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Siah Armajani was born into a highly educated and cultured Christian family in Tehran. He was educated at a Presbyterian missionary school, where he thrived in his studies of Western philosophers such as Socrates, Hegel, Nietzsche, and Heidegger.1 It was there that he received his first lessons in American history as well. He recalls, "When I was in high school in Iran, one of my teachers was very familiar with American philosophers, especially Emerson, who had translated Hafez, the great Persian Sufi poet, from German into English, which earned him a special place in Persian literature. That teacher knew a lot about Jefferson and Adams, and instilled in me a passion for democracy."2 Yahya Armajani, the artist's paternal uncle, who was already in the United States teaching history at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota, recognized Siah's intellectual curiosity and encouraged his nephew to join him. The younger Armajani immigrated to the United States in 1960 and took classes in mathematics while majoring in philosophy. This course of study reacquainted him with the work of Emerson, who, according to the artist, "underlined the excitement, the unpredictable madness of America in terms of daily life. Unpredictable because the past is forgotten intentionally; Emerson wanted to break away from Europe intellectually and to develop a truly American context. This led to pragmatism rather than metaphysics, to anthropology rather than philosophy—to John Dewey's insistence that all ideas be tested according to their applicability to life."3
Emerson's words continued to inspire Armajani as he searched for a way to bring his political and social consciousness in line with his lifelong dream of being an artist. He set up a studio in downtown Minneapolis and continued producing paintings in the same vein that he had in college. Prayer (1962), which Armajani completed prior to graduation, was included in the Walker Art Center's 1962 Biennial of Painting and Sculpture and entered the collection that same year.4 Despite his inclination toward all things American in his studies at the time, Armajani retains in this work a vestige of his Iranian heritage and native language, Persian Farsi, which he continues to speak and write fluently.5 He selected poems from the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, including the works of Sufi writers Rumi and Hafez, and transcribed them by hand in black ink onto the canvas. By including only excerpts and sentence fragments from these poems, he severely restricted the narrative flow, rendering it virtually unreadable, and in so doing, accentuated the all-over, cumulous pattern. Created in the abstract idiom of the time but with text instead of expressive gestures, the work connects the past to the present and the literary to the visual, thereby bridging the gap between cultures and time periods. The artist's use of text as image also reflects the widespread practice in Islamic art and architecture of including Koranic quotations as integral decorative and thematic elements rather than incorporating figural embellishments, which are considered profane.
In conjunction with his ongoing, autodidactic studies of American history and populist ideologies, Armajani had also begun educating himself in the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century American building techniques of anonymous structures, such as log cabins, barns, covered bridges, shingle-style schoolhouses, Quaker reading rooms, and other vernacular forms. This background, coupled with his interest in the socially relevant and utopian art of the early twentieth-century Russian Constructivist and Suprematist movements, helped him clarify his focus toward public art and his commitment to democratic ideals. Over the course of his career, Armajani would go on to build pragmatic structures out of wood and metal, including bridges, houses, reading rooms, and various other indoor and outdoor dwellings (both ephemeral and permanent) as well as freestanding sculpture. Not interested in building monuments to his ego or anyone else's, he unequivocally states, "I am interested in the nobility of usefulness. My intention is to build open, available, useful, common, public gathering places. Gathering places that are neighborly. They are not conceived in terms of wood and steel, but in terms of their nature as places at hand, ready to be used."6
His first forays into sculpture came with the creation of bridges, some intended to exist only as models, others as temporary constructions or large-scale, permanent installations. Bridge for Robert Venturi (1970), in the Walker's collection, is one of many nonutilitarian bridge models that he fabricated out of balsa wood between 1968 and 1975.7 Typical of his early Limit Bridges series, none of which were produced full scale, the primary function as a thoroughfare is rendered defunct by structural blockages and bisections. By placing the bridge entrances at the midsection rather than at either end and creating steep inclines in both directions, Armajani frustrates viewers' expectations of normative passage and challenges preconceived notions about the role of architecture in the built environment.
This and other architectural projects ultimately led to one of Armajani's most important commissions, the Irene Hixon Whitney Bridge, which opened to pedestrian foot traffic in September 1988.8 This 375-foot steel-truss construction—a combination of suspension, arched, and closed steel trestle bridge types—spans fifteen lanes of traffic to connect the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden with the urban oasis of Loring Park. The bridge has become an icon for the city as well as a metaphor for the peaceful coexistence of the diverse backgrounds and interests of the population. Armajani collaborated with then-director Martin Friedman, the Minnesota Department of Transportation, the Minneapolis Park Board, and countless engineers and steelworkers to bring the project to fruition. The bicolor treatment of the bridge's armature was the artist's antidote to the harsh midwestern weather and a nod to one of Armajani's architect-heroes of old, Thomas Jefferson: "The yellow is from Monticello. Jefferson called it the color of wheat, of the harvest, but it is also the color of happiness. The blue is just—well, the sky. Minneapolis has these long, gray winters, so I felt that colors should be light."9 Armajani has long integrated poetry into his sculptural compositions, and this project was no exception. He commissioned New York School poet John Ashbery to compose an original work that could be read by pedestrians traversing the bridge. Upon its completion, Friedman aptly described Armajani's masterpiece as "a symbol of serenity as well as transition."10
Since 2000, Armajani has expanded his repertoire of materials to include glass and plexiglass, and in so doing has been able to capitalize on the metaphoric possibilities of transparency, fragility, metamorphosis, and transcendence.11 Enigmatic, yet literally and conceptually accessible, Glass Room (2000) is a contemplative space set on wagon wheels that incorporates many of the artist's familiar sculptural forms borrowed from domestic architecture—an aluminum-frame Dutch door opens onto an ethereal chamber containing a bronze folding cot and an oversized chair of slatted wood. In addition, a model of a nineteenth-century American clapboard house rests on a platform projecting out from one of the exterior walls. The notion of flexible and mobile architecture is contained in the glass metaphor, where forms are not fixed and measurable. With this piece, Armajani has succeeded in his mission to provide an environment that is at once "open, available, and useful," encouraging us to enter, sit, and contemplate.
