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Making hay while the sun shines isn't always the most PC thing to do. Not that it matters to tourism experts in Dubai, who are always willing to see the silver lining of every thunder cloud.
July 7, 2011 2:43 by Eva Fernandes
There is just something slightly sinister about the invariable optimists at the Dubai tourism sector. For one thing, Kipp remembers how, early this year, many analysts and experts didn't spare any time to point out that the Middle Eastern unrest, the Arab Spring, as some call it, was beneficial for the UAE's tourism sector. Now, facts are facts; just as business is, indeed, business. But the PC sensitive side of Kipp, (yes, even we have a soft side) can't help but think that maybe touting the calamitous uprising as a boon for Dubai's long-suffering tourism scene is just a tad tactless.
And now, as things ever so slightly slow down in the Middle East, analysts haven't hesitated that the consequent boost in tourism Dubai has enjoyed is also slowing down. "The headline number has softened for a second consecutive month, suggesting that the lift the UAE received from unrest elsewhere may be fading" Simon Williams, the chief economist for the Middle East and North Africa at HSBC told The National.
And while the scorching summer sets in, regional unrest slows down and Ramadan approaches, it would seem tourism in Dubai is in for a rough couple of months. But never fear, Dubai hoteliers have great plans to tempt pilgrims on their way to Mecca for Ummrah, to stop over in hedonistic-haven Dubai to what exactly before before the ultimate cleansing in Mecca. We'll leave you to fill in those blanks.
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Walk Tall, a confidence-building charity based in Lower Road, performed 1914 Respect at the bandstand to a crowd of around 100 on Saturday at 1pm.
The 45-minute show tells the story of a pair of teenagers who find love letters from 1914.
At 8pm the same day the charity's Repertory Company performed 1914 Outbreak at the Greenhithe and Swanscombe Royal British Legion in London Road.
Written and directed by Robbie Humphries with an original score by David Scott, the play detailed the events that led up to the outbreak of the Great War.
Charity chief executive Ann Duke said: "They both went incredibly well.
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I much prefer just to trade these for the titles I want, but if anyone out there just wants to buy them, I'll go ahead and sell them as well. All are mint and flawless. No dust, fingerprints or scratches. Prices are as follows: $18.50 for one disc. $18 each for two. $17.50 each for three. $17 each for four or more. All prices include shipping: Doom (Unrated Extended Edition HD-DVD) Blu-Ray titles: A Few Good Men (Sealed) Catch & Release Failure To Launch Training Day (Sealed) I also have a used copy of "Lady In The Water" on HD-DVD. This does not have a cover. It's a DVD on one side, HD-DVD on the other side. The disc itself has scratches, but they do not affect playback. I'm selling this one for $11 (shipped). I would be willing to trade any of the titles above for any of these titles below (all must be in mint condition): Blu-Ray: Broken Arrow Cars Click Day After Tomorrow Die Hard Collection Dream Girls Fantastic Four Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer Flatliners From Hell Gridiron Gang Halloween Hannibal Hills Have Eyes 2 (Unrated) Hollow Man: Director's Cut Hostel Hostel: Part 2 Invisble Lake House, The Last Samurai, The Masters of Horror Volume 1 Masters of Horror Volume 2 Memento Prison Break (Season 1) Punisher, The Sahara Saw Scary Movie Shooter Smallville (Season 6) Spider-Man Trilogy Stir Of Echoes Swordfish Terminator 2 Top Gun Transporter Transporter 2 Underworld (Unrated) HD-DVD: Backdraft Batman Begins Black Snake Moan Dante's Peak Dawn Of The Dead (Unrated Director's Cut) Dead Silence Failure To Launch Fast Times At Ridgemont High Frighteners, The Land of the Dead Lucky Number Slevin Meet Joe Black Million Dollar Baby Next Reaping, The Red Dragon Transformers Tremors Twister Wolf Creek
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I'll take Breach if still available. Please let me know. Thanks.
