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The parade of solemn, even teary visitors past Washington's Vietnam Memorial one day in November 1982 included a 6'2" Texan in a pin-striped suit. William Broyles Jr. was then editor-in-chief of Newsweek, a busy man with little time to linger. Yet, as he peered at his reflection in the black marble and silently read the honor roll, he was overwhelmed by emotion. "The whole thing came back in a rush," says Broyles, 41, who had last seen Vietnam as a Marine first lieutenant in 1970. "I remembered the first dead man I saw, the helicopters, the fear, the laughter, the smells and the faces of all those young guys I was with. I had wanted to put the war behind me, but that slab with all the names was like a magnet pulling me back. I wondered, 'Why did these people die, and why did I live?' It started me thinking that I needed to know more about the war."
In September 1984, after leaving Newsweek, Broyles began a month-long exploration of Vietnam. In Brothers in Arms: A Journey from War to Peace (Alfred A. Knopf, $17.95), he writes emotionally of old battlefields now overgrown and of conversations with former members of the Viet Cong. Says Broyles: "I wanted to humanize the people I had been fighting against, to think of them as more than 'the enemy.' I wanted to look at them and have them look at me and see if that would help close the circle of the war. I wanted to reach across the battlefield and shake the hand of the man who tried to kill me, and whom I tried to kill."
Broyles had for months led a platoon in the area of Hill 10 near Da Nang. Through an extraordinary coincidence, he learned that a guide assigned to him, Tran Hien, was a former commander charged with attacking Hill 10 while Broyles was there. The two men stomped through the red dirt and coolly discussed battle strategy.
Later, he met a woman whose husband Broyles's platoon may have killed in 1969 during an ambush. He asked the widowed mother of four how she felt about the years of battle and she answered, "The war is over now. We have much to do. Life goes on." Says Broyles of the Vietnamese he met: "They believed they were fighting for a great goal, one worth dying for. Instead of working in the paddy, they were riding on the wind of history. They called each other brother, and they meant it to mean more than blood."
Despite his better understanding of the Vietnamese people, Broyles has little regard for their postwar government. "My sympathies are not with the regime—theirs is a repugnant political state. I'm not glad they won." Surprisingly, instead of finding himself hated as a representative of the country that had bombed Vietnamese homes, he found himself admired. He writes, "Hanoi appeared to be regimented, puritan, alien, the Marxist triumph of idea over matter. And it was. But something else was struggling to emerge from the tight cocoon of ideology and self-denial. It was something modern, something Western. And it was something I, as an American, stood for."
Broyles could have avoided the Vietnam experience altogether. The son of an engineer and great-grandson of a Texas newspaper publisher, he grew up in a small town outside Houston and graduated from Rice University in 1966. As a Marshall scholar at Oxford, Broyles earned a masters degree in philosophy, politics and economics. Then, ambivalent about fighting in a war he felt was wrong, he enrolled in the Peace Corps as a way of avoiding the draft. Yet something nagged at Broyles. He had watched the BBC as Americans died in the streets of Hue during the Tet offensive. "Those boys were like the friends I had grown up with," he writes. "They were fighting a war while my friends from college and I went on with our lives." Broyles began to feel that he was shirking his duty. He says, "I realized that it was more wrong for me to avoid the draft and let somebody else go fight in my place than it was for me to go."
Broyles resigned from the Peace Corps during his training period and on Oct. 31, 1968 enlisted in the Marines. Told by a recruiting officer that with his education he would probably be stationed in Washington, he was sanguine about his future. But after officers' training at Quantico, Va. Broyles was told to report to the First Marine Division, Da Nang. "I thought, 'Whoa, wait a minute. What catch was that? 21 or 22?' "
At Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino, Calif. before leaving for Da Nang, he suddenly panicked. He called a taxi to take him to the Los Angeles airport, where he planned to catch a plane home. In the cab, he stripped off his uniform and wrote a letter to his as-yet-unborn children, explaining why he would not go to war. At the airport Broyles called his wife, Alessandra Lippucci, whom he had met at Oxford, telling her of his decision. She told him to stay put and then had a friend call Broyles and persuade him that this act would ruin his life. Broyles protested, "Yeah, but I could die." The friend responded, "Low probability."
In Vietnam Broyles says he was always careful. After 12 months he returned unscathed and co-founded, with Mike Levy, a magazine called Texas Monthly. Broyles was editor for eight years and helped make Texas Monthly one of the fastest growing magazines in the nation. Then, in 1982, Katherine Graham hired him to edit Newsweek, where, he says, he felt distanced from the writing and reporting he loves. "The job and I just didn't mesh," says Broyles. "It's real difficult for an outsider to come into a place like that."
Deciding to move back to Houston from New York, Broyles and second wife Sybil Newman, whom he married in 1973, settled into a two-story home with their children, David, now 8, and Susannah, 4. There, he writes a column for U.S. News and World Report, plus free-lance pieces for Esquire and Texas Monthly. With Brothers in Arms behind him. he says he has learned some lessons about an ill-conceived war. "It taught us that although we are a great country, there are limits as to what we can do. We have to pick our battles carefully."
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A staggering 38 marsh harriers have stayed to spend the winter in and around the reserve.
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Ten years since the RSPB first welcomed wintering marsh harriers to its Blacktoft Sands reserve, their numbers have soared to a record high.
These magnificent birds of prey used to migrate south to spend the winter in the warmer climates of southern Europe or North Africa but during recent winters increasing numbers have decided to stay and brave the British climate.
Drainage of wetlands, use of the pesticide DDT and illegal persecution led to the near extinction of the marsh harrier in the UK in the 1970s. However, recent years have seen a reversal in the population decline with the management and protection of reed beds, like those at Blacktoft Sands, offering safe places for them to roost in the winter and raise a family in the summer. Last year, 13 pairs successfully nested in the reed beds at the reserve.
