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Ryo Hazuki
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I don't know about Japanese releases, but in Finland the Finnish dubbers are credited last.
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Enjoying the time of EVE
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Seriously? Credit order? This is a 4 page long thread?
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Well Finland never contributed anything significant to the world anyway so that country doesn't count I kid I jk I'm still curious about the Japanese release though. I guess it depends more on the company.
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And it does not help that you have contributed to its length!
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FUNimation still does, that is. Most other companies have just started switching over to the Japanese audio for those scenes (such as in K-on! or The World God Only Knows).
Although I did notice in the recent Tiger & Bunny dub premiere that Kari Wahlgren did in fact dub Blue Rose's song.
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True, but this thread was in dire need a facepalm image and another injection of reason.
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I know I'm a couple of days behind but; regardless of whatever language the audio track is, the product is still Japanese to its very core. Remember, audio isn't an essential or necessary feature of a work, for it to be considered "anime". (i.e. the oldest known anime was a silent two-minute film first screened in 1917). [1]. So, unless the actual footage is "localized" (see 4Kids), then the "product" hasn't really been "localized".
Perhaps if the companies were to place the credits in order relative to the audio track (e.g on the English track, the Americans credits go first, and the on the Japanese, their credits go first). However, switching audio tracks doesn't produce that effect. Since the Japanese are the sole reason for the existence of the product, they should be credited first.
In all fairness, though, much of what I've seen from Sentai actually credits the Japanese twice; the original staff in Kana and then the English and Japanese credits over a black back drop, generally with the Japanese ran first.
Still, the issue isn't really that significant.
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Anime=/= cartoons ONLY from Japan. You do realise that, don't you? If we're to be technical, the first anime as a WHOLE is Fantasmagorie. The first continuous anime was Steamboat Willie and the first continuous Japanese anime was Momotarō: Umi no Shinpei.
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That bolded part is totally wrong. Localization is a spectrum. An anime with non-Japanese subtitles is, by definition, localized. Very few customers would buy or watch an anime that has not been localized so that they can understand the dialogue. Yeah, a few people do buy Japanese imports that don't have subtitles or dubs, but even then, they usually only do that after they have seen a fansub or stream or something that has made the source material intelligible to them.
An anime that has a non-Japanese language dub is even more localized than one that simply has subtitles. An anime that has footage edited or altered from the original is even more localized (although many of us would use the term bastardized in that case). Spectrum, get it?
And even though subtitling or dubbing CREATIVELY SPEAKING forms a smaller part of the overall creative effort, when it comes to business or commerce, it is the part of the process that renders an unsaleable product (i.e. a non-localized anime) into something that can be sold. There wouldn't be millions of non-Japanese speaking anime fans all over the world without localization. Not that the "ZOMG, LET'S SHOW PROPER RESPECT TO OUR JAPANESE CREATIVE OVERLORDS, GUISE!!!!" kiddies will ever understand that simple point.
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But the original video and audio is not the "product" being discussed here.
The localized release is a different product. The original is a product that I will not buy. The localized release is a product that I will buy.
That would probably be an unnecessary extra expense.
Not that it really matters, but Right Stuf may have done that with their release of His and Her Circumstances. That has so many different tracks that it might be the most complex North American release ever.
So why are we still talking about it?
Because everybody wants to have the last word?
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Incorrect. By most authoritative definitions, anime is defined by its origin. That means "anime=/= cartoons ONLY from Japan" is a false premise right off the bat, because, by its very definition, it must be of Japanese origin. That automatically disqualifies Fantasmagorie and Steamboat Willie.
Other definitions appeal to "style" (big eyes, colorful hair, unique facial expressions that depict certain emotions, etc). The two examples also fail to meet that criteria, as well. And, the latter is an almost textbook example of a signature archetypical American cartoon.
I understand that, by definition, this is the case. That doesn't change the fact that it's still a folk definition, generated by an illusion; that the audio is an inherent property of the anime's fabric. It's not. You're also using language localization interchangeably with translation. Two totally different adaptation processes. A mere translation is the transferring of semantic meaning, as accurately as possible, from one language to another. Localization involves adapting to a specific culture's social norms, customs, habits, etc. Most people who purchase anime, in fact, don't wish to have their product localized. (Again, see 4kids).
