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Control Laws That Work
By Rob Morse. October 21st, 2017
A mass murderer killed almost 60 people in Las Vegas. Hundreds more were injured by gunshot wounds and by being trampled in the mass panic that followed. Politicians, celebrities and gun control activists called for new gun laws. That isn't a new idea. We already have 23 thousand firearms regulations. Let's look at the recent proposals. We can keep the gun-control laws that work and get rid of the rest.
Demand Universal Background Checks- Lots of states already require background checks when firearms are bought or sold. The murderer in Las Vegas bought his guns legally, so he passed his background checks. So did the murderers who killed people at the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, at the Umpqua Community College in Oregon, and at Isla Vista near the University of Santa Barbara campus. I'm noticing a pattern here. Background checks only look at past criminal history. They can not predict future behavior, and they absolutely failed to stop mass murderers.
Impose Magazine Capacity Restrictions- I mentioned him before, but the murderer at Isla Vista used a handgun, not a rifle. He bought his gun and magazines in California which already has magazine capacity restrictions. This murderer had several magazines. So did the murder who killed at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina. The attempted mass murderer who attacked a church in Tennessee last month also used a handgun. These murderers were able to kill at will because their victims were disarmed. Magazine Capacity Restrictions didn't stop mass murders. Let's get rid of this failed law.
Outlaw Semi-Automatic Weapons- The proponents of gun control said we should outlaw semi-automatic weapons. These weapons fire a single shot for each press of the trigger. We will ignore the physical and legal impossibility of collecting every one of the 200 million semi-automatic firearms in the United States. Let's pretend for a moment that we could make all of the semi-automatic guns in the United States go away. Guns don't stay gone. Criminals get them. Criminals have them now. It is illegal for criminals to have guns, but the night is filled with gunfire in Chicago. In Chicago, we disarmed the honest people while we left the criminals armed. Gun prohibition failed to disarm criminals, so let's get rid of it.
Prohibit Private Citizens from Owning Firearms- Gun Control advocates say we should have gun laws like the ones in England and France. Mexico and Honduras also have gun prohibition. In Mexico and Honduras, the drug gangs have guns and the honest citizens are disarmed. Those countries have a frightening murder rate that is far higher than in the United States. London now has a higher crime rate than New York City.
France outlawed semi-automatic rifles, yet terrorists murdered over a hundred people at the Bataclan Theater in Paris. These terrorists used illegal automatic rifles. It turns out that terrorists and drug gangs don't obey the law. Only honest people do, so who are we disarming with more gun laws? These gun laws fail in the United States and around the world. Prohibition fails, so let's get rid of it.
We need more gun-free zones- The Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino was a gun free zone. Not even the security guards were armed. The Pulse Nightclub, the Umpqua Community College, Isla Vista, and the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church were also gun free zones. Murderers go to gun-free zones because they want disarmed victims. Since murderers like them, let's get rid of gun free zones.
But gun-control might save one life- For every claim that gun control saves a life, I can point to many lives it cost. Victims of domestic abuse could not buy a gun to protect themselves and their family. I can point to rape victims who were disarmed by gun laws. Disarming honest people doesn't make us safer. I document that guns save lives every week.
I want to save many lives, and that is why I want these ineffective gun laws to go away. I trust my neighbors to do the right thing. I trust my neighbors every day as we drive to work and school. So do you. I trust my neighbors more than I fear criminals. I want my neighbors ready to save lives every day..and everywhere. That is why I want to get rid of these gun control laws that don't work. It is simply common sense.
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On the rise and rise of neo-Stoicism
For those searching for something loftier than traditional self-help, trade books about Stoicism, an ancient philosophy of individual resilience, have become popular in recent years. The titles that belong to this non-fiction genre are explanatory, self-assured, and optimized for the all-seeing eyes of search engines: Stoicism: How to Stop Fearing and Start Living; The Stoic CEO; The Obstacle Is the Way; How to Think Like a Roman Emperor; How to Be a Stoic; A Guide to the Good Life; The Stoic Challenge: A Philosopher's Guide to Becoming Tougher, Calmer and More Resilient; How to Keep Your Cool (Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers); Stoicism and the Art of Happiness: Practical Wisdom for Everyday Life. While these books differ in content and style, certain features apply across the board: pithy aphorisms about the power of resilience, rationality and fortitude apply primarily to those with plenty of freedom to make choices already; readers are presumed empty vessels for authors' edifying wisdom; and emotions are treated as imaginary things that reside only in your head.
Stoicism has been experiencing something of a resurgence in the last decade, its popularity traceable from Reddit forums to Instagram accounts to think pieces and inspirational quotes splashed on Etsy coffee mugs. In fact, the trend dates back longer; using Google's Ngram feature, you will find a steep incline in uses of the word "Stoicism" in English-language books published between 1980 and 2019. It slowly rises during the premierships of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan before climbing dramatically after the End of History and ascending further up to the present day. The graph is at its lowest point in the post-war decade.
That the Stoics have often been interpreted as more concerned with individual virtue than structural critique is convenient for those searching for examples of goodness in a context that has been made unequal by design.
The renewed appeal of a philosophy that asserted "security" was a psychological state fleshy mortals would rarely attain makes sense when you think about the conditions facing people born after the 1970s: lacking in time, upward mobility, and religion, they live in a world where disasters are perpetually looming, optimistically whiggish ideas of liberal progress have been slowly extinguished for those who don't own assets or stand to inherit family wealth, and even the rich still want to believe they hustled their way to the top. "I remember a stand-up comedian, a year or so after the crash, who said: 'Can't we go back to the good old days when everyone just bought what they wanted on credit and didn't worry about the future?'" John Sellars, author of Lessons in Stoicism and organizer a popular series of Stoic-related events, told me. "All that sense of optimism about the future has gone." The Stoics' ideas are consonant with a moment when life is sometimes hard, and stability—whether real or perceived—continues to elude many.
The pandemic has further entrenched the popularity of these ancient thinkers. Marcus Aurelius had the benefit of living through the Plague of Galen, which has made him a frequent citation for writers seeking to capture the horrors of coronavirus while avoiding by now well-worn subjects like sourdough or Albert Camus. Writers and journalists have told us the Stoics "would have thrived under lockdown" because they believed pain "was a part of life"; that their ideas provide "enlightenment for a time of benightedness"; that they allow us to see "there's no problem so bad that some good can't come out of it." Headlines such as "How Marcus Aurelius can help" or "Take it like a Stoic" suggest both an attempt at wise counsel and the reality that it's very difficult to think of things to write about when you can't leave the house.
