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Mother Tried To Sell Her 13-Year-Old Daughter's Virginity For $10,000
(Daily Mail) – A Utah woman who conspired to sell her then 13-year-old daughter's virginity for $10,000 has been sentenced to prison.
The woman, who is unnamed to protect her daughter's identity, is set to serve anywhere from one to fifteen years in jail.
Last year, she pleaded guilty to the second-degree felony of sexual exploitation of a minor, the Salt Lake Tribune reports.
Her lawyer said in court that the woman was 'taking (prescription pills) like candy' when she tried to pawn her daughter's virginity to a man known only as 'Don.'
The paper reports two first-degree felony counts of aggravated sex abuse were thrown out in exchange for her guilty plea.
In court, the mother's lawyer blamed her cringe-worthy behaviour in part to addiction, but also a rocky childhood. 'It was not a pretty picture,' her lawyer told the court.
'The dysfunction and chaos of this family is evident.'
The daughter told the court in a letter: 'Even though she has put me through a lot of stuff, I still love her.'
According to the Tribune, the mother broke down to tears and apologised for what she had done, saying: 'I'm sorry I hurt her. She's safe and that's all that matters.'
The woman's alleged proposal was discovered by her boyfriend, who found a series of text messages discussing the deal on her phone.
The man in question has been identified only as being called 'Don'.
Salt Lake County prosecutor Sim Gill said the woman had promised 'Don' that her daughter would perform sex acts in exchange for $10,000.
The girl told police she initially consented to the arrangement but later decided she didn't want to follow through, Mr Gill added.
'Even though she has put me through a lot of stuff, I still love her.'
-Daughter of mother who tried selling her virginity
The mother also admitted to taking the girl to a Victoria's Secret store, where she opened the dressing room door for Don to watch the girl model bras and thong underwear.
The Salt Lake Tribune reported she is further accused of sending pictures of the girl wearing lingerie to another man in exchange for cash.
The negotiations for the pictures and the sex acts are alleged to have occurred between April 1 and May 18 of last year.
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In the film, Mirren is Colonel Katherine Powell, a UK-based military officer in command of a top secret drone operation to capture terrorists in Kenya. Through remote surveillance and on-the-ground intel, Powell discovers the targets are planning a suicide bombing and the mission escalates from "capture" to "kill." But as American pilot Steve Watts (Paul) is about to engage, a nine-year old girl enters the kill zone, triggering an international dispute reaching the highest levels of US and British government over the moral, political, and personal implications of modern warfare.
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Hemming means the environment and the conditions before and after of any planets or house around its adjacent sides. Any planet or any house could be hemmed. It is very common finding in many people chart that Moon is hemmed with either malefic or benefic planets in the chart. This is due to one third of the time the Moon in the sky is either joined by a malefic planet or hemmed between malefic planets or between benefic planets. So when Moon is between two malefic planets the condition of the Moon is stressful and if the Moon hemmed between two benefic planets the environment of Moon is pleasant. e. g. When Moon is hemmed between the Venus and Jupiter there's an environment of comfort. So when Venus is before then there's a lot of great help from the Venus to the Moon and if Jupiter after there's a lot of help from the Jupiter. If you feel stress in your life, it is simply means Moon can be either with Mars, Saturn Rahu, Ketu or hemmed between those planets. It it not only Moon, any planet and house can be hemmed between benefic or malefic planets.
Not every malefic hemming is bad, it depend on in which sign hemming is happening and the result may vary. So if the Moon is hemmed between malefic in good dignity then malefic planets give us the capacity with strength force and do things that are right. But if the Moon hemmed between the planets and Moon is not in good dignity then there is problem. This can happen when Moon is in Scorpio. It could be tough because the Moon is debilitated in Scorpio. You can relate this concept by what type of neighbor you have. If you have bad neighbor and you don't have enough energy to deal with them then it is bad for you. But if you are good in dealing with them then you can get benefit from them.
In astrology there is a Shubh Yoga and Ashub Yoga ( paap katri yoga). So what are these yogas ? These yoga's are made when there is planets in either side of the ascendant. One in 12th house and the other is in 2nd house. If there is benefic planets e. g. Jupiter in 12th house and Venus in second house then this yoga known as shubh yoga, and if there is malefic planets e. g. Saturn in 12th house and Mars is in 2nd house then it is ashubh yoga. It simply means what the personality someone have. Shubh give good and pleasant personality and Ashubh yoga give harsh personality. You can apply this yoga to any houses and planets. Like what kind of planets in either side of seventh house, depending on that the person deals with other people.
Now in real time in 2014 until whole 2015 Saturn is in Scorpio sign and Rahu in Virgo sign will pressure the house ruled by Libra the sign in between Virgo and Scorpio from two malefic planets in the sky. Depending on your ascendant it giving stress and pressures to you in that area of your life.


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Ambassador William Milam is a Senior Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington DC and a former US diplomat who was Ambassador to Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Chief of Mission in Liberia.
