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this was delicious!!!! although i agree with the other revieew, that i would add less lemon juice. the only reason i'm giving it 4 stars, is it was very time consuming to make.
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Published by RinMizuki95 on 03/01/2014 in Stories
Hey guys~! I know I'm behind in stories but I was lacking in inspiration and plus I have some busy college stuff to work out! Anyways~! I hope you enjoy the filler chapter as it will keep you guys up to date with the story and whatnot! This has a lot of info! [tags: kh ff sora roxas ace deuce mickey lumina elena serah cloud cissnei] (i hope this tag stays haha) oh and ps that during ch 2 i stated cater as the mean person but i was suppose to state trey instead since i mixed those two characters up!
ℓosт iη sℓeep [kh & ff] .o2-3
Published by RinMizuki95 on 11/12/2013 in Stories
[Part 3] of ?? for the 2nd chapter! Hiya~! So, I guess I've been inspired lately LOLs I hope this wasn't too confusing! Messages and ratings are much loved~ ♥ Mari / RinMizuki95 [Tags: kh ff sora roxas yuffie namine selphie xion ace riku kairi deuce auron]
How Much do you know about Hollywood Undead? (band and lyrics)
Published by TheGingerJihad on 07/21/2013 in Quizzes
Please just use your Raw knowledge, it's only for fun, don;t take it to heart! Band knowledge = 5 points (50 total) Lyrics knowledge = 10 points (100 total) BONUS = 1 question for 20 points. So bear in mind you're gonna be aiming for 170 points!
Destiny Islands Private Academy: A KH/FF HS Story 5
Published by radiancewithin on 06/17/2013 in Quizzes
Hey guys! It's summer, so expect a lot of updates. My goal is to have 5-15 updated by the end of July and possibly more. Thanks to everyone who is supporting and reading this story.
Hollywood Undead 7 Minutes In Heaven
Published by ChantathedogDemon on 05/10/2013 in Quizzes
(There are some sexual things in here, not a lot you were warned.) Morgan grabbed you and dragged you towards Hollywood undead's mansion. You didn't feel like going and getting drunk, it was the same thing all the time. Go get drunk, walk home, throw up, have a hungover. Then it happens all over again... You sighed softly as you walked inside the mansion. Morgan shouted after becoming a little drunk, "Let's play a game!" Everyone agreed and Morgan forced you to play 7 minutes in heaven...
Which shake it up character do you like the best?
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Love's Worth Nine Lives~ Chapter 3
Published by CyanideSunshine13 on 09/19/2012 in Stories
Juliet is invited to a masquerade party hosted by Deuce & Jeffree Star.... Deuce says the unexpected thing to her as well.... ('Action' in this chapter, so beware)...
Love's Worth Nine Lives~ Chapter 2
Published by CyanideSunshine13 on 09/19/2012 in Stories
I wrote this as soon as I heard about Deuce getting attacked by J-Dog and Funny Man outside of that club.... This is my version of the fight. Enjoy.(=
Love's Worth Nine Lives~ Chapter 1
Published by CyanideSunshine13 on 09/19/2012 in Stories
When model Juliet Valentine appears on the set of Deuce's video for 'Let's Get It Crackin', she catches the eye of Deuce... Well there be a connection? Wait and see.(=
Love's Worth Nine Lives (A Deuce Story)~ Info
Published by CyanideSunshine13 on 09/17/2012 in Stories
Basically an introduction into the story of Deuce and Juliet Valentine.(=
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Hollywood Undead : Danny or Deuce?
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Published by HarlequinWhore on 06/12/2012 in Stories
A little Brusnop to kick off my stay here at Quizilla! Woo! I thank DamaskWallpaper for some of the lolz that this pairing has brought us, so go troll her. ^_^ Anywho, Ben loves Danny and Danny... Well, honestly, no one knows what Danny's thinking, but he's definitely got something running through that British head of his. Named after their song 'Breathless' from their album 'Reckless & Relentless'. YAY!
Who is your favorite Monster High doll character? (None of these pictures are mine.)
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Innocent High Is Where Its At (;
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My first chapterr :D
The Islands {Chapter 2}
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WARNING!!!! This chapter may include some echi stuff that may be inappropriate for younger audiences. Parental discretion is advised. There will be other chapters like this, maybe even worse. So if you do not like this stuff or if you're a parent and you do not wish for your kids to read this kind of stuff, do not, I repeat, DO NOT, continue. That is a D.O.N.O.T. spelling, DO NOT. But if you do, please enjoy. ⊙ω⊙
How Did I Know It Was You?..(J-Dog) **1**
Published by XxExlijah69xX on 05/21/2012 in Stories
im using deuce cause i love him haha but ima use new HU songs where danny sings so yeah dont mind that. oh its a j-dog love story
On Tour With HollyWood UnDead,BVB & A7X::.Chapter6.::
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Photo by Yann Libessart After a year of negotiations to get the lifesaving pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV) at a reduced price in Yida refugee camp, South Sudan, MSF is finally starting the vaccination campaign there. Unfortunately, the delays have pushed the campaign into the logistically challenging rainy season; but this will be the first time PCV has ever been used in South Sudan. Read more
"These people have fled terrible violence in Sudan and lost family members during their arduous journeys for safety, and now they are sitting exposed in refugee camps on a flood plain and dying from preventable diseases due to horrific living conditions," said Tara Newell, MSF emergency coordinator in Jamam.
