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MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- This port city on the Mississippi River calls itself the birthplace of rock 'n' roll. Its credentials? The Memphis Recording Service, forerunner of Sun Studio, in 1951 recorded Rocket 88 by Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats, which some people say was the first rock 'n' roll record.
Several other cities make the same claim, including Wildwood, N.J., where Bill Haley and His Comets performed the first song with "rock" in the title ( Rock Around the Clock) in 1954; Cleveland, where DJ Alan Freed coined the term rock 'n' roll and organized the first rock concert; and Detroit, home of Motown Records.
It's hard to argue against Memphis, where some of the earliest practitioners of the blues and rock 'n' roll got their start at Sun Studio, Stax Records or Hi Records: Johnny Cash, B.B. King, Carl Perkins, Booker T. and the MGs, Jerry Lee Lewis, Rufus and Carla Thomas, and, of course, Elvis Presley.
Supporting evidence abounds. Memphis has the Rock 'n' Soul Museum, Stax Museum, the Gibson Guitar factory and Graceland, all of which document that history — and Beale Street, which echoes with the sound of the blues in daylight as well as at night.
There's a statue of Elvis on Beale Street, B.B. King in bronze in the visitors center. W.C. Handy, known as the father of the blues, presides over the Performing Arts Park that bears his name.
Music seems to seep out of every building, blare from every speaker, accompany every meal. I hear it when I'm eating tamales in the Blues City Café, and over a pulled pork sandwich at The Pig on Beale, while I'm browsing the kitschy souvenir shops for blue suede shoes, and in my hotel, where a painting of B.B. King is part of the jazz-and-blues theme. At night on Beale Street, the competing music from clubs clashes in the street.
Each of the music-related museums has its own soundtrack, and I could spend days just listening to their playlists of historically significant tunes: the original Hound Dog, recorded by "Big Mama" Thornton in 1952, four years before it was covered by Elvis. Cause I Love You, the first record by Carla Thomas, in a duet with her father, Rufus Thomas, himself a rhythm and blues singer. Early recordings by Otis Redding and Wilson Pickett on which Booker T and the MGs performed as the Stax house band.
On this trip, it's tempting to visit the Civil Rights Museum, watch the ducks march at the Peabody Hotel, take a dinner cruise on a paddle wheeler, and go to a minor league baseball game, which has charms lacking in the big leagues.
But I grew up in the '50s and '60s, still own the scratched 45s I collected as a kid, and view rock 'n' roll proudly and possessively as the music that distinguished my generation from the previous one. So I choose to immerse myself in Memphis's music- related landmarks, all of which, in some sense, are museums. I will find that in different proportions, all are part bragging, part recounting history and part spreading a love of music.
First stop: the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum, located on the party stretch of Beale Street. Created by the Smithsonian Institution and the National Museum of American History, it grew out of the history museum's traveling exhibition about American music. Unlike the other museums, which generally focus on a particular niche, this museum is an overview of rock and soul. Exhibits trace the history of American music to gospel music, field hollers and work songs of sharecroppers in the '30s, examining how social and cultural forces shaped music.


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A 54-year-old Verona woman killed Tuesday night while crossing Bloomfield Avenue in Verona did not cross in a crosswalk, according to Verona Police Chief Douglas Huber.
Marie Trusits was struck by the car at 8:45 p.m. near 370 Bloomfield Ave., Huber said, adding she crossed the street as "it was getting dark." The weather was clear at the time of the accident, he said.
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The Montclair man accused of shooting to death a Villanova University student in Montclair pleaded not guilty early Tuesday at his arraignment in Essex County Superior Court in Newark, The Montclair Times reported.
Judge Peter J. Vazquez asked Ernest Williams, 21, if he reviewed the charges against him, if he understood the charges, and if his lawyer, John McMahon, reviewed his rights.
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A beloved Montclair pet store known for its rescue of hundreds of dogs and cats over the last five years most likely will close its doors this month due to a dramatic drop in business. Danny Heaps, owner of on Valley Road in Upper Montclair, told Patch that business has dropped by about 50 percent in the last several months.
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The pilot plan that will allow New York City commuters to take a jitney bus from the to the is moving forward according to officials. It is expected to begin sometime after Labor Day and will run weekdays. Parking at the Mall is free.
