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Hammer Museum Presents First Major Exhibition on Visionary Modernist Architect John Lautner
John Lautner, Marbrisa, Acapulco, 1973.
John Lautner (1911-94), one of the most important and influential architects of the twentieth century, had a remarkable career spanning nearly six decades. Residing and working in Los Angeles during much of that time, his designs are known for their radical innovation with specific attention to materiality, space and a consciousness of the natural environment.
While Lautner has attained a cult-like status in the world of architecture and design, until now his achievement remains little known and often misunderstood by the public at large - from his infamous coffee-shop Googie style at the start of his career; the misperception of his poetic experiments with form as Space Age or dystopic; to the dismissal of his later, perhaps most meditative houses, as Hollywood showcase.
The Hammer Museum brings John Lautners legacy and creative process to a wider audience by presenting the first major exhibition survey of his work: Between Earth and Heaven: The Architecture of John Lautner, on view in Los Angeles from July 13 through October 12, 2008.
An aesthetic, philosophical and social visionary, Lautner made buildings that continue to amaze architects and patrons alike with their formal variety and freedom, their structural originality and their sculptural force. Lautners work has come to represent some of the most important examples of architecture in Southern California including private residences such as Elrod Residence (1968) in Palm Springs and Malin Residence (1960) in Los Angeles -- also known as the Chemosphere, which hovers high over a canyon balanced on a single support -- all iconic examples of his work and vision.
Lautner is often referred to as an architects architect and many renowned practitioners, such as Frank Gehry, have cited him as an abiding influence. One can see the influence and legacy of his vision time and again in the work of architects that have followed him.
This exhibition is long overdue as it recognizes one of architectures greatest visionaries, says Ann Philbin, Director of the Hammer Museum. We hope it will encourage wider recognition of Lautners work and working methods which have contributed so greatly to Southern Californias art and design history.
Curated by historian Nicholas Olsberg and architect Frank Escher, Between Earth and Heaven will feature an exhibition design that is as visceral an experience as Lautners buildings themselves. Newly crafted large-scale models will give a sense of the internal spaces and scale of key projects and will reveal Lautners construction processes. Short color films by prize-winning documentarian Murray Grigor will convey the sensation of movement through these buildings and their sites, helping the visitor to feel the vitality within repose that Lautner sought to create. Surrounding this dramatic core will be a wealth of archival materials, including never-before-seen drawings, architectural renderings, study models and construction photographs which will offer visitors insight into how the structures and spaces unfolded in Lautners mind and emerged physically in their settings.
Lautners dwellings took on dramatically new and varied shapes, as he moved toward the central theme of his career -- how to use architecture to sublimate the domestic, and to domesticate the sublime, states Nicholas Olsberg. As we follow him from his early work with Frank Lloyd Wright to the emergence of his own practice in the 1940s in rapidly expanding, automobile-based Los Angeles, we see how he responded to a changing society and the natural environment by developing an extraordinarily sensuous, thoughtful and innovative architecture, poised between feeling and reason, stillness and motion, vista and shelter.
The Hammer Museum further examines Lautners creativity legacy and cultural impact by presenting a comprehensive schedule of exhibition related programs-- curator walkthroughs, film screenings, panel discussions and symposia. Public programming begins on July 13 as exhibition curators Nicholas Olsberg and Frank Escher provide one of the first guided tours of the exhibition. Panel discussions Building Character (July 15) and Architecture and Seduction (September 23) and Hammer Screenings of Diamonds are Forever (July 18); Less than Zero (July 19); and Body Double (July 20) analyze Lautner works as cinematic muse. Other highlights include the premiere of Infinite Space: The Architecture of John Lautner, a new documentary feature film by renowned architectural filmmaker Murray Grigor (September 18) followed by a symposium with panels and presentations by architects, engineers and architectural historians entitled Against Reason: John Lautner and Postwar Architecture (September 19-20).
Infinite Space: The Architecture of John Lautner
Infinite Space, a new documentary feature film, traces the lifelong quest of visionary genius John Lautner to create architecture that has no beginning and no end. It is the story of brilliance and of a complicated life and the most sensual architecture of the 20th century.
As a young man, Lautner broke from his mentor, Frank Lloyd Wright, and went west to California to forge his own unique style. His life was marked by innovation and inspiration, endless battles with building codes, an accidental leap into the epicenter of pop culture, bitterness at lost opportunities, and finally monumental achievement. Lautner was idolized by young modernists, criticized by academics, and beloved by the clients who worked side by side with him to build their houses. It was a life in pursuit of beauty.
Renowned architectural filmmaker Murray Grigor explores Lautners dramatic spaces with choreographed camera moves, as Lautner himself provides the commentary, speaking with insight and wit in recordings culled from archival sources. Other voices join him: comments from Frank Gehry and his peers who were influenced by Lautner, the emotional memories of original clients, owners and builders, the remarks of Frank Escher, the architect who restored the Chemosphere house, and Julius Shulman who famously photographed all the great modernists.
Original drawings and historical photographs from the John Lautner Archives at the Getty Museum are layered with the artistic photography of seminal buildings, bringing to life Lautners quest to create timeless space.
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Another Wednesday, another mountain of new comics to read. Most of us out there don't have access to Bruce Wayne's bank account, so deciding how to make use of a limited budget is no easy task. So, we here at Comic Vine want to help you out. We all have completely different taste, so hopefully a few of these recommendations will tickle your fancy. Don't forget to sound off with your own "essential comics" in the comments section below.
Gregg Katzman's picks
If you have a craving for an over the top book, look no further than Justin Jordan's comic over at Image. If you ever wondered what would happen if The Raid: Redemption and Kick-Ass ever had a baby, this would pretty much be it. Jordan's insane action sequences are perfectly complimented by Tradd Moore's ridiculously unique and animated art. A must read for action fans.