The gamble in the Middle East and the gamble in Bangladesh Readers will understand that I am exercising heroic self-restraint by limiting my remarks on the recently-completed Nuclear Framework Agreement to two paragraphs. It is, to quote London's Financial Times (FT) a "singular" achievement, and in my view another possible inflection point in the modernREAD MORE


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There are few pleasures greater than the discovery of original writing in a first novel. What's ahead is debuting here:
- You Are One of Them by Elliott Holt (Penguin Pr: Penguin Group [USA]. May). Coming of age becomes end–of–the–Cold War intrigue. Holt is a 2013 ALA First Author, First Book pick.
- The Unchangeable Spots of Leopards by Kristopher Jansma (Viking). A smart and searching novel, proclaimed both an Indie Next and a Discover Great New Writers pick. [See LJ 2/1/13.]
- Reconstructing Amelia by Kimberly McCreight (HarperCollins). McCreight combines a poignant, pulled-from-the-headlines story and writing sanctified by Antietam Review and Oxford magazine. [See LJ 11/15/12.]
- The Fever Tree by Jennifer McVeigh (Amy Einhorn: Putnam). Set in 1880s South Africa, " 'a vivid portrait of a part of the world we rarely experience in Victorian-era romance.' " [See Spring Fever Firsts, LJ 3/15/13.]
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Audrey Cooper
Audrey Cooper is The Chronicle's Deputy Managing Editor. She used to want to be a tap dancer (didn't like the leotards). Or a Supreme Court justice (didn't realize she probably had to go to law school). So now she just wrangles other journalists, answers angry phone calls and goes to meetings. Once upon a time she was a political and environment reporter who got to write her own stories. The Kansas City native and Boston University graduate gets really psyched whenever she is allowed to venture outside the 15 square-block area bordered by her South Beach home and her office. She is still a wicked tap dancer.
John Coté
John Coté comes to The Chronicle's City Hall team having covered such uplifting tales as a plane that crashed into a Gilroy sewage tank, an Oldsmobile that crashed into a backyard swimming pool after a police chase through an almond orchard and the death of a hippo named Cuddles. None of that compared with sitting through 11 weeks of jury selection in Scott Peterson's murder trial, an assignment so riveting he began coming up with names for the birds outside the courtroom window. During a media scrum around booted Peterson juror Justin Falconer, television types were falling over themselves offering free trips to New York and limo rides if Falconer would go on the air. The National Enquirer offered cash. John, then with the Modesto Bee, said, "I'm with the Modesto Bee. We won't give you anything." He didn't get the exclusive interview. He does, however, know his way around courthouses and city halls from Florida to California, having worked at the Bee and the South Florida Sun-Sentinel before joining The Chronicle. On one assignment, he was made an honorary member of American Legion Post 22 in Charleroi, Pa. He grew up in Parker, Colo., before it became subsumed by urban sprawl.
Kristen Go
Kristen Go is usually tied to her desk most of the day as she tries to direct the chaos and reporters who cover San Francisco city news and politics. Before becoming the San Francisco editor, she oversaw coverage of the East Bay and environment. Kristen is a native of Stockton and spent stints at The Denver Post and The Arizona Republic before returning to California.
Heather Knight
Heather Knight covers the mayor. Before that, she covered the San Francisco Unified School District. And before that, she wrote features for The Chronicle's old Friday section, where one of her more memorable assignments was to learn how to fly on a trapeze. Which brings her full circle back to the circus of City Hall. She graduated from Stanford with a degree in English and Communications and lives somewhere between the Castro and Haight (Castraight?) with her husband, Simon. She loves to travel, scuba dive and talk politics.
Marisa Lagos
Marisa Lagos covers the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and the contact sport that is politics in the city by the Bay. Prior to her current assignment, she covered neighborhood issues and parks, and before that she worked on the breaking news desk at the Chronicle and at the Los Angeles Times — assignments that basically made her a glorified weather/death/destruction reporter and earned her the nickname Black Widow. Lagos has also worked at the San Francisco Examiner. A San Diego native, she traveled frequently to San Francisco, where her father was born and raised, before moving here in 2004. She attended UC Santa Barbara, and currently lives in Bernal Heights with her boyfriend. She often borrows her friends' dogs, because he won't let her have one.
C.W. Nevius
C.W. Nevius writes the "On San Francisco" column for The Chronicle. When he started the column, there was some question about whether there were enough topics to keep it going. Now it's hard just to keep up. In one of his first columns, he went to Golden Gate Park to look for wild coyotes and ended up writing about homeless campers and hypodermic needles. The resulting uproar was quite a change for Nevius, who had spent 20 years as a sports columnist. He graduated from the University of Colorado, taught English in secondary school for four years, and once sailed from Miami to the Bahamas on a 24-foot sailboat. He is married with two children — a college-age son who identifies himself as a "progressive" and has lots of comments about his columns and a daughter in high school who could easily beat him in any sport she chooses. His book, "Crouching Father, Hidden Toddler," is a guide for new dads. It shows a sense of humor, which some of his critics insist he doesn't have.
