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Neighbor's Wife
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56 x 48 in. (142.2 x 121.9 cm.)
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"Sometimes when I walk into a gallery and I see someone's work, I think to myself, 'Gee, I wish I had done that.' When I have that reaction to something I make, then I think I should stay with it, and go with it. It's not like I have that reaction a lot. Very, very few times do I ever have that reaction. I remember thinking that if I had seen someone make the hand-written joke and call it their work, I would have said, 'I wish I had done that.'" – Richard Prince
Bathed in a sumptuous warm orange glow, Richard Prince's Neighbor's Wife is an exceptional example from the artist's seminal Joke series. The painting embodies the wry sophistication and sardonic wit that underlies one of the artist's most celebrated series. Rendered in verdant green Helvetica font upon a brilliantly bold orange background, the joke is presented on canvas in the same manner as it would be presented by a comic on stage. Ever the straight-man, the painting retains its cool, even clinical repose throughout this delivery. The artist's choice to use a ubiquitous font on an otherwise monochromatic canvas is a sly poke at the bombastic Neo-Expressionist painting in vogue at the time, as well as an homage to the pristine rigor of Minimalism, the luxuriously stained canvases of the Color-Field painters, and the text-based quips of Conceptual artists like Lawrence Weiner.
Prince's Joke series continues the artist's investigation of how ideas and images circulate in the world. In the mid-1970s, Prince arose as a key member of a group of artists who became known as the Pictures Generation which included such luminaries as Cindy Sherman, Robert Longo, Louise Lawler, Sherrie Levine, Barbara Kruger, and Jack Goldstein. Following the Pop artists of the 1960s, who appropriated images from commercial products and advertisements, the artists of the Pictures Generation understood that mass media imagery is imbedded with ideological narratives that perpetuate social structures. Where Cindy Sherman re-performed image-based mediums of film, photography and advertising to show how sex, gender and sexuality are constructed, Prince re-photographed these mediums, upping the ante on this conversation by linking class, American consumerism and masculine desire to our understanding of identity. His fascination with cowboys, bikers, cars, the iconic Marlboro Man referred to archetypes of the American dream.
The brilliant monochrome Jokes cycle emerged from Prince's long-term exploration of the theme of humor. In 1985, Prince began to scribble classic one-liners in pen or ink on pieces of unadorned paper, which he would sell to dealers for $10 a pop–one particularly thrifty dealer even requested a 10% discount for two. Funny, facetious, and conceptual, these written jokes emerged in stark contrast to the dominant painting and sculpture of the time; they were more Warholian in their ethos. Around the same time Prince also appropriated existing cartoons, often dealing with themes of sexual infidelity, which he went on to enlarge and silkscreen onto canvas. The artist played with meaning through the deliberate confusion of these cartoons' discursive systems: he overlapped multiple cartoons or switched out cartoon punch lines with borscht-belt humor to a disjunctive and opaquely autobiographical effect.
Like his photographs of magazine advertisements, the Joke paintings also re-contextualized "low" culture in a "high" art context. In 1987, Prince eliminated the cartoon itself and only included its text, using the revered materials of acrylic paint on canvas to execute this rebellious act. While formally worlds away, the Prince's Joke paintings are conceptually linked to his early work in photography. Nancy Spector, curator of Prince's 2007 retrospective exhibition at the Guggenheim explains, "When Prince hijacks photographs and off-color jokes from their circulation in mass culture and re-presents them as his own, he injects his copies [in the artist's words] 'with the element of imagination and thus destablize[s]' our sense of reality. He takes what we already know–commercial advertising, snapshots of girlfriends, one-liners, celebrity head-shots, pulp-fiction covers–and gives it back relatively unaltered, but forever changed" (N. Spector, "Nowhere Man," Richard Prince, exh. cat., Guggenheim, New York, 2007, p. 23). She continues, "By separating a cartoon from its caption and adding a non sequitur of a joke, Prince creates strange, hybrid emblems that offer mutable narratives. What emerges from these disjunctions of image and text is a transgressive perversity, an uninhibited play of meaning in which attraction, deceit, failure, sex and death intermingle to produce work that is at once erotic, humorous, and macabre. Through his deliberate confusion of discursive systems, Prince brings to the surface the hostility, fear and shame fueling much American humor" (Ibid., p. 37). Silk-screening the jokes onto a flat, monochromatic canvas, the artist removed his hand from the making of the image, a conceptual strategy that adds to the detached coolness of the painting. As Prince jokingly remarked, "the Joke paintings are abstract. Especially in Europe if you can't speak English" (R. Prince quoted by A. Fearnley, Richard Prince: Canaries in the Coal Mine, exh. cat., Museum of Modern Art, Oslo, 2006, p. 124).
In Neighbor's Wife, Prince flips the traditional notion of the philandering husband when the joke's punch line reveals that it is the complaining wife who has been presumably gallivanting about town while her husband sits at home. Despite the tongue-in-cheek humor of its punchline, the painting displays an elegance and sophistication that arrests the viewer by nature of its beautiful, sumptuous materials and the purity of its imagery. Though the joke paintings initially thumbed their nose at the established artistic milieu at the time, they have by now become firmly ensconced in the very canon they sought to disrupt. Nancy Spector recently described this phenomenon: "With his Monochrome Jokes Prince achieved the anti-masterpiece–an art object that refuses to behave in a museum or market context that privileges the notion of greatness. … Prince's Jokes represent a skillfully calculated inversion of art's essential value system. … The irony, of course, is that Prince's anti-masterpieces have all sold, and, in recent years, sold well. What originated as a protest against the vanities of the 1980s art market in the form of a 'joke' on collectors, curators, and critics who were busy jumping on the Neo-Expressionist bandwagon, has now entered the art-historical canon" (Ibid., p. 39).
