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It has been 3 for Joan- Don had not been flagged- they are looking for communist, he should be fine.
It was strange about Lane & his father. And the Chocolate bunny.
Pete- what a snake- Ugh..
Good episode-
Springsteen said it best: "Everybody's got a secret, sonny, something that they just can't face Some folks spend their whole lives trying to keep it, They carry it with them every step that they take."
Why would an ad agency need a security clearance? What kind of national secrets do you need to know about to produce ads? The way they all drink, I don't know if I would trust them with any important secrets.
It is quite possible that Joan's character is now holding a new secret, that she decided to pursue her pregnancy and raise the child. Despite the absence of communist sympathies, Don would still be in serious trouble for desertion. He would also be on the hook for "stolen valor" as the real Don Draper was awarded the Purple Heart posthumously. The character Don Draper chooses to remember the incident in Korea as a case of mistaken identity he chose to embrace, though he intentionally switched dog tags with the unrecognizable Lt. Don Draper after Dick had dropped the lighter that ignited the explosives killing Lt. Don Draper. The fierce cruelty of Lane's father was truly awful. Lane is a pitiable character, bullied by everyone. Just as Lane was prepared to emerge as his own man, love a woman who returned his affection, (Toni surprisingly describes Lane as "dashing" at one point) he is brought low by his own father. Just as Lane is embracing the liberty of life in America he is beaten down, utterly crushed and humiliated, told he must return to England and get his "house in order." That house must be pretty bleak. Lane clearly won't be donning any more "Texas Belt Buckles." Jon Hamm knocked it out of the park again. His performance was riveting.
From the beginning it became obvious that this series was going to be about lies. So it's no surprise when the truth will slip out. I was hooked immediately and never expected to see a man in a panic attack. Not Don.. Not Mr. Cool!
This has gone Sideways
-Betty has been domesticated; and all sexual tension is gone...read NO BABES
-Joan has become boring, and passive
-Don has become lame, in retreat
The swagger, bombast and swing of the 60s is gone
This makes the 3rd abortion for Joan... unless she didn't really have this one, which I considered when I saw her taking the train home immediately after, no worse for wear. For someone so organised and in charge at work, Joan needs some help with her personal life......
One would hope that Professor Brinkley's thoughtful concern about government intrusion into private life was as serious when it was being propounded by the Bush-Cheney junta.
Men and their secrets and the things they do to protect it. In the midst of all these secrets and turmoils it caused, there was that magical ending when Don looked on as Megan put on the lipstick. It is the simplicity and the innocence that Don yearns for, that he doesn't have.
Let's not get carried away and compare the warrantless invasions before the law was radically changed in 1968 to require eavesdropping for criminal cases (which is primarily what the Times article is about) to be conducted only by warrant based on very high standards, well beyond what is needed for a search warrant. The atmosphere of 1965 was quite different, with Hoover still all over everything.
This episode caught me off-guard - less because of the secrets these men keep than the fascinating pairings Mad Men's writers gave us to observe: Pete and Don, Roger and Lee Garner, Jr, Roger and Joan, Don and Faye, and the greatest surprise of all - Lane and his father.
How much of this series is rooted on the foundations of parental relationships that are chilly or abusive, and the characters struggling to do better if they have the awareness that they should?
Power plays abound in "Hands and Knees," offered up in a manner to show the men far less in control than they would like, bound by government, by social convention, by other men, by their secrets.
Another winner, in my book.
Okay, Mr. Brinkley, we know what's on your mind right now, but how about writing something about this show? C'mon. The guy is panicking because he deserted the army in the middle of a war and has been living lies ever since. Not because a routine security check is such a totalitarian intrusion into citizens' lives. We were in the middle of the Cold War then and anyway, aren't you WAY overreacting?
the business is on a knifes edge, Lucky Strike is pulling out in a month, and now they are turning down American Aviation's 4 million dollar account. In one month, they could be all out of a job, unless Roger pulls out some rabbit from his Rolodex. This is going to get very good. How do they keep the business going? How is Roger going to reconcile with Pete about his dressing down in front of everyone. And good to see that Don got the Beatles tickets, for a moment I thought he was going to disappoint Sally. Did Joan get the abortion? wow, can't wait until next week.
"Do you want to know a secret? Do you promise not to tell?" Those are the lyrics of the Beatles ballad playing over the closing credits. But because it's an instrumental version, they, like most of the truths in this episode, are hidden.
More thoughts here:
roger is going to run into sal who will be his ace in the hole so to speak. remember why lee had sal fired from S&C last year.
no way joan had the abortion.
the coming attractions have peggy all smiles and smug so what's going to be up with her with all this swirling around her?
One might also hope that Smoley (which rhymes with the adjective form of the noun that best describes him) would employ the same hyperbole with the current administration. Do people just call you "Dick" for short?
It was meant to be ambigious whether or not Joan had the abortion. I think she did, but to say "no way" that she did or did not is going way too far.
also, there is no way that they can use Sal to their advantage if they found him. There is no proof that Lee Garner Jr. made a pass at Sal. It will be Sal's word against Lee's word, and Sal was fired two years ago over the incident, meaning it will be easy for Lee and everyone else at Lucky Strike to dismiss anything that Sal says (you fired him two years ago, and now you expect anyone to believe what he says?) I am sure Lee bragged to his colleagues two years ago that a gay man was fired for making a pass at him.
Doesn't everyone who works for the Dept. of Defense or a contractor need to get a security clearance? I wouldn't necessarily try to add literary significance to the background check, it is just part of the plot.
A few minor quibbles:
- Lucky Strike, in 1965, was a product not of Philip Morris but of the American Tobacco Corporation, I belive.
- Was Don contemplating suicide (as the show's opening graphic has always suggested) when he decided to have the trust created
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Walter: The song is and lyric is "do you want to know a secret"
It looked as though Don might just find redemption after his confession to Faye. But as the episode ended, and the moment Don felt back in control, we see him leering at his new secretary like some starving man eying a buffet. Same old Don. It appears as if the complete destruction of the Draper persona is the only hope for saving the man inside it.
