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William Eggleston's Big Wheels
This enigmatic 1970 portrait of a tricycle took photography down a whole new road
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Although a photograph always shows the same things, that doesn't mean those things are always seen the same. This William Eggleston picture is variously known as Untitled, Tricycle and Memphis, 1970. It has been variously seen, too. Now considered a classic, it was initially greeted in many quarters with incomprehension, even as an outright affront.
Eggleston's tricycle first attracted attention as part of a 1976 exhibition of his work at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. It appeared, in fact, on the cover of the exhibition catalog, William Eggleston's Guide. "The most hated show of the year," one critic wrote. "Guide to what?" detractors sniffed about a show whose photographic subjects also included a tiled bathroom wall, the interior of a kitchen stove and the contents of a freezer. Hilton Kramer called Eggleston's images "perfectly banal" and "perfectly boring." Kramer, the New York Times' chief art critic, was playing off of John Szarkowski, MoMA's director of photography, who had described Eggleston's photographs as "perfect." Instead of perfection, Kramer saw "dismal figures inhabiting a commonplace world of little visual interest."
How well do those words apply to Eggleston's tricycle? "Dismal" is a subjective judgment. "Commonplace?" Yes, and proudly so. "Of little visual interest"? Well, that's another story. For starters, Eggleston's photograph represents a tectonic shift in the medium's history: the growing acceptance of color in art photography. Tellingly, the MoMA show was the first major solo all-color photography exhibition in the museum's history. Eggleston was the most prominent member of a cadre of young, talented photographers working in color: Stephen Shore, Joel Meyerowitz, Joel Sternfeld and Eggleston's fellow Southerner William Christenberry. It was one thing to use color on a fashion model or a sunset. But a tricycle?
Eggleston's photograph also can be seen in larger cultural terms. In its small way, it's an example of the growing prominence of white Southern culture in the '70s—from Richard Nixon's Southern strategy to the popularity of rock bands like the Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd to the election of Jimmy Carter in the same year as the MoMA show. Then there's a further, literary dimension. As the curator Walter Hopps wrote in an essay for a book following Eggleston's 1998 Hasselblad Award, his "photographs carry the enriched reverberations of fiction." This rather forlorn-looking child's toy (notice the rusted handlebars) is a visual correlative for the ways banality was being used in the short stories of such contemporary writers as Ann Beattie and, especially, Raymond Carver.
Yet the best argument for the tricycle's visual interest isn't its place in photographic history or its Southern prov-enance or its affinity with literary "dirty realism." It's the photograph itself.
Homely objects had a long tradition of being photographed—but they were finely wrought homely objects, as in the portfolio of hand tools Walker Evans made for Fortune magazine in 1955. Eggleston's tricycle is different. It's at once beneath homeliness yet oddly exalted. One way Eggleston achieves this effect is obvious: he shoots the tricycle from a low angle. It looms large in the imagination because it looms large, period. Looking heavenward, Eggleston's camera bestows on that tricycle the majesty—and ineffability—of an archangel's throne.
The tricycle does not stand alone. You also find two ranch houses and a car in a carport. You have a patch of dead grass, some asphalt, the sweep of gray sky. The scene is all very, well, negligible. Or is it? The grass and asphalt almost eerily mirror the sky as neutral space. The trike is shot in such a way as to dominate the foreground, like a chariot of very youthful gods. Archangels, deities: for Eggleston, the profane is what's sacred. Has anyone ever evoked the enchantment of the banal quite so well? "I am at war with the obvious," he has said.
The tricycle's many curves mock the angularity of the roofs to the rear. Then there's the chromatic play of red handle grips with bluish-green seat and frame, not forgetting the several bits of white on seat, frame, stem and wheel rims—the whiteness playing off the roofs and trim of the houses. Color is absolutely not an afterthought. Eggleston started out as a black-and-white photographer—a good one, too, inspired in part by Henri Cartier-Bresson. The point is, Eggleston embraced color photography consciously, aware of how much a richer palette would bring to his art. Remove color, and you severely diminish the effect. The whole thing is a model of unobtrusive artistry amid the everyday nondescript. It seems so simple and artless. Looked at closely, though, it's as cunning as a seduction, as ordered as a sonnet.
How to account for such a miracle of seeing and recording? Eggleston, now 72, has long declined to discuss the whys and wherefores of specific photographs. Reiner Holzemer's 2008 documentary film, William Eggleston: Photographer, includes a black-and-white family snapshot. It shows a very young Eggleston in the foreground, looking natty in cap and sailor suit, a tricycle behind him. Might it be a sidewalk-worthy equivalent of Charles Foster Kane's Rosebud? Surely, not even Eggleston can say. In such indeterminacy begins the mystery and wonder of art, three-wheeled and otherwise.
Mark Feeney, a Boston Globe writer, won a Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 2008.
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Was there any sense that the tryke is screaming of escape? I will not fall victim to this suburbia. I still have a chance to get out of here. And I will!
Posted by anne kristoff on August 3,2011 | 03:32 PM
By 1970 modernistic art movements with their DEPENDENCE ON THE WORD GAME OF CURATORIAL JUSTIFICATION completely dominated the more highly esteemed institutions of the art world. It was with the 1976 Eggleston exhibition at MOMA that figurative subjects too succumbed to curatorial sophistry, (some would say "were hijacked".
