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Overview: I have been staring at my monitor for about three hours now, eyes bloodshot and encrusted with mysterious substances. I'm no stranger to the awful, but sometimes I come across a game or movie so bad that I almost don't want to joke about it. I should not be writing a comedic article about Surf School. I should be holding a candlelight vigil for all of the brain cells that have valiantly lain down their lives in the line of duty. They didn't even have a chance.
Director: Joel "Raptor Red's New Euphamism for Undesirable Sex Acts" Silverman, 2006
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You guys may be handsome and completely without personalities but unless one of you becomes a zany Jew from the Bronx you will never be the Cliche Superfriends!
Maybe I should be more positive about all of this. Yes!! Another movie where we celebrate high school as the most important part of the human life cycle! Because we learn about genitals in high school!! Gee isn't that cool, a movie about high school and that also talks about genitals??? A whole lot???? And then makes you watch extensive footage of a man detailing the fruits of his labors to his pals?????
There's no shortage of embarrassing movies like this, of course, but Surf School is double-extra-sugarplum-special. It manages, somehow, to take the nauseating but basically infallible Teenage Movie Formula and somehow fuck it up. I mean Raptor Island has cuddly animals, and at least Transmorphers looks like tacky porno if you get drunk enough. Alas, Surf School is a yawning void of creativity, a black hole where mediocre ideas are torn asunder and reborn as beings of pure cliche and tack. *sips chardonnay* I mean for God's sake, the story starts off with a trio of BULLIES standing around scoffing at some MISFITS in HIGH SCHOOL. See, our misfits aren't allowed to go on the CLASS TRIP to Costa Rica because--
The obligatory Japanese Exchange Student! Incidentally, why is every broken-English-speaking Asian exchange student from Japan? Are other Asian schoolchildren too backwards to look at a map and note the large moose-filled land mass to their immediate right or what?SURF SCHOOL SURF SCHOOL SURF SCHOOL SURF SCHOOL!
Oops! There goes the soundtrack, reminding you that you should forget that Joel Silverman wrote this screenplay by jamming a pen into his urethra and waving his boner around! Don't bother trying to follow the plot, because there isn't really one. Everyone is immediately in Costa Rica, where they must train vigorously to face the bullies in a huge surfing event that hundreds of beachgoers crowd the sand to watch. A surfing event where the contestants are eight dweebs from some miscellaneous American high school. Right.
Oh right, I almost forgot our dynamic cast!
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It's rare that the woman steps out of the house without a full face of makeup and a professional blowout -- even after working up a sweat. That's why the 33-year-old's makeunder for Oxygen's new show "Celebrities Undercover" is so remarkable. The reality star is completely unrecognizable as she's transformed with the help of facial prosthetics, a curly wig and glasses. Armed with her new look and a weird fake accent that isn't spoken anywhere on the planet, Kardashian takes on the name Cynthia in hopes of tricking three fans for the purpose of the show. CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article misstated the title of the Oxygen show on which Kardashian appeared. Also on HuffPost: Get top stories and blogs posts emailed to you each day.
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Note: Not to anyone's surprise, on August 16, 2012, the government of Ecuador granted Julian Assange asylum. For shame.
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Ecuador turned out to be a fascinating, fun-filled adventure I won't soon forget! Despite not speaking Spanish all of the Ecuadorians I met treated me with respect and an even special measure of patience (I got lost a few times, had trouble with restaurant menus, etc.). I found Ecuador to be clean, well organized, and filled with interesting, hardworking people who are very open to Americans and the U.S.While in Ecuador, I learned that their country's national currency, the "Sucre" (named after a very famous General at the time of Simón Bolívar and the war for Independence from Spain [1820-22]), had been discontinued a few years earlier because of rampant inflation and other financial considerations. The government of Ecuador, in place of the Sucre, has officially adopted the U.S. Dollar. This, along with over a million Ecuadorians living and working in the U.S., has closely tied our two countries for the foreseeable future.
With a smile, many Ecuadorians reminded me that New York City is their country's third largest "town" since over 400,000 Ecuadorians live and work there. As a result, sadly, a few hundred Ecuadorians also lost their lives during the 9-11 attacks on the World Trade Center. Anyway, Ecuador is a great place to visit and I hope to return there someday soon to see even more of it!
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Huts and Climbs:
For this particular trip all four climbs were "centered" around the use of mountaineering huts. In our case, the huts were between 15,000 and 16,700 feet but had no electricity or running water (although one had a pay phone!). And, since our tour bus was too big for such steep grades, we usually stopped about a thousand feet below the hut to pack-in our climbing gear, food, and other supplies. Once inside the hut the idea was to go to bed, just after dinner, and then wake up at 10 or 11 pm to start climbing sometime before midnight. The huts are crowded, noisy, and not at all comfortable so getting up just before midnight is easier than you might think! Nevertheless, I, myself, had a horrible time climbing as I was stricken with a mild case of the flu. At about 17,500 feet I was pretty weak and made a U-turn back to the hut and my sleeping bag...