For more information on the artist's biography, see Calvin Tomkins, "Profiles: Open, Available, Useful—Siah Armajani," New Yorker, March 19, 1990, 48–72. ↩
Quoted in Martin Filler, "Designed to Bridge Two Cultures, Two Arts," New York Times, November 17, 2002, 36. ↩
Tomkins, "Profiles," 53. ↩
This acquisition ushered in what would become a major institutional commitment on the Walker's part to the collection and exhibition of Armajani's work early in his career, and for more than four decades. Important early group shows included 9 Artists/9 Spaces (1970), in which the artist was commissioned to create Covered Foot Bridge (1970), often referred to as "Bridge Over a Nice Triangle Tree," in the empty lot of what would become the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden; Works for New Spaces (1971); and Scale and Environment: 10 Sculptors (1977), which included numerous bridge and house pieces. ↩
In a conversation with the author on December 4, 2001, Armajani explained that Persian calligraphy uses the same alphabet as Arabic but has its own peculiar sensibility that might be missed by Western readers. ↩
Quoted in Tomkins, "Profiles," 49. ↩
This work was dedicated to American architect Robert Venturi, whose book Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture (New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1966) was an important influence on Armajani's burgeoning artistic practice. A champion of vernacular architecture, Venturi rejected the monolithic and austere forms found in modernist architecture in favor of structures that retain a historical sensibility. ↩
The bridge was a gift of the family of Irene Hixon Whitney to the citizens of Minneapolis, and it is owned and maintained by the Minnesota Department of Transportation. Although not part of the Walker's collection, it is a major component of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. ↩
Quoted in Tomkins, "Profiles," 48. ↩
Martin Friedman, "Growing the Garden," Design Quarterly 141 (1988): 15. ↩
Armajani has acknowledged that his glass works have been influenced by architect Bruno Taut's Glass House (1914/1915) and an article written by architectural historian Rosemarie Haag Bletter entitled "The Interpretation of the Glass Dream—Expressionist Architecture and the History of the Crystal Metaphor," Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 40, no. 1 (March 1981): 20–43. ↩


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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
"Survivor 20: Heroes Vs. Villains" Boot List
Week One: Sugar
Week Two: Stephenie
Week Three: Randy
Week Four: Cirie (the real target was Tom, but he played an idol)
Week Five: Tom
Week Six: Tyson & James (double elimination)
Week Seven: Boston Rob
Week Eight: Coach (first jury member)
Week Nine: Courtney
Week Ten: JT (out because two idols were played)
Week Eleven: Amanda
Week Twelve: Candice
Week Thirteen: Danielle
Week Fourteen: Rupert
Week Fifteen: Colby
Week Sixteen: Jerri
That means the final three are Russell, Parvati and Sandra. Most likely Sandra wins because the jury are bitter toward Russell and Parvati. Reports indicate that Russell doesn't even get one vote. If Sandra wins she will become the first ever two time winner.
What do you think of the list? Did your favorites make it far or are they out early? Leave a comment and share your thoughts!
104 comments:
- gda said...
I'm pleased that Colby, Jerri, and Russell look to do well, and Coach makes the jury. Very sad about Boston Rob leaving so early, and boo to stinky Parvati and Sandra for making finals. :(
- February 13, 2010 at 6:11 PM
- Arik Wolk said...
Go Russell and Parvati, also everyone I have a blog about survivor too. Check it out by clicking here.
- February 13, 2010 at 9:30 PM
Sorry click on where it says arik wolk
- February 13, 2010 at 9:31 PM
Why can't Colby outlast Jerri?! In the last All-Stars season he went down right before her. I wanted to see Boston Rob go all the way. If this is right, I hope Russell gets the money. He doesn't need it but it means more to him. (I hate to think of what that will do for his low self-esteem....) ;)
- February 18, 2010 at 10:50 PM
heroes are so bad at strategy...glad to see colby go further than most of his tribemates~feel sorry for boston rob he's such a great competitive
- February 20, 2010 at 7:13 AM
Hoe the list is wrong. Boston Rob is the man. I wanted him to at least make the jury. Anyway the Villains are playing like heros. The heros are zeros
- February 20, 2010 at 6:45 PM
I honestly would be shocked if this was the correct list. Survivor is very hush hush on what happens. I did read this list before Stephenie went, so we'll see, but I don't believe this list can be 100% accurate. Right?!
- February 21, 2010 at 5:10 PM
- A. Z. Wolk said...
Question: Who plays the idols when J.T. gets eliminated?
- February 23, 2010 at 9:13 PM
- Graboid said...