Neal J. Riley
Neal Riley came to The San Francisco Chronicle in June 2012 after graduating from Boston University, where he was editor-in-chief of the student newspaper, the Daily Free Press. He previously worked at the Boston Globe, the Lowell Sun and the Worcester Telegram & Gazette in his native Massachusetts. He has covered everything from the passage of a public nudity ban in San Francisco to landlord nightmares. Neal works out of City Hall covering the Board of Supervisors.
Jill Tucker
Jill Tucker has covered California schools for 12 years, which makes her one of the longest surviving education reporters in the state and perhaps the country. Her knowledge of state education policy, finance, pedagogy, politics, testing, recess and dodge ball is vastly underappreciated – except for the times she won all those national, state and regional journalism awards. Her favorite part of the job is hanging out with kids. Her least favorite part is waiting for school board votes. A San Francisco native, she joined the Peace Corps in 1990 and spent two years teaching in Cape Verde, West Africa. (She took a solemn vow, however, never to sing Kumbaya or wear Birkenstocks.) She has a master's degree in journalism from the University of Colorado, Boulder, where she met her photojournalist husband Kristopher Skinner. They are raising their son Zack to be a professional baseball player so he can support his parents someday.
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A new documentary for CBC's The Nature of Things tracks the elusive wolverine through northern Alberta, all in an effort to capture rare HD footage of the animal in its natural habitat.
Filmmaker Andrew Manske's spent three years, sometimes in extreme discomfort, to capture images of the notoriously reclusive creature. He spent 72 hours in one excursion waiting to get a good shot of a wolverine called Logan.
To help his project, Wolverine: Ghost of the Northern Forest, and learn more about the animals' behavior, Manske met with researchers from The Wolverine Project.
Led by biologists Dr. Mark Boyce and Matt Scrafford from the University of Alberta, it is the most wide-ranging study of wolverine ecology ever undertaken in North America.
Boyce, a veteran wilderness scientist, said he is in awe of this animal.
"Wolverines live in the most remote places that you can find on the planet," he said. "In the heart of the Rocky Mountains, in some of the most rugged terrain imaginable, wolverines seem to be able to move through that country and make a living at it."
For more information on the Nature of Things documentary and Andrew Manske's quest to track the wolverine see link here.
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NEW YORK (Aug. 29)
The Maine Medical Association has abandoned plans to hold this year's convention, due to open next month, at the Colony, a resort at Kennebunkport, Me., because that resort operates on a policy of racial discrimination, it was announced today by the Anti-Defamation League here. Instead, the convention will be held at the Eastland Hotel in Portland.
According to the ADL, protests against holding the meeting at the Colony were made by two members of the Maine Medical Association, Dr. Benjamin Zolov, who is on the executive committee of the ADL's New England regional board; and Dr. Maurice Ross, a member of the Biddeford-Saco B'nai B'rith. As a result of their protests, Dr. William Mahaney, president of the Maine Medical Association, named Dr. Zolov general convention chairman, and the latter moved the convention site.
Dr. Ross had also fought successfully against the use of the Colony at Kennenbunkport as the site for the annual meeting of the New York County Medical Association. The owners of the Colony also run a hotel attacked as discriminatory at Delray Beach, Fla.


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Two new (and not-at-all boring) exhibits for tots
A family trip to the museum always feels so . . . worthy. So you can bet we'll be checking out the two new exhibits for tots that opened this month. At the Zimmer Museum's "Water Ways" water table exhibit, kids can create intricate pipe sculptures and fountains, construct channels for toy boats, and spray tree and windmill targets with water blasters. Nearby at LACMA, kids can walk (or crawl) under a two-story-tall, 340-ton boulder that appears to be floating in mid-air (it's cooler than it sounds). Plucked from Jurupa Valley, the gigantic work (titled "Levitated Mass") opened yesterday and is intended to be a permanent fixture. Bonus: provide proof that you live between Jurupa Valley and Los Angeles (a driver's license will do), and get free admission to the rest of the galleries; through July 1st.
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The Emergency Owl
by Amy Burns
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In a constant effort to stay on top of our finances, I have never kept much cash on hand. Cash always seems to get frittered away on the little things, and often we didn't remember just what those little things were.
But what about those times when you just want to buy a Sunday paper for $1.79? Or take the kids for a simple ice cream cone? We found ourselves using the debit card for those same little things. Lo and behold, the receipts would get lost or the small purchase went unrecorded.
I finally wised up. Wising up came in the form of a ceramic owl bank from the 1970s. It belonged to my father-in-law, who passed away last summer. He was an inveterate saver of his change and had giant buckets of quarters in his closet. He never used a debit card; he'd simply count out whatever change he needed for his purchase, go to the corner store, and come back.
My father-in-law was a deeply frugal man. He grew up on a small farm in the Upper Midwest during the Depression. Money was always hard to come by in those days. One of the ways he hedged his financial bets was to keep cash on hand at all times. Even though he was using cash, he wasn't frivolous or foolish with it.