It's the Lucky Strike account, not Phillip Morris. Luckies were made by American Tobacco.
Hands and Knees: Roger figuratively with Lee Jr.; Don literally driven to his knees by fear of discovery. Layne literally - and under the heel (ok, shoe) of oppression. Betty seem paralyzed with fear, too. Was it generic fear of J. Edgar's G-Men or fear of scandal or what?
Don is again seized by urge to flee. Recall his wanting to run off with Rachel when Pete rifled through Adam's box of photos. And Pete reveals his fear of working without Don by maintaining the facade. ("Fire him if you want...one never know how loyalty is born." - Bert Cooper)
Joan probably went through with it. I was hoping maybe she'd go to the base for a conjugal visit to establish some plausibility with Greg but I think he's on the west coast. And did she really give up a child in 1950 or was she just saying that?
It doesn't seem possible that Roger will be able to keep Lucky Strike, but Weiner could save his bacon with a new client. (How did the thing with Honda turn out? )
And Peggy's all smiles in the previews for next week because she went to Vermont with Joyce for the week instead of being in Episode 10 and has no inkling of impending doom.
>>- Was Don contemplating suicide (as the show's opening graphic has always suggested) when he decided to have the trust created>>
I got the feeling that Don was considering chucking it all in and returning to being just "Dick Whitman"(maybe moving back to California), but wanted to make sure his kids/Betty would have money. With his journal he is doing a lot of soul searching and trying to figure out who he really is.
This episode left me breathless. 1)Lane's humiliation, at the feet of his father, was one of the most shocking incidents on the show. Before this, it was Sally's slap. This caning and the subsequent stamping on Lane's hand came out of nowhere. Also, it is so foreign to an American punishment. The writers certainly know how to create twists and turns. 2) Don's panic attack and his wretching was another low for us, as viewers. Although we've seen him wretch and cry, he never showed such visable emotion. But it made him more human. At the sme time, his confession to Faye is evidence that in some ways he is softenin and really needs and vaues a helpmate. At least that is what we hope. He is more vulnerable than ever. 3) Sally's scream was funny very natural...for a preteener. 4) Roger's plee to Lee ("you are killing me, i beg you") was a new low for him. And yet the ending....Don looking at his new secretary with lustful eyes reminds us that things have not totally changed. Business as usual for the Mad Man. .
I think Alan Brinkley misinterpreted the meaning of a security clearance. Today the investigative arm of the agency goes back 10 years (as opposed to a background investigation, which goes back 7) based upon the information you provide, checks your credit, if you've traveled abroad, and speaks to people you list as references about your character. They still do ask about loyalty to the US, but nothing about communism. The investigator also interviews you first, clarifies all that is on your application, and then goes out into the field to talk to your references. Any discrepancies usually causes them to probe further. While it doesn't seem as if much has changed in this process (and this is a fictionalized account), I can't say whether, in 1965, how they would structure the interviews, what order they'd occur, etc.
With that said, Don's reaction was dead on as the simple discrepancies could really trip him up IF (and only if) the investigators were absolutely thorough in their investigation. Have you ever known the federal government to be thorough (besides the IRS, of course)?
I may be way out in left field, but the last scene of Don looking at Megan was not of lust, but of suspicion Did she set him up ...she put his wrong age down as a trigger for further clarification. Does she know more than we realize.
I may be way out in left field, but the last scene of Don looking at Megan was not of lust, but of suspicion Did she set him up ...she put his wrong age down as a trigger for further clarification. Does she know more than we realize.
Don and Peggy used to be the only characters whose professional and personal lives depended on keeping secrets about themselves. Now everyone's getting into the act. Roger's keeping the loss of the Lucky Strike business to himself until he can save face with his partners by bringing in another account. Pete's keeping secrets from Trudy now that he's Don's accomplice. And Joans keeping her abortion/pregnancy to herself because her marriage, her relation with Roger and her professional life depend on it. Don/Peggy secretive behavior is starting to be not the exception but the norm and SCDP is starting to look like a scam run by a bunch of grifters. See: http://www.ronreplogle.com/2010/09/mad-men-keeping-secrets.html
Unless the ad agency were a subcontractor or team partner with North American on a Defense contract (neither of which is likely), a security clearance would be a huge waste of investigative resources.
Jocelyn, Megan didn't set Don up, she simply transcribed the falsehoods in his employee file. I think his longing look toward her was more wistful than lustful. Stress like that is a bidge.
"...and SCDP is starting to look like a scam run by a bunch of grifters. - Anonymous (4:35)
Yeah, when Don leaves his false life in some final episode (to jet-set around with Willy and Joy or plummet earthward), will he have carved a crooked claw in the doorpost?
Joan's statement that her daughter was 15 was just an act of pure kindness, an attempt to soothe the pain of the mother who had admitted that that She had an abortion when She was 15. It is part and parcel of Joan's kind nature. Remember in the first episode, when Don is reprimanded, and Joan is the last to leave the conference room (without the table) and kindly tells Don "This will pass".
Dellinger's point is rather undermined by the fact that he gets the lyrics of "Do You Want to Know a Secret" seriously wrong. Was he really around in 1965?
Do you want to know a secret?,
Do you promise not to tell?, whoa oh, oh.
I am so glad it is only Don. I thought they were talking about Obama.
I've been wondering when all of the sloppy behavior was going to catch up with SCDP. It seems that they've been able to coast along up to now on a mix of talent, swagger and sheer luck. Now, the lack of focus, the inability to to capture a client as large as Lucky Strike and their messy personal lives are taking their collective toll. I was really pleased to see Pete Campbell back in the center of this drama. He's one of the truly memorable characters. For those around since SEason 1, Pete was an integral part of the drama. He certainly provided a good bit of the conflict vis a vis Don and also by his relations with Peggy.
