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Graduate Achievement
Robyn Cope (PhD '12) began her new position as Assistant Professor of French at SUNY Binghampton this fall.
On April 11, 2014, Marda Messay defended her dissertation: "Unlocking the Voices of Child Soldiers in Sub-Saharan African Novels, Films, and Autobiographies."
Over the summer, Molly O'Brien (MA Student) studied at the Institut d'Etudes Françaises d'Avignon.
Faculty Achievement
Dr. Yanning Wang, Assistant Professor of Chinese, published: Reverie and Reality: Poetry on Travel by Late Imperial Chinese Women (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2014). "This book is an important contribution to the scholarship on traditional Chinese women's poetry" (Wilt Idema, Harvard University).
Dr. Christian Weber, Assistant Professor of German, published : Die Logik der Lyrik: Goethes Phänomenologie des Geistes in Gedichten (Freiburg i.B.: Rombach Verlag, 2014). "This book explores Goethe's so-called 'hymns of genius' as a lyric cycle. Read as one poetic unit, these poems reveal a theoretical ambition that rivals Hegel's phenomenological investigation of the spirit and complements Kant's Critique of Judgment with a critique of the imagination".
Dr. Juan Carlos Galeano published Cuentos amazónicos (Iquitos, Perú: Tierra Nueva Editores, 2014, 4th edition). "Juan Carlos Galeano is an amazing poet and storyteller. These folktales from Amazonia are thick with cosmographic imagery and communicate the perspectives of the inhabitants of this vital region on planet Earth" (Mark Bender, Ohio State University)
Faculty Activity
Dr. Juan Carlos Galeano read from his works at "Sonidos amazónicos: An Evening of Colombian Music and Poetry" at the Bard Graduate Center in New York City on Thursday May 29.
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Welcome to the Department of Modern Languages and Linguistics
What do we do?
We investigate the processes of language acquisition, create tools for effective language learning, and put them into practice in our language classrooms. We study the dynamics of contemporary social, cultural, and national identity in a variety of countries, and advance the fields of literary and film criticism and theory. We research the writings central to our collective experience as global citizens and the linguistic structures that form the basis of all communication. The teaching and research expertise of our faculty reflects our commitment to FSU's undergraduate and graduate students and to academic excellence.
What can we do for you?
We prepare our students for success in a diverse and globalized world. Whether your interests include international business or linguistic and cultural enrichment, federal and foreign service, non-governmental work, or language teaching, we offer major and minor programs that will strengthen your academic and professional profile. We can help you combine specialized language training with interdisciplinary programs of study. Through the Winthrop-King Institute, undergraduate and graduate scholarships are available for study and research abroad. Visit the language program sites on the menu bar to the left for more information about specific programs, or explore the directory to the left to learn more about the department's resources, people, and events. For departmental personnel, please visit the Contact Us page.
Welcome new faculty!
The Department is pleased to welcome the following new faculty members, starting fall 2014:
Dr. Corbin Treacy (French and Francophone Studies) recently obtained his PhD from the Department of French and Italian at the University of Minnesota. His dissertation is entitled Aesthetics and Aftermath: Algeria 1962-2012 and his current research focuses on the interplay of politics and aesthetics in post-independence Maghrebi literature and film. He is interested in issues of nation(alism), memory, migration, human rights, and littérature monde.
Dr. Antje Muntendam (Spanish Linguistics) obtained her MA in Spanish Linguistics from Leiden University and her PhD in Hispanic Linguistics and SLATE from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Before joining FSU she was employed as an Assistant Professor of Spanish Linguistics at Middlebury College and at Radboud University in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. Her research interests include bilingualism, language contact, sociolinguistics, second language acquisition, syntax, phonetics/phonology, and language processing.


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Love the sugared cranberries! I started using turbinado sugar, but remembered I had silver sprinkles which made them look very festive. Pudding came out great. I made my own whipped topping though. My guests loved this dessert! It also worked out great for a gluten-free dessert.
Chocolate-Cranberry Parfaits
Photo: Gentl & Hyers; Styling: Cindy DiPrima
The cranberry steeping liquid clings to the berries and helps the sugar adhere for a sparkling, jewel-like effect. You can use the liquid (which is drained from the cranberries) in cocktails or over ice cream. If you can't find mascarpone cheese, use regular cream cheese.
Yield: 8 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 286
- Fat: 11.7g
- Saturated fat: 6.5g
- Monounsaturated fat: 3.5g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.7g
- Protein: 5.3g
- Carbohydrate: 41.9g
- Fiber: 0.5g
- Cholesterol: 71mg
- Iron: 0.5mg
- Sodium: 121mg
- Calcium: 121mg
- 1 1/3 cups granulated sugar, divided
- 1 cup water
- 1 cup fresh cranberries
- 1/2 cup sparkling white sugar or turbinado sugar
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 1/2 cups fat-free milk, divided
- 2 large egg yolks
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 4 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 1 cup frozen fat-free whipped topping, thawed
- 1/4 cup mascarpone cheese
- 1. Combine 1 cup granulated sugar and 1 cup water in a small heavy saucepan over medium-high heat, stirring until sugar dissolves. Bring to a simmer; remove from heat. Combine the sugar syrup and cranberries in a small bowl. Cover and chill for 4 hours.
- 2. Drain cranberries in a colander over a bowl, reserving liquid for another use, if desired. Place sparkling sugar in a shallow dish. Add cranberries, rolling to coat. Spread sugared cranberries in a single layer on a baking sheet; let stand at room temperature 1 hour or until dry.
- 3. Combine remaining 1/3 cup granulated sugar, cornstarch, and salt in a large bowl, stirring well. Combine 1/2 cup milk and egg yolks in a small bowl, stirring with a whisk. Heat remaining 2 cups milk in a medium heavy saucepan to 180° or until tiny bubbles form around edge (do not boil). Stir egg yolk mixture into cornstarch mixture. Gradually add half of hot milk to sugar mixture, stirring constantly with a whisk. Add egg yolk mixture to pan; bring to a boil. Cook 1 minute, stirring constantly with a whisk. Remove from heat. Add vanilla and chocolate, stirring until chocolate melts. Spoon pudding into a bowl; place bowl in a large ice-filled bowl for 15 minutes or until pudding cools, stirring occasionally. Cover surface of pudding with plastic wrap; chill 20 minutes.
- 4. Combine whipped topping and mascarpone in a bowl, stirring until well blended. Spoon about 1/3 cup pudding into each of 8 bowls or footed glasses; top each serving with about 3 tablespoons mascarpone mixture and about 2 tablespoons cranberries.
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We've arrived at SXSW with 16,000 other web geeks and we're having a blast telling people about our spring schedule. We have a couple new classes on MongoDB and iPhone Development that we're very excited about!