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So I've been thinking of ditching the traditional blog for a while now. My current blog is powered by WordPress, which is powerful enough, however it always seems like a hassle to maintain. There are also no fantastic blog editors for the Mac (still).
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Recycling things into art is as old as…well, art. Artists are expert at seeing an item's potential beyond what it was intended for. Whether out of frugality, necessity, or the need for a creative challenge, artists continue to raise the bar transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary.
I made this mixed-media three-dimensional dress out of recycled ephemera and other bits, and while I did hand sew part of it, no fabric was used. Instead, channeling my inner Project Runway contestant, I used a rug mat, map, book pages, trading stamps, a watch part, and more to create the skirt, top, and embellishments. Recycling ordinary materials is not only fun, it makes you see things in a different way, and compels you to experiment and discover new techniques—and that's an adventure I'm always up for.
A rubber rug mat made perfect sense for the skirt. The material is flexible yet strong, and can be painted. I used turquoise acrylic, and I trimmed the hem into a scallop shape. To create a tube, I planned to glue the long ends together with heavy white glue. That resulted in a huge mess—nothing stuck together—so I cut off the glued ends and considered stapling it together. While searching for the stapler, I found a box of brads. Yes! I could use the brads to hold the seam together, and the brass fasteners could double as buttons. I pushed the brads into the openings in the rubber and trimmed the prongs.
I sewed a gather stitch at the top of the skirt with waxed linen thread, but heavy-duty sewing thread would likely do the job nicely. I left about a 1″ opening for the blouse.
Patience and a bit of daring are essential when it comes to working with recycled materials. You'll be a pioneer with almost everything you work with, as you figure out how a piece can be attached, colored, cut, bent, torn, and otherwise altered. Whenever possible I trim a piece of the material off, or sacrifice a duplicate item so I can experiment with it. I trimmed an extra piece of the mat and painted it to make sure the acrylic would work before I painted the skirt. I should have tested the glue as well, but by that point I was deep in the zone.
For the overskirt I used pages from a vintage book. I chose one printed in 1821; before about 1830 book pages were often made of linen, cotton, or a combination, making them almost fabric-like. The pages can tear if you're not careful, but they can also be sculpted much more easily than paper made from tree pulp. I scrunched the pages to make them look like wrinkled fabric, flattened them out, then whip stitched them to the waistband.
I used two pages for the front, and two for the back, overlapping them like petals. Here's the back view:
Next, I worked on the blouse. Having a little experience in making clothes came in handy as I sketched a basic V-neck sleeveless blouse and used that as a template to cut the pattern pieces out of a vintage map. Since I wanted this piece to be fairly sturdy but malleable, I cut matching pattern pieces out of strong but thin rice paper and glued them to the wrong side of the map pieces with glue stick.
I cut out triangle-shaped darts in the front of the blouse and glued the sides of the triangles together, then glued together the shoulders and sides of the front and back pieces. To narrow the waist I cut darts in the side seams and re-glued them. I inserted the blouse into the opening at the top of the skirt and stitched it to the waistband with regular sewing thread. Since I knew I'd be covering the waistband with a belt, I didn't worry about making the stitches perfect.
I went back to my stash to see what else I could recycle to embellish the dress. I cut apart a page of trading stamps and attached them to the bottom of the overskirt with French knots.
I cut out images from playing cards and tied them to the skirt as well.
For the belt, I used a torn-out spine from an old book. Since that was a bit brittle, and I wanted the belt to curve, I glued a strip of rice paper to the back of the spine peice. A watch part was attached to the belt's center with a brad, and the whole thing was adhered to the waistband with heavy white glue.
The blouse was embellished with cigar box labels around the collar, and I added a little chunk of ruler in the front.
I enjoyed making this piece so much that I know I'm going to add to my miniature recycled wardrobe soon.
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Elden had lost interest in eating and we figured it had something to do with the fact that we have been primarily feeding him the same things--veggies, fruits, and some bread dipped in yogurt. We opted to start introducing more complex foods to see how he reacted. The verdict? He was suddenly interested again:
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Force Majeure Imperator Open Casket Tuesday 23/10/2007, 16:39
A new clan will be coming to clint city on Oct. 26..hmm..I wonder what they'll look like and their bonus..
Jolly Roger Titan De asskickers Friday 26/10/2007, 08:39
NiggazLV, the cards are already made......they just need to release them....
Acyutah Veteran Friday 26/10/2007, 08:52
What a lol
go to new blood pack and see the characters in it xD
Acyutah Veteran Friday 26/10/2007, 08:53
And the coolest thig is that isn't any kerry there xD
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Rescue is here. 6 new characters. The bonus is:
Support: Attack +3
Card attack points are increased by 3 points for each character belonging to Cards clan and who is part of his team. Remember that the Card is also taken into account.
Jolly Roger Titan De asskickers Friday 26/10/2007, 08:54
Cards have arrived, but you cant play with them!!!!!!!
the game freezes when a Rescue card is about to attack!!!!!!!
Acyutah Veteran Friday 26/10/2007, 09:10
What a shame and appear with all stars logo in the game
Memento Mori Titan Open Casket Friday 26/10/2007, 10:15
The riddle was a silly thing. You had to change the clan number 40 (freaks) for 41 (rescue) an you where able to see their
joeroberts Hero Bad Company Friday 26/10/2007, 10:27
So who is kerry?
Memento Mori Titan Open Casket Friday 26/10/2007, 10:57
Mmm while putting up the database I realized that not all the silhouette match the new cards.
