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January 25, 2012, 05:10:49 AM »
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Maria Pavlovna and Wilhelm of Sweden, before their wedding.
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March 12, 2012, 07:12:29 PM »
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Maria and Dmitri
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March 13, 2012, 04:39:20 PM »
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Adorable photo. I had seen photos of Dmitri from this session but never this one of the two siblings together.
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March 15, 2012, 07:28:29 AM »
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I think this was taken when they are already living with Ella & Serge.
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June 22, 2012, 11:13:37 PM »
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Quote from: Eric_Lowe on March 15, 2012, 07:28:29 AM
I think this was taken when they are already living with Ella & Serge.
Marie and Dmitri had spent their summer holidays with the childless Serge & Elizabeth since they were todlers. The Grand Duke Paul willingly forfeited (abandoned) Marie and Dimitri in favor of his mistress Olga Valerianovna & their child in 1902. Subsequently, Marie (age 12) and Dimitri (age 11) were placed under the permanent guardianship of their uncle, the Grand Duke Serge where they remained from 1902 until his assassination in March 1905. The Grand Duchess Elizabeth then assumed custody of the children. Dmitri was emotionally distraught by his uncle's murder and was apparently terrified that he would be sent to live with his father in Paris. Elizabeth wrote "Dmitri simply sobs & clings to me. His intense fright was the idea of his having to leave me. He decided he must watch over me as Uncle Serge is no more and clings to me to such a dregree that the arrival of his father was more an anguish than a pleasure, the intense fear he would take him." According to the diaries of K.R. the Grand Duke Paul did not want to take the children from Elizabeth. Marie Pavlovna disputes that opinion.
After his uncle Serge's assassination Dmitri spent a great deal of his youth with Nicholas 11 & his family.
It is alleged that the Empress Alexandra decided against a marriage between Dimitri and her elder daughter Olga because of a rumored relationship between her "ward" and Prince Yussupov in 1912/13. Later, during the war, the Empress harshly criticised Dmitri's involvement with Moscow's "fast set" and his affairs with married women. That Dmitri became a ringleader in Rasputin's assassination did not improve his dissolute reputation in her eyes.
Throughout her llifetime Marie Pavlovna had an abnormally close attachment to her brother Dmitri. She made clear he was the one person (apart from her father) that she really loved. Troubled by her intense need for him Dmitri eventually severed close ties with his sister and arranged his life so that they saw one another rarely. Marie was deeply hurt by his decision.
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Reply #485
June 22, 2012, 11:55:49 PM »
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Do you mean after his marriage to Audrey Emery?
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Reply #486
June 23, 2012, 12:43:22 AM »
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Quote from: Eric_Lowe on February 11, 2010, 05:22:51 PM
Two failed marriages, no apparent maternal intinct, plus a poor head for business and not knowing what she wanted makes a loser. I found people here are very generous with their accessment of charecters. There is no apparent reason why her marriages failed. Marie was not sexually or verbally abused or even beaten. Most Royal women at the time would stay married for the security of status and financial stability. Do remember it was the norm for royal marriages not to marry for love. Many royal women had to love the husbands they were given. Marie Feodorovna considered it is better to be dead than divorced. It was fool hardy for Marie to chase after rainbows when she had a husband and child that needed her. I think the great sin of Marie Paulovna was that she does not understand responsibility, and flung herself into situations without thinking the consequenses.
Perhaps the problem with Marie Pavlovna was that she made clear throughout her life that the ONLY people she ever really cared for were her father and brother--and neither put her first in their priorities. In fact, both in their separate ways would eventually sever ties with her.
Marie's very limited affections do not make for sound marriages, parental devotion, or satisfaction in life.
Marie was eager to marry her Swedish prince because he was a means to an end. A made to order chump who represented a phony idea of how marriage could be (if she ever believed it--i.e., read her letters), freedom, self expression, and good times out from under the stifling control of her aunt,--ditto the ability to access her intense fixation on her father & brother at will.
Given the disconnect from reality and the blindsided futility of her goals, why wouldn't Marie Pavlovna remain forever dissatisfied?