We also have a booth at SXSW (#217) so come say hi if you're nearby. We'll be doing drawings for books each day and maybe you'll get lucky and get a t-shirt too!
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One of our instructors, Karl Swedberg got a mean email about his new book the jQuery 1.4 Reference Guide.

That's not very nice. Karl is actually a fantastic writer.

 So here's the deal. Send Karl a nice tweet in the form of: "hey @ideafoundry send me @kswedberg's book because …"

Do that, and we'll pick a lucky tweet and send a free copy of his other book, Learning jQuery to the winner!

Rules:

Be nice.

We'll pick a winner at 5:00 PM Eastern, Friday, Feb 19, but you can continue being nice after that too.

Update: And the winner is…

Congrats, Nick! The book is on its way, and we hope you enjoy it!

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Did you know that all of our offerings are available as private workshops?

We've never called much attention to it (yet), but having two going at the same time in different states this week brought it to the forefront of our thinking.

It also forced us to rethink our post-class evaluation forms. We've used paper forms up until now, not because we couldn't do an online form (we're programmers, after all) but because we got better feedback from paper. People draw in the margins, or leave notes in places you wouldn't expect, or circle between boxes to give a bit extra clarity to what they want to say. We like paper.

But will two classes in different states, we wanted to be a bit easier on our instructors, so we switched to an online form. Now we can have fun with the results. Here's a summary from one of the classes this week:

We can get a good quick feel about how the class felt, and we give it to the instructors and clients.

Want to see all the pretty graphs we offer and get great training? Contact us today to schedule a private class!
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Whew, we had a fantastic Spring at Idea Foundry. Here are the numbers:

1 sailing trip

2 celebrity sightings

3 languages

4 beach cookouts

5 weeks in a row

6 classes

7 nights at the microbrewery

8 instructors

9 meals atop the hotel

14 states represented

We want to thank everyone who came; we had a great time hosting you in Holland.

If you haven't already, check out the amazing photos specifically those by Dan Rubin and Paul Hart.

We're now launching our Summer schedule and have jQuery, Ruby on Rails and ExpressionEngine ready for your reservations. Sign up today!
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Our entire spring schedule is in Holland, Michigan, and you can come there and meet us before it all begins.

May 2-9 we'll be operating out of a storefront in downtown Holland, that we're calling the  Tech Embassy. There will be coworking, meetups, tech demos and a lot of fun. We have some of our friends coming from nearby and we hope to meet many more. Its all to celebrate the local festival, Tulip Time.

Come meet us and learn about our classes. They've been taught all over the world and are in Holland this May and June.
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We're partnering with our friends at Sidebar Creative to make the week of our jQuery class even better!

Come a day early (May 12) and you can learn front-end development from design to implementation with 4 amazing instructors: Dan Rubin, Steve Smith, Jonathan Snook & Bryan Veloso. They're bringing their Sidebar Workshop to Holland for this full day of learning and excitement.

You can sign up for just the Sidebar Workshop for the low price of $395, or bundle it with our jQuery class and save. That's 1 day of amazing front-end learning plus 3 days of incredible jQuery expertise for the low price of $1295!
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Spring is here, and we're celebrating by announcing a ton of exciting classes!

jQuery

We're very excited to have Karl Swedberg, author of the book Learning jQuery, teach a 3-day course to get you up and running with all the best jQuery tips and tricks. Karl's an energetic teacher who knows jQuery better than almost anyone (he's consistently one of the top posters on the jQuery mailing list). Sign up today to reserve your spot!

Advanced Ruby on Rails

We get lots of requests to do an Advanced Rails class, so we're bringing it to Holland. Come learn a survey of advanced topics that will take your Rails coding to the next level. If you're using Rails but know there's much more to learn, this is the class for you.

ExpressionEngine and Ruby on Rails

No, they're not writing EE 2.0 in Rails (but it'd be a fun rumor to start), we're bringing back our two popular classes for the spring. ExpressionEngine will be back in May and Ruby on Rails will be kicking off in June.

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Finally, if you're viewing this in a feed reader, you may not have noticed that we're sporting a new name and a design refresh. We were so excited about our spring schedule, we needed to start it off in style.

We always want to know what you think, especially about our new name and site. Drop us a line at email@example.com or on Twitter.
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We'll send you $100 when you tell a friend about our training.

If someone attends one of our classes*, and they tell us that you referred them, then we'll send you $100 on the day the class starts. The only requirement is that they tell us your name and email when they sign up.

This might be the simplest Affiliate/Referral program ever. Have your friends sign up today! There's still time to sign up for our San Antonio Rails and ExpressionEngine classes which are next week!

Go tell your friends!

* Offer does not apply to Sidebar Workshop, but come to the jQuery class too, and it will!
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We're coming to the D.C. area, Old Town Alexandria to be specific, in March.

Come learn Advanced Rails topics March 23-26. The class is a survey of advanced topics, so you don't have to be a master to attend. If you are loving Rails but want to learn more, or take your apps to the next level, then this is the class for you.

We'll be minutes away from D.C. the week before the Cherry Blossom Festival, at the beautuful Hotel Monaco Alexandria. We're looking forward to having a good group, and a great time. Sign up today!
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It's cold in Holland, so we're taking our classes on the road!

San Antonio, Texas

Our first stop is January 20–23 in San Antonio, a city steeped in history and full of life. Spend your days learning either Ruby on Rails or ExpressionEngine and spend your evenings touring the Alamo, or enjoying the nightlife of the River Walk.