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Ye-San... No... it's no longer available. Sorry. I just traded it with another member of the forum. I'll go ahead and update (delete) the titles I no longer have.
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Updated the list with new pricing.
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Got my discs from the trade we did and they were in great shape. Added you to the Good traders list at the top
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Actually I am shooting 35mm (diverse subjects on each roll), and I always use the Thornton 2-bath (T2b). I settled on this through about 25 years of frustration, trial and error. I'm very happy with my choice for many reasons and I am not going to change, so please don't suggest it. A real joy of my negatives since settling on T2b is that long 'tails' of shadow and highlight detail are recorded on the negative, contributing to a very rich tonality when everything goes right. The cost is that in a small minority of shots where the the mid-tones matter more it can be hard to inject any sparkle. This is fairly easy to correct digitally using Curves, accepting some compression in highlights or/or shadows, but still retaining the detail at those ends of the scale. What I'm looking for is the analogue equivalent. I thought maybe the answer would be different print developers?


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Hey guys, just prepared 1974 frames of thoughtful X-Mas mood wishing ou all a relaxed X-Mas-madness! Thanks to Schere and Alexander for helping on the sound-side! Check out the video:
Helium-Mann Making off
Finally the cutting of a mural I painted in September is done, big thanks to Schere for shooting, cutting and quality control! Again big thanks to the guys from Kulturanker Magdeburg for having me.
Proud to be part of Pictoplasma "Character Portraits", t h e oeuvre of contemporary character design. 408 pages, fully coloured
format: 22 x 28,8 cm / 8.7 x 11.3 inches. ISBN: 978-3-942245-06-7
Thanks for sending Peter and Lars...looking forward to read the text also ;)
Museo Marco
I'm happy to see a shot of my lenticular selfportrait in Museo Marco/ Monterrey/ Mexico as a part of the Pictoplasma Character Portraits Show. Thanks for sending Lars!
The non-lenticular print edition is on display in RWE Foyer till end of the week.
10 Years Pictoplasma
This is a video my friend Schere shot during pictoplasma 2014. We had a great time celebrating the 10th anniversary of the term "Characterdesign" that was coined by Peter and Lars ten years ago. I'm happy blaming you guys for what I do today! Thanks!
Page Cover
A little teaser to my "Helium-Mann" Mural done for Olobianco Festival in Magdeburg. We had so much funny footage, that we couldn't resist doing this teaser. I'll upload a little making-of as soon as possible. Thanks for looking!
Interview On Renderfeed/ LA
Big thanks to the guys over at Renderfeed Los Angeles for featuring my work flanked by a long interview, especially thanks to Patricia who did care for all the details!
Next to that I have to thank for having access to the Renderfeed renderfarm ressources to prepare my Plastic Relations exhibition. You guys rock! I need more cores at home too!
Big Thanks for the big feature of my work in the current docma magazine (#60) to MAXON and Uli Staiger. And especially thanks to Uli again for being patient with my lame responding during these busy days.
The mag focuses on digital image editing. I enjoyed the fresh tone the whole mag is carrying. Even my girlfriend had fun reading it without being involved into CGI at all (...Bad Pixel Award etc.). Definitely worth a buy!
Big thanks to Zach from Vice/ creators project over in Brooklyn for reviewing my work. It feels good to see the pics making sense not only to me. Articles like this keep me rolling!
Tonight: Exhibition Opening
just a reminder: tonight 7pm is the opening. I'm looking forward to see you! All is set and ready to go! Big thanks to the RWE Team, Kirsten and Schere! I'll post the first photos as soon as possible on my behance page: here.
Plastic Relations Exhibition
Dear friends, I would like to invite you to my upcoming show taking place in my hometown Dortmund: RWE Foyer, Freistuhl 7, 44137 Dortmund. I'm exhibiting with my old friend Wolfgang Krell. The last canvas is drying just in time to the opening which is quite soon: Thursday, August 21st/ 7pm. I would love to meet you and have a good talk and some drinks. CU there!