Reply #487
June 23, 2012, 01:31:21 AM »
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Quote from: rachel5a on June 22, 2012, 11:55:49 PM
Do you mean after his marriage to Audrey Emery?
Dmitri's close ties "break" from his sister Marie Pavlovna appears to have occured sometime after they set up housekeeping together after immigrating from Russia. The process may have even started before then. The precise date is uncertain.
Apparently, the red flags were up early concerning this brother & sister team. Example: At a dance in Moscow, Dmitri & Marie danced SEVEN dances together in a row & the Tsar had to send an equerry to separate them. Source her memoirs. Marie actually touts the all encompassing nature of her relationship with brother Dmitri from the first chapter.
Marie Pavlovna's half sister Natalie Paley was also dysfunctional and in disarray. A very strange & unconventional life, to say the least.
Both women would have made a fascinating study for a Tennesse Williams play. Prince Lennart later characterized his mother incomplete--an oddity.
Last Edit: June 23, 2012, 01:45:48 AM by perdita
Reply #488
June 23, 2012, 10:40:08 AM »
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Quote from: Mandie, the Gothic Empress on February 01, 2010, 11:48:52 PM
Quote from: Eric_Lowe on February 01, 2010, 10:37:09 AM
Some people think I should not compare Olga Alexandrovna with Maria Paulovna, because she had loving parents and was more balanced. However we all know it has to do with one's attitude towards life......As I said, Marie had youth, beauty, fortune and lots of potential going for her, but messed up her life. Had she took responsibility of her life, it would not have turned out that way.
So what! Marie tried and since she didn't have a loving childhood like Olga, she become cold and self-centered like any girl whom grow up with the feeling of being unwanted and unloved. but shes not a loser. shame on you.
Marie "unwanted and unloved" during her childhood?
According to Marie Pavlovna; "father's love for us was deep and fond, as we knew"--although she concedes that he displayed little spontanious tenderness. Except for summer holidays spent with Uncle Serge and Aunt Ella, Marie and Dmitri were in the sole custody of their beloved father until he abandoned them at age 12 and 11 respectively (Oct. 1902) to abscound with his mistress and their illegitimate son.
Marie Pavlovna was under the exclusive guardianship of her Uncle Serge from Nov. 1902 until March 2005. Slighly more than two years. There is no question that Serge adored and wanted Marie an Dmitri. Quote Marie, "Towards us he displayed a tenderness almost feminine...In his fashion he loved us deeply. He liked to have us near him and gave us a good deal of his time..If he had known the full extent of our devotion to our father it would have maddened him." Marie describes her relationship with Ella as strained and maintains that her aunt's demeanor was "cold" towards her up until Serge's death
Marie made clear that she had a very loving & close relationship with her brother Dimitri throughout her childhood and early youth. Ditto, she was indulged by her affectionate maternal grandparents and Swedish in-laws. She assets that the Empress Marie & Alexandra were always most kind to her when she was growing up.
Princess Marie was also good looking, talented, and immensely wealthy.
MANY in this world should be so fortunate.
Note that Natalie Paley had a very loving upbringing, she was raised by parents who were happily married, she was never under the guardianship of Serge or Ella, her mother and sister survived the revolution,--and she ended up every bit as screwed up as her siblings Marie & Dmitri. Her brother Vladimir was peculiar too. Granted, it is also rumored that Natalie was sexually assaulted when a teen. If true, the details are conjecture. However, not an uncommon experience. It is estimated that one in four women are sexually abused. Most conceal it.
Natalie was also beautiful, gifted, and adored by all during her lifetime.
Arguably, there are many people with loving parents who become cold and narcisstic. Just as there are people like Count Lennard who are abandoned by unloving, cold, and distant mothers and became a fond parents to many children. (Lennart had 9 offspring.)
Last Edit: June 23, 2012, 11:09:56 AM by perdita
Reply #489
June 23, 2012, 11:39:49 PM »
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All this is very interesting.
In what way did Vladimir Paley grow up 'peculiar'? And in what way was Natalie 'screwed up'?
As to Marie, she was 14 at Serge's death, which, as we are constantly being told these days, is a difficult age, especially for girls. Maybe a difficult time for her to be living with Ella, with whom she didn't get on.