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Mike Andrews, visitor officer at RSPB Blacktoft Sands explains: "Not only is this a special anniversary for Blacktoft Sands but with up to 38 marsh harriers using the reed bed to roost in at night, it makes this year extra special. With such a large number of marsh harriers and a good chance of seeing the elusive hen harrier, these guided walks offer everyone a chance to experience a fantastic natural event."
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So of course a lazy libertine would not be aware of Judah O Benjamin and his roll in the Confederacy.
Nor is Obama's absurd cover up of Benghazi which put an Innocent American in jail a mistake. Progressive relative values have the delusion that acts done with purpose and zero sum self interest are the same as mistakes. Illogical, emotional and immature is not enough to keep this Republic.
McCain is honorable. I made a mistake in Iraq believing those people were educated enough to be mature and responsible to keep a democracy. I of all people understand technical knowledge has no relationship to ethics and morals. But honorable McCain and I would never put an innocent in jail for selfish zero sum politics.
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I recommend you put me on ignore then. Certainly better than your current existence of nothing but seething, festering and negative emotion driven primitive behavior routines.
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A New Chapter for our Prairies Division
Similar to the re-alignment in Vancouver, Intercity Packers, Edmonton and Albion Fisheries, Calgary are pleased to announce the strategic alignment of their two companies, operating under the new name Albion Farms and Fisheries.
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"American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest will be the narrator for the third season of the PBS documentary series "Pioneers of Television," by Milwaukee-area producers Steve Boettcher and Michael Trinklein.
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In Kisstory, 2008 will go down as the year of uninspired, poorly named compilations. The year had already seen the release of three-disc
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are popular favorites with two of the biggest tunes -- "Rock and Roll All Nite" and "Shout It Out Loud" -- acting as bookends. Legendary rocker "Detroit Rock City" is here along with the big hit ballad "Beth," and the non-makeup years are represented well enough, although "God Gave Rock 'N' Roll to You, Pt. 2" is sorely missed. The compilation's whole reason for being is the digital download card bonus which includes a code that gives the buyer access to an exclusive podcast. The podcast is an 11-minute narrative covering the band's story with no
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Visual Narrative Perception and Comprehension
Visual Narrative Comprehension: Drawing Bridging Inferences
How do we comprehend visual narratives, such as films, comics, picture stories, or other graphic narratives? One interesting piece of the puzzle concerns how we draw bridging inferences that fill in gaps in a visual narrative. For example, if you look at the images from a children's picture story below (from Mercer Mayer's book, "Frog, Where Are You?") you should have no problem in comprehending the events depicted in them. However, in one version it shows three images, showing a beginning-state, a bridging-event, and an end-state, while in the other version it shows only two of the images--with the bridging-event missing:
In the missing bridging event version, you have to make an inference, namely that the boy tripped. That helps to explain what happened in the end-state image, namely that the boy fell in the pond. This seems to be a very simple inference to make, and when viewing visual narratives we do this all the time without thinking about it. But research suggests that drawing such bridging inferences requires working memory. For example, if you didn't expect the boy to fall in the water after seeing him run down the hill in the previous image, then when you see him with his head in the water and feet in the air, you need to explain that to maintain a coherent understanding of the story. In order to explain that, you assumedly need to remember that in the previous image the boy was running down the hill (from short-term memory) and retrieve relevant information from long-term memory about how running down hills and falling are related--for example by tripping. These processes would assumedly occur in working memory. If so, then what sort of working memory is involved in generating such inferences while comprehending visual narratives? Is it visuospatial working memory (because the medium of the story is visual and spatial in nature) or verbal working memory (because it is a narrative, which, like language, involves sequentially ordered information), or a combination of both? In a recent study (Magliano, Larson, Higgs & Loschky, 2015), we investigated these questions. Our results suggest that both visuospatial and linguistic working memory are involved, but that sub-vocal processing (narrating the story verbally in your head) is not. For more details, see Magliano, Larson, Higgs and Loschky (2015).
Film Comprehension and Eye Movements
When watching a film, movie viewers typically aren't aware of how they make sense of the plot and understand the events that are occurring. Without realizing it, viewers must make connections and inferences across different scenes and camera shots. To comprehend what a character is thinking or feeling, they must interpret their actions, body language, and facial expressions. A lot of unconscious effort goes into creating a mental model of an on-going film, but experience makes this task easier, since many people are introduced to television at a young age and grow up watching movies and learning to make sense of them.
There are several elements that make up a film itself. A key element of a film is the sequence of the 'shots', which mark an editing boundary or a change in camera angle. Shots are considered to be the minimal production unit of meaning - the smallest piece that can be used to understand the story at that moment (Magliano et al., 2013). Over the years, Hollywood-style films have evolved to exert greater control over attention by using more numerous cuts and shorter shot lengths, more motion, and higher contrast between the light and dark areas of scenes (Cutting, Brunick, DeLong, Iricinschi, & Candan, 2011). This results in attentional synchrony, which occurs when viewers look at the same things at the same times. With these low-level cues providing an exogenous, stimulus-driven control of attention, viewers are less likely to make eye movements based on an endogenous, motivation-driven control of attention. This may eliminate individual differences among what viewers pay attention to, which we have dubbed the tyranny of film (Loschky, Larson, Magliano, & Smith, 2015). This phenomenon could potentially affect how viewers comprehend films and create inferences, suggesting that such control of attention could even affect how viewers build mental models and memory for films.
