They've chosen, instead, to normalize and even lionize cruel and predatory behavior.
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The point is not to lionize the imperfect, unequal electoral systems of yesteryear.
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What does exist has been construed to lionize the soldiers and demonize the protestors.
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The impulse to lionize Comey comes from the fact that he stood up to Trump.
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Risk does anything but lionize Assange, but it doesn't try to take him down either.
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Consider for a moment, with no attempt to demonize or lionize him, what Biden said.
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Risk does anything but lionize Assange, but it doesn't try to take Assange down, either.
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To the credit of Criterion's editorial staff, the package does not lionize every film in the collection.
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But then again, Gibson only seems interested in Doss for the positive attributes he can lionize in him.
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In Bath County to the east, historical markers lionize the life of the Confederate general John Bell Hood.
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Acknowledge your own mistakesThe best leaders, Carnegie said, do not lionize themselves, appearing as if they were flawless.
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Some artists, including Mozart, become geniuses only after they die and we construct a movement to lionize them.
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Regardless of whether you lionize or demonize Thatcher, that gives you an idea of the scale of the transformation.
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Yet this city, which loves to lionize locals who make it big, has been uncharacteristically quiet about Mr. Cruz.
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You'll hear some people lionize Manning relentlessly, and you'll see others bury him before he's played his final game.
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It's easy to mourn the loss of this industry's old form, and to lionize Hersh as its most ferocious remnant.
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But other Democratic leaders were less demure, rushing to the microphone to hype Becerra and lionize his political bona fides.
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"The effect has been is to lionize Comey and put the president in the difficult position of being defensive," Madden said.
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It doesn't preach; it doesn't demonize or lionize; it doesn't nobly set out to illustrate a set of beliefs or ideals.
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It is common in the wake of terrorist attacks and mass shootings for Facebook pages to pop up that lionize those responsible.
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We tend to lionize artistic and cultural institutions, but the history of museums especially has been twinned with the display of wealth.
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Admirably, the film doesn't pull any punches or attempt to lionize the photographer without also carefully weighing his more debatable artistic choices.
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Three billion people will lionize them if they succeed; lament (or mourn) them if they fail; mock them if they screw up.
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But they can do better than to lionize this lady and feed and perpetuate this side show, it&aposs not good for America.
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But he doesn't idealize, lionize, or create a mythical aura around buildings; rather, he captures architectural details — windows, staircases, facades, columns, support beams, hallways.
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She does anything but lionize Assange, who has been living in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since 2012, having sought and received asylum there.
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Risk does anything but lionize Assange, who has been living in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since 2012, having sought and received asylum there.
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At the very least, it should give anyone pause about working so hard to lionize his character as well as his on-court skill.
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That put him at odds with Ms. Mark-Viverito, who continued to lionize Mr. Lopez Rivera, whom she calls a freedom fighter and a political prisoner.
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There is simply too much incredibly diverse culture happening around us right now in the Brooklyn nightlife scene to vilify a new thing and lionize the old.
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At worst they epitomize everything that's backwards about how we lionize male rock stars, airbrushing the edges of their ugliness and in the process corroding the truth.
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Castro's moves to increase access to health care and education and equality were often cited by his proponents—and he had many—as reasons to lionize his achievements.
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But Dr. Chatterjee said that Mother Teresa's place in the Western canon was enough for some Indians to lionize her as part of an ingrained colonialist mind-set.
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Critics quickly accused Trump of trying to lionize his role in the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict — at the expense of building the bridges needed to resolve the dispute.
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The policy came directly from the wishlist of the fraternities, says Weidinger, many of whom lionize those behind the abortive bombing campaign for South Tyrol's secession in the 1960s.
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Historical rankings of presidents routinely lionize leaders who presided over emergencies, a dynamic that, as Lincoln predicted in 1838, generates a constant demand for and corresponding supply of emergencies.
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People lionize inventors who listen to their intuition and ignore naysayers, who hold themselves and everyone else to a standard of perfection, regardless of what it costs those around them.
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This is the same party that has spent countless Senate floor speeches over the years to lionize Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.), ignoring his responsibility in the death of Mary Jo Kopechne.
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He laughed at himself as a Muppet, in Donny Miller's "Ernie Bernie" (183), and took in other artworks that illustrate his campaign themes and lionize his face as a political icon.
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He began working as a journalist for a Budapest newspaper but was fired in 1951, two years after the Communists seized power in Hungary, because he refused to lionize the new regime.