Now, Pete is again a key part of the plot, as he has to fix messes and swallow pride. Pete has always been a schemer and a weasel, but now he seems to have matured into one who can manage a crisis. People should appreciate his character more than they do.
DMM - the mother brought in her 17 year old daughter for a presumed "procedure" - her daughter was born when the mother was 15. The crying mother asked Joan how old her daughter was. Why assume Joan had a daughter at all? Wouldn't this be a OB/GYN office - not an abortion clinic - did not think abortion was legal back then. Why would you just assume the daughter was going in for an abortion? Why couldn't people be there for check-ups?
FR, Joan was there to get an abortion and so was the 17 year old daughter. the mother told Joan that she was 15 when she got her abortion. now, whether or not Joan went through with it is now a subject of much conversation on all the blogs.
Will Draper end up taking his secretary to the Beatles concert instead of his daughter?
@DMM - you're wrong
DMM, the mother told Joan that she had her daughter at age 15, not an abortion. Her daughter was 17 and getting an abortion. She asked Joan how old her daughter was, because she probably couldn't comprehend that Joan herself was there for an abortion. People then would assume a woman Joan's age would be married and have no reason to abort. Joan answered "15" to avoid the humiliation of admitting that she, herself, was there for the abortion. This plants the seed that maybe Joan didn't go through with it, because it's become so obvious that she's at an age where she should have children if she wants them.
Lawyer: Are you schtupping her yet?
Don: (sheepish chuckle, smiles)
Foreshadowing of future events...Don only has knocked up Betty, even with all of his paramours.
I believe this episode also shows that a tiger can't change its stripes so to speak. Don continues to use women. In the last few episodes and at the beginning of this one it appeared that Don was ready to have a meaningful, intimate relationship with Faye. He confided in her, seemed to have some sense of responsibility to her, etc. However, by the end of the episode it seemed like he was already starting to pull away from her. For example, he postponed seeing her until the weekend and his body language seemed to indicate withdrawal. I think he was leering at his secretary at the end. He can't seem to evolve into a more mature, adult person. At the end of the day, he really only cares about himself and his needs. Watch out--- Faye knows his secret and we know she is manipulative and can be brutal to men who disappoint her.
I was so relieved when Don actually got the Beatles tickets.... I assumed this would fall through and Sally would be on the receiving end of more bad parenting...... and speaking of bad parenting - I found the scene with Layne one of the most horrifying scenes in the series.
I am grateful we are near the end of Season 4, for a needed respite after the likes of episode 10. Although I strongly disagree episode 9 was anything like a 'palate cleanser', this past Sunday's story stays with me through the week. The blogs are full of whether Joan actually got an abortion, and her words we avoided 'a tragedy' are indeed ambiguous. What was interesting to me was that the heart wrenching issue is played out in 1965 without all the political implications and red flags that would be in play in 2010. It is the human issue played out by characters that Matt Weiner has drawn in great detail over four years. I disagree Don's talking to his lawyer suggested thoughts of suicide, it suggested to me the typical Whitman/Draper reaction of running from trouble - he may pack his bags and take off, if he has to. He would leave Betty and the three kids financially well off via the trust. Meanwhile, I wish I had Professor Dellinger's sense of humor to defuse my demoralized horror at Layne's father caning his son into submission, and Layne's returning to England. Please note that the father revealed he was a car salesman, someone "in trade", and in mid 60s Britain, still rife with these insidious class distinctions, he probably bristled with class rage and resentments which he had taken out on his poor son all of Layne's life. I hope Weiner brings Layne back to the USA to show there is hope for someone like Layne to live a normal life. Meanwhile, Don and Betty must escape the Feds and we shall see the outcome shortly.
The more I consider the scenes with Layne and his father, the more Pryce the Elder seems to provide an imperfect call to morality. Layne's house *is* in poor order (one of several in this show) and his father is calling him on it. Just because his wife moved back to England because she abhors living in NYC and they're at loggerheads about it doesn't give Layne the licence to party like it's 1969. He didn't insult Layne or Toni or pronounce specific judgment, and didn't exhibit his rage until Layne demanded it. His message was clear: face up to your dissolving marriage, address your relationship with your children and *then* lead whatever life that remains available to you. The physical confrontation was ugly, but the unseen emotional violence that Layne commits on his estranged wife and children is just as ugly. One may be quick to condemn Mr. Pryce for striking his son, but Layne gets a pass for neglecting his? Shame on him.
@schmed: I appreciate your defense of Layne's father (first I have seen given how reprehensible his actions were), but your condemnation of Layne is based on a false premise. Layne's wife left him. They are not at loggerheads; she told Layne it was over BEFORE Layne was with any other woman. Layne wanted his family with him in New York, but Layne's wife took their son back to London and now is keeping the son from visiting his father. Layne did not commit any "emotional violence" on his family; he is the victim.
Also, Layne's father did insult Toni. He decided not to join them for dinner only after learning that Toni would be joining them, and he did not respond to Toni after she graciously said that it was a pleasure meeting him. If you were Toni, it would be impossible not to find that behavior insulting, judgmental and racist.
I know that many people have condemned Don after the show ends with him seemingly staring lustfully at Megan. But if Matthew Weiner uses music to compliment as well as add another complex layer to the show, then consider the Beatles lyrics. First of all, it's a love song that begins:
You'll never know
how much I really love you
You'll never know
How much I really care
Do you want to know a secret
Do you promise not to tell whoa oh
Closer, let me whisper in your ear
Say the words you long to hear
I'm in love with you
Could it be that the song has a double reference to all of the secrets kept/revealed in this episode, but could it also refer to Don's emotions toward Faye? We could argue that Don has never known romantic love -- he loved Betty because of what she symbolized. He had a profound sibling love for his "ex-wife" and mourned her loss. Someone described his look as wistful, even as he gazes at Megan and all her attractiveness. It's as if he looks at her for what she is -- beautiful, attractive, young, but at the same time he doesn't really see her. Just a thought.