A good example of using an inference to understand a film is illustrated in the 6 Shot sequence from the James Bond film, Moonraker, shown above. This shows the character Jaws falling through the air and trying to open his parachute (Shot 1), realizing it will not deploy (Shots 2-3), and a couple of shots of a circus tent (Shots 4 and 6), with a Jaws flapping his arms in an attempt to fly in between them (Shot 5). Previous research showed that in the context of watching the entire movie, after Shot 6, 100% of viewers made the predictive inference that Jaws would fall on the circus tent (Magliano, Dijkstra, & Zwaan, 1996). (In fact, in the next shot, that is what happens.) Making this inference clearly shows high level understanding of the film since viewers make the inference before seeing it.
A recent study from our lab has used this 6-shot movie clip to study how people perceive and comprehend film (Loschky et al., 2015). This study used the Moonraker movie clip (shown above) in what we call the jumped-in-the-middle paradigm. This paradigm uses the common experience of having difficulty understanding a movie at first when you begin watching it in the middle of the story, compared to someone who was watching the movie from the beginning. For these experiments, there were two conditions: the Context condition, where viewers watched almost 3 minutes of the film before viewing the 12-second clip, which gave them enough context to create a working mental model of the narrative; and the No-context condition, where viewers only watched the final 12-second clip and did not see anything before that. This research also employed both comprehension and perception measures. In three separate experiments, we used think-aloud protocols, event segmentation, and eye tracking, to study how participants create inferences and event models, and how this relates to their eye movements.
In the experiment using a think-aloud protocol, participants typed out their thoughts and interpretations of the current events in the film immediately after seeing each shot. This experiment showed that viewers in the Context condition were more likely to make the critical inference that Jaws would fall on the circus tent, while viewers in the No-context condition simply described the events shown in each shot.
In the experiment using event segmentation, participants responded when they thought something new had happened in the film. The findings from this experiment showed that viewers in the Context condition were less likely to think that the first shot showing the circus tent (Shot 4) was a new event, indicating that seeing the previous context and creating a mental model allowed them to create continuity between the scenes shown in Shots 1-3 and Shot 4. Together, the think-aloud protocol experiment and event segmentation experiment established that viewers in the Context condition had a better understanding of the film clip than those in the No-context condition. The question then was, what effect, if any, would these differences in film comprehension have on viewers' eye movements?
The last experiment had participants freely view the film clips without any interruptions and recorded their eye movements, and then asked them at the end of the clip to guess what would happen next in the film. We subdivided the eye movement analyses based on the viewing condition (Context vs. No-context) and whether or not the viewers made the critical predictive inference (that Jaws would fall on the circus tent). The results showed strong attentional synchrony between all participants and conditions, which supports of the idea of the tyranny of film and indicates that eye movements were directed by exogenous cues in the film regardless of their comprehension of it. However, more detailed eye movement analyses did reveal some differences between conditions – there was greater attentional synchrony in the Context condition, suggesting that viewers who had created a mental model did not need to explore the scene as much to understand what was happening, and viewers without a previously established mental model tended to look around the screen more. This was statistically significant only in Shot 4, when the circus tent was first shown (see picture shown above). In addition, foveation probability (similar to fixation durations) was greatest for viewers in the No-context condition who made the critical inference, indicating that they were struggling and working harder mentally to draw the inference. Conversely, foveation probability was significantly less for viewers in the Context condition (almost all of whom made the predictive inference), because the context made it easier to infer, and also for viewers in the No-Context condition who did not make the inference, assumedly because they were not trying to make sense of the film clip. That is, the Context viewers had an easier time understanding the clip and so exerted less mental effort, while No-Context viewers who did not make the inference that Jaws would fall on the circus tent were "lazy viewers" who did not exert the extra mental effort necessary to understand what was happening.
This research shows the power of attentional synchrony and how the tyranny of film can nearly eliminate individual differences in eye movements and attention that are due to differences in film understanding. However, some subtle variations in eye movements can still reveal differences between viewers depending on their mental model and their understanding of a film. We are carrying out further research to understand the relationship between control of attention and the perception and comprehension of films.
A video of a talk on our follow-up research given at the 2015 European Conference on Eye Movements (ECEM) can be seen here.
Related Publications [Current or Former Students' Names in Italics]
Loschky, L.C.,Larson, A.M., Magliano, J.P., & Smith, T.J. (2015). What would Jaws do? The tyranny of film and the relationship between gaze and higher-level narrative film comprehension. PLoS ONE 10(11): e0142474. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0142474
Magliano, J. P., Larson, A. M., Higgs, K., & Loschky, L. C. (2015). The relative roles of visuospatial and linguistic working memory systems in generating inferences during visual narrative comprehension. Memory & Cognition, 44(2), 207-219. doi: 10.3758/s13421-015-0558-7
Magliano, J. P., Loschky, L. C., Clinton, J., & Larson, A. M. (2013). Is viewing a narrative the same as reading a narrative? Differences and similarities in processing narratives across textual and visual media. In B. Miller, L. Cutting, and P. McCardle (Eds.), Unraveling the Behavioral, Neurobiological, & Genetic Components of Reading Comprehension, Baltimore, MD: Brookes Publishing Co.
Related Conference Presentations [Students Names in Italics]
Loschky, L.C., Hutson, J., Larson, A. M., Magliano, J. P., & Smith, T. (2015, Aug). The "tyranny of film": Movie viewers' gaze minimally reflects differences in their comprehension processes. Talk presented at the European Conference on Eye Movements, Vienna, Austria.
Hutson, J., Smith, T., Magliano, J. P., Heidebrecht, G., Hinkel, T., Tang, J.-L., & Loschky, L.C. (2015, June). A general dissociation of eye movements and comprehension in Orson Welles' "Touch of Evil": The role of context and protagonist in narrative film viewing. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Cognitive Studies of the Moving Image, London, UK.
