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After a relatively painless flight (it was only around 7 hours), we arrived in Reykjavik early in the morning. The first thing that struck me about Iceland was the incredibly clean, crisp air. The second thing was the lack of congestion. And on the drive from the airport to the hotel, I marveled at the pristine volcanic landscape.
Once we were situated at our hotel, some of us decided to get a lay of the land by journeying to the top of the Hallgrimskirkja church, which afforded us a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. The multicolored rooftops reminded us of little LEGO buildings all spread out in neat geometric patterns. After that, a group of us decided to book a tour to the famous Blue Lagoon, a geothermal hot spring known for its healing mineral properties and relaxing atmosphere. The perfect antidote for an overseas plane trip! Not only was the water pristine and blue, but the surrounding scenery was so beautiful that the time got away from us and we ended up staying in the water for 5 hours! It was quite a day!
After regaining our sea legs (so to speak) with Company class in the morning, we were ready to explore Iceland! I rode an Icelandic horse (one of the purest breeds in the world) through the moss-covered lava fields outside of Reykjavik. After a slight learning curve, I really came to enjoy seeing the unparalleled scenery via horseback. The tour guide even allowed us to urge the horses into a gallop at the end of our ride!
After that exhilarating experience, it was time to rush back to get ready to meet the president! You read that right, President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson of Iceland invited SF Ballet to his residence at Bessastadir for a reception. I was incredibly honored to shake his hand and hear him speak of Iceland, his appreciation of Helgi and SF Ballet, and his love of the arts. We were free to take pictures with him (some even took selfies! I was too shy) and tour the historic house. It was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience!
The work begins! We had class and rehearsals at the Ballet School-Tonskoli Sigursveins in the morning/afternoon and then tech rehearsal at the Harpa Concert Hall at night. The theater is gorgeous! Everything is brand new and created with an impeccable eye for design. The entire exterior is a kaleidoscope of honeycomb glass panels that give the building it's iconic appearance. Inside, I was impressed by the theater's state of the art technology.
Show time! After our afternoon dress rehearsal, we finally had our first performance! I had heard that Icelandic audiences tend to be very reserved, but when we took our final bow and Helgi came out on stage, the crowd erupted in applause and jumped to their feet. It was incredibly gratifying to be able to share our art form with such an appreciative audience. After our performance, I got my first experience of an Icelandic summer "sunset." The sun explodes into a rainbow of colors just above the horizon, dips into darkness briefly, and rises again seemingly moments later. The lack of complete darkness coupled with the excitement from the show left me struggling to drift off to sleep.
Performances, performances, performances. This is what we came to do! I hope that the audiences in Reykjavik enjoyed seeing us dance as much as we enjoyed dancing for them. It was an honor to perform in Helgi's homeland and represent one of the highest caliber ballet companies in the world. Every Icelander that I met on this trip was extremely helpful and welcoming. I hope to be back sometime soon!
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The 47th Annual Conference of the Tennessee Theatre Association
WHEN: October 23 - 26, 2014
WHERE: Clayton Center for the Arts
Maryville, TN
WHERE: Clayton Center for the Arts
Maryville, TN
2014 Festival Results
Best Actor: Jess Darnell- Montgomery Bell Academy (MBA)
Best Actress: Madison Alexander- Christian Brothers High School
Excellence in Technical Theatre- Wonderland- Cordova High School
Judges' Recognition for Ensemble: The Guardians for Fifth Sun from Montgomery Bell Academy
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Santesha Ezell- McGavock HS
Zac Collum- Donelson Christian Academy
Jahdiel Graham- Christian Brothers HS
2014 Guest Artist - Kenton Yeagar
Kenton Yeager, founder of Yeagerlabs, was our guest artist at the 2014 conference.
Kenton led a discussion about Yeagerlabs and how to put a model theatre space in your classroom. Model theatre spaces teach students about theatre, especially if you don't always have access to a life size theatre.