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The best part of any travel! In #39 I was photographing different parts of Baños when this gentleman asked me onto his property to examine his volcanic rock collection! Neither of us spoke a word of the other's language yet we both held a fascination for these fantastic rock samples he had collected from his town's nearby volcano. #36 Is a Photo of Martha and I in front of Quito's Presidential Palace. Although the shot should probably have been placed in my "Quito" section (below) I felt it to be an important "people print" as Martha was so kind to take a good portion of her day to introduce us to not only a most of Quito, but a lot of interesting and colorful people as well!
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Quito, Ecuador's capitol, sits at about 9,300 feet (2,835 metres) in a long, narrow valley between mountain ranges. Quito boasts most modern conveniences and technology and is home to almost 2 million of Ecuador's nearly 14 million inhabitants. Quito is located just two dozen miles south of the equator but averages a daily temperature of about 70 degrees (Fahrenheit) due to its elevation. As such, there are just two seasons in Quito - the rainy season and the dry season. I have pictures of Quito's New Year's Eve celebration on my Amazonia web page.
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Our intrepid group made a stop at what is now the San Agustin bed-and-breakfast. Most of the grounds were part of the northern-most section of the Inca empire at the time of Spanish invasions in the 1500s. Original Inca stone and walls house what was later a Spanish religious compound and now the resort. San Augustin's postcard reads, in part, "For centuries, these walls have kept the secrets of astounding cultures, thinkers, scientists, philosophers and artists... Today, these same walls, which were once part of a great Inca temple, will shroud the mystery of your dreams."
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Bus rides, beautiful scenery, and great companionship were all part of our trip through Ecuador! On a clinical note, it may be of interest to note that the entire trip cost about $2,500 USD total - a very reasonable price considering it included roundtrip airfare, guide and park fees, in-country transportation, food, lodging (including hut fees as high as $16 per person), and even our side-trip to Amazonia. So, in addition to being very enjoyable, Ecuador was certainly affordable as well!!
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Mountaineering, especially along glaciers with crevasse hazards, is a risky business that requires lots of safety training and physical preparation. It's important that team members know how to respond to a variety of emergency situations, especially those requiring that a teammate be pulled up from a crevasse. The CMC, and most of my friends in general, take mountaineering safety and first aid training very seriously. In preparation for Ecuador we all met on a number conditioning and practice climbs that included this crevasse rescue training on St. Mary's Glacier here in Colorado. The session started out on a very cold (and early!) December 17, 2005 morning. Nevertheless, it was a much needed refresher that's needed no matter how much experience climbers may think that have...
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Remember that good-looking lady in Final Fantasy XIII who always made your day living hell? What if I told you that you'll be able to buy her? No, not like that, I mean in an upcoming DLC package. Andriasang has uncovered that there is a high probability Jihl Nabaat will be added as a new character for Final Fantasy XIII-2's next DLC. However, you won't be able to throw her directly into your party as apparently you'll have to face her in a coliseum showdown first for old time's sake. Square Enix has not denied nor confirmed this rumor, but if it's true then it's very likely that it'll be made official in the coming days as Andriasang states it'll release in March 13th's PlayStation Store update. Stay tuned! |
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Embattled Bishop Museum chief quits
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, November 2, 2006Reburied cave items finally back at museum
Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, September 8, 2006Kona man is charged in grave robbery case
The Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Saturday, March 18, 2006Man charged in artifact trafficking
Honolulu Advertiser, Saturday, March 18, 2006Court refuses to dismiss Hawaiian artifacts case
Groups continue to meet to resolve the repatriation dispute
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, February 14, 2006Hui Malama: But we also answer to our consciences
Letter to the Editor, Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, February 2, 2006Dispute holds up reburial of skull
The Maui News, Friday, January 27, 2006Artifacts case tests isle tradition
A federal judge orders Hawaiian litigants to resolve their dispute through hooponopono
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, January 24, 2006Judge sets Ayau free to participate in talks
Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, January 18, 2006Ayau out of prison as groups agree to start mediation
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, January 18, 2006Ayau released from federal prison
The Hui Malama leader is instead confined to his home
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, January 17, 2006Hui Malama leader released from jail
Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, January 17, 2006Letter from Hui Malama board member Pualani Kanaka'ole Kanahele (PDF)
Silence ordered in artifacts mediation
Honolulu Advertiser, Saturday, January 14, 2006Hui Malama: Ayau set no conditions on ho'oponopono
Letter to the Editor, Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, January 15, 2006VIDEO: Documents may shed new light on buried artifacts
KHON 2 News, January 11, 2006Documents may shed new light on buried artifacts
KHON 2, January 11, 2006One of the central issues is what constituted a 'loan'
Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, January 13, 2006Dispute delivers praise and scorn to Hui Malama
Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, January 13, 2006Edward Halealoha Ayau's letter from Federal Detention Center
Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, January 12, 2006Hui leader calls mediation promising
Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, January 12, 2006It's up to Hawaiians to decide on artifacts
Letters to the Editor, Honolulu Advertiser, January 11, 2006Basic Facts relating to Hui Malama and the Kawaihae Burial Caves Complex (PDF)
January 10, 2006Response to Nanette Napoleon (PDF)
Comments Submitted to the Honolulu Advertiser by the Hui Malama I Na Kupuna Board of DirectorsTE TUPUNA, TE TURA letter of support for Hui Malama I Na Kupuna 'o Hawai'i Nei (PDF)