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A man, his mother and a third person were arrested on Jacoby Street by Maplewood Police during a police "enforcement action" in the area that turned into a scuffle.
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My son is 5 yrs old and now in Kindergarten. He was just recently diagnosed w/ selective mutism. He struggles at school socially, I addressed this concern with the head start program last year, they continued to pass it off as shyness. He went the ENTIRE year without speaking to the teacher and/or social worker. The head start program is meant for "early intervention" yet no screening took place. I am concerned for other children who may be experiencing this same problem, tax dollars and/or county money is used for this early intervention program yet they are not properly screening and/or detecting issues that are of concern. Please advise, any help is appreciated.
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George Washington and His Maps
In his journey from surveyor to soldier to leader, our first president used cartography to get a feel for the young nation
- By John Hanc
- Smithsonian.com, November 16, 2010
(Yale University Library)
This 3–by-2-foot map shows the boundaries of the new country as established by the Treaty of Paris, which ended the American Revolution. This was also the first important map that designated the United States by name. No wonder Washington had it in his collection. "You see the U.S. as one unified country here," Schecter says. "He probably took great pride in that." (In the inset to the map, the United States is shown without state borders, making it seem even more of a homogenous entity, which also no doubt pleased the general.)
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Some of the nautical information on this British map may have been gathered by the famous (future captain) James Cook, RN, who did a recconnaissance assignment at Quebec.
Posted by Andre Rodenburg on February 20,2012 | 02:36 PM
I've read that a large part of Napoleon's genius was his ability to make extraordinary use of maps.
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Mr. Herr,
Your button is not one that George Washington would have worn but more likely one celebrating his inauguration as President in New York. Contact a museum or reputable antique dealer about it. It could be of some value.
Regards, Daniel S.
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I have in my possession a coat size button with the bust of George Washington imbossed on it.It is either brass or bronze,not sure.It was found on long Island in 1976, by me at a place he visited several times.It could be a cape button that he usaully wore.Can you shed some light on it.I will send a picture if need be or please send me photo's of some of his military uniforms.
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Investigators in Wise County, Va. are happy to confirm 8-year-old Brayden Reid Carty, a little boy who they say was abducted by his biological but non-custodial mother, 32-year-old Tammy Huffman-Giza,
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Investigators with the Wise County, Va. Sheriff's Office are happy to confirm 8-year-old Brayden Reid Carty has been safely recovered -- and his biological but non-custodial mother, 32-year-old Tammy Huffman-Giza has been arrested and charged with his abduction.
Cops say the recovery and capture came after they sniffed out information that Huffman-Giza had recently gotten hitched to a man living in Mayking, Ky. Police went to talk to the man, who initially reported he hadn't been in contact with Huffman-Giza.
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Boots of Mobility
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Availability |
Common |
Tier | Advanced |
Passive | Unique – Enhanced Movement: +45 movement speed. Increases to +105 movement speed when out of combat for 5 seconds. |
Menu | Movement |
Item cost | 1000g (675g) |
Sell value | 700g |
Item Code | 3117 |
Boots of Mobility are an advanced item in League of Legends.[1] They are often favored by players for ganking or pushing as it allows incredibly fast movement between lanes. This item also gives roamers faster transition between lanes.
Recipe Edit
- Boots of Speed (325g)
- 675g
Cost Analysis Edit
- 45 movement speed = 585g
- Total Gold Value = 585g
Gold Efficiency
- The out-of-combat movement speed bonus must have a value of at least 415g for Boots of Mobility to be gold efficient. Since the extra 60 movement speed would be worth 780g if continuous, this means movement speed must deliver 53.2% of its value while out of combat.
Available EnchantmentsEdit
Dealing or receiving damage from any source (including champions, monsters, towers, and minions) counts as combat and will result in the base movement speed bonus of 45. The application of any non-damaging combat debuff (such as exhaust) to an opponent will trigger this state as well. If invulnerable (such as being under the effects of Kayle's Intervention), then autoattacks and non-cc abilities will not trigger this state. Heals, and buffs to allies are not counted as combat. The 105 movement speed bonus will be restored once a champion has not been part of a combat triggering event for 5 seconds.
There is no range limitation for damage dealt for the induction of the combat state and damage over time spells and abilities reset the timer for each tick of damage.