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Also, it was interesting to me how people still lionize the mafia and yet crews like SMM hold little romanticism to the outside world—they are just seen as a menace to society.
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Even as aspiring entrepreneurs and inventors lionize Edison for his myriad inventions and business acumen, they conveniently fail to recognize Tesla, despite having far greater contributions to how we generate, move and harness power.
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With many in the Resistance eager to lionize anyone who takes even a minor stand against Donald Trump, Mark Felt is an inadvertent argument in favor of more rigorous and demanding interpretations of history.
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The Social Network helped lionize the story of Mark Zuckerberg as a methodical genius, and Zero Dark Thirty helped propagate the lie that torture was helpful in finding out where Bin Laden was holed up.
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Now they lionize billionaires like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, deregulate wherever possible, steer clear of unions except at election time and at least until recently, fight over how much to cut most people's taxes.
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They were French, but not the kind that fashion magazines and style guides lionize; with their track suits and fanny packs, they looked more like my American countrymen than extras in a Claude Chabrol film.
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Jean Shin, who's based in Brooklyn, alters sports trophies so that they lionize ordinary people: The small figure on top now moves a broom or a stroller instead of a hockey stick or a soccer ball.
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Hired by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to find amusing ways to lionize Modi or lampoon opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, Bhalerao is a social media warrior in an election campaign being fought online as never before.
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It's a classic misogynist move, to lionize one woman by contrasting her with a wicked other -- especially when it comes to the "good woman's" superior care for her children and her more feminine deferrals to her husband.
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While there's been a tendency to lionize Bolton amid all the focus on Trump's pressure campaign to force Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, the man himself has repeatedly conducted himself in less than praiseworthy ways.
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The overwhelming majority of the people who continue to lionize Route 66, flocking to roadside attractions like the Wigwam Motel like moths to a flame, are white—according to a 2001 study by Rutgers University, a staggering 97 percent.
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For starters, Khamenei will want — indeed, already is starting — to milk the potential domestic benefits of a nationalist reaction to the assassination of a figure the regime had done much to lionize for his defense of Iran against ISIS.
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The coded reference to a massacre thousands of miles away is an example of the communication system used by modern white supremacists, who employ a shared language of memes and trolling, and who often lionize acts of hatred by domestic terrorists.
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I wasn't shown the computer suites, which defectors had portrayed as a kind of troll farm: junior members using multiple accounts on Facebook and Twitter, typing messages that criticize the Iranian government, lionize the M.E.K. leadership and promote its paid lobbyists.
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Burble reminds Jughead how his desire to lionize his grandfather — a man who abused his dad F.P. (Skeet Ulrich) and later abandoned his family — may be hurting F.P. This fact finally dawns on Jughead, who looks ashamed for his behavior.
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President Bill Clinton needed more persuading than is commonly realized, owing in part to the fact that the feminist leaders who came later to lionize Justice Ginsburg mistrusted her voting record on the appeals court, where she often sided with the conservatives.
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The profession "has tended to lionize only those architects who break new formal ground or dramatically cut stylistic ties from their predecessors," the former Los Angeles Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne wrote in an appreciation of Morgan in Architect magazine in 2014.
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As journalist Brittany Shepherd noted on Twitter, there are now those on Etsy who lionize the Southern District of New York, where the investigations into the hush money that Trump allegedly paid women with whom he'd had affairs will be taking place.
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By calling for these statues to stay, Trump's endorsing reminders of the Confederacy (and what it stood for) to be reminders that lionize this past rather than memorialize its tragedy, and he further galvanizes the racist sentiment spurring sp many of these memorials to life.
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The song is second-rate at best, the premise is only really funny for 45 seconds or so, and I'm not totally sure that the middle school kids who lionize Pump were even sentient when Sheen went off the rails a few years back.
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Many of the details surrounding Mr. Finicum's death remained unclear on Wednesday, including how the confrontation had played out and which agency had fired the shot, but supporters of the occupation at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge were already going online to lionize Mr. Finicum as a martyr.
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"Nixey makes the fundamental point that while we lionize Christian culture for preserving works of learning, sponsoring exquisite art and adhering to an ethos of 'love thy neighbor,' the early church was in fact a master of anti-intellectualism, iconoclasm and mortal prejudice," Bettany Hughes writes in her review.
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I don't want to lionize the FCC — it shouldn't have been held in the FCC, because now, but for a change in administration... We can't depend on a government agency that regulates seven words on television and radio, and that is still trying to grapple with the Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction.