The spectrum analogy doesn't quite apply, due to the fact that you're referring to two different types of localization; dub localization (mere audio changes) vs localization involving video editing and replacing of objects.
@ Touma-- I'll just say you're right and you win the internetz, simply because I'm hungry and want to go eat breakfast now.
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@ 504NOSON2 - you are wrong in every single particular. Amazing. Okay, let me explain a few things to you. First, "localization" in the context of anime simply means the process by which a company takes a Japanese anime product and makes changes to it so that it can be sold in that company's home market. Ergo, taking an anime and coming up with a semantically perfect translation of the original Japanese into a different language and adding those as subtitles IS localization. This should be stunningly obvious to anyone who [insults removed]. Now, if that same company decides that it is going to go beyond providing a semantically perfect translation, and alters meaning so that they reflect local customs, etc, then that company is providing a more heavily localized version than the first.
You see, 504NOSON2, I wasn't using the term "spectrum" as an analogy - I was using it literally because as anyone who [insults removed] understands, there are DEGREES of localization, ranging from faithfully translated subtitles all the way up (or down, if you prefer) to actually replacing images of sushi with sandwiches.
Sadly, for you, you seem to have come up with your own completely personal definition of what "localization" means that has no reference to anyone who understands what the term actually means with respect to anime.
Your assertion that audio is not "an inherent property" of the anime's fabric [enough with the insults and condescension]. "Anime" is not just animated images. It is static background paintings, it is composed music, it is added source music, it is recorded dialogue. All those elements come together to create a product called "anime." That's why the term "movie" and "film" are interchangeable. Film can be simply the material that images are recorded on but it can also refer to the finished product of a movie: motion and sound and everything else that goes into a film.
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Wrong. As I stated earlier, there's a distinction between "translation" and "localization". By simply analyzing the word, one can easily determine this. Localizing something means producing a product that conforms to the local norms of a very specific audience. Translating is not. Localization is the second step of adapting a product in an attempt to make the product more accessible to said audience. A translation is just a general shift from a source language into a target language. Nothing localized about it. As countries that speak the same language, have different cultures, and unless the translations are suited to cater to local quirks, it ins't localized. Fansubbers that keep honorifics and original puns don't "localize" the anime, they translate it. Ask any professional translator. It's rather simple, really.
Wrong. Degrees of localization would refer to the degree of culturally specific edits and changes in the anime work. Again, a literal, purist/elitist-approved translation CANNOT be a localization, because nothing was changed to adapt to the viewer's cultural understanding.
No, the anime realm has not co-opted the term to bear a unique meaning. The process is the same in the adaptation of every form of televised media. Language localisation.
Did someone say "personal definition"? All of these features are presented along with the anime, but even when removed, the actual animation (ANIME, or "static background paintings") itself is still left unchanged. My assertion is supported by the example I provided above, demonstrating that the earliest anime productions were silent; void of music AND dialogue. If these auxiliary features are essential in nature to a work being an "anime", then that would remove the pioneers of anime (Namakura Gatana, Imokawa Mukuzo Genkanban no Maki) from the classification of anime. See the implications of such a notion? The same applies to your film analogy-- which was actually an analogy this time.
Now, one can respond with arguing that the definition of what is anime has changed since then. Not really. Just the understanding of what is to be expected in modern anime.
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No, there is no distinction between localization and translation. Translation is a localization activity. Completely faithful translations are virtually impossible, in any case, but it wouldn't matter if they weren't. You are taking a product and altering it so that consumers in a territory other than the one it was created in can understand it. Your contention that translation is not a localization activity is really bizarre.
And you continue to misunderstand the word "spectrum." Well, ain't much I can do about that.
Your contention that because the first anime was silent therefore music and dialogue should not be considered inherent elements of anime today is so silly I'm just going to let it hang there. By your definition, altering the music score in an anime would NOT be considered localization since music is not an inherent part of anime is just too strange for words.