My mother-in-law passed on the owl bank to us. It was full of quarters. We loved that it came from Grandpa and placed it on our kitchen table among our ever-rotating collection of treasures. Soon, we started raiding it when we needed $2 for a Sunday paper or a few bucks to rent a video, something we don't do very often. One week I counted out enough to get us the eggs and orange juice we needed. I always had a quarter for the Aldi shopping carts. We started calling it the Emergency Owl. And the Owl was good.
Soon the Emergency Owl began to feel a little light. We started adding our change back to it, including dollar bills here and there. The Owl got moved to our bookshelf. The more I looked at it, the more I realized how wise the Emergency Owl really was, and how it had freed us from continually relying on a debit card. I thought to myself, "We are very frugal people. If we want to take a few bucks occasionally and buy a paper or even…gasp…a coffee, that's okay, as long as it comes from the Emergency Owl."
My husband, who has never been as comfortable as I am with total frugality, now feels he has a little stash when he wants a video after a long week at work. He really enjoys being able to raid the Owl. Maybe we take ten or fifteen dollars a month from the Emergency Owl. It's a way of affording a few of life's little luxuries, and that's all we really want. We more than replace it with our change.
Perhaps more importantly, the Emergency Owl's prominent place on our bookshelf is a constant reminder of my father-in-law and his wisdom. He lived a hard life, but he never hesitated to spend on a little present for someone else or for himself. The Emergency Owl has taught us the lesson that living on a strict budget all the time can be draining. We all need a little mad money once in a while or it's difficult to maintain our overall commitment to frugality. By saving our change in the Emergency Owl, we've learned that we trust ourselves enough to fritter away a little bit, and that it won't hurt the total financial picture. Spending a little bit on some small luxuries has made us smarter and firmer about the big costs.
Our Emergency Owl has been a great addition to the household. We'd forgotten the simple pleasure of putting coins in a bank. Our children enjoy helping with this task and it's a great teaching moment. Every day I silently thank my father-in-law for his wisdom and contribution to our happy and frugal home. I think he would have been proud to see his grandchildren placing quarters in the Owl.
Amy Burns is a stay-at-home mother of two young children. Having recently survived a move from the Southwest to the much more expensive Windy City, she is enjoying applying frugal living techniques in a new environment.
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There's something about having baby number four that makes plenty of people around me uncomfortable. Maybe it's because four children elevates us into the large family category and that seems daunting for people to have that much responsibility.
Often I hear my pregnancy being justified in casual conversation. "Yup, that's baby number 4 for Sarah... but she's done now."
I'm not sure if that last little bit is tagged on the end to ease the anxiety of the teller or if it's just an interesting little tidbit that seems too juicy not to include, but a lot of people are saying it.
I want you to know how it feels to hear "but she's done now" when you're talking about this little belly baby.
- It feels like disapproval. Not that I'm begging anybody to put a great big stamp of endorsement on my growing family, but there are folks out there who I love that are saying this and it does sting to feel like you are disappointed in the number of children I have.
- It feels like you are embarrassed. Fear not. I am sure very few of your friends, coworkers, distant relatives...etc are judging you for my radical contribution to over populating the earth.
- It feels like betrayal. Honestly if we are close enough that I have discussed family planning with you than you are a privileged person in my circle. I would hope that the sacredness of our conversations would be held in confidence. Not blabbed to any ears willing to listen.
- It feels shameful. And it shouldn't. I'm a pretty great mom and I have some really terrific kids. I have devoted a large portion of my life to educating, nurturing and loving on my little humans just as I will do with (and am already doing with) baby number four.
If you are thinking that you are being singled out in this post, you're not. I have had enough of these sort of experiences that I feel the need to address is rather publicly. So if you are a "but she's done now" person trust me you're not the only one.
I understand that habits are hard to change and sometimes we need a little help figuring out how to better our behavior. When we know better we (hopefully) do better. Here's a list of what to say instead of "but she's done now".
Sarah's having baby number four and...
- I'm so excited.
- I can't wait.
- Our family is so lucky.
- We love him already.
- He will be so much fun.
- He sure is lucky to have all his older siblings to shower him with love.
- This will be the first one born near family.
- I want to be a top notch baby snuggler when he gets here.
- In the mean time I will make sure Sarah's feet are rubbed and her toe nails are painted.
Hopefully these suggestions will be helpful and trigger some of your own ideas on positive things to say to pregnant moms of many (or any for that matter).
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AMBER Rudd's column (Observer, January 18) is somewhat disingenuous.
She states that the new pension arrangement will make 'a huge and positive difference to people in Hastings and Rye.' This is not the case on present demographics.
What Amber does not state is that current pensioners and those retiring prior to the date of the introduction of the new scheme, will not be able to migrate to the new system.
Consequently present pensioners would receive £107.45 as opposed to the £142.70 based on current indexation, ie a difference of some £35.25 per week. How is that fair or just?
In effect there will be two classes of pensioners, two lots of pension administration and two differing taxation methods. A distinctly fractured Big Society.