Fresh or rehashed, the sophistry still dominates: "...it is an example of white Southern culture...enriched reverberations of fiction...beneath homeliness yet oddly exalted...It looms large in the imagination because it looms large, period...bestows on that tricycle the majesty - the ineffability - of an archangel's throne...the profane is what's sacred...the enchantment of the banal...the tricycle's many curves mock the angularity of the roofs...as cunning as a seduction...a miracle of seeing and recording...a sidewalk worthy equivalent." Clearly these verbal manifestations may well be seen as a mockery of current art criticism. Can you see them exactly as they are as a part of one of Garrison Keillor's skits. Art critcs in general are would be novelists. They write well enough, but they lack the talent and the experience to make valid judgements regarding art.
Any serious discussion of art has to begin with the question of quality.
Eggleston's 1976 exhibition was at times condemned for including such subjects as a tiled bathroom wall, the interior of a kitchen stove, and the contents of a freezer. The only legitimate grounds for condemning these subjets can be the absence of quality. Ironically two recent exhibitions, surely familiar to Mr. Feeny, featured those same three subjects in truly great works of art. The stove interior in a drawing by Catherine Murphy at Knoedler and both the freezer and the tiled bathroom by Antonio Lopez Garcia at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts.
Posted by Peter Daumants on July 30,2011 | 07:23 PM
This article with comments reminds me of the genius, Viktor Schreckengost, from Sebring, Ohio. (1906-2008) He had his hand in fabulous "art" items from relief zoo murals, art vases, ceramic dishes and even an aeroplane pedal car. He did it all and very well. One cannot dispute his role in art as well as design and teaching. All to say, photography IS a profoundly beautiful part of art, isn't it?
Posted by Liz Stewart on July 15,2011 | 02:48 PM
Love the article... And as a Memphian I have been looking for this spot for some time .. no luck!!
Posted by Devin Greaney on July 6,2011 | 03:37 PM
One perspective that was not included in Mr. Feeney's article is that the blue tricycle – "a chariot of a very youthful god" – frames the blue automobile, giving rise to the thought that the "little tike" will someday be a man driving a powerful shiny blue chariot … ugh … car.
Posted by Ellen on June 28,2011 | 09:28 PM
When my July/August issue of the Smithsonian arrived I saw the cover banner "A Tricycle for the Ages" so I immediately flipped to page 10. There was the photo of a familiar symbol of my childhood. When I was about to read the article titled "Big Wheels" I assumed I was going read about something I knew all about. I had flashbacks to the early 1950s. At that time I had a trike similar to the one pictured, However mine was larger with the front wheel being perhaps 24 to 26 inches in diameter. It was the classic tricycle of the era. However, my oldest brother, Chuck, an inveterate thinker, could never "leave well enough alone". He took the tricycle and removed the front wheel and seat. Then he flipped the chassis upside down and reinstalled the front wheel on the inverted frame. He bolted a piece of plywood between the back wheels to create a place to sit and pedal. Bingo! He had a low slung serviceable tricycle that was much more stable than the original design with its high center gravity. He called it a "Rasputin" (Not that it had anything to do with the Russian Mystic. He just liked the word but found few opportunities to work it into a conversation.)
Our 'Rasputin' was the envy of the neighborhood and without doubt my brother's greatest missed opportunity. It wasn't until about 20 years later the same design was released as the now legendary "Big Wheel." Of course my brother was only about 12 years old when he flipped that frame so we don't lament not commercializing the contraption. Somewhere in the family album we have a historic photo of one us on our prototype Big Wheel with the 1946 family Ford in the background to establish the timeline.
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I found myself hating a musical I have always loved while I watched this production.
Gone is any real feeling of seedy, debauched decadence and doom; instead is a high speed series of dance routines strung together by some fairly uninspired scenes. The acting and directing mostly falling short.
Michelle Ryan was awful. She has to be one of the most wooden, one dimensional actresses I have ever seen. This did not work well while she attempted to play a character who must slowly fall apart during the course of the performance. No aspect of the manic, desperate fantasist that was Sally Bowles was revealed at all.
Will Young was an unremarkable Emcee and I felt he was there to please the crowds and sell tickets rather than because he had the skill to tackle such a sinister, nasty role.
Boheme boy Mon Apr 29Rated as: 2/5 -
I don't know what Theo anto was on when he wrote his appalling review, but myself and partner thoroughly enjoyed this production AND the film version, which incidently wasn't an "original" as the film was based on an earlier stage musical and probably two books previous to that. The most compelling differences in this production and the fim version is that Will Young does not try to be another Joel Grey and the part benefits from it. The other difference is that the story line adheres probably more to the "original" two books on which it was based thatn the film ever did and the juxtaposition of the tragedy and the camp humour are much more shocking in this production than the rather superficial film. Go and see this and make your own mind up. To us Will Young is the star of show and the poignancy of the second half will not be lost who choose to stay to see it!!
bridgemere c Fri Nov 23 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
Can't say that Will Young was a big box office draw for me, however I must say that he was surprising good. Michelle Ryan also gave a very good performance as Sally Bowles. I think that it must be very difficult to star in a musical where people still hanker back to the Liza Minelli/Joel Grey version, but both Young and Ryan were very good in their own right and deserve much applause.