January 9, 2006Parties in artifacts suit agree to try mediation
Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, January 10, 2006Major shift in resolving dispute over artifacts
Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, January 8, 2006Artifacts litigants consider old ways
Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, January 6, 2006Judge says Hawaiians must settle artifact fight
Tradition, not court action, would be preferable, Ezra says
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, January 6, 2006Cave Moepu: Judge Ezra Vs. Hawaiian Beliefs
Letters to the Editor, Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, January 5, 2006Why Eddie Ayau must be released
Honolulu Advertiser, Commentary, Sunday, January 1, 2006Burial Group Resists Court Order
Ka Wai Ola O OHA, January 2006Group key in fight for repatriation
Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, December 30, 2005Group defies artifacts order
Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, December 28, 2005Keep artifacts safe until court hearing
Honolulu Advertiser, Editorial, Saturday, December 24, 2005Explanation sought for Hui Malama acts
Members of its board must appear in court or face fines and jail
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, December 23, 2005Hui Malama gets new court date
Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, December 23, 2005Judge to weigh Hui Malama contempt issue
Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, December 22, 2005Haole items: since we're opening graves, open them all
Letters to the Editor, Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, December 22, 2005Hawaiian group to disobey judge
Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, December 22, 2005Hui Malama leader stays firm on defiance
A deadline passes without the group revealing artifact sites
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, December 22, 2005Punishment threatened if artifacts not returned
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, December 21, 2005Hui Malama leader vows to defy judge
Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, December 21, 2005Judge wants no more delays in return of artifacts
Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, December 20, 2005Displaced artifacts generate legal heat
The fate of rare items occupies a judge and three native groups
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, December 20, 2005Rethink order to return artifacts, group asks judge
Honolulu Advertiser, Saturday, December 17, 2005Hawaiian group says court fails in dispute
Hui Malama believes federal judges do not understand traditions and cannot rule fairly
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Saturday, Dec. 17, 2005Group wants disclosure of artifacts site under seal
Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, December 16, 2005Group spurns ruling on Hawaiian artifacts
Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, December 13, 2005Moepu are not for our eyes to see
Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, December 13, 2005Honor Thy Ancestors' Possessions (PDF)
By Edward Halealoha Ayau, Public Archaeology (2005) Vol. 4Kawaihae moepu case is misunderstood
Commentary by U'i Pauole and Alan Murakami
Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, November 6, 2005Hawaiian skull auctioned on eBay returns to Maui
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, November 4, 2005Skull offered on eBay back on Maui
Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, November 4, 2005
State Historic Preservation Division
Retrieval of artifacts blocked
Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, September 21, 2005Court halts removal of Hawaiian items
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, September 21, 2005Showdown over artifacts unearths spiritual divide
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Monday, September 19, 2005Artifacts dispute resolution elusive
Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, September 15, 2005Hui Malama says complying with ruling is not an option
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, September 14, 2005Reopening artifact cave may cause collapse, mason says
Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, September 14, 2005Group challenges court order on artifacts
Hui Malama says the federal ruling violates its right to freedom of religion
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, September 9, 2005Sept. 23 deadline for artifacts
Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, September 8, 2005HAWAII: Indigenous artefacts dispute drags on
Pacific Beat - ABC Radio Australia, March 23, 2005 (text and audio)Artifact negotiations urged
The Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, March 16, 2005Burial return plan is flawed
A federal review says that the process did not include other claimants
The Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, March 16, 2005Decision today on Hawaiian artifacts
The Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, March 15, 2005Battle lines of belief drawn in artifact war
Claimants clash over whether reburial was justice, theft or a loan
The Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tuesday, March 15, 2005Battle begins over burial artifacts
The Honolulu Advertiser, Monday, March 14, 2005Panel hears artifacts dispute
Arguments over who owns historic objects found in caves go to a U.S. review committee
The Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Monday, March 14, 2005Meetings to discuss burial artifacts
The Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, March 13, 2005Panel to hear artifacts dispute
A national advisory committee is in town to help settle thorny repatriation issues
The Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Sunday, March 13, 2005Burial councils have staffing problems
The Maui News, Friday, February 18, 2005Man to plead guilty in sale of skull
Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, January 13, 2005Hui lays claim to artifact on Moloka'i
Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, December 1, 2004Groups inspect sacred burial cave
Investigators do not say what was found on the Big Island
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Sunday, October 24, 2004Bishop Museum ends 'Native' claims
The Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, October 8, 2004Grading of Maui hill angers Hawaiians
Honolulu Advertiser, Tuesday, September 21, 2004Bishop Museum proposal opposed
Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, September 19, 2004Panels to review artifacts case
A federal committee also defers ruling on Bishop Museum's Hawaiian status
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Sunday, September 19, 2004Sale of Hawaiian skull draws federal charge
Honolulu Advertiser. Thursday, September 9, 2004O.C. man charged in sale of 200-year-old skull
An undercover agent obtains the relic, which an eBay offer claimed was taken from an excavation site on Maui in 1969.