Hi Arik,
Sorry, I don't know any more info than what I posted. There might not be any idols this season, it's just rumors at this point. The list itself though is accurate.
Thanks for following the blog!
- February 24, 2010 at 3:30 AM
You are welcome. Could you follow mine? Just click on Arik Wolk on my first comment. Thanks!!!
- February 24, 2010 at 5:34 PM
- A. Z. Wolk said...
Hi everyone. If you click on where I am following this blog (the third gray photo) it will give you a link to coach, yes the real coach's blog.
- February 25, 2010 at 9:19 PM
If the final three are really Russell, Parvati and Sandra, then I'm just gonna stop watching right now. Russell was fun to watch at first for novelty sake, in the previous season, but now he's just boring, playing the same routines. If the veterans don't see what he's doing, even after Russell revealed it all in previous season, then these veterans aren't living up to their name/status/hype. The other two of the final three, Parvati and Sandra, are just scums, not excluding Russell of course. They're all cockroaches. I guess that's the lesson the execs/directors are going for this season: you gotta be a scum and play dirty to win in life.
I can't believe Courtney is gonna last till Week Ten. She should have been one of the first to go with Sugar. Both are just so weak.
Boston Rob should have lasted longer than Week Eight though. He deserves better. He has potential to be great. He's a strong player and a leader, unlike some others who are just fakes.
James is becoming such a villainous character, such a punk. Almost a 180 from his previous season. He's getting overly emotional, reminds me of one other player from last season.
Speaking of vocal players, Coach is such a hypocrite with a big mouth. He thinks he's so righteous. He's blinded by his own ego and romanticism to see his own hypocrisy.
Speaking of fakes, Rupert seems to be overly hyped. So far he hasn't contributed much. Maybe he lacks substance...who knows...yet to be seen.
Overall, looking at the last handful of players standing, it seems like the women are controlling the tribe and dominating the game. Maybe that's because of Parvati is there, just like in her previous season. Reminds me of the saying: behind every man, there's a woman pulling the strings. Every man's weakness I guess, for heterosexuals at least.
- February 26, 2010 at 10:36 AM
- February 28, 2010 at 6:24 PM
quit chirping Parvati you fucking scum bag.
- March 4, 2010 at 9:16 PM
Go Russell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- March 4, 2010 at 9:29 PM
that would be funny if Russell loses again in the hands of women
- March 6, 2010 at 4:06 AM
- Jake said...
Russell won. Don't you remember his comment to Jeff at the Survivor Samoa reunion--he'd give him the $100,000 if he'd declare him to be the best Survivor ever? That's because he'd just finished filming Heros vs. Villians, and won it all, against the best of the best!
- March 8, 2010 at 2:36 PM
Jke...how confident are you on your statement you made about Russell winning?
- March 11, 2010 at 8:51 PM
finished filming may be, but the final votes are read live, are they not?
- March 12, 2010 at 1:24 AM
In the last episode, week five, that was funny that Coach kneeled down before Russell and told Russell to knight him. Coach is so naive and is living in a fantasy world, and he wonders why people don't believe his stories. The very fact that he cries over this proves he's a compulsive liar to get attention for the lack of love while growing up, maybe.
The whole Heroes vs. Villains is stupid, aside from ratings sake, because everyone in the game is a villain to some degree.
- March 12, 2010 at 1:37 AM
In an interview Richard Hatch had after the reunion show, he was asked if had spent any time with other cast members. He said he had attended Sandra's party, why would she have a party if she did not win?
- March 14, 2010 at 6:28 PM
Richard Hatch isn't even on this season...
- March 22, 2010 at 4:56 PM
- aworth3 said...
will... richard hatch was the first winner... he will be at the reunion and in the audience. people will interview him. they weren't saying he was in the show dipshit. they are their own culture and it is bound he will be at his 'colleagues' parties and events.
- March 25, 2010 at 1:17 AM
How does Sandra make the finals? She sofar has not done a dang thing. Why do the jury not vote for the best player instead of the coattail riders? When will Survivor give the viewers a vote as to who is the greatest Survivor? One more... Why can't Survivor let the viewers have a voice in who will be on the next All-Star Survivor????
- April 2, 2010 at 4:52 PM
I don't understand why they don't vote Russell out. It is like he says, "I am in charge" and they follow like sheep. If they don't vote him out before the merge, he will take over, for sure.
- April 9, 2010 at 12:01 AM
I think Russell is an untouchable because the others are "steered away" from voting for him by CBS. He is good for ratings. Half of the viewers hate him- so they watch hoping he gets voted off
- April 9, 2010 at 1:50 PM
- weeeROB said...
JT should have made it farther
- April 9, 2010 at 9:17 PM
This list looks to be legit. No mistakes so far. How do you blokes find these sources?
- April 12, 2010 at 4:37 AM
- Amber Ko said...
I love you Rob, I really do. Boo Russell and Parvati for making it to the final two you don't rock at it, you suck, i'm sorry but you don't. As much as I love Rob, I love Colby too! I wished he made it to the final two and won the title and the million. If Rob can't win at least he walked out with intergrity and his final words were so sweet and I love the last part. We fans can vote for the best player of the season, even though he got out early we could all tell that he played the first few days really well and the best i could think of. He helped his tribe dominate in all sorts of challenges, made fire, build a shelter and pay him back by voting for him. Why?
