations in check as he is likely to see his stock rise closer to Opening Day and has potential to be a bust if owners are blinded by the name.


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Such a beautiful world, and you appreciate and enjoy every minute of it...what a blessing!ReplyDelete
I think the animals feel the gentle spirt from you. The love and free from fear you give them is bound to have an effect. Thanks for allowing me to be a part of the viewing world of your farm.ReplyDelete
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Oh how I envy you all....you are very lucky..I think you need Mollie in the mix to stir things up!!!ReplyDelete
OH Bev, I love it! Couldn't agree more either. People that come to visit here on our farm are amazed at how all the animals just comingle and pretty much exist in harmony. Cats and chickens, dogs and donkeys, ducks and peacocks--all get along for the most part--it's truly special. I love your world!ReplyDelete
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Couldn't believe there was no dresser for clothing. Bathroom had very little counter space. Environment a bit sterile.
Plenty of space to sleep for me, my husband, two kids, and my Mom. Beds were very comfortable.
Could have used a few more chairs. Other than the couch there was one chair so you couldn't even sit in the room and eat. My kids were small enough (11 and 6) to sit on the "foot stools" at least. The cleanliness of the room needed improvement. I was surprised at the lack of attention to detail. The light in the wall cabinet had literally burned out at some point (you could see where the wood had burned) and was never replaced which was very strange. Had to ask for toiletries and no hand soap in the bathroom upon check-in although they brought some up right away.
We stayed in the family room and it was huge! We frequent NYC and have never had such a large area for our family. It was great.
No valet parking but with the size of the room and the low price, it was something we could live with.
Ideal hotel for families. Good location with easy access to subway and Lincoln tunnel. Rooms are simple but modern.
The room smelled like fried food. Probably because on top floor next to exhaust of some sort but still unacceptable. Staff is fine.
Great location to metro and walking distance to Times Square. Very clean and comfortable. Though a tight fit for a couple with two grown teenagers it was still big enough to accomadate us and our large suitcases. Value for money.
We traveled with 2 adults and 4 kids aged 9-13 and the TRYP fit us perfectly with some room to spare! The location was great and close to everything we wanted to do in midtown. We arrived early hoping to drop our bags off because we still had several hours until check in but were given our room key immediately. We enjoyed our stay and will return for future trips!
Room was great for 7 people! Will definitely stay here again!!!
We loved that the family room was so big. We travelled with my 3 boys 14,12,and 10 and there was plenty of room. The bathroom was also a great size including the huge shower. We could have easily come home since we live on Long Island but so glad we decided to stay.
The hotel was in a great location, close to subway and walking distance to Times Square. The room was clean, spacious and comfortable and bathroom was nice.
The room was too hot! We were there Dec 12 2014 and it was really cold outside but we had to turn the air con off as the room was so hot.
Hotel was close to the subway and attractions. Room was newly remodeled with comfortable beds and a great shower. Would definately come here again!
The location and floor level of my room were great.
Good place, nice staff, comfortable bed.
Looked like breakfast buffet was open to guests. After I sat down with food was informed it was $18. Food wasnt any better than free breakfast at competitors AND they added a table service charge for buffet service! Self serve breakfast for two...$47. Hampton Inn, included.
I absolutely loved everything about my stay here! A group of guys from California for the sole purpose of going to the New York Knicks game and the New York Giants game. We couldn't have asked for a better location! We were close to stores and shops, not to mention Times Square was just a few blocks away! Madison Square Garden was literally a 5 minute walk, we couldn't believe it! We will stay here again when it's time to take a trip to see the New York Jets!
The hospitality and willingness of the staff to help.
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The room lay out for 6-8 family members is absolutely the best.
Room was great and was a real value!
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Wonderful trip to NYC. We were traveling with 4 teenagers-plenty of room for all of us. No hot water one morning but maintenance repaired it quickly. Perfect location. Very trendy.
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be careful some bedroom are really noisy (rain on window,motor of the heating, noise of the street....)take upper
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My family and I traveled from CO, and my brother and his family from GA, to be with my mom and sister's family for Thanksgiving. We grew up on Long Island. This hotel is a great find! We truly found the hotel to be greatly accommodating in service, comfort, and friendliness. The staff did a wonderful job showing us that we mattered. We had questions about restaurants, GF options, and more and not once did they appear to be in a rush to manage other tasks.