Loschky, L. C., Smith, T., Magliano, J. P., (2015, June). An integrative framework for visual narrative perception and comprehension. Talk presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Cognitive Studies of the Moving Image, London, UK.
Hutson, J., Smith, T., Magliano, J. P., Heidebrecht, G., Hinkel, T., Tang, J.-L. Loschky, L.C. (2015, May). Eye movements while watching narrative film: a dissociation of eye movements and comprehension. Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Vision Sciences Society, St. Pete Beach, FL.
Magliano, J. P., Larson, A. M., Higgs, K., & Loschky, L. C. (2015, May).Generating bridging inferences while viewing visual narratives. Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Vision Sciences Society, St. Pete Beach, FL.
Hutson, J., Smith, T., Magliano, J., & Loschky, L. C. (2014, Nov). What drives eye movements in narrative film viewing? The roles of the film stimulus versus higher-level comprehension. Poster presented at the 2014 Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Long Beach, CA.
Loschky, L. C.,Hutson, J., Magliano, J. P., Larson, A. M., & Smith, T. (2014, June). Explaining the Film Comprehension/Attention Relationship with the Scene Perception and Event Comprehension Theory (SPECT). Talk presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Cognitive Studies of the Moving Image, Lancaster, PA.
Hutson, J., Smith, T., Magliano, J., & Loschky, L. C. (2014, June). The tyranny of film: Understanding the eye-movements/comprehension relationship in Orson Welles' "Touch of Evil." Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Cognitive Studies of the Moving Image, Lancaster, PA.
Hutson, J., Loschky, L. C., Smith, T., & Magliano, J. (2014, May). The Look of Evil: How are Eye Movements Influenced by Film Comprehension? Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Vision Sciences Society, St. Pete Beach, FL.
Loschky, L.C., Larson, A.M., Magliano, J.P., & Smith, T.J. (2014, May). What Would Jaws Do? The tyranny of film and the relationship between gaze and higher-level comprehension processes for narrative film. Poster presented at the Vision Sciences Society Annual Meeting, Naples, FL.
Loschky, L.C., Larson, A.M., Magliano, J.P., & Smith, T.J. (2013, Nov.) What would Jaws do? Investigating the eye movements and movie comprehension relationship. Talk presented at the 2013 Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Toronto, Canada.


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Crab Cakes
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 8 mins
These are the best crab cakes I've ever eaten. I got the recipe from Cuisine magazine. Every time I make them I hear alot of oohs and ahhs and requests for the recipe. There's a local family-owned restaurant in town known for their crabcakes. My teenage niece said they were the only crabcakes she likes, until she tried these. These are even better.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1⁄3 cup red pepper, diced
- 1⁄3 cup celery, diced
- 1⁄3 cup yellow onion, diced
- 1⁄2 cup dried breadcrumbs
- 1⁄4 cup scallion, minced
- 1⁄4 cup mayonnaise
- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons minced parsley
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons Old Bay Seasoning
- 1 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon fresh ground pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon Tabasco sauce
- 1 lb lump crabmeat
- Sautee the red pepper, celery, and onion in the butter 5 minute.
- or until tender.
- Cool slightly.
- In a bowl, combine all the rest of the ingredients EXCEPT crabmeat.
- Combine sauteed vegetables with mixture.
- Pick through crabmeat for shells or cartlidge.
- Using your fingers, gently blend the crab into the mixture.
- This helps preserve the large pieces of crab.
- Shape crab mixture into cakes.
- Chill in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour.
- I've made the the day before and left in frig overnight.
- Broil cakes for 3-4 minute.
- or until browned.
- Turn them over carefully.
- I use a spatula and my fingers so they don't fall apart.
- Broil other side for 3-4 minute.
- I place them on a platter and garnish with parsley and lemon.
- I serve cocktail sauce and tartar sauce with them.
- I've also made the cakes much smaller and served them as appetizers.
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This is almost my exact recipe. I only use onion or scallion. Franks' Hot Sauce not Tabasco and the main difference is I add horseradish. Not much. Maybe a small teaspoon full. Try it. You'll say, oh my goodness this are good. What is that flavor?
I omitted the parsley and tabasco, and then sauteed in some oil instead of broiling them. Otherwise I followed the recipe to a tee. The seasoning was dead on perfect. BTW, I used Phillips crabmeat, which theyes sell at Costco, and found it to be excellent.
After trying many recipes this stuck. Altough I do mine on pan and fry in olive oil. I only used imitation crab but it works great. The key is have them cool and not to mess with them before turning. About 3-4 minutes in one side on my skillet, and I roll them in light coat of seasoned breadcrumbs before frying. I love every ingredient in this recipe! Thank you!


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Game of Thrones: The Winds of Winter POD 1
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Game of Thrones: The Winds of Winter
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by Melissa Parkin
It's time for Cersei to face the music. She prepares for her trial as Loras Tyrell arrives in the Great Sept. On his way to the trial, Grand Maester Pycelle runs into one of Qyburn's little birds, who whispers something into the man's ear. Loras fully admits to his crimes, pledging devotion to the Seven Gods for mercy. In return, he must abandon his family's name and his claim to Highgarden. Loras is then branded with the seven-pointed star on his forehead. Furious by the mutilation, Queen Margaery confronts the High Sparrow, reminding him of his promise. He confirms that her brother will be free to leave, as soon as Cersei's trial commences. And that's what plagues Margaery the most. The Queen Regent is nowhere to be found.
It's time for Cersei to face the music. She prepares for her trial as Loras Tyrell arrives in the Great Sept. On his way to the trial, Grand Maester Pycelle runs into one of Qyburn's little birds, who whispers something into the man's ear. Loras fully admits to his crimes, pledging devotion to the Seven Gods for mercy. In return, he must abandon his family's name and his claim to Highgarden. Loras is then branded with the seven-pointed star on his forehead. Furious by the mutilation, Queen Margaery confronts the High Sparrow, reminding him of his promise. He confirms that her brother will be free to leave, as soon as Cersei's trial commences. And that's what plagues Margaery the most. The Queen Regent is nowhere to be found.