- April 13, 2010 at 5:49 AM
Wow the list is 100% correct, J.T must get owned by Russell
- April 15, 2010 at 2:18 AM
i'm UNFORTUNATELY pretty sure sandra wins it, which is preposterous that the first two time winner would be so utterly worthless, why does no one vote her out!?!?
Russell does all the dirty work then no jury members vote for him, these people should swallow their pride and respect Russell as the master survivor.
- April 15, 2010 at 12:38 PM
this sheet 4 real?
- April 15, 2010 at 9:27 PM
100% real.
Sandra wins.
- April 16, 2010 at 12:49 AM
What is the basis for claiming that Sandra wins? Survivor votes are not read until the live finale...therefore no one actually knows who the winner is. Jeff Probst doesn't even know who wins!
So...what is this Sandra business all about?!
- April 18, 2010 at 6:11 AM
Parvati is a back stabbing b*tch, and Russell is a half hobbit troll. Having said that Sandra will be viewed by the fellow contestants as the only "likable" person out of the three. It does not take a brain surgeon to figure out who wins the jury given those three choices.
Anyone with a pulse who is sitting next to Russell will win a million dollars. I like Russell's game but, that's just how the jury system works on that show.
- April 18, 2010 at 4:36 PM
If it had turned out that Coach and Russell made it to the final two.. Coach would win the jury hands down, no contest.
Russell makes to many enemies on the back end of his game play. It's ok to be the all powerful ass at the beginning of the game, before the merge. But, after the merge you have to be mister humble pie or your going to loose it all.
- April 18, 2010 at 4:49 PM
- Larry said...
Boston Rob has won nothing in all three Survivors he has been on. The only thing he did was marry Amber for her $$. Rob was only on the allstars because Elizabeth Hasselback opted out.
- April 18, 2010 at 5:11 PM
I so wish Colby would win... he had the chance and being a nice guy gave it to someone who he thought needed it more!!!!
- April 22, 2010 at 1:55 PM
- zombie.slayer666 said...
russel will win he is the best player of all time and sandra doesent deseverve to win she won before plus she sucks.
- April 22, 2010 at 5:54 PM
Russel is a G, no lie guy
- April 22, 2010 at 10:02 PM
Don't need Ernst & Young to count the votes cause the boot list will prove to be accurate. You can just tell by the TV edit. Sandra does nada but she's got her fair share of confessionals. Parv & Russell make moves so they get their clips. What the producers need to do is do the 'Brett' ghost edit on the players that make it too the end. Lol. That and get rid of the final three crap and go back to the final two. Then it would've been Parv vs Russell.
Cause against Parv & Sandra -- with no allies from his own season, the stigma of the lynchpin of the H tribe's downfall, and a 2nd round of half-assed 'social' gameplay -- there's no way the bandy-leg toothless one wins the mil ... plain and simple.
It's so obvious from how he was so choked on the Samoa live finale that he already knew that his H-V final-three ass was in a sling by the likely backlash that he got during the jury's final questioning. It was festering in his mind as he heard Natalie named the Samoa winner.
The fact is Russell got hella burned by not seeing himself play Samoa, not only for this season but for all future seasons he's invited back too.
- April 23, 2010 at 5:15 AM
- spaceaudiobooks said...
Sandra winning is a lame end to a great season. Just like Pearl Islands.
- April 23, 2010 at 10:57 AM
Sandra won in Pearl Islands.Be very surprised if she won here. Perhaps that's the party Rich Hatch was talking about, since they haven't had the reunion show for this one yet.
- April 23, 2010 at 12:51 PM
- Emily said...
i want russel gone from the game asap! he has done nothing besides get rid of all the people that make survivor worth watching. He does not deserve to win! :(
- April 25, 2010 at 8:48 PM
Seriously whoever originally posted a boot list can just go to hell like seriously why would you do that is there a real reason why a spoiler would be posted? How would you like it if episodes of the Office or some kind of show like that was spoiled for you, that means the loss of many people's jobs because people will know and they won't watch any of these shows. There are TV shows for a reason, they are there for our entertainment not just so that idiots on the internet can spoil them. It is like me saying every sports game is fixed when in fact they have to actually have to put their blood sweat and tears. That's enough to say because i've made my point, JUST LET US WATCH THE DAMN SHOWS!
- April 26, 2010 at 12:02 PM
Russell is the only one to have ever played this game as one who wants to and will survive. He is the ultimate survivor. It's a shame that the jury members actually decide the winner. They just vote on whomever they like or treated them as they feel they deserve to be treated, like a popularity contest. The name of the game is SURVIVOR, not WHOM DO YOU LIKE BEST.
Go Russell!
- April 26, 2010 at 3:52 PM
Um to the person who just posted about not wanting to see spoilers like this, Dude, if you don't want to know DON'T LOOK AT SPOILER SITES!! sheesh..
I am glad sandra wins over parvati and russel, i don't like either of them, she is a skank..he is an a-hole, i mean hiding the machette that was retarded. I am sad to see Boston Rob gone so early..but the morons on the show let other ppl decide their fate, it's their own stupid fault. Go Sandra!!
- April 27, 2010 at 4:07 PM
Russell wins. Not Sandra.
