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Will President Obama be the life saver of all unborn babies in the womb? Including his own race and generation? He must bring an end to all abortion funding and save American from destruction. America needs a great president to end abortion funding and he will decrease the debts of America.
President Obama must convince Congress to end abortion funding. He will become a life saver for all children if he puts an end to all abortion funding. Pray to save the lives of all unborn babies in the womb. Help President Obama promote racial equality. Does he have a Nobel Peace Prize?
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One of the strong selling points of neighbourhood restaurants is that you can expect to be able to walk in without a reservation and grab a quick bite if you don't feel like cooking that night. Of course, this has to be qualified, as in London this would never happen for a top tier popular restaurant and probably not even for less popular ones if it is the weekend. Fortunately, Noor Jahan...more
Absolutely fantastic food.
My wife and I were on vacation and upon the recommendation of my sister in law we found ourselves at their tables not once, but twice!
This would be my first experience with Indian food so I was really curious about what was to come. Let's just say I was amazed. We started with their Samosas, delicious. I then enjoyed two of their duck dishes. (Noorjahan Duck...more
This is our traditional Indian place when we're in London. It's probably not the best in the city, but it's a very solid choice. The chicken tikka masala is a little different from the norm, maybe a little sweeter. Overall, this place is very satisfying and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.more
The ambiance here was tired. The waiters were extremely abrupt. The food could have saved it, but I have to say that it was disappointing. I had a lamb dish and a vegetable dish. Both lacked flavor, which is criminal for an Indian restaurant.
Wine by the glass was available only in a house red and white.
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Table cloth restaurant with a wine list.
Attentive staff. Excellent service.
I ordered the Lamb Takkia which came out on a sizzling plater with onions. You can see the seasons. Very Tasteful.
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Situated in Hailsham, this bed & breakfast is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Observatory Science Centre and within 9 mi (15 km) of Herstmonceux Castle and Michelham Priory. Pevensey Castle and Arlington Stadium are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Hailsham bed & breakfast also offers a library, a garden, and a fireplace in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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As we know it and love it, the MCG is the home of footy. Where AFL greats have made history and moments in time, stand still. Our game has evolved, the players have evolved and the MCG has been its grand stage – time, and time again.
The breeze sweeps across my face - my eyes begin to digest the powerful impact of an empty MCG. There are not many words, which captures the magnitude and ambience of a vacant stadium. The lights are off, but the MCG is electric; and the limelight has fallen upon the athletes making their way through the iconic entrance – for this is their moment; the first day of the Rookie Me Academy.
The Rookie Me Academy is an opportunity to have an edge – in one of the largest competitive sports in Australia. The MCG tour is one of the many exclusive experiences, which the Rookie Me Academy athletes received at the January 2016 camp.
Rookie Me's Head of Sponsorship & Partnership, Assistant Coach to Mick Malthouse on Fox8's reality show The Recruit; and part of the Fox Footy's talent team, Ben 'Dicko' Dixon, continues to understand the importance of the evolution of our football players.
Dixon's AFL career exceeds two decades of experience. Playing over 200 games for Hawthorn FC and currently a professional in the industry, "Understanding the drills, skills and mindset behind athlete development, has allowed me to realise how crucial it is to stay relevant with what we teach, as preparing kids at a young age has always been a passion for me."
Ben Dixon, Robbie Campbell & Dan Condon founded and operated the Draftstar AFL Academy; and in 2016 the team joined forces with CEO & founder, Adham Dimachki at Rookie Me… to bring the ultimate Academy experience to budding AFL players (male & female) nationwide – boasting an elite coaching team!
"We are teaching our Academy athletes about current-day footy requirements like game-plan and positional education. The nature of the game constantly changes and what excites me, is the opportunity to inject this knowledge into our program." Said Dixon.
Rookie Me has allowed the program to grow beyond an Academy experience; it also includes an innovative online sporting platform and the inclusion of combine testing events. Rookie Me's holistic approach ensures that it caters for all areas of an athlete's development.
The meaning of opportunity is being redefined, thanks to CEO and Founder, Adham Dimachki's revolutionary brain-child – Rookie Me.
"The Rookie Me Academy is focused on understanding the needs of our athletes and implementing strategies, which will help them become more confident in life with their choices." explains Dimachki.
"It is key, to have the right tools to develop athletes. This includes the environment, strong coaches, innovative resources and fellow like-minded athletes. It is our duty to create great footballers and even better people." Said Adham Dimachki.