From left to right:
Slyde - Lea - Alec - ?? - ??
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Yup I posted the link yesterday and the thread got deleted.


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TAGUM CITY – President Rodrigo Duterte vowed to meet his administration's thrust of spending P3 trillion in infrastructure development in five years.
He made the commitment at the inauguration of the P757 million Governor Miranda Bridge II along Daang Maharlika crossing Libuganon River in Tagum City, Davao del Norte, Thursday.
Duterte led the inauguration program under heavy rains.
Duterte said government spending on infrastructure could spur economic activities and create jobs for the people.
"Ang kwarta motuyok lang sa mga tao (Money will revolve among the people)," he said.
But Duterte reiterated his anti-corruption thrust.
While the construction of the bridge did not start during his presidency, Duterte said it is important to continue good policies of any administration.
The expansion of the bridge started in 2015 and completed on April 21,2017 at total cost of P757 million. The bridge is 650 meters long. It was constructed to serve as an alternate bridge to the old Miranda Steel Bridge built in 1956.
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) constructed the bridge because the number of users of the old bridge has increased tremendously due to economic and tourism boom in Davao del Norte and neighboring provinces of Davao Oriental and Compostela Valley Province.
The new bridge was constructed with a higher elevation designed to protect the traveling public from the dangers of flooding incidents in the area.
It has a longer span to address the flooding problem equivalent to the length between two dikes at riverbanks or its floodplain.
It will also provide inter-regional linkage on a wider perspective without hampering flow of traffic even during flooding occurrences in low-lying areas.
"I hope this will serve you for another 50 to 70 years. This passed the test of time. Hope it will serve for you," Duterte said.


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Chauncey Roberts
Chauncey began his dance career at the ripe age of eighteen in the Bay Area. A very diversified background as with training that starts in Afro American jazz under the direction of Danny Duncan. Later in modern jazz with notables like Raymond Sawyer, Ed Mock, Claude Thompson, and Michael Peters. He has danced in Various Dance companies throughout the US, and Europe. Musical Productions, stage, television and film including Blues Brothers. Chauncey's experience and versatility as Dancer, Choreographer, Teacher brings a unique form of movement and training that will motivate students of all ages, nationalities, and cultural backgrounds.
Christiane Crawford
A native San Franciscan from the Mission District, Christiane has developed her own style and technique by blending street and club moves with formal training studied since age 5. She was a member of Culture Shock and the director / choreographer for her own company, Rare Form. Christiane teaches Hip Hop at ODC Dance Commons in San Francisco and The Beat in Berkeley.
Daniel Peters and Pier Voulkos
Daniel and Pier discovered Argentine Tango in 1997. As former professional modern dancers they immediately became immersed in the improvisation and creative possibilities with this social dance. Learning about the dance, the rich social culture, its history and its music have kept them exploring and learning. They perform Argentine Tango as soloists and work with collaborative Tango performance groups.
Erick Barberia
Erick Barberia, Cuban dancer, singer and percussionist, graduated from the Escuela Nacional de Artes (ENA) in Habana, Cuba. He began his professional career in the Artistic Community Company, Korimakao as a dancer, drummer and actor. subsequently, he became a master teacher of dancing, singing and Afro-Cuban percussion in both the ENA and the Escuela Internacional de las Artes (CENCEA) in Havana, Cuba.
Emmeline Gonzalez-Beban
Emmeline Gonzalez-Beban is a recent addition to the Berkeley dance community. She discovered her love for dance at the age of four when she began studying Ballet Folklórico Mexicano from Maestra Elena Robles in San Jose. Since then, she has studied a diverse range of dance forms including Contemporary, West African, Modern, Ballet, Jazz, and Tap. In 2010, she was awarded by the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts as a YoungArts scholar in the World Dance category for Ballet Folklórico (featuring traditional Son Jarocho dance of Veracruz). In May of 2014, Emmeline received a B.F.A. in Dance from The Ohio State University with a joint focus in Performance and Dance Education. Throughout her studies, Emmeline has maintained a passion for discovering and spreading the different ways we can learn about diverse cultural values through dance.
Lisa Lee & Dana DeSimone
Dana has taught Cajun and Zydeco dance classes at the Beat dance studio in Berkeley for over 30 years. He is a serious dance teacher who primarily emphasizes rhythm, coordination, and lots of practice as a foundation for everything in dance. He is an expert at syncopated footwork, advanced hand-moves and complicated dance patterns.
Lisa Lee has been Zydeco dancing for over 15 years. She first began dance in Dana DeSimone's basic Zydeco dance class at the Beat in 1999 and has been dancing regularly ever since. Lisa's goal is to make everyone a better dancer so they will gain skill and confidence as dancers and have more fun at the dances.
Phiroozeh Petigara
Phiroozeh teaches dance, yoga and writing across the Bay Area. A teacher for over fifteen years, Phiroozeh believes in accessibility and her classes are easy to follow and are welcoming to people of all backgrounds and physical mobilities. As a dance teacher, Phiroozeh loves the infectious energy of Bollywood music and designs her dance classes to be playful and amusing. As a yoga teacher, she believes in the power of yoga as healing and designs classes that are restful and restorative.


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Well, I just thought that I would take a moment and write to all of Jimmy's readers.
I have known him for quite some time, we were together when Princess Diana died. I know that he hasn't been writing real regular, and I am so fortunate to get the opportunity to make an entry on his blog.
So, Hi to all of you out there. I am nestled in the heart of Phoenix, Arizona.
I relocated here from the East Coast for a job promotion. I am employed in our Federal Government, and work very hard for you at giving you good government.