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June 24, 2012, 09:29:19 AM »
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I think from what I read about Vladimir Paley, he strikes me as quite normal. He is a poet like his cousin Grand Duke Kostantin of Russia.
Natalie Paley had a film and modelling career, that is much more than we could say about Marie, who lived off the handouts from her ex-father-in-law and son.
As her Aunt Marie (Princess Marie of Greece, Grand Duchess George of Russia) said' she was quite spoilt". As Dmitri had a much calmer relationship with Ella than her.
Reply #491
June 24, 2012, 11:59:31 AM »
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Quote from: Eric_Lowe on June 24, 2012, 09:29:19 AM
I think from what I read about Vladimir Paley, he strikes me as quite normal. He is a poet like his cousin Grand Duke Kostantin of Russia.
Natalie Paley had a film and modelling career, that is much more than we could say about Marie, who lived off the handouts from her ex-father-in-law and son.
As her Aunt Marie (Princess Marie of Greece, Grand Duchess George of Russia) said' she was quite spoilt". As Dmitri had a much calmer relationship with Ella than her.
Keep in mind, Olga Alexandovich also had a guardian (her mother) who orchestrated a sham marriage to suit for her designs & purposes. Although a dutiful daughter, Olga made clear throughout her life, that she did not have a warm or friendly relationship with her mother, the Empress Marie. Like Marie Pavlovna, Olga loved her father and brother Michael above all else when growing up--but unlike Marie, she did not love them to the exclusion of everyone else. Olga was neither cold or narcissitic. She adored her husband and children.
Natalie Paley was addicted to "special attchments" with homosexual or bisexual men: Lucian Lelong, Serge Lifar, Jean Cocteau, Horst, Antoine de Saint-Exepery, John Wilson, George Cukor, Cole Porter, etc. Natalie perferred relationships where she was the object of worship, but not necessarily intimacy. An emotional nomad. Natalie also acquired heterosexual lovers, most notably Erich Marie Remarque. Their affair lasted for 11 years, until it lapsed after Remarque became involved with actress Paulette Goddard. Remargue later fictionalized Natalie as "Natascha" in his posthumous novel, Shadows In Paradise. Although the novelist considered Natalie the love of his life he was not altogether flattering characterizing her capricious, self-involved, and tempermental. Noel Coward, who eventually became very fond of "not too steady on her pins" Natalie (actually preferring her to his former lover John Wilson), made clear in his diaries that both Natalie & her Gay husband were acutely alcoholic. In fact, throughout her lifetime Natalie was plagued with loneliness, opium use, alcohol addiction, tranquilizers, severe depression, & seclusion. After her theatrical producer husband John C. Wilson's death (1961--age 62) from early dementia and cirrhosis of the liver, Natalie spent the last 20 years of her life a recluse who either communicated almost entirely by phone or did not respond to phone calls period. According to several sites, wishing to die in "dignity", Natalie finally took a strong dose of sleeping pills in 1981. She had just turned 76.
Arguably, Irina Paley's life was also somewhat irregular.
Marie Pavlovna intimated, that although attached to one another, Vladimir Paley was too "highly unusual" for the Grand Duke Paul's tastes. Father and son did not have a close understanding. It is alleged, however, the Russian Revolution and Lieut. Vladimir's war record improved their relationship. Is it known if Vladimir had a love interest?
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June 24, 2012, 10:29:40 PM »
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Quote from: Eric_Lowe on January 05, 2010, 12:42:42 PM
Well...Ella was always very nice with children (like with Greek Minny & Felix Yussopov) and had no problems with Dimitri. Maria was a bit spoilt due to the fact that people felt sorry for her having no mother and a distant father (who cared more about his mistress than his own children). Serge wanted to raise his brother's family, but nobody seem to ask if Ellawanted to have two children in close proximity. The children act as a sore reminder that she cannot have any of her own (although the fault may not necessary lie with her). With Serge spoiling the children, so Ella had no choice but to discipline them. It is something that tringed with jealousy that Ella later apologize for. Yes Marie had her heartbreaks, but she was responsible for making bad choices in men. She could hardly blame Ella for her later choices.