Orange County Register, Thursday, September 9, 2004Group opposes museum plan
Hui Malama does not want Bishop Museum defined as a native Hawaiian organization
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, September 1, 2004Museum's proposal opposed
The Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, September 1, 2004Bishop Museum doesn't qualify as a claimant to artifacts
Commentary By Edward Halealoha Ayau
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Sunday, August 29, 2004Items stolen from cave must be retrieved, reburied
Commentary By Edward Halealoha Ayau and Kunani Nihipali
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Sunday, August 29, 2004Provide secure shelter for Hawaiian artifacts
Honolulu Star-Bulletin Editorial, Sunday, August 29, 2004Remains traditionally sacred
The Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, August 29, 2004Bishop Museum could be strong cultural partner
The Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, August 29, 2004
Commentary by A. Van Horn DiamondSecurity guards posted at cave
The Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, August 27, 2004State secures entrance to Big Island burial cave
The move will restrict access as investigators look at how artifacts were put up for sale
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, August 27, 2004Place of unrest
Artifacts found on the black market hail from this disturbed crypt
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, August 26, 2004Inouye against museum claim
The Honolulu Advertiser, Saturday, August 14, 2004Museum persecutes Hui Malama members
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Letter to the Editor, Sunday, August 15, 2004Hui Malama 'shocked' over black-market artifacts
Sen. Inouye says he is concerned and his office will gather information
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, August 13, 2004Mishandling of artifacts denied
The Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, August 13, 2004Potential sale of artifacts troubling
The Honolulu Advertiser, Editorial, Friday, August 13, 2004Statement of Hui Malama I Na Kupuna O Hawai'I Nei re: Recent News on NAGPRA issues
Thursday, August 12, 2004Collector says he was offered artifacts for sale
An antiques store that was later searched secretly showed items
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, August 12, 2004Collector's tip leads to artifacts inquiry
The Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, August 12, 2004Report of artifact sale leads to search
The Honolulu Advertiser, Thursday, August 12, 2004Group has history of protecting graves
Hui Malama's strict stance on burial traditions has caused some controversy
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Thursday, August 12, 2004Artifacts' sale investigated
Federal agents say that several items returned to a Hawaiian group were offered to collectors
Honolulu Star-Bulletin Wednesday, August 11, 2004Collector meticulously catalogued hundreds of artifacts
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, August 11, 2004Does museum have valid claim to native antiquities?
The Honolulu Advertiser Sunday, August 8, 2004Reclaiming history: Hawaiian groups decry the Bishop Museum's new "native" status
The Honolulu Advertiser, Monday, August 2, 2004Bishop Museum leadership must change
COMMENTARY, The Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, June 13, 2004Island media should be sensitive to Hawaiian reverence for ancestral bones
Viewpoint by Charles K. Maxwell Sr., The Maui News, Sunday, April 18, 2004In Las Vegas, Looting Ring Unravels
Native American Artifacts Plundered; Five Convicted After Two-Year Probe
Washington Post, Monday, March 15, 2004; Page A02Awareness of things Hawaiian
ISLAND VOICES by Charles Maxwell
Honolulu Advertiser, Friday, February 20, 2004Protecting artifacts from internet plunderering
PACIFIC BEAT radio interview, Monday, 16 February, 2004Alleged Hawaiian skull taken off eBay
A native group protests the auction of the Maui artifact
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Friday, February 6, 2004eBay halts auction of skull found on Maui
The Maui News, Thursday, February 05, 2004Cave artifact dispute 'not over'
The Honolulu Advertiser, Wednesday, September 24, 2003Reception on sacred ground draws protest
The Maui News, May 25, 2003Native Hawaiians halt Maui wedding reception
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, May 25, 2003Cave law may stir controversy
Measure could pit Native Hawaiians against entrepreneurs
The Maui News, October 23, 2001Burial Council questions need for fiber optics system
The Maui News, April 27, 2001IWI INA KUPUNA (Bones of our ancestors) DESECRATED, "AGAIN"
Letter to the Editor, The Maui News, March 2001THE CLASH OF VALUES
Moepu housed in the Bishop Museum
Letter to the Editor, Honolulu AdvertiserIWI INA KUPUNA (Bones of our ancestors) DESECRATED, "AGAIN"
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Last night's art talk at Seattle Art Museum goes down as one of the greats. It should have been a feature film. The physical comedy alone was off the charts.