The ExpressionEngine class will be held at the Inn On The Riverwalk, a gorgeous Bed & Breakfast right on the River Walk. Instructor Mike Boyink will follow the mold of our previous EE class of combining insightful, one-on-one training and valuable networking opportunities with other web professionals.

The Ruby on Rails class will be at the incredible Emily Morgan Hotel, 14 steps away from the Alamo and a couple blocks off the River. Daniel & Brandon are ready to get you up in running with Rails with their class that's been praised around the world.

Because we're hosting both sessions at the same time, we can double the networking opportunities, or if you're not into networking, double the cool people to have a beer with. As usual, we'll have optional (everyone always loves them) activities in the evenings to get to know the other people in the class and meet some locals in the industry.

On to Washington, D.C.

Our next stop is going to be the Washington D.C. area. We're finalizing the details, so look for an announcement very soon!

What about Holland?

Don't worry, we'll be back in Holland with dates in May that we'll announce early in 2009. Past attendees has praised the Holland experience and we know you'll have fun too.
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The word is out: People are loving Training.

We're pleased to be featured in this week's Grand Rapids Business Journal and highlighted on local news!

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We want to thank the Ruby on Rails Class we had here last week. It was another fantastic group that we were proud to get to know. After hours, we had fun sailing, golfing, and laughing.

Our favorite response is this response to our question: <q>Would you recommend this course to a friend?</q>

I think my coworkers would get a lot out of it but then the secret would be out that I had fun AND learned.

We'll have more Training to announce very soon, so stay tuned!
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We've had a great time with the Rails Training and the reactions have been amazing.

We've had a lot of inquiries about putting on an Advanced Ruby on Rails training. We are working on putting it together and are excited about it, but we want to know what you think. Would you mind helping us out and answering a few questions?

We're giving away one free spot to either the Rails Training on August 25 or the Advanced Rails training for completing the survey. We'll be drawing the winner on Monday, August 18 (Update: we're extending it until August 19), so check out the survey now.
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Thanks to the fine folks at ExpressionEngine and many fantastic sponsors, you can win the opportunity to attend our ExpressionEngine Training for free!

The prize covers both the training and 4 nights at the CityFlats Hotel.

To win, you have to act fast. Read the full details at ExpressionEngine.com and get your entry in by August 13.

If you or your company would like to sponsor a seat to this or any of our Training, please get in contact.
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The most exciting training anywhere just got better. We're pleased to announce that ExpressionEngine is joining our Ruby on Rails Training in beautiful Holland, Michigan.

That's right, not only can you learn Ruby on Rails August 25–28, you can learn ExpressionEngine September 9–12. We're proud to team up with Mike Boyink of Train-ee to lead the first ExpressionEngine course anywhere in the world.

Train-ee is the premier site for ExpressionEngine learning, and Mike is deeply involved in the EE community. He's excited to bring his print materials alive in our 4-day Training.

We're equally excited to bring back our Ruby on Rails Training. Our June Training was fun for student and instructor alike. We have plans to make this one even better. We had people from New York, California and all over the Midwest join us for our first Holland Training. Come see the excitement for yourself!

Check out out both Training (EE, Rails) and sign up soon. Early-bird prices fly away in August.
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Take a vacation from normal training courses. Come to beautiful Holland, Michigan to learn Ruby on Rails with an experienced team of instructors. You'll spend four days learning Rails in the heart of Downtown Holland, home of great food and shopping, and minutes away from stunning Lake Michigan.

Don't let your boss think that the fun will detract from your learning. You'll gain hands-on experience with Rails with ample one-on-one learning opportunities. So whether you're coming from another language, or you're brand new to coding, you'll walk away with practical experience and with confidence in your ability to use Rails effectively.