Cersei remains in the Red Keep, sending The Mountain to keep King Tommen from attending the trial as well. The Sparrow orders Lancel to fetch Cersei, but Lancel's curiosity gets the better of him when he sees a child fleeing from the Sept. As he follows the youngster down into the underground, Pycelle follows another child to a remote chamber. The Grand Maester, clearly misled, demands to know where the king is. Qyburn assures Pycelle that none of this is personal. His "little birds" suddenly surround the old man. They pluck out a variety of daggers and knives, attacking him until he draws his last breath.
Lancel finds himself led to a secret storeroom hidden beneath the city. He loses track of the child he followed, only for the boy to emerge from the shadows and stab him in the back. Lancel collapses to the ground as the little assassin runs off. Hauling his dying body across the barrel-filled passageway, Lancel comes across a green puddle and a dying candle. Just as he feared, the green substance is Wildfire. Margaery knows Cersei is up to something. She warns the High Sparrow that the Queen Regent is plotting an attack. The plea falls on deaf ears, as the High Sparrow bars everyone from leaving the Sept.
The Queen tries to fight her way through, but isn't fortunate enough. A dying Lancel crawls over to the singular lit candle melting on the floor, trying to extinguish the flame before it reaches the spilled concoction. His eyes burn a fiery green, and the entire tunnel goes up in ablaze. The High Sparrow senses the quake, but it's all a little too late. The floor beneath the Sept shakes just before the Wildfire engulfs the building, blowing it and everyone inside to smithereens.
Taking additional pleasure in her victory, Cersei ties up Septa Unella and begins tormenting her, demanding she confess. The Queen Regent knows the woman enjoyed torturing her when she was a prisoner in the Sept. Unella declares she's ready to face the Seven Gods, but Cersei informs her that she will not be dying today. In fact, Lannister plans to keep her alive for quite some time. Cersei invites The Mountain into the prison cell. The brute removes his helmet, revealing a disfigured face. "Your Gods have forsaken you. This is your God now." Cersei begins smugly chanting, "shame, shame, shame" as she walks out of the cell, leaving the two to get better acquainted. Tommen receives word of the Sept's destruction. Once alone, the young man removes his crown and falls from a window.
Walder Frey makes a toast as Jaime and Bronn feast at the Twins. A particularly pretty girl seems to take fancy with Jaimie, igniting yet another eye roll from Bronn. He promptly leaves with a couple of other young ladies for the night as Frey joins Jaimie at the table. Walder Frey begins gloating over all his victories, which Jaimie quickly mocks. He knows his enemies don't fear Frey; they fear the Lannisters.
"We gave you the Riverlands to hold the Riverlands. If we have to ride North and take them back every time you lose them, why do we need you?"
Jon is joined by Melisandre in the Great Hall of Winterfell. The two dabble in polite conversation before Davos storms into the room and tosses the stag he made for Shireen at Melisandre. He demands the red sorceress come clean for her crimes. Melisandre tries to justify Shireen's death, but Jon's mercy only spares the woman her life. He orders her to flee South, and to never return to the North again. If she does, Snow will see to it that she be hanged. Davos promises to kill her himself if he crosses paths with her again. She promptly leaves Winterfell.
Olenna Tyrell goes to Dorne to meet with Ellaria and her daughters. The Sand Snakes try to appeal to her softer side, but this feisty old lady isn't having any of it. She demands to know the purpose behind this arranged meeting. Ellaria wishes to broker an alliance between the two houses. Olenna makes it clear that she's not in this game anymore for survival. After the death of her son, grandson, and granddaughter, she's in it for vengeance. Ellaria shares the sentiment, ringing a bell to invite an additional guest to the party. Varys.
Daario is all geared up to hit King's Landing, only to discover that Dany has barred him from leaving Meereen. She wants him to stay with the Second Sons in the city to maintain the newly acquired peace. Daario confesses his love to her, demanding to go with her. Still, she refuses. Dany needs to make alliances in Westeros, most likely through marriage. "I can't bring a lover." He doesn't care if he's seen as her "mistress," but he quickly realizes this idea is Tyrion's doing. Knowing he will not be able to sway Dany, he wishes her the best and leaves.
The youngest Lannister asks the Mother of Dragons how Daario took the news the moment she arrives. Even though she knows she broke his heart, Dany confesses to not feeling anything when cutting ties with Daario. Tyrion tries his best to console her, but does so rather miserably. To his surprise, Dany names him Hand of the Queen and pins the designated badge to his chest, in which Tyrion kneels.
Walder Frey dines alone in the hall, awaiting his sons' arrival. The servant girl who caught Jaimie's eye the night before tells him that they're already here. He demands they come in. Yet, she replies, "they're already here." She then gestures to the food on Frey's own plate. In true Sweeny Todd fashion, he discovers she baked his sons into the meat pies. "They weren't easy to carve. Especially Black Walder." The woman pulls off her face. "My name is Arya Stark. I want you to know that. The last you're ever going to see is a Stark smiling down at you as you die." She slits his throat, Red-Wedding-style, and watches him bleed out.
Littlefinger finds Sansa sitting in the Weirwood. He admits to her that his motive is to claim the Iron Throne, with Sansa by his side. He then leans in to kiss her. Sansa, having told Jon earlier that only a fool would trust Petyr, stops him. Littlefinger tells her he's declared for House Stark. She doesn't buy it, as he's already done so for many other houses in the past, with only his own self-interest at heart. "You, my love, are the future of House Stark." He wants the North to rally behind her rather than Snow, as she's the legitimate heir.