Head of National Combine & Academy, Robbie Campbell is a former Hawthorn FC 2008 Premiership ruckman, whose AFL career spans a decade. Campbell expressed, how proud he is of the coaching group assembled for the Academy, "We all share a similar mindset and empathy toward helping athletes achieve goals. As a coach it is our duty to pass on our knowledge for the game, our understanding of development and what our own experiences have taught us. All of our coaches have all reached an elite playing level – and agree, that if we had 1% of the knowledge we have now (back when we were developing), it would have made a huge difference to our careers and lives as athletes."
Campbell's passion and consideration is refreshing, "From knowing what foods to eat before a game, general nutrition, having personal confidence in a group and even simple recovery techniques – these factors impact the way you perform on the footy field." He continued, "When I see athletes who are rough around the edges, yet super keen to learn and play footy – it reminds me of how I was as a kid… it makes me more determined to want to help provide them with the knowledge and edge, that I wish someone would have given me."
The Rookie Me Academy programs are age-specific and designed to cater for the development needs of the athletes (www.rookiemeacademy.com). These include:
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The Academy covers topics that impact athletes both on-and-off the field. Below is a testimonial from a parent and an industry professional. "My son is currently attending the Rookie Me Pro Academy program, which I personally feel is a fantastic program. I would highly recommend the Academy, as I believe it provides teachings of the game at a high level. The drills and knowledge provided at the camps are of an AFL standard. My son has built great friendships with like-minded athletes who are on the same developmental path. The Rookie Me Academy's holistic and personable approach to athlete development is highly impressive." - Gerard Murphy, Leadership Consultant at Geelong FC & Richmond FC.
The Rookie Me Academy (formerly known as the Draftstar Academy) has had over 10,000 young athletes participate in varied programs over the years; and our success stories go beyond the footy field.
Joshua Schache and Rhys Mathieson are both Brisbane FC 2015 Draft Picks; and former Gold Coast FC player, Jarred Ellis are among some of our many success stories, both on-and-off the field.
This year we are proud to announce that Ellis, has joined our elite coaching team; with the addition of former Richmond FC veteran, Nathan Foley. Ellis, is currently playing football with the Richmond FC Reserves (VFL Squad) and his football journey also includes his coaching role with the Rookie Me Academy.
Jarred Ellis first participated as an athlete, in the Academy program when he was 14 years of age. There is no denying, that Ellis was an elite talent; however, his choice to attend the program was based on personal development.
Ellis wanted to challenge himself outside of NSW; and travelled for four years to the Victorian base camps, as he saw it as an opportunity to develop a strong leadership element to his game and create new friendships.
When asked about the Rookie Me Academy, Ellis commented, that the athletes, "have a terrific opportunity to push their boundaries at the camps not just with footy, but also with the leadership program we run…"
"It is a great way to test yourself against other athletes around the country and to see the areas which you need to improve in, to get the best out of your footy." Said Ellis.
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VENICE, ITALY -- The sweetly erotic portraits by a late Milwaukee artist and a menagerie of mythical creatures inspired by Wisconsin's circus culture by a rural whittler went on view at the oldest exhibit of new and avant-garde art in the world over the weekend.
The two Wisconsin sons, Eugene Von Bruenchenhein and Levi Fisher Ames, were included in the 55th Venice Biennale, what many consider to be the most important exhibition of contemporary art and a sort of artistic Olympics, where countries present their very best artists.
This edition of the once-every-two-years show in the watery Italian city includes a broader spectrum of art and artifacts, designed to create new contexts and "strike new sparks" with some of the most advanced art of our time.
"At the heart of this exhibition is a meditation on the many ways in which images have been used to organize knowledge and shape our experience of the world," writes Massimiliano Gioni, the youngest director of the biennale to date of his central exhibit, called "Il Enciclopedico Palazzo del Mondo," or the "The Encyclopedic Palace of the World."
Von Bruenchenhein, the Milwaukee artist most known for creating spindly towers from chicken bones, which are notoriously too fragile to travel, was represented by his liquidy, psychedelic paintings, celestial landscapes exploding with color, as well as about 30 pin-up-like portraits of his wife, Marie, to whom he dedicated all of his art.
VENICE, ITALY -- In the opening scene of "Never Sorry" Alison Klayman's wonderful 2012 documentary about Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, we find the artist's Beijing compound overrun with cats. There are about 40 of them lounging in sunny corners and stepping on works of art.