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No, YOU'RE incorrect. I'm going to destroy this comment so bad, it's not even funny. Listen, kid, if anime was only Japanese, why was Tom and Jerry 85 on TV Asahi's list for being the top 100 "anime" of all time, if anime was only Japanese? Why was Toy Story 3 the best selling 'anime' in it's period? Not to mention the word 'anime' is merely the shortened form of the Japanese pronunciation of the English/French word animation, which is animēshon. Why are popular western cartoons in Japan like Spongebob and Simpsons called anime, if anime was only Japanese. Westerners corrupted the term, to try spilt the types of animation and make them seem as different genres, By that logic, Tintin should be refereed to as a 'l'animation' because it's a French cartoon and has different art than American animation, but French call Beast Wars, a Canadian cartoon 'l'animation' because it's ANIMATION, not COUNTRY of origin. BTW, I hope you know that 'Japanese' art style originated from Mickey Mouse. And the term 'anime' is French, not Japanese.
That pre-dated every modern Japanese cartoon, by several years.
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Helensville and Hamilton were two of the meth lab hot spots identified in the first geographic study of clandestine meth lab distribution in New Zealand.
The University of Auckland (Māori: Te Whare Wānanga o Tāmaki Makaurau) is a university located in Auckland, New Zealand. It is the largest university in the country and the highest ranked in the 2011 QS World University Rankings, having been ranked 82nd worldwide. Established in 1883 as a constituent college of the University of New Zealand, the university is made up of eight faculties over six campuses, and has more than 39,000 students at April 2010. Over 1,300 doctoral candidates were enrolled at the University of Auckland in 2007. It also provides the most conjoint combinations in New Zealand, with over 50 combinations. Conjoint programs allow students to achieve multiple degrees in a shortened period of time. The University of Auckland began as a constituent of the University of New Zealand, founded on 23 May 1883 as Auckland University College. Stewardship of the University during its establishment period was the responsibility of John Chapman Andrew (Vice Chancellor of the University of New Zealand 1885–1903).
Helensville and Hamilton were two of the meth lab hot spots identified in the first geographic study of clandestine meth lab distribution in New Zealand.
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But while the industry has tried to clean up its act, and become more transparent and efficient, old habits die hard. Billions of pounds of taxpayers' money have been spent, and wasted - for example, when British Energy was privatised and then had to be bailed out by the Government to avoid going into administration. Billions more (at least £60bn at the last count) will be needed to clean up the radioactive waste created by the industry.
Because of the secretive nature of the nuclear sector, it is hard to analyse its historical financial performance, but whether it has ever made a real profit must be extremely doubtful. The point is a timely one, for at the CBI conference on Tuesday, Tony Blair is set to announce the terms of the energy review, which is expected to pave the way for a new generation of nuclear reactors. These, we are told, will be better, cleaner - and profitable.
So before the Government sets about creating a new breed, what are the costs and benefits of nuclear power to date - and how can we be sure the mistakes of the past will not be repeated?
The UK civil nuclear industry was born out of the arms race at the start of the Cold War. Sellafield, the sprawling site in Cumbria that hosts the Thorp fuel reprocessing factory, was originally owned by the Ministry of Defence.
In the early days, the industry was chaotic, experimental and, since it was (until the mid 1990s) entirely state-owned, the attitude seemed to be that costs were largely incidental.
Many mistakes were made. The biggest was choosing to reprocess spent nuclear fuel - the idea being to use the plutonium and uranium again rather than rely on scarce and expensive imports. The plutonium also had military uses.
The first reactors, the Magnox fleet, were designed specifically with fuel reprocessing in mind, as were the next generation, the AGRs. This added to the cost and complexity.
The Thorp reprocessing plant, which cost £1.8bn to build, was closed in April this year after the discovery of a major leak and may never reopen.
Thorp was never efficient anyway, as it was not able to separate all the radioactive waste from the depleted uranium it produced. It became far easier and cheaper for generators to import uranium, the price of which fell as new reserves were found - undercutting the whole rationale for reprocessing.
Another facility, the Mox plant, was built in 2001 to take the reprocessed fuel from Thorp and produce new fuel, but it has won few contracts. Critics who said at the time it was not economic appear vindicated.
The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, which has inherited the public sector nuclear liabilities, says it is discussing with the Government whether to treat unused, reprocessed plutonium (an estimated 75 tons is in storage at Thorp) as an asset or a liability. If, as is likely, it is the latter, disposing of it will add billions more to the NDA's estimated liabilities, set at £56bn (excluding those of British Energy).
