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Gold and a beloved grandfather glimmer in David Taipari's memories. Both of them are anchored to Thames, which might seem an unlikely home for the chairman of the Super City's Independent Maori Statutory Board. However the fortunes of the Coromandel town, the Taiparis and Auckland were once wound tight.
The 48-year-old is the eldest moko (grandchild) in his whanau. When he was young that meant he spent much of his time with his paternal grandfather, Walter, who'd done well in life through farming and commercial fishing but was the type of man who liked people and ran a cab around town: "He spent most of his time driving everyone around Thames. He didn't need to do it he just loved to see all the old fullas and chat."
The younger Taipari became an extra shadow for the man who came from a line of Ngati Maru chiefs.
"He used to take me everywhere. He used to say a lot of things to me as we travelled around, that meant nothing at the time.
"[But] you never get confused with your grandfather, you just say 'yes' really."
The close relationship and the passing on of pieces of tribal history is something he treasures.
Taipari absorbed stories which took him back a century to when the pair's direct tupuna Wirope and his father Te Hotereni were key figures in the 1867 opening of the goldfield on their lands. Initially, Maori did well out of the arrangement receiving rental dividends as well as a fee from miners.
Alluvial gold in the region provided 80 per cent of Auckland's exports in 1871. The Herald at the time and the Waitangi Tribunal credit the gold rush for pulling Auckland's stagnant economy - commercial activity was low and unemployment high - out of its stupor.
The city's newest Maori political leader, who many in Tamaki had never heard of until he won the top job, is blunt about his iwi's contribution to development.
"It was a mining town that basically saved Auckland from its depression. I'm very proud of it, who wouldn't be?"
Ngati Maru's traditional rohe (territory) extends through Auckland, Coromandel and down to Tauranga and that's how Taipari qualifies for board membership.
He's a leader who's generally kept a pretty low media profile over the first two years as the board and council have figured out how they are supposed to work together. It's a unique legislative relationship created specifically for the Super City.
It exists because Maori seats, which had been recommended by the Royal Commission, were dumped in the final wash-up. That precipitated a massive protest hikoi up Queen St and criticism from Maori that the board was an inferior replacement.
Its purpose is to develop a schedule of significant issues, advise the council and work with it to design documents and processes to implement the governing body's statutory responsibilities towards Maori. It works like this: the board has spots reserved for seven mana whenua or iwi representatives and two matawaka or urban Maori. They are not elected by wider ratepayers, Maori or otherwise. Instead, a selection panel made up of 19 people, each representing one of the iwi with interests in the region pick the representatives.
Right from the beginning it's had run-ins with the council that funds it. The board asked for $295 million, or 3 per cent of the council's total budget (by the board's maths) to advance Maori interests.
That figure was negotiated down to $31.8 million for the 10-year Long-term Plan period 2012-2022, but not before papers asking the High Court to sort the matter out were lodged.
Unelected board members sitting as full voting members on council committees has also caused controversy and rumblings came again from some councillors when the board produced its 30-year blueprint for Maori development.
It set out 49 cultural, social, economic and environmental goals - one is for compulsory Te Reo in all schools - but Independent councillor Cameron Brewer criticised it as a wish list the council couldn't afford.
Most recently, the mayor had to plead with councillors to recast a vote on a decision which would have stopped the board from participation in next year's budget.
Against all this it's been difficult to tie Taipari down for an interview.
Part of his reticence may have been to do with an earlier media run-in this year when the board's Treaty of Waitangi audit, which rated how the council was measuring up to its legislative obligations, (not that well) was leaked to the Herald.
Maori organisations are notorious for their media control issues. The document was the first significant piece of public work to give Aucklanders a sense of what it was about.
When I went to talk to him about it, it was one of those testy occasions where reporters can almost see steam coming out of newsmaker's ears. A communications manager sat through the meeting, taking notes.
So, there's fire in his belly but he is generally a friendly guy. He brings the incident up and jokes that though his grandfather taught him to be respectful in dealings, there were other Taiparis who were far less diplomatic.
He says he makes a point of building consensus on board decisions to avoid dissension.
Mayor Len Brown backs him as a man who keeps a cool head in challenging environments.
Married to Debbie, he has two grown daughters and a 2-year-old moko of his own.
There is an eclectic work history. After school at Thames High School he worked as a spraypainter at the now defunct Toyota factory there, rising quickly to managing 60 workers; he has worked in the bush running teams of people doing pest control and dipped across to Perth to spraypaint luxury yachts in the 1980s.
He came home quickly and in the 1990s became his iwi's general manager, an experience which raised his profile locally and taught him how iwi could deal with local government on the front foot.
He has been deeply involved in the Hauraki claims process which is winding up.
Taipari is actually more fun to interview when he's in a fighting mood. He says he's had nothing but support from the wider community in relation to the board's work. Really?
"I'd like to think all New Zealanders are [supportive] - wouldn't you like to think that?"
"It [opposition] could be called ignorance couldn't it? I mean, if you don't have the full information and facts and you've made the decision, what are you making it on? Assumption. I'd like to talk to those people. Do they exist? Because I've had nothing but support you know."
Ask him about the selection path to the board's top job and you'll take a circular trip through number crunching. "It's a pretty sort of robust process I don't mind telling ya. I went through seven elections to become chairman whereas those guys [councillors] only go through one."
At this point he says tens of thousands voted for him. Where is the evidence of that? "Within the tribe, you can talk to them."
He clarifies that though those iwi members didn't all turn up to an election hui, one person could represent hundreds. He himself represented 400 of his own whanau. "When you put it all together, there are thousands." Finally, he says it's up to the 19 people on the selection panel to do the choosing.
Councillor Mike Lee, former chairman of the Auckland Regional Council, wants the board scrapped during the next Government's term and Maori council seats legislated. Fundamentally, it's the fact that the great majority of Maori ratepayers have no say in the board's make-up that irritates him.
"I think it will have to be replaced with elected people, same as us ordinary joes. Go out there, hand out leaflets at the supermarket until the supermarket manager gets tired of you and kicks you out. Go out there and scrabble for those votes."
Separately, he says he's an admirer of Taipari who he's come to know and respect through shared council committee work.