Visit CBR for the final preview pages. And yes, there's graphic language.
Harbinger Wars is off to a terrific start and -- while BLOODSHOT's technically behind on the timeline -- it gives us the opportunity to see the most spectacular events unfold from a whole new perspective. The fight between Toyo and Bloodshot was amazing and #11 let's us witness it from an all-new angle: Bloodshot's head.
Tony 'G-Man' Guerrero's picks
This comic is a great example of how fun reading them can be. Matt Fraction manages to squeeze in humor, action, suspense and tragedy all in one series. We also have the return of Mike Allred on art. With this eclectic group of characters brought together to fill in for the Fantastic Four while they're away on an adventure, Fraction's been slowly building up the mysteries. With the possibility of more loss and betrayal, there's no telling what might happen next. Whenever FF comes out, it soars to the top of my read list.
NOVA is another series proving to be a fun read each issue. Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness have taken a character I wasn't too crazy about (based on the Ultimate Spider-Man animated series) and turned him into one you really care about. There's is a sense of innocence in charm when a young character has great powers bestowed upon them. We've been seeing a great learning curve when it comes to Sam Alexander trying to figure out how to use his new powers and the new role thrusted upon him. Ed McGuinness' art and Marte Gracia's colors make the overall experience that much more enjoyable.
Sam is about to find out if he has what it takes possess the power of Nova when he finds himself up against the Chitauri.
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Nightwing has entered a brave new world where the local police don't take kindly to his folk (masked vigilantes): Chicago. The last issue was amazing as Dick settles down in the Windy City. We got to see the revamp of the Superman villain The Prankster, and the design was pretty awesome.
Writer Kyle Higgins is killing it on this book, and I'm anxious to see this all come together in the next issue, especially with Brett Booth doing some amazing things in the art department.
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I will continue telling you how great this book is until it is on your pull list. I will come to your house and take you out to tea if it will persuade you. The Planet Death story arc has been a blast (PAFF PAFF).
With the conclusion of issue #12, we saw that destroying the Vine on Loam won't be as easy as Aric originally thought it would. It looks like his mission of death and destruction may have also turned into a rescue mission. This is brutality and brilliant storytelling at its best.
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The last two story arcs have dealt with the concept of trust and who in Diana's inner circle can actually be trusted. That trust will once more be testing in WONDER WOMAN #20 and it is one issue I am definitely looking forward to reading. This series has continued to be one of my absolute favorites, and I think issue #20 holds a whole lot of promise. If I had to guess I think we will soon be seeing a confrontation between Diana and the God of War, but I guess we will have to wait and see!
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What sounds like a good recipe for solid B.P.R.D. issue? A mysterious mission to find and rescue missing B.P.R.D. agents in Chicago, Ogdru Hem and humans that have been transformed into monsters -- yup. These are only some of the things promised to us in the upcoming issue of B.P.R.D.: HELL ON EARTH: WASTELAND #1. Johann leads the team in what will likely be a rather interesting B.P.R.D. story, and I for one am really looking forward to it. Issue #1 means it is the first issue in the short series, but also a continuation of the previous story. Chances are the issue will be a good jumping on point for new readers, and that's promising.
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Brubaker & Phillips have been consistently amazing me with the dark, beautiful tale they've been spinning in FATALE. I credit this book with my newfound interest in gritty noir stories, and this one just keeps getting better.
I'm especially a fan of the recent done-in-one flashback issues. #14 is the last of these historical standalone issues, and I'm certain that it will be as captivating and tragic as the ones before. This time, Jo's up against Nazi cultists; I'm expecting something a little bit like Indiana Jones, if Indy were the star of a horror series.
CBR has the rest of the preview.
My pull list is about 80% superheroes, and 19% weird, dark Image books. But that last little slice? PONIES. This series is as smart as it is cute, and the storytelling is true to the animated series without recycling plots.Issue #7 brings us a big reveal with the new Nightmare Moon, and our pony pals are in a precarious situation. I love big villain stories, and Nightmare is THE pony villain.
This issue also features gorgeous variant covers, including some beautiful watercolor work by Agnes Garbowska (I suddenly feel compelled to become a collector!).
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Inc. Key Developments
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and LifeSecure Insurance Company have partnered to offer comprehensive supplemental insurance options to Michigan consumers. The LifeSecure products will be jointly marketed with BCBSM, and are being offered by both companies in Michigan to individual consumers. Individual offerings began July 1, 2014. The products will be available to group customers later in the year. The products are long term care insurance, which helps individuals with costs of daily living; hospital recovery insurance designed to assist policyholders in recovery stages following a hospital stay; and personal accident insurance designed to help policyholders pay for unexpected needs resulting from an accidental injury. The suite of jointly marketed products in the individual market complement BCBSM health plans, while helping Michigan residents maximize coverage and care. The product suite includes: Personal Accident: protects individuals and families from high out of pocket costs by covering expenses resulting from an accidental injury. Can pay for a variety of medical expenses, including x-rays, medication, ambulance services, or for common life expenses bills, mortgage or child care; Hospital Recovery: provides a benefit upon discharge from a hospital stay in order to help pay for services that assist in recovery. Can be used for rehabilitative services, transportation, home care, housekeeping help, child care, to pay daily bills or replace lost wages while away from work; Long Term Care: covers the expense of daily living care that a medical plan typically doesn't cover, such as assistance with bathing, eating, dressing, and transportation. Covers care in the home, an assisted living facility and in a variety of other settings.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan announced that Gregory Sudderth was elected to his 12th year as chairman of the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan board of directors. Two new board members, Laura Swartzmiller and Karla Swift, were appointed. Swartzmiller, director of health and welfare benefits for Ford, was appointed to a two-year term to represent large groups-management. Swift, president, Michigan AFL-CIO, was appointed to a two-year term to represent large groups-labor.