That the Stoics have often been interpreted as more concerned with individual virtue than structural critique is particularly convenient for those searching for examples of goodness in a context that has been made unequal by design. One recent article in the Telegraph declared that "Stoicism is on the rise—and it's why some people come out happier of this pandemic than they were before." The author pointed to the centenarian Captain Tom Moore, who delighted headline writers in Britain after he slowly trudged one hundred times around his garden to raise $40 million for the National Health Service. According to the article, Moore is an example of "stoicism in action," but the story looks different depending on your politics. Within the ghoulish machinery of Britain's right-wing press, Moore was an exemplar of patriotism and dedication: look at what a one-hundred-year-old veteran is willing to do for the NHS! Viewed from another angle, he was a depressing spectacle, a reminder that the welfare state has been emaciated to breaking point and now relies on perambulating hundred-year-olds to fundraise cash.
The conviction that self-control is a conduit to virtue recurs so often among the salesmen of the modern Stoic movement that it appears less a motif than an unhealthy obsession. It's also a way of coding stereotypically feminine activities—wellness, journaling, therapy—in the language of fortitude for a largely male audience. Consider The Daily Stoic, a book with 365 separate stoic-inspired exercises for routine meditative practice by Ryan Holiday, a former director of marketing at American Apparel who was known for gratuitously dishonest media stunts before he pivoted to selling stoicism via YouTube. Holiday writes: "remember that today when you try to extend your reach outward—that it's much better and more appropriately directed inward," a sentiment that encapsulates the worldview of the neo-Stoic grifters. Indeed, Holiday is the poster boy for this trend. He's written six books on the subject, with the most recent published just last month, and runs an online "Daily Stoic Store" where a black-and-gold Memento Mori signet ring will run you $245.
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Occasionally, Holiday's writing grasps at political critique. In The Obstacle Is the Way, his unexpected 2014 bestseller, he writes that "we've experienced two major economic bubbles, entire industries are crumbling, lives have been disrupted. . . . People are angry and upset and gathered in Zuccotti Park. As they should be, right?" Yet his prescriptions for living a good life always remain firmly rooted in the sphere of self-regulation. What the Occupy protesters got wrong is that "outward appearances are deceptive"; their time would have been better spent learning "to perceive things differently, to cut through the illusions that other people fear." Writing about the financial crisis in The Daily Stoic, Holiday similarly argues that "greed was some part of the problem. . . . Greed caused other people to make trades on strange pools of debt [and] prevented anyone from calling out this situation for what it was." But his analysis of what went wrong redounds to the individual. He demands not that we question the conditions which allowed greed to flourish, or the unequal distribution of wealth and power they point towards, but that we police our own faults. "It doesn't do you much good to criticize those folks . . . it's better to look at how greed and vices might be having a similar effect in your own life," he writes.
Rather than questioning your material conditions, the merchants of modern Stoicism want you to change what's in your head. We usually interpret our emotions as experiences that overwhelm us rather than responses we consciously choose: that emotions are to some extent involuntary is why we say we are "moved" by them. Ancient Stoics, however, were "cognitivists" who viewed emotions as beliefs that we could by and large voluntarily control. Stoic philosophy is said to have influenced Albert Ellis, the American psychologist who pioneered rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) in the 1950s, and Aaron Beck, an independent psychiatrist who developed an early form of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), which focuses on raising awareness of negative emotions and changing thought patterns to regulate emotive responses. Though many find it helpful, the critics of CBT are numerous; some argue that its focus on the development of personal coping mechanisms privatizes mental health by directing our gaze inwards, obscuring the social and political causes of various psychological states.
In truth, the Stoic view of emotion was more complicated than I or its contemporary proselytizers give it credit for. What we translate today as "emotion" is the Greek pathos, or "passion," which the Stoics took as an irrational psychological affect. But they left space for eupatheiai, affixing eu ("good") to pathos—meaning good emotional, or affective, responses. When I asked Nancy Sherman, a professor of philosophy at Georgetown University and author of Stoic Warriors, about how these thinkers would allow for righteous emotions like anger, she explained: "They held that basic, ordinary emotions, like full-fledged anger, are two-tiered, with two evaluative beliefs." The first is that you have been unjustly wronged; the second that you ought to get payback. "It's that second belief . . . that's the most problematic and the one we have a better handle on changing," she wrote to me.
Rather than questioning your material conditions, the merchants of modern Stoicism want you to change what's in your head.
But it's the simplified interpretation, that emotions are wholly within our control, that has won out in the popular imagination. Ultimately, this tapers toward a reactionary defense of the status quo. A few months into the coronavirus pandemic, Holiday was joined by Tim Ferriss—a tech investor and author of The 4-Hour Workweek who likens Stoicism to a "personal operating system"—in a split-screen YouTube conversation exploring why we should ignore "fairness" in "trying times." The video revealed less about its purported subject than it did about the conservative sickness that has been the undoing of Anglo-America's management of the pandemic. Workers whose employees don't provide them with PPE are in a "very, very difficult situation," Ferriss admitted, but even the most vulnerable "have choices" and are, by dint of this logic, responsible for their own misfortunes. He continued: "you could move in with your parents, you could ask your friend for a loan, you could sell some of the belongings you have . . . [like] maybe your only car," all of which would negate the necessity of going to work. You don't need to dwell on the details of what has happened recently to sense the irony in a rich, white, AirPodded entrepreneur (estimated net worth: $100m) declaring that going to work during a pandemic is a matter of personal choice.
What Ferriss and Holiday gloss over is that Stoic philosophers largely inherited Aristotle's idea that humans were essentially social animals who had a responsibility to participate in political life, an idea best represented in Hierocles's visual metaphor of concentric circles that described humans' obligations to one another. In treating Stoicism as little more than a "personal operating system," neo-Stoics divest this philosophy of its political residue. But they aren't alone in this reading. In the twentieth century, Michel Foucault, through his engagement with the classicist Pierre Hadot, saw in Stoicism and ancient philosophy tools that could "permit individuals to effect by their own means or with the help of others, a certain number of operations on their own bodies and souls . . . so as to transform themselves in order to attain a state of happiness, purity, wisdom, perfection or immortality." Foucault's emphasis on individual transformation encoded an entire attitude to politics—namely, a rejection of social movements in favor of self-care.
Still, even on its own terms, ancient Stoicism has limited utility when it comes to questions of injustice. At best, its followers sought to ameliorate the treatment of slaves and women, but never to overthrow institutions of oppression. That they weren't concerned with reversing the existing balance of power is why their philosophy seems so ill-suited to contemporary problems that demand collective action rather than individual virtue. Seneca argued that anger should be subjected to reason; he described it as "temporary madness," and an "ugly and horrible picture of distorted and swollen frenzy" that could "drag down the avenger along with it." But such emotions are crucial to the fomentation of movements. If you want evidence of this, you need only look to the recent protests against police violence to see how grief and anger aren't mere interior states, but compelling forces that move masses to act upon the world.