Nothing. It was a great experience.
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It is not an AR, but Piers really wants all guns gone:
If cops need 30 round AR-15′s "Protect and Serve" us, we need them to protect ourselves from those same bad guys.+6
This just in:
Clinical Studies show that two AR15s in the bedroom aid in a fully rested night's sleep.+9
Homeland Security seeking to purchase 7,000 'assault rifles'
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I do believe Mr Morgan is an AR…. Anglican Retard.Noteworthy Comment +12
I forgot to add that DHS calls them "personal defense weapons" and says the "select-fire" weapons are "suitable for personal defense use in close quarters."+8
Nomenclature is real important when dealing with the loons. And it's just not the AR platform they are focusing on. We should refer to these weapons from this point forward as "Tactical Weapons".+2
Can someone explain why DHS needs enought assault rifles for about Four/Five Combat Infantry brigades figuring about 1500 fighing men in a brigae…and that is a high count……+3
Sometimes, albeit by accident, this administration speaks the truth. An AR is a PDW, personal defense weapon.
@Claudia, I'd settle for one. Mine is being custom made as we speak. I only hope I get it before any kind of ban goes into effect.+3
This one is an AR15 Story.
NO shots fired, indeed no rounds were yet loaded. But the bad guys knowing the guy often has a 30 round mag, decided it was better to be elsewhere.
http://www.13wham.com/news/local/story/Homeowners-Scare-Off-Burglars/7yaLSXAvCUGBkwgAZpGO4g.cspx .+2
In the interview with Newt, Pursem Organ established that the fella in Aurora used an assault rifle that could shoot 100 bullets in a min. There after in the conversation every time he referred to the assault weapon he stated that it could " kill a hundred people in a minute". Every time he used that exact phrasing.0
Typical stupid federal government. They wait until the price of an AR has doubled before placing their order.+2


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I don't know this woman or her family, but my heart goes out to them. This was a tragic sudden loss of a life.
To report to the newspaper that "alcohol is a possible factor" when you haven't confirmed it as fact is just gossip in poor taste at the expense of a grieving family.
I'm disappointed, you're usually a pretty classy newspaper you should edit out the gossip. It could have been any number of factors that caused an accident on a rural road.
I agree. Some things are best left unsaid until they're proven. 'Credibility' should not be a given, but sadly, too often is.
The editor must have had the day off.
You wrote the possible factors. Great work. You wrote exactly how you were trained.
Without a doubt, you ARE a classy newspaper and I'll continue to read your articles.
Keep up the good Work!!! You have my vote!!! Looking forward to reading more.
Adding she smelled of alcohol, or that alcoholic beverage containers had been noticed in her vehicle, would have been helpful in lending credibility to that particular statement made in the above article.
As far as voting goes, I'm with you on that portion of your statement , Mark Langlois, my subscription to the N-R is permanently set on auto-renew.
Maybe if whom ever had wrote this article was more like Lois Lane of the Dailey Planet, and had asked a few more questions, we probably wouldn't be having this conversation. Any thoughts?
My heart goes out to the family and friends, may she rest in peace.
Strange that nobody has spoken about her speed. I know that road very well and if you're going to fast you're doomed as well. By the way the car was described being almost torn apart... Speed was a certainty. Sounds like "The possible factors" are falling into place. Michael Tubbs... thoughts?
I agree, those are facts, and not speculation, Mark Langlois. As far as alcohol possibly being a factor there is no reason why the writer of this article would have had to disclose the name of his..or..her source of that particular piece of information.
The writer simply could have inquired as to the why..or..what would lead a person to feel such. beyond a gut feeling. That would be a simple question to ask.
Don't you agree?
"Capt. Tim Svenson gave this account:
Blah, blah... blah, blah, went airborne.
The impact, blah blah blah, crash.
Preliminary investigation indicates Gilligan may have been blinded by the sun. Speed was a factor and alcohol a possible factor, Svenson said."
I read this to mean that Capt. Svenson gave this account to the News Register and NR decided to print it verbatim in it's entirety.
A citizen of our community was lost. We can speculate and say the sun blinded her, a deer jumped in the road, she got stung by a bee, or maybe she was a very sweet lady who didn't do anything wrong!
Other than herself there were no other victims. What do we gain by smearing her name now that she can't even defend herself. This is a time in our community when we should reach out with compassion to her loved ones not point fingers.