jbuckfield Mon Oct 29 2012Rated as: 4/5 -
This production Is a shocking and horrific bastardisation of the origional musical, will young gives a just adequate performance of the master of ceremonies inevitably fallin short of Joel Grey and the stage direction is relatively entertaining but from there every aspect is abysmal the man attempting to play Brian Norris is thourogly irritating and two diminutional the pathetic shot in the dark acting of sally Bowles is horrific and gives no hint to the venrability or needs of the character and on top of that the singing was atrocious every single note
Was blasted out flat like some sort of sub par school musical. The gimmicky songs awkwardly jammed in alonnsidenthenorigiomals serve no purpose other than being intensely annoying and breaking away from the story. This production has absolutely no sense of the history behind this musical and is utterly utterly terrible. I urge no one to see this and If you have theisfortune to do so before reading this review to watch the original at least ten times to purge this abomination from your memory. Although you could disregard this entire review as I left in the second halfTheo anto Tue Oct 16 2012Rated as: 1/5 -
Loved Cabaret last night cant wait to see the reviews but its a 4.5 from me. I think Will Young was superb - born to pay that part and Sian Phillips... just a stunning performance
Mark Wed Oct 10 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
Saw this at a preview Bromley - it got a standing ovation. Sian Phillips was a masterclass, Will Young a revelation and Michelle Ryan dazzles with talent (a clever piece of casting from the producer - she is a perfect Sally) There was not one poor performance which is rare treat in an ensemble. A great night out - that it's now at the Savoy only adds to the glamour of the occasion! .
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President Obama takes his case for a Syria strike to the American people, an Indian court convicts four men in last year's gang rape, and a new iPhone is revealed.
It's Tuesday, and here are the "5 Things to Know for Your New Day."
Every weekday morning around 6, we'll hit the top five stories of the day, clue you in on a few other buzzy items.
Um, what just happened?: President Obama's war drums continue to beat, but an offhand comment from Secretary of State John Kerry has set in motion a diplomatic effort by Russia to ward off a U.S. strike in favor of mediation.
What Kerry's comment wrought is either an accidental out for a president hemmed in by his own red line, or a momentum-sucking goof that just erased any chance the president had to engage in a military strike without broader international approval.
Will Russia's proposal delay an Obama strike? And how can Obama sway Americans to support military action? His approval ratings are tanking on all fronts; a new poll this morning has more bad news for him. So Obama's prime-time televised address tonight will be crucial. It'll be the administration's closing argument after a week of courting lawmakers.
Zimmerman, simmer down:
Dear George,
If it were us coming off a high-profile murder trial, we'd lie low. But you seem to have taken a different approach since your acquittal in Trayvon Martin's death two months ago.
You helped rescue a family out of an overturned SUV. That was cool. But then you were pulled over -- twice.
And then yesterday, your estranged wife said you punched her father and smashed her iPad. Your lawyer says there may have been some "incidental" contact.
Lucky for you, Mrs. Zimmerman says she won't press charges. But have you seen the drubbing you're taking online? We think our approach is better.
Guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty: Those were the verdicts today in the trial of four men accused of gang raping and murdering a 23-year-old woman on a New Delhi bus last year. The vicious attack shocked and angered India, where a woman is raped every 22 minutes.
The victim's father wants the four men to hang. We learn tomorrow what the judge decides.
Shattered trust: It's one thing to not share your girlfriend's excitement when she tells you she's pregnant. It's entirely another to secretly plot her abortion.
That's what John Andrew Welden did. He told his girlfriend she needed antibiotics for an infection. But instead of amoxicillin, he gave her Cytotec, which caused her to miscarry.
Yesterday, he pleaded guilty to killing their unborn baby. If he'd gone to trial, he'd have risked life in prison.
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Revolutionary or evolutionary?: We know we're getting new iPhones today; that's the worst-kept secret in tech. But what we really want to see is: Does Apple have any more tricks up its sleeve? Or are we now relegated to a future of piddly updates?
Once upon a time, the iPhone was the world's top-selling smartphone. Not anymore. Android phones have bigger screens. Heck, some can even snap pics underwater!
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Supreme correlation decision on president Obama's healthcare law on Thursday now for the year from the High Court let's hear from our very own.
Hi judge.
-- -- Fox News senior today's -- Analysts jet engine of Montana right -- in love that you're here and I love that you said this activities unconstitutional.
-- its core.
Why was it passed originally.
What was passed originally because the president's and this is -- original goal was to have single Payer.
-- basically wanted to do away with private insurance on personal payment of health care.
And and wanted Medicare for everyone from cradle to grave when they were unable to get that even from Democrats they came up with a -- march.
And I caught a -- much because very few persons have read it.
From beginning and the -- the notorious 2700 pages do you think it's.
It was a give back today their constituents at all look calculated effort on -- part.
I think it was it was create about political reality.
It was eventually pushed for by big pharma and the and the big insurance companies because it requires.
Let everybody have insurance that the insurance companies or the government will pay for the pay for the medications so that they didn't do this alone.
They they did this with the support that compelling support of aspects of our society.
But of course remember not a single Republican voted for this in either house of congress right so super -- political OK let's play out Thursday what happens.
Well you know what I -- -- these things but we're within forty hours of -- Tracey my view is that the court will invalidate.
The individual mandate that is the requirement that everybody have health insurance as a condition of living.
Here a -- and I think it will also invalidate the order to the states.
That they -- raised taxes and spend the taxes on an expansion of Medicare.
If chief Justice Roberts writes the opinion.
He has the belief that when they Cortes invalidating a statute it should do so on the narrowest grounds deferring to congress and everything else so he writes the opinion.
I believe will only invalidate the mandate.
And the order to the states if Justice Scalia or Justice Kennedy writes the opinion I think -- will be a broader and more sweeping and validation.