Paul McCarthy and Richard Jackson had flown up from LA to do it. (They're part of the SAM show Target Practice). Earlier in the day I met them at an upstairs conference room to record a podcast (to be posted next week). McCarthy crashed the podcast—he'd turned it down and it was supposed to be Jackson alone, but then all of a sudden there was McCarthy in the doorway, ready to go.
McCarthy is an art hero; he sort of took the soul of of conceptualism and put it in a deeply messy and yet Hollywooded body, and he's been written about and emulated for years. In person he comes across as a regal dwarf. It's not that he's that short; he's just shaped dwarfishly. And it is impossible not to notice that his hands are so thick that they are obscene. ("They're penises on palms," someone said to me. "How were they when you shook them? Succulent?" They were. They were succulent. Yes, it is all magnificently disturbing. This is the guy who, wearing women's clothes, humped raw hamburger and ketchup in a 1975 performance.) Jackson, meanwhile, is less well-known and, in person, sort of an aged version of a baseball-playing 19-year-old from the 1950s. (Jackson is 70; McCarthy is 65.) Jackson reminds me of Robert Irwin. He's a guy's guy who cracks wise. At SAM, he wore plaid shorts and leaned low in his chair, legs all sprawled (one long, one wide), while McCarthy sat upright in his chair with his hands folded in his lap like a weeble that has found its unalterable center of balance.McCarthy is a little bit imperious. Or a little bit absent-minded. He creates awkward pauses—all over the place. Also, he has not met a question he would like to answer in a quick manner. Everything takes an hour. (Mostly it's totally worth listening to, actually, but there's a lulling effect. Until an awkward pause begins suddenly and, also, lasts forever.)
Meanwhile, Jackson was at the tail end of losing his voice, which created extreme moments of hysterical genderfuck. His rat-a-tat tough-guy baritone would be going along—"I always thought of myself as a painter"—and then all of a sudden it would break into tiny-harried-old-lady talk—"but the painters never thought so." This caused fits of laughter.
All this unintended comedy was heightened by the fact that curator Michael Darling, who was moderating the talk, did not once crack a smile. He was the ultimate straight man, which began to be hilarious before long.
And lastly, for some reason McCarthy's chair was stationed slightly out of the halo of the spotlight meant to cover all three men on the stage. By the end of the night a giant shadow was eating his entire face. As he talked about the deconstruction of Disneyland, he looked like one of those ashamed adults confessing a love for Frosted Flakes with Tony the Tiger over their shoulders in the '80s commercials. AWESOME.
It was all unintentional, really, but the bizarre (and non-ingratiating) theatricality of the evening fit perfectly with these two artists. At times they seemed like polar opposites—like when Jackson made the Palin-like observation that "Minimalism is a bunch of bullshit I attribute to the fact that drugs were cheap back then. People who can sit in a room and talk about something being blue? I came from a small town, and that shit wouldn't play"—but other times they seemed perfectly in tune, albeit completely different. McCarthy is an (art-world) establishment figure at this point, and from that position he doesn't seem to see things in terms of inside or out; Jackson positions himself oppositionally, against both the academic and the decorative art worlds. Though both of them have taught for years, Jackson is more like a cowboy, McCarthy more like a professor.
They first met back when both of them moved to LA (Jackson originally from Sacramento, McCarthy originally from Salt Lake City) in the 1960s, but you didn't get the sense they were friends, just maybe slightly distant colleagues. (That could be wrong, but it's how it felt.)
They equally savaged conventional ideas about painting, though. "I think painting has become a craft: It's like ceramics, glassblowing, painting," Jackson said. Ouch.
McCarthy followed up with a description of himself on all fours on top of his paintings as a young man, using dirty motor oil he'd drained from his car. Any liquid, to him, became paint. The surface and the rectangle weren't what was important. What was important was the liquid and the action.