- April 27, 2010 at 7:20 PM
Since this was published on April 3, the list has been quite accurate thus far. If Russell, Parvati and Sandra make the final 3, then I think Sandra will win. It will be another crushing defeat for Russell just like Natalie's victory-the boy never learns-doing the same thing over and over expecting different results is the definition of INSANITY!!!!!
- April 29, 2010 at 12:16 PM
Russell had a serious advantage this season since none of the contestants knew of his devious mind... think JT! Since the 2 seasons were filmed back to back and Russell himself didnt know that he was gonna lose Samoa .....this season he played the same strategy,mouthing the same lines, hiding things, burning things etc and sadly it might do it in for him again this season winning 0 votes with the bitter jury. Twice stung! This guy has redefined the term 'strategy' in Survivor and the producers shud be thankful to him for single handedly making both Samoa and this season entertaining! I think Russell desrved to win Samoa but this time around none of the final 3 in the spoiler list deserve it.
- April 29, 2010 at 6:10 PM
How has this happened? Knowing who is getting booted out is terrible. Whoever did this ruined the whole season!!!
- April 29, 2010 at 9:06 PM
Looks like Russell is doing the same thing as in Samoa and even when it is revealed to the players-the weak ones still vote out who He wants and he then turns around and votes them out. Russell is devious and a snake and sadly the others are sitting around letting up get away with it too afraid to throw him out on his rear end-but the jury has the final vote and just like Samoa, Russell has stacked the whole jury AGAINST HIM-when will he ever learn?
- April 29, 2010 at 11:48 PM
Everyone says that Russell had the advantage because nobody has seen him play.
I'll bet Russell wished he had watched himself play caused not only is he not going to get a single vote in the final 3 with the jury he's building but his gameplay has him doomed for any future seasons he's invited back for.
But then again would he have learned his lesson? Probably not.
- April 30, 2010 at 12:18 AM
I'm pulling for Sandra to win Heroes vs. Villains. No one seems to like her and she is often accused of being the one who does nothing, but that is part of her strategy, and it works. In the Pearl Islands, she said she would write someone's name down as long as it wasn't hers. Week after week, the confrontational players go home, and Sandra remains an afterthought. This season, she doesn't have a solid alliance and has had to avoid the spotlight to stay in the game. This is where she is most brilliant - giving her opinion, but not making herself the one everyone wants to get rid of. With Candice's flip, she can now say, "I told you so." She tried to make a move, but Candice's abandonment of the Heroes forced Sandra to remain in her unaligned position. If the list holds, I say hats off to Sandra for playing the game her way. It works, as long as she's not the one getting her torch snuffed.
- April 30, 2010 at 1:29 AM
Russell more or less dropped the final three hint himself at Tribal Council by alienating Sandra as an outsider, "She's just there..."
I believe she'll be having him eat those words in the end cause what
Russell ain't seeing is that every one of the Heroes on the jury is going to give her mad respect for scrambling and giving them 'accurate intel' that they only have themselves to blame for flushing down the toilet.
- April 30, 2010 at 3:27 AM
So Far the list is holding true...My money is on Sandra...as you can see who the jury is and you can count that they will not vote for Russell.. Parv might get some votes but Sandra wins the whole thing..Now if they took out that second immunity idol...Russell would have been out of there...it messed up the game when they started having too many idols...
- April 30, 2010 at 8:11 AM
Russell's a idol troll. His biggest mistake was getting rid of Coach instead of Sandra. He thinks Sandra did nothing but she's done enough to gain trust yet keep the target off her back to score brownie points with the Hero-stacked jury.
1. She made the move to plant the seed to get out Coach. He's gone.
2. She won the 50/50 showdown with Courtney despite being no more competent in challenges.
3. She tried to flip post merge but JT had a brain fart. Buy bye.
5. She hatched a plan with the Heroes to get rid of Russ or Parv but by then retardation had already set in with Candice.
6. Basically sails the rest of the way as Russell is convinced in his pea brain that she's got no chance in the final 3 for 'riding coattails'...
Game. Set. Match.
Russell's gameplay can't win. Zero jury votes. Parv's only there cause Russell saved her ass. Couple votes. Sandra made it to finals without winning immunity, finding idols, or having her name written down. We have the first double million dollar winner!
- April 30, 2010 at 12:49 PM
Russell's gonna pull a Shambo on Candice. Danielle goes against him in that vote so gets burned next. Then Rup and Colby are picked off. Lastly Jerri's the odd one out as Russell & Parv are solid are convinced that no way Sandra can beat either of them in a jury vote.
Russell gets a rude awakening with the final jury in the form of nasty questions and hatred towards him and likely a bunch of 'Good Luck Sandra' statements. Knows he can't win. Goes to Samoa finale thinking at least that's in the bank but is a sour puss when he realizes he's been burnt the exact same way twice. Out of desperation offers the $10,000 for Jeff to name him the best Survivor because he knows that, while plausible with a 2nd place finish, it would be absurd after finishing 3rd with likely zero votes.
- April 30, 2010 at 12:59 PM
I like Sandra. I get excited when I saw Preview for Ep 11 showing Sandra ready to flip. But oh, that Candice really don't know she's playing the wrong side in this vote. Russel's just too full of himself to understand, that time and time again - its the jury that decides the vote....
My favourite player is Boston Rob. He the Man.
- April 30, 2010 at 8:48 PM
- wargame said...