So insisting that just that -- -- there -- Could change in the lives of everybody.
Well -- Yes and no I mean remember the author of the opinion has to -- an opinion.
That has at least four other justices agreeing whether that there could be much scare people but there could be given take going on.
Even as we speak in order to retain.
A group of five or perhaps enhance -- 26 or maybe even seven so last perhaps to enhance the credibility of the decision because of the larger -- Because that was a thought in you know we -- we're getting as -- on Monday now here we are waiting for Thursday and and many -- speculating that you know what maybe they just don't know which way to go they they need more time.
Well it frequently very say a corps -- justices who agree.
And then there's one -- two justices at the fringe who will only come along with the majority if certain concessions are made -- we don't know who that is or if the concessions are made.
On the other hand this may have been written a month ago yes and and of course -- listed in drama drama the likes of which we haven't seen in years which we will all see here.
On on Thursday morning yes that's quite control says estimates are telling -- last -- -- -- -- -- about a critic Joanna how yeah I learned side effect yeah.
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We all knew it would happen. Apple just made it official. The new 3G enabled iPhone will hit stores on July 11. The 8GB version will come in a black finish and cost a mere $199, while the 16GB variant will set you back $299 US Dollars. The latter can also be bought in white. Check out the Apple Online Store website for further details. Some notable additions are A-GPS, tri-band 3G support and longer battery life. Source: Apple Store
Is AT&T really that bad? I'm not too happy with my current provider, and $199 is an awfully tempting price!
Its all about where your located. Verizon in my area sucks balls, but its great for my cousins in Michigan. I have AT&T and love them. Everyone here complains about Verizon and praises AT&T. Nextel is a hit and miss here too. My uncle had a Nextel and when his contract ended, he went AT&T and is very satisfied with it. Again, its all on where you live. If that is seriously the price for the 8GB iPhone, looks like im upgrading my Samsung Sync A707 next month.
Wounder how long until these are available on O2 in the UK. The only thing at the moment is the initial sum you have to pay plus quite a hefty contract for 18 months or so. The tariffs only seem to be taylored to people with big mouths rather than active fingers. Still its nice to see they've updated it to current generation specs.
Quite the opposite actually. The contract isn't high at all in comparison to my parents on verizon and I'm paying 89.99 a month for 450 voice and 1500 text. However this comes with unlimited internet, emails, and web based stuff.
I have a Verizon phone and it is wonderful, and we don't live too far apart. I do hear praises about AT&T around here too, but I've never actually owned one of their phones, I'm perfectly happy with my Verizon phone. I had a nextel before I switched to Verizon, Nextel sucks big time around me. I hated Nextel.
Ill admit I run into some ppl that love Verizon, but the most I run into that have it, hate them. Your just one of the special ones.
i have both verizon and at&t (voyaguer on verizon and iphone/razr on at&t) theres not much of a difference really, i've dealt with at&t/cingular cust. service a lot and usually gotten what i wanted from them, usually after getting into a fight with them, haven't really dealt with verizon yet, but the service from both is about the same price and speed
I have Verizon and hate it and I live in the greater Seattle WA area. It gets good reception usually but the plans are expensive and phone choices limited. I'm switching to the iPhone and AT&T in August when my plan ends.
I'm just curious, what is "Assisted-GPS"? Is it somehow less functional than regular GPS. My Samsung M610 from Sprint has GPS and it works great with Mobile Gmaps and Mobile Google.
I heard metal cost $100 per pound. Is this an attempt to troll? Anyway, i am stuck with an iPod touch, when i could have had an iPhone with a better battery for a lower price
Going to plastic from metal wouldn't amount to the price decrease though, they look like they'll be half price comparing the US price to the current UK price of the old model. Some places are selling iPhones for £3-400 which works out at $6-800!
you're accusing him of trolling because of that? What's the definition of trolling then? I thought it's flame baiting and trying to cause trouble? I think you may be the one trolling.


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It's the last chance for Lance Armstrong to make his way back into cycling. The former Olympic champion has until the end of the Wednesday to speak to the U.S Anti-Doping Agency.
If he does not speak to the agency by the end of the day, his lifetime ban will be irreversible.
The USADA set Wednesday's deadline for Armstrong to cooperate in the agency's investigation, in return for possibly lifting his lifetime ban from cycling.
Armstrong has admitted to using performance enhancing drugs to cheat his way to seven Tour De France titles.
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The Metro Theatre is one of Sydney's leading venues hosting an array of notable and emerging local and international artists across a wide variety of musical genres and more. But once you step foot into the venue, categories and stereotypes are no longer existent. People begin to embrace the music and one another. This was evident on Friday night at Julian Marley's Sydney show (son of reggae legend Bob Marley). The Metro presented with a diverse range of individuals from the youthful to the old timers, cultures, from all walks of life and there was such a great sense of unison. After all, that is the essence of reggae music – 'One Love'.
I must mention that the lady who stood next to me at the front row told me 'this is the first time I've ever heard reggae music, I got dragged along to this show and I'm fucking loving it!'. Music is powerful, but reggae music can change your mentality!
Upon arrival, Sydney based 10 piece roots-reggae band The Strides took to stage with songs from their album Reclamation. Still rocking out since we last saw them perform almost two years ago at Notes Live in Newtown.