Like the ancient sages from whom they claim inspiration, neo-Stoics like Ferris and Holiday see anger as an unproductive enterprise that won't prepare you for the road ahead, without considering that people might want to get together to change that road, or build a new one entirely. The language that Holiday uses when writing about Occupy Wall Street is telling: the protesters were "angry" and "upset," but not righteously aggrieved. Shortly after Donald Trump's election in 2016, Holiday told Quartz that despite the fact that Stoicism is not meant to encourage passivity, "a Stoic wouldn't spend time complaining about whether Trump deserves to be president and worrying about the uncertain terrible effects of his leadership." Again, people who are rightfully outraged here are instead just "complaining" and "worrying," emotive affects that are negative rather than justified.
That anger can be productive, however, is something Black and feminist philosophers have long understood, formulating their own reading of emotion in opposition to this liberal Stoic tradition. Feelings can be generative and have material effects. When "focused with precision," Audre Lorde said, anger can become "a powerful source of energy serving progress and change" and a "liberating and strengthening act of clarification." Framing difficult emotions as instances of cognitive distortion best corrected through self-discipline leaves little space to consider the way affective social movements might legitimately change existing institutions, or that those institutions may be to blame for the persistence of negative emotions in the first place. Anger is not only a source of energy, but a potentially elucidating force that allows its bearer to see clearly what is wrong with the world, and to act upon it.
Even on its own terms, ancient Stoicism has limited utility when it comes to questions of injustice.
A darker iteration of the Stoic reading of anger can be found in certain corners of the internet where the ancient philosophy has become a memeable justification for the misogyny of the so-called manosphere. Across a loose amalgamation of websites and online sensibilities for whom feminism is toxic, sexism is fake, and men are the truly oppressed, reason is coded as a masculine trait while anger and irrationality are attributed largely to women, people of color, and feminists. As one poster on the website Illimitable Men puts it, "the claim that woman's capacity for reason matches man's is humorous, and yet be it espoused by radical feminists or well-intentioned humanists, the 'equality of reason' myth persists."
The sexist adoption of an ancient philosophy by an internet minority makes intuitive sense in that it collapses two thousand years of progress and latches onto a worldview that emerged in a society where slavery was widespread and women excluded. But the connection has a little more to it. A crude appropriation of Stoic philosophy squares with the concept of "frame control" popular among "red pill" converts. As defined by one writer, the idea of "Frame" consists of "unashamedly sticking to what you believe to be true, and what you know is going to work for you, and refusing to be rolled by contrary opinions or control tactics of others." The development of such a steadfast outlook is, of course, a "uniquely masculine characteristic"; according to its practitioners, women are "generally unable to construct an independent, solid, respectable and rationally impeccable frame." Repression is a means to enact one's birth right: a man's frame is his "main tool of dominance" over women. Indeed, as the Red Pill poster quoted above put it, "a significant motive of the Feminine Imperative is to erode, discount, or even shame a man's Frame of mind, so that she can exert more power over him." Ignoring the often reasonable basis of anger in the face of an unreasonable world reinforces a binary where being emotional is seen as characteristic of some bodies and not others: emotion is irrational, private, and female, whereas reason is intellectual, public, and male.
Still, the Red Pill community is ultimately an internet minority, and foretelling grave consequences for those who read books about neo-Stoicism may be a patronizing response to an activity that is, for the most part, innocuous. As one friend, a reader of Holiday's work who WhatsApped me a picture of his stoic-inspired mood board when he heard I was writing this essay, told me: "It's about thinking about what it means to live a good life." Pressing him to elaborate further, he said: "For me, Stoicism is empowering—it makes me think, right, what are the things I can do to help."
A publishing trend is not going to change the world or cause society to descend into barbarism, but the Stoic reading of emotion has, throughout history, inflected significant aspects of our political culture. Their position on anger inspired a liberal tradition of philosophy that sees the political sphere as a place for civil debate rather than hot-headed feeling. You could even argue that the Stoics partly account for why liberals have had such difficulty parsing the political developments of the last five years, during which time anger has come to play an outsize role in our public sphere on both the left and right. Many such commentators spurned the rise of "tribalism" and "radicalism" when describing supporters of the UK's former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, the political fault lines that emerged around the European Union Referendum, or the two presidential campaigns of Bernie Sanders. These phrases signified an attachment to political causes that are excessive and emotive, an affliction among people who have become blind to reason.
Politics is as much about conflict as consensus, and depends, at least in part, upon people getting angry.
Such accusations stem from the belief that change would be best achieved by less politics, not more of it. At their root is the idea that political conflicts are largely the result of character flaws, that disagreements could be resolved if everyone just acted with a little more civility and listened reasonably to the facts. When confronted with political movements spurred by visceral anger, the Stoic insistence on cool-headed detachment appears not just toothless, but irrelevant. By suggesting that radicals may want the same things but have merely failed to see reason, neo-Stoics depoliticize emotions and obscure meaningful antagonisms. The effect is much the same when Ferris, in his conversation with Holiday, said that if he could program an ideal set of humans to be like "Westworld hosts," he would get rid of the idea of "unfair" altogether—covering over the political differences that might call into question Ferris' own position in a society that produces unfairness.
Coding reason as good and anger bad affirms the moral superiority of a worldview that claims politics as the purview of select committees, government inquiries, and elections. It blinds believers to political movements that take shape outside of these formal processes, and the reasons why they do so. Self-discipline, civility, and reason: these Stoic practices may allow us to live more easily in the world as it is. But politics is as much about conflict as consensus, and depends, at least in part, upon people getting angry.
Hettie O'Brien is an assistant opinion editor at the Guardian.
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For a music brand that is all about innovative sounds, British record label 4AD's 30th anniversary is one of the quietest celebrations the industry has known. But this has not stopped loyal fans of the indie bands 4AD has championed recognising that its survival is an unlikely cultural triumph.
"What I loved was their brilliant sense of art and they are still here because of the combination of judicious husbandry of the business and a very canny A&R operation," said Mike Smith, managing director of Columbia Records.
Next month sees the release of a new 4AD album, Halcyon Digest, by American band Deerhunter, yet the only sign of such a feat of endurance for a small company working in the most ruthless of creative industries will be the little "3X" that appears at the end of all 4AD album catalogue numbers this year. Minimalism has always been 4AD's style.