"I admire his leadership, he leads from the front. A rugby writer would say he carted the ball up tirelessly. He's a tough guy who comes with his own integrity. He hasn't been to a Swiss girls' finishing school. He speaks his mind forcefully and courageously. I respect that in him."
For his part Taipari is clear that the board, through its work programme, will make a significant contribution to the region. The end is to see living standards raised for Maori and all New Zealanders.
He believes the body has an ally in the mayor, although the board will be looking closely at what risk factors may affect it come next year's local government election.
Brown says there's been an excellent relationship over the past two years between Taipari and himself. Board members are also making significant contributions at committee stages. Both are acutely aware of the historical nature of two new organisations figuring out how they are supposed to work together.
"It's hugely challenging. You're going to have teething problems because there's no manual."
He won't be drawn on whether the franchise for the Maori board should be extended, saying the board needs time to settle and any thought of change should be left until the council's second term. "I think Maori are pretty pleased with what they've got and pretty pleased with their performance. They ought to be."
In the former spray-painter's office is a picture of his great great grandfather, Wirope, named for British naval officer Willoughby Shortland who was instrumental in getting Ngati Maru to sign the treaty.
He's proud of that link to the country's birth.
"I'm a patriotic Maori boy."
Gold was good for both Maori and Pakeha 150 years ago but in short order the Waitangi Tribunal's Hauraki report details how arrangements weren't honoured between the iwi and the Auckland Provincial Government. Today the iwi controls only 2.6 per cent of its former lands.
Wirope's part of Ngati Maru history was about providing opportunities. Taipari says his job has been to work to see assets returned - Hauraki is on the brink of that occurring.
The board fits within a wider passion for Maori development.
"My grandfather is the one who set me on this path. He didn't tell me where it ends but I'm committed [to it] for the rest of my life."
David Taipari
Age: 48
Married to Debbie, two daughters, one moko
Ngati Maru


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Dr. Beardall's work has focused on dance, dance/movement therapy, and cognitive, social, and emotional development using dance and the expressive arts in the public schools.
Nancy Beardall
Professional Title: Associate Professor and Program Coordinator, Dance/Movement Therapy
Areas of Academic Focus and Expertise: Dance/Movement therapy, Movement Analysis
Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: • DMT: Theories and Practice I and II• Body/Movement Observation and Assessment I and II• Power, Privilege and Oppression in Clinical Practice
Education: M.Ed., Lesley University; Ph.D., Lesley University; C.M.A., BC-DMT, LMHC
Representative List of Recent Publications / Exhibitions: Selected PublicationsBeardall, N. Surrey, J. (2013). 'Relational Mindfulness and Relational Movement in Training Dance/Movement Therapists.' Rappaport, L. (Ed), Mindfulness and the Arts Therapies. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers.Beardall, N. (2011, June) Review of the book "The harmonic structure of movement, music and dance according to Rudolf Laban: An examination of his unpublished writings and drawings" by Carol-Lynne Moore. American Journal of Dance Therapy, doi 10.1007/s104665-011-9106-6
Beardall, N. (2011, June) Spirals dancing and the spiral integrated learning process: An embodied knowing. Journal of Applied Arts and Health, Vol 2.1Beardall, N., Bergman S., Surrey J. (2007). Making Connections: Building Community and Gender Dialogue in Secondary Schools. Cambridge, MA: Educators for Social Responsibility.
Beardall, N. (2005). "Dance the Dream," in Little Signs of Hope! The Arts, Education and Social Change, Edited by M. C. Powell and V. Marcow Speiser, New York: Peter Lang Publishers.Beardall, Nancy, (2006). Creating a peaceable school: Confronting intolerance and bullying. Newton, MA: Newton Public Schools.Selected ConferencesDr. Beardall presents nationally on her work in the schools and traveled to the Ukraine the summer of 2011 regarding her integration of dance therapy and the arts into education.2013 NEADTA, Antioch, NH, "Embodied Knowing and Creating Peaceable Schools"2012 ADTA Conference, Albuquerque, NM, "Relational Mindfulness and Relational Movement in Training Dance Therapists"2012 NEADTA, Cambridge, MA, "Dance of the Healing Spirit". Keynote Speaker with Dicki Johnson Macy2012 MVP's Bystander Intervention Conference, Northeastern University, Plenary Panel: Bystander Pedagogy: Why and How We Teach and Facilitate2011 ADTA Conference, Minneapolis, MN, "One Model of Dance Education and Dance/Movement Therapy in a K-12 Public School System"2010 ADTA Conference, New York City, "An Interactive/Experiential Panel: Exploring 'Movement Thinking,' Labananalysis and DMT"2010 Scholarship Day, Lesley University, Cambridge, MA, Panel, "Dance Therapy Across the Lifespan"2010 Scholarship Day, Lesley University, Cambridge, MA, "From Isolation to Building Community"2010 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, "The Biology of Dance"2009 ADTA Conference, Portland, Oregon, "A Dialogue about the many Applications of Laban Movement Analysis" 2009 IEATA Conference, Lesley University, Cambridge, MA, "Mentoring, the Arts and Social Action" 2009 Scholarship Day, Lesley University, Cambridge, MA, "A Program Evaluation Study of the Implementation of the Mentors in Violence Prevention Program in a Public High School" 2008 ADTA Conference, Austin, Texas, "Spirals Dancing and the Integrated Pedagogical Process" 2008 Huntington Lecture, Newton North High School with Peter Roby from Northeastern University, "The Arts, Athletics and Activism" FilmsBeardall N. (2006). Let the dancing begin: A twenty-year retrospective of the dance program at Day Middle School. DVD.Beardall, N. (1992). In our words: Dancing for development and discovery. A documentary on the study of dance, adolescence, and self-esteem in eighth grade students. DVDBeardall, N. (1983). Day dances, a documentary about the dance program at F.A. Day Junior High. Beardall N. (1980). On the Inside Looking In, a documentary on the dance therapy program in the Newton Public Schools. AwardsCenter for Research Fellowships, Lesley University 2008, 2009, 2010 Goldrick Fund for Women in Leadership Grant 1999, 2000 Community Service Learning Grant 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Anti-Defamation League Teaching Award 1998 Charles Brown Fellowship Award 1992, 1997 Horace Mann Grant 1990
As a dance/movement therapist, consultant, Certified Movement Analyst, and educator, Dr. Beardall's work has focused on dance, dance therapy and cognitive, social/emotional and relational development using dance/movement and the expressive arts in the public schools with students K-12 of all populations. Dr. Beardall has developed numerous curricula for middle and high school students promoting wellness, decision-making skills, healthy relationships and making a difference in the school community. Her community building programs through the arts have involved students, parents and community members. Dr. Beardall's research studies have spanned a range of topics from the influence of creative dance on self-esteem in early adolescence to the effectiveness of bullying prevention and mentoring programs through the arts promoting gender respect and the prevention of sexual harassment and dating abuse. Her school-based programs have received federal, state and local grants.