Trinity Health-Michigan and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Inc. are implementing reimbursement arrangement that moves hospitals away from traditional fee-for-service payments. The focus of the new reimbursement model is on better hospital-specific efficiency and better population health outcomes achieved by the hospitals working in close concert with affiliated physicians. The arrangement covers a three-year period and is an outgrowth of Trinity Health's agreement in 2012 to partner with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan on a new value-based reimbursement model to pay for hospital services. To support the enhanced performance under the contract, BCBSM and Trinity Health are currently collaborating to create a shared performance management system and work processes that more fully integrate clinical best practices into all facets of care delivery. The reimbursement arrangement will be launched at Mercy Health Partners hospitals and Saint Mary's Health Care in west Michigan. Other Trinity Health hospitals will move under the new reimbursement arrangement in July. This will facilitate closer collaboration already under way between the hospital system and its physician partners to improve population health. The arrangement rewards the hospitals with a share of the savings achieved when hospitals and physicians successfully coordinate the delivery of care to enable efficient and effective treatments, eliminate redundancies and errors in care and prevent re-hospitalizations. The arrangement will provide hospitals funding for infrastructure improvements needed to better coordinate care between the hospitals and their physician partners. Since last year, Trinity Health has been working with their provider partners in the community to develop and implement an infrastructure plan that includes an all-patient registry system that allows caregivers on the hospital and physician side to have access to the patients' records. This promotes coordination of care, improves care quality, and also helps avoid misuse and overuse of tests and services. The next step in the process is to identify cost efficiencies at the hospital and in the population that is treated by the hospital and its physician partners. Trinity Health and its physicians have established milestones to ensure infrastructure work continues along with funding through 2015.
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Americans want a good inauguration show – corporate funding or not
Though this year's celebration will be scaled back from from Barack Obama's record-breaking 2009 presidential inauguration, its corporate funding has helped ensure plenty of glitz and glam. The history of United States presidential inaugurations shows Americans expect nothing less.
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On March 4, 1801, Thomas Jefferson walked from a nearby boardinghouse to the Capitol to be inaugurated as the third president of the United States. His two predecessors, George Washington and John Adams, had arrived at their own inaugurations by stagecoach, clad in elegant suits.
But Jefferson went on foot, wearing the clothes "of a plain citizen without any distinctive badge of office," as a Virginia newspaper reported. Jefferson swore his presidential oath, gave a brief speech, and then walked back to have dinner with his fellow boarders.
Fast-forward to this Monday, when President Obama will be inaugurated for his second term. Citing the struggling economy, organizers have scaled the celebration back from his first inauguration, when they raised a record $53 million in private donations. But this year's festivities will still feature plenty of glitz and glam, including performances by Beyoncé and Kelly Clarkson. And it will be funded in part by corporate donations and large individual gifts, which Mr. Obama renounced the last time around. In the wake of the November elections, the Obama camp said it would be hard to raise still more money from "campaign weary" donors.
And most Americans seem ok with that. Sure, Obama's fundraising for next week's inauguration has drawn barbs from Public Citizen and a Republican organization called GOP.com. But I haven't noticed anyone complain about all of the inaugural glamour, even if most of us won't get anywhere near it. The big events are all invitation-only, and only big donors will get in.
Institutions giving $1 million or individuals contributing $250,000 to the inauguration festivities will earn the coveted "Washington" designation, receiving exclusive access to the inauguration's two balls (down from 10 last time) and other events. Next comes the "Adams" group, at $500,000 and $150,000, respectively. After that is – you guessed it – the "Jefferson" level: $250,000 for corporations and $75,000 for individuals. And there are a few more rungs below that.


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Sun Belt Basketball Preview: 2009-10
November 17th, 2009
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Western Kentucky is once again the favorite after last year's impressive 25-win season. Up and coming teams like Troy, Denver, and North Texas hope to make some noise as well.
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Sun Belt Conference Announces Men's Basketball Championship Seeds and Pairings
NEW ORLEANS - WKU, UALR and Troy have earned the top three seeds in the upcoming 2009 Sun Belt Conference Men's Basketball Championship, set to begin this week. The trio will receive first-round byes and will await their opponents in the quarterfinals in Hot Springs, Ark.
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Although Adam Wainwright is in position to win a career best-tying fifth consecutive start, he's lost four in a row to the New York Mets.