According to Marie Pavlona her aunt Ella told her that she had "suffered greatly because of the affection my uncle had shown us so completely" and confessed herself "guilty of injustices born of that jeolousy". Conceivably, Ella had been the "child" in Serge's house before her place was replaced by Marie & Dmitri. The root cause of Ella's jeolosy was never explained by the principles involved. Interestingly, early on, Serge & Alexander 111 intimated that Ella would not have children. It is unlikely that Serge would have made known to his family that his marriage would remain unconsummated or that it was he, not Ella, who was the problem.
It is also difficult to believe that Marie invented from whole cloth her portrait of Aunt Ella. The first volume of Marie's memoirs was published in the early 30s when her brother was still very much alive. Dmitri had developed a close bond with his aunt and he never contradicted his sister's version of events. Would she have blatantly lied & slandered Ella to his face?
Whatever her faults, Marie did have reasons to feel aggrieved. After having lost her mother, the center of her universe (her adored father) willfully abandoned Marie for his mistress & child and relocated to Paris. Marie also deeply resented her aunt and uncle. The truth is Ella made clear she did not welcome Paul and Alexandra's children in her home--and although Serge made a good faith effort to persuade his brother to return to his children "who needed him", he also desparately wanted custody of Marie and Dimitri for himself and he got it. That sealed Serge's fate as a prospective father to Marie and Dmitri. Any grievance Marie might have logically placed on Paul's head (and rightfully so) she scapegoat--transferred to Serge. In Marie's eye's it was Paul who had became the "victim" and Serge the illegitimate usurper. That's what she wanted to believe. When her uncle was assasinated it was with joy in Marie's heart that she would again have access to her beloved father. Only Aunt Ella stood in her way.
Ultimately, no one got what they wanted in this drama but the culprit of the piece the Grand Duke Paul. Ironically, Marie claimed in her memoirs that the "happiest" time of her childhood was spent with Dmitri and her Uncle Serge at Illinskoe.
Did Ella "pressure" Marie to marry Prince William? Perhaps, but Marie also wrote that she wanted out from under her aunt's control for a myriad of reasons. Arguably, Marie was at least as wilful as the Tsar's eldest daughter Olga Nicholavich and the later did not hesitate to make clear when she was just 18 that she had no intenion of leaving Russia or marrying Prince Carol of Rumania. i.e., Olga adamently rejected a sought after advantageous and significant dynastic alliance. Arguably it is also likely that Nicholas and Alexandra were far more sympathetic guardians to Olga's private interests, than were Elizabeth and Irene to Marie's. In 1908 Ella was preoccupied with taking holy orders & her sister Irene's first priority was her sister's health & interests.
Given her character, temperment, and limited affections it is unlikely Marie would have had a satisfying relationship or a stable life. But Marie wasn't a total "loser". She wrote an excellent and insightful best seller and made her own independent way in the world until she relocated to South America, made unwise investments, & went financially bust. After Dmitri's early death in 1941 she seemed to throw in the towel.
Ultimately, Marie was responsible for her marriages, relationship with her son, and her life's choices.
Last Edit: June 24, 2012, 10:57:00 PM by perdita
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June 24, 2012, 11:20:17 PM »
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Re: Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna-younger, her life and relations
The point is that Marie had been "difficult" to begin with, while Dmitri was much easier for Ella to handle. Dmitri did not experience any cruelty at the hands of Ella, although it seems that they became closer after Serge's death. There is a photo in Charlotte Zeepvat's book The Camera & The Tsars" (in fact on the back jacket) shows a young Dmitri sitting with a smiling Ella in 1908. Yes he did not contradict his sister on her memoirs, but he did not support it either. So it might be Marie's own prejudice against Ella only. In fact her Aunt Grand Duchess George sided With Ella in calling Marie " She was full of life and very jolly, but inclined to be self-willed and selfish, and rather difficult to deal with..." Would the only sister of Marie's dead mother lied about her niece ? Not very likely. On why Dmitri got along better with Ella & Serge, she wrote " Dmitri had a much easier character and taken more of his parent's natures". I rest my case.