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After a recent typhoon caused severe, and in some cases fatal, flooding on the southern Philippine island of Mindanao, a Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) team began providing emergency medical assistance to people whose houses were destroyed and who are now living in evacuation centers.
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Pakistan: Providing Care for Flood-Displaced Families in Sindh
Severe flooding in Pakistan has affected millions of people, hitting Sindh Province, in the southern part of the country, particularly hard. After weeks of torrential monsoon rains, canals burst their banks, flooding villages and leaving tens of thousands of families homeless for the past two months. Read more
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
AND MORE TOAD, and another show
Yes, one more show at Toad Thursday, September 18. Then look for us every Thursday in October at the Lizard Lounge, all in fabulous Cambridge.
I want to announce another show, at the risk of losing more "fans" like those who defected from the mailing list back when I was right about the then-oncoming Iraq War, bemoaning the fact that an artist (yeah, me) whose music they liked had gone "political" (which really meant they disagreed with my politics). Anyway, this will be a short set on Dunster Road in Jamaica Plain, Boston, for a real street-level Obama fundraiser on Sunday, September 21. The event will also feature Jimmy Tingle, Michael Tarbox, Chris Toppin and Jim Buni, and other speakers and musicians. Jimmy has some details here: FUNRAISER
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Oh William, Oh William, I'm sure those "fans" who protested their ire and unsubscribed over time recognized their folly. Their musings and actions may though have been less deliberate than the wholesale stifling of decent that occurred at this very URL. If you told me you were embarrassed by some of the affairs before the sacking I would have to understand and support your sentiments. I must admit I was.
Indeed "reasoned discourse" wasn't often the letter of the day at the forum. But lets be honest here. Your contempt for those who performed the electronic version of plugging their ears and singing LA LA LA LA are no more or less boorish louts than those who drove you to end the open forum. And when I say those boorish louts, I include the regular posters AND those infantile sycophants who incessantly bent your ear to end it all because they didn't want to read it (unless they cared to throw in their 2 cents) All that is left to be asked is.... who is worse?
I leave you with some good news: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/21/weekinreview/21filkins.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1&ref=todayspaper
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Using Computers as Objects of Evidence in Corporate Investigations
How to avoid the common pitfalls when seizing computers for investigations: preserving the data and the chain of evidence
1. Don't turn on or operate the subject computer. The computer should first be backed up using bit stream backup software. When the computer is run, the potential exists for information in the Windows swap file to be overwritten. Internet activity and fragments of Windows work sessions exist in the Windows swap file. This can prove to be valuable from an evidence standpoint. In the case of a DOS-based system, the running of the computer can destroy "deleted†files. For that matter, the same is true of a Windows system. To save grief, don't run the computer.
2. Don't solicit the assistance of the resident "computer expert.†The processing of computer evidence is tricky, to say the least. Without proper training even a world-class computer scientist can do the wrong things. Like any other science, computer science has its areas of specialty. We typically get calls "after the fact†and are advised that a computer-knowledgeable Internal Auditor or Systems Administrator has attempted to process a computer for evidence. In some cases, valuable evidence is lost or the evidence is so tainted that it loses its evidentiary value. For these reasons, seek the assistance of a computer specialist that has been trained in computer evidence processing procedures. Do this before you turn on the computer!
3. Don't evaluate employee e-mail unless corporate policy allows it. New electronic privacy laws protect the privacy of electronic communications. If your corporate policy specifically states that all computers and data stored on them belong to the corporation, then you are probably on safe ground. However, be sure that you have such a policy and that the employee(s) involved have read the policy. Furthermore, it is always a good idea to check with corporate counsel. Don't be in a hurry. Do things by the book! To do otherwise could subject you and your corporation to a lawsuit.
Seizing Computer Evidence
In 1995, a Deputy District Attorney for Santa Clara County, California, named Kenneth S. Rosenblatt published a book titled High-Technology Crime, Investigating Cases Involving Computers. Mr. Rosenblatt's expertise was derived from his service as his office's High-Technology Crime Unit supervisor that covered the Silicon Valley. In conducting our research for this chapter, Mr. Rosenblatt's book was found to be constantly referred to by experts consulted and books read. It can probably be considered the bible for investigators seeking to become familiar with the law and methods that should be applied in seizing and initially examining computer evidence. His book provides a step-by-step guide for obtaining search warrants, executing searches, and examining computers. As such, it is primarily oriented to the needs of law enforcement investigators, but should still be read by corporate and private investigators who are serious about conducting investigations relating to high-technology crime.