British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL), which remains state-owned, was formed in 1971. It inherited the generation, reprocessing and manufacturing activities from the UK Atomic Energy Authority. BNFL's accounts for the 1980s give the balance of its retained profits and reserves, but little clue as to how much money it received from government, and how it was spent. The late Dr Mike Sadnicki, an academic at Sussex University, produced, in 2002, a forensic analysis of BNFL's historical financial performance. It painted a picture of underestimated liabilities, inefficiency and government subsidy via various departments and other state-owned utilities.
He found that BNFL's cash position was enhanced in the 1980s and 1990s because it was the sole reprocessor in the UK, providing services for British Energy, its forerunners and BNFL's generating subsidiary, Magnox Electric. (Indeed, British Energy's near collapse was in large part due to its uneconomic but compulsory reprocessing deals with BNFL.)
BNFL's contracts with UK generating utilities were always agreed on a cost-plus basis, so any budget overrun - a frequent event in the UK nuclear industry - was borne by the customer, not BNFL.
The group was also given a remarkably free rein by government and regulators. John Wakeham, a former energy secretary, said in 1990: "BNFL's directors are responsible for its management on a day-to-day basis. This includes the financial management of the company and its internal systems. I have no responsibility for these matters."
Even a decade later, good financial housekeeping had apparently not taken hold. The former chairman of BNFL, Hugh Collum, who died earlier this year, was quoted as saying in 2000, when he took over: "There is nobody at board level with proper plc experience ... This company is not good at forecasting and not good at estimating." His comments followed the scandal a year earlier when BNFL staff were found to have fiddled data on a shipment of Mox fuel to Japan.
There was no way of knowing how economic nuclear generation was compared to coal- and gas-fired power stations because the CEGB, responsible for supplying electricity until privatisation in the 1990s, did not split out the costs of generation.
In the 1990s, as the Government looked to privatise the nuclear industry, attempts were made to produce more open accounts. Some were laughable. The interim results statement from Nuclear Electric in 1992, for example, consisted of three brief pages of information. The more government officials looked into the industry's accounts - and liabilities - the more shocked they became. Only the eight most modern reactors were deemed suitable for privatising.
The float price of British Energy, £1.5bn, was around half what it cost to build its most modern reactor, Sizewell B. Its obligation to pay only £17m per year for its estimated £5bn clean-up bill was the product of a flawed short-term fix to get the privatisation away in 1996 - another major factor in British Energy's near-collapse in 2002.
It is highly unlikely that reprocessing will form part of any new nuclear building programme. Nor will new reactors be of British design - for good reason. While nuclear power has consistently provided around a fifth of the UK's electricity, the extent of the waste - both radioactive and financial - will never be known.
A report by the Committee on Radioactive Waste Management will propose how to deal with the nuclear waste - probably by building an underground repository at a cost of around £8bn. If the Government acts on this report, this will help get rid of at least some of the uncertainty. However, nuclear energy consultant John Large says: "You won't know for sure for another 100 years if there's been a slow leak somewhere."
The nuclear industry says next time it will be different. It had better be.
1954: the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) was established and given responsibility for virtually all aspects of the developing UK nuclear industry.
1956: the UK became the first country in the world to adopt nuclear power on an industrial and commercial scale when Calder Hall, a Magnox prototype, was commissioned by the UKAEA.
1957: fire at Windscale, a nuclear complex near Calder Hall. In 1982, a report was issued suggesting that 32 deaths and 260 cases of cancer were attributable to radiation leaked. The UKAEA changed the complex's name to Sellafield.
1964: the Government decided to develop Advanced Gas Cooler Reactor (AGR) technology to succeed Magnox. In all, seven of these reactors were built in the 1970s and 1980s.
1971: BNFL split off from the UKAEA.
1994: new, 900-ton-per-year, thermal oxide reprocessing plant (Thorp) opened at Sellafield. Sizewell B, the UK's first Pressured Water Reactor station, opened.
1996: British Energy privatised and floated.
1999: scandal over falsified information concerning shipments of BNFL's Mox fuel.
2001: Mox fuel production plant opened despite opposition from the Irish government.
2002: British Energy bailed out.
2004: Government sets up NDA to take responsibility for the decommissioning and clean-up of the UK's legacy nuclear sites.
2005: Thorp forced to close after discovery of 83,000 litres of leaked radioactive waste.