Respect To Esther
...I'm receiving quite a lot invitations/ calls for entries to submit to books, magazines or competitions lately and a few experiences make me wonder how serious or exclusive these invitations are.
But this one (second mail after no reply from my side) deserves respect and caught my attention of course.
Esther, how can I miss to support your book project?
I'm already looking forward to see the physical result- your book compiled with probably even more love than your lovely invitation.
Thanks for your 3dimensional inquiry- it made my day today and you should have received my files already...interview answers are following as soon as possible!
Beyond Graphics
Just received my sample copy of the "Beyond Graphics Book" published by CYPI Press (ISBN 10: 1908175311 / ISBN 13: 9781908175311). Big thanks to the author Youija Nie for sending from Bejing and featuring my work on 10 double sheets!
Love the selection of artists and content, definitely worth to add to your collection if you're into the melting of contemporary art and illustration.
High Fructose Feature
Thanks for featuring my work in the actual Hi Fructose Magazine (#32) to Annie and Atta! Your mag was and still is one of my bibles...unfortunately hard to get hands on in my area- all the more I'm looking forward to my physical sample-copy!!!
Form (#254) Cover-Feature
Big thanks to Caro and Franziska and the whole form editorial office and Helge "Bomber" Steinmann!!! If you're interested to read the stylewriting focus go to www.form.de and click "online lesen"...German only I'm afraid. The Focus is about how stylewriting influenced the nowadays job of illustrators, designers and artists...very diverse opinions and very interesting to read. But buying this mag is definitely worth it too guys.
The eagle has landed
Big thanks To Carlos Amoedo for shooting these epic shots. Huge Thanks to Patrick and Holly/ Snap Orlando for far more than expected and to the whole Art Attacks Crew Donia, Raymond, Tyler Timelapse, photos from the opening following as soon as possible.
...and the artist talk preview shot and cut by Tyler, the final timelapse edited by Tom selected from tons of footage...really appreciated not only your endurance through all the days, dudes! THANKS!
Loved to hear about your stories and insights about art/ commercial illustration and handling all this diversity of being an artist nowadays: Stacey Rasom and Rebecca Rose...also thanks to Donia for hosting this interesting event.
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September 2015
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|Reviews for Burnt Marshmallow's
| Silver-uni chapter 3 . 1/31
I guess, since it's definitely been more than 7 months now, that you are not planning to continue this? Please do though! it's great!
| J.DRAST chapter 3 . 6/11/2014
Hello. I am liking this story! I can't wait to read more. Thanks, Suzan Noerr
| Froots chapter 3 . 1/18/2013
Ohmygod i love this story you should update soon!
| lytebrytehybrid88 chapter 3 . 1/8/2013
Wow this is so sad. Why can't he have at least said goodbye? Now Jasper is gonna cut himself off from the world. I understand that he wanted to protect himself and Jasper but maybe he should have talked to Jasper. Maybe another update if you haven't stopped this story.
| luvinlapush chapter 3 . 10/9/2012
how i wish you would add more to there tale.
| TwiWeasel chapter 2 . 8/15/2012
Ah...to be young and in lust...love...whatever.
| TwiWeasel chapter 1 . 8/15/2012
When I read "Jasper meets Edward at a family reunion" my thought was, what kind of redneck slash is this? LOL! It was nice...feeling sorry for poor Edward's unprepared bum, though. *snicker*
| timonycriket23 chapter 3 . 8/10/2012
Ahh! Can't believe you would stop right there you horrible horrible person P! Hope you finish this story eventually. And I hope Jasper tracks Edwards ass down and beats him for leaving a freaking note! -.-
| Snusa chapter 3 . 7/22/2012
i hope you come back and finish this one. Can't wait to see how you get edward to "turn" around and lett carlisle and esme to take care of him and his sister. Feel so sorry for jasper, hopefully edward has to crawl a lot to make it up to jasper ;)
| lovingyou4ever chapter 3 . 6/3/2012
I loved this story and would love to know hoe it ends...