Early-bird pricing is only $1,195. Register today, as the price goes up to $1,495 after August 1.
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In the MHSAA Baseball and Softball tournaments, Coldwater will host Division 2 Districts at Lowe Field and the Rotary Softball Complex; if weather forces games to be postponed today, they would be made up Monday afternoon. Bronson and Quincy will travel to Constantine for Division 3 Districts; Union City was eliminated in both baseball and softball Tuesday by Centreville. Schedules are shown below:MHSAA Division 2 Baseball District at Pat Lowe Field, Coldwater
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The Pier 1 Imports Customer Satisfaction Survey, found at www.Pier1.com/feedback, is an online questionnaire designed by Pier 1 that helps the company measure your satisfaction of their products and services. The company will use that information to help them improve areas of the store, such as products and their customer service. You can take this questionnaire online for convenience.
If you participate in this survey, you give yourself a voice. Whether you had a great experience or a bad one, the company wants to know. They understand that things need to be updated every now and then to give their customers a great and happy experience. They need to know how regular customers feel about things to know what needs changed. You will also have a chance to enter a monthly sweepstakes. The grand prize is a Pier 1 gift card for $1,500 and there is also a second prize for a Pier 1 gift card worth $500.
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Below is a list of my 10 Most Anticipated Films tentatively due to release in the U.S. at some point in 2013. I based this list off whatever information I could find. Obviously there will be huge omissions that I don't even know exist and surely plenty of great films will come out of nowhere and blow me away in 2013. You won't see action movies, sequels or comic book stuff, because I have a pretty waning interest in all of that.
When gauging my interest in a film this far out from its release, the biggest factor is who is Directing. After that it becomes some combination of Writer, Actors and of course subject matter/source material. There's a lot of stuff coming in 2013 that I'm quite jazzed about that still missed my list, including new films from the Coen Brothers, Bennett Miller, Spike Jonze and dozens more. For the record, in the past my lists like this have rarely panned out. I end up liking about half of them. Both Dark Shadows and Lawless made my list last year and I think both are pretty terrible. Also, my favorite film of the year has never been on my Anticipated List before the year.
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American Bullshit (Untitled Abscam Project)
Directed by David O. Russell, Written by Eric Singer, Starring Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner
Short Synopsis - An FBI sting operation in the 1970s called Abscam leads to the conviction of United States Congressmen.
Why - This one is a no-brainer because it hits on all levels. I've never seen a bad David O. Russell film and feel coming off The Fighter and Silver Linings Playbook, he is operating at his highest level. I'm all in on Bale and Adams and have come around on Cooper as well. The true political scandal would be appealing on its own. Russell is not listed as the writer and that'd be my only fear. I hope and expect that the script will be filtered through his own distinct style and come out feeling like one of his own. I wish they'd keep that great title!
ETA : TBA/Late 2013
The Counselor
Directed by Ridley Scott, Written by Cormac McCarthy, Starring Brad Pitt, Michael Fassbender, Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz
Short Synopsis - A lawyer finds himself in over his head when he gets involved in drug trafficking.
Why - The cast is strong. Ridley Scott, at least in my opinion, did some interesting things in Prometheus. The plot synopsis is plenty vague, but the big selling point is screenwriter Cormac McCarthy. McCarthy is considered one of the great American novelists, with his books having been turned into such strong and bleak recent films as The Road and No Country for Old Men (My favorite film of 2007). This is not an adaptation, but instead his first produced screenplay.
ETA : November 15th
Mood Indigo
Directed by Michel Gondry, Written by Luc Bossi, Starring Audrey Tatou and Omar Sy
Short Synopsis - A woman suffers from an unusual illness caused by a flower growing in her lungs.
Why - While I'd be crying tears of excitement if this were the rumored Gondry adaptation of Phillip K. Dick's brilliant sci-fi novel Ubik, I'm still anxious for Mood Indigo because, well, it's Michel Gondry . He does quirk and fantasy as good as anyone (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Science of Sleep), but with a very distinct visual style and this story sounds ripe for him. Also, if you are going to make a French film, Audrey Tatou has to be near the top of your actress wish list.
A Most Wanted Man
Directed by Anton Corbijn, Written by Andrew Bovell, Starring Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Rachel McAdams, Robin Wright and Willem Dafoe
Short Synopsis - A Chechen Muslim illegally immigrates to Hamburg, where he gets caught up in the international war on terror.
Why - Anton Corbijn has proven himself capable, but my excitement here mostly has to do with it being a John le Carre' adaptation. His novels have turned into such great stuff as The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, The Constant Gardener and one of the most perfect films in recent memory, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. Having one of the best actors working in Phillip Seymour Hoffman and then a favorite of mine, Willem Dafoe along is also a huge plus.
ETA : TBA/Late 2013
Directed and Written by Jeff Nichols, Starring Tye Sheridan, Jacob Lofland, Reese Witherspoon, Matthew McConaughey and Michael Shannon
Short Synopsis - Two teenage boys encounter a fugitive and form a pact to help him evade the bounty hunters on his trailer and to reunite him with his true love.
Why - The synopsis doesn't inspire me. The cast doesn't inspire me. The reaction to it after playing Cannes in 2012 doesn't inspire me. BUT it's written and directed by Jeff Nichols whose last film, Take Shelter is my favorite film in almost twenty years. He's has proven to have a very strong handle on small town/rural America. I can't help but count the days until I see this thing. (If it had a distributor/release date I could count the days anyways!)
The Place Beyond the Pines
Directed by Derek Cianfrance, Written by Cianfrance, Ben Coccio and Darius Marder, Starring Bradley Cooper, Ryan Gosling, Rose Byrne, Eva Mendes and Ray Liotta
Short Synopsis - A motorcycle stunt rider considers committing a crime in order to provide for his wife and child, an act that puts him on a collision course with a cop-turned-politician.
Why - A few years ago a film directed by Cianfrance and starring Ryan Gosling called Blue Valentine came out of nowhere and shattered me. It was as naturalistic, real and emotionally affecting as anything I'd seen and I was blown away. I find Cianfrance interesting and based on the interviews I've seen he has a very different approach from other directors working. I just want to see what he does next and this is it. The March release date scares me some, but I have high hopes for The Place Beyond the Pines.
ETA : March 29th
Upstream Color
Directed and Written by Shane Carruth, Starring Shane Carruth, Amy Seimetz, Andrew Sensenig and Thiago Martins
Short Synopsis - A man and woman are drawn together, entangled in the life cycle of an ageless organism. Identity becomes an illusion as they struggle to assemble the loose fragments of wrecked lives.