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As I read Sprats post, my hard knuckled, calloused hand almost broke the computer screen.
Seems you can't shake a mans hand through a computer, but if you could, the above post is worthy of a handshake.
Back to the thread, Black Blade and Bellson speak sound tactics.
The only thing I could add is;
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TutorialsUse Markdown format with SilverStripe
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If you are sick of fumbling with TinyMCE but still want a way to include editable HTML styled content fields in the CMS then Markdown may be the answer.Continue reading...
TutorialsAdding Custom Filterable Reports to ReportAdmin
7 October 2011 | | | Supports v2.4Tweet
With only the standard Broken Links Report, the report admin area in Silverstripe's CMS can feel a bit underused. In this tutorial I'm going to take a look at how you can add a custom report into the report admin section of the CMS which can make keeping track of a variety of statistics a little more straightforward.
To keep this simple I am going to give users the ability to assign a colour to each page on the site and then generate a report of any pages on the site that have been assigned a particular colour.Continue reading...
TutorialsAdding an image to a blog post using Decorators and the SilverStripe Blog Module
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The Silverstripe blog module is great and its made its way into many of my Silverstripe sites. However, for most designers it is missing one vital aspect; an image field for each post. In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to quickly add an image to the blog module without editing any of it's files, allowing hassle free upgrading in future.Continue reading...
TutorialsAdd a duplicate button to Model Admin
19 April 2011 | | | Supports v2.4Tweet
Often you will want to add some extra features to your Model Admin interface. Luckily it's pretty straightforward when you know how! In this tutorial we are going to add a simple 'Duplicate' button for our managed Model.Continue reading...
TutorialsUsing Translatable to create a Simple Multilingual Site
9 April 2011 | | | Supports v2.4Tweet
I recently had a request to build a multilingual site for an accountant who wanted to enter content in English, Romanian and Russian, and wanted their site visitors to be able to switch languages by clicking on the image of the country flag - and I was pleasantly surprised to learn how quick and easy it is to implement using Silverstripe's Translatable class.Continue reading...
TutorialsCustom sorting in the CMS SiteTree
14 February 2011 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3Tweet
Ever wanted to sort some parts of the SiteTree? Well now you can!Continue reading...
TutorialsAdd flexible MetaTags control to Pages
15 January 2011 | | | Supports v2.4Tweet
When you display DataObjects as if they are a single Page or use a Page Action to display a different view of the same Page, by default your MetaTags are the same as the tags you entered in the CMS.
One way to change the MetaTags dynamicly is to add a lot of template controls to display different MetaTags for each view, but you can get a lot more flexibility by overriding the SiteTree MetaTags function in your Page_Controller.Continue reading...
TutorialsDynamically Generating Dropdown Lists
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This post title may look familiar, but it has in fact been completely re-written with lots of new code! When using dropdown menus, you will often want to dynamically generate the options, usually to a list of DataObjects or Pages for the user to choose from. This tutorial explores the options at your disposal when it comes to creating dynamic dropdowns in the SilverStripe.Continue reading...
TutorialsUsing Short Codes to embed a YouTube video
28 April 2010 | | | Supports v2.4Tweet
SilverStripe 2.4 has introduced shortcodes to the CMS editor. Simply, the CMS user can now add short BBCode style code to the editor area and it can then be replaced using a predefined function. For example [link id=23] could be replaced by the link to Page with an ID of 23. In fact that is exactly how internal links created in the links sidebar work in 2.4, preventing them from breaking when URLs change.Continue reading...
TutorialsWorking with Site Config
19 April 2010 | | | Supports v2.4Tweet
One of the great new features of 2.4 is the introduction of a Site Config page. This allows you to put all of those fields which are not page related, such as The sites title, root access permissions and even the current theme. The SiteConfig class is simply a dataobject and so can easily be extended to include fields, relationships and functions which you can then access from anywhere in your site.Continue reading...
TutorialsEmbed flash content using SWFObject
3 December 2009 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3Tweet
There are numerous ways to embed flash content into your SilverStripe Website. A commonly used and very flexible method to embed flash is provided by the SWFObject script. In this snippet I'll show you how to create a custom FlashPage that will contain flash content, embedded using SWFObject.Continue reading...
TutorialsAdding a CMS action
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If like me you cannot figure out how on earth to use the updateCMSActions() function in a decorator and you also can't get the getCMSActions() function to find your custom method inside the controller then here is a way to make it work, which will allow you to create custom actions and buttons to trigger those actions within the CMS.Continue reading...
TutorialsAutofill MetaDescription and MetaKeywords on page save
28 July 2009 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3Tweet
Most of my customers don't want to add meta info manually, so I add an onBeforeWrite() function to update the Meta Description field and count the keyword density of the content with a separate function and add these keywords to the Meta Keywords fields when a page is saved.
In my humble SEO opinion every page needs an unique Meta Description. Keywords seems to be less important for search engines, but why not add them automatically anyway! The function counts how many times each word exist in the Content, order the words by occurrence and glues the words to a comma separated string. In this function only words with more then 4 characters are counted, but you can adjust that if you like.Continue reading...
TutorialsCustomising the WYSYWIG editor (TinyMCE)
24 July 2009 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3Tweet
The default install of SilverStripe contains an array of buttons for the TinyMCE HTML editor. However usually your client will need some extra functionality or you may want to keep things simple for them by removing some of the buttons. As of SilverStripe 2.3.2 this is very easy and can be achieved by adding some code to the _config.php file.Continue reading...