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As with his earlier films, a la "JFK," Stone goes a bit overboard at times in seeking to lionize Snowden as a patriot -- someone whose desire to serve in the military and conservatism ultimately gave way to a more cynical attitude about his government, faced with tangible evidence of its transgressions.
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Atomwaffen is not the only organized group promoting accelerationism; other groups whose ideas fit the doctrine are the Bowl Gang, a small group of online propagandists who lionize Roof; and The Base, a trans-Atlantic neo-Nazi umbrella group that explicitly aims to turn online chatter into real-world violence.
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The Plumbs are Jack, a struggling antiques dealer; Bea, a former "Glitterary Girl" who has long failed to deliver the manuscript of her novel; Melody, a mother who can barely afford her mortgage payments; and the brother they begrudgingly lionize, the aptly-named Leo, the founder of a Gawker-like media empire.
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Stream it now on HBO Go. —Genevieve Koski Laura Poitras (who directed the Oscar-winning Edward Snowden documentary Citizenfour) spent six years making a film that does anything but lionize its complicated subject, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange (who has been living in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since 2012, having sought and received asylum there).
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But the notion that fiction exists in some lofty netherworld of capital-A Art, utterly separate from morality and autobiography and politics — while the essay is slavish to all of them, guilelessly moral and shamelessly confessional — seems antiquated at best and paranoid at worst, an attempt to lionize certain women writers while painting others as hacks or amateurs.
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While it is not always popular with voters or donors --and we tend to lionize the uncompromising stance as heroic-- the truth is that real courage in a democracy means not only fighting hard for your beliefs, but also knowing when the time has come to resolve an issue because the result is far superior to inaction.
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In drawing a false equivalence between leaders like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, and Confederate generals like Stonewall Jackson and Robert E. Lee, the President demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of the moral problem of the Confederacy: building monuments that lionize Confederate war heroes like Jackson and Lee celebrate the lives of men who sought to break the nation apart in the name of slavery.
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But his particular style of nationalism, his extreme devotion to a "certain idea of France," made him constantly inclined to seek a more inclusive nationalism — one that would lionize the military heroes of the ancien régime and the generals of the revolutionary period equally, let Joan of Arc live beside Marianne, and enable Paris's jostling, rivalrous monuments, Catholic and Bourbon and Republican and Bonapartist, to share the city rather than dividing it.
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The album was largely produced by Luny Tunes. In August 2009, Lionize announced the break-up of the duo with Luny Tunes. Luny will keep the name 'Erre XI', but both Lionize and Raphy will be replaced by two other members. It is currently unknown if Lionize and El Raffe will continue to be a duo, or if both artists will pursue their solo-careers.
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Jean-Paul collaborates with Mark Morton of Lamb of God, Yanni Papadopoulos of Stinking Lizaveta and Chris Brooks of Lionize.
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Weathermaker Music signed the Maryland- based group Lionize in 2013 as well. Entitled “Jetpack Soundtrack”, this Lionize record was released on February 18, 2014 in North America, April 11th, 2014 in Europe, and February 14, 2014 in the UK. The Lionize signing marks the label’s first signing of an independent artist to Weathermaker Music. In the summer of 2014 Weathermaker Music completed the Earth Rocker release cycle with a very special Double Vinyl 12” Picture Disc for collectors and released “Earth Rocker Deluxe”, a 2xCD / DVD set. CD1 of the deluxe version features the original studio recordings with two previously unreleased songs, CD2 is a live version of all ER songs recorded at various stops on the Earth Rocker World Tour during the summer of 2013 and the DVD is a recording of Clutch’s Denver, CO show from (11/14/13).
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At the time, Snyder's more public feuds were with the Sabres, who represented Buffalo's old money circuit compared to the more nouveau riche status of Snyder; he later attributed these feuds to his own inexperience with sports ownership and now speaks in more conciliatory tones regarding his hockey competition.Kulyk, Andrew (April 24, 2016). The Buffalo Braves Saga: Do Not Lionize Paul Snyder. Artvoice. Retrieved April 24, 2016.
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It was smuggled to Lithuania, together with other Lithuanian publications and books printed in East Prussia. The paper (forty issues in total), building on the work of the earlier writers, sought to demonstrate continuities with the medieval Grand Duchy and lionize the Lithuanian people.Snyder (2003), p. 34-35 Jonas Basanavičius, a preeminent figure in the Lithuanian National Revival movement Russian restrictions at Marijampolė secondary school were eased in 1872 and Kudirka learned Polish there.