The question of originality popped up like a Whack-a-Mole that went right back down. McCarthy told the story of being in a collector's house in Switzerland recently and running into a drawing by Jackson ordering paint to be poured down a staircase. "I have that same drawing," McCarthy said flatly. "We couldn't have known." "Sometimes I use everybody's work," Jackson declared. "Sometimes I just copy it."
The two had cued up videos and photographs of their work to show on the big screen behind them. First came McCarthy's Ma Bell, a black-and-white video of an early performance in which he takes on that maniacal/retarded persona of his. In this one, he creates a horribly visceral painting-sculpture by going through the phone book dumping motor oil from a bucket into the crease between the pages, then adding flour and cotton, then turning a bunch of pages until he gets all the way through the book and pressing down the stuff until the entire thing is like a morbidly obese sandwich of ooze. (As disgusting as it is, the thing has a strange, lardy Beuysian power even onscreen.)In the next video, McCarthy is shirtless and bearded inside a storefront along a strip where cars are driving by continuously. He's looking all hippie-macho and whipping a wall and the storefront window with a heavy piece of fabric dipped in paint. We only saw a few minutes of it; it was just okay. Nothing too unusual (given the burly experiments of Pollock, Serra, Matta-Clark, etc. etc.) compared to Ma Bell, which worked simultaneously as a painting, a sculpture, a performance, and a video. He said afterward that he threw the huge ooze sandwich of black-and-cotton-and-flour-and-phone-book out the window onto Broadway (in LA) after the filmmaker stopped taping.
For Jackson's turn, he showed an old photograph of an installation of a thousand paintings stacked on top of each other up against a gallery wall, only their drippy edges showing. "This is what painters do: they have one idea, and then they paint a thousand pictures," he said. "I try to make each thing its own idea, and that's when it gets hard. I think painting has become pretty boring because painters tend to get real stylized and then you're not surprised very often."
Then he showed a video of paint pouring through the propeller of a model airplane—something I didn't entirely understand called Accidents in Abstract Painting, which also includes another performance/painting of a car loaded with paint and then crashed into a wall before a show so that visitors see the results (kind of like the secret performance Jackson did at SAM for Target Practice, which involved turning canvases loaded with paint toward the wall and smearing the colors on, then leaving the backwards-turned canvases on the wall with the paint). Jackson's making fun of the way the abstract expressionists glorified accidents as the only true expressions (something Rauschenberg took aim at in works like Factum I and II), but in a sunny way. After the video of the paint splattering all over the place through the propeller stopped, Jackson paused, then said, "That's how I make a living."Jackson also took this opportunity to tell the audience that the painting made upstairs at SAM—which the museum still stands to acquire, which means that Jackson still stands to make money off of it, which means he probably shouldn't talk shit about it—wasn't a particularly good one.
"After a while, you get so good at it that it's no good anymore," he said.
During the Q&A, McCarthy explained something that I wondered: How did he feel about depicting de Kooning as a bumbling idiot in his famous video The Painter (here!) while de Kooning himself was suffering from dementia?
"I'd bought a blond wig and planned to be Warhol in that video, and then I put the wig on and looked in the mirror and said, Oh. De Kooning. It happened 10 minutes before the thing started. At the time, de Kooning was sick, but I had no idea. It got related that way, but at the time I made it it wasn't that," McCarthy said.
McCarthy talked some more, about the influence of Dieter Roth's cheese installation in LA in 1970, about Robert Mallary's sculptures of clothes dipped in resin (here, tuxedoes "impregnated" with resin), and about how for Sailor's Meat (the 1975 performance with the raw-hamburger-humping), he'd been inspired by a still from the B-porn movie Europe Raw, and that his mind at the time had been taken up with (the dirty/clean) thought of "a ship going into the void."
Yes, yes, but would they fight?
"Walt Disney is the greatest artist of the 20th century," Jackson announced, unprompted, sending a shot across McCarthy's bow. "I mean, it's true, whether you like it or not." Ominously, his voice dropped into baritone on "whether you like it or not."
McCarthy took the bait.
"Mickey Mouse is perfect: the proportions, it's the David," he said. Everyone laughed. "At the same time I see it as something to attack. The corporateness of it. I remember once being in the back of Disneyland where there were these squirrel characters with their heads off, like, having a cigarette. The tour guide said, 'They're breaking the dream!' I said, 'Like Walter Benjamin.' [Nerdy theory reference that drew a few lonely laughs.] It's this Shangri-La, this controlled space. And I come from a controlled space, this city beyond the mountains: Salt Lake City. I've always been interested in control and conditioning. So for me, it's about the deconstruction of Disneyland. ...I prefer to take the position of critiquing Disneyland."