Strategy Edit
- This item is especially useful if you don't have a Teleport to switch lanes.
- This item is good in particular early-mid game on roaming champions, that want to quickly gank different lanes. They lose most value when team fights start to happen. It also allows for chasing and escaping.
- When escaping, remember that poking (e.g. Ashe's Frost Shot) will reset the movement speed, however, healing yourself (e.g. Taric's Imbue) will let you keep the 105 movement speed buff.
Similar Items Edit
- Berserker's Greaves
- Boots of Swiftness
- Ionian Boots of Lucidity
- Mercury's Treads
- Ninja Tabi
- Sorcerer's Shoes
Patch History Edit
- Recipe cost increased to 675 from 650 (total cost unchanged).
- In-combat movement speed reduced to 45 from 70.
- Out-of-combat movement speed reduced to 105 from 130.
- Will now mark you in combat for receiving/dealing any damage, even if it is absorbed by shields.
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- Fixed an issue causing you to retain the movement speed 5 despite dealing damage.
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As the search to select the 14th Blinn College president draws to an end, public forums have been scheduled to give faculty, staff, students, alumni and community members a chance to meet and hear from the finalists.
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Harold E. Nolte, Jr., Ed.D., president, Ellis County campuses, Navarro College.
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Jennifer Taylor, a senior from Montgomery, Ala., will serve as vice president for the American Institute of Architecture Students. The architecture major at Tuskegee University was selected in December during the organization's annual meeting in Savannah, Ga. As part of her duties, Taylor will work and reside in Washington, D.C. to represent students from accredited architecture schools in the nation. After graduating in the spring, she will begin her one-year tenure and also serve on several national committees such as the National Architectural Accrediting Board and school accrediting teams.
"I chose to run on a national level because the AIAS chapter at Tuskegee really gave our students a voice and we created about three first-time events which allowed our students to gain more professional development," Taylor said. "Because of the caliber of experiences that our AIAS chapter was able to give our students, I feel like I would be able to provide those kind of experiences for students on the national level."
At Tuskegee, Taylor serves as: a Architecture Student Leadership Council member; a Tuskegee Ambassador; and a member of Alpha Kappa Mu and Tau Sigma Delta honor societies. As the past president of the university's chapter of AIAS, she undertook several initiatives aimed at enhancing the professional preparation of architecture students.
Taylor led several fundraising events so students could attend conferences; she was the founder and editor of the AIAS Annual Chapter Newsletter. She also invited local architects to participate in a networking event that featured resumes and portfolio critiques for Tuskegee students. Under her leadership she was selected as National Chapter Leader of the Month in January 2012.
"Architecture is the type of major where professional development is everything and exposure is so important to our students," Taylor said. "It gives you a heads-up to know what is expected of you after you graduate."
Taylor has an internship with Sherlock, Smith and Adams, an architecture and engineering firm in Montgomery. Her ultimate goal is to become a licensed architect and hold a position at a firm striving to practice and promote environmentally conscious design.
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At 2 p.m. Eastern today, we'll be doing another one of those live hockey flagellations chat sessions here at the blog, Damien Cox and Paul Hunter joining me, at least in the digital sense. Do drop in, and bring your best. On to the links:
Still on the hockey for a bit, and with that chat in mind, the U.S. men are now 3-0. Repeat: 3-0. Best record in this Olympic men's hockey tournament (not good enough for NBC's main network, mind you). And - they're coached by Ron Wilson (that sound you hear is Leafs Nation doing a Danny Thomas with their morning coffee). More to the point, they're backstopped - and carried - by Ryan Miller. Now what to do with the Canadian goaltending? Roberto Luongo will surely get the assignment Tuesday against Germany (in a qualification game). Beyond that, Michael Farber at SI.com says that's the last we'll see here of Martin Brodeur, with yesterday's 5-3 U.S. win meaning Canada suddenly has a long road ahead - or perhaps it's not going to be long at all:
When -- if? -- Canada plays Russia, Brodeur likely will be the best goalie ever to open and close a bench gate. Coach Mike Babcock was circumspect about the identity of his goalie against Germany. Dipping into football-coach mode, Babcock, the straightest of straight shooters, said he would have to look at the videotape on Sunday night. This probably won't flatter Brodeur, who couldn't look worse in slo-mo than he did in real time against the swift and feral Americans, who beat Canada in the Olympics for the first time since 1960.