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Chapter 2 Section 3
Measuring & Calculating
No experimentally obtained value is exact Human errors Method errors Instrument errors
Measurements Errors can arise depending on the instrument that is used. It is important to use the right instrument Would you use a balance that is calibrated to 1 g to weigh g of a substance? Which graduated cylinder would you use from Figure 2-7 to measure 8.6 mL
Accuracy vs. Precision 2 things to consider when making a measurement
What is the difference between accuracy and precision?
Accuracy vs. Precision Accuracy: How exact it is
The extent to which a measurement approaches the true value of a quantity Example: You measure 35.8 ML Lab partner measures 37.2 mL True volume = 36.0 mL Your measurement is more accurate than your lab partner's
Accuracy vs. Precision Precision:
How closely several measurements of the same quantity made in the same way agree with each other Measure the mass of a substance four times using the same balance 110 g, 109 g, 111 g, and 110 g.
Accuracy vs. Precision The measurements were close to each other so they are precise Remember that precise measurements are not always accurate measurements Ex: If the balance was not reset to zero the measurements are close to each other (precise) but not but not accurate
Significant Figures Significant Figures:
Measurement or calculation that consists of all the digits known with certainty plus one estimated or uncertain digit Ex: g is accurate to 5 places The 6th place is the estimated digit
Significant Figures Using the markings on the thermometer we can estimate the temperature to be 28.4 degree C 28.4 is 3 significant figures The first two digits we know for certain The third digit is an estimate The actual temperature is between 28.2 and 28.6 Report the measurements with the correct number of significant figures Example: Measuring temperature with a thermometer marked in intervals of 1 degree C
Significant Figures Burets vs. Graduated Cylinders
Significant Figures Buret vs. Graduated Cylinder
100 mL graduated cylinders are calibrated to the nearest 1 mL Burets are calibrated to the nearest 0.1 mL Best measurement with a graduated cylinder is 25.0 mL – uncertainty is in the tenths place Best measurement with a buret is mL – uncertainty is in the hundredths place
Rule Example Zeroes appearing between nonzero digits are significant 40.7 has 3 significant figures 87009 has 5 significant figures Zeroes appearing in front of nonzero digits are not significant has 4 significant figures has 1 significant figure Zeroes at the end of a number and to the right of a decimal point are significant 85.00 g has 4 significant figures has 10 significant figures Zeros at the end of a number with no decimal point may or may not be significant. Read the rest of 4 in the book 2000 may contain 1-4 significant figures 2000. Has 4 significant figures
Significant Figures Be careful when calculating with significant figures Ex: Mass of a 32.4 mL sample = g If we used this information to determine density D = m/v we would get g/mL The volume has 4 significant figures while the mass has 3 and the density has 10 So what do we do?
Operation Rule Example
Multiplication and Division The answer can have no more significant figures than there are in the measurement with the smallest amount of significant figures 12.257 X ________ Answer = 14.24 Addition and Subtraction The answer can have no more digits to the right of the decimal point than there are in the measurement with the smallest number of digits to the right of the decimal point 3.95 2.879 Answer = 220.4
Significant Figures Multiplication and Division
The answer should have the same number of significant figures as the measurement with the least amount of significant figures Do NOT round until the end when doing calculations
Significant Figures Addition and Subtraction
The answer can have no more digits to the right of the decimal than there are in the measurement with the smallest number of digits to the right of the decimal Remember it is only significant figures to the right of the decimal not total significant figures
Significant Figures Exact value: Value that has no uncertainty
Has an unlimited number of significant figures 2 categories of exact values Count Values Conversion Factors
Significant Figures Count Values
Value that is determined by counting and not by measuring Example a water molecule has 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom No uncertainty in this value because we count the number of atoms NOT measure them
Significant Figures 2. Conversion Factors 1 m = 1000 mm
No uncertainty because a millimeter is determined as exactly one-thousandth of a meter 1 mm = m Exact values ALWAYS have more significant figures than any other value in the calculation Never use counted or conversion factors to determine the number of significant figures in your calculated results
Scientific Notation Very large and very small numbers are written in scientific notation 2 parts to each value written in scientific notation 1. Number between 1 and 10 2. A power of 10
Scientific Notation 1st part: 2nd part:
Move the decimal to the right or left so only 1 nonzero digit is to the left of it 2nd part: Exponent Determined by counting the number of decimal places the decimal point must be moved.