Rosenblatt lists the priority items to accomplish at the time of executing a warrant:
1. Isolate the computers.
2. Isolate power and phone connections.
3. Confirm that the computers are not erasing data.
4. Check for physical traps.
It is clear that the first steps taken by investigators must be to ensure that the evidence existing at the moment they commence their search is not destroyed or damaged during the hunt as a result of protective measures taken by suspects either in advance of the search or during the search.
Another valuable source of information regarding various laws and methods relating to the seizure of computer evidence is the Federal Guidelines for Searching and Seizing Computers, from the U.S. Department of Justice. At the time of this writing it was posted on the Internet at www.usdoj.gov/criminal/cybercrime/s&smanual2002.htm. Both Rosenblatt's book and the Federal Guidelines make clear that great pains must be taken in preparing for and executing the seizure of computer evidence.
About the Authors:
Charles Sennewald, CPP, CSC, is an independent security management consultant and a member of ASIS International, and is the founder and first president of the International Association of Professional Security Consultants (IAPSC). He is the author of numerous out books on security topics published by Butterworth-Heinemann.


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This op-ed runs on the education page Monday. (By the way, I am always looking for relevant and timely education op-eds for the Monday page. If you want to write one, I have two possible spots on each Monday's education page, one for a 500-word piece and one for a 900-word piece. Send me something. firstname.lastname@example.com)
This interesting piece was written by Gwyeth T. Smith Jr., a college admissions consultant in Oakdale, N.Y., was the subject of the book "Acceptance: A Legendary Guidance Counselor Helps Seven Kids Find the Right Colleges — and Find Themselves."
Parents of high school seniors across the country have hired me as an admissions consultant. They want assurances that their children will be attending top colleges a year from now.
Again and again, I say: "I hope not."
To their surprise, I explain that I'd rather see most of these young men and women far from a campus for a while. I urge them to bus tables in a restaurant, apprentice for an architect or pull weeds on a community farm. In their free time, I add, they should devour a stack of great books.
During nearly four decades as a high school guidance counselor, I had generally recommended a "gap year" only to students who needed to mature. But in this wheezing economy, when jobs are precious and even state colleges are increasingly expensive, I have become a believer in the educational and financial benefits of taking a breather.
I've watched too many students get caught up in the admissions arms race and spend their high school years preening for colleges. They rocket through advanced-placement classes; they push their SAT or ACT scores to the 98th percentile.
Yet, they don't slow down to reflect on who they are and who they want to become. Soon after plunging into their dream engineering or pre-med program, many realize that they aren't cut out to be engineers, doctors and the like.
Others have been hurtling from activity to activity since preschool and can't deal with unstructured hours. They waste their first year of college watching Jon Stewart online when they should be reading John Stuart Mill's "On Liberty."
Pausing for 12 months also gives a family a chance to make a realistic budget. The average student-loan debt among graduating college seniors last year was nearly $23,200; I've met plenty of middle-class youngsters who are shackled by $70,000 or more in debt before they even begin graduate school.
Several European countries promote a "13th year" that allows teenagers to earn money, take some courses and travel. President Obama inadvertently gave a boost to the gap year by increasing Pell Grant awards for students from low- and moderate-income families next year. Some families are reportedly delaying college until the extra money is available.
American colleges need to encourage gappers. Reed College, a liberal arts school in Portland, Ore., allows admitted students to defer entrance for a year, after submitting a plan for their activities that year, and nearly 7 percent take up the offer. The son of Reed President Colin Diver took a year to learn carpentry.
H. Keith H. Brodie, a psychiatrist and president emeritus of Duke University, told me recently that he believes freshmen who delay college for a year tend to be more altruistic and empathetic because brain development continues into late adolescence. He advocates gapping so long as students have a mentor, a plan for intellectual growth and a commitment to do public service.
There is a bonus for colleges and students in making the gap year widespread: It will ease the stress of the admissions process. Students who don't get into their first- or second-choice school during 12th grade will have another shot. Or maybe — just maybe — the extra maturity will allow them to realize that college is about the fit, not the brand.
Ultimately, the gap year could put private consultants like me out of business. That's a fine side benefit. It would make the admissions game more equitable for students, no matter when they decide to go on to college.
November 22nd, 2009
11:33 pm
One thing to consider before you advise Jr. to take a year off….
Many college students are covered under their parents health care plan. Many plans allow a dependent to remain on their health care plan up to age 24 PROVIDED THEY ARE FULL TIME STUDENTS.
November 23rd, 2009
5:29 am
I was going to post your very comment, Lee. Statistics must have changed since my college days; then, students who took "a year off" typically never went to college.
November 23rd, 2009
9:38 am
I was a full time student, with two part time jobs. I flunked out because I couldn't handle the burden of working 40 hours and taking full load. I lost my health insurance coverage for not being a full time student…this was before the lottery in GA. I joined the military and got everything I needed. If you spend a year overseas you will mature very fast. I did.
November 23rd, 2009
9:40 am
I did return to college and now hold an accounting degree. I returned after serving my country and starting my family.