Founded as the last sparks of punk dwindled, the label was home to revered indie bands such as the Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance and the Pixies and it quickly became a beacon for adventurous musicians. 4AD was also hailed for its strong visual sense, with album covers regarded as design classics. "You could always spot a 4AD sleeve and there was a real quality not just to the music but to the artefact itself," recalled Smith.
The label began in 1980, the year after founders Ivo Watts-Russell and Peter Kent set out to produce the work of unknown bands with the financial help of Beggars Banquet Records. Watts-Russell, the creative force behind the label, wanted to find atmospheric new music that could be more than just a party soundtrack.
Watts-Russell and Kent worked behind the counter of the Beggars Banquet record store in London and picked up demo tapes from new bands. The boss of the store's own label, Martin Mills, lent them £2,000 to set up an imprint and their new label, initially called Axis Records, released four singles under that title in the first week of 1980, but had to switch to 4AD when it was discovered an American company already had the name. Playing around with new titles, Watts-Russell and Kent amalgamated the date, AD1980, with Orwell's book 1984 to come up with the cryptic 4AD.
Of the first four singles, Dark Entries, by Northampton band Bauhaus, won good reviews. It was the follow-up to their indie hit Bela Lugosi's Dead and later in 1980 4AD released the Bauhaus album In the Flat Field, which topped the indie charts.
By 1982, 4AD had discovered the haunting sound of the Scottish Cocteau Twins and then signed up Dead Can Dance. However, many fans regard Watts-Russell's chief achievement as his decision to set up a collaboration between the Cocteaus' Liz Fraser and other stars in the 4AD stable to create This Mortal Coil, a group still seen as indie gods.
But the label's biggest commercial hit came from a different direction, with the heavy beat of M/A/R/R/S's Pump Up The Volume, which reached number one. It was Boston band the Pixies, signed by Watts-Russell at his girlfriend's insistence, which became 4AD's biggest overall sellers.
The label's current roster features Broken Records, the Big Pink, the Nation and Scott Walker, as well as Deerhunter, the band behind next month's release. Deerhunter frontman Bradford Cox is issuing a flyer in the cut-and-paste style of his new-wave heroes from the 1970s.
Fans are being asked to photocopy it, and photos of the flyers stuck up in unusual places will be rewarded with a chance to hear the first single on the album and the gift of an exclusive track.


OKLAHOMA CITY — No Russell Westbrook was to be expected. No Paul George was the surprise. The Oklahoma City Thunder wingman missed tonight's game due to "personal reasons," according to Billy Donovan.
All eyes then focused on newly acquired point guard Dennis Schröder and how he would mesh with his teammates in his first preseason game with the Thunder. It's safe to say Schröder passed the test.
The former Atlanta Hawk scored 21 points on 5-of-16 shooting, including 2-of-3 from beyond the arc. He also dished out nine assists in 26 minutes of play. Impressively, six of those assists were to Steven Adams.
After Sunday's Blue/White scrimmage, Schröder mentioned that the chemistry between he and Adams has grown quickly. The two have worked out together with other teammates in pick-up games in Los Angeles over the summer as well as training camp. Tonight truly showcased how dangerous these two can be on the floor in Westbrook's absence.
What does that next level for a Schröder-Adams connection look like?
Adams continued his rebounding dominance from a year ago with 12 boards, nine of which were offensive. He added 17 points to finish second on the team for the night.
The Thunder started quickly and played fast. Donovan and Sam Presti have preached this level of play all preseason. Even without Westbrook and George, there were a lot of things to like about the first half.
The second half is where the improvements will need to be made.
A 52-49 halftime lead was surrendered to a 75-73 deficit after the third.
"I thought in the second half we got stagnant," Donovan added. "I do think this time of year we have to work on our stamina and continue to grow in conditioning to be able to sustain what we want to do for a full 48 minutes.
Sloppy play, going cold and players outside of Schröder, Adams and Raymond Felton — who finished with 12 points and five assists — not contributing much offensively caught up to Oklahoma City.
The Pistons were led by Andre Drummond with 31 points on 14-of-21 shooting. He added 16 rebounds in 33 minutes of play.
Oklahoma City had their chances to put the game away as they and Detroit traded lead changes in the third and fourth quarter. In the end, inconsistent play doomed the Thunder.
The Thunder will tip off at 7 p.m. in Minneapolis to take on the Timberwolves Friday night.


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Looking Back on Art Basel Miami
Rebecca Guinness
André Balazs playing paint ball. Photograph by PatrickMcMullan.com.Miami is made for the party-heavy scene that Art Basel provides, and while the number of events hadn't dwindled this year as much as some had feared, many gatherings felt more intimate than in previous years. "Last year felt so corporate that it really seemed over," Paul Sevigny said. "This year seemed more back to basics and about the art." He added, "But we won't really see how the art market has been affected until next year."
Talking to gallerists at the main fair, the mood was less than elated, but certainly not desperate. "We had a great week," said Bortolami-Dayan's Meredith Darrow, who had sold at least two of the 24-carat-gold-plated fences by Aaron Young that blocked the entrance to her booth. The sense that business was slow but not dead also came across at smaller fairs, such as the New Art Dealer Alliance show. "N.A.D.A. felt pretty much the same as previous years," Museum 52's Matthew Dipple said. "It always has a more positive energy that seems less built on sales than other fairs. If anything, the economic downturn gave a sort of common ground for small talk. There did seem to be a few less European collectors, but I think that had to do with the change in exchange rates, as well as the fact that the European fairs leading up to Miami are much stronger than they used to be."London gallerist Laura Bartlett commented, "The fair was slower than we had hoped, but around about what we had expected, which meant a calmer, more inquisitive approach coming from both collectors and curators that could be beneficial in the long term to art practice—maybe not to the art market right now, though!" Meanwhile, the number of peripheral people attending the fair dropped this year, too, along with many of the artists that usually make the trek down. Some assumed other roles—Nate Lowman and Shamim Momin, for instance, curated "The Station," a well-received show in an unfinished building in the design district. It incorporated a large installation called Hello Meth Lab with a View, by Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe.
Bruce Weber. Photograph by PatrickMcMullan.com.But there still were parties galore, especially over the weekend. It was only fitting that local resident Bruce Weber shot the Miami issue of L'Uomo Vogue, and was fêted by the magazine during Art Basel. "I started coming here during the 70s, and there was much more of a mix of people in those days," said Weber at Casa Tua on Friday evening. The entrance hall was packed with fashion and art types milling around a central basin of floating candles and roses. "I'm a bit of a voyeur," said designer Thom Browne, a first-time Art Basel Miami visitor. "So it's interesting for me to observe a different world." Jay Jopling, of the White Cube, and Naomi Campbell (in a vintage beaded dress) headed through to dine on tuna tartar and scallops as Mark Seliger arrived, making a brief appearance before heading off to a wedding in Palm Beach.