One of the felines, though, has figured out how to open doors, and we are treated to footage of the cat leaping up and pulling down on door handles to slip out on its own volition.
It's a wonderfully resonant metaphor for the crafty and singular artist, who has crossed many thresholds in recent years, managing to be the most visible artist at the world's premiere exhibit of contemporary art, the Venice Biennale, despite being confined to his country by authorities. The biennale has just opened and will remain on view throughout the watery Italian city through Nov. 24.
From his three sharply political installations in Venice, his traveling retrospective in the U.S., his new heavy metal music video about his 2011 detention, his command of social media and his influential pocket-sized book "Weiwei isms" (a counter to Mao's "Little Red Book"), featuring potent views on the freedom of expression, the digital age and art, Ai is about as ubiquitous as an artist can get right now.
His installation, "Straight," at the Zuecca Project Space on the island of Giudecca in Venice, is made from tons of contorted rebar taken from government-built and poorly constructed schools flattened in the Sichuan earthquake of 2008. The rods were purchased by Ai as scrap after authorities cleared the area, where countless children were crushed and died in the school buildings.
He then employed workers who spent years making the snarled rods straight again, a laborious yet meditative process that involves hammering each piece hundreds of times. A nearby video shows this long-suffering work, a demonstration of how insurmountable the task of making a crooked thing plumb again can be.
These acts of straightening are themselves a poetic commentary on the difficulty of setting right what has been corrupted and the state of things in China.
The rods are then laid out side by side and piled up into a room-filling landscape, with the metal rusted to the color of rich, red dirt. It is reminiscent of broken earth, of fault lines violently rended open. This is both a specific reminder of the Sichuan earthquake and a metaphor for a broken country.
The landscape is inaccessible, too small and delicate to enter, and yet the slim walkway around it keeps visitors pressed uncomfortably close as we survey the hills and escarpments within it.
As a minimalist sculpture, it is plenty powerful. But it is also a scathing work of political art and one of the most poignant and successful memorials I've ever seen. The thousands of rods serve as stand-ins of a sort for the thousands of slain, many of whom were never recovered and lost to the landscape.
The bars are also a subtle reminder of Ai's imprisonment. When China refused to release the names of the dead after the earthquake, Ai created a grassroots art project online to name the dead children. He was then beaten by police, his Shanghai studio was bulldozed and his blog scrubbed from the Internet in China. When he persisted with his project, he was imprisoned for 81 days.
I am never ready for vacation. Getting ready for a recent jaunt to London, I was up all night packing and prepping. I would sleep on the plane, I thought, optimistically.
Unfortunately, the first and tiniest leg of my journey, from Milwaukee to Chicago, was delayed by nearly two hours, and I missed my flight to London. The only remedy, the very nice lady on the phone at American Airlines told me, was to take a trip in the wrong direction, to Dallas, and a much longer flight to London from there.
Already exhausted and counting on getting a few winks and a shower at the airport hotel before meeting a friend and fellow art critic, I imagined showing up a day late looking like unclaimed baggage. The customer service gal asked if there was anything else she could do.
"Well, I would love to not have a horrible seat," I told her with visions of a 9 1/2 hour battle with a middle seat.
When I got to Dallas and found my gate, I noticed people were snapping pictures of our plane through the window with their smart phones. In a bit of a fog, I didn't think much of it. International newbies, I figured.
Then I climbed aboard.
Hey everyone, it is time again to hear what the Art City contributors have in store for your weekend. As they do each week, they've called in their recommendations so you can make some art-filled plans.
This week, several of us suggest getting to the Martha Wilson show and a corresponding show that features local artists. There's a public artwork that will involve the painting of a city intersection on Sunday. And we also point out happenings in Racine, Madison and Sheboygan, too, in case you plan on venturing out.
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The concrete pillars gave way and a garment factory in Bangladesh collapsed to the ground, crushing and killing more than 1,100 people and injuring about 2,500 more, mostly young women making clothes for major retailers in the West.
As news of what Time magazine called the worst industrial accident in the history of the garment industry flashed across television screens around the world in late April, some were reminded of work of art by former Milwaukee artist Terese Agnew.
In an effort to keep the conversation about labor practices abroad going, Agnew's large-scale quilt "Portrait of a Textile Worker" will be taken out of storage at New York's Museum of Arts and Design and loaned to the Museum of Wisconsin Art in West Bend, where it will go on view Saturday.