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June 26, 2012, 12:43:08 PM »
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Clearly 'screwed up' is a fair description of Natalie Paley!
I wonder whether all of us (including me!) are being slightly unfair to Marie Pavlovna in comparing her with Olga Alexandrovna, as Olga was really the one member of the entire Romanov family who adapted successfully to exile. Having married the man she loved, once her mother died and she was free to get on with her life, she and Nikolai Koulikovsky settled to dairy farming and provided for themselves and their sons. By contrast, Xenia depended on accommodation provided by George V and periodic financial bail-outs, and her marriage (admittedly already under strain before the Revolution) broke down. After being exiled from Greece, Alice of Battenberg's marriage broke up and she had a serious and prolonged mental breakdown, though she ultimately recovered. The point I'm making is that Marie P was rather more typical than Olga A - marriage breakdowns and financial problems seem to have been fairly standard for exiles.
I don't think that Vladimir not being on the same wavelength as his father means that he was peculiar. My father and brother are very different people and I would not call either of them peculiar! Vladimir was dead at 21, so quite possibly the rough edges would have been smoothed out by time.
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During the work session prior to the regular session, Margaret Hillhouse, a member of the Cherokee County Library Board, addressed the commission, noting that Henry's salary, as compared to other librarians in the area, is inadequate at best and that the librarian's position involves much more than simply checking books and other materials in and out of the library.
"We have a pretty critical situation there now," said Hillhouse. "But first I want to thank the commissioners, Judge Day and Tim Burgess for all the help he has given us."
"There are many human interest stories about the importance of the library to this county," said Hillhouse. "It goes back to the time when Mrs. Linnie Ellis started the library downstairs in the basement of the courthouse and then Mrs. Ethel Morrison donated the land to build the present library. It was built in 1874. Since that time, the library has overseen two building programs. We have raised the funds privately. So we now have a beautiful facility that any county would be proud of. And I have been to quite a few of the libraries around."
"The thing I am trying to get across, we can no longer view the librarian as a clerk who checks books in and out," said Hillhouse. "It is a very technical place now. I think most of you realize that and we are committed to serving the needs of a diverse clientele."
"Directing a library requires a degreed professional much like educators, lawyers, engineers, nurses," said Hillhouse. "The library aides in the county in lowering the unemployment rate. Almost a fifth of the Cherokee County population lives under poverty level. And most rely solely on the library computers."
"We think, 'well everybody can get a computer that wants it,' but that is not true," said Hillhouse. "So we have a computer lab now with 18 computers. People come there to complete all kinds of tasks because they are trying to survive in this computer age. We have children's computer access for school projects, education and so forth. Seniors are 18 percent of this county's population. And they utilize the computer access to file important documents."
"We offered computer classes directed at this age group and all other," said Hillhouse. "I wanted to tell you about a little incident that happened to make you realize just how much people use those computers. We had a lady who came in and said 'I need to use the computer.' Our computers were down, we were having technical problems. The librarian said 'I am sorry, they are down.' She broke out crying and the librarian said 'Oh my goodness what's wrong?'. She said 'I am trying to apply for a job and they will only take applications on the Internet. And she said I have spent the last money I have to get here for gas.'"
The genealogy reference department of the library attracts people from many states," said Hillhouse. "We have had them from all over here doing genealogy. We had a request from a lady in Sweden not long ago. So that generates money too when people come in here."
"The Mormons who have the most comprehensive genealogy collection anywhere came and spent a month in our library copying genealogy records," said Hillhouse.
"I don't want to bore you with a lot of statistics, but just a few important ones," said Hillhouse. "In fiscal year 2012, the number of library visits was 38,436. We circulated 86,799 individual materials including books and audio books. Library employees answered 6,364 reference questions, 4,072 patrons attended the 18 programs we offer at the library. So the skills set of the person we needed to acquire as director needs to address the county's population, their age requirement and their specific needs. We had a class come from the middle school two weeks ago on Saturday morning. They needed lots of help finding the help they needed. Our present director was excited about helping them."
The library director, Hillhouse said, must have extensive knowledge of securing grants, which includes discovery, applying, and implementation of state and federal monies available. "This is paramount to staying abreast of modern technology," said Hillhouse.