Russell was talking about his Samoa money though i would love to see the man get what he deserves that being the winner of S20. What Survivor needs to do since it is the 20th season 10th anniversary they should let the people decide who wins the season. If not, they should create a 10th anniversary title 1 for a man and 1 for a women.
- April 30, 2010 at 8:57 PM
1. She made the move to plant the seed to get out Coach. He's gone.
Russell wants to vote out a guy so the other tribe thinks there is a girls alliance...how does Sandra factor in there? She just wants to think shes "that good"
2. She won the 50/50 showdown with Courtney despite being no more competent in challenges.
The alliance chose to vote out Courtney cuz they thought she would defect where Sandra may not. Sandra was powerless in the decision and she didnt flip sides! She voted for Amanda.
3. She tried to flip post merge but JT had a brain fart. Buy bye.
The heroes plan may have worked and would have flipped the game but Parvati prevented it. Sandra gets no credit there.
5. She hatched a plan with the Heroes to get rid of Russ or Parv but by then retardation had already set in with Candice.
Russell's insurance plan (Candice) stopped any plan Sandra had.
6. Basically sails the rest of the way as Russell is convinced in his pea brain that she's got no chance in the final 3 for 'riding coattails'...
WTF has Sandra really done besides taking credit for things she didnt have control over?
- May 2, 2010 at 4:21 PM
To the guy/gal above me, who cares. You obviously don't like Sandra, so what you say in the form of an argument isn't objective. Just wait till the final votes are read.
Would be funny if JT votes for Russell in the final vote since JT loves I mean admires Russell so much. lol
- May 3, 2010 at 2:11 AM
Keep in mind we're shown like 1% of what actually happens in a 24hr day between however many contestants are left at a given time and of that 1% it's only given to a select few players.
I don't care for Sandra's game play either but you simply cannot win playing solely on ego like Russell is if the vote is left in the hands of a bitter jury. I don't know how he doesn't see it but Russell just doesn't mix up his 'blindside' moves with ANY 'social' moves whatsoever. Candice is Russell's Jaison in this game.
If Russell had any clue about scoring points back from the jury he would somehow find out from Candice that Sandra's been a major liability, trick her into thinking that one of the Heroes was going next, then openly kick Sandra out of the alliance to Jeff AT Tribal council, spitting something along the lines of to Jeff, Colby & Rupert...
"You know what Heroes... I've been playing my game and you've done me to big solids. I can never repay you in full but I'm feeling generous ... tonight. I'll tell you what... I'm willing to give y'all back a SPECIAL immunity idol tonight. But it ain't gonna be a green necklace. I like to call it the 'Sandra' idol. Put all your votes on her back and you'll have another shot at individual immunity. The offer expires tonight. C'mon boys let's give em' all a show to remember."
But he won't. Cause he'll have his head up his arse once again and vote Candice.
- May 4, 2010 at 3:45 PM
How can you say who wins if the votes are read live?
- May 6, 2010 at 2:53 AM
Survivor Ponderosa gives a good insight in to the jury's hatred for Russell. He might make to the final 3 but will be humiliated at final tribal again!!! The jury btw is having a ball at Ponderosa!
- May 6, 2010 at 5:51 PM
TO the peson who got so upset about the list. Let us watch the damn show is what you said. Then why the heck are you on a reality tv SPOILERS site. You is dumb.
- May 6, 2010 at 6:54 PM
I looked at the spoiler list by my own choosing. I am just shocked that a show like Survivor doesn't have the power to keep the boot list locked up. Obviously the leak/leaks should be stopped up. Like many, I quit watching after some of my favs were voted off. Watching Russ, Parv, and Sandra go all the way is torture.
- May 6, 2010 at 9:15 PM
This list is so damn ACCURATEEE today Candice and Danielle were voted out just as it says!!!
I agree with you that Russell will be pwned by the jury and that Sandra will win
- May 6, 2010 at 9:26 PM
- survivormuch said...
I am still hoping that Parvati will win... she played the best even more than Russell, so she deserves to win for the 2nd time.
- May 6, 2010 at 9:53 PM
And like taxes and death, there ain't not getting around the fact that someone blabbed, the list is good and that even without hearing the votes read live, Sandra wins.
- May 7, 2010 at 3:28 AM
- Howard said...
Who cares about this list? Who cares who wins the million? They're not giving it to you.
I watch the show to see the psychology which this list doesn't show. I like to see HOW it all happens.
And I predict Parvati will get the sentiment of the jury. Because who could give it to Sandra? And everybody HATES Russell. Parvati is the greatest game player, even more than Russell. Go Parv!
- May 8, 2010 at 12:15 PM
I think you are "spot on" with the final players and results. Sandra has played a good game, setting up Coach etc. etc. She was not one of my favorites, but I have to admire her game-play....she's one tough cookie!!!!
- May 9, 2010 at 10:34 PM
I think that if Russell makes it to the final three, that the jury should suck it up and vote for him. After all, he is the best player. He controlled the entire game so far. Except when Danielle flipped and voted of Candice, then we saw him get rid of her next.
The only mistake Russell made was voting off Coach instead of Sandra. He believed Sandra's lie so she gets a little credit there. But honestly I can't stand her. She is terrible.
Parvati is soooooo hott!!! But obviously Russell controlled the game, not her.
I'm glad Amanda got voted off.
I used to like James a lot but he totally became an awful person this season. Glad he's gone.