Over the past 30 years, Kenton has designed or produced more than 600 events for the Corporate World, Theatre, Dance, Music, Weddings, Industrials, Churches, Festivals, and Tours both nationally and internationally.
As an educator, he has taught design master classes at more than 40 Universities, served on the faculty at Penn State, and was Chair/Artistic Director of the Interlochen Arts Camps' Department of Theater. He has taught over 100 workshops, including lighting workshops in Berlin, Munich, Salzburg, Prague, Avignon, Mexico City, and Amsterdam.
Kenton created and heads the Masters Program in Entertainment Lighting Design and Technology at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, where he lives very happily with his wonderful wife and his two fabulous children.
Distinguished Service Award 2014
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How do you add the top on a 25 foot Raised Plaster Tree?
When I came home from shopping, this is the scene I found! My husband adding the top to my 25′ Raised Plaster Aspen Tree. I screamed with fear, but he simply grinned and continued to work.
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Since I really enjoyed the theme that Mark posted, I'll stay in a similar vein; post a picture that illustrates a line from a favourite poem or song. Post your image along with the line, title and author of the piece you used.
The challenge begins when posted, and will end on Tuesday, Jan 03, 2017 at 7 PM PST. The winner will be announced shortly thereafter.
1. Camera: Any DIGITAL CAMERA is allowed, (not just DSLR)
2. Time: Any on-topic photo taken at any time is eligible, although photos that have won other competitions should NOT be entered.
3. Size: See standard P.O.T.N. Image Posting Rules.
4. Post Processing: Do whatever you like and the host will decide if it works.
5. Posting: ONE PHOTO per photographer in each challenge.
6. Details: Show camera model & lens used. Post brief EXIF data including ISO, shutter speed and aperture used.
7. Commenting: Please, NO COMMENTING DURING CHALLENGE feel free to comment in this thread after a winner is declared.
8. Content: Keep it clean, and both Family and Work safe.
9. Have questions? PM me.
10. Have FUN!
* THE WINNER ALWAYS SETS THE THEME FOR THE NEXT CHALLENGE, POSTS IT AND JUDGES IT - BE PREPARED! A new challenge should be posted ASAP after you have been declared the winner.
Here are my thoughts on the submissions:
M_Six – Great composition and apropos to the verse that you chose. I'd like to see some more saturation in the wings of the plane but maybe that's closer to the reality?
Hye5 – Definitely got the Wow Factor! Everything works in the image and what a great choice of lyrics.
Alveric – Beautiful image, I like the plain black background and I'm partial to slightly less than perfect flowers. I can relate to Mr. Blake's poem.
Benitoite – I love your choice of poem, it evokes great imagery. I think that the image could probably use a bit of crop and the colourful piece in the upper left is a little distracting.
#1 - Hye5 takes the win
#2 - Alveric
I see M_Six and Benitoite in a tie for third
All yours Hye5...looking forward to the next challenge!


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So I'm still not unpacked. In fact, everything is still in boxes but now in the basement. We had contractors come in to remove a wall, #openfloorplan and add a closet in one of the rooms, #laundryupstairs. Before the laundry was in the dark damp basement but to get to the basement you had to go out the back, down the porch, around to some storm doors, down a few more stairs to one more set of doors held with a wire hook. Also, there's no dryer. Instead there's a pulley clothes line across the backyard #countryliving. I'm feeling hashtags today #sorrynotsorry. I think I'm going crazy from the lack of structure in the home right now. Everything is now in the basement because we're having our wood floors restored. Plus, I still need to paint all the rooms and I'm pretty sure there are still some flecks of paint in my hair in these photos that I couldn't get out. Can't complain though because the house is going to look beautiful by the time it's done. I will share photos.
But enough about home improvement. This is currently a fashion blog so let's talk about this look. The top was given to me in collaboration with Tobi. It's supposed to be a dress but it's a bit short so I threw on a longer skirt to cover the short hemline. I love the cold shoulder ruffle detail and can't wait to style it again this fall with a pair of jeans. Everything else in this look was thrifted. I found the shoes shortly before we left Denver and had to go digging through boxes to find them for this outfit. I can't wait to be fully unpacked!