Weiner may indeed be a master of subtlety, but I strongly suspect the "decision" to use an instrumental version of "Do You Want to Know A Secret?" was made for him once AMC discovered the prohibitive cost of acquiring the rights to the Beatles' "original" (Lennon and McCartney wrote the tune, but Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas recorded it first). After all the Beatlemania-infused excitement from earlier in this episode, the juxtaposition of a tinny, cheesy-sounding version of the song came down like a thud.
If you're going to reference the closing credits song and call it a classic, at least know what it's called and don't misquote the lyrics and title TWICE. These analyses are silly. Your "media expert's" grasp of the obvious is nearly parody. A good show, but you're going overboard with all this coverage.
Alan Brinkley is the biggest idiot ever.
To compare Don Draper hiding a *crime* and simple routine questioning for an APPLIED FOR security clearance to alleged witch-hunts put on by McCarthy (which were never, ever wrong, by the way) is completely and utterly foolish.
When are these f-ing bleeding hearts (Mr. Brinkley) going to let go of this false narrative of the 50s and 60s being needlessly worried about Communists...?
it was hardly needless. it was VERY necessary.
and comparisons to what happened on Mad Men Monday night to that is simple STUPID
oh, if you are so smart.. it is revisionist (with an E).. can't let you off that easy.
but.. you do have a good point. Mr. Brinkley is way off base with his attempts to tie McCarthy to Don Draper committing a crime AND actively applying for a security clearance. (both not the acts of just some simpleton who had his life upended)
is Mr. Brinkley actually a historian? or just a Democrat?
OK.. you do have a point.. but it is *revisionist*..
I agree...
Mr. Brinkley is waaaaaay off base trying to tie Don's covering up of a crime AND his active application (that he initiated) for a security clearance to McCarthy's fishing expedition antics
Is Brinkley a historian or just a Democrat?
Loyalty as a companion theme? Pete was threatened and that accounts for his behavior - self-interest, not loyalty. It went against everything in him EXCEPT self-interest to swallow what he knew. No loyalty there. In the other example, Betty is asked about "loyalty" so there's no theme per se there either.
Also, what was with that look by Don at his attractive new secretary at the end of the episode? I must admit I had a premonition that we could be headed for an issue w/ her v. Faye in Draper's head after she comforted Sally and then took over outside his office at the end of last week. They have been working her more and more into each episode, plus the lawyer's crass comment about her no doubt lingered in Don's barely subconscious mind while he was busy having a serious meltdown that Faye admirably helped him through (although he showed major vulnerability in opening up to her, which may well come back to bite him him, plus mob ties ... ?). So, the question is, now that the sky has cleared temporarily from his perspective, will Don, in a fit of post-traumatic escapism, be back to the old skirt-chasing, unhappiness-sowing ways of old, quietly hating the vulnerability he showed to Faye? My wife certainly seems to think so. Also, I put the Joan abotion v. no abortion odds at 50/50 and pose this additional question: what are the odds that the former Mr. and Mrs. Draper get carnally reacquianted at some point in the future, perhaps even this season? She seems to be headed in that direction, no?
So maybe Don Draper is back from the brink better (or worse depending on your perspective) than ever. With his Don Draper persona resurrected and intact, the first thing he wants to do is return to his old ways? That suggests that Faye was not dating Don Draper. She has been dating Dick Whitman and Don's panic attack shows that Dick is irreconcilable with everything he holds dear in life (his freedom and his financial security).
I was dreading that Don had been hasty in promising Sally that she would see the Beatles when he did not have them in hand. I was so relieved when it became clear that they had some mercy on the kid and let her see the Fab 4.
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As you might have guessed, I have a love/hate relationship with your books. My favorite is Simply Irresistible and I don't know if I could pinpoint exactly why but it is a contemporary I recommend with some regularity. (I tried to give it to some reporter for NBC at the RWA in San Francisco but I can't remember if she took it or not). The problem I had with the first book in the series is that I felt that the premise didn't match up with the way the story played out. Luckily I had no such problems with Almost Perfect. (As an aside, if you don't want to read my review, read natuschan because her review reflects most of my feelings about this book).
Almost Perfect is an amalgamation of popular contemporary romance tropes. It has the secret baby. The small town girl from the wrong side of the tracks making it big and coming home to win the heart of the town's golden boy. The small town ostracizing the bad girl and then coming around to protect her.
Liz Sutton was a pretty girl whose mom is the town bicycle and because of her looks, her mother's promiscuity, and their poverty, Liz is targeted in high school as a slut. She isn't, though, and doesn't give up her virginity until she falls for Ethan Hendrix, back from college. Ethan is the son of one of the town's founding families. He urges her to keep their relationship secret. One day she overhears him being asked if he is seeing her and he denies it and denies ever wanting someone like her.
Liz is crushed and runs away only to discover she is pregnant. She returns to Fool's Gold but finds Ethan in bed in his tiny apartment above his parent's garage with another girl, a girl who was mean and horrible to Liz in high school. Liz runs away again. Five years later she returns, feeling guilty about having kept their son a secret. Only Ethan isn't there and he is married so Liz tells Ethan's wife about the son and in return receives a letter from Ethan telling her he wants nothing to do with her or her son.
Fast forward 6 years. Liz is now a successful mystery writer but returns home to Fool's Gold when she discovers her nieces have been abandoned by their stepmother after their father (and her brother) was sent to prison.
Everyone in town treats her like she pariah. They never thought much of her before and they despise her even more for keeping Ethan's son away from him. In turn, Liz can't wait to shake the dust of Fool's Gold off her feet fast enough.
Like Nat, I thought the kids were realistically portrayed in the book. Liz was a great parent and her son, Tyler, is really well adjusted but finding out who his dad was throws a wrench in things and suddenly Tyler thinks he loves his dad more, maybe even wants to live with his dad. Then there are her two nieces. Liz hasn't been much of an aunt before and these two girls are very gunshy when it comes to parenting adults. They don't welcome Liz wholeheartedly.
I also appreciated the showing of how difficult parenting is, particularly when Ethan is forced to realize it isn't all pizza parties and take out.