TutorialsCustom Login Form with Group Based Redirection
7 April 2009 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3Tweet
In this tutorial we are going to create a system that allows the Admin to decide which (front-end) page a group of users are redirected to after login. This will be defined via a TreeDropdown for each group in the security section, and can also be set to send them to the admin area via a checkbox.Continue reading...


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Posted at 11:59 AM on August 31, 2012
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And I love little coinsedences in the data.First of all, you share one birthday with my mom, which is 3 of July, secondly, in your ex-wife's shoes could be easy me sinse I was born in 1978 too plus we both belong to the fire house: I am aries and nevertheless my height is 176 cm too. Wow!!!
I think you must be very caring and nice person, loving son and brother sinse your sister and mother both live with you. I would love to have the same chance to be able to keep the most precious and loved ones by my side even after my marriage. It's wonderful. Just for that you have my deepest respect! What about your devorce: tell me man what have you done to that poor woman so she would not just divorce you just a month before your jubilee but also take the only child of yours, your flesh and blood? I believe it is really nasty!!!! Well, I have no right to judge anybody, the only thing I could recommend you: please next time do not marry an actress, just choose somebody real, so when you will be looking into her eyes you wont see a fake love and affection.
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Posted at 8:12 PM on September 18, 2016
All anyone should say is…. as long as they are a good person, no matter the belief. What really matters is putting your children first ALWAYS! Being thankful for what you have. Being respecful to others. Remember that you have manners.
Never forget where you came from and how hard your family worked to take care of you.Keep things interesting in the bedroom.
BTW People need to stop judging others. It brings hate into the world.
We have enough of that already!
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While we believe that actions usually speak louder than words, we also value the power of story telling and the clarity and intimacy that good environmental writing can bring to our community. Our environmental feature stories are such testaments, reflections, rants and raves. Colleagues, activists and friends are here, lending their voices to our stubborn and ongoing work for wilderness preservation.
Our Common Waters
Our Common Waters focused on the freshwater crisis facing the earth. The more water we use and waste, the harder it is for freshwater animals and plants to survive.
Early Fall 2013
Three Heroes Against Three Pipelines by Bill McKibben
Running out of North by Dylan Tomine
Summer 2013
Dyeing Rivers by Corinne Platt-Rikkers
Spring 2013
Downstream From Your Jeans by Corinne Platt-Rikkers
Fall 2011
Rios Libres by Craig Childs
Freedom to Roam
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Spring 2010
The One Thing Wolverines Can't Take On by Douglas H. Chadwick
Winter 2009
Coming Back by Rick Bass
Love Your Mother – Mother Nature – And All Her Creatures by Tom Brokaw
Holiday 2009
Coming Back by Kris Tompkins
Fall 2009
Walking with Pronghorn by Rick Ridgeway
Kids Fall 2009
Monarchs, Migration and Tiny Tags by Sue Halpern
Fall 2009
Walking with Pronghorn by Rick Ridgeway
Late Summer 2009
George Archibald: Dances with Cranes by Scott Weidensaul
Summer 2009
A Gray Whale Migration Story by Dick Russell
Winter 2008
Finding Space for Tule Elk by Michael Fay
Kids' Fall 2008
Escape to a Wilder Wild by Carin Knutson
Fall 2008
Hermits of the Big Wild by Karsten Heuer
Late Summer 2008
The Return of the Moose by Bill McKibben
Heart of Winter 2008
Paths to Survival by Rick Ridgeway
A Bear's Journey: Traveling 50 Miles Back Home by Patagonia with Doug and Andrea Peacock
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The Bear Who Crossed The Freeway by Doug and Andrea Peacock
Our Cause by Bill McKibben
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
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Winter 2007
Caribou Camp by Karsten Heuer
Kids' Fall 2007
Muskoxen of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge by Jonathan Waterman
Fall 2007
Protecting the Arctic Refuge by Tom Udall
Saving the Sacred Place by Jonathan Waterman
Late Summer 2007
The Last Wild Food by Alice Waters
Winter 2002
The Last Wilderness by Kennan Ward
Mardy Murie: Mother of the American Conservation Movement
Creating the Future Patagonia National Park
Conservacion Patagonica, a non-profit organization dedicated to protection of wildland ecosystems and biodiversity in the Patagonia region of Chile and Argentina, is working towards the goal of creating Patagonia National Park, a world-class park similar in size to Yosemite National Park in California. Learn more
Holiday 2008
Becoming Wild by Rick Ridgeway
Ride for the Rivers by Jim Little
Holiday 2007
From Shepherd to Park Ranger in Patagonia by Daniel Velasquez
From Pulling Fence to Enlightenment by Rob Bon Durant
Holiday 2006
Wild Transformation by Kris Tompkins
A Letter from Chacabuco by Lisa Pike
Wild South by Rick Ridgeway
Oceans as Wilderness
The goal of our 2006-2007 Oceans as Wilderness campaign was to help us see what lives under the Earth's seas: how the vast schools of tuna are like those herds of buffalo; how bottom trawling is like clear-cutting an entire forest to get at a single tree. As we teach ourselves how close the connection is between the vitality of human life and the marine environment, we can all become better stewards of the ocean in our daily lives. Learn more
Summer 2007
Pirates by G. Bruce Knecht
Spring 2007
The Sockeye and Cyanide by Steve Maher
The Spark by Alexandra Morton
Heart of Winter 2007
Exploring the Wild Oceans by Sylvia A. Earle
Winter 2006
Toxic Soup by John Dutton
Fall 2006
The Whales Of Patagonia by Richard Ellis
Shifting Baselines - How Can We Protect The Future Of The Oceans
Kids' Fall 2006
Nature's Lessons by Chris Hearst
Summer 2006
Cruising Through the Waste Stream by Jim Little
To Trawl or Not to Trawl by Rod Fujita
Surf 2006
Pupukea Paumali by Jack Johnson
Spring 2006
The Eye of a Marlin by Dick Russell & Jessie Benton
Heart of Winter 2006
Comes a Turtle, Comes the World by Carl Safina
Getting Our House in Order
When played out on an industrial scale, environmental impacts are severe. At Patagonia, in an effort to lead an examined life, we've researched nearly all aspects of manufacturing Patagonia clothing and the environmental footprints of our offices and shipping center. We call it Getting Our House in Order or GOHO. Here you'll find examples of what we've done in this arena and our ongoing efforts.