Tommy Hilfiger and Todd Eberle. Photograph by PatrickMcMullan.com.Meanwhile, around the corner at the Raleigh, Vanity Fair and Tommy Hilfiger were hosting a party for Free Arts N.Y.C. "I came down this year because my nephew is exhibiting," said Yigal Azrouël. "I wouldn't say that my family background is particularly artistic, but I do also have an uncle in France who is a painter." Also sipping champagne and listening to music from Paul Sevigny, who was D. J.-ing, were Glenn O'Brien, photographer Danielle Levitt, designer Victor Glemaud, and party co-host Todd Eberle, as well as Marc Jacobs, who had dashed over from Casa Tua.
That night YSL and Artforum hosted a cocktail party at the Bass Museum, where guests meandered through the museum and gathered outside in the courtyard. Artists Takahashi Murakami and Peter Coffin were present, as was Katie Lee Joel, who was continuing her round of parties in white Yigal Azrouël. On his way out, Peter Som reported, "I did actually buy a small piece at N.A.D.A. today."
Estelle, Patrick McMullan, Serena Williams, Kelly Rowland. Tory Burch is in the background. Photograph by PatrickMcMullan.comThere was a more music-heavy crowd at Tory Burch's party at the gargantuan and recently re-opened Fontainebleau hotel, where Lenny Kravitz, Russell Simmons, and Paris and Nicky Hilton came to see Estelle perform. "I accidentally sat on Beyoncé's hair," laughed Pin–Up magazine's Felix Burrichter. "But Jay-Z chased me away with 'Hey, big boy, you can't sit there!'
All hell broke loose again the following night at the Raleigh, where the Accompanied Literary Society and the Createthe Group were was hosting an exhibition of Andrew Cramer's paintings in the ballroom of the hotel. At the other end of the pool, teams were assembling for a paint-ball rally inspired by the artwork. "I think I saw André Balazs talking tactics this morning out here," said Brooke Geahan. As Paul Sevigny's team of artists—Ryan McGinley, Sean Dack, Aaron Young, Cory Kennedy, and myself—climbed into their boiler suits, tensions were running high. The first rounds began, and the competitors and observers crowded around the tent to be splattered through the netting. But teams gained in experience as the tournament continued, and finally the team led by Interview magazine's Chris Bollen emerged triumphant (some say unjustly). It was a fitting end to another successful year of Art Basel.


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Jackson County has been recognized for its dedication and support honoring America's combat wounded veterans who have been awarded the Purple Heart.
The Patriot Members of the Department of Missouri Military Order of the Purple Heart (MOPH) designated the county as the 41st Purple Heart County during a ceremony Monday at the National WWI Museum and Memorial.
Jackson County Executive Frank White, Jr., received a plaque during the ceremony from Ted Knox, Sr., Senior Vice Commander of the MOPH.
"It is an honor and privilege for Jackson County to have the designation of Purple Heart County. Our military heroes mean the world to us and many have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. We can never forget that, so we make it a priority to support, recognize and honor every chance we get our military veterans," White said. "Jackson County is committed to doing its part to provide access and services, housing and jobs for our military members and their families and now as a Purple Heart County our community and our country will know how much we care."
White also thanked all of the veterans and Purple Heart recipients. "You never gave up on us and we will never give up on you. Thank you for your service and thank you for this recognition we look forward to making things happen for our veterans in Jackson County."
Jackson County Legislator, Crystal Williams, 2nd District At-Large, presented a resolution proclaiming Jackson County as a Purple Heart County. The resolution was recently passed by the County Legislature.
According to the resolution, "The Purple Heart was the first American Service Award or decoration made available to the common soldier and specifically to members of the United States armed forces who have been wounded or who made the ultimate sacrifice in combat. Jackson County has a long history of men and women veterans who have paid the high price of freedom by leaving their families, friends and homes and placing themselves in harm's way to secure liberty for all of our citizens. Many men and women in uniform have made the ultimate sacrifice by giving their lives while serving in the armed forces."
The resolution also stated, "Jackson County seeks to remember and recognize all veterans especially those from Jackson County who are recipients of the Purple Heart by displaying the signs at each courthouse and throughout the county."
Williams said that signs designating Jackson County as a Purple Heart County would be placed around the courthouses, parks and other places of that nature in order to allow Purple Heart recipients to have easier access to some of these facilities.
Dr. Matthew Naylor, President and CEO of the National WWI Museum and Memorial, said that the Purple Heart is a tradition that comes from WWI so it was appropriate that the presentation was held at the memorial.
"It is fitting that our partner in this work, Jackson County be honored as a Purple Heart County. The home of the Nation's memorial so designating it as a Purple Heart County we are honored that would occur here at the nation's museum and memorial honoring those who served in WWI," Naylor said.
The Purple Heart Tuck Run Celebration was held in conjunction with the county designation.
Sponsored jointly by Wounded Warriors Family Support and MOPH, the Purple Heart Run features a mobility-equipped, 2018 Ford F-150 truck, adapted to suit combat-wounded veterans who are paralyzed or have lost legs or arms.
John Bircher III, National Director of Public Relations for Military Order of the Purple Heart, said the Purple Heart Truck Run has two purposes, "One is to show that mobility is freedom."
Often, after recovery and rehabilitation from surgery veterans find themselves at home sitting on the couch with nothing to do, Bircher said. "They don't have to be confined to their home anymore. It's a great thing mobility is freedom."
"The second purpose is to let the local chapter get some publicity. Often time's people don't realize we have a Purple Heart chapter in the community and they are doing wonderful things in the community. Also to reach out to local Purple Heart recipients and let them know that there is an organization for them," he said.
Driven by a combat wounded and disabled veterans, the Purple Heart Truck is making its way from Mt. Vernon, Virginia to Spokane, Washington. The Purple Heart Run will take about 40 days to complete the 8,000 mile trip, traveling approximately 250 miles per day. At the end of the run the keys to the truck will be presented to a disabled Purple Heart recipient, selected from a nationwide search for eligible nominees. Along the way, the Purple Heart Truck will often be accompanied by a motorcycle escort which can be joined by local veteran motorcycle clubs. The team will stop to give publicity for local MOPH Chapters and Purple Heart entities who will host an appropriate welcoming ceremony.