And I loved this Reuters report of the game, obviously pitched at readers for whom hockey is a foreign country:
To the uninitiated, ice hockey looks more like ultimate fighting with skates and sticks than a healthy pastime to trim the tummy in winter.
The competitors may have the ability to glide across the frozen surface as gracefully as the cast members from Disney on Ice but they prefer to use their blades for less aesthetic purposes.
They zigzag across the ice sheet from one collision to another, crashing into each other with all the sinister intentions of a wild rhino.
Wild rhinos and ice sheets? That's our game!
If you didn't manage to stay up for it, Cheryl Bernard's Canada rink finally was taken down last night, by the reigning world champion China in the most anticipated meeting of the first round - Bingo for Bingyu, as the China Daily headline reads.
Still on curling, Kevin Martin's unbeaten men's team is into Thursday's semifinals. Martin's team faces the U.S. (noon Eastern) and the Americans have looked to an unlikely curling fan and motivator: Carl Lewis.
After an overnight, speed-skater Denny Morrison took the blame for his post-race comments on Saturday:
There should be no mistake: I put all the blame on my shoulders. What I was doing was looking for answers. The answer was I wasn't skating well technically. I didn't skate the race I should have at the end. I just finished my race. I was emotional. ... I guess it came across like I was pointing fingers. But the fact is I didn't get it done."
And finally, on a day billed (incessantly) as super Sunday there was genuine tragedy as Joannie Rochette's mother Therese died of a heart attack after arriving here on Saturday. In all this competition in the arena and the bonhommie on the streets, here was a reminder how precious and fleeting these moments are. Rochette will compete in the women's skating starting tomorrow. The Canadian figure skating team, a tight bunch, have rallied around her, starting with the Ice Dance pair of Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir. Virtue-Moir nailed their flamenco routine last night, and go into tonight's free dance final with a commanding lead. Beyond winning and losing, though, and however it works out on the ice, the whole country sends along its sympathy to Ms Rochette.


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That's pretty cool to be part of the dance, boy do I remember those. Tonight I got out there and trimmed the metal away to make a patch to fill the gap on the passenger side. Wish I didn't have to do it but oh well. I thought I would use my nibbler snips to get the bulk out, these little things are pretty cool. After cutting away the bulk I cut the rest with offset snips. Using one of the tricks that I have learned from my mentor, turning them upside down, it does work pretty cool. After some fine tuning with a file (it's amazing how fast you can cut the edge of the metal straight with a file), it's ready to go. And this heater, oh yeah baby! Damn that was good to get this thing. On low in just minutes that garage was toasty! Brian |
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didnt get any actual engine work done today but i did run over to napa to pick up some moly lube for the new cam along with plasti gauges i damn near fell over at the price just over 30 bucks for 5 reds and 8 greens atleast the tube of moly lube for the cam and lifters was only 6 bucks was supposed to assemble the shortblock this saturday but i got a call from the towns highschool today to hire me on for djing and doing a laser light show for there hs dance,i swear there has to be something in the water in this town everyone waits till the very last minute to get stuff taken care of |
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I would love to have a good high frequency machine. I have alway wanted to do stainless steel trim work. Over the years I have made some stainless trim pieces, gravel guards and such but have had to go to a friend in Knoxville to get any welding done. John |
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you need a tig, John. So do I. As for what I worked on, I put together A Hyundai I did a doorskin on. The car was probably the easiest put together I've had in a while. The front door panel didn't even have to come off to R&I for paint. That's always good. Later in the day I mocked up part of the sectioned wheel house and got a slap of reality. Sectioning wheel houses are usually an easy fit. It either needs to go up or down. This one had to be tilted in one direction to get it to fit "ok" to the quarter but not perfect. I will have to sink in a couple holes or shorten the lip. Well, at least the quarter will fit ok without any major work, but I also did a quick check to see how these tail light panels fit to the quarter and as expected they fit like crap. I might have to run the mating flange on the quarter thru the stretcher. Didn't really sit and stare at it too long but can tell it's gonna be some work to get them to fit. What I'm hoping for is to get a good mock up and while it's mocked up weld them onto the quarter, take the quarter off, and get back to the other crap. Looks like there might be issues with the floor pan as well but my purpose was to install it so I could install the quarter to check the fit of the wheel house. It appears the frame is in the way of letting it fully slide over so it's dead center but again, I just slapped it on there and wasn't focused on that aspect. What a head ache this is will be. Can't wait til Yoda is done with what he's doing to give me a hand. |