Benjen says his goodbyes to Meera and Bran as they reach the Wall. The magic guarding it keeps the White Walkers and the undead from heading south, but it stops him as well. Bran notices blood coming out of the eyes of a nearby Weirwood tree. Ready to take his place as the Three-Eyed Raven, he touches it. He returns to the vision where he sees a young Ned Stark going into the Tower of Joy. He finds his sister lying in bed, covered with blood. She whispers something in his ear, asking him to promise to protect her child. Ned gazes into the young boy's eyes, and the screen cuts to Jon Snow.
Struggling to rally the houses of the North, Jon warns them of the impending doom of the White Walkers. The room erupts into a petty shouting match between the Lords until Lyanna Mormont stands. She calls out each traitorous house for not joining Snow on the field before declaring Jon the true heir. The lords quickly rally behind the proclamation, ending with them chanting "King in the North!" Sansa spots Littlefinger amongst the crowd, and he doesn't exactly look pleased by the turn of events.
Upon Jaimie's return to King's Landing, he sees the Wildfire smoke still billowing over the city. He enters the throne room just as Cersei is re-crowned the Queen of the Seven Kingdoms. Meanwhile, the Greyjoy siblings join Daenerys as the Iron Fleet sets sail with her dragons soaring overhead. Seems someone is finally heading for Westeros.
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Why is Dating So Hard in 2016???
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In Episode 280, Germar asks and answers all of your questions about dating in 2016. Age. Appearance. Adultery. Dogs. Dollars. Feminists. Physique. Fornication.
Monday, June 20, 2016
Game of Thrones: Battle of the Bastards POD
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Game of Thrones: Battle of the Bastards recap
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by Melissa Parkin
Season six comes to a head, and no one's safe in "Battle of the Bastards." As Slaver's Bay continues their assault on Meereen, Daenerys plots to kill the Masters, destroy their armies, and annihilate their cities. Tyrion tries to convince her of a less volatile approach, reminding Dany of the Mad King's scheme to burn King's Landing to the ground with Wildfire. She heeds his advice and takes a more diplomatic approach by meeting with the Masters outside of the Great Pyramid. She inquires about terms of surrender, in which the Masters demand absolute submission including the death of the dragons locked beneath the city. Dany remains stoic. "We obviously didn't communicate clearly. We're here to discuss your surrender, not mine."
Season six comes to a head, and no one's safe in "Battle of the Bastards." As Slaver's Bay continues their assault on Meereen, Daenerys plots to kill the Masters, destroy their armies, and annihilate their cities. Tyrion tries to convince her of a less volatile approach, reminding Dany of the Mad King's scheme to burn King's Landing to the ground with Wildfire. She heeds his advice and takes a more diplomatic approach by meeting with the Masters outside of the Great Pyramid. She inquires about terms of surrender, in which the Masters demand absolute submission including the death of the dragons locked beneath the city. Dany remains stoic. "We obviously didn't communicate clearly. We're here to discuss your surrender, not mine."
The ferocious Drogon suddenly swoops in and lands beside her, and the Mother of Dragons climbs onto his back. The two take flight just as Rhaegal and Viserion break out of the dungeons below. The Sons of Harpy begin massacring innocent civilians in the streets before Daario leads his company into the city, killing them all. From above, Daenerys sics her dragons on the attacking fleets, setting fire to some of the vessels. Grey Worm offers the Masters' guards the chance to walk away if they do not wish to die, and they happily oblige. Missandei informs the three lone Slave Masters that one of them must die as consequence for their betrayal. The Masters turn on one of their own, claiming him to be lowborn. Grey Worm approaches the man in question with his blade primed, only to kill the other two. The sole survivor is told he can return home on the condition that he inform his people that Dany's mercy is the only reason he was spared.
Sansa and Jon meet with Ramsay Bolton on the impending battlefield. As cocky as ever, Ramsay thanks Snow for returning his wife to him. He knows his army outnumbers the Starks' by more than double, offering them the chance to surrender. Jon counters the offer by suggesting they settle this fight the old way, in which Bolton and Snow will face off in hand-to-hand combat. Bolton laughs off the idea, dangling Rickon's safety as bait by lobbing Shaggydog's head in front of them. "You're going to die tomorrow, Lord Bolton," declares Sansa. "Sleep well." She rides off, leaving Bolton with the final word. He tells Jon that he can't wait to have her back in his bed, along with letting his starving dogs rip Snow and his men apart.
Later on, Jon, Tormund, and Davos try to develop battlefield strategies, in which Sansa scoffs at their plans. She knows Ramsay better than anyone else, and she knows how much he relishes in playing mind games. He won't fall victim to any scheme Snow cooks up. Jon asks his half sister how she thinks they could get Rickon back. To his disbelief, she tells him that they won't. Rickon is the rightful Stark heir over Winterfell, posing a greater threat to Bolton than some bastard and a woman. The two argue, ending with Sansa telling him that she refuses to go back to Ramsay alive. Jon insists that he would never let Ramsay get his hands on her again, but Sansa says that no one can protect anyone. Needing space to clear his head, Davos wanders from the camp, coming upon the remains of the pyre that Stannis burned his daughter on. He kneels down, brushing away some charred remains to find the stag he made for Shireen.
The Greyjoy siblings meet with Daenerys in the Great Pyramid, and Tyrion can't help but to reflect on the last time he saw Theon. Considering Theon's formerly arrogant behavior, it comes as no surprise that he was cracking jokes about Tyrion's height. Yara insists her brother has paid for the cost of his crimes, asking for Dany's support in exchange for the ships she secured from the Iron Fleet. Daenerys asks why she shouldn't take Uncle Euron's offer, as he controls far many more vessels. Yara informs her that his alliance comes at the price of marriage. All Yara wants is independence for the Iron Islands. Dany agrees.