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mumok kino - Christian Mayer ConlangPosted by alice on 10/24/13 | Permalink
On View | Why You Should Visit a 13-Foot-Long Art Museum in Southern California New York Times T-Magazine
By KAVERI NAIR JULY 17, 2013, 1:00 PM 4 Comments
Like the courtyard houses of Marrakesh, Los Angeles's residential architecture turns inward, away from the busy boulevards. The result is a lot of inhospitable public space, but it can also produce a special kind of pleasure. There's a thrill, specific to L.A., in finding an amazing restaurant in a strip mall, or venturing down an alleyway past a chain-link fence to encounter the Los Angeles Museum of Art.
Not to be confused with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), the gleaming institution on Wilshire Boulevard, 10 miles to the west, this museum, known as LAMOA, is a hand-built, 13-foot-long wooden structure. It sits in a paved yard near a small cluster of art studios in Eagle Rock, a neighborhood where many artists live and work. When visitors arrive, the museum's founder and sole staff member, the sculptor Alice Könitz, greets them with a friendly wave.
"There's a scale difference" between LAMOA and other L.A. museums, Könitz explained, with considerable understatement. "It's, like, me running it, instead of hundreds of professionals." As a result, Konitz adds, though LAMOA is public, "it's also really private."
Könitz came to L.A. from Düsseldorf 15 years ago to attend Cal Arts, and her work reveals a sensitivity to her surroundings that perhaps only a transplant could have. LAMOA is not her first crack at redefining public space: since 2001, she has been intermittently working on a scheme to build an elevator to an abandoned section of the Glendale freeway overpass, so that visitors can experience its vast, concrete emptiness. (The project is still in need of financing.)
While it may be an art piece in itself, LAMOA is primarily an exhibition space for Könitz's artistic community, a way of "stepping away from art making and just seeing what other people are doing; seeing if I offer this to the community, what ideas would generate."
One member of that community is Katie Grinnan, whose sculpture "FYI" is on view at LAMOA until early August and will travel to the Print Center in Philadelphia in September. The work consists of a lime-green steel structure that holds a collection of hanging files filled with all kinds of printed matter. Grinnan asked her personal contacts for "information" that they would like to share and created a filing system around their contributions. Visitors are invited to add their own information or simply browse what's there already.
As a constellation of niche interests and a display of free association (one sequence of files includes "Crafts," "Trucker's Hitch Knot," "Jacknifing & Iron Lungs," "Building & Machines" and "Noise & Capitalism"), "FYI" evokes social media or Web surfing. The floor, in fact, is tiled with pictures pulled from YouTube. But in an aggressively bricks-and-mortar gesture, the screen grabs are printed on concrete. "I wanted you to stand on those images," Grinnan explained. "I didn't want to mirror the space of the computer."
To Könitz, "FYI" is "a little bit like Facebook but completely different. It's like an archaic version of it." So archaic that in order to share, you have to show up: "You have to walk down this alley," she said. "You can find it on the Internet, everyone can come, but you don't really come as an anonymous guest. You sort of have to deal with me, and you will deal with the art."
The museum is open Sundays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and by appointment; "FYI" is on view through August 11. 4328 Eagle Rock Blvd., Los Angeles; losangelesmuseumofart.blogspot.com
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MAK Center for Art & Architecture and ForYourArt present
January 30–April 16, 2013
Practitioners and the public share exchanges across disciplines and national boundaries in salons, exhibition and publication
(West Hollywood, January 15, 2013) The MAK Center for Art and Architecture and ForYourArt host DIALOGUES: Art/Architecture, Paris/Los Angeles, an event in several modes that brings together artists and architects from Paris and L.A. to share their experiences and ideas. Leading off will be a series of three discussions at the Schindler House, followed by an exhibition of drawings and models at ForYourArt, as well as a final panel discussion for the launch of the publication that will gather works by the participants, documentation of their exchanges, and essays.