He also figures to face stiff competition from counterpart Matt Harvey, who appears to be good to go following last week's injury scare.Wainwright takes the mound opposite the unbeaten Harvey as the visiting St. Louis Cardinals conclude a three-game set with the Mets on Thursday, weather permitting.Leading the majors with a 13.0 strikeout-to-walk ratio -- more than twice as high as the next guy -- Wainwright (9-3, 2.34 ERA) has struck out 28 and issued two free passes during a four-start winning streak since losing to the Mets last month. He turned in another superb effort Friday, giving up two runs and seven hits over seven innings during a 9-2 win at Cincinnati.Wainwright won five consecutive starts Aug. 4-26."I think it's just another way of mixing things up and being the complete pitcher," Wainwright, who kept switching his mechanics, told MLB's official website. "As long as you're OK in your delivery and can mix speeds with your pitches, why not mix with your delivery? Give them a different look -- one over the head, one not. I just think it's a different way to give different looks."Wainwright could certainly afford to change things up versus New York (24-36). The right-hander has gone 1-4 over seven regular-season games -- five starts -- in the series while compiling a 7.29 ERA, by far his highest mark against any NL opponent. He gave up four runs in six innings during a 5-2 loss May 16.Daniel Murphy and Omar Quintanilla are a combined 10 for 18 with four doubles and a triple against Wainwright and Lucas Duda is 2 for 5 with a homer.After beating St. Louis (42-23) by a 5-1 score Wednesday thanks to homers from David Wright, Duda and Marlon Byrd, the Mets will try to back Harvey (5-0, 2.10) with a similar display. The emerging superstar has received an average of just 2.66 runs of support over his last nine starts, a stretch during which he's gone 1-0 with a 2.66 ERA.Harvey scattered six hits and struck out six over seven innings of one-run ball in Saturday's 2-1, 20-inning loss to Miami. He came out to warm up in the eighth but was removed due to tightness in his lower back.Harvey, though, received treatment immediately and is expected to be fine going forward."We can't risk this guy getting hurt," manager Terry Collins said. "It would be one of the worst decisions you can make to let this guy go out there, as competitive as he is, and pitch with a possible injury that could not only hurt his back even worse, but have him change his delivery where he could hurt his arm."After checking out OK, the only thing that would prevent Harvey from pitching is the weather. With thunderstorms expected in the area, the Mets are preparing for their seventh rainout."It doesn't look good, I know that," Collins said. "I don't think anybody in baseball has gone through what we've gone through this year."We've had so many days off early, it's not like anybody's tired, but when it starts getting 90 degrees every day and it's July, it's going to take its toll to where you've really got to make sure guys are getting days off to keep their energy up, because it's going to wear them down."Cardinals third baseman David Freese went 0 for 4 on Wednesday, ending his career-best 20-game hitting streak -- the majors' longest this season.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Gameday Matchup
St. Louis | New York | |
Night | 64-49 | 43-54 |
Grass | 97-65 | 74-88 |
Current Streak | W6 | W1 |
Last 10 | 8-2 | 6-4 |
Pitching Matchup
St. Louis | New York | ||
A. Wainwright 19-9, 2.94 ERA Last Game: 9/28 vs CHC 5.1 IP, 0 ER Dec = Win |
M. Harvey 9-5, 2.27 ERA Last Game: 8/24 vs DET 6.2 IP, 2 ER Dec = Loss |
Gameday Lineups
NO. | St. Louis | New York |
1. | M. Carpenter, 2B | J. Valdespin, 2B |
2. | C. Beltran, RF | O. Quintanilla, SS |
3. | M. Holliday, LF | D. Wright, 3B |
4. | A. Craig, 1B | D. Murphy, 1B |
5. | Y. Molina, C | L. Duda, LF |
6. | J. Jay, CF | M. Byrd, RF |
7. | D. Descalso, 3B | J. Buck, C |
8. | P. Kozma, SS | K. Nieuwenhuis, CF |
9. | A. Wainwright, P | M. Harvey, P |
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Camelot Theatre Camelot Theatre is kicking off its season with something it's never done before and in fact, a production no theatre has done before. The theatre is opening its first ever world premiere tomorrow night. Described as a "literate romantic comedy", the show titled "A Question of Words" is written by Richard Manley. Manley … Continue reading »
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Gypsy Soul Concert for Winterspring While this time of year is supposed to merry and bright, for some people the holiday season is tough because of the grief they struggle with. That's why, The Utilitarian Church in Ashland will host the band Gypsy Soul to raise money and awareness by rocking out. There are performances … Continue reading »
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This weekend is your last chance to see a performance at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. There are plenty of seats still available to the remaining plays – including Coconuts, Comedy of Errors, The Tempest, Water by the Spoonful and a Wrinkle in Time. If you were hoping to catch "The Great Society" you'll have to … Continue reading »
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MEDFORD, Ore. — The cast from the Crater Renaissance Academy of Drama heads out to Hanley Farm to spook and scare you. Families can wind their way through a haunted hamlet complete with interactive, very talkative scarecrows and other kids-friendly creepers. Look for apple bobbing, scary movies, and music the event is Saturday and Sunday … Continue reading »
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Here is what you can do for the weekend of October 17th through 19th, when you head out and about. Zombies, monsters, and other creatures are starting to come out to play just a couple weeks before Halloween. Pyramid-head, the ghoulish janitor, creepy nurses and plenty of barbed wire. If you are familiar with these … Continue reading »
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Fall is in full effect in Southern Oregon with a long list of spooky and sweet autumn events. This weekend the hay maze opens near the Jackson County Fair Grounds. This haymazing family-friendly event will run through the month. The maze is created completely out of bales of straw, so an allergy pill might be … Continue reading »
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Art and Sound Festival This is the official last weekend of summer, but the fall events are already pushing their way through. After this weekend, downtown Medford may never be the same. The streets are set to be lined with artists and live bands, with the two-day "Downtown Art and Sound" event. It kicks off … Continue reading »
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Hunter Auction You could be the proud owner of artifacts from around the world, or even an elephant, grizzly bear, or polar bear, because the estate auction of local Hunter Arthur B. Dubs is this weekend. The items will be up for preview at the Jackson County Expo this Friday, then the auction takes place … Continue reading »
Out and About: August 21 – 24
There are a lot of activities this weekend, one of the last before school and sports resume. If treasure hunting is your game head out to the 6th Annual Tie Days Swap Meet. Several vendors are setting up at Shady Kate's Boutique on Highway 62 in Shady Cove to offer deals on their antiques, art, … Continue reading »
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Troon Vineyard Anniversary Troon Vineyard is celebrating another anniversary. The vineyard is celebrating 42 years of creating wine and they're inviting you to celebrate. There will be live music, south american cuisine and of course, wine. It's all happening at the vineyard on Kubli Road in the Applegate Valley. It's happening Saturday from 6 p.m. … Continue reading »


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One of my officers submitted a report on a PTSD inflicted Vietnam Vet who had just been released from "Andy Murphy Hospital" in San Antonio. I inquired if she had ever heard of Audie Murphy. She had no idea who he was. Just the most decorated soldier from WWII, Hello! Nope, never heard of him. Never heard of Alvin York. Never heard of the movies Blazing Saddles or Young Frankenstein. Oh the humanity! How do we expect to survive as a people if our historical perspective is 20 years?