There are many harworking, nose to the grindstone leaders and workers in our Government. I am proud to go to work for and with them everyday.
But, on a different note, none of us can drive on the same road with each other out here in Phoenix, not like the skilled drivers in CA, or back East.
Nope, there are so many different driving styles out here, and everyone does their own thing.
I always wipe my brow and let out a big Phew! when I get to my workplace just 4 miles and 7 minutes travel time away.
And, if any of you follow the news, the authorities have caught the baseline killer.
Well, hope all of you are well, and I will be writing from time to time!


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Archive for November, 2014
Armes is ready for the NFR
PONDER, Texas – Bray Armes isn't much of a gambler, but he loves Las Vegas.
He returns to the City of Lights next week with his third qualification to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. This is a business trip for the steer wrestler from Ponder, and he takes care of business quite well in the Nevada desert.
In 2012-13, Armes has earned more than $288,500 grappling bovines – he pocketed $185,755 of that in Las Vegas over 20 December nights. Now he goes into ProRodeo's premier event sixth in the world standings. He trails leader Trevor Knowles by $22,500, but that gap can be closed in a hurry at the NFR, where go-round winners earn $19,000 each night.
"My whole thought is that I'm going into the finals in the best position I've ever gone in," said Armes, who grew up in the northern-most area of the Texas Panhandle near Gruver. "I've got just as good of a shot as anybody to go in there and win the gold buckle. I'm going to try to win as many rounds as I can and see where it falls in the end."
Last December, he downed 10 steers in a cumulative time of 44.8 seconds to win the coveted NFR average championship – it is the second greatest accomplishment in the game, only to be outdone by the world championship.
To say he likes the set up at the Thomas & Mack Center would be a bit of an understatement.
"I like a fast start," he said. "I've always seemed to do pretty good at quick starts, and it's definitely as fast as anywhere we go. I've been blessed to ride good horses out there every year, and I've had great hazers.
"Everything's been lined up good for me."
It's been worth the wait. Armes focused on competing sparingly early in his career, then stepped away from the game in 2009-11. When he returned in 2012, he did so with a goal of being one of the best in the game. He's been one of the elite ever since. He finished the 2014 regular season with more than $69,000.
He won the Wrangler Champions Challenge in Kennewick, Wash., and also earned at least a share of the title at Jackson, Miss.; Lake Charles, La.; Armstrong, B.C.; and Dodge City, Kan.
"Dodge City is always one I've wanted to win, and I've had the opportunity to win it before," said Armes, a four-time College National Finals Rodeo qualifier while attending Howard County Junior College in Big Spring, Texas, and Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas. "That was pretty awesome to get the win at it."
It was the perfect time of year. He had just enjoyed his family being on the rodeo trail for two weeks. As a rodeo cowboy who spends much of his time away from home, those few days with his wife, Neelley, daughter, Breely, and son, Drake, were priceless. In fact, Breely was still with him when he won the title in western Kansas.
"My family came out with me more than they ever have, and Breely stayed with me another week because she had never done that by herself before," he said. "My family means the world to me. They take care of everything at home. A smile or anything, just to see them, it tends to bring you back. When you're down, they can always pick you back up.
"All it takes is a little smile from them, and you seem to forget about everything else."
In fact, that sentiment will bring some big changes for the Armeses in 2015.
"When I got home, I told them I wasn't ready to quit, but I was willing to do that or they needed to make the decision to go with me all year," he said. "I don't want to miss the kids growing up. We're all so close. They pretty much build me up all the time and keep me happy. The hardest part of what I do is being away from them, and I'm ready to be with them every day instead of away from them."
That's bound to make everything better for next year, but Armes has no other complaints about his 2014 season. He leaned on hazer Sean Mulligan, a four-time NFR qualifier from Coleman, Okla., and on his horse, Ote, a lightning quick palomino gelding.
He'll do so in Las Vegas.
"They don't make them any better than Sean Mulligan," Armes said. "When I back in the box, I've got to worry about one thing, and that's bulldogging. Ote's going to work great every time, and Sean's going to have the steers right there where I need them every time. Sean's hard to beat because he has the steers picked up for you every time.
"I'm blessed to have Ote, because he gives me a chance to win every time. If I don't win, it's usually pilot error. He scores great and gives me everything he's got ever time. There's not a lot of them out there that do that."
With that kind of team in his corner, Armes is coming out swinging when the 10-round NFR slugfest begins Dec. 4. He has high goals – "I want to wear them both, the average buckle and the gold buckle," he said – and he has the right frame of mind to do it.
"Winning the gold buckle means everything to us; it's why we do what we do," he said. "It's the highest point that we can get to in our careers. To be able to win the world title would be something special."
It would be a dream come true.
Irwin ready for business in Vegas
ROBERTSDALE, Ala. – Each time steer wrestler Kyle Irwin looks down the lane at a bowling alley, he sees 10 pens lined up in the shape of a triangle.
The main purpose, as always, is to knock down all the pens. In order to make it happen, though, Irwin's focus is on one individual sliver of waxed wood. If he hits that mark just right, he knows a strike is likely.
That's the same philosophy Irwin is using a she approaches his first qualification to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, the sport's premier championship set for Dec. 4-13 in Las Vegas.
"My goal at the NFR is to make money, not necessarily win the world title," said Irwin, 24, of Robertsdale. "If I make the money, I'll win the world. My job is to not mess up. Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast.
"All I can do is go as fast as I can with the steer I have each night. It's important that I don't leave any money on the table. If the cards weren't in there to win the average or the world, that's fine, but I want to have maxed out on every steer I have."