No doubt our MP will state that there was SERPS for higher rate taxpayers in the past to add to the state pension. But this hardly applies to the Hastings where salaries are some of the lowest in the country.
The pension proposals are unacceptable, as they are stated, and need to be more equitable to treat all pensioners equally rather than the present pension cliff which awaits most of our Hastings and Rye pensioners and which will lead to two classes of citizens.
Turning to Amber's comment on Christian rights. She states that one judgement was positive at the Euopean Court of Human Rights, but neglects to say that three other judgements were negative. As she is welcoming support for Christian rights perhaps she would be good enough to outline exactly where she stands on the controversial issue of gay marriage?
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A Durban based "businessman" runs a flooring business (Mo's Flooring). Mohamed Kader takes 75% customer's deposits and claims to use it to purchase material then he runs off. He has victimised a couple of people to the point that even his New Germany supplier has cut ties. We are trying to locate him (including his supplier) so small claims court can issue him a letter of demand. All we have are his banking details, cell phone numbers and email addresses.He has deactivated his website and Gumtree/OLX ads. I also have whatsapp conversation to prove that he owes me.
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I am 5 weeks pregnant. Don't really feel pregnant now but I have a few symptoms. I pee ALOT!! I am really tired all the time! my stomach cramps a little & I have been extremely emotional! Just ask Beau! :) My 1st Dr.'s appt. is Mar. 14th. I think I will get to hear the baby's heartbeat then. I've been reading up on it & it says my baby is the size of a sesame seed but it has a heartbeat now. Isn't that amazing!!!That is so exciting!! We are moving into our house in a couple of weeks so everything is working out great! God is really taking care of us!!!! Please pray that our baby is healthy!


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San Antonio's Ricardo Antonio Chavira must feel a bit of relief that his long stint of playing a blind Carlos Solis on "Desperate Housewives" is coming to a close and he can use those handsome expressive eyes of his once again.
Chavira's journey back to portraying a seeing character happens tonight (at 8 p.m. on ABC). In a clip provided to critics, Carlos tells Susan and Bree that he's beginning to make out "shadows" and "shapes" and, in a week or so, will be back to seeing normally.
Not only will he finally view the changes in wife Gaby's appearance since she became the mom of two boisterous girls, but he'll discover some of the things she's done to help make ends meet. Like – gulp – selling his prized baseball signed by Lou Gehrig and passed down to him from his ancestors.
Another development that brings grief to the Scavo household is the arrest of teenage son Porter, who, thanks to dastardly Dave's statement to police, is charged with starting the fire that cost several people their lives.
One last thing: Make sure you get your fix of "Housewives" tonight, as, according to ABC's Website, the next two weeks will consist of reruns.


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Thursday, 15 April 2010
Exclusive With Tom Jung
"I was surprised that my friend and colleague, the late Don Smolen, then the partner of the newly formed motion picture advertising boutique Smolen, Smith & Connolly asked me to design the so-called "Villain" -- The Man with the Golden Gun poster. Previously, Don, the long-time art director and executive at United Artists, had been involved with the James Bond series from the very beginning. Working directly with Broccoli, and very involved in the various images, and being that he was himself a very capable illustrator, had even been the creator of the now famous Sean Connery BERETTA pose.
Over the years, Don and I had worked on many projects together, however, his artists of choice for the James Bond series were four wonderful illustrators: Mitchell Hooks, Frank McCarthy, Robert McGinness and Bob Peak. And as an advertising art director and poster designer myself for 15 years (before turning my full attention to illustrating) I concurred. Nevertheless, Don chose me for the "Villain" poster.
Now, as for my approach for the Golden Gun assignment, I almost always work with title of the film as a reference point.
There's an evil guy with a golden gun...threatening me...threatening women... the world? Well, obviously, I've got to do something about it. I'm James Bond, 007...that's my job.
But wear a white jacket and look like a porter? Are you kidding!? Wear a current-cut black tuxedo!
The expression on my face will tell everybody, "Watch it, I mean business."The all-too-familiar, ready-for-action attitude of the figure of 007 is the result of this thinking.
As for the women, my wife is always the model in my illustrations. I am supplied with an ample supply of both 35mm contact sheets and transparencies of production photos, over which I pore with a magnifying glass, sometimes a loupe, or hunched over a light-box in order to find that particular face, with that particular angle and lighting to fit over the figure I've designed, and from which I prepared several pencil sketches before eliminating that dumb-looking busboy in a white evening jacket image.
The actual painting is done on 20x30 double-weight illustration board, half of a standard 30x40 board. I used acrylics, I can use it transparently or opaquely; it dries quickly and is permanent and can be reworked. I'd use airbrushing for large areas of background, color pencils, and inks and dyes and tempera and whatever else I think that may give me the desired result. Sandpaper. Brillo. A single-edge razor blade. Whatever works.
I must have been satisfied with what I did, but looking back, I should have added 30 pounds of muscles underneath 007's bellbottomed tuxedo. The girls could have used a couple of more pounds also."