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As for the reasoning of the separation, a statement has yet to be given. Recently Lionize has started his solo career as Gerry Capo and Raphy has been using his name Raphy Flores, and it was announced that Dyland & Lenny were the replacements of Erre XI but they did not want to take the name away from the original artists. On June 29, 2016, they announced their comeback after 7 years separated.
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Shortly after, former The Oval Portrait guitarist E. Van Vogel replaced Joyce as bassist. The record was mixed and mastered by DeZuzio in 2011. An early preview attracted the attention of the label The Black Numbers, and was released March 6, 2012 on vinyl and digital download. The band supported the record on select dates with Maylene and The Sons Of Disaster and Lionize, as well as joining Planes Mistaken For Stars for dates on their reunion tour.
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Mills and Steel Pulse's David Hinds collaborated to produce Franklin’s Tower for the album Fire On The Mountain: Reggae Celebrates The Grateful Dead. Sidney also scored the soundtrack for the film Fly by Night. He has collaborated on albums released by Frankie Paul, Ziggy Marley, Mikey Dread Shinehead, Shabba Ranks, The Neville Brothers, Gwen Guthrie, Lionize, Toots Hibbert & Sly & Robbie. Mills also collaborated with spoken word artist and producer Malik Al Nasir on Malik & the O.G's album "Rhythms of the Diaspora Vol 1" .
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Lionize is an American rock band based in Montgomery County, Maryland. The sound of the band is rooted in hard rock and heavy metal, but they frequently experiment with varying sounds, such as reggae, dub music, go-go, and funk. The band line-up consists of Chris Brooks (Hammond organ, Rhodes piano, piano, synthesizer, clav, lead and background vocals), Nathan Bergman (vocals, rhythm and lead guitar), and Henry Upton (bass and backing vocals). Tim Sult of the fellow Maryland-based band Clutch appears on several albums as an additional guitar player.
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The band met while in middle school and high school and officially became Lionize in the summer of 2004. They started gigging heavily around the Maryland, DC and Virginia areas at bars, local venues and house parties. On October 26, 2005, the band opened for Steel Pulse at The Recher Theatre in Towson, Maryland. That evening started a long-time friendship between both bands which eventually led to members of Steel Pulse bringing the band to Jamaica to record the album Space Pope and the Glass Machine at Harry J. Studios in 2008.
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In 2015 the band saw its presence grow to new countries going to perform several shows in Greece supporting Planet of Zeus and a now much praised set at the famous Los Almiros Festival near Volos. This year also including a slot at London's Desert Fest. In 2016 the band continued to tour across the United States and Europe with a wildly positive reception supporting Clutch throughout the United Kingdom Europe. Lionize continued to make frequent returns to Europe with notable slots at Bloodstock Open Air and Ramblin' Man Fair - the only band to play both festivals that year.
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It was at this point that LAHF (Larry and His Flask) grew to 11 members for a short time with the addition of an accordion, fiddle, and cello among other instruments before coming to the 6 that are now the current members. The band's first full-length since this stylistic change, '[All That We Know, was released by Silver Sprocket Bicycle Club in July 2011. Larry and His Flask performed on the entire 2011 Vans Warped Tour and toured in support of Streetlight Manifesto in 2011. "The Flask" is set to tour with Pentimento recording artist Lionize from September through November 2011.
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Historian Nancy MacLean writes that "since the 1960s the party of Lincoln has become the haven of neo- Confederacy. Having long prided itself on saving the Union, the Republican Party has become home to those who lionize the slaveholding South and romanticize the Jim Crow South". This embrace of neo-Confederate views is not exclusively about race, but it is related to a pragmatic political realization that the "retrospective romanticization of the Old South" and secession presented many possible themes that could be used as conservatives attempted to reverse the national changes initiated by the New Deal.MacLean (2010) pp.
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Erre XI is a Puerto Rican reggaetón duo. They were signed with Luny Tunes Mas Flow Inc. label. Composed of Gerry "Lionize" Capó Hernández and Rafael "Raphy" Flores Ramírez, the duo made its recording debut in 2007 on the Luny Tunes album Los Benjamins: La ContinuaciónLos Benjamins: La Continuacion Track Listing with the song "Vete".[ Vete by Erre XI Chart Performance] In 2008 the duo released their full-length debut album titled Luny Tunes Presents: Erre XI[ Luny Tunes: Presents Erre XI Track Listing] which spawned the single "Carita Bonita"[ Carita Bonita Chart Performance] featuring Pee Wee of Kumbia All Starz.