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Kids never get a chance for anything to soak in, homework is googled, they just write down someone elses answer. History is just history nowadays. Badshot
If you truly want to see your children educated, DO NOT rely on someone else to do it. The Anarchist-in-Training not only KNOWS about the Battle of the Crater, but has walked the battleground with me. We were discussing history over a cheeseburger the other evening, when she surprised me with an observation- "By the time I was 10, I figured out that most of the history we were being taught was crap, so I figured I better go do some reading on my own." There IS hope! However, I am a supervisor over on WikiAnswers (hobby). One of the questions that popped up there- "Was Washington still alive when the Nazi's nuked the Pearl Harbor?". Oh my Lord. Where to begin?
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
We may survive, but with such a short historical perspective we will continue to make the same mistakes over and over and over and over again btw - you should have told her it was the "Andy Rooney Hospital" ... might have gotten a few laughs on her expense
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I think kids have too much for the human brain to process. Yeah people we're historically and politically smart back in the day, but the only real leisure activity was to read. Granted, it's too bad that most of these kids brains are occupied with trivial distractions, but they're the ones I run to for computer help....
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If I remember right, his MOH is for taking life, not saving life. Those are rare. I think he earned two, but I might be wrong.
A link to Audie Murphy. He rec'd one Medal of Honor, and numerous other medals. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audie_Murphy I never met him- but did have the privilege of being one of the LEOs that were the temporary Honor Guard when his body was in the Medical Examiner's office- Jun 1971. When the ME was finished, we handed off the duty to the US Army for his burial at Arlington.


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I know there's debate about it, I know everyone has their opinions, and I want to hear them, but more than that, I want to hear the justifications for said opinions on the matter:
If you were going to do a 'moderate' build up on a DC Tacoma for expedition/off-roading, but it was still going to be driven around town as well, sort of an all-purpose vehicle, what generation would you go with?
I recently picked up a 2009 Tacoma because we needed a larger truck that could possibly do some towing here & there. I got the bug and decided that I'd like to turn it into an off-road rig for us as well. It's the OR model so it's well-equipped to start with. However, now that I'm more aware of what I'm wanting to do, I find my head turning around here & there looking at STOCK 1st gens, 2001-2004 or so, double-cabs. Why stock? Well it seems that they have better native ground clearance? I'm not sure, I haven't stopped to ask anyone whether they have a leveling kit or whatnot, but it seems like the 1st gens have 1" or so better clearance at the framerails & crossmember, and almost 2" better under the nose than I do, and I have already put 32" tires on mine! That means they're almost 2-3" lifted over me stock? I'd have to pay for a 3" lift on the 2009, just get get where the 1st gens are on 31" tires?
Which got me thinking: it's almost time to retire our other vehicle. Perhaps instead of building up the 2009 OR, I'd be better served to pick up a 2001-2003 DC OR, and start there? Get an ARB push-button locker for the front diff, 3-4" quality lift, 33" tires
and probably end up with the same or similar obstacle clearance as a 6" lifted 2009, plus a shorter, more trail-friendly wheelbase (and tighter turn radius; man I miss my old 4runner).
What are the pros/cons of doing this? Would I be better off building up the 2009 like I was going to? Are there other factors at play that I'm not picking up on? Or would the 1st gen really end up being better for the task with similar investments?
What I envision is a GOOD amount of ground clearance, some good bumpers/guards, basket for the top for storage (3 dogs in the bed w/shell), winch eventually, etc. I find right now my major limiting factor on the 2nd gen, even with 32" tires, is lack of adequate ground clearance. most of my investment into it seems geared around getting around this shortcoming. And if the 1st gens are already better equipped in this regard, then hell
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I'm limiting it to the later 1st gens or the currently-owned 2nd gen, as we're two people strong + 3 dogs, so I need the DC option.


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At least the first round. I heard it on ESPN's Around the Horn. I can't find a site, but I thought you may be interested in hearing that.
Heh. . . the natural progression of the thing, putting it in prime time. I like the idea. Now, if they can only figure out a way to jiggle the rules so that the first round doesn't take eleven hours.
I think they should just put the 100 best players in a hat and walk around the War Rooms for an hour.
Oh well, so much for the British and German fans getting chance to follow it. It's hard enough staying up until 4 in the morning watching a game (not that I mind, it's just very tiring), no way am I going to do it with the Draft.
Read where it would be the first 16 pix on Fri nite, then finish the round on Sat followed by the regular format.. imo it stinks, the way it is set up now works well, but then again I do not like change.
I like the way it works except for one thing...make the first round shorter. IMO six hours for the first round is absolutely ridiculous. Maybe make the time allotted for each pick ten or eleven minutes.
I wouldn't be that long if every team didn't take trade offers at every pick you'd think at least one or two teams would know who they were going to pick and i really thikn the 1 pick shold only getlike 5 minutes i mean hell they have been on the clock for a couple months already without any changing their board with picks
That is true. The first pick definitely shouldn't get 15 minutes. They've had months to peruse players and trade offers. You'd think that would be enough time.
I bet they do this, but they should think about the following first: 1. Drunk Jet Fans, they are bad enough have drunk at 1:00 pm in the afternoon, could you imagine them after happy hour? (Can you still see that guy from 1983, explaining why the Jets took O'Brien instaed of Marino "I guess the Jets front office knows something the rest of us don't" more in the bag than he already was? ouch. 2. They would have to pay for an extra night in the hotel for the Brady Quinn/Aaron Rodgers of the world who drop out of the top 16. Imagine the ESPN crew following them from the green room to thier hotel rooms. Either way it is about ratings, and the ratings at say 7pm on a Friday night are going to be alot better than noon on a Saturday, so I would plan on watching the Pats make the San Fran pick sometime before 8:30 pm Friday night.