Even if alcohol was a factor why bring it up now? If it's because we want to hammer home some "don't drink and drive" agenda at the expense of a grieving family or if we're just that addicted to gossip God help us.
BTW... I'm still going to keep my subscription to the NR I'm just disappointed in the way this was
This is not meant to defend, only to explain, what is a standard news reporting practice that you could have read in dozens of News-Register articles over the years.
Law enforcement authorities, as a rule, issue a statement related to the likelihood of alcohol being a factor in serious accidents. We, as a rule, report that statement. There are four variations of that statement: "Wasn't a factor" ... "Doesn't appear to have been a factor" ... "May have been a factor" .... "Was a factor."
It is weeks and often months following any such accident before the justice system completes and releases information about alcohol testing. If an original story reports authorities as saying alcohol may been a factor, and test results later prove otherwise, we will report that information.
The underlying discussion concerns whether or not the involvement of alcohol in serious traffic accidents should be reported as news. And, if so, should the media report the professional opinion of law enforcement at time of the accidents, or should it report that information weeks or months after the accident?
Again, sympathies to the family and friends of the victim.
Jeb Bladine
A journalist is not smearing a person when they are simply reporting what information they hear, or information they feel may be pertaining to the article.
A sad car wreck- note I did not say accident, for that would be jumping the gun a bit without knowing the facts regarding alcohol. I am sure her friends and family will miss her, but I personally respect that the paper reports such things as possibilities. It reconfirms that we do not live in a safe community and that there are those out there that have no feeling or care that there are children, mothers, fathers, and other loved ones on the road. I take this knowledge with me when I get behind the wheel and attempt to maneuver my family to safety from one destination to the next. I also make sure I say my "I love you's" before I run an errand or see my other half off to work.
For every person who chooses to be intoxicated on the road, there's a family waiting for a tragedy to happen, and it won't be an accident, it will be a murder- an assassination.
I do hope she was not intoxicated, curious if the NR will follow up on that detail....
Just curious, Manup, has your man 'Cowboy'd Up' and popped the big question yet?
The last four NR fatal accident articles that I found three out of four didn't mention alcohol.
August 11th 2012, Salem Motorcyclist Killed on HWY 22 : No mention of alcohol.
April 18th 2012, Newberg Woman Killed in Marion County Crash: No mention of alcohol.
April 9th 2012, Newberg High School Graduates Killed in Alaska Crash: Officers mentioned red eyes and smelling alcohol.
October 26th 2011, Two Planes Collide Near Champoeg State Park: No mention of alcohol.
I can't help but wonder if the... "professional opinion of law enforcement" would have been the same if it were Capt. Svenson's mother.
I should have modified the earlier statement. It is local law enforcement authorities who most regularly report an assessment of alcohol involvement related to serious road crashes. Oregon State Police often do the same, but sometimes not. Other jurisdictions have their own policies.
The motorcycle accident you mentioned was handled by State Police; Marion County handled the April crash; the Alaska story was followed two days later by a long story detailing the related DUII arrest; sadly, the 2011 plane crash circumstances were such that no analysis of that issue was possible.
During that time span, many other N-R stories about serious crashes reported the law enforcement assessment of alcohol involvement. Going back more years, you will find the same with a majority of road accident stories.
Not trying to be argumentative, just to confirm the reporting policy. We respect the opinion of those who think authorities and the media should not report those law enforcement assessments at time of the accidents. In our experience, it has seemed preferable to a policy of reporting that information months later, and preferable to simply ignoring that information altogether.
Jeb Bladine
And yes, he popped the question about three years ago- long engagement due to the necessity to complete school first. Do you ask because of my log in name, or something else? If it is due to my name, don't take it so literally, it is actually an old family nick name bestowed by my father- not said Man up, but rather all together as Manup- a play on my real name. Let's f people ask, or tend to seperate it when they see it, but I have had the name much longer than the slang became popular.
I wish you, your children and your future husband a happy and rewarding life. .
Thank you for your responses to my concerns. I never thought you were being argumentative and I hope you don't think I am either. You have brought to light a very interesting point, that is: It's LOCAL law enforcement policy to make a comment about alcohol in the event of a serious accident.
If our local police decide to most regularly comment on alcohol (whether it's a factor or not), maybe they could tastefully include a fifth statement variation: "Is UNKNOWN if alcohol is a factor". That way they have satisfied their need to mention alcohol but haven't implied guilt.