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Series premiere: Call Me Kat
I've mentioned previously that I like to try out new shows every fall, almost like a fantasy sports league for TV shows. I have my favorites that return, but I try just about everything and review it. An episode of this, an episode of that, sometimes I find magic. Most of the time I don't. But this past year has been a dumpster fire for TV shows, along with everything else. So I didn't really track new shows. I gave Connecting a try for about 5 minutes, which is about how long it lasted before being cancelled too.
Call Her Kat
But in passing the other day, I saw a reference to the fact that Mayim Bialik had a new show, which I had not seen mentioned or advertised previously. So I gave it a go tonight. For those of you who saw her on Big Bang Theory, you likely saw an episode or two where she was fantasizing out loud, acting like a princess or queen, with a tiara as a running joke. Well, think of that with about 30 minutes per fantasy.
Let me back up a second. The show starts with her explaining what the show's premise is. No, I'm serious. She looks at the camera, says she bought a café and gave it a cat theme, hence "Call Me Kat" as the name of the show, and she plays a 39-year-old single girl trying to make it through life. It is supposedly a comedy.
But is filmed with a narrator track that is literally Mayim turning to the camera to explain what she's thinking. Like Herman's Head without the head, it is relentless. She has a conversation with a would-be boyfriend, and it is 2 lines by her, 1 line by him, narration by her about what she's thinking, 1 line of response by her, laugh, more narration. The show is shot like a play, with all the actors coming out at the end of the episode and waving.
In a year that included Connecting, I am hard-pressed to say which is a stupider premise. There is ZERO rhythm to the show because it STOPS EVERY 10 SECONDS to explain what is going on. Except I'M ALREADY WATCHING, I know what's going on. I feel like I'm watching with closed captioning on. Or you know those people who have to explain jokes that everyone already gets? Yeah, 30 minutes of THAT. OMG.
If they got rid of the constant narration, or at least made it Doogie Howser-style diary or Sex In The City writing entries, you could live with it. Something to set the scene, something to end the Ep? I don't know. I thought she was okay as Blossom and I loved her on BBT. But she's almost unwatchable here. Like every five seconds, she's nudging in the ribs to say, "Get it? Get it?".
The rest of the cast is a bit one-dimensional, but I've only seen 3 EPs (and will only ever see 3 EPs!), maybe they'll grow in the future, but I doubt it. Her mother is played by Swoosie Kurtz (Pushing Daisies, Sisters), and while I have seen her in a few things where I didn't mind her over-the-top acting (Pushing Daisies, Sisters), my favorite scene from her of all time is an outtake from Liar, Liar with Jim Carrey (as part of a yelling match in court, she calls him an over-actor!). Here? Meh.
Leslie Jordan is fun to watch in limited duration, and he is playing virtually the same character he did in The Cool Kids (the Vicki Lawrence show) — a bit of a smarter version of Woody or Coach from Cheers, but with similar lines. Leslie works in the café with Randi, played by Kyla Pratt. She's young, innocent but brash, black with some attitude and can be the young female to guide Kat in the world of dating. In the right show (and she's been in a LOT of shows over the years), she might actually even shine.
The other major cast member is Cheyenne Jackson as the would-be boyfriend who is an old friend that Kat used to have a crush on, they're hanging out, but he's hung up on a French girl who makes fantasy appearances to talk to Kat in her monologues. But I have no idea if he's any good because literally he says one line and then immediately the narration jumps on his downbeat to intrude. He seems down-to-earth, a good guy, etc., and I suspect she's destined to long for him for the life of the show.
And that show life would likely be 8-10 episodes in a normal year, and that would be generous. I have NO idea the longevity in a COVID season. It's on Fox though, and TV Grim Reaper is predicting likely renewal. Sorry, Mayim, I'm out. I hope I'm wrong and the show goes on for years, but I won't be watching. My prediction is officially cancellation.
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Hoax: Bernie Sanders IS NOT Suspending Campaign Yet
by: Perry Sanders III
There have been multiple reports from various news outlets that Bernie Sanders is about to suspend his presidential campaign after unfavorable results in Tuesday's primaries.
The UNTRUE claim that Sanders is about to suspend his campaign was published by unitedmediapublishing.com, a known satire and hoax website. The FAKE article cites an unnamed "campaign insider" as saying:
"As much as he would like to see this campaign through to the end, Mr. Sanders knows the Clinton machine is ultimately too strong," said the source, "and [he] does not want to divide the party to where it cannot come together when it counts. New York was tough, but after tonight, the writings on the wall and he knows it."
Despite having lost 4 of 5 states on Tuesday night, Sanders insists that cuts to his staff are not a preface to suspending his campaign. When interviewed and asked about the sudden downsize in campaign employees, Sanders responded:
It will be hundreds of staff members. We have had a very large staff, which was designed to deal with 50 states in this country; 40 of the states are now behind us. So we have had a great staff, great people.
For the time being, Sanders is here to stay as he focuses on getting delegates and winning the remaining states. Although it would not be surprising to see Sanders suspend his campaign in the future amid the Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump machines, that time has not yet come.
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Perry Sanders III is a Philosophy graduate of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, and is an editor and social media manager at Lead Stories.
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For its participation in Art Basel 2021, Simon Lee Gallery is pleased to present a mixed booth of new and existing works by artists from the gallery programme.
For its participation in Art Basel 2021, Simon Lee Gallery is pleased to present a mixed booth of new and existing works by artists from the gallery programme, including Mel Bochner, Sonia Boyce, Angela Bulloch, Sarah Crowner, Dexter Dalwood, Bernard Frize, Hans Hartung, Yun Hyong-keun, Vasily Klyukin, France-Lise McGurn, Georg Karl Pfahler, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Jim Shaw, Mika Tajima, Clare Woods, and Toby Ziegler, alongside modern and contemporary masterworks by Alberto Burri, George Condo, Donald Judd, David Hammons and Christopher Wool. This year, the gallery moves to a new site on the ground floor of the fair, in observance of its expanding programme.
Highlights include the gallery debuts of both Sonia Boyce and Georg Karl Pfahler. Pfahler first rose to prominence in the early 1960s as one of the first hard-edge painters in Europe. With his abstract geometric paintings, the artist investigates the spatial relationship between form and colour in two-dimensional pictorial space. In the four-part black-and-white photographic work Tongues (1997), Boyce closely crops the mouths of four subjects, focusing the camera on the underside of their tongues. Boyce's multimedia practice addresses issues of race and gender in Britain today, favouring a participatory approach that questions artistic authorship and cultural difference. She will represent Britain with a major new exhibition at the La Biennale di Venezia 2022.