The 2003 artwork, which brings to life he image of a beautiful young girl at her sewing machine in Bangladesh, is crafted from about 30,000 clothing labels. Up close the brand names are visible –Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein and Liz Claiborne. Step back, though, and these well-known names recede and dissolve together and the image of the otherwise nameless girl surfaces.
The hope, Agnew always said, was that viewers would make a tangible connection between the things that they buy and the people who make them, between some brand names and the people who work in dangerous and sometimes abusive conditions.
(Here is a 2003 Journal Sentinel article about the political quilt).
The portrait is based on a photograph of the girl in a Bangladesh factory surreptitiously taken by the Institute for Global Labor and Human Rights' (formerly National Labor Committee) Charles Kernaghan.
Agnew now lives in La Farge, Wis. The Museum of Arts and Design New York is currently being run by David Gordon, the former director and CEO of the Milwaukee Art Museum.
"MOWA is a nimble organization and we're able to respond quickly to fast-paced changes in our political and social environment," said Laurie Winters, director at the Museum of Wisconsin Art and former director of exhibitions at MAM. "Our goal as a museum is not only to reflect the environment in which we live, but to take part in the larger conversation. That's what artists do and museums need to do the same."
The Museum of Wisconsin Art is located at 205 Veterans Ave. West Bend. The quilt will remain on view through Jan. 17.
With this week's Time magazine cover, Chinese artist Ai Weiwei's incursion into the world of media and pop culture seems all but complete.
As I argued in a review earlier this week about Ai's installations at the Venice Biennale, perhaps the most important showcase of contemporary art in the world, this is an artist whose art is functioning at a lot of levels and addressing multiple audiences effectively.
Not only was he the most visible artist at the biennale, he's a social media heavyweight, the star of a new heavy metal video, the subject of a traveling retrospective in the U.S. and author of a little book that serves as an alternative to Mao's "Little Red Book."
Created using a traditional and fragile paper cutting technique, the image is meant to represent China's flowery view of its place in the world today. It is about China avoiding the realities of its people, Ai says.
"I think they know exactly what is happening," Ai says of Chinese authorities in a video created for Time. "You see all the leaders, politicians, when they are saying something, it's purely for their control.
Though I have not seen one in person yet, the magazine cover looks like one of the most beautiful I've ever seen.
The Milwaukee Art Museum's admission will be free on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is to mark the opening of "30 Americans," a multi-generational art exhibit featuring the work of African American artists.
Many of the artists in the exhibit address issues of race and cultural identity in very direct ways, and the show is one of the first in the museum's featured exhibition space to explore such issues so directly. The museum has also placed "Wisconsin 30" an exhibit of 30 African American artists from the state on view.
In conjunction with "Question Bridge" a video project which invites black men to ask other black men questions about identity, a panel discussion will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. featuring several black men from Milwaukee, including Journal Sentinel columnist James Causey.
All of the shows open Friday. More information about the free weekend (on Saturday and Sunday only) of community events can be found on the museum's web site.
How do you know when you are a man? Why is it so difficult for black men in this culture to be themselves? Why wouldn't you be happy with your son being gay? Do you really feel free?
These are some of the questions that black men have asked other black men through a video-mediated art project called "Question Bridge: Black Males," by Hank Willis Thomas and Chris Johnson.
Creating honest and candid dialogue about what it means to be a black man is no small feat. Making a work of art that holds meaning for a wide audience is also no small thing. Doing both at once is remarkable, and that is what these artists have done.
The resulting three-hour, five-channel video installation is on view in the contemporary galleries at the Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Dr., through Sept. 8 and in conjunction with "30 Americans," a multi-generational exhibit of African American artists, and "Wisconsin 30," a show featuring African American artists from the state. Both shows open Friday.
The artists and other collaborators, including actor Jesse Williams, have just launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise $68,000 to create an online platform and leverage social media strategies for "Question Bridge" (See video at the bottom of this post). That platform will extend the dialogue among black males, make some of the gathered statistics searchable and create a tool that can be used for dialogue among other groups.
Venice, Italy — Every two years, this ancient and liquidy city is deluged by the art world, making it seem more unreal than it already is. Curators, collectors, critics and artists cram onto the Venetian islands for a three-day preview of what is effectively the Olympics of art, the Venice Biennale.
Attired like something out of "The Talented Mr. Ripley" – tailored and European and with all of the ingratiating and insinuating implied by that reference – many of the well-heeled dash like 8-year-olds sprinting for Space Mountain when the gates open each day.