November 23rd, 2009
10:08 am
I think the gap year is a good idea. I know I would have loved to take a year off to travel the US. If the gap year can be made into a program like the co-op program, where on paper the student is viewed as a full-time student while he/she takes the semester off to work, then there should not be any problems.
November 23rd, 2009
11:26 am
A Gap Year would have only worked in my family if the child had a job with insurance. I would not support someone to take a year and travel around. Do that when you can pay for it yourself.
November 23rd, 2009
12:23 pm
I was forced to take the gap year before starting college. In the end it worked out very well for me.
November 23rd, 2009
12:36 pm
I hope this proves true, as our 19 year old son just informed us that he's taking a break from college to "experience the real-world". I've been very upset about the whole thing – I don't see him going back, and it sure as heck won't be on our dime again! I think once he gets a dose of "real-world" he'll regret this decision, but who knows? The health insurance has also been an issue because it's going to cost him an arm and a leg to buy his own. He won't ever be able to get ahead on a job with a high school diploma. I just worry about his future, especially for a guy!
November 23rd, 2009
12:48 pm
I think taking a year off before starting college is crazy. They will never to school. Go, to college get the degree and still have plenty of time to experience life.
November 23rd, 2009
1:09 pm
In addition to the loss of health insurance, some kids lose child support income. I know of cases where the divorce decree was written so that support ended when the child turned 18 or was not enrolled full-time in school.
November 23rd, 2009
1:14 pm
Good for you, Warrior! Your experience sounds familiar. Two weeks after my first ETS, I awoke in my dorm room sweating bullets over the memory of my 1SG reminding the troops what would happen if we were late to formation!
November 23rd, 2009
2:17 pm
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November 23rd, 2009
4:33 pm
I agree with many of the bloggers, the loss of child support, insurance and focus. Many Moms know each of our children very well, and if one decides to find him/herself, they will be old and grey and still trying to find who they really are.
This article is so awash in small town mentality of life is a white picket fence written by someone who caters to that market. The author is scary, and makes me wonder how successful as a consultant she is. Many families in today's economy cannot afford to send the senior/gapper anywhere to go find themselve, except to an institution of learning where there is a least some help with the finances and hope that in going forward when the economy improves, the kid will be more marketable then and become more self sufficient.
If college educated professional experienced adults aka parents are sitting at home unemployed wondering where they will get the next few dollars and how long can they keep the lights on and rooves over the families' heads, who has it to allow the senior/gapper time off to find himself/herself? Get real. Life is not always this white picket fences that many of these writers protray..
Current economic reality is that with only a high school diploma, the only jobs they will be getting are minimum wage and there are extreme compeititions for these jobs. The parents are unemployed and the young one is being encouraged to put together a recipe for disaster in taking time off from making oneself more marketable in an increasingly competitive global work force, we all know that given the culture today few have the maturity or interest to go back to college once they experience life. Acceptance to colleges are more competitive each year, how is the gapper going to compete with kids who have not wasted a year trying to find oneself?
I would love to meet the firm of architect who would give a "drop out" from real life a chance to be an apprentice. Current trend is such professional organizations hire college graduates to do apprenticeship programs BEFORE they get advanced and professional degrees.
November 24th, 2009
5:04 am
A gap year is very popular here in Australia, and because health insurance isn't a issue, students frequently do take a year off. The key is to secure a university place right out of high school, but defer for a year. The commitment is still there because the university and the student have an agreement. One benefit of a gap year is that students mature a bit before embarking a degree in basket weaving…which gets you nowhere but $50K – 100K in debt and no job when your done.
November 24th, 2009
9:29 am
Working in a national park can be a great option for students and families considering a gap year. The student will get to travel the U.S., will earn money, and meet a wide variety of people. Working for a company like Xanterra would allow a student to work in one national park for the summer and transfer to another in the winter. Employees of these programs include but are not limited to college students, international students, and retirees. The experiences the student will have will help them form a solid plan for college. Parent's can rest easy because the student is working 40 hours a week with a deduction for room and board (a small taste of the real world). Housing in parks like Yellowstone is set up dormitory style (another intro to college life) and health Care is also provided by the company.
I worked under this program in a forced "gap year" when I could not find employment after college. I do agree the student should accept a position with a University and defer that choice until their gap year is complete.
November 24th, 2009
10:39 am
I think the idea of a gap year is fantastic. I felt like I rushed through college, despite having graduated with two degrees from UGA, and upon getting out of college I had no idea what the real world had in store for me. I have, however, found my way and I wish more than anything that I could revert back to the days of college. A gap year provides many students with an appreciation for how things really are and I certainly would have changed my plans in school had I known what the real world was like. Whether that gap year takes place before or after college is a personal decision. After I graduated from college, I went backpacking through Europe and I met many young people my age from other countries who taking a gap year, exploring the world and doing great things through community service and volunteer activities. It's not the right decision for everyone, however, but for many students and young adults it can be a life changing experience that directs you towards more attainable goals, giving you solid footing for pursuing a career that you're passionate about.