That's a solid outlook for the young cowboy, who will wrap up the best season of his career over 10 December nights in the City of Lights. In 2014, Irwin earned $59,736, finishing the regular season 10th in the world standings. Only the top 15 contestants in each event earn the opportunity to compete for the biggest pay in the sport in Las Vegas.
"Going to the NFR is something that every guy in my position, every kid that's 11 years old, dreams about," he said. "I'm very grateful and very proud to be going."
Irwin's NFR marks the first time in eight years that an Alabaman has qualified. The last was heeler Cole Bigbee. Before that, bull rider Tyler Fowler qualified in 2000 and '01, while steer wrestler Victor Deck qualified in 1996-97. As the state's only representative in Las Vegas, he will carry the flag each night during the NFR's opening ceremonies.
"That flag's going to have some dust on it; it's hasn't been used since 2006," Irwin said. "I hope they'll play 'Sweet Home Alabama' every night I back in the box. It's so cool getting to represent the state."
He also is representing his family, from his dad, Ken Irwin, to his mom, Ruthie Campbell, to four sisters, Karissa, Brittany, Laney and Raylen. He also carries a flag for a number of top-notch steer-wrestling cousins and dear friends, all of whom who have been beneficial in Kyle Irwin's bulldogging career.
"My immediate family grew up farming, working cattle, cowboying," he said. "The atmosphere was there for me. I played sports from elementary school … baseball and football every year. When I was 11 years old, I started chute-dogging and junior rodeoing."
Chute-dogging is the precursor to steer wrestling. Instead of jumping off a sprinting horse onto a running steer, chute-doggers get ahold of the steer right out of the timed-event chute. It allows them to learn the proper techniques.
"When I was 13, an eighth-grader, I was getting ready to start jumping steers in high school rodeo," he said. "My cousin, Bo Campbell, owns a rodeo company and is a big-time bulldogging fanatic. He keeps Mexican cattle in his pasture.
"My cousins had me running steers all day every day. I roped calves and team roped, too, but we made sure we bulldogged first."
As he progressed, the young cowboy had a distinct focus, which carried him to scholarship opportunities – first at Western Oklahoma College in Altus, then to Northwestern Oklahoma State University in Alva.
"The competition and watching my buddies and my older cousins drive and succeed kept the passion there," Irwin said. "Then I realized my talent with it. It was all a goal and a dream. I knew they bulldogged in Oklahoma, so that's where I went. I knew I wanted to go to Oklahoma. I wouldn't have had the opportunity in Alabama that I did in Oklahoma."
He did pretty well, too. In high school, he won the Alabama High School Rodeo Association twice and was the runner-up once. Irwin was a four-time qualifier to the College National Finals Rodeo, finishing as the reserve champion in 2011. In fact, his stay in Oklahoma became an amazing starting point to his pro career.
Each of the past two seasons, he has finished as the reserve year-end champion in the Prairie Circuit – both times, as it worked out, he finished just behind Stockton Graves, Irwin's coach at Northwestern. In 2014, Irwin won the average title at the Ram Prairie Circuit Finals Rodeo, securing his second straight qualification to the Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo, where he will defend his national title.
"All year, I've said the key to my season was winning the Ram National Circuit Finals," he said of the April victory. "I wasn't going to rodeo unless I did very well there. It unfolded perfectly, winning $10,000 cash and a voucher for a Ram truck.
"It gave me the confidence I needed. I really believed in what I was doing this time. The maturity I gained from the last two years of rodeoing helped me tremendously, and it all worked out this year."
When he arrives in Las Vegas, Irwin will enlist the help of fellow bulldogger Tyler Pearson, a 2013 NFR qualifier from Louisville, Miss. Pearson will serve as Irwin's hazer, while Irwin also will ride Pearson's great horse, Sketch.
"I don't have any worries as far as horsepower or hazing," said Irwin, who has sponsorship support from Cinch, Black and Blue Quarter Horses and Southwest Trailers. "When I back in there every night, all I will have to worry about is Kyle; that's enough."
That's taking care of business. Irwin knows, just as in bowling, he needs to keep his focus on the things closest to him. If he does that, the big prize will be waiting for him soon enough.
"In my career, I'd like to win the world, and I'd like to win the average at the finals," he said. "I'd like to make my family's life a little bit easier. I'd like to set myself up that when I'm done, I can look back one day and say, 'My rodeoing gave me this.' "
Irwin is well on his way.
New Mexicans on the national stage
LAS VEGAS – Between them, Clint Cooper, Jim Ross Cooper and Taos Muncy make up 17 qualifications to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and two world championships.
They also serve as a great reminder of the outstanding talent that was raised on rodeo in New Mexico. Not only are they some of the best homegrown cowboys New Mexico has to offer, they're three of the greatest cowboys in the game and all are "Riding for the Brand" for the Tate Branch Auto Group.
"Tate Branch has been huge for me in my rodeo career," said Clint Cooper, a tie-down roper raised in Lovington. "This is how I make a living, and he supports me so much. Our relationship is great. What he gives back, not only to the community there in Lea County, but to the sport of rodeo and to the high school kids is just incredible.
"I'm just amazed at how much Tate Branch does for the community and for rodeo."
The Tate Branch Auto Group has dealerships in the southeastern New Mexico communities of Artesia, Carlsbad and Hobbs, the latter of which is in Lea County, the home turf for both Coopers. While Clint grew up in Lovington, Jim Ross was born and raised near Monument.
Both come from a storied rodeo family: Clint is the son of Roy Cooper, an eight time world champion and ProRodeo Hall of Famer; Jim Ross is the son of Jimmie Cooper, a three-time titlist and hall-of-fame inductee. The Cooper clan has exceptional New Mexico rodeo roots.