Footprint Chronicles™
Visit our interactive mini-site that allows you to track the environmental impact of select Patagonia products from design through delivery.
Holiday 2005
Think Locally, Act Locally by Adam Chamberlain
Winter 2005
On Corporate Responsibility for Planet Earth by Yvon Chouinard
Late Fall 2005
Let My People Go Surfing by Yvon Chouinard
Fall 2005
Activist Athletes by Yvon Chouinard
The Second World by Ellen Meloy
Summer 2005
Patagonia's Green Shipping Center
Spring 2005
Patagonia and Organic Cotton: A Case Study
Getting Your House in Order
In the course of a day, every one of us does something that adversely affects the health of the planet. We don't decide to, we just don't give it a thought. Here are a collection of essays that speak to what individuals have done to correct bad habits and start new good ones.
Summer 2005
Heating With a Match by Sue Halpern
Late Summer 2005
Your Choices by Amory B. Lovins
Late Fall 2005
Hunger by Bill McKibben
Heart of Winter 2005
Sunpower by Denis Hayes
Holiday 2004
From Crisis to Opportunity by David Suzuki
Spring 2005
The Mirror of Our Fate by Jared Diamond
Winter 2004
A New American Dream by Betsy Taylor
Politics, Reality, Change
At various times, we address politics directly (usually in an important election year). It's part of our Vote the Environment campaign. Here you'll find a number of essays from different political points of view that all hold a single cause sacred: the health of the planet.
Winter 2005
Why Is Rural America At Loggerheads With The Environmental Movement? by Theodore Roosevelt IV
Environmental Movement Alive and Well ... but what about the media? by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Kids' Fall 2005
In Harm's Way by Sophie McKibben
Fall 2005
Sacred Cows by Jim Little
Fall 2004
Crimes Against Nature by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and John Moyers
High Stakes by Deb Callahan
Republicans and the Enviro by Russell E. Train
Wild Salmon
Wild Salmon are a keystone species crossing both land and water through their migrations. Salmon's role as an indicator of overall ecological health, reflects a complex web of relationships between fish and people. Our campaign places salmon in the larger context of what's happening to our natural landscapes. Read the essays below to learn more about the effects of industrial agriculture, genetic engineering, deforestation, dams and other environmental threats to the survival of wild salmon.
Late Summer 2004
Don't Buy This Shirt Unless You Need It by Yvon Chouinard & Nora Gallagher
Summer 2004
Life's Deep Kinship by Richard Manning
Spring 2004
Organic Farmers, Textile Mills and Patagonia by Jill Vlahos
Balancing Salmon and Power on the Penobscot by Bill Taylor
Heart of Winter 2004
Simple Customs of Salmon Nation by Liz Woody
Holiday 2003
Just Say No to Farmed Salmon by Russell Chatham
Winter 2003
The Gift: Salmon Recovered by Seth Zuckerman
Everything But Salmon by Ted Williams
Fall 2003
The Soul Who Swims by Dr. Carl Safina
A Natural History of Pacific Salmon by Jim Lichatowich
Big, Wild and Connected
Biologists have now broadened the scope of the conservation movement, identifying that corridors linking protected areas, as well as large tracts of wild space are essential for maintaining species diversity and healthy populations. Read the following stories and check out the archive, below, for updates on work our colleagues are doing to to keep wilderness Big, Wild and Connected.
Learn more about our current Environmental initiative, Freedom to Roam.
Summer 2003
A Case for Marine Reserves by John Dutton
A Wild Success: Patagonia Land Trust Report
Spring 2003
Wildlands Project by Michael Soulé
Y2Y by Douglas Chadwick
Fly Fishing 2003
Cutting the Noose From the Salmon's Neck by David James Duncan
Heart of Winter 2003
Stitching Pieces Together, One Wing at a Time by Scott Weidensaul
Holiday 2002
The Maine Woods by Bill McKibben
Winter 2002
The Art of Dirt by Amy Irvine
The Last Wilderness by Kennan Ward
Kids' Winter 2002
Making Buffalo Common by Sue Halpern
Fall 2002
Big, Wild and Connected
Wild Trouble in Patagonia by Kristine Tomkins
Summer 2002
Patagonia Land Trust: An opportunity we can't miss
Genetic Engineering
In 2001, we began a campaign to explore and confront the dangers of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). by manipulating life forms and using the natural world as a petri dish, some scientists and the agricultural industry are threatening global biological diversity. Read the following stories for more information on the problems with genetic engineering (GE), reactions from our peers and direction for speaking up.
Spring 2002
Running the Gauntlet by Sue Halpern
At What Risk? A Summary of Thoughts on Genetic Engineering
Heart of Winter 2002
What Does a Clothing Company Know About Genetic Engineering? by Yvon Chouinard
Ecological Risk and Surprise on the GMO Roller Coaster by Ed Grumbine
Winter 2001
Biodiversity, Biotechnology and Biopiracy by Vandana Shiva
Europe Rejects GE Food by Gill Lacroix
Women's Fall 2001
The Science of Wisdom by Martha Herbert
Kids' Fall 2001
Growing a Son by Michael Ableman
Fall 2001
Magic Door by Bill McKibben
The Wisdom of Waiting by Jil Zilligen
Summer 2001
Death of a Butterfly by Mark Ritchie
Spring 2001
Coyote's Fleas by Freeman House
Behind that Farmed Salmon Steak by Seth Zuckerman
Women's Spring 2001
Unnatural Selection by Chris Desser
Men's Spring 2001
Frankenforests by Jack Turner
Early Spring 2001
Why Patagonia? Why Now? by John Sterling
The Essence of the Wild by Jack Turner


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A captivating mess of contradictions, Century 2009 showed perhaps more strongly than any other work that an Alan Moore not operating at the height of his powers remains more compelling than most other writers in comics. Perhaps only he could get away with putting out a comic that was in many ways so flawed, yet which still remained one of the most essential reads of the year.