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Does it grind easier than regular wire. Yes, some, but not a whole lot. Does it weld as good as regular wire. I don't think so. It seems to kind of gas off as you weld. I will use this up but probably will not pay the price for more of it. John |
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It is much more expensive ..they use it at the shop ,I guess I am old fashion I still use regular .023 .at home just use a coarse grit disc to cut it down to help prevent warpage caused by heat from fine grit |
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tech69 | I've seen the seams before but it was from getting hit. The weld metal is definitely a lot harder. Try 0.23 wire and get tips as well for that size. | ||
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Rick 5150 69 | If it were me I would buy a three wire, with that much output an alt with a sensing wire would keep a better eye on battery without overcharging burning it out, my last battery in my coupe was almost 12 years old and I`m running a three wire 110 alt. just a thought for what its worth...maybe a quarter of a cent. | ||
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not that I am complaining, but we just had some blizzard type weather here in calgary. -28 celsius and -40 wind chill. there are huge drifts from the driving snow and wind. I went to the mall on the edge of town for some tires for my daughters car and there was one drift as tall as the rooftop on my avalanche 4x4. I wish it was only raining here, ha ha anybody have any ideas for mig wire to do bodywork with? I am mig welding a roof and cab side panels on a 57 gmc that I am extending and somebody told me that mig welding steel is harder than body panel steel so the seam may show up through the paint on a hot day. anybody heard of that? anybody know what kind of wire is recomended for bodywork? |
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sportcoupe |
weekend my weekend started friday, drove to CT in the rain from maine. arrived 10pm at my brothers house, got up early Sat to go to my last surviving aunts funeral 88yr. stood out at the cemetery nearly froze to death myself. got up early sunday morning drove back to maine, now its snowing. I really need to move somewhere warm. |
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Project89 |
car has dual electric fans , dual fuel pumps , ignition , the main ecm + a bunch of other electronics in it |
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The little torch is pretty cool I'll tell you that. Brian |
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, larger-than-life Werner Herzog quickly gained recognition not only for creating some of the most fantastic narratives in film, but for pushing himself and his crew to unprecedented lengths, again and again, in order to achieve the effects he demanded. Born Werner Stipetic in Munich on September 5, 1942, Herzog tremendous intelligence from an early age, and recognized his future vocation in his early teens, when he began submitting scripts to German film producers.
Herzog began producing short films in college, and shot his premier feature, Lebenszeichen in 1968. The director followed it with a 1970 documentary about the disabled, Behinderte Zukunft (Handicapped Future). His second feature film, the 1970 Even Dwarfs Started Small, depicts the daily activities of a bunch of dwarfs and midgets in a German penal community, who descend into an anarchic state. He continued to shoot arthouse features throughout the '70s in his native Germany like Fata Morgana, Land des Schweigens und der Dunkelheit, Aguirre the Wrath of God, The Mystery of Kaspar Hauser , Heart of Glass, Die grosse Ekstase des Bildschnitzers Steiner, Stroszek, Nosferatu ,Woyzeck, andGod's Angry Man.
Between 1980 and 1982, Herzog managed to top the insanity of that film shoot with Fitzcarraldo, the story of a nineteenth century opera lover, determined to bring the music of Enrico Caruso to the Peruvian Indians. The production proved to be difficult. During shooting, a plane crashed and killed several locals, lead Jason Robards acquired amoebic dysentery and had to be replaced with Kinski, second-billed Mick Jagger abandoned the production, steamer ships used for the set became mired in the mud and could not be moved until rainy season, and tribal war nearly erupted nearby.
Herzog soon found himself more interested in hardcore documentary work, and began focusing on non-fiction, with Lessons of Darkness (1992), Bells from the Deep: Faith and Superstition in Russia (1993), The Transformation of the World into Music (1994), Little Dieter Needs to Fly (1997), Wings of Hope (2000), Wheel of Time (2003) and Incident at Loch Ness (2004). Grizzly Man (2004) - comprised of footage shot by ill-fated "Grizzly Bear expert" Timothy Treadwell just before his death in a bear attack - elicited particularly strong acclaim, while 2010's Cave of Forgotten Dreams captured the 30,000 year old cave art in the Chauvet Cave using 3D cameras.