Reflective of the Bolton House banners, flayed bodies blaze across the battlefield as the two sides prepare their forces. Ramsay strolls out ahead of his men, dragging Rickon behind him. He taunts Jon by pulling out a dagger and raising it towards the boy. He suddenly slashes Rickon's binds, telling him to run to his brother. Suspicious, Rickon slowly walks away, but Ramsay further insists he get a move on as a soldier hands Bolton a bow and arrow. Jon sets out on horseback, racing to reach his brother in time. Bolton lazily shoots off a few arrows, striking the ground around Rickon as he furiously scurries across the field. Just as the boy is within feet of Jon, an arrow slices right through his chest, forcing Jon to watch his brother slowly suffocate to death.
Blinded by rage, Jon charges towards Bolton's forces, alone. Ramsay issues a strike, resulting in a barrage of arrows that kills Jon's horse. He's thrown from the steed, but manages to climb back up to his feet as Bolton's first wave of men charges right for him. He braces for impact, pulling out his sword, only for his own forces to swallow up the scenery. The two sides clash in a flurry of brutality, eventually resulting in a hill of slain men. Ramsay flanks Jon's entire army, closing them in on all sides with shields and spears. Picking the men off one by one, Bolton's forces bear down on them until they're huddled in with nowhere left to run.
Smalljon arrives to face off against Jon, but the two get separated amongst the hysteria. Snow finds himself pinned down on the ground as his own men trample over him in an attempt to escape over the piles of bodies. He finally resurfaces, gasping for air as horns sound from a distance. Tormund uses the distraction to his advantage and bites Smalljon's neck before killing him. The men of Vale descend upon Bolton's army as Littelfinger and Sansa ride up on top of the hill. As we all suspected, it was in fact Baelish that Sansa sent that raven to. Seeing his army get slaughtered, Ramsay retreats back to Winterfell, but not without Jon, Wun Wun, and Tormund on his heels.
Ramsay simply orders his men to barricade the front gate, assuming Winterfell's walls will hold up against Snow's new forces. Bolton seemed to underestimate Wun Wun's brute strength, because the giant smashes clean through the barrier. Having taken a volley of arrows, Wun Wun falls to his knees as Jon and his men raid the courtyard. Just as Snow arrives next to Wun Wun, Ramsay finishes off the giant by putting an arrow through his eye. Ramsay says he wishes to revisit Jon's previous offer of hand-to-hand combat. He starts shooting arrows at Snow, but Jon picks up a shield, absorbing all the hits. Snow charges Ramsay, pummeling him into the ground and pounding his fists into his face as Sansa bears witness. Stark banners are returned to Winterfell, and Jon orders that his half brother's body be buried in the crypt beside Ned.
Later in the evening, Sansa visits Ramsay, who's now tied up (fittingly) in the kennels. Ramsay says she can't kill him. He'll be a part of her now…forever. "Your words will disappear. Your House will disappear. Your name will disappear. All memory of you will disappear," declares Sansa, ever so calmly. Out of the corner of his eye, Ramsay sees his very own hounds creep out of their cages. He's convinced they won't attack him, out of devotion. "You haven't fed them in seven days. You said it yourself." Just as she predicted, their starvation trumps his loyalty. Ramsay tries ordering the hounds to stand down, but one comes up to him and begins feasting on his blood spattered face, in which the others follow suit. Sansa walks away, a small smile teasing at her lips as the dogs rip him apart. As for everyone else watching at home...
Yep, it's that glorious!
Saturday, June 18, 2016
SEQUELS: TMNT 2 and NYSM 2
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Nah 2 and Now You See Meh 2. But he covers some stuff and talks about his childhood. Plus, there will likely be a cool opening theme. NYSM talk starts late--around 24:00.
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Game of Thrones: No One POD
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Game of Thrones: No One recap
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Meanwhile, members of the Brotherhood lounge around a campfire until an unwanted visitor strolls into the site. Armed with his trusted ax, the Hound storms the grounds, slaying them all in brutal fashion. He's unhappy however to learn that not everyone is there. The Hound eventually crosses paths with the leaders of the Brotherhood, Thoros of Myr and Beric Dondarrion, just as they prepare to hang the rest of the men who attacked the Sept. The Hound demands that he be allowed to kill them all. Beric consents, letting him kill two out of the three.
Qyburn breaks the news to Cersei that the Faith Militant is coming to the Red Keep. No sooner do the members arrive, telling the Queen Regent that the High Septon wishes to see her in the High Sept. If she refuses to come at her own accord, they will take her by force. Cersei chooses the latter, siccing the Mountain on the group. The brute proceeds to rip off one of their heads with nothing but his hands. The Militant falls back in sheer terror, in which Cersei concludes their meeting. "Please tell his High Holiness he's always welcome to visit."
Later on, Cersei, Qyburn, and the Moutain enter the Throne Room, learning at the last minute that King Tommen will be making a royal announcement. When the Queen Regent goes to stand by her son, Kevan bars her passage and tells her to stand with the other ladies of the court. Tommen declares that Cersei's trial will take place later that month. To add insult to injury, the King also announces that he is banning the practice of trial by combat. Of course, this places Cersei at a distinct disadvantage. Qyburn then informs her that a particular inquiry she made to him has turned out to be more than rumor . . . much more.