"New Mexico is where I grew up," said Clint Cooper, a five-time NFR qualifier now living in Decatur, Texas. "That's where I learned to rope with my dad and my grandpa, Tuffy. Being part of New Mexico with Tate Branch means everything to me. Lea County is my roots."
Those are the roots for Jim Ross Cooper, a five-time NFR qualifier as a header. He earned his first trip to the NFR in 2007 with his twin brother, Jake. He has since returned with heelers Brandon Beers (2011, 2013 and 2014) and Charly Crawford (2012).
Jim Ross Cooper and Beers go to Las Vegas ranked seventh in the world standings; it's the highest ranking prior to the NFR in their history together.
Clint Cooper finished the regular season 10th in the world standings, while Muncy, a two-time world champion from Corona, N.M., is the No. 1 saddle bronc rider in the game. He owns gold buckles he earned in 2007 and 2011.
"It's hard to believe this is my seventh time," said Muncy, who, in the first year he won the world title, became just the third cowboy in the history of the game to have won the college title and the gold buckle in the same event the same calendar year; Muncy, as a sophomore at Oklahoma Panhandle State University, won the bronc riding title at the College National Finals Rodeo that June.
"It seems like I was just going to the first one the other day. I love what I get to do. It doesn't matter how many times you get to go, it's always special going to the NFR."
It also is special that Muncy carries the New Mexico flag into the Thomas & Mack Center during the grand opening.
"It's a real big deal that I get to represent New Mexico," he said. "I get to see all parts of the world getting to rodeo, but I'm always thankful to come back here to home."
That home includes a touch of Tate Branch Auto Group.
"I was real fortunate to meet Tate and his wife," Muncy said. "They show their support year round. We really haven't had that in New Mexico in the last few years. I'm glad they're recognizing the sport of rodeo."
Laughlin primed, ready for the NFR
PUEBLO, Colo. – As her season progressed, Christine Laughlin noticed a distinct pattern in reference to her goals.
"When I got started this year, I just wanted to make the finals," said Laughlin, a barrel racer from Pueblo. "Then when I got into the top 10, I wanted to stay in the top 10. My goals kept going up as the year went along."
Next week she will set forth on a new path in her career, chasing the ProRodeo world championship during the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, the sport's premier event that takes place Dec. 4-13 in Las Vegas. Through the 2014 season, Laughlin earned more than $93,000 and will begin the 10-round finale No. 8 in the world standings.
Once she arrives in the Nevada desert, she will race her talented horse, Guys Six Pack To Go, around the cloverleaf pattern while chasing the biggest pay in the game. Each night, contestants will battle for the $19,000 payday that comes with winning a go-round. She'll have 10 opportunities for that.
"I'm excited and really looking forward to it," she said.
She should. She has something special in Six Pack, a 9-year-old dapple gray gelding owned by Kathleen Collier of Hereford, Texas. Now Laughlin and Six Pack will run on ProRodeo's biggest stage while part of an elite field of the best barrel racing tandems in the game.
"I've had him for two and a half years," she said of the gelding. The first year was kind of tough getting him to where he is now. He liked to hit barrels. He was fast and smart, and he just hit barrels.
"I hit a lot of barrels that first year, but we just kept working at it."
The work has paid off very well in 2014. She started the campaign off well, earning good money in February at San Antonio. She followed that with six event titles: Reno, Nev.; Salinas, Calif.; Dodge City, Kan.; Castle Rock, Colo.; Kennewick, Wash.; and Ellensburg, Wash. It's been a magical ride.
"San Antonio really got me started through the winter," said Laughlin, who has sponsorship support from Arrow Electric, Top of Texas Inc., Professional Choice, Cactus Saddlry, Western Dove and Elite Equine Veterinary Services. "I won almost $10,000. That got me excited and got me going. I really had just a few checks the rest of the winter. In the springtime, I went out to California and won a little bit. Once I got to Reno (in June) and won Reno, everything started clicking.
"Six Pack starting becoming more consistent. We had two or three runs of beating the field by hundredths of a second."
She and her talented horse will need to be consistent in Las Vegas, but she has a lot of faith in her partner. That comes from the work they've done together in and out of the arena, but it's nothing new for Laughlin, who was just a toddler the first time she was horseback.
"My mom never really rode, but she was a rodeo mom the secretary," she said. "My dad rode. He competed when we were little. He never went down the road; he always had a full time job out at the steel mill. We've always had horses and raised our horses."
Laughlin was raised in southern Colorado, one of two daughters to Ron and Patty Laughlin. She and her sister, Tracy Paulsen, attended college on rodeo scholarships – Christine Laughlin was part of the rodeo program at West Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas. At each level of competition, she knew the support system she had at home.
"My family means a great deal to me," she said. "If I didn't have them, I don't know how things would be going. I wouldn't have my place. I live just 10 miles down the road from them. When I'm gone, they check on the place and take care of it for me.
"My dad shoes my horses for me when I get home. He did go with me through the winter, and when I'm by myself, he tries to go."
That helps tremendously. Laughlin knows anyone competing in rodeo at a high level needs plenty of extra players on the team, whether they're on the rodeo trail with her or tending to business at home.
"I don't know what I'd do without my parents and my neighbors, Kevin and Christy Milder," Laughlin said. "They take care of stuff for me when I'm gone, too."
With business covered in Colorado, she will turn her attention to the City of Lights, where she hopes to parlay her first NFR qualification into a dream season. As her goals have evolved, she realizes she is within reach of that elusive world championship; in rodeo, where dollars equal points, the cowgirl with the most money won at the conclusion of the year earns the coveted gold buckle.