In Mel Bochner's If the Color Changes (#3) (1997), the artist reimagines language as a form of pictorial expression. Phrases in English and German jostle across a vibrant, striped background, creating a dizzying, disorienting experience both visually and linguistically for the viewer. Angela Bulloch's Heavy Metal Stack of Six: Bustle Hedgerow (2020) similarly uses colour, in tandem with shape and size, to create a distinct rhythm across its vertically assembled rhomboid shapes. Its stylised geometry alludes to twentieth-century modernist movements and finds a compelling parallel in Donald Judd's cobalt blue stack, executed forty years earlier in 1980.
Painting is well represented across the booth. New works by France-Lise McGurn and Clare Woods sit alongside George Condo's The Comedian(2012), a prototypical example of the artist's personal brand of 'psychological cubism'. Elsewhere, works by Alberto Burri and David Hammonsdeconstruct painting's traditional canvas-to-stretcher format. Rounding out the presentation is a historic painting by Yun Hyong-keun from 1972, which offers a uniquely clear example of the artist's use of ultramarine in his oeuvre.
Booth C2
Art Basel, 2021
Messe Basel, Switzerland
If The Color Changes (#3), 1997
91.4 x 121.9 cm (36 x 48 in.)
Sonia Boyce
Tongues, 1997
Black and white photograph mounted on Dibond
4 parts, each: 100 x 100 cm (39 3/8 x 39 3/8 in.) Overall dimensions, unframed: 200 x 200 cm (78 3/4 x 78 3/4 in.)
Edition 1 of 6 + 1 AP
Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates
Heavy Metal Stack of Six: Bustle Hedgerow, 2020
Zinc-coated steel, paint
300 x 80 x 50 cm (118 1/8 x 31 1/2 x 19 3/4 in.)
Eberle & Eisfeld
Rosso Plastica, 1962
Plastic, acrylic and vinyl combustion on celotex
81.28 x 60.33 cm (32 x 23 3/4 in.)
Werner Büttner
Selbst die Schopfung preisend [Self Praising The Creation], 1986
Framed: 245 x 193 cm (96 1/2 x 76 in.) Unframed: 240 x 190 cm (94 1/2 x 74 3/4 in.)
Harro Wolter
The Comedian, 2012
152.4 x 137.8 cm (60 x 54 1/4 in.)
An Inadequate Painted History of Mexico X, 2020
Tola, 2021
Acrylic and resin on canvas
Wooden mask, acrylic, wicker, straw, metal and wood base
Overall: 59 x 20 x 26.7 cm (23 1/4 x 7 7/8 x 10 1/2 in.)
T1982-H19, 1982
Rachel Howard
Laughing Tree, 2021
Oil, acrylic and archival marker pen on canvas
244 x 213.5 cm (96 1/8 x 84 1/8 in.)
Burnt Umber & Ultramarine, 1972
Oil on cotton
130.5 x 80.5 cms (51 3/8 x 31 3/4 in.)
Galvanised iron and acrylic sheets
10 units, each: 15.2 x 68.7 x 61 cm (6 x 27 1/8 x 24 1/8 in.)
Vasily Klyukin
U.R., 2019-2021
Ø 120 cm (47 1/4 in.) Depth 20 cm
Affection for Airhead, 2020
Oil, acrylic, marker and spray paint on canvas
Ben Westoby
Georg Karl Pfahler
Tauto II, 1972
200 x 190 x 3 cm (78 3/4 x 74 3/4 x 1 1/8 in.)
Colori serigrafici, 2014
Silkscreen on super mirror polished stainless steel
Deposition, 2021
Acrylic on muslin
180.3 x 121.9 x 7 cm (71 x 48 x 2 3/4 in.)
Photo: LeeAnn Nickel
Year Fog, 2021
Oil on aluminium
Christopher Wool
Untitled (S20), 1987
Alkyd & Flashe on Aluminium
121.9 x 91.4 cm (48 x 36 in.)
Expansion Vessel, 2021
Oil, inkjet and gesso on canvas
140 x 193 x 4 cm (55 1/8 x 76 x 1 5/8 in.)
Photo: Peter Mallet


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Domestic Box Office For Jan 19, 2004
1 1 Along Came Polly $4,729,640 -36.9% - 2,984 $1,585 $32,450,825 4 Universal Pictures false false
2 4 Cheaper by the Dozen $2,871,957 +4.6% +494.9% 3,025 $949 $115,075,464 26 Twentieth Century Fox false false
3 2 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King $2,228,291 -31% +102.9% 3,003 $742 $329,040,393 34 New Line Cinema false false
4 3 Big Fish $2,030,024 -32.5% +86.7% 2,514 $807 $39,888,222 41 Sony Pictures Releasing false false
5 5 Torque $1,471,646 -44.4% - 2,463 $597 $11,442,203 4 Warner Bros. false false
6 11 Teacher's Pet $1,140,993 +33.8% - 2,027 $562 $3,602,245 4 Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures false false
7 6 Cold Mountain $1,133,545 -37.3% +83.4% 2,802 $404 $65,965,857 26 Miramax false false
8 12 Peter Pan $939,930 +16.3% +350.9% 1,649 $570 $43,968,270 26 Universal Pictures false false
9 7 Something's Gotta Give $937,898 -36.8% +70.1% 2,502 $374 $101,683,127 39 Sony Pictures Releasing false false
10 8 My Baby's Daddy $763,488 -27.8% +128.6% 1,448 $527 $13,174,496 11 Miramax false false
11 9 Calendar Girls $685,844 -26.2% +87.6% 967 $709 $18,002,429 32 Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures false false
12 13 Chasing Liberty $649,158 -17.8% +121.2% 2,400 $270 $10,677,289 11 Warner Bros. false false
13 10 The Last Samurai $585,146 -35.7% +41.3% 1,403 $417 $102,583,643 46 Warner Bros. false false
14 14 Paycheck $460,080 -32.6% +23% 1,984 $231 $50,894,692 26 Paramount Pictures false false
15 15 Mona Lisa Smile $415,261 -31% +26.3% 1,836 $226 $60,913,606 32 Revolution Studios false false
16 16 Monster $303,778 -31.3% +216.2% 221 $1,374 $3,561,693 27 Newmarket Films false false
17 19 The Cooler $211,732 -25.2% +504.9% 396 $534 $3,751,701 55 Lionsgate false false
18 17 21 Grams $207,573 -31.5% +58.5% 411 $505 $10,934,562 60 Focus Features false false
19 18 House of Sand and Fog $196,163 -31.2% +48.5% 598 $328 $9,261,494 32 DreamWorks Distribution false false
20 - The Haunted Mansion $189,356 - +400.2% 446 $424 $72,529,828 55 Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures false false
21 20 In America $165,304 -30% +113.1% 286 $577 $8,001,848 55 Fox Searchlight Pictures false false
22 21 Lost in Translation $164,728 -24.1% +116.7% 366 $450 $33,748,519 130 Focus Features false false
23 - The Young Black Stallion $152,942 - - 51 $2,998 $3,463,344 26 Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures false false
24 23 Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World $97,168 -22.4% +79.6% 306 $317 $84,823,203 67 Twentieth Century Fox false false
25 22 Girl with a Pearl Earring $93,136 -34.4% +200.4% 51 $1,826 $1,947,052 39 Lionsgate false false
26 27 The Cat in the Hat $80,160 +2.1% +386.7% 334 $240 $100,253,365 60 Universal Pictures false false