Yachts massive enough to house long-range weapons systems, the floating abodes of wealthy collectors, get moored beside the Giardini, the expansive park that serves as the main site for the exhibition.
Women teeter in heels on vaporetti, or waterbuses, though Converse seemed like the official shoe of the show, adding an air of laissez-faire chic. Gallery assistants in chunky glasses recheck their Google alerts and grouse about the lack of press coverage for their artists. Critics demand entry like entitled brats, and the august but insider-y Art Newspaper is handed out on the street.
You'd think the art worlders out numbered actual Venetians 2-to-1, though familiar faces do recur. A doppleganger for the Belgian artist Luc Tuymans seemed to haunt me for days. Everyone sips espresso during the day and pretty orange spritzes, a mixture of Proseco and liquer, in the late afternoons. In the evenings, fancy fetes spill out onto balconies along the Grand Canal.
The Portrait Society, run by Debra Brehmer, has come a long way from the small single room it once occupied on the 5th floor of the Third Ward's Marshall Building. Accessible only by hundreds of awkward shallow steps or the slowest elevators in the city, it wasn't the place for a quick visit. Usually, however, the time taken was well rewarded with interesting shows exploring various themes on portraiture by one of the most thoughtful curators/gallerists in the state. A recent renovation has given the gallery much more space, comprising three rooms that allow a number of small shows to be mounted simultaneously or one show in full.
Being a small, one-woman gallery presents Deb with the freedom to do an art world Star Trek: boldly go where others fear to tread (or whatever the right Trekkie turn of phrase might be – I have no clue, but you know what I mean). Tuesday night saw an art world taboo flaunted: food and art commingled.
The event was held in collaboration with artist Martha Wilson, an important feminist artist whose work is on view now at Inova. The Portrait Society Gallery has stages a show of local artists who've been inspired by Martha's incredible legacy as an artist and through her work at Franklin Furnace. Also, chef Ame Gilbert created a feast for the senses under the moniker of a "Delectable Evening of Imperfection." About 20 revelers converged upon the gallery Tuesday evening to look, taste, hear, see and feel a marvelous range of food, companionship and art.
The Milwaukee art world is a place where there really is only one or two degrees of separation and I know I'd meet quite a few friends there. Deb would have known this too, so in order to avoid "bunching" and invite better interaction, the first course was held at a long, banquet-style table. There, I enjoyed the company of Jane Brite and Jessica Schafer both of whom I have known for years. The second and third courses were in another room and attendees were instructed to take their chairs when they moved and not sit with the same guests. There I met, for the first time, Meg Kasch, Kim Miller and Michael Drescher and had numerous great conversations. Dessert was then served freestyle in he smallest gallery space allowing any missed connections and introductions to be rectified. Great chats with Faythe Levine, Tim Murphy and Joe Pabst ensued.
While the gallery was almost deafeningly filled with chatter all night, art was not reduced to playing a bit part. Deb and her super-efficient and discreet wait staff wore masks—giving affairs a Saul Steinbergian vibe.
The food, when served by our masked waiters was not overly abundant in amount, but huge in flavor and style. One of the Marriage-at-Cana-like miracles of the evening was chef Ame's ability to serve all this food to hungry diners without a kitchen. The first salad was followed by a superbly prepared and presented vegetarian tamale with some killer salsa. Not being a wine drinker, I washed it down with some of local brewmaster Mike Brenner's IPA which was super smooth and tasty. Round two saw a blonde miso soup take on a do-it-yourself aspect as ingredients could be added at will, an egg with salad, then sushi rice with pickles. Cheese and fruit (figs, raisins, dates – yum) were followed by ice cream and coffee. There was something terribly continental about the meal: no massive quantities, slow, measured delivery and an emphasis on pleasurable consumption and conversation.
There were welcome pauses as Martha gave a brief discussion of her work and Paul Druecke announced the four winners of the Livija Patikne Scholarships, an award that included a seat at the dinner. This was particularly poignant as Livija was a woman who, in the 1950s and 60s, explored her life through beautiful photographs at a time when the glass ceiling was glacier-thick. That the majority of attendees were female and power brokers and players in the art world speaks volumes for how far things have come and, as Paul said, Livija would have been so proud of the event and the awardees.
Events like this will, I think and hope, become a regular part of the Portrait Society's programming. Gone was the rush-rush of Gallery Night as folks scramble around the numerous art venues in the city; the evening was committed to a single venue and the atmosphere was palpably relaxed as a result. The food was exquisite, the pacing of service perfect. For an event dedicated to imperfection it failed spectacularly.