"Our present director has a proven record in grant acquisitions," said Hillhouse. "Securing two state grants, qualifying for three scholarships with a 4.0 GPA while completing her masters in library and information science. Mrs. Henry is the first director we have ever had in this county who has an MLS. There is a wage disparity that I believe has been an oversight. The previous director's salary was $30,400. The present director's salary is $20,423. That is nearly $10,000 a year less. She does have a master of library science."
"We have compared libraries that serve the same population we have," said Hillhouse. "We are currently paying our director that of an entry level library aide. We have a golden opportunity to keep the most qualified, knowledgeable, experienced director we have ever had. We have never even had any applicants that had this kind of experience, knowledge and education so I am asking you to try to correct this oversight for the good of Cherokee County."
"We haven't filled our assistant director's position yet, so all we have down there is the director and two part time employees," said Henry. "So if she goes, we won't have a director, won't have anybody to train someone that comes in there. All I would know to do is close the library until someone comes in there."
"Thank you for your continued support and I thank you for your attention," said Hillhouse.
On a related matter, the commission, during its regular session, approved the reappointments of Doris Pearson, Margaret Hillhouse and Johnny Usry to fill terms on the Cherokee County Library Board ending Feb. 1, 2016 and Andrea Givens for the term ending Feb. 1, 2017.


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Schools across Kansas have re-worked school lunch menus to meet new federal standards and students are taking notice."Sometimes I eat it, but sometimes it's just nasty," says Rhonda, a student at Wichita Northeast Magnet High School.
Parents have contacted Eyewitness News to complain about the changes. Many tell us their children aren't getting enough food.
"Portions are a little smaller," says Zane, also a student at Wichita Northeast Magnet.
That's true, calorie count is down, but the biggest change is what's offered.
"It does make the tray look a little different," says Wichita Schools Food Services Director Vicki Hoffman.
New federal standards this year require schools to serve more nutritious meals. That means more fruit and vegetables and fewer carbohydrates, a school lunch staple that fills kids up.
Hoffman says the changes are based on a nutrition study.
"You've got to eat more fruits and vegetables, a variety of vegetables, more whole grains, less carbohydrates and limit the protein," says Hoffman.
"The idea of what they're doing is to help students understand proper portions and proper eating habits, I think that's what's good about it," adds Zane.
Hoffman says students who need more calories, like athletes, may need to supplement with a la carte options.
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In-depth BiographyThe Boston, MA-based Passion Pit began as a one-man project of singer and songwriter Michael Angelakos to produce a Valentine's Day gift for his girlfriend. The gift, an EP entitled Chunk of Change, soon wound up in the hands of friends and acquaintances, who were enthralled with the work. Eventually, Passion Pit became not only a vehicle for the romantic expressions of Angelakos' heart but a full-fledged band -- at least for live gigs -- and opened for a number of well-known artists, including Death Cab for Cutie. This momentum led to label interest, and in 2008 the Frenchkiss label picked up Chunk of Change for re-release with the addition of two bonus tracks. The EP, and especially the track "Sleepyhead," garnered a lot of attention from bloggers and fans of giddy electronic indie pop. Columbia Records also liked what they heard and paired with Frenchkiss to release Manners, the first album by the group (which now consisted of Angelakos, Nathan Donmoyer, Ian Hultquist, Ayad Al Adhamy, and Jeff Apruzzese), in spring of 2009. ~ Chris True & Tim Sendra, Rovi


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This weeks Favorite Fridays Topic is Favorite Sex & the City Character! (Countdown to SATC2 officially begins: 1 week!)
Mine is: Mr. Big! (Or John as we FINALLY find out; but he will always be "Big" to me...)
I ALWAYS knew Carrie would end up with Big; she just HAD to! I liked him from Day (or episode, rather) 1...I'm so anxious to see what happens to him & Carrie in SATC2!
Here are some of my favorite Big quotes:
from the very first episode
Carrie: Have you ever been in love?
Big: Abso-fuc*ing-lutely.