For fans of the series and its ongoing plot, this was easily the most satisfying instalment of the third volume – in contrast to 1910 and 1969, which, for their strengths, had faltered in providing a solid, structured narrative (or, in the case of the former, any real discernible story at all). At times it's difficult to look upon this volume as being the same comic as the original first series, but the through-thread of Mina's life with the League remains its heart and spine, while the tale of her relationship with Allan here reached a final and devastating conclusion.
The Haddo/Antichrist plot had felt slightly uninspired during 1969, but here resolved itself superbly; the twin twists of Haddo's unhappiness at being shunted into the background of his own plan, and the revelation that the Antichrist of twentieth-century fiction is none other than – basically – Harry Potter (albeit with elements of a few other characters chucked in), render the climax of the tale an odd and unsettling one rather than any kind of huge apocalyptic battle. The Potter analogue was particularly inspired (if a little mean-spirited), while the identity of the pretty-much-literal deus ex machina who shows up to save the day even more of a riot. Here, as with both the Moore and Craig Bonds showing up in the same panel (while the Judi Dench "M" was revealed as an older Emma Peel), or the BBC3-teenager dialogue of the ultimate villain, was Moore simply having tremendous, clever fun with his concept, as he has done with League since the beginning.
And yet at times it was hard to shake the feeling that the book had lost its way satirically, somewhat. In stark contrast to how he had handled the literary references in the series' early days, 2009 gave the sense that Moore didn't really understand the cultural world he was spearing. All manner of hat-tips to Armando Iannucci and co. can't mask the fact that so much of where 2009 placed itself seemed to miss the point, and leave Moore coming across as a crotchety old man grumbling about the youth of today. This extended to the often half-arsed application of the series' fabled use of fictional cameos – where once they were subtle and clever or integrated carefully into the background of the story, here we just saw a succession of characters (some not even immediately recognisable) in the foreground of panels, peering out at the reader. In some cases these were even anachronistic – okay, so Doctor Who is a time traveller, but nevertheless the Matt Smith incarnation is utterly irrelevant to the cultural milieu of the year 2009 (having only debuted on New Year's Day in 2010). Perhaps an unimportant example, but it's never really been possible to accuse Alan Moore of lacking attention to detail before now, so to be able to do so here feels unsettling.
Fortunately, where the book excelled – in the character work with Mina, Allan and (yes, finally!) Orlando, in the mesmerisingly horrific denouement, in unexpectedly setting up an entirely female possible future League (finally once and for all rendering the series' umbrella title utterly meaningless), in its peerless metatextuality, in O'Neill's one-of-a-kind, frequently terrifying visuals – rendered these concerns less relevant than they might otherwise have been. Century 2009 may have seen Moore reach a little further than he was able to successfully grasp when it came to turning his gaze up on the stories of others – but fortunately, in and of itself it was one of his own strongest stories for some time.


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Here we top pizza with herbed mashed beans, sliced plum tomatoes, sweet caramelized onions and some shredded Gouda for a tasty flatbread that will have you rethinking pizza toppings.
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Place oven rack in the lowest position; preheat to 450°F. Coat a large noninsulated baking sheet with cooking spray.
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Located in a very strategic location, 15 minutes walk from the historic center and the Santa Maria Novella Station and a short pass from the Fortezza da Basso and Palazzo dei Congressi, the site of important events related to the other Italian fashion.
Whether your stay is for personal reasons, to work, study or simply to immerse yourself in the endless beauty of the city of Florence, my home is' the ideal place for your every need.
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Newly renovated, the room "Old Basin", has outdoor bath and shower, 22 "LCD TV, heating and Wi-Fi, kitchen and garden.
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• Airport "Amerigo Vespucci" Florence - towards the center (4.50 KM)
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The room is perfectly clean and somewhat well-equipped (except for the tiny TV). However, they have Inconvenient check-in and check-out policies. We arrived after 8pm and had to pay a 15 euro check in fee. Check out is at 10am which is way too early for being in vacation.
Nice house in the center of Firenze, easy to park the car in the street, a good restaurant near the house. Warmly welcome and bif comfortable romm. Good advices to visit the town.
Our stay was very brief in Florence but our room was clean and as described in the website. For those with big suitcases the stairs might be an issue. Check out time was early (10am) but able to hold our suitcases if needed.
The room was clean and very good. The persons were exeptional friendly. The atmosphere was good.
Great place to stay with really friendly hosts. Perfect location - easy walking distance from the centre or simple bus ride as well. Really enjoyed our stay here and would highly recommend!
We had a wonderful time in this very good and tidy place close to the centre of Florence. I can just recommend it!
Hôtes sympathique, mais maison très sonore et la salle de bain soit disant liée à la chambre était utilisée par d'autres locataires avec de mauvaises surprises que cela entraine la propreté.
rangement très mal conçu dans la chambre, une seule grande penderie (en hauteur) difficilement accessible pour les personnes de petite taille
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(v) "Baking" while snowmobiling. Often involves the use of a snowmobile helmet with a visor that can open and close. (adv) To take a huge rip while out smowmobiling, usually off of a blunt or steamroller, then immediately put the visor down so that when you exhale, the smoke is trapped inside for you to shotgun multiple times.
The stoners were bored, so they decided to get on their snowmobiles and go snowmobaking on the trails.
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I would start with Wellington Mara. But as far as players go I would say Mark Bavaro.
He isnt the only ex Giant I have met, but he was the most interesting by far.
I would start with Wellington Mara. But as far as players go I would say Mark Bavaro.
He isnt the only ex Giant I have met, but he was the most interesting by far.
Tomorrow @ 9:00 PM EST. NFL Network.
Dave Brown for sure. I think he was way under rated.
Just when I don't think it can get any worse, I think of you Ray. I have been to the abyss....thank you for helping me stay positive.
Last edited by bigjeep; 10-14-2013 at 07:44 AM.
Players come and go on the Free Agency Merry-Go-Round, but the N.Y. Giants will always be here!