"The Personal is Political" will remain on review at the Portrait Society Gallery, 207 E. Buffalo St., through July 14. "Martha Wilson" will remain on view at Inova, 2155 N. Prospect Ave., through Aug. 11.
All photography by and courtesy of Faythe Levine.
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Sorry. I digressed. Back to this open letter which could be subtitled "Why I Despise Georgia and Why You Should, Too."
The typical Gator fan only remembers those 11 marvelous victories over Georgia in 12 years, and then there are the two wins in three years under The Zooker. Thirteen wins in 15 years. That's the best run the Gators have ever had over the Poodles, and they were 15 great years.
It's because of those 15 great years that the typical Florida fan doesn't seethe when the word Georgia is mentioned. So, for Coach Meyer, who wasn't here to be a part of this rivalry, and for all of you who may only go back to "Lindsay Scott! Lindsay Scott!" here are a few reasons why you should consider pulling for North Korea or Syria against Georgia should they ever meet on an athletic field. Old timers who have been around awhile understand and appreciate. You should, too.
REASON NUMER ONE: My dad was a 16-year-old freshman at the University of Florida in 1942, biding his time until he was 18 when he could sign up to join the Navy. The United States was at war against Germany and Japan and college campuses across the nation were devoid of their physically able athletes who had signed up to fight for their country in the weeks and months immediately after Pearl Harbor. Florida had gone 4-6 in 1941 but expectations were that 1942 would have been a great year for the Gators based on the way they finished the season with wins over Miami and Georgia Tech and a close loss to UCLA. Those hopes and dreams went out the window with the unilateral declaration of war against Germany and Japan.
The most able bodies of Coach Thomas Lieb's football team were already in the military when the 1942 season arrived. Most of the Gators were players who couldn't pass the physical or were waiting for their eighteenth birthdays.
That wasn't the case at Georgia. Coach Wally Butts, sensing a chance to win a national championship, came up with the ingenious idea of signing the bulk of his football players up for ROTC. During that 1942 season, the mighty Poodles had a roster of All-Americans like Flatfoot Frankie Sinkwich (he won the Heisman that year), George Poschner and Charlie Trippi, who would go on to become one of the greatest college football players in history.
When Georgia and Florida squared off in Jacksonville on November 7, no one gave the Gators a fighting chance. Who in his right mind would have? Georgia had a roster of All-Americans and Florida was out there with a bunch of skinny kids and guys who were 4-F at their local draft board.
The game was over by the first quarter and by halftime, it was total carnage. Butts could have called it off any time he wanted, but he kept pouring it on and pouring it on. Even in the fourth quarter, Sinkwich and Trippi were in the game, pouring it on.
The final score was 75-0. Six polling services gave the Poodles the national championship.
REASON NUMBER TWO: Florida had been picked to win the SEC and finish in the top five in the nation in 1968 but this was a team that had its share of problems on and off the field. Florida's bubble burst in Chapel Hill on a rainy Saturday in October when the Gators lost seven fumbles and fell to the Tar Heels, 22-7. From there the season was a downward spiral. The Gators were 4-2-1 when they faced Georgia in Jacksonville on November 7.
Florida's team was split down the middle in the midst of a quarterback controversy. Half the team sided behind Jackie Eckdahl and the other half behind Larry Rentz. And then there was the offense against the defense. The defensive players thought they were doing their part but with the offense, there was that Eckdahl-Rentz rivalry holding the team back. As a result, the Gators were in never-never land emotionally.
The week before the game Florida's offensive guru, Coach Fred Pancoast, was hospitalized for an appendectomy. Ed Kensler was the coordinator, but Pancoast was a real genius, and that would be proven the next year with the Super Sophs led by John Reaves and Carlos Alvarez. Desperate for something to spark his team, Coach Ray Graves announced the week before the Georgia game that defensive coordinator Gene Ellenson and Kensler would swap spots for the week. Graves figured things couldn't get worse.
Well, things did get worse. Much worse.
On a cold, rainy, miserable day in Jacksonville (those of us who were there will NEVER forget how miserable that day was) ninth-ranked Georgia hammered the out of sorts Gators from the opening whistle. It was 42-0 and over by halftime but with seconds remaining in the fourth quarter Dooley called time out and let his center, who had never tried a field goal in a game, kick a field goal to make the final score, 51-0.