Brienne of Tarth and Podrick arrive at Riverrun, only to be flanked by Jaimie's men. Brienne asks to speak with Jaimie--she possesses his sword. The two meet, finding themselves on opposing sides of the fight. Jaimie needs to reclaim Riverrun, if he wishes to return to King's Landing. Brienne needs the Blackfish and his men for Sansa's army. Brienne makes a bargain with Jaimie. If she can convince the Blackfish to surrender, Jaimie will offer safe passage to the entire Tully army in exchange for leaving the castle to him. Before leaving, Brienne tries to give the Oathkeeper sword to Jaimie, but he refuses, saying it belongs to her now. The negotiation with the Blackfish goes south. Brienne sends word to Sansa that she failed.
Varys says his goodbyes to Tyrion before embarking on his voyage back to Westeros. He claims they need friends in Westeros along with ships, but Tyrion says they need Daenerys more. Left now only in the company of Missandei and Grey Worm, Tyrion attempts to break the ice with them over a toast. Though bumpy at first, the trio eventually lighten up, until sirens wail from the city. The Masters have arrived with their fleets, preparing to attack in order to reclaim their property. Meereen quickly finds itself engulfed in flames as the Masters bombard the city. Inside the pyramid, Grey Worm and Tyrion try to determine the next course of action when the roof quakes. Daenerys literally flies in on her dragon, bursting into the room to take command.
Jaimie Lannister visits Edmure Tully, apologizing for the foul treatment bestowed upon him as his prisoner. He schmoozes him into getting Blackfish to surrender, but Edmure doesn't fall for his flattery or promises. Instead, he asks Jaimie how he can sleep at night, given all the terrible things he's done. Jaimie tells him that he admired Catelyn Stark for the devotion she had for her children. That same love is what drives Jaimie to do what he must in order to return to Cersei. Lannister threatens to kill Edmure's baby son by slinging him over the wall in a catapult if Edmure fails to convince his uncle to surrender.
Edmure returns to the front gate of Riverrun and demands entry. The Blackfish tries to stop the Tully army from obeying the order, but a soldier informs him that they must. As the rightful Lord of Riverrun, Edmure's demands must be upheld. After entering, Edmure immediately tells the Tully army to surrender, allowing Jaimie to take the castle without bloodshed. Lannister orders his forces to bring the Blackfish to him, but he's informed that the Blackfish died fighting, after helping Brienne and Pod escape. Jaimie looks out onto the river, seeing the small boat floating away from the castle. He waves to Brienne, who returns the gesture.
Arya wakes up the next morning, only to find Lady Crane murdered. The Waif stands right in front of her. Arya barely manages to escape the house, with the Waif right on her heels. After a chase through the city, Arya leads the Waif down an alleyway where she uncovers Needle from her trusted hiding place. The Waif laughs at the effort just before Arya slices the only candle illuminating the small room, cutting the screen to black.
Jaqen walks through the House of Black and White, coming across a trail of blood spatter. He follows the path, discovering the Waif's face hanging on the wall. Arya appears behind him, pressing the tip of Needle to his chest as he turns to confront her. "You told her to kill me." He doesn't deny it. Jaqen tells Arya that, "finally a girl is no one," in which she says, "a girl is Arya Stark of Winterfell, and I'm going home." Jaqen gives but a small smile and nods as Arya leaves with her head held high.
Okay, let's call it like it is: Meereen is essentially Benadryl for its viewers. The subplot is proving to be the weakest link in the series thus far. It lacks the political intrigue of King's Landing and has none of the dangers seen in the North. The Harpy showed us some promise that we might finally see a little action, but that seemed to fizzle out. Now, we have the Masters, which would be great…if we actually got to see them. They storm into the harbor, and what kind of nitty-gritty action are we gifted with? A very, very distant view of catapults hitting the pyramid. Yippee…
Plus, the story is wasting its greatest assets. If Tyrion isn't your favorite—or at least in your Top Three list--what's wrong with you? Considering he's a fan favorite, it makes it all the more painful to see him going to waste in Meereen. Tyrion lured us in with his silver tongue, intellect, and wit. Now, we have to watch him painfully trying to liven up a room full of dullards.
Can we please wrap things up in Meereen and just storm Westeros already?
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Double B's BBQ & Burgers opens in former Bunkers in West Allis
You probably could follow your nose to Double B's BBQ & Burgers, the successor to Bunkers in West Allis. The restaurant and bar's Missouri-built smoker for brisket, pork shoulder, chicken and ribs is at work on the patio out back, at 7420 W. Greenfield Ave.
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150 Milwaukee teens use film to speak out against violence
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Describing the voice of Conor Oberst, many people have used the word "quaver," even after the indie singer-songwriter toned down the teenage trembling, as a 34-year-old man should.
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On Tap Today: An unsung director gets his due
Have you ever heard of Rouben Mamoulian? I thought I had a pretty thorough database of important directors stored up in my brain, but this name eluded me until today.
But reading just a bit about his life and career accomplishments, it's clear that he deserves his due. One of his first claims to fame was directing a theatrical production of "Porgy" featuring an African-American cast -- in 1926. He was also the director that brought "Oklahoma!" to Broadway -- leading to a career in cinema that included directing Hollywood's first Technicolor feature, "Becky Sharp," in 1935, and ahead-of-their time techniques including overlapping dialogue. A native of what was Russian-ruled Georgia, Mamoulian also witnessed the Bolshevik Revolution -- and he was targeted during the Hollywood blacklist era in the '50s. »Read Full Blog Post
Lord Huron brings cathartic folk, minimal rocking to Pabst Theater
The recorded sound of a thunderstorm rumbling in the darkness of the Pabst Theater Wednesday preceded the arrival of Lord Huron's debut Milwaukee performance.
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Instrument dealer says Frank Almond 'very cautious' about violin security
Chicago violin dealer Stefan Hersh, a close friend of Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond, said he was stunned when Almond called to tell him that robbers Monday evening took the priceless Stradivarius violin he plays.
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Journal Broadcast names Langmyer radio VP and GM
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