Thank you Tom!
4 comments:
- Kevin Collette said...
Should point out that up until Moonraker in 79' , we never got any Bond teaser posters in France...I remember buying ( a fortune ) an Advance 1 sheet Poster of the one described here ( along with the Christmas ' TMWGG ' present one )in a Paris Movie memorabilia store in 79...
- 16 April 2010 at 10:48
- zencat said...
Fantastic. Thank you.
- 16 April 2010 at 15:28
- Joerg said...
Tom Jung is definitely one of the greatest artists for movie posters. His classic Star Wars posters and his works for movies of Sean Connery (The First Great Train Robbery, The Man Who Would Be King) and Roger Moore (Gold, Shout At The Devil) are beautiful and stylish, not to forget his art for Ralph Bakshi's animated version of The Lord Of The Rings and the original version of The Omen.
A few weeks ago I've discovered Jung's fantastic artwork for the US-poster of the european movie The Old Gun (1975) starring Romy Schneider and Philippe Noiret.
You can see more movie poster art by Tom Jung here: http://www.impawards.com/designers/tom_jung.html
Thanks to Peter for this interesting interview, a rare opportunity to get first-hand infos.
I'm sad to read that the great Donald Smolen passed away. He was one of the unsung heroes in the Bond universe.
- 16 April 2010 at 18:15
- Leighton Johns said...
Thanks for this. Its great to get a rare insight into the work of an artist who has been such an inspiration.
- 16 April 2010 at 20:33


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The fact that two architects who are as sophisticated and shrewd about everything that they say and do as Farshid Moussavi and Alejandro Zaera-Polo should choose to call themselves Foreign Office Architects, requires a little explanation.
Ten years ago, when their closest connection to Her Majesty's Government was the slow lane at passport control at Heathrow, it was a bit of a joke. And perhaps an aside about the impossibility of pinning architecture down to a specific national identity which was strikingly fulfilled last year when they were invited to represent Britain at the Venice Architecture Biennale. But now that they have consolidated a reputation as significant and serious architects with their pier in Yokohama, and recently by winning the BBC's ambitious competition to design a concert hall at White City, the name is beginning to become a burden.
Of course it trips off the tongue a little more easily for non-Iranian, non-Spanish speakers, but that's not the real point. Originally it was a calculated signal. Architects constantly fluctuate between the shameless egotism that is an essential part of their professional tool kit, and the need to maintain the fiction that they are, in fact, selfless idealists. So not using their own names on the top of their letterheads is an attempt to suggest that they are in fact humble team workers. Except that it's a double bluff. Calling yourself something coolly anonymous but ambitious, rather than using a set of banal initials, is intended to demonstrate that you are engaged on the bigger picture, even though the office is actually the kitchen table. The name has another layer too. It's a hint that the two of them once worked for Rem Koolhaas who called his practice the Office for Metropolitan Architecture when he started, and he didn't have any work either.
Every generation establishes itself by making its predecessors look tired and out of touch. And FOA - who are spectacularly rude about their elders - do that brilliantly. In an interview with Icon magazine, a sponsor of the ICA show, Moussavi and Zaera-Polo suggest that 'the difference between our generation and the previous generation is that they were probably the first that had to deal head on with the internationalisation of architecture. What did they do? The same thing that Mercedes or Coca-Cola did, develop a recognisable signature. Now we think this is no longer interesting. Nor do Nike and Coca-Cola think it is interesting.'
At a moment when the world is obsessed with the idea of creating iconic landmarks, there is something refreshing about architecture that has no signature, but 'no signature' can become a signature itself. What FOA have put their faith in is a system, rather than a signature. And the ICA show - called Breeding Architecture is about that system. To design a building they don't begin with an image in their minds of what their architecture will be like by relying on their own subjective creativity. Instead they have attempted to develop an approach that they can present as being objective rather than subjective, even if it is only the objectivity of random chance.
'We are interested in breed ing the project from its ingredients,' they say. 'We hope that by looking at the ingredients, almost trying to forget that you are trying to achieve a building by trying to free your mind, and look in a state as empty of preconceptions as possible, you will be able to generate something different. We work with a diagram, the issues could be the circulation, pure construction, the relation between the perimeter and build volume and it's so extreme that it sometimes produces forms that you are not sure if you like and it takes time to get used to it. You don't know if it's beautiful or ugly.'
It's an intriguing idea, a little reminiscent of the way that certain artists or photographers attempt to make use of the random. But on closer investigation, it starts to sound very much like a restatement of the oldest trick in the architects' repertoire, that form follows function.
The project for the BBC - due to be completed by 2006 - is the product of these methods, and is certainly distinctive. They treat the performance spaces for the BBC's choirs and orchestras as if they were a landscape, unravelling like a continuous carpet that turns walls, floors and roof into a single entity. In Yokohama, they did something not dissimilar, refusing to create an object building, but allowing the roof to undulate like a hilly landscape. In some places you walk on top of it, in others, you shelter underneath it.