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Wow, this is a great story! I hope you come back to it soon. :)
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That was more yummy than s'mores!
| bbell00 chapter 1 . 10/31/2011
I am currently reading your story Sinner's Island and it is fabulous! I decided to check your other stories and I must say that this story has blown me away! I sincerely hope that you come back to continue on with these boys. Not many stories affect me emotionally to warrant tears but this last chapter was heart wrenching!
| Withmyheadintheclouds chapter 3 . 10/30/2011
Poor jasper! Great story..
| odiejae chapter 3 . 10/29/2011
omg, i am sobbing! poor jasper. poor edward too. and i'm guessing carlisle and esme have no idea edward's going to leave with jane when he turns 18. i'm glad bella at least knows that edward is hurting too. sad thing is, for as much as edward is trying to do the right thing for both him and jane, he hasn't really given any thought to what jane may want. she obviously is close to esme and it would be wonderful for her to have a mother figure. poor edward doesn't have any idea how hard it will be to work and take care of janie. they'll both suffer. i sure hope carlisle has caught on to edward's moodiness and talks some sense into him.
btw, burnt marshmallows are my favorite. i love setting them on fire for a bit before eating them. now i'll never be able to have another burnt marshmallow without thinking about these boys!


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The simple fact is that these feelings of inadequacy and the confusion over how to start are completely normal. In fact, they are a great opportunity for us to realize that maybe it's time to learn a new skill, and as long as our intention is there, intention will triumph over talent.
First, be honest and okay with where you currently are. Understand that this is only temporary, and this is the beginning of your journey and design career. From there, make a master list of all the skills/ certifications/work experience that you would like to acquire in your career as a designer. It is said that people who write down their goals, are ten times more successful than people who don't.
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Twitter has unveiled the long anticipated add-on feature to its mobile app, codenamed Project Lightening, which is launching as "Moments".
UK art charity The Art Fund has hooked up with dating app Happn to encourage young Londoners to...
Dow Jones looks set to swoop on the Financial Times UK readership with the announcement that it is launching a Wall Street Journal news app targeted at the City of London.
Leaders, the sports focused events company, has launched a networking app through mobile and web agency, RE:SYSTEMS.
Verizon launched its mobile video service Go90 last week with an out-of-home advertising push that aims to capture commuter attention during 'moments of boredom.'
HTC's struggles in the smartphone market look to have worsened following news that the company suffered its third straight net quarterly loss.
MediaCom's global head of mobile, Ben Phillips, has topped The Drum's Mobile Top 50 2015.
If recent years were all about the rise of the tablet, then 2015 is (yes, again) all about the mobile.
Around 15 million US T-Mobile users have had their personal information stolen in a data breach at credit agency Experian.
The world's most popular dating app, Tinder, has introduced a new feature which could make its service both more efficient for users and more profitable for the company.
Two mobile apps which publish openly available drone strikes data from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism have been banned from Apple's App Store.
The announcement that London's transport authority is considering implementing new regulations designed to crackdown on Uber has been met with fierce opposition from Londoners after a petition against the proposals gathered 90,000 signatures...
Jamaican based telecom firm Digicel has announced plans to start blocking adverts from appearing on its customers' devices.
John Lewis has announced that start-up company, Peeple, has been chosen as the winner of its programme designed to fast track the Internet of Things tech companies into the retail sector.


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Now, when US,Europe and arab countries have seen, that Israel is not giving in it's settlement policy putting to hold the peace negotiations with the Palestinians because of that. The world start to give up with Israel.Hopeless...The peace is not in the first place in it's "priority list".Now it is time to try to create the better relations with the neighbouring arab countries,too.
Australian police arrest 5 over shooting 'linked to terrorism' (Reuters)
from the article: Netanyahu leaves U.S. disgraced, isolated and weaker