For those of you who never understood Steve Spurrier's obsession with running it up on Georgia, check out reasons one and two and you have part of the equation. Coach Ellenson called Spurrier in San Francisco (Spurrier was with the 49ers then) that night and told him what had happened. Those who know Spurrier know that he has a VERY long memory. He never forgot how Dooley called time out to run up the score. He never felt any reason to show a moment of sympathy for the Poodles.
REASON THREE: Florida went on NCAA probation in 1984 for such heinous crimes as assistant coach Dwight Adams giving Dale Dorminey an extra T-shirt during his campus visit and buying him a pack of gum at the Gainesville airport. I'm not making that up. It's all in the NCAA transcripts.
Not all the crimes were that petty. There were some dastardly deeds by Florida boosters who were out of control during those days and the Gators got caught for them. However, Florida wasn't the only school taking its chances outside the law of the NCAA. Florida State got caught for illegal recruiting inducements that same year (Bobby Bowden was the FSU coach … you could look it up) but the Seminoles got a slap on the wrist.
Georgia got caught by the NCAA in a major scandal that revolved around the 1982 Heisman Trophy winner, Herschel Walker. That NCAA investigation hit a stone wall and eventually Georgia lost two scholarships, no television and no bowl games. Rumors persisted for years that Dooley, who was chairman of the NCAA's powerful television committee lobbied long, hard and effectively to keep the Poodles out of hot water. The misdeeds of the Georgia athletic administration under Dooley (See Jan Kemp; See Jim Harrick) only give credence to the rumors that Dooley kept the NCAA from hammering the Poodles for recruiting violations during Herschel's day. For all his talk about integrity, it turns out Vince wasn't exactly a tower of virtue.
Florida, meanwhile, got hit with some of the most serious sanctions in NCAA history that included two years without television and severe scholarship reductions. The probation cost Coach Charley Pell his job. The Gators won the SEC championship that year but the Gators were stripped of the championship in a vote of the SEC athletic directors and presidents. Among the leaders of the vote against Florida was Vince Dooley.
In a recent interview with Gator great Wilber Marshall that you can read in this month's Fightin' Gators Magazine, Mashall told me, "I went to Florida because it was close to home and I'm a mama's boy. I didn't go there because they paid me to go but other schools made offers … some big offers … some of the same teams that voted to strip the SEC championship from us in 1984. You would go on recruiting trips and some fat cat booster would let you know what you could expect … that was pretty common then."
REASON FOUR: Galen Hall was informed that he would be fired as Florida's football coach just prior to the LSU game in Baton Rouge on October 7, 1989 (Florida won the game, 16-13). Hall's crime was allegedly paying one month of child support for Jarvis Williams. Hall denied that he ever gave money to Williams and the NCAA has yet to prove conclusively that he did. Yet, Florida got a year of probation (served in 1990) with no bowl game.
It's bad enough that Florida's probation was dubious, at best, but the alleged incident happened before any of the players who were on that 1990 team arrived on the UF campus. Still, the SEC athletic directors and presidents, in their infinite wisdom, made the Gators ineligible for the SEC championship in 1990 and denied the Gators a chance to go to a bowl game.
Among the leaders of the vote against Florida was Vince Dooley.
That 1990 season was Steve Spurrier's first year at Florida. Florida had the best record in the SEC and the Gators should have been the SEC champs, particularly when you consider that not one player on that team was even in school when the alleged incident occurred.
Take 1968 and then add to it 1990. Now do you fully understand why Spurrier was obsessed with humiliating Georgia any and every chance he got?
So, Coach Meyer and all you younger Gators, if you aren't already fully versed in Gator lore, those are four very good reasons why it is that beating Georgia is so important to so many. There are all too many of us who remember all too well. I wasn't around in 1942 but my dad was and until he died in 1986, he took delight in every loss by every Georgia team in any sport all because of that 75-0 game. I was there at the 1968 game and I'll never forget what Dooley did. I will also never forgive Dooley for twice voting to pour on the sanctions against the Gators. I can't think of Dooley without the words self-righteous and hypocrite coming to mind. As far as I am concerned, there is only one reason to ever pull for Georgia in anything and that is if Georgia winning helps Florida. Otherwise, I hope the Poodles are beaten so badly that they consider dropping the sport.