November 24th, 2009
1:46 pm
Two degrees from UGA…weren't THOSE your gap years?
November 24th, 2009
2:17 pm
I'm sorry…I really tried to resist but it was just too easy. Actually ours is a house divided…so I have to take and give both ways.
November 25th, 2009
5:18 pm
I took two years off after graduating high school. I worked, volunteered, and read several books. My guidance counselors all pushed me to go to college immediately after high school adding extra pressure and lowering my feeling of self worth because, unlike my classmates, I opted to work and figure out which options were best for me. The author, Gwyeth T. Smith Jr., truly knows what she is talking about. I wish that I had a guidance counselor or someone like her when making the alternate decision to delay pursuing higher education. Because I took those years off, I know that I know myself better and have a better appreciation of a dollar. I have become more grateful and have a better understanding of the amount of hard work that my parents do to provide for my family. I am now a freshman in an affordable community college and I love it. The insurance coverage was the biggest downside but thankfully I was able to find insurance targeted to my specific age group that is reasonably priced. I don't think delaying college is for everyone but I know that it has helped me. "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference" Robert Frost.
November 27th, 2009
9:25 pm
I think the idea of a gap year is ideal for many students. I went straight to college and I do not regret that decision, but my brother ended up going to college for two years, joining the work force, and then completing his degree. He would have greatly benefitted from a gap year or two. Some people are simply not ready to go to school immediately after high school. With our given economy, I think it is an even better idea. I know I matured a lot during my years in college. It took a while to decide who I was and what I wanted out of life and my college degree. Although I don't regret my decision, I believe I would have benefitted from a gap year. I even had some offers to be a nanny. If I could have been accepted to college, not lost any scholarships, and deferred my college experience for a year, I would have done it.
November 28th, 2009
6:11 pm
Martina, I know it's a Mom's job to worry about her son; just into my 60s, I'm extremely fortunate to have a Mom who, every time I visit, worries that she might not have enough food for her "little boy". Let him "see the world". It might be from a Vespa in Italy, a tour boat on the Seine, or a deck on a carrier. Either way, when he decides what to do (he may well have had already decided), you'll know…just smile and support. Godspeed, Mom!
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June 2nd, 2010
3:46 pm
I am currently on my second "gap year " and am loving it. I do plan on a college education but when I am ready. In these past two years I have found myself and know exactly what I want to study. I have never been given money and have worked since I was 16. Parents, why do you believe you should pay for everything your child does? Make them work for it. It builds character and knowledge of the "real world" that we talk so much about. Yes insurance is an issue, I for one don't have any. When I get sick I pay for my own doctor bills. It sucks, but I learn how to eat right, wash my hands etc. so prevent getting sick. While on my gap years, I have worked and traveled in South America and South Africa. I don't know many people at the age of 20 that can say that. I have more experience than many college students and I must say I can't wait to start studying. So just because you " took a year off" does not mean your child will never go to college. Like my high school counselors told me. I would like to see her face in a few years. I think I might make an appoint to tell her my accomplishments. Anyways yes Gap Years are the best thing any Senior can do. "The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page."-Saint Augustine


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France's leading contemporary art fair, Foire Internationale d'Art Contemporain (Fiac), which is opening a franchise in Los Angeles in 2015, could expand further with editions in Russia, Poland or Singapore.
The organisers of the Paris fair, Reed Expositions France, confirmed the US edition this week. Fiac LA is due to take place in April 2015 to coincide with Paris Photo LA, which launched in 2013 and is also managed by Reed Expositions.According to reports in the Russian media, St Petersburg is also being considered as a destination for Fiac in 2015. St Petersburg's vice-governor, Vasily Kichedzhi, said in a statement that the local government would welcome Fiac and the collectors, museum experts and cultural tourism the fair would bring to the city. The State Hermitage Museum's General Staff building has been mentioned as a possible venue.Jean-Daniel Compain, the director general of Reed Expositions, was quick to downplay the talk of an edition in St Petersburg, saying that there was "no precise or final project" planned for Russia. However, Compain says that he is likely to meet with cultural officials there and that St Petersburg is "a possibility among other possibilities", adding that Reed Expositions is looking at a number of options for Fiac, including Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia, particularly Singapore.Compain says the decision to open Fiac LA took two years of research and planning, while the move to open Paris Photo LA in April 2013 was five years in the making. "In terms of Los Angeles, there's a real appetite for culture, I'm convinced it's the right place," Compain says. "There are so many fairs out there, if we decide to open another one, we have to be confident there is a serious need for it. Whether it's in Russia or Singapore or elsewhere in Asia, the context has got to be special."
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The High Renaissance
The High Renaissance is dominated by great individuals whose spectacular projects were often left unfinished or completed by pupils. Leonardo da Vinci's rich and universal genius is best demonstrated in the dramatic movement of figures and tensely psychological interpretation of content shown in his two most important mural projects: the Battle of Anghiari in the Palazzo Vecchio of Florence (destroyed but known through partial copies) and the famous Last Supper (Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan).