"I hope I end up with several of them," Laughlin said. "I think Six Pack is as good as any of the horses that are going to be there. Winning the title is important. I think that's what you work all year for. I've been running with them all year, so there's no reason he can't run with them there."
UBHA calls its finale a success
RAPID CITY, S.D. – Two words adequately describe the inaugural season of the United Bucking Horse Association: Resounding success.
The organization concluded its first campaign with the UBHA World Finals, which took place Nov. 14 in Rapid City. Fifty of the top young bucking horses in North American qualified for the championship in two age divisions: 2- and 3-year-olds. It was the perfect way to wrap up an amazing year.
"I think our world finals went better than we ever could have imagined," said Guy French, the UBHA's executive director. "The growth and exposure we've been able to get is incredible."
So was the competition. Three horses earned 91-point markings, the top scores in the finale: French's Wazzup and Jim Lawrence's bay mare each claimed the prize in the 3-year-old division, while Joe Waln's sorrel gelding won the 2-year-old class. The young animals are bucked under a mechanical dummy instead of a rider to allow the horses the opportunity to develop with age.
"That mare is out of one of our top producing mares we use in bareback, Up In Smoke," said Lawrence, a stock contractor from Kennedy, Saskatchewan. "It's a real honor to be able to compete at a North American level and come out on top."
Lawrence has made a living raising bucking horses. He loves the idea of the UBHA.
"For someone like me who's already in the business, we can take some of the younger stock that we're raising anyway and establish them a little sooner in their lives," he said. "By the time they get into the full rodeo circle, they've already built a name and reputation."
French has been touting Wazzup all season. He knew there was something special in the colt, and the proof has come through the season.
"He's been an awesome colt, and I've never seen one like him," French said. He just loves to buck. I'm proud to own him. The future that he's going to have is just unbelievable. Hopefully he'll go onto the big leagues and be a big name in the PRCA."
That also may be the future for Waln's gelding, who is carrying on a family tradition as a stock contractor whose ranch is near Martin, S.D.
"This means the world to us," Waln said. "It's a great promotional tool, something you can hang your hat on as a horse man and a horse breeder.
"The UBHA is an outlet to buck these horses earlier on and see what I had. This is a great opportunity to do that and promote these horses."
That's why so many horse owners are excited about the future of the organization. They see great potential, not only with their own young horses but also with the opportunity to develop the next great line of rodeo bucking animals.
United Bucking Horse Association World Finals
Nov. 14, 2014
3-year-old class: (horse, owner, score) 1. (tie) Wazzup, Guy French, and bay mare, Jim Lawrence, 91 points; 3. Snow Bear, Ron Solomon, 84.5; 4. Black mare, Lance Lesmeister, 84; 5. Surprise, MX Bar Ranch, 81; 6. Betty Boop, Kenny Andrews, 80.5; 7. Unnamed, Hat Brand, 80; 8. (tie) Clyde, Steve Stone, Hallelujah, Skip and Elaine Jones, and Shadow, Justin Twogood, 78.5.
2-year-old class: 1. BF SOB, Joe Waln, 91 points; 2. Martin, Ken RealBird, 86.5; 3. Oscar, Wes Janis, 81; 4. 4. Xotic Lady, Guy French, 80.5; 5. Dream Girl, Joe Waln, 78; 6. Brown mare, Ron Solomon, 77; 7. Buckskin filly, Darcy Hollingsworth, 76; 8. (tie) Black filly, Jim Lawrence, and Jasmine, Ken RealBird, 74.
Together again
With the help of Spin to Win Magazine, Trevor Brazile and Patrick Smith on Monday announced they will resume their partnership for the 2015 season.
The cowboys won the team roping world titles together in 2010; it is Brazile's only team roping gold buckle in a storied career. Smith also won the heeling world championship with then-partner Clay Tryan.
The duo roped together for seven years, then split for 2014. Both return to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in a few weeks with their 2014 partners: Brazile with heeler Travis Graves and Smith with header Kaleb Driggers.
A record-breaking performance … again
Clem McSpadden National Finals Steer Roping
Kansas Star Arena Arena
Nov. 7-8, 2014
First round: 1. Trevor Brazile, 9.8 seconds, $5,331; 2. Vin Fisher Jr., 10.0, $4,281; 3. Jason Evans, 10.2, $3,231; 4. Rocky Patterson, 11.0, $2,181; 5. Scott Snedecor, 11.1, $1,131.
Second round: 1. Scott Snedecor, 9.1 seconds, $5,331; 2. Trevor Brazile, 9.9, $4,281; 3. J.P. Wickett, 10.3, $3,231; 4. Tony Reina, 10.6, $2,181; 5. Jason Evans, 11.3, $1,131. Average leaders: 1. Trevor Brazile, 19.7 seconds on two runs; 2. Scott Snedecor, 20.2; 3. Jason Evans, 21.5; 4. Mike Chase, 22.9; 5. J.P. Wickett, 23.1.
Third round: 1. Scott Snedecor, 11.0 seconds, $5,331; 2. Trevor Brazile, 11.5, $4,281; 3. Vin Fisher Jr., 11.6, $3,231; 4. Brodie Poppino, 12.7, $2,181; 5. Jess Tierney, 13.4, $1,131. Average leaders: 1. (tie) Trevor Brazile and Scott Snedecor, 31.2 seconds on three runs; 3. Jess Tierney, 37.3; 4. Jason Evans, 37.5; 5. Troy Tillard, 38.6.