Big: If you think I have the smallest chance, I'll book the next flight to Paris, I'll wander the street till I find her, I'll do anything. But if you think she really is...happy, then I wouldn't want to wreck that for her, and I'll be history.
Miranda: Go get our girl.
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As many of you know, Artillery will be coming to Newerth on Friday! We're all very excited about his introduction and have been reading what you've had to say as well. As a result of your feedback, we've decided to make a small change.
When Artillery is released, the "manly" avatar will be his primary look. This change was made as a direct result of your feedback. The mechanical avatar for Artillery is extremely cool but we understand that, for the aesthetic of the game, the human avatar should be the more prevalent of the two. Thus, the mech will be available as the Early Access Alt Avatar for Artillery starting on Friday.
To help cement this change in the story of Newerth, here's some new lore for the introduction of the hero. Keep in mind that HoN takes place in the distant future of an Earth-like planet and thus, technology can be rediscovered from the past, which is the case here.
He looked down at the gear that the Engineer had salvaged from the dig. It was amazing how much destructive power the Ancients could pack into something so small. He oiled the barrels of the gun, loaded the rockets in their launchers and strapped them down to his back. He lit his cigar and strode towards the battlefield. Let those demons have their electricians - they don't stand a chance against this new breed of soldiers raining death from above - Artillery!
Thank you for being so passionate about HoN and we hope that you're as excited for Artillery as we are!
sick, manly one looks better anyway
Amazing changes. This is great use of your forums and community. Love the new lore. Keep the lore coming!
The sign of lost Carcosa appeared in the air, paralyzing us with dread older than the very idea of time.
As we looked on in horror, the unholy sign dissolved into a lone figure, shrouded in yellow.
Didn't mind it before, but I like it this way a lot more. Good lore! :3
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Awesome job guys!
Two thumbs way up guys. Seriously.
We're all naked underneath these clothes.
Nice move. Now I hope someone will write a better lore for the robot or whatever they wanna call that thing is.
Two things here.
First, I realy really LOVED seing S2 is now trusting their community, listening to us, to our ideas, our complaints about what you bring us in updates.
Thumbs up for that. Good Job xanderk.
Second, I just don`t like this idea of gundam robots fighting kung fu pandas, pollywogs, and leggionaires... sounds so... disconnected.
But, the changes at least made it acceptable. Not that I like it. Just accepted it.
Thumbs down for that kinda lack of environment attachment.
Anyways, positive update after all.
This is really awesome. Thank you so much S2 for doing this.
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Good job S2! Glad to see youre listening to us more! Thanks a ton for this! Look forward to owning with him!
Hmph, I'm up against all of you guys? Hahah, well then, sounds like I have nothing to worry about. This war's already been won.
Bad idea. If the sole reason was for the lore, then need we remind you that there are a ridiculous amount of heroes as Artillery is...
My goal is for at least one of my heroes to be ported into HoN! Help my cause and get S2 to see these!
Check out "IsmaelVera's Vault of Heroes" in the Hero Drafts section!
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yes i didnt like the robot so the man and the lore made me hate him less good job s2
I kinda like the mech version idea but if they made it more like the HoN style like chipper or what ever.
didnt get it ? or its me ? what the point of changes ?


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About six months ago or so I went to Joshua Tree with my good ol' friend Peter. It was a fun trip. I was looking at some of the photos and decided to post a couple. The top picture, believe it or not, is the moon rising, not the sun setting. It looked 10x better in person; the sky was a beautiful red and orange. The bottom picture was taken the night before, not much story to it. If you are friends with me on Facebook, check out some more pics here.
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In other fun crochet news, Momma just got this photo from Knit-A-Square in South Africa that her Lion and Elephant squares made it there safely and will be sewn into dozens of blankets with other wonderful squares to keep the children warm!
She hopes to maybe even finish it this weekend. What are you all up to this weekend?


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Create is a major group exhibition presenting a selection of the most important works created over the past 20 years by artists involved with three pioneering non-profit organizations: Creativity Explored, Creative Growth Art Center and the National Institute for Art and Disabilities Art Center (NIAD). These organizations were founded with the belief that exceptional creativity can emerge in anyone, and they support the work of artists with developmental disabilities through a unique and highly successful approach to group studio practice. The centers offer an experience that is, in many ways, the antithesis of that envisioned by the art critic Roger Cardinal in 1972 when he coined the term "outsider art" to identify the work of artists who have no contact with the art world and who are physically and/or mentally isolated.