I would like to see one on the 1958 Championship game. They need to do one soon before all of the participants are gone. Mark Bowden already did a book on the game so all the research is there already.
Strahan was the true HEART and Soul of the defense and the D hasn't been as good since he hung up his cleats.
Strahan was better in his 15th season than any of the stiffs they have on the roster now!!!!
Suit him up today, I guarantee that coming off the street cold he would have a sack and 10 QB hurries.
And he wasn't a Reese pick either ...hmmmmmm When you get down to it....who the hell has Reese drafted that you can say has been either good, consistent or any combination of the two??
Bumping as a reminder. Today starting at 9-10 PM EST on the NFL Network. Also there's another half hour special on top about Strahan right after. One of the most dominant and complete DE in Giants history.
Looking forward to it.
i remember when i first saw this interview during that season. i love how he speaks the truth.


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The recently-renovated Hollywood Beach Resort Cruise Port is a beachfront historical hotel that stands along a stretch of white-sand beach at the south end of town. Fort Lauderdale is 10 miles away; downtown Miami is a 20-mile drive.
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|Via Ettore Rolli, 00157 Roma, 意大利
The apartment is very close to the Macro museum, the food market, restaurants and bars of Testaccio and Trastevere. It is very convenient to just walk into the historical city but this place is also very well connected by public transports.
The room on offer is bright and spacious, with a small open view balcony. The apartment has a bathroom and a living room plus my bedroom. I take care of the flat and can serve breakfast, cook Italian food and give tips and suggestions about the town. You will be treated as a very welcome guest.
You will have private access to your room and balcony and to the bathroom and living area. Usage of the kitchen is on demand. If you need to use the washing machine, just let me know. Breakfast and towels are included.
I live in the flat, have my own room and most probably will be working from my studio during the day. You will have keys and will be able to come and go whenever you like. I can help you and give you tips about city's interests and amenities. I will help you to make the best of living in Rome!
There is a lot of free public parking in the area.
The flat is located in the center between two great areas. Testaccio and Trastevere. Testaccio, used to be the river Port of the Romans on the Tevere. It is close to Pyramid and in the past centuries it used to be the butchery district which left a huge and silent space used as museums, food, shopping and alternative economy. Trastevere is very well known to tourists from all over the world. On Sunday morning Porta-Portese Flee Market is just downstairs. There is much more in the area to see and to live.
2 Minutes from the Tram System. 2 Minutes from Trastevere train station. Connection to Fiumicino airport takes 25 minutes.
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We spend 7 days at Giulios Appartment, he was absolutly fantastic. He helped us out with a problem we had with a car and even gave us some bicycles for a ride through the city. He knows a lot of secret places and we had some very nice conversations. My girlfriend and me, we would love to stay at his appartment again one day!
We enjoyed a pleasant visit with Giulio, who was the perfect host. The accommodation is a nice walk away from the ancient Roman sites.
Giulio is a very friendly host!
The bedroom is spacious and the flat quiet. And the breakfast was perfect.
We enjoyed our trip in Rome!
We enjoyed our stay at Giulio's apartment. Giulio is a very nice host. He gave us very good tips about Rome and we also spent some time talking about this and that. Every morning we had a breakfast at the kitchen table prepared earlier by him and the coffee from the italian percolator was really tasty. The location in my opinion is great. The surrounding area of Trastevere and Testaccio is very authentic where you can watch the daily life of real Italians. There's also a big flea market on Sunday just outside the entrance to Giulio's house. And it's still only a few stops by bus or a tram to the city centre and the main tourist attractions. I highly recommend this accomodation.
Our stay in Giulious appartement was exellent.
Giulios is af very fine host, he gave us good tips for sight i Rome and informations about Italy. Every morning we found a tabel with bread and well-tasting coffee.
The appartement is situated at 5. floor with a nice prospect over the street from a small balcony five minutes from Trastevere Station (wtih connection to Fimicino Airport and other destinations.
Near Trastevere, the most lively part of Rome, Giulio has a nice appartment with a warm welcome and care! We stayed here for 5 nights and we certainly would choose again to stay here! Giulio makes you feel very comfortable as his guest. The bedroom is great with the small balcony and the nice view over Tasticcio bridge. Very practical is the situation near Train station Trastevere, only 25 min. to the airport. Tram 8, also nearby, brings you right to the old centre of Rome. We enjoyed Rome and the stay very much! Love and greets, Jan en Marie, Holland
We had a great time in Rome also thanks to Giulio and his apartment. He is a very friendly host and the apartment is nice and clean. The location is good, too.
Grazie mille!
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Giulio is a charming host and very flexible !! It is a very good price /quality
Giulio is a great host. He gives you a lot of advices for a pleasant time in Rome and is interested in your stay. For us he had a surprise because we missed two days trough a flight cancellation. He also gives you a feeling of it's your own home in spite of he lives there also. We've had good conversations in Italian but he also speaks English. The room is big with lot's of storage and a tiny balcony with place for two. The apartment is on the fifth floor without an elevator but Giulio is very kind to bring your luggage up.
Breakfast was typical Italian: biscuits with coffee and juice. Not enough for who's used to have bread and other things, but across the bridge (about 400m) is a big markethall with different stands full with lovely food (fruits, bread, ao).
We had a great stay and we highly recommend this place and host!
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Discussion in 'POLLing place' started by TrailLeadr, Nov 3, 2010.
Did your favored candidate win or lose?
Ha ha, I had to go with the "horses ass" answer cuz I live in a liberal socialist state where the welfare cases & the illegal aliens up north (in the population zone), who are looking for the free ride on the backs of the working mans taxes, always control the vote. They re-elected a previous governor, & congressman who have run this state so far into the red, that we'll never get out!
edit*** Hey Patrick, I don't think all the votes are being recorded. 50 people have come here & only 5 votes have been recorded???? Smth wrong..plus my horses ass vote didn't show up..
LOL, I love how there's two "meh...." votes, so far.
Ha Ha what is MEH anyway?? I'm new on computers & I'm not up on the jargon...
Meh is just like it sounds. Think of a shoulder shrug along with it.