Michelangelo, more intense and deeply religious than the scientifically minded Leonardo, sought to channel his expression through the human figure alone. Thus the dramatic movement of the figure carries the total design of his first mural (the Battle of Cascina) for the Palazzo Vecchio of Florence (lost but known through drawings and engravings). The stupendous project for the decoration of the Sistine Chapel ceiling for Pope Julius II followed the same method with increasing concentration on the figure, and the later Last Judgment on the end wall in the same room shows greater interest in the movement of larger figure masses in space with considerable dramatic freedom and intensity.
Raphael represents the most perfect balance and integration of all the problems of form, space, and decorative unity that had been experimented with through the preceding century. Perfection of form is identified with the juxtaposition of the Disputation on the Holy Sacrament and the School of Athens in the Stanza della Segnatura (Vatican). The later historical murals of the Stanzas reveal an increasing interest in movement.
Correggio is the last of the High Renaissance mural painters. His frescoes in the cathedral and the church of San Giovanni Evangelista in Parma reflect the transition to the new concept of Mannerism.
Baroque and beyond
Two factors condition the development of mural decoration in the Baroque style of the 17th century. One is the enormous building enthusiasm engendered by the Counter-Reformation, particularly through the Jesuit order. The other is the importance given to palaces and homes of the ruling aristocracy throughout Europe as the centres of society's cultural life. The roots of the style are to be found again in the work of the Renaissance masters but as interpreted and taught by the new institution of the Academy (e.g., that of the Carracci at Bologna, Italy, and the French Academy, founded in 1648). Its development can be followed from the allegorical decoration of the Palazzo Farnese in Rome by Annibale Carracci to the increasingly elaborate wall and ceiling frescoes of Domenichino, Pietro da Cortona, and Andrea Pozzo whereby the dramatic movement of foreshortened figures and perspective blends with the architecture to achieve a total unified and endless illusion of space.
The most prolific and indeed most important single Baroque artist from the decorative point of view is Peter Paul Rubens, whose designs for tapestries, historical paintings (the Marie de Médicis series in the Luxembourg Palace, now in the Louvre), and decorations for the Jesuit churches in Antwerp and the Banqueting hall, Whitehall, London, as well as his own home in Antwerp, reflect both the universality of his productive genius and his international acceptance.
In late 18th- and 19th-century Europe there was hardly any further development in style or technique. In the 20th century, however, mural decoration reemerged strongly in three major phases. One is the more abstract and expressionistic form stemming from the experimental easel painting of the Cubist and Fauves groups in Paris and developing into the large projects of Pablo Picasso (Unesco, Paris), Henri Matisse (chapel at Vence, Fr.), Fernand Léger, Joan Miró, and Marc Chagall (decorations of the Paris Opéra and Lincoln Center, New York City). The second is that which developed out of the revolutionary movement in Mexico with the remarkable series of frescoes by José Clemente Orozco, Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, and Rufino Tamayo. With the ensuing acceptance of 20th-century concepts of design and structure in architecture, the new large-scale use of mosaics became a distinctive feature (e.g., the National Autonomous University of Mexico). A third phase was the short-lived American mural movement of the 1930s developed under U.S. federal sponsorship. The wide geographic distribution of the work in U.S. public buildings and the freedom given to both individual and experimental modes of expression as well as to the interpretation of social and political problems provided an artistic impetus to mural decoration. Examples are murals of Ben Shahn, Boardman Robinson, Thomas Hart Benton, Reginald Marsh, and John Steuart Curry.
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"If you want to know what God really wants you to do, ask him . . . but if you don't ask in faith, don't expect the Lord to give you any solid answer." James 1:5-6 (LB)
God wants to direct you in life, but two things need to line up: You have to ask the right person—God—and you have to ask with the right attitude—in faith—expecting an answer.
Have you ever asked God for something and didn't expect to get it? That's why you didn't get it. God works in our lives according to faith. So many times we say, "God, please guide me!" and walk away not even waiting for guidance. We just immediately start to work. We say, "God, I want you to give me wisdom. Help me make the right decision." But we don't really expect Him to do that. We think it all depends on us.
God has promised to give us wisdom, if we will ask. Wisdom is seeing life from God's point of view. Wisdom is the ability to make decisions the way God makes decisions.
Think about this: God never makes a bad decision. He never makes a mistake. He says if we trust Him and listen to Him, He will guide us. But we must ask in faith.
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It was an endorsement that surprised many people.
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul endorsing Mitt Romney for President late last week.
That endorsement surprising many people, especially when you consider the strong stances Senator Paul has taken against the use of drones overseas and the indefinite detention of U.S. citizens.
These are of course, issues Governor Romney supports.
Ben talked with Senator Paul from Washington D.C. earlier today.
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East Midlands' labour productivity has declined relative to the UK average more than any other English region or UK country since 2006. Its economy is more reliant on manufacturing than other regions.