You couldn't help loving them both, especially together. It was an extremely American night.


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With contract negotiations continuing, the three unions representing nearly 8,000 Kaleida Health workers have agreed to extend the existing master contract that was scheduled to expire at midnight May 31.
The existing master bargaining agreement will be extended through June 17 to complete bargaining on outstanding items.
The agreement covers employee members of the Communications Workers of America (CWA), the International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) and 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East.
The three unions have scheduled an informational picket for June 6 to grow awareness about protecting high-quality patient care. The unions say Kaleida has rejected a proposed staffing plan as part of the contract that the unions say guarantees accessible care based on safe staffing practices.
Kaleida officials said in a news release the two sides have made significant progress since bargaining began March 2, with tentative agreements on 75 areas, representing 80 percent of all non-economic issues in the contracts. On May 27, the two sides agreed to bring in a federal mediator to assist in negotiations moving forward.
"We absolutely want to reach agreement on a new contract that is fair, reasonable, recognizes the challenging environment that we are operating in but preserves jobs, improves our healthcare services to the community and helps make Kaleida Health strong for the long term," said James Kaskie, Kaleida president and CEO.
Union officials say the company is proposing a two-year wage freeze and significant increases in the cost of health insurance.
"Quality, affordable patient care is our number one concern," said John Klein, CWA Local 1168 president. "Kaleida must give us the tools we need to care for our community."
The informational picket is scheduled for June 6 at Buffalo General from 6-8 a.m. and 3-6:30 p.m.


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Published: Friday 10th April 2015 by The News Editor
The parents of a terminally ill boy have fulfilled his dying wish by getting married at his bedside in hospital.
Corey Edwards, from Teignmouth, Devon more than anything wanted to see his parents Craig, 28, and Jemma, 21, tie the knot.
Sadly Corey died just five days after his mother and father got married, passing away at Bristol Children's Hospital on Wednesday evening.
The five-year-old was diagnosed with a complex congenital heart defect at the age of seven months and since then has undergone eight open-heart operations and other treatments.
Corey has been on the paediatric intensive care unit at Bristol Children's Hospital since January and when doctors gave his parents the devastating news that he may not live much longer, Mr and Mrs Edwards decided to get married.
They had been engaged for three years but plans to tie the knot were put on hold due to the birth of their daughters, two-year-old Isabelle and six-month-old Caitlyn, and Corey's ill health.
When they learnt of their son's wish, they felt there was no time like the present and, with the help of staff and friends made at the hospital, they were able to organise the whole service within 48 hours.
They made history when they became the first couple to marry at the hospital but had to get special permission from the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The law allows couples to marry in hospital if one of them is desperately ill and that did not apply in this case.
But a law dating back to Henry VIII gives the Archbishop of Canterbury special dispensation to allow weddings in hospital for "pastoral reasons".
Speaking before his son's death, Mr Edwards, a council worker, said: "A couple of weeks ago we were told they didn't think he would go home. We keep hoping that he will but it just looks less likely each day.
"When we knew Corey's wishes, everyone on the paediatric intensive care unit and Ward 32, including staff and friends, got together to help us.
"We both planned to get married years ago but decided we wouldn't get married without Corey there, so the only way we could do it was in hospital.
"He's asked quite a few times why we are not married, so we thought we would make it a special day and cheer him up a bit.
"The Bishop of Bristol had to write to the Archbishop of Canterbury to get special permission for us to marry in the hospital and we are so grateful he agreed.
"When we got the go-ahead, we only had a matter of days to plan. We rushed into town to buy a dress and suit and made do with our engagement rings as wedding rings.
"We couldn't believe the generosity of all those involved. One nurse helped to do Jemma's hair, whilst another two members of staff made the cake and iced it.
"Chairs were pulled together to form an aisle and decorations were put up to make it feel like a wedding venue.
"We were married by the hospital's chaplain, Rev Stephen Oram, who was very excited to be sharing this occasion with us.
"However, the most important thing for us was having our son Corey at our side, holding the rings and wearing his suit.
"We couldn't have been more proud of him. We were also incredibly lucky to have our daughters there and the support of so many."
Mr Edwards added: "It turned into a really, really amazing day and Corey was so proud. He looked very handsome. I think he really enjoyed it, which was the main thing.
"Getting married is usually the bride and groom's special day, which it was, but it's more Corey's special day because he is such a special boy.
"It was nice to share our special day with the people who have helped us enjoy Corey's short life. It has got to the point where there isn't more they can do now, which is obviously very hard.
"Instead of being at his bedside crying the whole time at least on that one day we had a real special day. We know he was happy that day.