I was a little disappointed at how quickly Liz fell back into bed with Ethan. I recognize she had been alone for a long time and that despite the way Ethan had failed to be there for her, repeatedly, throughout the years, that she had a lot of feeling for him. But more importantly, they did not use a condom. WHAT THE HELL! She had gotten pregnant with Tyler being with Ethan in high school and had to raise the kid by herself for 11 years. She never once thought to use a condom? I guess it was to show how swept away by passion they were, but seriously?
I liked Evan less than I did Liz. Like Nat, I felt he was incredibly selfish and rarely thought about anyone else's feelings but his own. He had a strong code of honor yet it was never employed for the benefit of Liz. In fact, throughout the book, he continually acted in a manner that seemed unconsciously designed to hurt Liz. Eventually he comes around and makes a grand gesture, but I never quite felt like he loved Liz like she was his one true love. He seemed like one of those guys who just wants to be in a relationship and so long as that relationship provided him with a comfortable life, he would be satisfied. I wondered whether he knew himself.
Still, I did understand Liz's attraction for Ethan. He represented all that she never had: safety, security and respect. Add in that she was sexually attracted to him; he was her first love and the father of her child; and it all made sense why she was with Ethan. There was a weird suspense plot at the very end which I think served to distract from the coalescing of the romance than further it. It came out of nowhere and I don't think it was needed to propel the characters to the end point.
In the end, though, I agree with Nat that Liz is what makes this book. She refuses to be intimidated, she accepts responsibility for her actions, and she stands up to her critics whether it is Ethan's mom, the town or even Ethan himself. B-
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What we learned from the Dust Bowl: lessons in science, policy, and adaptation
- Robert A. McLemanAffiliated withDepartment of Geography and Environmental Studies, Wilfrid Laurier University Email author
- , Juliette DupreAffiliated withDepartment of Geography, Burnside Hall, McGill University
- , Lea Berrang FordAffiliated withDepartment of Geography, Burnside Hall, McGill University
- , James FordAffiliated withDepartment of Geography, Burnside Hall, McGill University
- , Konrad GajewskiAffiliated withDepartment of Geography, University of Ottawa
- , Gregory MarchildonAffiliated withCanada Research Chair in Public Policy and Economic History, Johnson-Shoyama School of Public Policy, University of Regina
This article provides a review and synthesis of scholarly knowledge of Depression-era droughts on the North American Great Plains, a time and place known colloquially as the Dust Bowl era or the Dirty Thirties. Recent events, including the 2008 financial crisis, severe droughts in the US corn belt, and the release of a popular documentary film, have spawned a resurgence in public interest in the Dust Bowl. Events of the Dust Bowl era have also proven in recent years to be of considerable interest to scholars researching phenomena related to global environmental change, including atmospheric circulation, drought modeling, land management, institutional behavior, adaptation processes, and human migration. In this review, we draw out common themes in terms of not only what natural and social scientists have learned about the Dust Bowl era itself, but also how insights gained from the study of that period are helping to enhance our understanding of climate–human relations more generally.
KeywordsClimate adaptation Dirty Thirties Drought Dust Bowl Great Plains Great Depression
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|Winnie Lightner
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|William Rees
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Sit Tight is a 1931 American Pre-Code musical comedy film, directed by Lloyd Bacon, written by Rex Taylor, edited by James Gibbon, and produced and distributed by Warner Bros. It was originally intended as a full musical, but due to the backlash against musicals, all the songs were cut from the film except for one – sung by Winnie Lightner – in all release prints in the United States.
Winnie is the head of a health clinic and has Jojo (played by Joe E. Brown) as one of her employees. Jojo is a wrestler forced to enter the ring and face down a musclebound masked opponent Olaf (played by Frank Hagney). Making matters worse, the masked marauder is convinced his wife has been fooling around with JoJo. JoJo is knocked out early in the proceedings, whereupon he dreams he is a sultan surrounded by harem girls.
A romantic subplot involves Tom (played by Paul Gregory) and Sally (played by Claudia Dell). Tom works for Sally's father. Sally asks her father to give Tom a promotion so she can spend more time with him. When Tom refuses to be promoted without earning the position, she threatens to have him fired and he quits his job. Tom attempts to begin a new career as a championship wrestler and is trained by Winnie and Jojo. When Sally learns about this, she attempts to stop him and asks for his forgiveness. She pleads with him to not fight but he has already pledged to do so.
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In one sequence, Joe E. Brown refuses to strip (for wrestling) when asked to by another man and makes comments about "not knowing him well enough", implying that the man is asking that because he is gay and wants to sleep with him.
- Winnie Lightner as Winnie
- Joe E. Brown as Jojo
- Paul Gregory as Tom
- Claudia Dell as Sally
- Hobart Bosworth as Dunlap
- Frank Hagney as Olaf
- Snitz Edwards as Charley
Only a print with the majority of the musical numbers cut seems to have survived. The trailer, which also survives, contains an instrumental of another song which was written for the film and originally sung by Winnie Lightner. The only surviving song on extant prints of the film is: "Face It With A Smile" Sung by Lightner.
One of the sets used in Kismet (1930), along with some lavish costumes, were used in the dream sequence in this film. Gregory and Dell were musical stars who were given contracts by Warner Bros. for their musical talent. They originally sang a number of songs in this film but these numbers were cut in the prints released in the United States.[citation needed]
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Only the cut print released in the United States seems to have survived. The complete film was released intact in countries outside the United States where a backlash against musicals never occurred. Newspapers outside the United States noted that Winnie Lightner sang several lively songs throughout the picture.[1] It is unknown whether a copy of this full version still exists.