Between 2006 and 2011 the region's productivity, as measured by gross value added (GVA) per hour worked relative to the UK average, declined 5 percentage points. Productivity was 11% below the UK average in 2011. Within the region, the productivity level ranged from 22% below the UK average in Lincolnshire to 11% above the UK average in Derby.
Manufacturing remained the largest sector contributing to the region's GVA at 16.5% in 2010, a larger share of the region's economy than in any other English region.
Gross disposable household income (GDHI) for East Midlands' residents was £14,600 per head in 2011, which was 14% below the UK average. Subregionally, Derby's GDHI per head decreased by 7 percentage points from 85% in 2006 to 78% of the UK average in 2011, the largest reduction in England.
The employment rate in Q4 2012 at 71.4% had still not recovered from the decline that took place mostly in 2008 and 2009. It was 1.9 percentage points lower than in Q4 2007.
The unemployment rate increased in the past five years from 5.3% in Q4 2007 to 7.7% in Q4 2012, although more recent data suggest the trend is levelling off. In the year ending December 2012, Lincoln had the highest unemployment rate in the region at 10.3%. The lowest was 3.7% in South Northamptonshire.
In 2011, East Midlands generated 6.1% of the UK's GVA, a total of £80.5 billion.
Source: Office for National Statistics
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Use the GDHI per head interactive map to see how it has changed over time at regional level.
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GVA interactive charts and maps allow users to select different regions and industries and see their relative significance over the period from 1997 to the latest available year.
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Subregional employment data are from the Annual Population Survey (APS).
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Interpreting labour market statistics.
Investigate how unemployment rates have changed over time at regional level.
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The storm's maximum sustained winds early Tuesday are near 40 mph (65 kph) with some strengthening forecast over the next two days.
A tropical storm warning has been issued for Bermuda, where Gabrielle is expected to bring a storm surge of 2 to 3 feet above normal tide levels. The U.S. National Hurricane Center says the storm is expected to pass over or near Bermuda by Wednesday morning.
The tropical storm is centered about 165 miles (265 kilometers) south of Bermuda and is moving north near 14 mph (22 kph).
Farther east over the Atlantic, Tropical Storm Humberto's maximum sustained winds have increased to near 65 mph (100 kph) and the storm is expected to become a hurricane later in the day.
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Men, as most of you women (and men) know, are not the easiest creatures with whom to make a connection.
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In interesting fact about how we give and receive love: what screams love to one person doesn't even whisper love to another.
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Conflict is inevitable in every marriage. You are bound to disagree about things, but that doesn't have to mean fighting.
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Marriage is a road full of hard choices, selflessness, and constant service. But it is a journey full of blessing, healing, and hope.
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We've all heard the stories of a meddling mother-in-law or a grumpy father-in-law. But is that the exception rather than the norm?
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As we sweep out the neglected corners of our lives, we'll discover a new sparkle. Here are some ways to freshen up your marriage.
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Raleigh, NC, United States (4E Sports) – Firings were the order of the day as Boston College, Auburn and North Carolina State have given their respective head football coaches the boot after disappointing seasons.
North Carolina State terminated coach Tom O'Brien after a disappointing 7-5 season and despite leading the Wolfpack to three straight bowl games.
The Wolfpack have named offensive coordinator Dana Bible interim head coach while all assistants have been retained through at least the bowl.
In his six seasons with the Wolfpack, O'Brien went 40-35 but just 22-26 in the ACC.
Meanwhile, Boston College has announced that Frank Spaziani will not return coach after the Eagles finished 2-10 this season. The disappointing campaign was capped by a 27-10 loss to NC State Saturday.
Spaziani compiled a 22-29 record in his four years at the helm. He recently completed his 16th overall season with the Eagles, the first two as running backs coach and 10 as defensive coordinator.
Two years after leading Auburn to the national title, Gene Chizik was fired by the Tigers after the team finished 3-9 this season, capped by a 49-0 loss to Alabama in the Iron Bowl.
"After careful consideration and a thorough evaluation of our football program, I have recommended that Coach Chizik not be retained," said Auburn Director of Athletics Jay Jacobs. "President Gogue has accepted my recommendation. Earlier this morning, I informed Gene that he will not return as head coach."
Jacobs noted that Coach Chizik has served Auburn with class and dignity, saying he exemplified the ideals of the school's creed throughout his tenure.
In four seasons at Auburn, Chizik guided the Tigers to a 33-19 record, including a 3-9 mark in 2012. Chizik led Auburn to a perfect 14-0 season in 2010 and the BCS National Championship. Auburn was 8-5 in his first season in 2009 and again in 2011.
"I am very grateful for the opportunity that I had during the last four seasons to serve as the head football coach at Auburn University. I'm extremely disappointed with the way this season turned out and I apologize to the Auburn family and our team for what they have had to endure," Chizik said in a statement.
Jacobs will lead a search committee composed of Auburn alumni Mac Crawford, Pat Sullivan and Bo Jackson to look for Chizik's replacement.