Why - In 2004 Shane Carruth wrote, directed and starred in a film he made for seven thousand dollars called, Primer. It's every bit the definition of a "mindfuck film", but I also believe it to be one of the best sci-fi films I've ever seen and easily the best time-travel film I've seen. I love that film and Upstream Color is his first film since Primer. Carruth writes, directs and stars in this one as well.
ETA : April 5th
The Wolf of Wall Street
Directed by Martin Scorsese, Written by Terrence Winter, Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Matthew McConaughey, Kyle Chandler and Jean Dujardin
Short Synopsis - A New York stockbroker refuses to cooperate in a large securities fraud case involving corruption on Wall Street, corporate banking world and mob infiltration.
Why - It's Martin Fucking Scorsese! He's my favorite director ever, so I'm all in for any and everything he has going. I recoil at the subject matter, as I have never ever been able to make that leap and accept attempts to humanize the Wall Street crooks. It's a lot that I just never want to hang with, whether it be in Oliver Stone's Wall Street, Margin Call or any other. I have tons of confidence in Scorsese and even more when he has his muse DiCaprio on board, so I'm sure it'll be great and I'll be in that 10 A.M. screening the day it opens. A new Martin Scorsese release is like a holiday in my home.
ETA : Late 2013
The Young and Prodigious Spivet
Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Written by Jeunet and Guillaume Laurant, Starring Kyle Catlett, Helena Bonham Carter, Judy Davis and Dominique Pinon
Short Synopsis - A 12-year-old cartographer secretly leaves his family's ranch in Montana where he lives with his cowboy father and scientist mother and travels across the country on board a freight train to receive an award at the Smithsonian Institute.
Why - I love the grimy fantasy worlds that Jean-Pierre Jeunet creates. He's a director I really like, whose films are immediately recognizable as Jeunet films. He brings his own usually perfect mix of whimsy and darkness. All of his French films are good, while his one big shot in Hollywood, Alien 4 was pretty terrible. This looks like it'll be in English and luckily will be sans aliens. I worry about anything with an unknown child lead, but I really like much of the supporting cast.
ETA : TBA/Late 2013
The Zero Theorem
Directed by Terry Gilliam, Written by Pat Rushin, Starring Christoph Waltz, Matt Damon, Tilda Swinton and Ben Whishaw
Short Synopsis - A computer hacker's goal to discover the reason for human existence continually finds his work interrupted thanks to the Management; this time, they send a teenager and lusty love interest to distract him.
Why - Any time Terry Gilliam is given money to make a film AND completes it, it's an exciting thing. He has such history of catastrophe. Everything looks good here. The concept sounds awesome, the cast is strong and I'm OK with Gilliam not taking on the writing responsibilities himself. He has an unmatched imagination, but even still, one of the best films he's made was written by others, 12 Monkey's. The screenwriter has no track record, so who knows, but knowing Gilliam he'll just toss it aside and film a bunch of crazy shit that's rattling around in his head anyways. He hasn't made a great film in over a decade, so I really hope this is his next.
ETA : TBA/Late 2013
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Army Day, Soldier Field, looking northwest, 11th Cavalry, Machine Gun Troop, with 11th Cavalry band and the 76th Field Artillery in the background passing in review. Buildings in the background (north side of Soldier Field) left to right: Post bowling alleys, building no. 105; Regimental band and library, building no. 106; barracks nos:63, 61, 59, 57, 55, 53, 51, and 49. Note: refer to the layout map link on the home page. circa 1933. DLIFLC & POM Archives
Story by Bob Britton
As a youth, he rode 11th Cavalry regimental horses on the Presidio of Monterey from 1937-1940. As an adult, he spent a great deal of time serving with or commanding armored cavalry units during his 35-year Army career.
Growing up as a boy on the Presidio, retired Lt. Gen. John McEnery lived in family quarters along Fitch Avenue when his father, Lt. Colonel Douglas W. McEnery was post surgeon and owned two horses. When his father was stationed at the Presidio of Monterey, there was a small hospital or clinic located next to where the present Presidio Theater exist. In later years, the building became a noncommissioned officers club and was eventually torn down.
"Living on the Presidio was a super place for kids to grow up," said McEnery. "I went to Pacific Grove Grammar School, which is now the Roberts Downs Elementary School. Children traveled to school riding in the back of an Army one and a half-tom truck with a row of chairs in the back."
The post's terrain was similar to what it is today, although the installation wasn't built up like it is today. Soldier from the 11th Cavalry regiment and the 76th Field Artillery used older wooden buildings on the lower Presidio and some barracks near Fitch Avenue officers quarters. In the late 1930s, Weckerling Center was the old officers" club next to the chapel complex and across from Soldier Field.
Although the Army owned most of the horses, some officers owned their own mounts, McEnery's father owned two horses and loved to ride. Troopers kept their four-legged friends in stables located near the Pine Street entrance to the Presidio, McEnery mentioned.
"I belong to a mounted Boy Scout troop on post and rode either my father's horses or the Army's, " he said. "We trained on the Presidio, drilled like the cavalry and performed one year at the California Rodeo in Salinas. Sometimes we rode the horses out to Gigling Reservation (the East Garrison part of the former Fort Ord) to practice our riding skills.
"I can remember more horse shows than military reviews on Soldier Field and other places," he said. "We rode in an open field area where Price Fitness Center is located today. In the late 1930s, Highway 68 or Holman Highway didn't exist on the backside of the post. Mounted soldiers also used that area as .45 caliber pistol target ranges. We also did trail riding throughout Del Monte Forest without seeing too many houses. Our Boy Scout leaders were high school juniors and seniors, which I was much younger."
McEnery's father always had horses wherever he worked. He spent 33 years in the Army Medical Corps and retired as a colonel.
Gen. McEnery comes from a military family. His maternal grandfather was a general officer who commanded the 2nd Cavalry regiment. His father was an Army surgeon. So, it was natural for John McEnery to graduate from West Point in 1948 as a cavalry officer. He later served with or commanded units of the 10th, 11th, and 14th Cavalry regiments and the Air Cavalry Combat Brigade. He also commanded the 3rd Squadron, 11th Cavalry, in Vietnam from 1968-69. This is the same unit stationed on the Presidio in the 1920s and 1930s.
(Note: the article continues on with Gen. McEnery impressive military careers).
(Source: The Globe, date unknown, DLIFLC & POM Archives)
Editors Note: The 11th Cavalry bivouac in Chualar, California quite often on their road marches when going south or going back home to the Presidio of Monterey. In my interviews with 11th Cavalry troopers Andy Andreasen (1934-1937) and Joe Santone (1938-1940) both remember bivouacing in Chualar on road marches.
Photographer, Karl Johnson, contributed by his son, Carl Mark Johnson, circa 1939-40