- ^ Montreal Guardian (April 24, 1931)


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Harvey Frommer's Remembering Yankee Stadium is a wonderful chronicle of the greatest baseball stadium of all time. There are many interesting features in this book. The book contains many historical photos of the park and famous people who visited the stadium. A time line ties all the chapters together. Each chapter covers a decade starting in the1900s when the then Baltimore Orioles moved to New York City and became the Yankees. At the beginning of each chapter there is a chart which shows the team stats for the year, including final standings, won-lost record, Manager and attendance. Other special features include: a section on Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak in the 1940s; the home run race between Maris and Mantle in the 1960s; and Reggie Jackson's 3 home runs in 3 consecutive swings in the 1970s. The book brings us right up to date with a discussion of the players' lockout and strike, the effect of September 11th on baseball, and the steroid controversy. The appendix contains charts on all-time attendance, honorees in Monument Park, broadcasters over the years, Stadium Firsts, No-hitters, etc. Anyone who loves the game will really enjoy this book.
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What have the Jews ever done for us?!
(Somewhere in Germany, in Nuremberg, in a secret building)
(A bunch of Neo-nazis are talking)
Head Nazi: (stands up to podium) Alright! Order everybody, order!
(Nazis keep talking.)
Head Nazi: (sigh) Heinrich, if you will?
Nazi 1: (nods, pulls out air horn and HONKS it. Nazis all stop talking and their heads snap foreword)
Head Nazi: Thank you! Alright, everybody, welcome to the secret underground meeting of the neo-nazis, its good to have you all here. Now lets get right down to business. The main goal of the neo-nazi party is to rid Germany and Europe and then the world of the Jews.
(Nazis all nod in excitement.)
Head Nazi: After all, what have the Jews ever done for us?!
(Silence and then one Nazi slowly raises hand.)
Nazi 2: The cure for polio?
Head Nazi: What?
Nazi 3: Oh yeah! The polio vaccine was invented by Jonas Salk, a Jew!
Nazi 4: Yeah, my uncle got polio before they found a cure, oy vey!
(Nazis all nod in agreement. Head Nazi tries to calm them.)
Head Nazi: Alright, alright, I'll give you that, but besides the cure for polio, what else have the Jews ever given us?!
(Nazi 3 raises hand.)
Head Nazi: Uh, yes?
Nazi 3: Jeans?
Head Nazi: Wha-?!
Nazi 3: Like the pants, those were invented by Levi Strauss, a Jew of German origin.
(Nazis all nod in agreement)
Head Nazi: Okay, well besides the polio vaccine and Jeans, what
Nazi 4: Oh! Oh! I have one! USB flash drive, invented in Israel!
Head Nazi: Ahhhh
Nazi 3: And what about the shopping cart?
Nazi 2: Or the teddy bear! (yanks out teddy bear and hugs it, all the other nazis scoot away from him.)
Nazi 5: What about instant messaging?
Nazi 4: And the camera!
Nazi 3: Vaccination needle!
Nazi 2: Ballpoint pen!
Nazi 4: Remote control!
Nazi 6: Video tape!
Nazi 4: Who uses a video tape anymore?
Nazi 6: Hey, we had to get to DVDs somehow!
Nazi 3: They also invented sound movies
Nazi 5: And Christianity!
Head Nazi: What?!
Nazi 5: Yeah! Jesus and Mary were both Jews, the Last Supper was Jesus celebrating Passover! Not to mention Paul, who basically spread Christianity, also a born Jew!
(Nazis all nod and voice their agreements)
Head Nazi: ALRIGHT! Besides the cure for polio, blue Jeans, USB flash drive, shopping cart, teddy bear (deep breath) instant messaging, vaccination needles, camera, ballpoint pen, video tape, sound movies, remote control and Christianity, what have the Jews ever done for us?!
(Silence and then Nazi 2 slowly raises hand.)
Nazi 2: Ten Commandments?
Head Nazi: Commandments?! Oh, shut up!
Nazi 1: Maybe we should move on to another topic.
Head Nazi: You're right, ah, lets move on to how much we hate the black people! Lord knows black people haven't given us any
(Nazis are all bouncing basketballs, eating peanut butter, using electric lamps and cranking up the air conditioner.)
Head Nazi: I hate you guys
The End
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There are about 2956 or more other Jewish inventions but you get the drift
And yes, those inventions I mentioned at the end were jut some of the contributions black people have made to the word. I feel bad for all you racist hicks that have to turn off the air conditioner now!
And yes, those inventions I mentioned at the end were jut some of the contributions black people have made to the word. I feel bad for all you racist hicks that have to turn off the air conditioner now!
Not to mention the "Haber Process" named after Fritz Haeber, which fixes nitrogen in the air to form ammonia. He was a faithful minion of Kaiser Wilhelm II and contributed tirelessly to Das Neue Deutches Reich's efforts in "The Great War" to which his 1918 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was VERY CONTROVERSIAL (think of an Iranian or N. Korean nuclear physicist getting a Nobel Prize for work that just so happens allows for more efficient fissionable material extraction that can be placed in nuclear warheads) - so much that Ernest Rutherford pointedly refused to shake hands with him. The ultimate irony was that he was expelled from Germany (or he expelled himself) in 1933 for being Jewish.
You should try the movie "Adam's Apples" if you can find it in English.^^
Best thing ever. XD
! Interesting, I'll have to look Alan Turning up, it'll give me more ammo when I'm givin nazis on the internet a peice of my mind.
And while you're at it, don't forget to mention that they have color television because of a Mexican XD!
Oh wow, this is brilliant. Yeah, everyone in this world had something to contribute. No one can say that a certain group of people just sat on their butts and let all the other ethnic groups do the work. Otherwise how could they have survived past the ancient times, when humanity was more spread out and separated? XD
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The rest of the morning was pretty standard, we did little more than talk as my stomach grumbled for more pancakes before we left for school. We mustn't give in to gluttony, though! God forbid! What a load of complete tosh, no Christians talk like that! This girl's insane, keeping food away! It's inhumane! That's it, I'm staging a revolt, I'm-
"Alex?" a voice behind me interrupts as I stare into the cafeteria like a rabid animal. They caught me! I turn around and see David standing there looking all remorseful.
"Oh, hello," I say blandly as I return to my spying.