Scientific Notation If the decimal point is moved to the left the exponent is positive If the decimal point is moved to the right the exponent is negative Eliminates the need to count zeroes
Examples are in the Book page 63
Table 2-6 Examples are in the Book page 63 Rule Addition & Subtraction: All values must have the same exponent before they can be added or subtracted. The result is the sum or difference of the first factors all multiplied by the same exponent of 10. Multiplication: The first factors of the numbers are multiplied and the exponents of 10 are added Division: The first factors of the number are divided, and the exponent of 10 in the denominator is subtracted from the exponent of 10 in the numerator
Scientific Notation Table 2-7 on page 64
Questions to Check for Learning Page 64 Problems 5-10 and 12
Additional Problems 1. Determine the # of significant figures in each of the following quantities 218 kPa 0.025 L 200. m2 1.05 g
Additional Problems 2. Round the following quantities to the # of significant figures indicated in parentheses km (3) 155.8 g (3) cm (2) 12000 kPa (3)
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List of famous Renaissance artwork, listed alphabetically with photos when available. The Renaissance movement was an awakening in the world of art, producing new types of paintings and sculptures that the world had never seen before. This is a list of the most popular Renaissance art pieces, so art enthusiasts will likely recognize the names of the famous artists who created these pieces. These renowned pieces of Renaissance artwork are showcased in museums all over the world, so if you can't afford an expensive vacation then this list is a great substitute for seeing fine Renaissance art. In the chance that pictures of these historic Renaissance works of art aren't available, you can click on the name of the piece for more information.
This list features Mona Lisa, Bacchus and Ariadne and more.
If you want to know, "What is Renaissance art?" or "What are examples of Renaissance art?" then this list will answer your questions.
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Artist: Albrecht Dürer, Hans Leonhard Schäufelein
Genres (Art): Christian art
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Period / Movement: Renaissancesee more on Altarpiece of Ober-St. Veit
This is a painting of the Biblical subject of the Annunciation, by the Italian Renaissance artists Leonardo da Vinci and Andrea del Verrocchio, dating from circa 1472–1475 and housed in the Uffizi gallery of Florence, Italy. The subject matter is drawn from Luke 1.26-39 and depicts the angel ...more
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Bacchus and Ariadne is an oil painting by Titian. It is one of a cycle of paintings on mythological subjects produced for Alfonso d'Este, the Duke of Ferrara, for the Camerino d'Alabastro – a private room in his palazzo in Ferrara decorated with paintings based on classical texts. An advance payment ...more
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Subject: Ariadne, Dionysus
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Christ among the Doctors is an oil painting by Albrecht Dürer, dating to 1506, now in the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid, Spain. The work dates to Dürer's sojourn in Venice, and was executed hastily while he was working at the Feast of the Rosary altarpiece. According to some sources, it could ...more
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A:U: Hey, what's up guys, I've been of the radar for a while now but I'm back. I have since passed my account to my brother, who is now MASTER T-REX. Yet, he has allowed me to continue to publish any stories I come up with so look out for many more chapters to come! So sit back, go to the bathroom if you need to, and enjoy the fic. Remember R&R!
Before Kratos had slayed the Gods of Olympus… Before he had challenged the Fates… Kratos had killed Ares, the God of War, and took his place.
Kratos was revered as the man who became a god, worshipped by the people of Sparta, and feared by all.
Before the end of his reign as the God of War, Kratos descended to Sparta from Olympus and planted his seed into a woman, as all gods do. This seed had taken hold in the womb of the woman, and it grew. Eventually, that seed grew into a boy, and that boy had reached the brink of manhood. The boy It was then did he learn of who his father really was. This revelation left a mark on the boy, who swore to kill the man who had left his mother and him to fend for themselves.
Sethos will stop at nothing to kill his father, the God of War, no matter who stands in his way.
God of War: Vengeance
" Sethos, we cannot keep fighting much longer! We must retreat back to the city walls!"
"NO! Spartans never surrender Gorus, never die, and NEVER RETREAT!"