We all know the dangers of drunk driving and I'm sure our local law enforcement is trying to raise awareness by making these comments. Public awareness is a noble cause but this is poor timing to drive any agenda. It's an "end justifies the means" mentality that is at the expense of a grieving family. I read in the obituaries that this lady's son passed away last year. the family is going through enough right now they don't any additional burden.
I understand that you didn't actually commit to saying it's actual policy for our local law enforcement to comment this way but it sounds like it's a standard procedure. The nice thing about local policy (or standard procedure) is that we have the opportunity to change it. I'll let the sheriffs office know I feel and quit griping in the newspaper.
Again, thanks for your response and thanks for providing this forum.
If it helps, in 40 years of newspapering, I've never seen the police make a wrong call on one of these. In our experience, if authorities say alcohol "may have been involved," you can take it to the bank. They are very conservative in making that call.
Steve Bagwell, Managing Editor
As I said I would do, I e-mailed the sheriffs dept. addressed my point and attached this link. We'll see what they say.... I appreciate your responses and the opportunity the NR gives for providing this kind of forum. It allows members of our community to "blow off steam" and make their points. I believe the NR makes Yamhill Co. a better place to live.
I would like to say based on your responses and past performance I still think you're a classy newspaper!
Jon Hemstreet
Thomson Miill Road
And by the way, thanks to others who use this forum to make their points, blow off a little steam at times, but maintain a higher and more respectful level of discussion than we see on many such newspaper websites.
Just to close the loop on those law enforcement reports, they do include -- and we report -- statements that alcohol was not involved in a particular crash.
The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office has confirmed the level, about 2.5 times the presumptive level of intoxication in Oregon of 0.08.
There will be a story in Saturday's print edition.
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"Dihn 3oud no. 5″ by Leila Al Marashi
Back in Dubai, then. Back in my childhood bedroom, after a somewhat unceremonious ejection from Brooklyn. Back among the scorching heat and bougainvillea and saffron tea and—what a blessed luxury—24/7 AC. Back to being surrounded by canvasses filled with teenage angst that seem doubly more baleful when turned to face the wall. Unlike 7-8 years ago, I'm no longer surrounded by construction sites, with scrap materials free for the scrounging. Wouldn't mind being back in the cradle of A-Level art—all free time and freer materials—either, for that matter.
One personal emergency upon arrival later, the dust is finally beginning to settle. Around the world, the present still looks pretty dire. Japan, Syria, and karmic punchlines from the Arab Spring; not to mention the the jobless recovery that sees McDonalds turn away nearly a million applicants for (mostly) part-time minimum wage jobs. And to adopt the Coming Insurrection's painfully cogent phrase, "Le futur n'a pas d'avenir". What a month—a spot of nostalgic indulgence feels about right.
So let's go back even further, then. I can never really settle on a decade to fetishise above all, but the 1980s comes pretty close. The 'al thamaneenat' in the title, for the Zero Boys fans among you, does translate as 'the eighties'. It's also the title of a pretty great project celebrating growing up in 1980s UAE. Curated by Alia Al Shamsi, its first stage was an exhibition—"Archive80"—that ran from April 18-29 at Dar Ibn Haytham in Bastakiya.
Me, I only got here in 1990, but there's certainly a lot of resonances. The Safa Park playground, and very occasionally, Sinbad's Wonderland at Al-Ghurair, Al Hili Fun City in Al Ain, and Al Buraimi just over the Omani border. Days off school when it rained and invariably flooded, and even more days off when a neighbouring sheikh died. Laban-Up, Vimto, Tang, Capri-Sonne, Quality Street, Oman Chips, Safari Grills. The sickly sweet fruity Shani, too. Apparently it wasn't just me—"Real Somaliz Drink Shani too!"
And yes, it's odd to realise that my memories of growing up in the UAE are anchored, in large part, by products and packaging. Not much has changed then. But really, thinking about it, these products aren't anchors so much as common visual denominators. As artist Rooda al Neama—who put forth a fantastic ode to Atari, "Boom Box Pixelated Explosion"—suggests in The National:
"What's so special about the '80s is that, no matter who you talk to, we all experienced the same things. Once you start talking about the 80s a lot of people join in because they remember the same things, they experienced the same things.. It was a much simpler time here and most of the families and households experienced the same shows, the same foods, the same patterns and dresses and furniture and designs."