27 - Brother Bear $79,847 - - 327 $244 $84,063,654 88 Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures false false
28 24 Mystic River $74,440 -21.1% +142.1% 133 $559 $55,315,693 104 Warner Bros. false false
29 25 Stuck on You $54,785 -33.8% -22.7% 579 $94 $33,156,824 39 Twentieth Century Fox false false
30 26 Love, Actually $49,985 -37.3% +25.6% 238 $210 $58,613,490 74 Universal Pictures false false
31 28 Bad Santa $40,406 -38.8% -54.6% 389 $103 $59,230,390 55 Dimension Films false false
32 29 The Matrix Revolutions $38,885 -35.9% +331.7% 319 $121 $138,737,892 76 Warner Bros. false false
33 32 School of Rock $37,845 -15.4% +135.2% 182 $207 $80,791,630 109 Paramount Pictures false false
34 31 Love Don't Cost a Thing $37,569 -35.4% +23.6% 265 $141 $21,404,278 39 Warner Bros. false false
35 30 Honey $33,320 -42.9% +43.6% 238 $140 $29,709,220 46 Universal Pictures false false
36 34 Radio $31,476 +3.2% - 148 $212 $52,173,361 88 Revolution Studios false false
37 36 Looney Tunes: Back in Action $24,293 +23.7% +492.1% 162 $149 $20,904,494 67 Warner Bros. false false
38 33 Timeline $20,952 -34.4% +1,236.2% 165 $126 $19,277,033 55 Paramount Pictures false false
39 35 Gothika $17,458 -41.6% +9.3% 137 $127 $58,771,320 60 Warner Bros. false false
40 37 The Missing $10,152 -41% - 96 $105 $26,327,890 55 Revolution Studios false false
41 38 Runaway Jury $9,970 -34.3% +17.2% 106 $94 $49,238,110 95 Twentieth Century Fox false false
42 39 The Singing Detective $203 -21.9% -50.6% 3 $67 $334,392 88 Paramount Classics false false


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852 Highway 61, Ridgeville, 29472
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0 Gailliard Drive, Ridgeville, 29472
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Excellent location for large acreage just around the corner from Volvo and the new Mega Walmart Distribution Ctr..Prime location for large new home community, manufacturing, or strategic distribution/Warehouse.
116 America Street, Charleston, 29403
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INVESTORS****This a centrally located UNIQUE BLOCK TO BLOCK LIST OF PROPERTIES DOWNTOWN CHARLESTON** mins from I-26, 526 and King Street, Aquarium with a view of the Cigar Factory and Ravenel Bridge this is a wonderful completely renovated tri-plex in a convenient downtown location. It consists of 3 separate apartments, with a total of 6 bedrooms with new hardwoods floors throughout each unit.
69 Church, Charleston, Charleston, United States 29401
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69 Church Street is one of the largest pre-Revolutionary houses in the city, with a grand estate lot stretching back to Ford's Court.
00 Latroy, Mount Pleasant, Charleston, United States 29464
A stunning site for future development! Marshfront, majestic oaks, and a parklike setting! This property is comprised of a total 20 +/- acres in central Mount Pleasant off Long Point Rd, located close to shopping, schools, and restaurants. Zoned S-3 (Charleston County) with sewer at site! Also included in the sale are plats, TMS# 556-00-00-430 (1770 Latroy Ave) 1.
1722 Latroy, Mount Pleasant, Charleston, United States 29464
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Nestled in Nature surrounded by majestic oaks, 1722 Latroy Ave., TMS# 556-00-00-495 is just a small piece to a magnificent puzzle. Also included in the sale is, TMS# 556-00-00-430 (1770 Latroy Ave) with a 3800 sf house built in 1999 (See Photos);.In addition, this property is comprised of a total 20 +/- acres in central Mount Pleasant off Long Point Rd, TMS # 556-00-00-011.
3908 Palm, Isle of Palms, Charleston, United States 29451
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If you are here, you have arrived .... This ethereal luxury oasis sits on high ground overlooking the sandy shores of the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy the peaceful sound of waves & the quiet solitude of a truly exclusive retreat.
171 Flyway, Kiawah Island, Charleston, United States 29455
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Fabulous, six bedroom home with infinity pool, privately situated on a back oceanfront lot, surrounded by lush, natural landscape with private board walk to Kiawah Island's ten miles of pristine beach. Kiawah Island Club membership opportunity-Golf. Impressive two story entry foyer - custom wide baseboard, crown molding, wainscoting & millwork with hardwood & stone flooring throughout.
2068 Hoopstick Island, Johns Island, Charleston, United States 29455
Welcome to Hoopstick, a pristine 145-acre (55 high) private island retreat connected by a built causeway, just 20 minutes from downtown Charleston, Kiawah, and Charleston's Executive Airport. With direct access to the Atlantic Ocean, the property encompasses approximately 1.3 miles of water frontage and is ideal for an individual or family seeking an incomparable private estate in the Lowcountry.
3213 Middle, Sullivans Island, Charleston, United States 29482
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Ultra high-end collaboration between Phillip Smith Contractors and Steve Herlong Architects with fantastic views of Breach Inlet and the Atlantic Ocean! The property is ideally situated to capture the stunning views, and this incredible structure will be built to the highest level of craftsmanship and design, and it will include a breathtaking, infinity-edge swimming pool overlooking the beach an
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The Howard University Pre-Pharmacy Association (HUPPA) would like to know if the Alumni Association could assist them with opportunities to shadow local pharmacists so they can gain some insight and get some hands-on-experience regarding the profession.
As the on-campus advisor, I work closely in facilitating workshops and seminars that highlight the various aspects of pharmacy; however, they are always intrigued about the behind-the-scenes efforts and different roles pharmacy graduates can pursue.
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