We lived in Monterey County on Old Stage Road at Chualar Road, approximately 25 miles from the Cavalry section of Camp Ord. I was six or seven in late summer or early fall of 1939 or '40 when I saw an endless procession of Army trucks, some with trailers, turning from Chualar Road to go south on Old Stage Road and then, in less than a mile, to turn east on Chualar Canyon Road. Why would the Army be here? After what seemed like an hours-long caravan, my two brothers and I learned from our parents that the cavalry was on bivouac on the pasture across from our uncle Frank Johnson's unfinished house--now the house of my brother Harry Johnson, then 11 or 12-years-old.
Whether we learned from conversation from someone who lived on the Johnson Brothers property there or by the magic of the telephone (which we MAY have just gotten in the house), I don't know. But we all had to drive the five miles or so to the pasture. The orderly arrangement of so many horses, tents, and uniformed men was a vision from the movies for us country boys. Immediately, though, I wanted to become a cavalry man. That fantasy, however, was forgotten--until recent years when cousin Carl Mark Johnson showed us the photos his father Karl Johnson had taken. Mark is now happy to share these photos with the War Horse group, and Harry's photo (below) shows the unchanged appearance of that pasture 70-plus years later..
On Karl Wilhelm Johnson. He was never in the military and not even a horseman (though one of his brothers was a horseman/cattle rancher). But he was one of the Johnson Brothers, who farmed and ranched the property where the 11th cavalry bivouacked (as I recall from my 1st grade memory) on that pasture in the late summer or early fall of 1939, '40, and '41. Karl's father (my grandfather) John August Johnson bought that Chualar Canyon property in 1886 or '87. Karl's son, Carl Mark Johnson now of Morgan Hill, preserved and provided the photos.
Dick Johnson Andre (October 2012)
Photographer, Karl Johnson, contributed by his son, Carl Mark Johnson, circa 1939-40. Camp area and picket line.
Photographer, Karl Johnson, contributed by his son, Carl Mark Johnson, circa 1939-40. Horse picket line.
Photographer, Karl Johnson, contributed by his son, Carl Mark Johnson, circa 1939-40. Horse picket line.
Photographer, Karl Johnson, contributed by his son, Carl Mark Johnson, circa 1939-40. Cook tent.
Photographer, Karl Johnson, contributed by his son, Carl Mark Johnson, circa 1939-40
Location of the 11th Cavalry bivouac camp in 1939-40 (red dot)
Location of the 11th Cavalry bivouac camp in 1939-40 (red dot)
Greg - The area you have the pin on is correct. That is a very flat and level field, which is where the cavalry did their exercises at the time they were here. As far as having any particular memories of the event, I only remember that our folks brought us up to see the event which to an 11 or 12 year old was quite impressive. Some of the pictures you already have brought back memories of it.
Harry Johnson
Pre-Highway 101 as traveled by the 11th Cavalry and the 76th Field Artillery horse-drawn.
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By Charles Willeford
A new book has come to light that I found very interesting. The name of the book is "Something About A Soldier" by Charles Willeford. He was a highly decorated, (Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Luxembourg Croix de Guerre) tank commander with the Third Army during World War II. He also served as a horseshoer in Machine Gun Troop of the 11th Cavalry at the Presidio of Monterey in 1939. His unrestrained tell it like it is and revealing writing I found very refreshing.
In Chapter One he talks about shoeing "Old Raz" a nineteen year old horse, with a horse brand number of 136E. Raz was marked "IC" (inspected and condemned) and how this horse was saved from the "knackers" who were civilians that purchased the condemned horses from the Army. When there was enough condemned horses they would arrive with their truck with A-frame mounted on the back. They would take a piece of blue chalk; draw an X from the horse's ears to their eyes and shoot them in the head. At this point his description of the horses is very revealing. The horses were loaded in the truck using the A-frame and were taken for processing somewhere. The description is gruesome but as a historian found it to be an important documentation of the process that was done at the Presidio, or as least according to him.
Raz proved worthy of redemption and was saved by the breaking of the rules by commanding officers and sergeants to save this horse from the knackers.
The author talks about the "enormous pasturage out at the Giglin (Gigling) Military Reservation, where Camp Ord was located, and sick horses, run-down horses, or horses with a bad cannon or something that needed time to rest and heal were taken out there and left. They ate brown grass and ran around loose in the hills. Once a day a truckload of hay was taken out there, dumped, and broken open. The horses would come crowding around and would fill up on hay. They didn't get any oats, of course, because they weren't working. But a month or so out on the range brought most of them up to snuff again, and they could be rounded up and trucked back to the Presidio for duty. If Sergeant Bellows could smuggle Old Raz out there, the condemned horse would be safe from the knackers, and he could run around-or stumble around- in the hills for months before he was discovered again".
The author continues:
"To return to my original point: Here was Old Raz, a decent but useless horse, but still worth $145 to the government on paper. Someone, somewhere, on paper, had to account for Old Raz, so there was no way that he could be shipped out to the Giglin (Gigling) open range without his whereabouts being noted. So his execution was avoided by a conspiracy of the troop commander, the first sergeant, the stable sergeant, and of course, the veterinarian, who was a major in the Veterinary Corps. I should have realized al that, but I just hadn't accepted the idea that there could ever be an kind of cooperation between officers and enlisted men. I think my change in attitude toward the Army began the day we saved Old Raz from the knackers. Old Raz died about three months later, and they buried him where he fell, out on the Giglin range. But three months is three months, and no one ever turned Old Raz into dog food" - Charles Willeford
NOTE: Warning this book is adult context and not suitable for younger readers.
Left: Original movie adverting for "Troopers Three" Source: Greg Krenzelok Collection. Right: Advertisement in the Monterey Herald March 1930. Being played at the Golden State Theater, Mid-Nite Matinee, and Presidio of Monterey. All talking movie, big deal for its day.
Note: For years I have been searching for old Horse Soldier movies and I have collected quite a few. Today's review is the movie "Troopers Three" produced in 1930 by Tiffany Studios. This movie was filmed at the Presidio of Monterey, Camp Del Monte, and other locations. The movie appears to be lost except for only a very few short versions of the movie, one which I have found for my collection. Nevertheless it is extremely rare and a real treat to watch.
Here is the synopsis from the video: "Tiffany Studios' all -purpose leading man, heads the cast of Troopers Three. Eddie Haskins and his buddies Bugs and Sunny are washed-up vaudevillians who decide to join the Cavalry, if only for three square meals a day. Once they've filled their bellies, they attempt to bid farewell to the Army, only to learn that they've signed up for a three-year hitch--and this contract is non-negotiable.
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One Little Indian are proud to confirm the release of 'Complete Singles Collection' by Dreampop pioneers A.R. Kane. The compilation features all of the bands singles between 1986 and 1994 - 33 tracks over 2 discs - and is due for release on October 1st.