"When he's home and well you wouldn't know he is a cardiac patient. He's happy, running around and loves to play."
William Booth, the paediatric intensive care unit matron, said: "It was a privilege to share Craig and Jemma's special day with their children Corey, Isabelle and Caitlyn, family and friends.
"The whole hospital was abuzz with excitement and one of the nurses made and iced a cake, others brought in flowers and gifts for the newlyweds.
"Lots of the nursing and medical teams involved in Corey's care came in over the Easter break to share this special occasion with them all."
Rev Oram said: "Henry VIII gave the then Archbishop of Canterbury this special power to by-pass the law.
"It was that ancient law from several hundred years ago that was enacted allowing Mr and Mrs Edwards to get married. It meant a little bit of paperwork to fill out but we were able to get that done in 48 hours.
"It was very emotional and it was emotional for many reasons. The family and the ward knew how special this was for them and it was fulfilling the wish of a dying child.
"It was also emotional because we knew the outcome for poor Corey isn't going to be a good outcome and everyone was just aware of the specialness of the day for Mr and Mrs Edwards and Corey."
The newlyweds spent their wedding night at their son's bedside and later returned to the Ronald McDonald House where they were staying while Corey was in hospital.
Mr Edwards said: "It may not have been the day we had initially planned in our heads but it didn't matter to us.
"To have our son there meant more than anything and it will be a day we will never forget. We can't thank the staff enough for what they have done for us and Corey and we would like them to know how much we appreciate their hard work and dedication."
A spokeswoman for the University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust said: "It is with great sadness that Corey did pass away earlier this evening.
"Even under these very circumstances, Jemma and Craig did want to speak about their experience. The family were passionate about everyone knowing how special their little boy was.
"Our thoughts are with Corey's parents and his family."
Published: Friday 10th April 2015 by The News Editor


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BEIJING: Twitter executive Kathy Chen, brought in to run Greater China just over eight months ago, has quit, according to a tweet sent by her over the weekend.
Twitter has been blocked in China since 2009 but is still used through virtual private networks (VPN).
Domestically, the Sina Weibo microblogging platform and Tencent's WeChat messaging app are more widely used. But Chinese entities, including the state news agency Xinhua, use Twitter to reach audiences abroad.
Chen, who previously worked at Microsoft and Cisco, was brought in to lure more Chinese advertisers to Twitter. At the time, social media criticism focused on her early work with Chinese state-affiliated enterprises.
"Now that the Twitter APAC team is working directly with Chinese advertisers, this is the right time for me to leave the company," she wrote.
Twitter grew its Greater China advertiser base nearly 400 percent over the past two years, she wrote, making it one of the firm's fastest growing revenue markets in Asia Pacific (APAC).
Twitter's top Chinese advertisers have included Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi, online shopping giant Alibaba Group, white goods producer Qingdao Haier and flag carrier Air China.
"We remain committed to this market," Chen said, adding the company's Hong Kong office would remain open.
Twitter confirmed it would retain the Hong Kong office to serve Hong Kong-based clients, but declined to provide further details on Chen's departure.
The end of Chen's relationship with Twitter comes at a time when China is urging for greater internet curbs.
The country has condemned foreign social media as a hotbed for fake news and cyberterrorism, sending ominous signals to Western firms that are eyeing a piece of the Chinese market, home to the world's largest population of internet users.
"When China's economy was really on fire it created enough smoke to obscure the realities of what foreign tech companies were really going to be permitted to do here," says Mark Natkin, managing director of Beijing-based Marbridge Consulting.
The popular but money-losing microblogging service Twitter has moved its Chinese ad sales and support activities to its APAC headquarters in Singapore.
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"It is a bitter-sweet moment," Chief Owens said. "Our hope has always been that one day Hailey would walk through the front door safe and sound."
Before the release of the information, Owens said the family of Dunn had been notified of the information. By 3:15 p.m., almost an hour before the information was to officially be release4d in Scurry County, the social network Facebook was filled with comments stating that Billie Dunn had been notified that the remains had been those of her daughter, Hailey.
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I really liked this story at the beginning but I think it's gone down hill from there. I hope the next chapter is better! :) Sorry if I've offended you, that honestly wasn't my intention xoAuthor's response
Ah don't worry, I think the same too. I might just end it here or something, I've got bored and there wasn't really a plot so...The New Kid Is In Town
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This was great! I love this story! even though i think everyone in this story except for Josh being gay is a bit much! but still it's a great story! poor Mikey! Can't wait for the next chapter!Author's response
I thought the exact same thing! I wrote it, published it, then thought 'hang on, it's a tad strange everyone being gay...' so yeah. It's kinda weird.
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