On to the work itself, which was a fairly mixed bag. There were an unfortunate lot of awkward photoshop-to-canvas pastiches that didn't shuffle far enough into kitsch for my taste. You know the kind: collages carefully angled just-so; may or may not have graced the covers of your regulation mottled grey ringbinders. These aside, there were definitely some highlights, which I'll focus on. Khawla Al Marri's acid-poppy prints, which depicted old regional TV shows like 'Darb el Zalag' and 'Khalti Gmasha' were a clear favourite. I also liked the sentiment of Alaa Edris' marker drawings with anime stickered backgrounds, which featured a range of shinies from Michael Jackson to Amitabh Bachchan. At that, Archive80 might be read as a sort of unaware paean to
consumerism globalization—yet even this feels like an imposition. Wanting to over-editorialise; wanting this exhibition to open up avenues that it really isn't.
Alaa Edris – "Esh7fan elGa60″
Still, there's a value in an apoliticised nostalgia-for-nostalgia's-sake. Is nostalgia an articulated temporal site ("cite") or a process? Jury's still out on that one. From Esra Özyürek's wonderful Nostalgia for the Modern:
According to Andreas Husseyn (1995), modernity ended with the end of hope for tomorrow. Since then, people have looked for their utopias in the past rather than in the future. Another popular explanation for the new orientation towards the past holds the modern age's rapid social and technological transformations responsible. According to Pierre Nora (1996), modern people have lost an embodied sense of the past, so that their only access to earlier periods occurs through archived, alienated, or dutifully fullowed histories. In his words, 'Memory is constantly on our lips because it no longer exists.'
Postmodernity? Also see: globalisation, cosmopolitanism, and neoliberal capital. The above is especially poignant and relevant in a society defined, above all, by its transience. Bedu through to global nomad in a matter of decades, retaining only a skeuomorphic sense of bidoun. Memory can and will not exist until it is consciously produced, given bulk, re-membered as it were. It's both fragile and fickle and is regularly remade in the image of the hegemon du jour.
I'm most interested, however, in 'dutifully followed' memory making. "Nostalgia". The kind that's produced from given cues—an old photograph; a "you were too young to remember, but …" It was the 80s, and you were a small girl. You posed for photos in pigtails and did your best meringue impression. Don't you remember?
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Some of the more successful pieces worked with these disembodied fuzzy prompts. Alia Lootah, born in the decade's last years, only has the faintest tactile memories of fabric paterns and upholstery. This translated well to her 4×4 acrylic painting, shown above. I was particularly taken with Leila Al Marashi's very lovely installation with the mixed media 'Dihn 3ood no. 5′. The piece was flanked by two white stands covered with the artist's mother's vintage jewelry and perfumes: YSL's Paris, Chanel no. 5, Anais Anais, Dior's Poison, and Guerlain's Shalimar. Not much to look at, but surprisingly effective as a whole. Perhaps it's because my own mother wore almsot the exact same perfumes (swapping out the Chanel for Paloma Picasso's eponymous black ovoid ). Or that the bottles were almost empty, in that way some women will keep a beautiful bottle forever, with just the faintest amounts left at the bottom. Just enough for one very final spritz—or so it's always seemed to me.
The exhibit closed today, and will be turned into some sort of online archive. It'll be interesting to see how highly edited/curated this will be—whether the public can, for example, upload their own mediated memories. Also worth noting that the artists were almost all Emirati and female. Perhaps even an oral history archive of some sort?
And, while on the general subject, why has no one made an Arab art parody of Rebecca Black's Friday yet? As in ‹‹ فن فن فن فن ›› ? Jack Persekian could feature prominently. Autotune's not really my jam, but once I sort out the last few bits of doom, I'll be well underemployed. Trying to get a sense of the local art/mediascape, which has changed immensely since I left—any leads much appreciated! Finally, as nostalgia goes, a piece I edited for a friend—Jordan "Schadenfraade" Fraade—Play Fair, Run Fast, and Smile for the Camera is currently making its rounds on the Internet. Baseball's not my favourite bat-sport either: blame a yes, nostalgic (read: colonialised) preference for rounders and cricket, but it's rather quietly lovely. Give it a read!
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Looks like the Americans are getting back at the Russians via Turkey.
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Moscow, 28 October: The Russian news channel Russia Today (RT) believes
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