"Not only were A.R. Kane renowned and revered, but, in certain quarters, they were regarded and written up as one of the central groups of their era. The singles and albums received rave reviews (and when I say "rave" I mean frothing at the mouth, purple-prose-drooling paeans). Their faces appeared on the front covers of the British music weekly papers. But A.R. Kane weren't just critics's faves either. Sixty nine, their debut album, topped the independent charts in the summer of 1988."
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'Pop' - 12" Single - 1989
'Crack Up' - 1990
'A Love From Outer Space' - 1992
'Sea Like a Child' CD EP - 1994
'Honey Be (For Stella)' CD Single - 1994
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Surviving My Parents: A Golem's Painful Memories of Childhood Abuse
In her new memoir, Donna Minkowitz recalls being torn between her mother's overbearing fantasies and her father's cruel games
Donna Minkowitz was raised in Brooklyn, one of three sisters in a working-class, intellectual, largely secular family. In Growing Up Golem, she recalls her childhood, her career as a lesbian radical journalist at the Village Voice, her difficult love life, and the debilitating illness that derailed her professionally. And she does it using the conceit that instead of giving birth to her, her mother—who told the entire family she could do powerful magic from the Kabbalah—actually created her as her own personal golem.
I have always hated being as porous as I am. Able to be filled with others' content. Mimsy—the portmanteau word Lewis Carroll coined for "flimsy" and "miserable" at once—unlocalizable, able to take any shape. Especially when directed by my mother … Fey, impish, effeminate, will o' the wisp; mercurial, multifarious—counterfeit in my very being, like a photocopy of a human. Like those beautiful beings Puck and Ariel, who were really nothing more than great-looking, impressive slaves when you get right down to it. With them, as with me, there is no there there. All the creatures of Faerie are tricksy, thievish, prestidigitational performers. Fairies have the duplicity of all subject peoples.
I have always felt my own twoness, always known that I was only half a person—if indeed that much. I realized very young that I was the true referent all those men unthinkingly have in mind when they refer to some gay man as a "lightweight" or a "Twinkletoes," someone who cannot fill his own, deep human shoes. I am the one they really meant. I have never been a real person; and I have always dissembled, or as my fairy kin like to say, beguiled.
Purim has always been my favorite Jewish holiday because it is a holiday about catastrophe—only the Jews would be crazy and brave enough to have a holiday about catastrophe, tragedy, trauma itself. On Purim you were supposed to dress in costume, get drunk off your ass, and act psychotic, because you were so freaked out that some people had long ago tried to kill you.
When I was six, my mother asked if I wanted to be Haman for Purim and I thought that was a wonderful idea, because I had never been Haman and neither the girls nor boys had ever been him in my school; the girls were always Queen Esther in tinfoil crowns and kitchen-drapery ball gowns. I hated being Queen Esther, and I loved the idea of being someone evil.
Oh reader assimilated or unknowing—no one dresses like Haman for Purim, for the simple reason that Haman is a genocidal murderer. Every Purim we celebrate that at the end of the Purim story, Haman's body has turned black and is hanging from the highest tree. We have put him there.
I certainly knew he was a genocidal monster when my mother dressed me up as him. My yeshiva was so Zionist that even the rabid Arab-hater Meir Kahane sent his daughter there, and my teachers were quite thorough on all points concerning violence against the Jews, even when addressing six year olds.
My mother worked so enthusiastically on my costume for Haman—sewing me a three-cornered (vinyl) dark purple hat, which functioned rather as Haman's SS helmet in the Purim story, putting one of her black wigs on my head to be Haman's hair, and another wig carefully cut to fit my face to be his beard. Outlining my brows and eyes in black pencil—that it was the best costume I have ever worn, and I hated every minute wearing it because it was all my mother's.
Nothing of the art of the Haman I was playing was me. Wearing the costume she had put together so artistically, I was simply being my mother's notion of Haman, my mother's transgression of gender and the niceties of Purim in my very conservative yeshiva, my mother's antic creature.
Reader, I had difficulties from my mother creating me out of whole cloth, but I had even more from my father's surreal sports, employing me as the birdie in his games of badminton.
Using me as the pins and ball (and sometimes the alley and the next lane) in his games of bowling.
Using me as the puck (yes, my reader, the Puck, the two have always been connected) in his games of field hockey.
Using me as the ball and clubs and beret in his games of golf.
Using me as the ball in his games of jai alai.
How his perceptions could become so altered that he could think I was a piece of state-of-the-art athletic equipment, bought at a nearby mall, I do not know. I do know his perceptions were very altered.
Reader, my father hit me, and the rhyme or reason to it was as frankly odd as if he had instead played Ultimate Frisbee with my cheeks, or used my gallbladder as a mallet in a gentlemen's game of croquet. He was not—as I hope I have made crystal clear—a dominant force in my family, and yet he was allowed a certain liberty to use my brows as bocce-balls and my temples as a wiffle ball, however many times he wanted.
My mother didn't mind. Sometimes he hit me when she wasn't there, sometimes when she was, but it did not matter as long as he did not strike me many blows at a time, in which case she would tell him huffily, "That's enough." But, reader, even his single blows were enormous, like a giant's, and his short recreations hurt me.
Perhaps I've lied. It wasn't only recreational for him to strike me—I clearly made him angry, although it was often surprising what made him angry at me on any particular occasion.
He was sensitive. And my mother added to his pool of sensitivity daily, by saying things like, "You're just too stupid to understand!" in everybody's earshot. He never talked back to her when she said things like that. She also told jokes to which my father was the punchline—"What's immovable and fat and hairy and idiotic?" and encouraged my sisters and me to make fun of him. I only once saw him reading a book—My Name Is Asher Lev by Chaim Potok—and clearly the only possible thing for me to do was to say, "Holy Christ, Daddy's reading a book! What if his brain pushes out of his head?"
But he did not strike me when I said that. I don't remember which words of mine made him do it. He smelled so unbearably bad that we made some playful jokes at his expense about emergency deliveries of Odor Eaters, but he did not hit me (or my sisters, who for some reason he never hit) in response to that, but to other things that I really, really can't remember, reader. Were they innocent things like, "Would you mind leaving me some of the pickles?" Or mean things like, "I'd never be as stupid as you!"