And Boston Rob totally blew it so he deserved to go. He should have aligned with Russell.
CASTING DIRECTOR can we please have more hott people next season, like people that look GOOD wearing skimpy clothes?? Find some average HOTT people please!!! Let's make it hott in season 21!!!!!!!
- May 10, 2010 at 12:13 AM
stefanos from greece
ok if Sandra wins among all these great players
its just ashame for the production
i just have a question
why Amanda was from the side of heroes?
3 times she played
3 times the first thing she did when she putted her foot on the islands
is to be the mind-master
for who is gonna stay or who is gonna leave
...just wondering why many of you thinks Parvati is backstaber
- May 12, 2010 at 7:29 PM
For everyone that keeps saying Sandra wins - you really have no idea what you are talking about. First off - the votes are sealed and read live on finale night and all contestants enter into a legally binding non-disclosure contract. Secondly - this season is full of all stars - Do you really think they are going to vote for Sandra? Do you guys watch this show? She is the worst contestant in the history of Survivor. She has accomplished absolutely nothing. If Parvati or Russel do not win, they might as well take this Show off the air for good because it will be the laughing stock of reality tv.
- May 14, 2010 at 12:20 PM
If you look at Survivor Samoa, you see the same pattern-Russell the snake/rat or whatever evil you call him backstabbing everyone else if front of everyone's face and expecting the jury He did in to vote him the winner-pure insanity!!!!!!!Also the predictions have been dead on and only logically blind Colby and then clueless Jerri will be next.
- May 14, 2010 at 12:53 PM
Jerri stated that you should not go against Russell or you will be voted out. It is insanity to let 1 person rule the whole game. They keep thinking that keeping Russell to the final three is wise because no one will vote for him as winner. But that has a downside-Russell will backstab anyone, his word means nothing and as JT,Candice,Danielle,Amanda and now Rupert have found out-you help Russell and you're the next to go home-when will they ever learn?
- May 14, 2010 at 1:02 PM
This show jumped the shark last season when they gave the pity vote to WHO???? I forgot who the blonde chick was that Russell CARRIED to the end. It's so stupid how they let their emotions vote for them. Outwit, outlast, outplay......where does it say don't give it to the backstabber?? Russell is the clear winner and it's a shame this show is down the tubes now. I can take Parvati winning......but Sandra? Not a chance. She did nothing. And that is not a Survivor winner in my book.
And Jeff Probst manipulates the whole tribal council.....why he can't he call her out and ask her what she did all game? The producers are stupid and such a shame to kill such a great reality show.
- May 14, 2010 at 1:41 PM
The fact that you guys are getting emotionally riled up to hear Sandra being potential winner may very well be a reason Sandra in the top 3, just like others getting riled up to hear Russell in the top 3. Get a grip. It's a TV show. It's for entertainment sake. Not like you're gonna get the million dollar prize or something.
What Sandra did after Russell called her out in front of others for going behind Russell's back was smart. She knows how to handle Russell, unlike Jerri and others before her.
- May 14, 2010 at 1:59 PM
"loose lips sink ships" hahah thats so funny. rupert is an idiot just like candice. man, the heroes in this season suck ass. they shouldnt be called the heroes.
- May 15, 2010 at 3:47 PM
Rupert is all talk. Backstabbing Sandra is anything but heroic.
- May 15, 2010 at 4:57 PM
How is the final vote going to be read "live" if the East Coast TV viewers are going to see it first while West Coast TV viewers are going to have to wait a couple hours?
- May 16, 2010 at 12:09 AM
- Kelly-Lynne said...
IF you had to choose the Ultimate Survivor who played the GAME like no other... Who took control. Even if it took scheming, lieing, cheating... Dont forget!!!! ITS A GAME... Therefore RUSSEL played the SURVIVOR GAME TO ITS BEST..
Sandra rode on coatails.. and was not the best.. GO RUSSEL GO....
- May 16, 2010 at 9:46 AM
Ultimate Survivor means also being able to manipulate/outwit/outsmart the jury to vote for him/her too.
- May 16, 2010 at 12:06 PM
To say that Sandra rode on coat-tails and Russell was the best survivor is same as saying the person making the LOUDEST NOISE in the group MUST be the LEADER of the group. Russell had some amazing plays but he certainly was not the best. He didn't control his group or the game like he claimed. He talked a lot and tried to intimidate, but trying to control is not the same as controlling.
- May 16, 2010 at 12:31 PM
Normally I'd be routing for Colby but he just sucked this year. He doesn't deserve to be in the final 5. I say this as a long-time devoted Colby fan. If the final 3 is accurate, my money is on Sandra as well. Russell and Parvati have just burned too many bridges.
- May 16, 2010 at 3:28 PM
all i can say is that Sandra is a real creep, i cannot believe that the stupid jury would vote for her to win and not parv, who has outwitted them all, Russell would have been better this time around if he had not let his pride get in the way. Who ever said if Sandra wins this show will be the laughing stock of reality T.V. is right on!!!!!!!!!!!
- May 16, 2010 at 9:02 PM
a creep who didnt burn bridges like russell and parv lol
- May 16, 2010 at 9:06 PM
Oh the irony in this game. Sandra burning Russell's hat while Russell said he's gonna get rid of Boston Rob's hat earlier but didn't is so awesome! That and Russell so dead set on being the winner of Survivor but didn't twice is just so funny and ironic.