After The Strides it seemed like a prolonged set up time for Blue King Brown, however, it was well worth the wait. The audience was greeted by the ladies of Melbourne-based reggae-roots band Blue King Brown, with an acoustic set featuring lead singer Natalie Pa'apa'a and vocalists representing West Papua. With only three vocalists I predicted that this would be an intimate and engaging experience, and we were immersed in the rhythm of the music as well as the message that they wanted to share. Natalie illustrated a song about a couple that were separated due to the hindrance of bureaucratic red tape, however they were reunited again. At the end of BKB's set I was left with a resonating message "Free West Papua" which was clearly stated on Natalie's acoustic kickbox.
The crowd was anticipating Julian Marley and as he entered the stage, it was apparent that his father's spirit continues to live on. Marley shared his Rastafarian faith, knowledge, music and of course his father's life and spirit. There was a sense of nostalgia growing up to the Marley's voices in my cassette player. No doubt Marley is acknowledged as an individual artist, but he is also an inclusive collaborator with his 12-piece Uprising Band, performing some original tunes as well as father Bob's hits. Some memorable songs were 'Boom Draw', 'Babylon Cookie Jar' and Bob Marley's 'Kaya'.
It was refreshing to join some of the country's most thriving reggae bands alongside Julian Marley, and no doubt they were aptly chosen to support him. With a combination of 'Worldwize' humanitarian reggae-roots acts, it became an insightful and memorable show. Although I could see that a larger venue could have easily accommodated a larger crowd.
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Green Gibbon! wrote:I doubt this is going to revive the franchise, or at least I hope it doesn't. Not like this.
Cuckooguy wrote:chase-the-treasure levels
And if you want to get all the things without using a guide, you need to learn how to read the game's character set.
Green Gibbon! wrote:This actually kind of intrigues me. Is it like a code? I keep seeing all these square patterns that I assume are meant to represent words. I assume there's a Rosetta Stone tucked away somewhere?
Jingles wrote:Octopus Dance: Dancing with the Game and Watch octopus, kind of like Simon. Move both control sticks in time with the rhythm. It's kind of entertaining for ten seconds. Single-player only.
Jingles wrote:Takamaru's Ninja Castle: Remember the all-time Famicom disk system classic Nazo no Murasame Jō? Of course you do! In this game you fling shuriken from the gamepad at ninja on the TV. Neat idea, but not all that fun. Single-player.
G.Silver wrote:Just cleared Mighty Switch Force 2 (still have a lot of par times to go for)! It's basically the same as the first game, which is fine by me because I couldn't get enough of that anyway. I was initially not sure what to make of the firefighting theme of the game, it isn't much more than a superficial reskinning, which I suppose is better than being exactly the same as the first game, but I really wasn't sure what it would add. The new water-based gun takes a little getting used to and makes just shooting certain objects a little more "puzzle-like," which suits the game fine imo, but beyond that?
Well, I don't know if it was intentional, but basically nothing firefighting-themed can escape certain comparisons with Burning Rangers! In addition to a number of previous voice samples ("Switch it up!" etc) there are a lot of hokey fire themed ones ("IIIIIT'S hot in here!"), and in particular, when rescuing someone--this is going to sound really dumb, but it really adds to it for me!--Patricia will say "Stay calm!" or some other Burning Ranger-like exclamation (my favorite is the hyper enthused "No one's left behind!") and combined with the game's optimistic blue-sky future, it just totally worked on me. There's even a corny love song during the credits. It's perfect.
(And yeah, I'm the guy who is always wishing for game characters to talk less. Go figure.)
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(This article inspired Becoming Teddy Roosevelt, a book by Andrew Vietze that is available from our bookstore [2].)
It was January, 1909. Bill Sewall sat waiting at the White House, likely a little uncomfortable. He was, after all, a humble Maine Guide from the outpost of Island Falls come to pay a visit to the President of the United States, and he didn't much care for white-collar shirts. Sewall and his wife, Mary, had checked into their hotel, and had ventured across the city at the behest of Theodore Roosevelt himself. They waited a while at the home of the first family, then heard a door open followed by the president's quick footsteps. Suddenly there he was, still dressed in his riding clothes.
Roosevelt gave the Sewalls a personal tour of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue that day. When they were done he asked, "How do
you like it, Bill?"
"Why, it looks to me as how you've got a pretty good camp," Sewall replied.
"It's always a good thing to have a good camp," Roosevelt said.
There were smiles all around, and Sewall was made instantly comfortable. "Never were there more welcome guests at the White House," Roosevelt would write later. The couple from Island Falls had a whirlwind of a visit to the capitol, enjoying the sort of treatment that your average Mainer didn't see every day.
"I guess we had as fine a time as anybody that ever came to Washington," remembered Sewall. "And when we seemed to attract a good deal of attention, sitting in the president's box at the theater, I told the ladies, who were rather bothered by it, that it was perfectly natural, the people had found something green from the country."
Bill Sewall was indeed green from the country. A big hulk of a man, he had been the first white baby born in Island Falls. His father, Levi, was a founding member of the tiny community along the Mattawamkeag River at the southern end of Aroostook County. A shoemaker who had migrated up from Farmington, Levi had lost everything in a fire and was carving out a new life in the North Woods.
Young Bill grew up in those forests, looking south to Katahdin. His father gave him his first loaded gun at seven, he was guiding at twelve, and by the time he was sixteen he was working on river drives. He learned much from the Penobscots living nearby, including the best way to build a birch-bark canoe. And as an adult, Bill put those skills to work as a guide, running a successful sporting camp on Mattawamkeag Lake.