This is not the first time that architects have thought this way. Archigram for example, won a competition for an entertainments centre in Monte Carlo 30 years ago that did exactly the same thing. But FOA had the determination and the sharp elbows needed to get their project built, while Archigram's stayed on paper.
FOA never wanted to be paper architects. They started out with a very deliberate intention about what kind of architects they wanted to be, and how they were going to get there.
'We haven't just been idealistic and bright and intelligent and ambitious and suddenly decided to be great architects. Which is what most of the people of the previous generation did. They believed that if you are great, things will fall into your hands. I think our generation is much more deliberate, in some ways much more wise and even, pragmatic.'
It's a deliberation that has made them ponder every step in their careers in a way that can seem overly selfconscious. There is a story for example that they were reluctant to be nominated for one of those numerous young architect of the year awards. It wasn't just the possibility that they wouldn't win that bothered them, but, more sophisticatedly, they didn't fancy being categorised as 'young' architects. As far as they were concerned, they were just architects, plain and simple.


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>The failure curve of electronic equipment is entirely different from that of >mechanical equipment. That's true of electronic equipment that doesn't move (computers, VCRs, TVs, etc.), but what I've found found with Classic Cameras of the 1960s is that the prime failure point is in the metering mechanism, especially the solder joints. Much solder is susceptible to what looks like chronic fatigue cracking, especially where the leads meet the PCBs. Karen - -- Karen Nakamura http://www.photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/ - -- To unsubscribe, see http://mejac.palo-alto.ca.us/leica-users/unsub.html


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103 KAR 16:230. Intangible expenses, intangible interest expenses, and management fees.
NECESSITY, FUNCTION AND CONFORMITY: KRS 131.130(1) authorizes the Department of Revenue to promulgate administrative regulations necessary to administer and enforce Kentucky's tax laws. KRS 141.205 disallows intangible expenses, intangible interest expenses and management fees when those expenses and fees are directly or indirectly paid, accrued or incurred to, or in connection directly or indirectly with one or more direct or indirect transactions with one or more related members or with a foreign corporation, unless certain criteria are met. This administrative regulation establishes the requirements for when these expenses and fees are allowed or disallowed.
Section 1. Definitions. (1) "Actual comparables" means transactions between the recipient and unrelated parties that are identical to the subject transaction.
(2) "Comprehensive income tax treaty" means a convention, or agreement, entered into by the United States, and approved by Congress, with a foreign government for the allocation of all categories of income subject to taxation or the withholding of tax on interest, dividends, and royalties, in order to prevent double taxation of the respective nations' residents, and to promote the sharing of information.
(3) "Measured by, in whole or in part, net income" means that the receipt of the payment by the recipient is reported and included in income for purposes of a tax on net income or in the franchise for purposes of the franchise tax.
(4) "Reported and included in income for purposes of a tax on net income or in the franchise," means:
(a) For a tax on net income, reported and included in the net income apportioned or allocated to the taxing jurisdiction; or
(b) For a franchise tax, reported and included in the franchise apportioned or allocated to the taxing jurisdiction.
(5) "Subject transaction" means the transaction giving rise to the intangible expense, intangible interest expense, or management fee.
Section 2. Disclosure; General. As part of the required disclosure, the entity shall provide a description of the nature of the payment made to the recipient. This description shall contain:
(1) For intangible expenses or intangible interest expenses:
(a) A narrative regarding the subject transaction;
(b) The extent of the rights being transferred, for example, if a patent is being licensed:
1. Whether that license is exclusive or non-exclusive; and
2. Whether the transferee has any rights to sublicense;
(c) How the amount of the payment is calculated; and
(d) If there is a document that sets forth the terms of the subject transaction, a copy of that document; and
(2) For management fees:
(a) A narrative of the services being performed for the entity by the recipient;
(b) How the amount of the payment is calculated; and
(c) If there is a document that sets forth the terms of the transaction, a copy of that document.
Section 3. Disclosure; Arm's Length Transaction. An entity may be required to establish that the subject transaction was made at a commercially reasonable rate and at terms comparable to an arm's length transaction.
(1) If there are actual comparables, the actual comparables shall be used.
(2) If there are no actual comparables, the two (2) primary factors to take into account if determining whether the subject transaction was made at a commercially reasonable rate and at terms comparable to an arm's length transaction shall be:
(a) The degree of comparability between the subject transaction and the proposed comparable transactions; and
(b) The quality of the data and assumptions used in the analysis.
Section 4. Disclosure; Intangible Expense, Intangible Interest Expense, or Management Fee. With respect to an intangible expense, intangible interest expense, or management fee, the entity shall make additional disclosures if it cannot utilize any of the other methods to establish that it is entitled to the deduction. The entity shall show that the payment made to the recipient was subject to, in its state or country of commercial domicile, a net income tax, or a franchise tax, measured by, in whole or in part, net income. If the recipient is a foreign corporation, the foreign nation shall have in force a comprehensive income tax treaty with the United States.