Oh, and Coach Meyer, I'd like to share my ultimate football dream for you and here's hoping one day you'll get a chance to make my dream come true: There are 15 seconds left in the Florida-Georgia game. The Gators score to make it 98-0 and instead of kicking the extra point, the Gators go for TWO! And they get it! Then, just for good measure, Florida kicks onside and the Gators recover! On the last play of the game, as the clock ticks down, the Gators throw deep, straight down the middle! TOUCHDOWN FLORIDA! Now that would be righteous!


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Design Matters: Urban Land Institute's Edward T. McMahon has seen ways design affects a community.
Travel teaches you many things, not the least of which is that the world does not have to be ugly.
I first learned this lesson when I returned to Alabama after serving in the U.S. Army in Germany during the 1970s. Heidelberg, where I lived, was clean, compact and dripping with history. The old town center was packed with tourists, shops and sidewalk cafés. Missing were cars, which you really didn't need because you could walk from one end of town to the other in about 20 minutes.
The countryside outside of town was gloriously free of billboards, strip shopping centers and overhead power lines. The back roads were lined with trees and cyclists. Children walked to neighborhood schools and senior citizens visited friends after strolling to the pharmacy or the country store.
This is not to say that Germans and other Europeans don't love cars. They do. But the big difference was that they didn't have to use them all of the time. They could ride the "clean as a whistle" electric trolleys and high-speed trains that went everywhere, or they could ride on an extensive network of bikeways. They could even walk.
Footpaths: An entire network extending all the way from the edge of town, up the hillsides, into the forests — eventually linking up with the trails that crisscross the entire country.
I often think back to Heidelberg and other European towns whenever I visit Alabama and observe the changes we have made here at home. For many years, all we did was tear down the good stuff and replace it with the banal or worse. For many years, Alabama let look-alike fast food emporiums, soulless subdivisions and cluttered commercial strips turn Alabama communities into what author James Howard Kunstler likes to call "the geography of nowhere."
Alabama can't imitate Europe, and we shouldn't try, but we can learn some lessons. One important lesson is that design matters.
Former Mayor John Bullard of New Bedford, Mass., put it this way, "Challenge anyone to name his or her favorite place and then ask why." Many of the reasons that attractive places are attractive have to do with design. Without thoughtful attention to design, a town will become "Anywhere USA." Design of a community communicates what it is.
Good design is also important because it relates directly to economic development and equals cold hard cash for many communities. Every single day in America, people make decisions about where to live, where to invest, where to vacation and where to retire based on what our communities look like. Take tourism for example. Tourism is about visiting places that are different, unusual and unique. The more a community does to protect and enhance its unique character, whether natural or manmade, the more tourists it will attract. On the other hand, the more a community comes to look like everyplace else, the less reason there is to visit.
Distinctive community character applies to more than tourism. A key concept in 21st century economic development is "community differentiation." If you can't differentiate your community from any other, you will have no competitive advantage. This is because capital is footloose in a global economy. People can conduct business almost anywhere today. Natural resources (like the coal and iron ore that gave birth to Birmingham), highway access or location along a river or rail line have all become less important. Education, technology and distinctiveness have all become more important. Joe Cortwright, a leading economic development consultant, says, "The unique characteristics of a place may be the only truly defensible source of competitive advantage for cities."
While good design can mean more tourists, better jobs, increased property values and a higher quality of life, bad design can lead to polarization and resident opposition to new development. Without doubt, there would be far less opposition to new development of all types if builders, developers and public officials paid more attention to the appearance and design of new buildings and the compatibility of new construction with the existing character of our communities.
Ask yourself this question: Do you think the character of Alabama should shape new development, or should new development to shape the character of Alabama?
People like Philip Morris, a former executive editor of Southern Living magazine, and Cheryl Morgan, director of the Urban Studio at Auburn's School of Architecture and Design, have long advocated for better design in Alabama buildings. Now their advocacy is starting to pay off. Just look at the new Railroad Park or the new Mountain Brook City Hall or new federal building in Tuscaloosa or even the new Chick-fil-A on Highland Avenue, and you will see that good design is coming back to Alabama.
Travel teaches us many things. Among the lessons I learned was that good design matters. Alabama communities can grow without destroying the things that people love. And for those who thinks it's too late, think again. Community character deteriorates one building and one project at a time, and it can improve in the same way. Birmingham is proving that this is true!
Ed McMahon holds the Charles E. Fraser Chair on Sustainable Development at the Urban Land Institute in Washington, D.C. where he is nationally known as an inspiring and thought provoking speaker and leading authority on topics related to sustainable development, land conservation, smart growth, and historic preservation.
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