He was also a lifelong friend of Theodore Roosevelt, and by all accounts a mentor and inspiration to the twenty-sixth president. Many historians count William Wingate Sewall as one of the most important people in the making of T.R., a vital influence on several aspects of his life, and someone who fostered the characteristics that would come to define Roosevelt as a man - and as a president.
Roosevelt was a sickly asthmatic when he went to Island Falls for the first of his many adventures with Sewall. He left confident and invigorated. "Bill Sewall was a model for part of what Theodore Roosevelt wanted to become," says presidential historian H.W. Brands, author of T.R.: The Last Romantic. "Maine and Bill Sewall helped T.R. become the person that he was. How much of what he became is Bill Sewall [responsible for]? Who knows? But if he hadn't known him, Roosevelt would have been a different person."
Clearly Theodore Roosevelt felt this way himself. When Roosevelt's biographer, Hermann Hagedorn, was looking for sources, people who knew him in the years before he ascended to the presidency, T.R. sent him to see his old friend the Maine Guide. "There is no one who could more clearly give the account of me, when I was a young man and ever since," Theodore Roosevelt wrote Sewall a year before his death in 1919. "I want you to tell him everything, good, bad, and indifferent . . . I have told Hagedorn that I thought you could possibly come nearer to putting him next to me . . . more than any one else could . . . Tell him everything."
Their friendship began in September, 1878. Earlier that year, Roosevelt's father, Theodore Roosevelt, Sr., had died. A huge figure in his son's life (T.R. called his father "the best man I ever knew"), Theodore, Sr., had succumbed to stomach cancer at the age of forty-six. It was a painful blow to his son, then a budding Harvard scholar of the sciences. Unable to focus on his studies, Teddy was in turmoil. Arthur Cutler, his friend and tutor, could see that the young man needed a getaway, needed something invigorating, and he recommended Teddy join him on a hunting trip to Maine.
As Roosevelt biographer Edmund Morris notes in The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt: "Arthur Cutler had hunted in the area - one of the last stands of virgin forest in the Northeast - and had suggested that Theodore might like to do the same. There was a backwoodsman there, said Cutler, called Bill Sewall . . . Huge, bearded, and full of lust for life, Sewall loved to shout poetry as he fought his canoe through white water or slammed his ax into pine trees. No doubt Cutler sensed that this magnificent specimen of manhood might satisfy Theodore's cravings for a father figure. And since Sewall was humbly born, he might rub off some of the boy's veneer of snobbism before it toughened into impenetrable bark."
Roosevelt thought it a fine idea, and he, Cutler, a cousin, and a friend boarded a train for Mattawamkeag Station, the nearest rail depot to Island Falls, a small community between Patten and Houlton. The remaining thirty-six miles through wild, woodsy country were taken by buckboard, and the tired travelers arrived at the Sewall household as dark was falling. They were shown to a room on the third floor and slept in a field bed. The next day Roosevelt's adventures began.
Both Roosevelt, 19, and Sewall, 34, remembered their early impressions of each other. Roosevelt thought the burly guide looked like a Viking - "King Olaf" he called him. Sewall wasn't quite as impressed. The asthmatic Harvard student he saw before him was "a thin, pale youngster with bad eyes and a weak heart."
At the beginning of their outing, Cutler took Sewall aside and asked that he go easy on the kid. As the guide remembered in his autobiography, Bill Sewall's Story of T.R., Cutler said to him: "I want you to take that young fellow, Theodore, I brought down, under your special care. Be careful of him, see that he doesn't take too hard jaunts and does not do too much. He is not very strong and he has got a great deal of ambition and grit . . . he would go until he fell."
To best keep an eye on T.R., Sewall hired another guide, his nephew, Wilmot Dow, to join him in leading the party. The group camped at the edge of Mattawamkeag Lake, where Roosevelt spent weeks tromping through the bush, shooting ducks, grouse, and rabbits in the woods nearby. Sewall found that this city boy was not quite as faint of heart as he first thought. "He wasn't such a weakling as Cutler tried to make out," he later wrote.
Indeed, by the end of the trip, Sewall's opinion of T.R. had taken quite a turn. "At the end of the week I told Dow that I had got a different fellow to guide from what I had ever seen before. I had never seen anybody that was like him, and I have held that opinion ever since. Of course, he did not understand the woods, but on every other subject he was posted . . . I could not see a single thing that wasn't fine in Theodore, no qualities that I didn't like."
Though they couldn't have come from more diverse backgrounds - one born to New York City privilege, the other to North Woods pioneers; one Harvard educated, the other taught to read at home by his sisters - they found they shared much in common. Both were avid readers. Both had sickly childhoods. Both loved life and the adventure it brought.
The following March, Roosevelt returned to Maine. Sewall met him at Mattawamkeag Station and the pair drove back to Island Falls in a sleigh, traversing the rough, snow-laden country. This time Sewall and Dow took Roosevelt up to the Oxbow region for more than three weeks of snowshoeing, visiting lumber camps, and hunting for lynx. They spent thirty-six hours chasing a caribou, but ended up bringing down a buck instead. T.R. trapped a lynx, which he had made into a rug for his then lady friend, Alice Hathaway Lee.
This particular visit gave the affluent, young socialite the opportunity to meet the men who made a living in the Maine woods. "I don't know a better or more intelligent race of men than these shrewd, plucky, honest Yankees - all of them hunters, lumbermen, or small farmers," he later wrote. A child of privilege, he hadn't spent a lot of time with people outside his socio-economic group. As author William Henry Harbaugh writes in The Life and Times of Theodore Roosevelt: "Theodore's contact with Sewall and other woodsmen was his one broadening influence during his undergraduate years; he otherwise consorted with his social peers."