Herzog's focus on documentaries didn't keep him from working on narrative films as a whole. 2001's Invincible dramatized the story of a Jewish man who rose to power with the Nazis, only to renounce his party affiliations and swear allegiance to his people, and the director's 2006 Rescue Dawn starred Christian Bale as real life pilot Dieter Dengler, who was shot down over Vietnam, and held in a Vietnamese prison camp, only to lead a successful escape with his inmates. Changing gears dramatically, 2010's Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans starred Nicholas Cage as an insane cop.
In addition to his directing and screenwriting work, Herzog has acted in a number of films, perhaps most memorably in Les Blank's 1980 documentary Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe. The film was the result of a bet Herzog once had with an American film student: Herzog told the student -- who was always talking about making a film but never actually doing it -- that if he actually completed the film, Herzog would eat his own shoe. The student was Errol Morris, who later became known for his documentaries Gates of Heaven, The Thin Blue Line, and Fast, Cheap & Out of Control, and he did indeed make his film. Having lost the bet, Herzog made good on his promise, and the result was one of the stranger moments in documentary history. In Paul Cox's 1983 picture Man of Flowers, Herzog plays the central character's stern, disciplinarian father during a wordless flashback. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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A soldier is assigned to guard a fortress on a remote Greek island and finds himself unable to cope with the crushing boredom of the task in this interesting drama, an early film by renowned-director Werner Herzog. The story is set during WWII and concerns a soldier who was wounded and stationed on the Nazi-controlled island. He is accompanied by his wife and two other guards. It is a very quiet island and soon the men begin looking for constructive things to do. First they paint houses. Then they try raising goats. One of them finds a small stockpile of explosives, so the men begin making bombs. Another of the men can read Greek and so begins translating some of the ancient inscriptions on the castle walls. He discovers that pirates once controlled the island. Meanwhile, the other guard invents a little machine that systematically captures and kills roaches. Eventually the lead soldier finds himself beginning to crack up, suffering a minor breakdown when he hears someone playing Chopin on the piano. When, to escape their tedium, the guards are assigned a detail on a ridgetop, the lead soldier begins shooting at windmills. Further agitated by his perceived betrayal by his comrades, he then attacks the local village and threatens to use his bombs to destroy it. In the end, the insane renegade is stopped. Herzog is said to have based the story on an article describing similar events that occurred during the Seven Years' War. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Even viewers who've seen Freaks won't be completely prepared for Werner Herzog's bizarre Even Dwarfs Started Small. The film is set in a dismal mental institution, wherein dwell several midgets, dwarfs and other "oddities." Sick of being tormented and exploited by the so-called normal people of the world, the inmates stage a coup, taking over the asylum and utterly reversing the status quo (Herzog's apparent attempt to draw parallels between the events on screen and such real-life upheavals as Vietnam). As in his other films, the director imbues his misshapen characters with a sort of regal grandeur, as if to purge the German wartime atrocities against "underdesirables." Herzog also produced, wrote and provided the musical arrangements for Even Dwarfs Started Small, which was initially released in Germany in 1970 (two years after its completion) as Auch Zwerge haben klein angefagen. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The term which has become this film's title, Fata Morgana, refers to mirages, and is an apt title for this storyless, hallucinatory work shot in the deserts of North Africa. It is a rhythmic, musical succession of images and short scenes. One of the images is a pianist and drummer who play tiredly, surrounded by endless tracts of desert. This is an image that has been adapted and re-used in countless music videos and is a small piece of evidence suggesting that this is a very influential film. The narration, in English, comes from a Guatemalan creation myth, and the accompanying music ranges from Couperin to Cash, with significant contributions by Leonard Cohen. Fata Morgana is one of the early features by the renowned director Werner Herzog, better known for Aguirre, Wrath of God and Fitzcarraldo. As is the case for many of Herzog's films, he paid a high price in physical pain to shoot this one; he was arrested and tortured by an African government in the mistaken belief that he was a mercenary soldier. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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This moving documentary by director Werner Herzog (Fitzcarraldo, and Aguirre, the Wrath of God) enters into the world of Fini Strabinger of Bavaria, who is both deaf and blind. Fini has made a career of helping others who are similarly afflicted, teaching them sign language and taking them on field trips to gardens and touching zoos. Told in an unaffected, homey style, this film uses a minimum of narration as it movingly explores the lives of these people. One of the film's highlights is footage showing Fini's reactions to her first airplane flight. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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The most famed and well-regarded collaboration between New German Cinema director Werner Herzog and his frequent leading man, Klaus Kinski, this epic historical drama was legendary for the arduousness of its on-location filming and the convincing zealous obsession employed by Kinski in playing the title role. Exhausted and near to admitting failure in its quest for riches, the 1650-51 expedition of Spanish conquistador Gonzalo Pizarro (Alejandro Repulles) bogs down in the impenetrable jungles of Peru. As a last-ditch effort to locate treasure, Pizarro orders a party to scout ahead for signs of El Dorado, the fabled seven cities of gold. In command are a trio of nobles, Pedro de Ursua (Ruy Guerra), Fernando de Guzman (Peter Berling), and Lope de Aguirre (Kinski). Traveling by river raft, the explorers are besieged by hostile natives, disease, starvation and treacherous waters. Crazed with greed and mad with power, Aguirre takes over the enterprise, slaughtering any that oppose him. Nature and Aguirre's own unquenchable thirst for glory ultimately render him insane, in charge of nothing but a raft of corpses and chattering monkeys. Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes (1973) was based on the real-life journals of a priest, Brother Gaspar de Carvajal (played in the film by Del Negro), who accompanied Pizarro on his ill-fated mission. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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German director Werner Herzog's internationally acclaimed "breakthrough" film is based on the famous story of mysterious 19th-century child genius Kasper Hauser. As played by Bruno S., Hauser shows up unannounced in the middle of a village square, frightening the populace with his bizarre behavior. He cannot talk, nor is there any indication of his parentage, thus Kaspar is immediately the object of close scrutiny from the authorities. When he finally does develop the power of speech, he reveals a highly advanced state of intelligence, as well as a seeming gift of prophecy. The winner of the 1975 Grand Jury prize at the Cannes Film Festival, Every Man for Himself and God Against All was originally released in Germany under the title Jeder für Sich und Gott Gegen Alle. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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In this documentary, the dramatic ski-jumping exploits of Walter Steiner are explored, along with his life-story and the philosophy which motivates him. Steiner is a Swiss woodcarver who experiences something resembling bliss in the confrontation with fear which is a feature of ski-jumping. One highlight of the film is its slow-motion footage of jumping. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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German filmmaker Werner Herzog examines several alien cultures at once in this short documentary. How Much Wood Would a Woodchuck Chuck finds Herzog visiting Lancaster County, PA, for the 1976 World Championship of Livestock Auctioneering, where men compete to show who can talk the fastest as they take bids on cattle brought to market. As Herzog introduces us to these men who have devoted years of practice and study to the art of talking quickly, we also meet the ranchers who raise the prize animals for sale, the auction fans who come to watch the contest, and the Amish farmers of Lancaster County, who display a grudging acceptance of the more modern aspects of the auction contest and cattle sale (and chat with Herzog in old German). ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Heart of Glass (Herz aus Glas) is essentially a treatise by Werner Herzog on the power and importance of art. Director Herzog was known to put his actors through the wringer to get the results he wanted. In this film, Herzog decided that the best way to get his people to dance to the crack of his whip was to actually put them under hypnosis! The dazed, zombie-like performances certainly fit the subject matter. This is the story of an 18th-century Bavarian glassblower who by virtue of his delicate work virtually casts a spell over his neighbors. When the glassblower dies, the townsfolk discover that he failed to leave behind the secret for his special ruby glassware -- and will do literally anything to find the answer. The word usually used to describe Heart of Glass is "haunting"; some viewers have gone beyond haunted and into "possessed." Watch carefully and spot director Herzog in a bit as a glass carrier. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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In 1977, the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe was faced with seemingly unavoidable destruction when La Soufriere, a large and active volcano on the island, came to life and was expected to explode. Guadeloupe was quickly evacuated, but one man, an elderly hermit, refused to leave his tiny campsite near the volcano, and authorities were forced to leave him behind. When filmmaker Werner Herzog heard about the lone man who stayed behind, he was instantly fascinated with his story, and quickly assembled a small camera crew to journey to Guadeloupe and get his story before the volcano destroyed the island. As it happened, Herzog and his crew discovered that three penniless men were left behind, and in La Soufriere he talks to these last citizens of Guadeloupe as they share their thoughts about their lives and their likely death. Herzog and his cameramen also include eerie footage of the abandoned city near the volcano, the dangerous beauty of the volcano itself, and the true story of a disaster which befell the island in 1902. Ironically, for all the scientific evidence of the oncoming disaster and precautions that were taken, La Soufriere failed to erupt, leading Herzog to describe the experience as "an inevitable catastrophe that didn't take place." ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Can anything be bleaker than the shabby slums of Berlin? Yes, argues director Werner Herzog in Stroszek: try Wisconsin sometime. Bruno S.. stars as an ex-mental patient who dreams of the so-called promised land of America. He aligns himself with like-minded prostitute Eva Mattes and elderly, near-senile Clemens Scheitz. Upon their arrival in Wisconsin, the three misfits find that they're just as trapped in Dairy Country as they'd been in Germany--if not more so. The sour and bitter Stroszek earned worldwide critical and commercial acclaim. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Controversial German director Werner Herzog helmed this cinematization of Woyzeck, playwright Georg Büchner's anti-military tale of depersonalization run amok. Utilizing the more grotesque elements of German expressionism, combined with his own sense of the outrageous, Herzog plunges us directly into the middle of his story of a soldier (Klaus Kinski) who is conditioned to be an unthinking killing machine through lab experimentation. His one vestige of humanity is his love for the beautiful Marie (Eva Mattes), but even this is corrupted when he is goaded into murdering the girl. An earlier film version of Woyzeck, filmed in 1947, was released in the U.S. in 1981. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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For Werner Herzog's 1979 remake of F.W. Murnau's classic 1922 silent horror-fest Nosferatu, star Klaus Kinski adopts the same makeup style used by Murnau's leading man Max Schreck. Yet in the Herzog version, the crucial difference is that Nosferatu becomes more and more decayed and desiccated as the film progresses. Essentially a retelling of Bram Stoker's Dracula, Nosferatu the Vampyre traces the blood-sucking progress of the count as he takes over a small German village, then attempts to spread his influence and activities to the rest of the world. All that prevents Dracula from continuing his demonic practices is the self-sacrifice of Lucy Harker, played by Isabelle Adjani. Director Werner Herzog used the story to parallel the rise of Nazism. The film was lensed in the Dutch towns of Delft and Scheiberg. Nosferatu the Vampyre was filmed in both an English and a German-speaking version; the latter runs 11 minutes longer. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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While he was struggling to complete his first feature-length film, documentarian Errol Morris was discussing his problems with his friend and mentor, the acclaimed German director Werner Herzog. In a moment of frustration, Herzog blurted out that if Morris ever actually finished the movie he kept talking about, he'd eat his shoe. In 1977, Morris finally completed his feature, Gates of Heaven, and he contacted Herzog to tell him that after several well received screenings at film festivals, the premier showing had been scheduled. Herzog, a man of his word, flew to the United States and cooked his shoe, eating it on-stage at the screening. Les Blank, a good friend of both filmmakers, captured the event on film for posterity, and Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe offers a witty look at how to cook a shoe, Herzog's history of keeping unusual promises, his views on the relationship between cuisine and cinema, and the movie by Morris that made the event possible. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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German filmmaker Werner Herzog has never done anything by halves. When Herzog tackled Fitzcarraldo, the story of an obsessed impresario (Klaus Kinski) whose foremost desire in life is to bring both Enrico Caruso and an opera house to the deepest jungles of South America, the director boldly embarked on the same journey, disdaining studios, process shots, and special effects throughout. The highlight of the story is Fizcarraldo's Herculean effort to haul a 300-plus ton steamship over the mountains. No trickery was used in filming this grueling sequence, and stories still persist of disgruntled South American film technicians awaiting the opportunity to strangle Herzog if he ever sets foot on their land again. In the end, Herzog proved to be as driven and single-purposed as his protagonist, and it is the audience's knowledge of this that adds to the excitement of Fitzcarraldo. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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