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And I didn't get to vote. I am kind of disappointed by that. Being a conservative in Texas, my vote rarely matters anyway (since the Republican almost always wins) but I still wish I would have had the opportunity to get down to he district that I am registered in (45 minutes away). Oh well...
I am one of 5 republicans in the sate of Hawaii I think so my vote matters very little here, but in the end they are all politicians-can't trust em either way. Plus I'm a liberal republican and the R running for Governor was a a little too conservative so its not a huge deal.
LOL Kid, WTF does that mean??
If you're really a liberal, I don't think we can be friends anymore.
The man that I was going for was my room-mate in 04-05. I was very glad to see him win.
LOL, that's kinda funny. Almost sounds like there's little point in even having political parties there, since it seems the lines are terribly blurred. But yeah, you can't trust 'em any further than you can throw 'em!
I seriously hope you're kidding with him.
Anyway, I didn't start this thread for people to get upset. I know politics can be a touchy subject. But I was just wondering how the voting turned out for our members. We have a pretty diverse group of people here, and I know we can keep this civilized.
*Edit* We'll have to look into the poll and see if something is up with it. It's normal to have a high page view count compared to voting since the search engines crawl the hell out of the site, but are obviously not allowed to vote.
I chose not to vote, since i didnt care for any of the canidates, however my area Reprasentative of 36 years got dethroned!! WOOOOHOOO, im all about a fixed amount of terms thanks to the corruption that comes with time!
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text: I agree with you. Curry is immature as a coach. Joe should have never put him in charge. The little things you do as a coach (and in life) are very important. Some needs to pass this on to Curry. I dont feel that Curry will develop into a decent coach. The type of player he was will hinder him becoming a decent coach. I think he feels that he was better than he was.


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by juck, Nov 5, 2012.
With or without the probing?
This made my week. Nobody will convince me that Tim Mac isn't a fan of this team.
If you saw the same video that we all did and you can still defend this man, then I just don't know what to tell you.
He does look at himself in the mirror but when he does he sees Jerry Reese.
This video should be stickied for all those who say that Jerry isn't that involved in football decisions.
Jerry's face when McMahon brought up one playoff win in 15 years...
That was just..
Made me feel so happy inside. I know it won't change anything, but my God it warms my insides to see Jerry squirm like that.
It's gonna be Stephen Jones u dufus
You WILL die long before the Cowboys bring in a "Non-Jones" GM so get over yourself
Like a broken record...
Well if the Joneses are in charge for generations to come, then we'll all die before we win another Super Bowl.
i believe they are allergic to plastic
self delusion is often incurable
Jerry's absolutely stuck right now; he's in an absolute bind. If he concedes and hires a GM, it will be a sign to the fandom that Jimmy really did built the dynasty (not that any sane fan had any doubts to begin with).
Jerry is so hungry to to convince people that he was in the mix as a GM and talent evaluator in the 90's that he'd rather see decades of futility rather than concede that it was Jimmy. His ego absolutely will not allow him to do that. That's why he keeps telling fans that we've been doing it this way since he bought the team.
If Jerry should concede and hires a GM that actually builds a winning team, Jerry, in his fragile psychopathic mind, loses again. He just can't do it. He's in a lose, lose situation.
The bottom line is that Jerry would rather do it his way and lose than do it another way and win because it invalidates his place in history with the franchise and his mind just won't let him accept that.
The only way Jerry would change is if he was losing big time money and his business sense kicked in, much like when he needed a stadium and hired Parcells to bring back some legitimacy back to the franchise. Jerry has his stadium and has built the franchise to a money making machine, win or lose. We're stuck with this lunatic, egomaniac owner until his maker calls him home......
I like how quickly that 1 playoff win question wiped the smile off of Jerry's face.:laugh2:
The bolded is my response to people that say that Jerry wants to win more than anything. I say he wants to win "his way" more than anything, winning and someone else getting the credit doesn't interest him.
Excellent post by the way.
I'm buying.
That video is really depressing. It is going to be a long time before we straighten this thing out. :bang2: :bang2:
Kudos to McMahon!
If he and the rest of the beat writers continue to pound Jerry with these type of questions, it could go a long way to beat him down. But sadly they won't.
Even if he would let Stephen be GM. Maybe its a step. Although in all reality Stephen is not qualified either.
If jurha had two more drinks in him, he would have lost it.:laugh2:
I totally agree. Jerry cannot fire himself without admitting to himself that he was NEVER the guy and his ego will simply not allow that to happen. Ever!
He has been desperately trying to find a way to build a winner and do it "his way" so that he can validate the 3 SBs that were won by Jimmy's team as somehow having been due to Jerry instead.
Unfortunately, the Cowboys continue to fail when it counts the most and have not contended for 16 years now. He is trapped in a downward spiral and the only way he can see to get out is to win a SB but it's not going to happen with him calling the shots.
I never said I wished he would die, I said he would have to die in order for the Cowboys to move on.
We should have know this after the '95 season when Barry Switzer said "we did it our way babyyyyy". I didn't know then but he was seeking validation and he found that after that Super Bowl most people still said that it was Jimmy's team that won. Subsequently each season that has passed, since then, have done more to validate Jimmy involvement in the dynasty and decrease Jerry's.


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There are two recent interviews with Dan Houser about the Grand Theft Auto series, as well as Rockstar's more recent releases like Red Dead Redemption and LA Noire. In the interviews, Dan Houser opens up about the design philosophy of the games and the work that goes into them. He explores the impact that GTA III has had on video games as a medium.
These interviews are very interesting if you wanted to learn the thinking behind the creation of the GTA series and Rockstar's other open-world games. Just follow the links below.
What is particularly interesting is this question about an international GTA setting. From his answer it looks like we can lay GTA: Bogota to rest.
Entertainment Weekly: Looking forward with the GTA series, would you want to do another international edition? You've been in America since GTA III.
Dan Houser: We go backwards and forwards on it. There are very interesting crime stories and other stories you can tell about anyplace in the world. Whether that would work with Grand Theft Auto — when so much about Grand Theft Auto is about the Americana, about the American media — is something I'm not sure about.
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EW: Are you looking to the next stage of the GTA franchise?
DH: There is gonna be one? I don't know. [Smiles] I know nothing about anything after Max Payne 3.
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