He quickly steps in front of me and continues. "I just wanted to say that I'm sorry I flipped out at you the other day." I don't respond with anything more than crossed arms and a stern glare. "It was rude and..."
"...And?" I ask impatiently.
"And..." he takes a deep breath, "you were right. About all of it, the magic and the firebolts and the pew-pew-pew. I don't know how you knew, and it's not exactly something that's easy for me to talk about."
"Why not?" I ask. "It sounds awesome, you could electrocute people and be all like 'UNLIMITED...POWAAA-'"
"It's not as awesome as it sounds," he interrupts. "So how did you find out, anyways? And don't say you read my mind."
"Well I didn't," I tell him. "I read your blood."
"Come on, you're not serious," he says.
"As a heart attack," I say. "I sort of just stumbled onto it when I touched some of my uncle's blood, then I fell onto this dead guy before this other undead guy locked lips with me - a lot of dead people seem to think I'm really kissable-" I pause mid-sentence to see him with a dumbfounded expression. "I'm really not crazy."
"You sure?" he asks.
"No, this all actually happened. I washed my mouth out with soap so I think I'm pretty much set," I say.
"That's...that's great, Alex," he says with an almost smile.
I squirm a bit in place as I try to think of something to say that's not crazy. Nothing comes to mind. "So, you see any good movies lately?"
"Actually there is one I want to see," he tells me as we start walking. He shrugs and says, "You could come with me if you want."
"Oh really?" I say. "You mean like a date?"
"Yeah," he grins.
"Is this how you usually ask girls out? Flip out at them, apologize, then saunter on over like you're Adonis?" I ask him.
"Well I didn't exactly plan to flip out but if that's what works..."
"Depends," I grin back. "When were you thinking?"
"How about tomorrow?"
"Tomorrow's Friday, right?"
"Yeah," he tells me. It's so nice to be up to date on these things. Hah! Up to date. It's funny because it's a date, on that date and now I'm...well it was funny to me.
"Okay, sure," I smile up at him.
"None of your dead friends are gonna get jealous, are they?" he asks me. He still thinks it's all some kind of joke, these dead people kissing me. Maybe it's better that it stays that way.
"Nah, they've got brains to eat," I grin, "so you're totally safe."
"Oh, you're funny," he laughs.
"Don't think I don't know it."
Math class was - get this! - boring as all fuck. The teacher is continuing to just give us math sheet upon math sheet, so I've taken to doodling on the pages. As I walk out of the classroom, however, I notice that some of the shapes I drew look awfully similar to the ones in the circle on the Arcanum's cover. That book keeps popping up in my head and it's driving me crazy.
I hear that voice from before laughing in the back of my mind, like I said something pretty fucking funny. For a little while I was almost sure that voice in my head was a one-time thing, like I wasn't fucking insane. Now it's giggling like a fucking douche bag peaking into the girl's change room. Okay maybe not exactly like that but it's still annoying.
I need to find out more about that damned book. How, though? Who the fuck could I go to who would know anything about...Ah, shit. As if the universe is playing some cosmic joke on me, the one person who seems to know anything about what's going on is standing down the hall. Nathaniel Corin. He's lucky today is a shitty and cloudy day otherwise he'd probably melt. Wait, that doesn't sound right.
Unfortunately, if anyone knows anything about that damned book, it's that creepy fuck. The person he's talking to walks away, leaving Mr. Amber-Yellow Eyes to stare me down. Chills run through my entire body, I can practically feel myself trembling with something like fear...It's not quite fear, not really...It's too forced.
"Alex," Hannah says, coming out of nowhere to save the day. "You okay?" She looks at where I was staring just in time for Nathaniel to walk away, back to his office. "What were you looking at?"
"I uh...ah..." I stammer. "Nothing, just the wind."
"The wind?" she repeats.
"You were looking at the wind?"
I stare at her blankly for a moment before asking, "What was the question?"
She cocks an eyebrow at me. I cock an eyebrow at her. We stand there for ten whole seconds.
Lunch finally came around, but instead of being social I told Hannah I have to see the social worker. She opts to come with me, however. She even brings her thing of carrots and her own book to read while she waits outside. I knock on the door, Hannah sits on the chair, and I'm welcomed into the room with open arms.
"Ms. Walker," Nathaniel says with a closed smile. "So nice to see you again." I close the door behind me and take a seat without asking. "To what do I owe the pleasure?"
"The Arcanum," I say. "What is it?"
He smiles smugly and leans back in his chair. "Why Alex, I'm afraid I have no idea what you're talking about."
"This all has to do with why my uncle is dead, doesn't it?" I continue. "The book was locked in the house, not with a safe but with magic, right?"
"Are you ill? Perhaps you should lay down," he says, making no motions to move in any way.
"You couldn't just open up the lock and grab it, could you?" I blaze onward. "No, Terrence had to hide it from Edmund, so he sealed it. The key couldn't just be anything, right? No, he used the one thing he was sure no one else had..." I snap my fingers. "It was blood, wasn't it? That's how you knew my uncle, you needed him to open it for you! But he caught onto it, and you killed him."
"That..." Nathaniel leans forward onto his elbows, "is a fantastic story, Ms. Walker. Very well, we'll play your game. What reason would I have to kill Barney Haldon?"
"Because he wasn't doing what you wanted," I tell him. "All those letters he wrote but never sent, I got the impression he wasn't exactly running your fan club. What I'm curious about is why he needs the Arcanum to break out of his prison. From Terrence's book it sounded more like his little prison was sealed by blood...unless..." The bloody images flash behind my eyes as everything starts to click together. "The fisherman! He needs the book to snare people!"
Nathaniel leans back again and stares at me sinisterly. "You're a very clever girl, Ms. Walker," he tells me. "You've figured out a great deal on your own."
"Well I am an avid watcher of Murdoch Mysteries," I say.
"There is one thing you failed to consider, however," he sits up. "What does this all have to do with you?"
"I assume it has to do with my blood and his key," I answer.