- May 17, 2010 at 2:59 AM
Rupert writing Sandra's name down for the million dollar prize when Sandra called it that Rupert will write her name down even after Sandra voted Rupert out of the game. Talk about getting owned, Rupert, for backstabbing Sandra with his loose lips that inevitably sunk his ship. Classic pimp move by Sandra!
- May 17, 2010 at 3:56 AM
I love that Russell did not win. He is such a lowlife. He may have had some crazy plays that did work out for him, but how he treated the people there was still pretty awful and that's a big part of the game. I cannot believe that if left up to America (and I'm Canadian, but I still just can't believe that ppl would) they would vote him as the winner. I couldn't believe they voted him the Sprint prize. I shake my head that people think such a horrible person should be rewarded. The jury was right, once again, to not cast a single vote for Russell the snake. In the end, you still have to have decency and dignity and integrity to play the game...and Russell clearly, does not have any of these qualities.
- May 17, 2010 at 10:39 AM
These jury's need to get over themselves... What a piss poor vote again. Big babies, I expected better from the veterens, however their egos are too big to get past they lost. Rupert - he was not the Rupert of old. He thinks his poo doesn't stink, quite pretentious in his good guy roll. Blech.
- May 17, 2010 at 11:05 AM
lol the guy above me needs to get over himself and tell Russell to get over himself too because that's the game. take it or leave it. Russell didn't win because he failed at using the jury. He doesn't get it that after you backstab people and vote them out of the game, you still need them to vote for you to win. That's where the skill lies. To blame the jury is like saying the game is flawed. The jury has the right to vote how ever way they want. It's up to the 3 final contestants to convince the jury. Not the other way around. haha To think there is some honor or code to vote by is just delusional. That's the beauty of the game: the human interactions, the double edge sword of voting people off yet still need them for votes at the end. That's the beauty of Survivor. If Russell and those voted for him over the phone (what a bunch of tools) don't see that double sided purpose in the game then they don't know Survivor. Maybe they better stick to American Idol or some one-dimensional purposed game. lol
- May 17, 2010 at 9:22 PM
Congrats to Sandra. She won because she tried and tried and tried at every opportunity to get rid of Russell. And the reason she failed is because of the so called Heroes not being true heroes and foiling the villian. And on the final vote, the Heroes looked back and realized what fools they were and voted for Sandra because somehow, above all odds, she made it to the final 3.
Congrats to Parv for 2nd place and getting the $100K. She did not ride Russell's coattails as many of us can plainly see. She used Russell as much as she could, but she was in charge of her own game. Remember how she told Russell to go suck an egg because he told her to not talk to the girl she had an alliance with. Remember how she didn't tell Russell about her hidden idol and Russell gave her his hidden idol and how she gave both of them to others when she was told she was a target (somethings wrong with that too, but thats another story.) She was in charge.
And finally congrats to Russell for getting the Viewer's Choice award. He'll go down in history as the Survivor we all loved to hate.
- May 19, 2010 at 7:56 AM
Russell and his trolls/I mean fans don't understand playing to the end does not justify as the winner. Anyone can get to the end. The game is designed so that people are constantly eliminated. You can have a tribe full of lazy asses doing nothing and you would still end up with 2 or 3 finalists since elimination is mandatory. So Russell Hantz using the excuse that he worked hard to get to the end is not a good excuse, if anything it shows the game may be too much for him since he "worked hard". Smart players don't or shouldn't have to work hard. Not like you're building something and at the end you say you've worked hard, or like running a race and at the end you say you ran hard or you worked hard during training. This game Survivor is mainly a mind game. If you say you've worked hard using your mind then maybe you're too dumb in the head and trying too hard. Smart player wouldn't have to "work hard" just to get to the end since by default through the voting/eliminations someone or some 2 or 3 contestants will end up in the end naturally/eventually. Besides, the end isn't really the end since you need jury votes. Since this is a mind game because the main focus is jury management, a smart player would use someone or some group of people to do the work for the smart player as the game progresses. A smart player would convince or indirectly get someone else i.e. the tool to vote on the smart player's behalf and make that tool think that tool made the decision to vote someone else off. So when it comes to the jury, the jury would think it was the tool's decision to vote them off, so the jury would blame the tool and antagonize the tool, while giving the winning votes to the smart player. That's a mind game. That's what Survivor is. For Russell and his fans to say that he deserves to be the winner because he worked hard to get to the end is just dumb. That's like rewarding a special needs kid for just finishing the race. And Survivor is not that kind of a physical race where you cross the finish line you win, or a strength challenge like World's Strongest Man where they're judged by a concrete criteria that is physical strength, or a national TV game show like American Idol where the majority of TV viewers phone in to vote and decide. When you boil down to it, Survivor is about playing the people/the contestants and the majority of those who end up in the jury decide the winner, so it's a mind game, a social game. Certainly reaching to the last day of Survivor is not the finish line, but just part of the game.
For the jury to vote one way or another, no matter how unpopular the votes may be, the jury gets the final say, not TV viewers. That's the game. Besides, TV viewers only get a glimpse of what goes on over there or what the Survivor editors want us to see for entertainment values. Viewers don't live with contestants 24/7, so what viewers see doesn't reflect the complete story. Voting based off of that incomplete information would not do contestants justice.
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