They would have to start early as many have said. 6-7 and also shorten the first round time...I know it is about ratings..but I think it poor if it went 5-6 hours..a GOOD idea to make it 3 days..but..,shorten the time for teh rounds otherwise I feel it's NOT that great an idea..
The first round would be from 7:30 until its done, likely at 12:30 or 1, when Monday night football used to end. I don't see the problem, excpet that they will lose the west coast market.


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Not to worry there are plenty of good things coming. And while I still may be in the brainstorm phase of some, it will no doubt be awesome! So stay tuned...
But for now, let's talk holidays, shall we? Who's ready? Well I don't think you can ever be ready for the holidays. But who cares, right? The holiday season (Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years) is my favorite time of the year, and why be stressed out during my favorite time of the year.
Is it weird to talk about Christmas before Halloween even happens? I used to think so. But the older I get the more I realize that preparation is the key. The key to a less stressed holiday season. Notice I said less stressed and not stress free...reality people, reality.
To be honest I've never done "just" a holiday album before. So this year it will be something new. And much like my week in the life album I'm trying to do as much as I can before (partly because I'm so excited to start) hand. I'm not really preparing pages or anything like that but I am collecting a stash and getting things in order. Figuring out a general design plan (color and theme), picking an album, and setting everything in easy reach. That's a good start, right? I love the idea of preparing and if your doing that..props to you. You're one step ahead. I'll definitely be sharing more on my process so far with hopes you'll pick up a thing or two that will help you a long the way. And I'm absolutely positive that you can find some great inspiration for your December Daily® or holiday album from Ali Edwards, the creator of the December Daily® project.
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This month's kit will have the following:
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4 4x6 Cards
1 Wood Card
2 Sets of Alpha Stickers
1 Spool of Washi (approx. 2 ft)
2 Mini Flair Badges
1 Arrow Paper Clip
An assortment of ephemera (gold glitter, deer head, wreath,etc)
If you're a current subscriber to the P.KIT you don't need to anything, except be on the look out for your invoice. Which is being sent today via Paypal. I'm sending it early because I want to start shipping these kits sooner so you'll have more time to prepare and play. ;)
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Your onion rings look dynamite and the sauce sounds delicious!! enjoy your vacation! blessings ~ tanna
I think it could be a bad thing to crave onion rings this early in the morning but you've done just that to me! : ) These look like the perfect onion rings! I love D. Lebovitz and saw these but you've totally sold me on these now!
These onion rings look incredible. I hope that you are having a truly fabulous vacation and enjoying every single minute of the trip!
These are near and dear to my heart, Tricia…I have to try that dipping sauce!
I love rings but rarely make them – already too heavy – but yours look and sound delicious as does the dipping sauce.
How is it possible to SEE crunch in a photo! Wow! You weren't kidding when you said,"…doing it right!" We also don't fry very much but these are worth a deviation from the norm!
Oh, I love onion rings. These are way to tempting. Way to tempting…
I don't make onion rings that often any more…they are so good that we usually end up eating too much. Sighs…the olive oil based mayo with sriracha sounds fantastic too.
I really love good, fried onion rings and it's worth the splurge once in a great while to enjoy them. I feel a splurge coming on They look delicious and the dipping sauce perfect for our taste buds too.
I hope you're having a great time on your getaway! The onion rings are just the comfort food I need right now- they look delicious.
Onion rings are the best. What a wonderful thing, yours look great! The sauce sounds really perfect for them too.
It's just once in a while and they taste soo good!
Haven't made onion rings since a long time but yours look so tasty and crunchy ,Tricia,
I just have to try them
Your onion rings look so tempting…love the crispy layer and sounds delicious with the BBQ sauce.
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Brandon Rush scored a season-high 20 points and grabbed seven rebounds, as the Indiana Pacers handled the Miami Heat, 93-77.
Danny Granger added 20 points, 11 rebounds, and six assists for the Pacers, who had lost all four of their meetings with Miami last season. T.J. Ford tallied 13 points, six boards, and five assists off the bench.
"It is definitely a momentum builder for us," Rush said. "We came into their building knowing how good they are supposed to be. They just had a bad night tonight."
LeBron James finished with 25 points, six assists, and five boards for the Heat, who have lost two in a row. Chris Bosh added 21 points and 11 rebounds.
Dwyane Wade, who sat out the last game with a wrist injury, went just 1-of-13 from the floor for three points for Miami, which got just four points from its bench.
"Games like this you can't predict," Wade said. "I think we did some good things defensively against a great offensive team. We played decent. We rebounded the ball, not as good as them but without a lot of guys we did a decent job. I don't think I've gone 1 for 13 before."
The Heat held a 22-19 lead after 12 minutes of play, but the Pacers used a big second quarter to surge in front.
Ford got the second stanza started with a pair of jumpers to give Indiana a 23-22 edge. Just moments later, the Pacers ripped off six straight points to take a 36-28 margin on Ford's jumper.
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James and Bosh each made a pair of free throws before the break to cut the gap to 54-41.
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GAME OF THRONES Recap: Winter Isn't the Only Storm A-Brewin'
By Alicia Lutes on April 20, 2014
Well that didn't take long, now, did it? Before Joffrey's body's been put to the ground, the Westerosi power-hungry elite have swooped in like the festering open wounds that they are to ensure that their metaphorical storms have bumped Winter (which is still coming!) from the driver's seat on Game of Thrones. That's likely to be a very big mistake, but we've no time to worry about that now. The push for power has only strengthened its hold on the Realm — as evidenced by the machinations behind Sunday night's episode, "Breaker of Chains" — and those trying to keep the world on a just and good path might as well sit and spin on that honor of theirs, because it sure isn't going to do them any good in the Seven Kingdoms.