With that Sethos charged out of the remaining group of Spartans and into the fray. He slit the neck of the first barbarian he saw with the edge of his shield and then stabbed another with his spear. The Barbarian gurgled and spat blood until Sethos rammed the barbarian with his shield, which caused the barbarian to slide off of his impaled spear. Hordes of barbarians attacked Sethos but his speed and skill outmatched even the greatest of Spartan warriors.
He saw a barbarian archer and threw his spear at him, impaling itself into the barbarian's throat. Sethos drew his sword and advanced towards his enemies. He hacked and slashed his way through the barbarians, now with the help of his Spartan comrades, to the barbarian king. The Spartans lined into a phalanx and charged the Kings soldiers, which were dispatched successfully.
After killing most of the Barbarian King's best soldiers, a bloodied Sethos stepped out of the phalanx to give the king a chance to live.
"Barbarian, I will give you only one more chance to retreat to your lands…"
"And if I do not, Spartan, what will you do? My empire has thousands of warriors, and if I die then someone else shall take my place? I do not fear you, petty Spartan, and I do not fear death…"
The Barbarian King should have feared Sethos.
"If you do not retreat then you… will… DIE!"
With those words, Sethos threw his sword at the king, lodging it into his head. The rest of the Spartans attacked the remaining solders. Sethos revels in all his glory and shouts "For Sparta!"
The battle was won, and the Spartans were greeted as heroes in their city. The name Sethos was on every tongue in Sparta, with tales of his victory spreading so far as to the ears of the Gods. Many claim that Sethos is a legend that would rival even the mighty Kratos, God of War. Little did people realize that Sethos was no ordinary man, and that he himself did not even know that he was the son of the God of War.
A.N: Sorry for such a brief taste of the story, but it's just the prologue and I have quite a story in mind for Sethos, Son of Kratos. Thanks for reading.
Until next time, R&R!
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This apartment has been completely renovated and converted into a holiday home in September 2013. This is a great apartment that we rent for 10 people from the same family or group of friends traveling together. The apartment has 3 suites with independent income, each has its own bathroom, kitchen, Plasma Tv, Wifi to be comfortable and indipendent eventhough make your stay comfortable and independent for a family group or friends notwithstanding traveling together.
The apartment location has a plus, walking distance from St. Peter Station from which you can reach by train the pier of Civitavecchia from where all the cruises leave .
We are 2 friends Ada e Romula. We decided to combine our capabilities to accommodate our guests with the warmth and enthusiasm that contradistingue both of us. Ada is the owner, she is a very good housewife, a very good cook also willing to teach you some typical Roman food if you wish. Romula is a travel agent, used to be in contact with people for whom I organize travels all over the world. We are fluent in three languages: Italian, French and English, so I can also help you with all of your travel throughout Italy . You can ask my opinion on your stay in Rome or on your trip and I will be very happy to give you my suggestions. Don't hesitate !!!!!
Ada Nardone purchased this apartment in 2013
' stay together in a comfortable way ' This house can accommodate from one to 10 people very comfortably, 10 people of the same family or a group of friends travelling together, giving to everyone the privacy and all the amenities that a whole house all renovated can offer. The apartment has been purposely divided into 3 suites to offer the opportunity to travel together but at the same time, to feel independent in his habits.
Ada and Romula greeted us on our arrival and provided us with the relevant information for our stay. Throughout our time they were only too willing to offer advice when we contacted them. The apartment was beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean. Unfortunately on our arrival we were informed that there was building maintenance (with noisy machinery) right outside our bedrooms and this commenced at 8am every morning for our stay; consequently we were woken up by this noise every morning. In addition we were unable to have the blinds (for the whole of the rear) open due to workmen being right outside our windows. Although the owners apologised profusely we do feel that we should have been notified prior to our arrival as we would have changed our choice of apartment.
The apartment was very elegantly furnished. WE were 3 couples sharing the unit and each couple loved theiir suite. Ada is very helpful. The Vatican is within walking distance and public transportation very afordable.