"Perhaps but he's not yet used this...this book to snare you yet, has he?"
"What did you last say to your mother?" he asks out of the blue.
My stomach sinks and spins all of the sudden just from the way he asked it. "What?"
"Your mother," he repeats. "Did you tell her you love her?"
My hands start to feel cold as I slowly comprehend what he's telling me. "Yes, of course."
"Good," he says. "Because for all your cleverness you have failed to see the greatest blunder of yours throughout this story."
"...What are you talking about?"
A sick grin plays out on his face, fully revealing his sharp, vampiric fangs. "You left her alone."
The cold feeling spreads, instantly consuming my entire body as the final words spill out of his mouth. I don't wait there a moment longer, I bolt up from the chair and storm out the door. Fuck understanding what the Arcanum is, fuck knowing what exactly Edmund wants. I hear Hannah calling my name and feel her racing after me but I don't have time to care. The next thing I know it, I'm out the door.
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Aurelia, Fae Queen of BriarThorn Woods. I created Aurelia using a Tonner 16 inch vinyl Tyler doll. I removed all factory paint and gave her a full facial custom repaint. She was then costumed in a one of a kind Faerie Queen outfit with sweet dainty wings. Aurelia was made for my Doll Club as the first prize in their Christmas raffle. All proceeds were donated to AngelFlight. She was a pleasure to create!
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she is gorgeous, you are way tot talented
I love her dress and wings too
may I ask what fabric you used ?
Aww, thanks so much. Its a tie-die printed organza...absolutely gorgeous. I havn't been able to find any like it since unfortunately!
wow - stunning as ever!
She is one of the beautifulst dolls i have ever seen. i love the way she wear her hair and her dress is amazing.
very good work
very good work
Thankyou so much for your lovely comments! I'm glad you like her.
And thankyou also for the Fave!
And thankyou also for the Fave!
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The roads froze overnight and I couldn't drive to any of the places I had initially planned to shoot for a snowy sunrise. That said I do live within an hours walk of one of the best tors on the moor. This morning was as good as it gets for me, this is just the light I would want, the pink in the sky was particularly vivid.
Another great and subtle work, Alex.
the composition is very strong here, and that band of subtle pink separating the cooler tones is magical, very nice work
Thats a wonderful shot!
Lovely shot Alex
That's beautiful. Nice capture!
Wonderful work Alex! The colors are just right here and you found some excellent foreground/background subjects. It's almost enough to make me wish for winter...instead of palm trees.
Thank you Judd. Winter is actually my favourite season, so I'm not so jealous of your palm trees
I love it when you get a good sunrise or sunset after a fresh snowfall it allows for great photos....unfortunately that rarely happens here. Well done Alex.
Thanks James. This is actually my first experience of these conditions, snow is very irregular here.
I Hoth.
You and your bloody Tors mate. Great work, but you don't need me commenting on every piece when you know it's great yourself.
well I know when I have taken a good photo, but it's good to hear the opinions of others, not least because sometimes I get it wrong
Very nice Alex
I also want snow
I also want snow
Great capture Alex. Lovely compo, light and colurs. No weak points.
like i said on msn the pink sky makes it look so picturesque. beautiful
Really great composition. Absolutely gorgeous light. This is definitely my favourite out of your new bunch of shots
this is really really gorgeous alex!
Lovely the light is so subtle and the colours very peaceful...really like this picture. The detail in the grass and rocks is superb....makes me wish I was there.
Another cracker mate, which Tor is this?
uhm "currently brilliant".
Now this one definitely struck me as soon as I seen it in my watch list!
Superb composition Alex, love the positioning of the Tors rocks, and the pink band in the sky is beautiful, really lifts the shot for me.
Superb composition Alex, love the positioning of the Tors rocks, and the pink band in the sky is beautiful, really lifts the shot for me.
Thanks Phil, I am ultra happy with this one
I can see why mate I just uploaded my very first shot in the snow, I finally made it up to the Pentlands earlier before the sun went down.
That' s I wanna go to Dartmoor!
I love all the soft oddly shaped rocks you seem to find, they make a more interesting picture <3


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When you try to comfort me,
You say that everything's okay.
But it's really hard for me to believe you,
When everywhere, all around me,
The universe try to tell me the opposite,
The world is screaming at me:
That I'm a wrong person....
But you are still here,
Trying to make me feel better...
But I don't know what to do!
I'm lost in my pain,
I'm lost in the insults here and there,
Everywhere around me
There is insult from mean & innocents!
Seems just like everyone hate me...
But you're still there my friend.
And I'm sorry if it hurts you but...
It's really hard to hear you out...
Seems like nobody understand me,
And nobody cares at all,
But you, just you my friend,
You are here,
Maybe you don't understand
But you care about,
You notice me and accept me,
You are here...
And you support me like you can,
I wanted to thank you.
My friend shining in the dark
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Yet, another poem! And I'm happy to say that I finally found really good friends of a lifetime!
Hey baby it's beautiful. I love you do much xx
If I could, I'd fave this time and again. Sooooo true for someone I can think of.
... eerily similar to how I feel, a lot.
Thankfully not as much anymore. Anyway great job on this!
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Let's support our troops!! Here's an entire thread devoted specifically towards our loved ones serving our country over in Iraq and other parts of the world right now. Please make a commitment to pray for each of them every day, and make an effort to send cards, letters and care packages to our men and women. They can use any and all encouragement that they can get!
Post pics of your loved ones, and update us on how they are doing. Let's keep them in our thoughts and prayers every single day!
If you're interested in writing to any soldier from this thread, then PM and ask for their mailing address. I'd love it if you ladies would write a note to my brother – just to say you were a friend of mine and thought you'd send a quick note of encouragement! Also, I would be more than glad to do that for anyone else!
Adopt a soldier through these different websites. Commit to regularly sending out cards and care packages!
Giddy Giftbox – Military Care Packages
What to send – What NOT to send (scroll down to see a list)
Register a military person for prayer and/or commit to praying for one:


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