Section 5. Corporation or Pass-Through Entity. A corporation or pass-through entity that during the taxable year directly or indirectly paid, accrued, or incurred intangible expenses, intangible interest expenses, or management fees to a related member or foreign corporation shall attach to its tax return filed with the department:
(1) Schedule RPC (Form number 41A720RPC), incorporated by reference in 103 KAR 3:040; and
(2) Any additional disclosures required by Sections 2, 3, and 4 of this administrative regulation.
Section 6. The disclosures related to management fees and the provisions of Section 5 of this administrative regulation shall apply to taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2014. (32 Ky.R. 1823; Am. 2289; 33 Ky.R. 66; eff. 8-7-2006.)


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GROOM - Robert "Bob" West, 77, of Groom died Friday, July 13, 2012, in Amarillo.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Groom Church of Christ with Sam Line, minister, officiating. Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery in McLean. Arrangements are by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors of Pampa.
Mr. West was born Jan. 26, 1935, in Erick, Okla., a twin to Roland West of Pampa. They were the first set of twins born to Charley and Ina West, and the youngest boys of 12 children. The family moved to McLean, where he grew up and met Carolyn Pool. They were married in 1955 in Pampa. They moved to Groom in 1958, where he resided up until the time of his death. Mr. West spent most of his life working at Wheeler Evans Grain Elevator in Groom.
He was known for his talent of music. He sang and played the guitar every chance he had. As a child of 14, he was singing on the radio, KEVA in Sweetwater, with his twin brother, Roland, and his twin sisters, Mattie and Mary. His greatest passion was his love for his family and friends. He never knew a stranger.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Carolyn, on Nov. 25, 2010; a son, Tommy West; his parents, Charley and Ina West; a beloved sister, Mattie Adamson; and several other beloved brothers and sisters.
Survivors inlcuded two daughters, Barbara Schulte and husband Olen of Nazareth and Victoria Strader of Azle; three sons, Allen West and wife Jan of Amarillo, Russell West of Lubbock and Eric West of Shreveport, La.; three brothers, Jack, Walt and Roland; a sister, Mary; 14 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to a favorite cancer charity, or Baptist St. Anthony's Hospice, P.O. Box 950, Amarillo, Texas 79105.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday in Carmichael-
Whatley Funeral Home in Pampa.
Sign the online guest book at www.carmichael-whatley.com.
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My mom used to make this delicious version of French toast for breakfast when I was growing up as a great alternative for getting rid of overripe bananas. It makes regular French toast seem bland in comparison! Submitted by ZOOBOOZEL
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Make this ahead of time and then refrigerate for a quick, protein-packed breakfast that's also portion-controlled. Top with salsa (optional) and serve with toast for a complete breakfast.Submitted by OGRELETMAMA
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At 300 calories a pop, donuts are an easy way to wreck a healthy breakfast. Not my baked ones. They're bursting with fruit and flavor--not fat!Submitted by CHEF_MEG
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The O Resort and Spa3N Goa
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Hotel DetailsHotel options available in the package
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Sightseeing and TransfersOther inclusions available in the package
- Half day sightseeing followed by Boat Cruise on River Mandovi (subject to weather conditions)
- Welcome Drink on Arrival (Non-Alcoholic)
- Both way transfer from Railway station / Airport by Coach. (North Goa Hotels provide pickup from Thivim)
Hotel Overview
Nested on Candolim Beach, in the Northern coast of Goa. The O Resort and Spa overlooks the serene turquoise Arabian Sea, a paradise of luxury and peaceful delight. The resort offers 74 luxurious rooms, suites and a Grand Presidential Suite. Set admist lush tropical gardens, the resort includes a rejuvinating spa, infinity pool, three fine dine restaurants and bars along with a range of leisure activities. The hotel is ideal for meetings and conferences and can also host parties for up to 150 people.
Hotel Highlights
- 38 km from the airport
- 9 km from city center
- 2 km to the beach
Facilities at hotel
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Spa
- Golf
- Pets Allowed
- Tennis Courts
- Conference Facility
- Coffee Shop
- Swimming Pool
- Gym
- Casino
- Wi-Fi
- Baby Sitting
- Concierge Services
- Airport Transfer
- Room Service
- Children's Club
- Air Conditioning
Cancellation Policy
- The package once booked is refundable and cancellable.
- Flight cancellation will be as per airline cancellation policy.
- Date of booking to 30 days before travel the cancellation charges will be 10% of the tour cost
- 30 to 15 days before travel - cancellation charges will be 50% of the tour cost
- 15 to 7 days before travel - cancellation charges will be 75% of the tour cost
- 0 to 7 days before travel - cancellation charges will be 100% of the tour cost. No refund shall be given
- Please note cancellation policy is subject to change. It depends on the hotel policy. In peak season, some hotels may charge 100% cancellation.
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- Check-in at hotel starts from 14:00 hrs.
- Check-out time is until 12:00 hrs.
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- You will receive all travel vouchers required for your flights and accommodation shortly afterwards.