So. The king is dead. Long live the terrible stories about him, as he was one of the worst kings Westeros has ever seen, by our wager. And though they didn't quite touch on the mystery of who killed Joffrey (our money is on an Olenna/Littlefinger team-up), they did show how sad Tywin is about it. Which is to say: not at all. He's not sad. Not even a little bit. "Your brother was not a wise king," he explained to Crown Prince Tommen, next in line (while Cersei just sat there, weeping and listening). "Your brother was not a good king. If he had been, perhaps he'd still be alive." So how does one become a good king? Just let Tywin do his best Olivia Pope and handle everything. At least, that was the basic gist we got from his whole spiel. In the words of locked up Tyrion, "Give it to my father: he never fails to take advantage of a family tragedy."
And speaking of other terribly inappropriate things that happened over Joffrey's dead body: Jaime raped Cersei! Which is great because, y'know, I was just starting to like Jaime Lannister after his Westeros Redemption Tour alongside Brienne last season (she really brings out the best in him). But now we can all go back to hating him like during season one, because it doesn't get much worse than raping your sister next to the still-fresh corpse of your dead king/nephewson. I don't care that Cersei's terrible or that they already bone all the time. That was intense and intensely out of line, even for him. Sheesh.
Margaery, eschewing her selfless schtick for far more altruistic (and truthful, it seems) ways, spent her Joffrey Mourning Time pondering the important questions, like "but wait, does this still make me Queen?" Granny Olenna asserted she'll be fine in that regard in time, and likely married to "the next one" quite soon. Which means she's likely going to be thrust upon wee Tommen, ensuring several loveless (and sexless) years in wait in her future. Not that her marriages to Renly or Joffrey promised any sort of marital bliss. Man, do the ladies have it great on this show or what?! (The answer is "or what.")
…Like Gilly, who Samwell brought to Mole's Town in order to ensure her safety (famous last words). She'll get to spend her time "washing the dishes" and "watching after the other girls' children" and, I'm sure, not at all forced into prostitution (ha). But Sam insisted this was better for her than the Wall because they clearly have big ole crushes on each other (but there are 100 horny dudes on the Wall), so, y'know, we'll see if she lasts an episode prostitution-free. Considering her Wildling status, we highly, highly doubt it.
Of course there are some prostitutes that seem to be having a good time in Westeros: those employed by Prince Oberyn and his lover Ellaria. (HELLO, asscrack!) The horniest prince in all of Westeros (which is really, truly saying something) didn't have long with his jollies, though, because Tywin is freaking ruthless. (No wonder the Lannister sigil is a lion. Tywin is a by-the-book Leo: He wants what he wants when he wants it, The End.) The hand to the king — and current ruler for all intents and purposes — needs a third judge for Tyrion's trial, and thought the Dornishman would be a good fit for the job. We're not entirely sure why — these two clearly hate each other, and the Martells also hate the Tyrells (also getting a seat in the judges' pool) — but it sets the stage for an interesting trial for Tyrion and what's sure to be an epic tête-à-tête between The Mountain and Oberyn in the future.
Over with the last remaining Starks, we're also a bit concerned. Sansa is clearly being used as a pawn by Littlefinger, and we're sure it'll be a short time before he tries to wife her again (his obsession with her mother is truly unsettling). And Arya, tiny serial killer-in-training, is really, really learning the meaning of the word "ruthless." That's what happens, though, when you spend all your time with The Hound, on the run. Ruthlessness is becoming Arya's one guiding light. I'm sure that's a lesson that will keep her alive, but, ugh, does anyone really want to watch Arya become one of the bad guys? Haven't the Starks suffered enough? Why can't she just cool it for a bit? "I just understand the way things are," The Hound posited. "How many Starks they gotta behead before you figure things out?"
Of course there was one saving grace during the episode — Daenerys' confrontation of the entire city of Meereen. While the fighting will have to wait for another day, her human compassion and ruthless quest for justice were on showcase as she made her plans known to the last of the cities in Slaver's Bay yet to be conquered by her person. "I do not bring you commands, I bring you a choice. And I bring your enemies what they deserve," Khaleesi grandstanded, showing the slaves that there's another way to live (making that all-the-more explicit by catapulting broken slave chains into the city for all the folks to see).
Other Thoughts, Theories, and Things to Note:
– R.I.P. Ser Dontos. We hardly knew ye.
– Ser Davos isn't really doing himself any favors with Stannis these days. Nor is that fake letter you're having his daughter Shireen write in order to speak to The Iron Bank.
– I'd like to know what the deal is with The Iron Bank — they've been mentioned in every episode this season — outside of knowing that it involves the delightful Mark Gatiss in a pivotal role, which we're very much looking forward to see.
– Tell me this isn't the last of Podrick Payne.
– Jon Snow has gotten a bit more aggressive and confident these days, hasn't he? We're glad to see it, and finally prove that he does know something other than nothing.
– The wildlings are making their way towards Castle Black, and MAN, are those Thenns meanies.
UPDATED: Game of Thrones Fantasy Fantasy rankings
(Editor's note: we'll do our best to get these figures out to you in a timely fashion, but as many of you are finding out, there's a ton of characters! These are calculated by game creator Andrew Nielson. Some of you have slightly different counts in the comments, but any disputes should be resolved by Small Council or your local Game Maester.)
Week 3 – "Breaker of Chains"
Petyr Baelish – 5 points
Styr – 4 ponts
Tormund Giantsbane – 3 points
Daario Naharis – 3 points
Ellaria Sand – 3 points
Olenna Tyrell – 3 pooints
Ygritte – 3 points
Jamie Lannister – 2 points
Arya Stark – 2 points
Alliser Thorne – 2 points
Cersei Lannister – 2 points
Oberyn Martell – 2 points
Daenerys Targaryen – 2 points
Sandor Clegane – 2 points
Tywin Lannister – 2 points
All other characters received a net score of zero points. We will do our best to have these scores calculated for you the day following the original episode's run.