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The era of the Kennedy administration would subsequently often be referred to as the "Camelot Era," although historians have later argued that the comparison is not appropriate, with Robert Dallek stating that Kennedy's "effort to lionize [her husband] must have provided a therapeutic shield against immobilizing grief."Tomlin, p. 295 Kennedy and her children remained in the White House for two weeks following the assassination. Wanting to "do something nice for Jackie," President Johnson offered an ambassadorship to France to her, aware of her heritage and fondness for the country's culture, but she turned the offer down, as well as follow-up offers of ambassadorships to Mexico and the United Kingdom.
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The Antarctic was, in the time of Spanish colonization, a nickname for Peru—the place Mexía says the gods now favor with poetry. Preceding Mexía's translation is a collection of lyric poems written by fellow members of the Academia Antártica and in praise of the author's work. The most notable of these is Clarinda's "Discurso en loor de la poesía" ("Discourse in Praise of Poetry"), which also invokes figures from Greek and Roman mythology to lionize the literary genius of colonial Peruvian writers. Due in part to 20th-Century feminist and post- colonial analyses, Clarinda's "Discurso" has surpassed Mexía's translation in respect and canonization and has become the Academia's "most celebrated" product.
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Zvi Preigerzon with wife (Lea) and daughters (Athaliah and Nina) With the Hebrew language being for all intents and purposes banned by the USSR the Jewish culture necessarily adopted an Yiddish as their alternative language. These changes affected Jewish authors as they had to not only switch their language of trade but also abide by Soviet literary regulations - per the increasingly harshly enforced rules of censorship in the Soviet Union. Namely, all Soviet authors had to lionize the government and the activity of the Communist Party and to express admiration for all state heroes. Zvi Preigerzon and brothers (Left to Right - Zvi, Osher and Shaia) Zvi ignored these mandates and continued writing in Hebrew, giving his characters simple Jewish names and complicated Jewish problems.
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It's testament to their skill, as much as the NYRB's commitment to good stories, thoroughly told, that you find yourself rooting for the staff." Variety, though concurring that the film "comes mainly to lionize", remarked that it successfully encapsulates the paper's origins and first years, its modern day-to-day operations under Silvers, and a detailed examination of the Review's most important articles and contributors. The Times said, "Scorsese's nose for mafia-style feuds works well in this study of the literati who inhabit the Review's august and book- tsunamied offices in New York's Village."Muir, Kate. "Shining a light on a near extinct breed – At the Sheffield Doc/Fest, cinema is falling in love with the literary documentary", The Times, June 9, 2014 An Indiewire reviewer wrote, in previewing the film for its HBO release: "The 50 Year Argument ... is a must-see.
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The band continued to tour across the United States and Canada, continuing to build their fan base among music fans and bands alike. In 2012 the band supported Fair To Midland, Reel Big Fish, Streetlight Manifesto, Maylene and the Sons of Disaster and a performance at the Gwar-B-Q in Richmond, VA. In the summer of 2012 the band shared three dates with The Company Band in DC, Philadelphia and Brooklyn, NY. 2013 Lionize supported Clutch, Orange Goblin and The Sword on the Earth Rocker World Tour across North America. and began to write and record their newest album "Jetpack Soundtrack" which was produced by Jean Paul Gaster and Machine at the Machine Shop in Bellville, NJ. In 2014 the band released "Jetpack Soundtrack" on Weathermaker Music and toured extensively in North America and the United Kingdom to support the album with Clutch, Pepper, and the Vans Warped Tour 2014. It is the band's best received and best selling album to date.
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The Wasp, July 8, 1881, depicting a comet with a skull about to strike railroad tycoons Leland Stanford and Collis Potter Huntington, shown robbing the graves of the Mussel Slough victims The Mussel Slough affair was seized upon by newspaper editors as well as a number of popular writers soon after the tragic shootout, as an example of corporate greed and the abuses of freewheeling market capitalism around the start of the 20th century. Muckraking novels such as W. C. Morrow's Blood-Money (1882) and Charles Cyril Post's Driven from Sea to Sea; or, Just A' Campin (1884) exaggerate the fault of the railroad for the events as they unfolded in San Joaquin and romanticize the ranchers according to a Jeffersonian agrarian ideal. Ambrose Bierce attempted to lionize Crow, calling him "this bravest of Americans." Later novels depicting the affair, such as the philosopher Josiah Royce's The Feud of Oakfield Creek (1887) and novelist Frank Norris' The Octopus (1901) are slightly less hagiographic in their portrayals of the Mussel Slough ranchers, but nevertheless give a fairly one-sided, anti- railroad view of the Mussel Slough affair.
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