Great collections / great museums have long suffered from critics. One example is the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles. It has Armand Hammer's excellent collection of European art, but since his family no longer controls the board, all of it is in storage and they use his endowed space to show horrendous local artists.
In my opinion, Lucas should do what the Getty did after being driven from Pacific Palisades. Find some worthless land near a big city and spend his billion developing it and ways to visit it. Urban sprawl, Star Wars fans and and Uber will bring visitors.
For my money, the smartest person in film was Hannibal Lechter in "Silence of the Lambs."
While I could follow most of his thinking, I was also taken by his very human desires. He did not need to prove anything, just get free and let others win on his way there.
In downtown Minneapolis, legend has it that all lights are timed to 22.5 mph. I tried it a couple of times, but other drivers got in the way. In Santa Ana, California, there is a control center (actually visited it once) that can greenlight any path they want. It is supposed to be used for emergency vehicles, but could just as easily be manipulated to generate this sort of video.
During aforementioned transition period, Micheal talked publicly about his distain for having to promote his work. Cue the coolest scolding in music history.
The Santa sure picked a horrid place to wage battle. I had hoped that they would have engaged, fallen back and then locked the penguins in the bowl. On the other hand, why were penguins dropping from cliffs Kamikaze-style when the battle was clearly going their way?
Selling distilled corn syrup that has been diluted to 40 proof, flavored with grass clippings and then trying to call it vodka is a travesty, wrapped in a fraud, and bundled with shame.
Even though I live in a *very* urban area, my house is adjacent to the most dangerous park in California (for puma attacks). I have seen them three times while biking and fresh tracks as often while hiking. Research into actual attacks has told me that once a mountain lion pounces, nothing much a human can do will stop it but you might as well try to fight.
Prior to an attack, according to my experience and those of my neighbors, leaving the area as quickly as possible has always worked. No one has ever tried to stand their ground and scare off the cougar.
I smell a rat. What smartphone thief does not know enough to turn off the phone and then reset it? Who does not have access the web portal that remotely wipes their phone?
And a follow up that I had not seen until searching for the original.
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/122855/6-MINUTE-LOUVRE-IS-A-RECORD-NEVER-TO-FALL.html
In my opinion, Lucas should do what the Getty did after being driven from Pacific Palisades. Find some worthless land near a big city and spend his billion developing it and ways to visit it. Urban sprawl, Star Wars fans and and Uber will bring visitors.
"I dislike these songs, so the company will declare them to be un-American."
While I could follow most of his thinking, I was also taken by his very human desires. He did not need to prove anything, just get free and let others win on his way there.
www.lettersofnote.com/2010/05/come-on-george-loosen-up-swing-man.html
Prior to an attack, according to my experience and those of my neighbors, leaving the area as quickly as possible has always worked. No one has ever tried to stand their ground and scare off the cougar.