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The activist investor will drop his proposal to split off PayPal, while eBay will appoint one of Icahn's nominees to its board.Articleby Lance Whitney
The company wants investors to simply discard any proxy card sent to them from Carl Icahn in advance of the annual meeting in May.Articleby Lance Whitney
Former Apple boss John Sculley reckons a big acquisition by Apple would do something bigger than "just introducing a television set."Articleby Rich Trenholm
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The company says the shareholder vote over founder Michael Dell's plan to take it private will take place next week.Articleby Don Reisinger
A special committee could postpone the Friday vote on Michael Dell's buyout offer if polls already cast would sink it, Bloomberg reports.Articleby Joan E. Solsman
The activist investor plans to augment his takeover proposal with warrants to let shareholders acquire additional stock should Dell shares climb to "around $20."Articleby Steven Musil
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Fiat SpA (F), the Italian carmaker that controls Chrysler Group LLC, plans to narrow losses in Europe this year as sales may recover in the second half.
"We are dragging the bottom, but it's the bottom" for industry sales in the region, Sergio Marchionne, chief executive officer of both Fiat and Chrysler, said today in an interview at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. At the same time, "pricing is not great, and that continues to be the most troublesome part of the European market." A revival in demand in the second six months of 2013 is "possible."
Marchionne is relying on Auburn Hills, Michigan-based Chrysler to offset losses at Fiat's mass-market brands in Europe as he works to make those operations profitable before merging the two manufacturers. The Turin-based carmaker has forecast a 700 million-euro ($935 million) loss in the region in 2012, and the CEO has said Fiat will break even there in 2015 at earliest.
"The small-cars segment is going to be challenging, so life is going to remain tough for Fiat in 2013," said Mike Tyndall, a London-based analyst at Barclays Plc. It will be "a year of transition, and in theory a year of spending," for Fiat in Europe.
Fiat rose as much as 6.6 percent and was trading up 3.6 percent at 4.28 euros at 3:54 a.m. in Milan, the highest since Oct. 18, based on closing prices.
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The European car market is set to contract for a sixth consecutive year in 2013 after reaching the lowest in almost two decades last year, according to industry estimates. Marchionne told reporters at the Detroit show today that volume auto producers in Europe probably lost 5 billion euros in 2012.
Marchionne reiterated today that Fiat and Chrysler should combine into one company, in response to a question about buying the remaining 41.5 percent stake in the U.S. carmaker owned by the United Auto Workers Retiree Medical Benefits Trust.
Chrysler is complying with a demand by the trust last week to begin registration of its holdings in a step toward a possible initial public offering, Marchionne said. The fourth quarter is the earliest that an IPO could occur, he said. The trust is seeking to register 16.6 percent of Chrysler's stock, the carmaker said on Jan. 9.
"I understand their objective," Marchionne said today. "They need to see the position monetized. If they want to do it through an IPO, we'll do an IPO."
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The Fantastic Four reboot, directed by Josh Trank (Chronicle), is set to release March 6th 2015, and will most likely be in competition with the rumored Justice League film and Avengers 2. This new take on FF is supposed to be "funny and likeable" which is going to be a much needed departure from the almost obsessive "dark" quality being attached to many superhero films. (For this, I blame Nolan's Batman trilogy).
Hmmmmmm…….we shall see.
I don't want the same thing as the last two though.
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Stars paid tribute to Paul Walker and Philip Seymour Hoffman
Stars took to the stage at the MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles last night (13.04.14) to pay tribute to Paul Walker and Philip Seymour Hoffman who both lost their lives before the completion of their film franchises.
Stars paid tribute to late actors Paul Walker and Philip Seymour Hoffman at the MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles last night (13.04.2014).
Jordana Brewster and Vin Diesel took a moment to remember their 'Fast and Furious' co-star Paul Walker, who died in a car crash in November last year at the age of 40, while on stage at the Nokia Theatre.
Jordana said: ''I was lucky enough to work with him over the last 15 years and witness the generosity of his heart every day I was with him.
''He was humble, he thought about others. Whether you knew Paul for five minutes or were a close friend, he made you feel like the most important person in the world.''
Following an on-screen tribute, which showed footage of Paul's film career and humanitarian efforts, Vin Diesel also honoured his friend.
He said: ''The world saw his magic on-screen, the world saw his philanthropic endeavours, yet I wish the world could've seen how special a brother he was.''
Meanwhile, Josh Hutcherson took to the stage to accept the Movie of the Year Award on behalf of the entire 'Hunger Games: Catching Fire' cast and after thanking the crew and fans he spoke about how excited his co-star Philip would have been to receive the prize.
Speaking to the audience, he said: ''It was so cool to have Philip in our movies. He's one of the actors who I've looked up to my entire life.
''I know if Philip were here he would think this was really cool.
''We think about him everyday on set, so wherever he is, this goes out to him, too.''
Philip, 46, died from an apparent heroin overdose earlier this year whilst in the middle of filming for the remaining 'Hunger Games' sequels in which he plays Plutarch Heavensbee.
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