Who do you think killed Joffrey? How's your fantasy fantasy league looking? Let us know in the comments.
And don't forget what a stone cold c**t Ygritte turned out to be. She murdered that peasant child's father in cold blood. I hope Stannis and Melisandre annihilate the wildlings. Sam should get over his childish crush on Gilly (no, she doesn't have any spiders from Mars).
I'd like complement Aidan Gillen. His Petyr Baelish is just perfect. And considering what Varys did at the end of "A Dance with Dragons", it seems that Baelish may turn out to be the "hero" after all this chaos.
This episode was terrible in my opinion. Jaime does not rape Cersei in the books…. She says "YES!" she is happy that he is back in King's Landing with her. Yeah, they have consensual creepy incest sex next to the body of their son but at least it was CONSENSUAL.
Definitely agree with the changes in Jon. Good to see him becoming much more assertive and involved in the story line. Really looking forward to seeing how his character develops.
Also, WTF JAMIE.
Well, I know who killed Joffrey in the books, but not spoiling those who have never read them. Also, in the books Podrick goes on a quest to find Sansa (not alone), who knows what the show will have him do.
Don't know why they moved Gilly to whore town. -
Good write-up, Alicia… I'm glad you're doing this show and Orphan Black, because you're obviously a fan. That's the way it should be.
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A good rule of thumb for this world: be very afraid of those who know all your secrets and to those you owe debts. The Iron Bank is one terrible giant not to wake.
Good one Axel, "I'm not going to spoil something from the books, but here, let me spoil something from the books." You too vjj
I'm a book reader and proud of it, but comments on TV show reviews should be focused on the show. Add further insights or comparisons, but don't tell people what happens next; unless you add a big SPOILER disclaimer.
The deal with the Iron Bank:
Cersei ordered the Master of Coin to stop paying the Iron Bank. They're from Braavos (where the faceless men come from), and they are known for funding your enemies and getting kings killed when they don't get paid.
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I think the webmasters should code an automatic reject of any POST commands on this website if the text string contains the words, "… in the books".
I am sick and fucking tired of all of you elitist ass-clowns who continually, week to week, spoil shit for the people who haven't read the books. If you find yourself incapable of typing the words "in the books", THEN DON'T FUCKING POST HERE. There are countless forums for you book fanatics to speculate on the future of the novels and tread over familiar ground. The TV episode recaps are NOT that forum.
So take a fucking hike.
He does rape her in the books…she says no like three times and then submits, which in the show, if you wete paying attention, she had moments where she seemed to be giving in only to fight him moments later. Rape is rape, so everyone who is up in arms about how nice or not the raping was need to calm down.
[…] Game of Thrones was controversial (spoiler alert). Lots of people have been discussing "Breaker of Chains" not because of some epic battle or crazy dragon shot, but rather a scene between Cersei and […]
We would love to see how you calculated these points. There are a lot this week, so great job counting them all up.
Hey Grady, here's how we counted it out, spoilers for the episode below, and some larger book spoilers redacted:
Ygritte: 3 (3 kills)
Dany: 2 (Orders Daario to kill the Champion of Mereen)
Sandor: 2 (Manipulates the farmer into revealing the silver)
Tywin: 2 (Manipulates Tommen about kingship)
Tommen: -2 (per above)
Littlefinger: 5 (Orders Ser Dontos death, SPOILER)
Tormund: 3 (kills)
Daario: 3 (Kills Champion of Mereen)
Ellaria: 3 (Pulls a Podrick)
Olenna: 3 (SPOILER)
Oberyn: 2 (Has his way with male prostitute)
Arya: 2 (manipulates the farmer into taking them in)
Alliser Thorne: 2 (manipulates Jon into saying something he doesn't want to.)
Jamie: 2 (For what I will call that scene in the sept.)
Cersei: 2 (Per above)
Styrr: 4 (2 kills, manipulates Potato Farmer's Son into going to Castle Black.)Some of these are totally subjective, and it's worth noting that I've loosened up my requirements for awarding points to make things more interesting, which is partly why so many were awarded this week (In addition to a bonkers episode).
This great! I would argue though, that unless the action is revealed to the audience it does not count. I am sure that Oberyn is getting busy at some point, but since he pants actually remain on, I did not give credit.
In regards to the Spoiler/book spoiler points not counting as well
I'm sorry, I read these every week and I think I just don't understand the POV of the writer. This is in regards to Arya turning into one of the "bad guys", for what I presume is alluding to her comfort with killing. This entire world is based on the shades of grey of morality, and peoples point of view. The Hound said it best seasons ago when he tells Sansa that Ned Stark killed people, and most likely enjoyed it. Enjoyment aside, Ned Stark did kill people, and lots of people in war and as a ruler. I think that Ned would certainly be considered a "good guy". Another "good guy", Daenerys (people, please stop calling her Khaleesi I don't think that I've seen a Dothraki in the show for two season–the Khaleesi thing is over), seem to really enjoy the slaughter of entire cities. If Arya turns out to be a killer, moreso than she is already, in the show it certainly does not make her a "bad guy".
P.S.–It is Hand of the King, not Hand to the King. I'm sorry to nit pick on details but I think we've all been there.
[…] Ahhh, is there anything better than the myriad shades of grey cast upon the divisions of good and evil on HBO's Game of Thrones? From a storytelling standpoint, there may be nothing more exciting than playing in and around the muck that complicates whether or not a person is perceived as "good guy" or "bad guy." And with season four's latest episode, "Oathkeeper," those delineations look to be further dissected in the aftermath of Joffrey's death. […]
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