This major survey exhibition brings well-deserved attention to this compelling work, sharing it with a broad audience and expanding on its impact on a range of renowned international artists. Create sparks critical dialogue concerning the categories of contemporary art practice, especially the notion of "outsider art," and challenges audiences to rethink the limitations of such categories. It is clear why works by these artists have been increasingly recognized as a significant contribution to the field of contemporary art, both nationally and internationally, among artists, curators, critics and collectors, as well as the broader cultural community, and are now in the permanent collections of artists such as Cindy Sherman, Jeremy Deller, Chris Offili and Peter Doig, and in prominent institutions including the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Create presents a range of exceptional works in diverse media by twenty artists who have produced artworks at these centers over the past 20 years. Among the artists included are Judith Scott, William Scott, John Patrick McKenzie, Evelyn Reyes and Dan Miller. Each artist has sustained an art-making practice at the highest level for many years, and the range of their work is extraordinary: Judith Scott's visceral sculpture utilizes found materials wrapped in knotted yarn or string; William Scott's humorous paintings incorporate sardonic urban motifs; John Patrick McKenzie's lyrical work employs the repetition of text drawn from pop culture, current events and his immediate surroundings; Evelyn Reyes's pastel drawings feature bold, minimalistic shapes; and Dan Miller's intricate work includes drawings and paintings incorporating layered text.
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William Scott, Inner Limits, n.d.
Create is a traveling exhibition curated by Lawrence Rinder, with Matthew Higgs, and organized by the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive and ICI (Independent Curators International), New York. The exhibition and accompanying catalog were made possible, in part, by Dr. James B. Pick and Dr. Rosalyn M. Laudati, and the continued support of the BAM/PFA Trustees. Additional support for the tour is made possible in part by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, and the ICI Board of Trustees.
The Santa Fe Art Colony: Early American Modernists in New Mexico explores the development of Santa Fe as an art colony through the artists who visited there and helped establish the city as an artistic center, tracing the colony's formative years from approximately 1915 up to 1940. When artists from eastern locales began to settle in the Santa Fe area, they discovered a rich culture and a wealth of picturesque imagery. The main draws were the majestic landscape and the multi-cultural environment, which proved a matchless blend of inspiration. The exhibition gives a thorough picture of which artists went to Santa Fe, what they found compelling about the environment, the work they produced, and the prevailing artistic trends, from Realism to Modernism, which they applied to Southwestern subject matter. The Santa Fe Art Colony: Early American Modernists in New Mexico focuses exclusively on the art and artists of the Santa Fe colony, presenting the best of the artists' work and showing the distinct artistic climate of this unique locale and the qualities that distinguish it apart from Taos. Through the works included in the exhibition, a range of styles will be presented that encompasses the Santa Fe Old Guard, such as Carlos Vierra, Gerald Cassidy, and Warren Rollins, the Realism of Robert Henri, Edward Hopper, Leon Kroll, and John Sloan, as well as the introduction of the Modernist aesthetic to the Southwest with such artists as Stuart Davis, Andrew Dasburg, and Marsden Hartley, to highlight only a few of the prominent artists.
The exhibition will feature over 40 outstanding artworks carefully selected from prominent public and private collections. The exhibition and accompanying catalogue is organized by the Boca Raton Museum of Art in conjunction with independent curator Dr. Valerie Ann Leeds, a specialist in American art of this period. The exhibition catalogue will lavishly illustrate all works in the exhibition and feature a critical essay by Dr. Leeds.
John Sloan, Picnic on the Ridge, 1920, oil on canvas, 26 x 35 inches, Private Collection, Los Angeles, California
Edward Hopper, Ranch House, Santa Fe, 1925, Watercolor over pencil on paper, 13 3/4 x 19 3/4 inches, Williams College Museum of Art, Bequest of Lawrence H. Bloedel, Class of 1923, 77.9.6


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