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If I might be allowed to say so, I think my "first" love was poetry. Unfortunately for me, the British curricula at school did not put me in touch with the Metaphysical Poets, nor with the post-Georgian school. Almost all the school texts after World War II contained invariably Victorian narrative poems and some popular examples of Romantic poetry. I chanced upon a selection of T. S. Eliot's and Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, and a little later on Pope's An Essay on Man and Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. That did the trick. Yet, I regret not having taken to prose in earnest earlier than the publication of my first collection: Tracks of a Tramp (1961). There's nothing like trying your hand at all kinds of prose exercises to come to grips with poetry. Or rather to see how poetry makes for the essence of speech/Speech and makes you realise how it can communicate what prose cannot easily convey. I have managed to put together several collections of poems, but never actually sought to find homes for them in magazines, periodicals or anthologies. Apart from the one published book, some of my sporadic efforts may be sampled at http://www.stateless.freehosting.net/menupage.htm
You said : Why can't i have my Day
by T. Wignesan
a cherished paper-cutting
those who forgot to care
and for you
too late
a cribbed account
in pale bold face
on some crowded backpage
which lapped up the soya stains on the takeaway counter
some faded picture of you
crammed in nubile twists of fronting elegance
in meagre-columned glossy pages
you said : why can't i have my day
why should a destitute Greek prince
lord it over the world
just by tying a knot with his regal cousin
your eyes recognising too late
a world you may never see again
a world you may not be seen in again
all your self-suffocating words
and all those poured in contempt
on you
through you
for you
to feed those who grudged your fleeting glory
Now now that all may be forgotten
now that no bile inhabits this carcass
over some too pulpy a fruit
a taste of you
from freshly-turned earth
bloody juicy earth
our teeth caught
clinging to your bleeding shredded flesh
of cells into cells
of us into our selves
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The ongoing issue was highlighted again over the weekend at an anti-wolf rally in Jackson, which drew hundreds of residents who blame wolves for the decline in elk populations.
Dwindling elk populations in the Greater Yellowstone area worry outfitters and conservationists alike, but opposing groups differ on what is causing the downward trend in cow-calf ratios.
Wolves certainly play a role in the declining calf numbers, but likely are not the only contributing factor.
The concern over elk populations and the recent rally highlight the continued need for an effective wolf management plan in Wyoming, where the animal is still under federal protection.
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Deadly. Off. Topic. said...
Sad thing is, while he's no better than Tyrande, he is right about her when he says she has no idea how to lead her people. Sure she can shoot a bow and look pretty doing it, but all she does now is hide away in her temple letting other people run the Alliance.
The only reason she's so well liked for the Alliance during the Valentine's event is that Darn. is the last place people go to to turn in their gift . People save it for last.
I don't prefer her or Staghelm or even Malfurion because I'm always gonna side with Illidan - too bad the devs/programmers (whoever the hell was stupid enough to make him a boss we had to kill in BC) gave him a bum rap. There was so much potential to have Illidan be a turning force for us and we don't see much of him until the end of a very long rep grind for netherdrakes or until we go to the BT. Such a waste of such a great character.
Would have been great if we could have recruited him and have him fight Arthas one more time... now that would have been great to see in WoW.
God yeah.
Picture the scene: Ice Crown Citadel.
Darrion Mograine is down, Tirion is bloodied and protecting him.
The players are battered and bruised and Arthas is mocking them all.
"Your pathetic light is no match for my bad ass pointy armor and blue sword thingy. Is this all you got?!"
Enter Illidan Stormrage, decending from above with his green Klingon bat'leths. That's what I want to see! To proper bad-asses fighting to the death and destroying the whole fortress while doing it.
traptinacivicsi said...
I also agree, we couldn't have simply defeated him?
No. Blizz takes one of their more interesting characters, makes him 'go mad' and has us kill him off... yawn.
IMO Illidan = Deathwing > Lich King by FAR.
Team Illidan FTW! God what a waste of an awesome character. :( (ditto Kael)
As far as Tyrande, I seriously can't see her sitting around doing nothing this whole time, which has been my biggest beef with the Alliance all through WoW. People like to complain that there's too many Nelves, etc but the fact is their story has just been botched and ignored in WoW almost from day one. It honestly feels like no one knows wtf to do with Tyrande since Furion's been in the nightmare, so they've just left her alone. She's a dynamic, interesting character and has been totally wasted in WoW. I also would have liked to see more on how such a xenophobic, ancient society dealt with all the sweeping changes that took place (losing immortality, men allowed in the priesthood, women learning druidism, etc). There was so much fodder for interesting stuff that's been ignored.
I'm really hoping Cata will give them a place in the spotlight, like BC and the blood elves (though hopefully with a lot better results than the OOC, Sue-tastic garbage we were treated to with that abomination of a manga). The return of the Highborne, losing Ashenvale, and the rest should finally bring Tyrande out.
Team Illidan! Both he and Kayle'Thas did not deserve to become loot pinatas for the players...they were to important and interesting to just have....died the way they did.
So...who do we get for the final fight against the litch king?
His two jilted angry chicks, some guy with a huge chin and the brain span of a small squirrel, and finally an orc prone to temper tantrums who likes to play warlord.
Darrion and Tirion are awesome...but I fear they will be mostly overshadowed by those...folks...ugh.
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There is no question that the modern felt rugs designed by Melina Raissina for her Hayes Valley shop, Peace Industry, are beautiful. There is no question they are very coveted objet d'arts. There is, however, a lot of bewilderment as to why the US sanctions against Iran—where the rugs are made in accordance with centuries-old traditions—include a ban on these imports, thereby forcing Peace Industry to close its doors this month.
Besides Raissina and her husband, Dodd, a native of Iran, the many heartfelt Iranian artisans they employ will lose their livelihood, innocent victims of an ill-conceived punishment against, yes, a badly behaved political regime. Letters urging our goverment representatives to make an exception to the rug embargo have been written to congress and even to the President, and one has to wonder if Obama, Pelosi and Boxer have even heard these pleas. Likely, they have fallen on deaf ears. So, our tough-guy political strategy impedes an important cultural/humanitarian exchange between two strong-willed nations. What else is new?
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Quality Inn & Suites
10155 North Freeway
Houston, TX 77037
Phone: (281) 741-0335
Fax: (281) 741-0340
10155 North Freeway , Houston, TX, US, 77037
- Phone: (281) 741-0335
- Fax: (281) 741-0340
Free Tours and Events At The African American Library At The Gregory School
The African American Library at the Gregory School October 01, 2014 10:00 AM
Looking for a cool place to explore your history?
Check out the African American Library at the Gregory School. In addition to its permanent exhibits, the library showcases family programming, guest lectures, and tours. All events are free to the public. To schedule a tour or to inquire further about their services, please contact them at 832-393-1440. You can also reach them online at www.thegregoryschool.org.