I came from NY with my family to rome for a couple of days. this apartment is just amazing . Is way better in person than in pictures . this apartment has everything you need. I would definetely recommend it to anybody, and if in the future i come back to rome will definetely be to this apartment
Our family stayed here for our European family vacation Wow, what an amazing surprise! This lovely home is exceptionally clean and decorated beautifully with personal and warm touches. We truly enjoyed the interior setup which was so perfectly separate but together for all of us ( me, husband and 4 adult boys ). The interior of the home has all the comforts and amenities to feel right at home! The bedrooms have comfortable beds/pillows with nice bedding and linens. The bathrooms are immaculately clean .The kitchen is well stocked with dining sets, pots and pans and all types of gadgets. The dining room, family room make it a great place to all share great conversation time with comfortable sofas. This house is in a quiet and clean neighborhood close to all the sites, Vatican, Colosseum, Trastevere, Jewish Ghetto, Circo Massimo, etc... with all sorts of markets ( food, flowers, bakery ). The owner Ada and her assistant Romelia, where extremely accommodating to all our needs. They were extremely informative about the area, restaurants, attractions and on site activities and made our stay feel just like home.. Great pasta and seafood restaurants in the area, great transportation hub. We would highly recommend this home to relatives, friends, couples and families with children with all the amenities any traveler could hope for. We are definitely visiting again!
From start to finish this has been our best Roman stay (and there have been several great ones!). Ada and Romula are incredible!!' Everything was better than described in the apartment (GORGEOUS and so well apppinted!!) The apartment is spacious - we were two families each with two teenage girls - we all had exactly what we needed. The neighborhood is wonderful - lots of lovely shops, restaurants, great grocery stores - the BEST pasticceria in Rome! Had a wonderful meal at Del Sardo (right around the corner from the apartment) where we were treated like family and enjoyed wonderf food! The flat has easy access to buses and taxis to get you into the city center, but you are definitely living like a local. This is the end of a six week trip abroad for us, and one of several European trips over the years - Ada and Romula's flat has been our favorite - we are SO sad to leave! And thank you both for the thoughtful flowers and prosecco for my birthday and for the special help with our departure!
We began our 18-day family vacation in Rome, staying five nights. Since we were 5 people, we needed 'space'. Ada and Romula's place was PERFECT, and more than met our needs! The apartment was truly stunning! Welcoming, spacious and VERY, very clean. Great quality linens. Ada and Romula were such gracious hosts, and spent much time answering our many questions. Snacks, coffee and bottled water appreciated. Great pizza around the right corner at Pizza 123, where they sell by the piece. A few pieces of pizza and a coke for under 5 Euros. The Agora supermarket, just down from the pizza place has everything you need, and then some. Thank you so much! Hope to see you next year .We highly recommend this apartment. Linda & Rocco
This newly renovated and refurbished apartment is located in a side street of via Gregorio VII, near the Vatican, which can be reached on foot in 15 minutes or with many buses that stop in a few minutes in front of St. Peter colonnade.
Crossed the bridge over the Tiber, you're downtown, in fact one of the centers of Rome as Rome, the Eternal City, is a great city full of interest, with many different centers, Piazza Navona, Campo dei Fiori, Piazza di Spagna, Piazza Venezia, Colosseum, the Vatican.
Via Gregorio VII, where the apartment is located, is a residential street under the dome ,semi-central, walking distance from the most important sites like Castel Sant'Angelo, Piazza Navona, Largo Argentina, even the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain or Trastevere in mostly half an hour walking. But i would also point out that it is a neighborhood very safe , however, our recommendation is to watch in all buses and in all centers of interest frequented by tourists.
In Via Gregorio VII street you will find some good restaurants, pizzerias, snack bar, supermarket, open air market, cinema, parking.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Apr 17 2017 - May 2 2017
3 night minimum stay
May 3 2017 - Jul 15 2017
2 night minimum stay
Jul 16 2017 - Jul 31 2017
3 night minimum stay
August in Rome
Aug 1 2017 - Aug 31 2017
3 night minimum stay
lVery very high season
Sep 1 2017 - Nov 4 2017
3 night minimum stay
november 2017
Nov 5 2017 - Dec 18 2017
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $11 per night, per additional guest
Chirstmas Holidays
Dec 19 2017 - Dec 28 2017
3 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Final cleaning
The prices are FLEXIBLE and depends from the avaibility of the moment.
Usually check out and check in is around 12.00 am. For late check in after 10pm We ask euro 30 of surcharge
The tax accomodation of € 3,50 per night per person is not included in the total rate and must be paid in cash at check in time.


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