Roosevelt visited Island Falls one more time, another autumn hunting trip. On this expedition T.R. climbed Katahdin, something he had wanted to do since he first laid eyes on the mountain. During a river crossing on the trip, Roosevelt lost a boot, but he endured, eventually scaling the hard granite of Maine's highest peak carrying a forty-pound pack and wearing only the soft-soled moccasins he'd brought along as camp slippers. Sewall was impressed (especially in light of the fact that Roosevelt's New York companions quit halfway up). Later in their journey they rode close to fifty miles to the Oxbow, where they put a boat in the Aroostook River and paddled and poled another fifty miles to the Munsungan Lake area. Roosevelt remarked that the river venture made the trip up Katahdin seem like "an absolute luxury."
Again he returned to school ebullient. As Cutler later wrote to Sewall, "It takes Theodore two hours to tell the story of the Munsungun Lake trip. And then, after all, it doesn't seem to have amounted to much, except a good hard time."
A good hard time, of course, was just what the Harvard student required. In an essay by Roosevelt titled "My Debt to Maine," he recalls, "I was not a boy of any natural prowess and for that very reason the vigorous outdoor life was just what I needed."
Sewall and Dow and Roosevelt saw a lot of each other for a few years after their time in Island Falls. Following the death of both his mother and his first wife, Alice, who was carrying their child, Roosevelt took off for the Badlands of the Dakota Territory to start a new chapter in his life - as a cattle rancher. When he did, he hired both of his old Maine Guides to work as foremen, vesting them in the operation and providing for the relocation of their families. The venture lasted two years, and the bond that the trio forged there, riding hard, building a ranch, hunting, fishing, and chasing cattle thieves, was unbreakable.
During T.R.'s presidency, Sewall was made a customs agent in Maine, and he became a member of the "Tennis Cabinet," the circle of Roosevelt's personal friends and advisors. He paid more than one visit to the "pretty good camp" at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
While Roosevelt would return to the Pine Tree State a number of times before and after he became president, he never again made it back to Island Falls. Careering and campaigning always got in the way. "There is nothing I should like so much as a tramp through the woods with you," he wrote to Sewall in a message dated 1898. "But I don't suppose I can go this fall. But it is only put off, old friend, I shall certainly be up with you some day."
Bill Sewall would outlive Roosevelt, enjoying good health until the time of his death at eighty-six. Throughout the years leading up to Roosevelt's death, the pair remained close and wrote frequently, hundreds of letters passing between them. Sewall quietly collected newspaper clippings, books, photos of Roosevelt and his adventures, turning a room on the third floor of the Sewall house into something of a shrine. His great-granddaughter, Donna Davidge, who now runs the Sewall House as a yoga retreat, says her great aunt Nancy Sewall, Bill's daughter, recalled to her a visit to T.R.'s grave. "That was the only time she ever saw her father cry."
As for Bill Sewall, he remembered their relationship in his book Bill Sewall's Story of T.R. and how proud he was of his old friend.
"I saw him once or twice again during his presidency, at the White House . . . I think he did travel in the footsteps of Washington and Lincoln, and what pleased me most about him was to see him, now that he was in power, put into practice the principles he had expressed when he was a boy in Maine. He remembered those talks that we had together, just as I remembered them. On May 28, 1912, he wrote me: `Your letter contains really the philosophy of my canvass. After all, I am merely standing for the principles which you and I used to discuss so often in the old days both in the Maine woods and along the Little Missouri. They are the principles of real Americans and I believe that more and more the plain people of the country are waking up to the fact that they are the right principles.' "
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BEIRUT (AP) -- Gunmen in a rebel-held area near Damascus abducted a leading Syrian human rights lawyer on Tuesday, activists and opposition groups said, the latest in a wave of recent kidnappings targeting anti-government activists in rebel held areas. Razan Zaytouni, one of the most outspoken critics of President Bashar Assad's rule, was seized along with her husband and two other activists from the suburb of Douma after armed men broke into their office. Zaytouni is a founding member of the Local Coordination Committees, a grassroots network, which confirmed her abduction in a statement. Suhair Atassi, a senior member of the main Western-backed Syrian National Coalition opposition group also confirmed via Twitter that the four had been taken. There was no claim of responsibility for the abduction, which comes amid a spate of kidnappings and killings of anti-government activists by extremist groups. Scores of activists have disappeared in the past few months and at least two have been killed, most of them in areas dominated by the al-Qaida linked Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. Director of the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Rami Abdurrahman, said Zaytouni recently received threats from Islamists. Fares Mohammed, a Lebanon-based Syrian activist with the LCC, confirmed the threats and said jihadi groups were active nearby. Zaytouni was forced to go into hiding shortly after the revolt against Assad began in March 2011. That year, she was awarded the Anna Politkovskaya Award for risking her life by breaking the government's media blackout to report on the brutal crackdown in Syria. The award, named after a slain Russian journalist, is given annually to a woman human rights defender standing up for victims in a conflict zone. This latest abduction comes amid a government offensive on suburbs of the capital Damascus. Syrian troops on Tuesday pounded a rebel stronghold near the Lebanese border with airstrikes and artillery, activists said, hitting a town in the mountainous region where they believe opposition fighters are holding a group of nuns. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said president Bashar Assad's forces struck Yabroud, the last significant rebel stronghold in the Qalamoun area, as part of a crushing offensive the army launched last month to cut off rebels' supply routes from Lebanon. The fighting has forced thousands of Syrians to flee across the border. Yabroud has been under rebel control since early last year and has served as a major smuggling hub for opposition fighters. Activists as well as church and government officials believe opposition fighters took twelve nuns to Yabroud after seizing them eight days ago from a nearby Greek Orthodox convent. Six of the nuns denied they had been kidnapped in a video broadcast on Qatar-based Al-Jazeera on Friday, saying they were being held in a safe place. Their disappearance, however, has increased concerns about the treatment of Christians by hard-liners in the rebel ranks, particularly as more Christian villages are engulfed in fighting that has pitted mostly Sunni Muslim rebels against an Assad government dominated by Alawites, a sect of Shiite Islam. In the north on Tuesday, fighters belonging to rival Islamic rebel groups battled each other, killing at least 12, the Observatory added. Members of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and another Islamic group clashed in the town of Maskaneh in the northern Aleppo province. The fighting started in the morning after ISIL members detained a man to try him in an Islamic court they set up after driving Assad's forces from the area, the Observatory said. It obtains its information from activists on the ground. Over the past year, the ISIL has become one of the most influential groups on the opposition's side in the country's nearly three-year-old conflict. The infighting has weakening the battle to oust Assad. Syria's conflict started in March 2011 as a largely peaceful uprising against his rule, but later deteriorated into a civil war in which more than 120,000 people have been killed, activists say. The United Nations put the death toll at 100,000 people in July and has not updated the figure since then. --- AP writer Bassem Mroue in Beirut contributed to this report. © 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Learn more about our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. | |||||||||||||||||
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The year is 1958, and things are going stunningly well for the Italian-run underworld in the United States. The Corleone family, which burst onto the scene only a couple of decades earlier, is in especially good shape. Their illicit financial empire stretches across the entire country, from Las Vegas to Miami to New York, with direct connections back in the old country. But business can be even better, and that's why Hyman Roth has called a meeting of the United States' major crime families in Havana, Cuba on New Years Eve. This is where our story begins.
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Today marks the 15th anniversary of Jay-Z's first album Reasonable Doubt. It was the summer of 1996 in San Francisco and I recently graduated from 8th grade at Marina Middle School. Me and my big brother were about to embark on a 2 week vacation to Florida that night to visit family as part of my grad present. That tape (yes,bought it on cassette) was on my to do list before we hopped on that plane, as well as Resident Evil for Playstation one! (The Sony Playstation was also a grad present! I love my parents). Me and my brother took turns with the walkman during the flight and we each listened to it back to back twice! Brooklyns's Finest bein the standout track at the time. From that day on it remained one of my favorite albums ever & still gets #HeavyRotation today like it first came out. So to all my Reasonable Doubt fans, bump this album today and remember it like it was your first.
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We keep getting a sewer smell coming from our shower drain. We put drain cleaner down it and that seems to do the trick for a while. Water goes down ok. Do not have any other drain problems. I was thinking maybe the rubber connector has something to do with catching shower scum but cant see connection due to finished basement hiding drain lines. Any suggestions? "Semper Fi" | |||
same old coat on another drain issue. issue: the trap dries out over time as water evaporates into drier air above. solution: get a 5-quart bucket, fill it with water, and run it down the shower, floor drain, guest toilet that gets used once a year, laundry sink drain, yo' momma, whatever. it's common for this to be a janitorial duty once or twice a week in every drain in a commercial building. once a week should suffice in a home. if you don't have the affected drains vented, a heavy load in another drain could pull the water out of the trap every time. this gets old. it should get you to insure all drains have vent air behind them, for beyond the gases of decomposition from the drain including poisonous hydrogen sulfide, there is flammable methane coming up. as in natural gas. so if bucketing the unused drains weekly doesn't do it for you, you need a plumber, and depending on the surroundings, a banker. minimum code says you sorta don't need a vent if the trap is plumbed direct to the stack within a 6 foot distance. this only works if the drain is used a lot and water stays in the trap. if there's a lot of it in your house and water doesn't stay in the traps, then minimum code didn't work in this case. you'll need a lot of retrofitting in that case. the commercial trick of putting the drain in a loop from the stack, to the fixture drain, to the stack would be the easiest way to fix it. there is a "burp" vent, I think it's a Studor vent, that is a flapper valve that can be installed at unvented sinks, etc. they have moving parts and can fail. it's illegal in some jurisdictions because it fails to an open drain pipe. direct venting up a pipe and out the roof should last 60 years or longer (spec-60 plumbing.)This message has been edited. Last edited by: swschrad, sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money? | ||||
And another possibility - If the shower floor is tile then it's set in a pan with a liner. Fairly common for old, scummy and smelly water stuff to remain trapped within the mortar and liner of the pan. This will get quite rancid and the smell will be released from around the drain area and any grout cracks in the base. Note that if you have a solid surface or fiberglass base then this is not your problem and is more likely the issues that swchrad mentions. Troubleshooting: 1. Plug up the drain, pour in a mix of water & bleach - enough so that it's about an inch deep around the entire perimeter of the base. Let it sit for a few hours and then drain it out. If it is a problem with sludge trapped within the pan, then the odor will go away ....but only for a few days. 2. If you use your shower frequently then it's unlikely to be the dry trap issue Jaybee | ||||
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