Fourth round: 1. Jason Evans, 9.5 seconds, $5,331; 2. (tie) Mike Chase and J.P. Wickett, 10.3, $3,756 each; 4. Rocky Patterson, 11.1, $2,181; 5. Jess Tierney, 11.3, $1,131. Average leaders: 1. Trevor Brazile, 43.9 seconds on four runs; 2. Jason Evans, 47.0; 3. Jess Tierney, 48.6; 4. J.P. Wickett, 49.8; 5. Mike Chase, 51.5.
Fifth round: 1. Mike Chase, 10.2 seconds, $5,331; 2. Trevor Brazile, 10.3, $4,281; 3. Brodie Poppino, 10.7, $3,231; 4. (tie) J.P. Wickett and Troy Tillard, 10.8, $1,656 each. Average leaders: 1. Trevor Brazile, 54.2 seconds on five runs; 2. J.P. Wickett, 60.6; 3. Mike Chase, 61.7; 4. Jason Evans, 63.5; 5. Jess Tierney, 67.5.
Sixth round: 1. Brady Garten, 9.5 seconds, $5,331; 2. Trevor Brazile, 9.6, $4,281; 3. Troy Tillard, 10.1, $3,231; 4. J.P. Wickett, 10.7, $2,181; 5. Cody Lee, 10.8, $1,131. Average leaders: 1. Trevor Brazile, 63.8 seconds on six runs; 2. J.P. Wickett, 71.3; 3. Mike Chase, 74.9; 4. Jason Evans, 77.0; 5. 78.3.
Seventh round: 1. Brady Garten, 9.5 seconds; 2. Trevor Brazile, 11.2, $4,281; 3. Tony Reina, 11.7, $3,231; 4. Jess Tierney, 12.5, $2,181; 5. J.P. Wickett, 14.4, $1,131. Average leaders: 1. Trevor Brazile, 75.0 seconds on seven runs; 2. J.P. Wickett, 85.7; 3. Jason Evans, 97.3; 4. Tony Reina, 100.5; 5. Mike Chase, 74.9 seconds on six runs.
Eighth round: 1. Brady Garten, 9.8 seconds, $5,331; 2. Rocky Patterson, 10.8, $4,281; 3. Chance Kelton, 10.9, $3,231; 4. Cody Lee, 12.1, $2,181; 5. (tie) Mike Chase and Brodie Poppino, 12.4, $565 each. Average leaders: 1. Trevor Brazile, 89.5 seconds on eight runs; 2. J.P. Wickett, 99.4; 3. Tony Reina, 114.4; 4. Mike Chase, 87.3 seconds on seven runs; 5. Chance Kelton, 96.0.
Ninth round: 1. Scott Snedecor, 9.9 seconds, $5,331; 2. Jason Evans, 10.1, $4,281; 3. Cody Lee, 10.8, $3,231; 4. J.P. Wickett, 10.9, $2,181; 5. Chance Kelton, 11.3, $1,131. Average leaders: 1. Trevor Brazile, 103.6 seconds on nine runs; 2. J.P. Wickett, 110.3; 3. Tony Reina, 133.9; 4. Chance Kelton, 107.3 seconds on nine runs; 5. Jason Evans, 107.4.
Tenth round: 1. Vin Fisher Jr., 9.6 seconds, $5,331; 2. Chet Herren, 9.7, $4,281; 3. Brady Garten, 9.9, $3,231; 4. Ricky Patterson, 10.2, $2,181; 5. Trevor Brazile, 10.5, $1,131. Average: 1. Trevor Brazile, 114.1 seconds on 10 runs, $15,992; 2. J.P. Wickett, 126.3, $12,842; 3. Chance Kelton, 120.4 seconds on nine runs, $9,692; 4. Jason Evans, 121.3, $6,542; 5. Tony Reina, 133.9, $3,392.
Total NFSR money: 1. Trevor Brazile, $43,858; 2. $26,977; 3. Jason Evans, $20,515; 4. Brady Garten, $19,223; 5. Scott Snedecor, $17,123.
Final world standings: 1. Trevor Brazile, $112,692; 2. Chet Herren, $72,191; 3. J.P. Wickett, $60,017; 4. Jess Tierney, $58,003; 5. Vin Fisher Jr., $56,341; 6. Jason Evans, $55,739; 7. Cody Lee, $51,957; 8. Brady Garten, $41,766; 9. Chance Kelton, $51,517; 10. Scott Snedecor, $48,348; 11. Rocky Patterson, $43,152; 12. Mike Chase, $42,932; 13. Tony Reina, $41,969; 14. Brodie Poppino, $26,170; 15. Troy Tillard, $33,155.
NFSR-10th Round
Tenth round: 1. Vin Fisher Jr., 9.6 seconds, $5,331; 2. Chet Herren, 9.7, $4,281; 3. Brady Garten, 9.9, $3,231; 4. Ricky Patterson, 10.2, $2,181; 5. Trevor Brazile, 10.5, $1,131. Average: 1. Trevor Brazile, 114.1 seconds on 10 runs, $15,992; 2. J.P. Wickett, 126.3, $12,842; 3. Chance Kelton, 120.4 seconds on nine runs, $9,692; 4. Jason Evans, 121.3, $6,542; 5. Tony Reina, 133.9, $3,392.
NFSR-Ninth Round
Ninth round: 1. Scott Snedecor, 9.9 seconds, $5,331; 2. Jason Evans, 10.1, $4,281; 3. Cody Lee, 10.8, $3,231; 4. J.P. Wickett, 10.9, $2,181; 5. Chance Kelton, 11.3, $1,131. Average leaders: 1. Trevor Brazile, 103.6 seconds on nine runs; 2. J.P. Wickett, 110.3; 3. Tony Reina, 133.9; 4. Chance Kelton, 107.3 seconds on nine runs; 5. Jason Evans, 107.4.


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