DIALOGUES is organized by Francois Perrin, a French architect practicing in Los Angeles. He previously curated the exhibition Yves Klein: Air Architecture at the MAK Center in 2004. Participating artists and architects have been invited based on their continuing cross-disciplinary work. Several of the artists often work in the architectural field, and many of the architects collaborate with artists. DIALOGUES contributors include: Doug Aitken, Berdaguer/Pejus, Barbara Bestor, Claude Collins-Stracensky, Dahlqvist/Hommert, Escher/Gunewardena, Didier Faustino, Yona Friedman, Cyprien Gaillard, Fritz Haeg, Piero Golia, Ibai Hernandorena, Marie Jager, Alice Konitz, Vincent Lamouroux, Won Ju Lim, Tom Marble, Jorge Pardo, Claude Parent, Francois Perrin, Ivette Soler, Linda Taalman, Oscar Tuazon, Xavier Veilhan, Eric Wesley, Pae White and Peter Zellner.
DIALOGUES revives the vibrant salon spirit of the Schindler House in the 1920s by gathering artists and architects from Los Angeles and Europe to share and discuss their work with the public. Four informal panels will be presented in a salon-style format that invites the public to participate. These discussions will engage the intersections and differences between art and architecture and mirror the complex relationships between artists and architects, the city of Paris and L.A.
The public may familiarize itself with the works of the participants through the website dialoguesproject.org, which will present current projects, links to websites, and a map highlighting participants' work in the Los Angeles region. At ForYourArt, the exhibition will provide the opportunity to see drawings and models by the many DIALOGUES contributors, including those who are participating in the project long-distance. The publication will compile works by each of the participants, along with texts and interviews documenting the DIALOGUES process. It will also include essays by critics and journalists Andrew Berardini, Julie Boukobza, Marissa Gluck, Sam Lubell, Francois Perrin, Danielle Rago, Jan Tumlir, and Mimi Zeiger.
The public opening reception will be held at the Schindler House on Wednesday, January 30 from 6:00–8:00 p.m. with a preview of the drawing's exhibition followed by the first panel discussion. Two additional panels will be held at the Schindler House, February 27 and March 27, with the final panel at ForYourArt. On Tuesday, April 2 from 6:00–8:00 p.m., there will be an opening reception for the exhibition at ForYourArt. It will remain on view until Tuesday, April 16. A closing reception that evening will include the presentation of the DIALOGUES publication, as well as the final panel. Events at both venues are offered free of charge.
PROGRAM SCHEDULE (please consult http://www.dialoguesproject.org/ for updates)
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 30, 2013, 6-8 PM, SCHINDLER HOUSE Program launch reception and panel discussion with Fritz Haeg, Marie Jager, Alice Konitz, Ivette Soler and Oscar Tuazon, moderated by Jan Tumlir
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 27, 2013, 6-8 PM, SCHINDLER HOUSE Panel discussion with Joakim Dahlqvist, Didier Faustino, Jens Hommert, Piero Golia, Jorge Pardo, Linda Taalman and Peter Zellner, moderated by Sam Lubell
WEDNESDAY MARCH 27, 2013, 6-8 PM, SCHINDLER HOUSE Panel discussion with Frank Escher, Won Ju Lim, Tom Marble, Xavier Veilhan and Pae White, moderated by Danielle Rago
TUESDAY APRIL 2, 2013, 6-8 PM, FORYOURART Opening reception of drawings and models by the participants
TUESDAY APRIL 16, 2013, 6-8 PM, FORYOURART Closing reception and presentation of the publication and panel discussion with Barbara Bestor, Claude Collins-Stracensky, Cyprien Gaillard, Vincent Lamouroux and Marie Pejus moderated by Andrew Berardini
The program is part of "Ceci n'est pas…Art between France and Los Angeles" a five months art and cultural exchange. It is supported by Etant Donnes, The French American Fund for Contemporary Art and The Department of Cultural Affairs of the City of Los Angeles.
The MAK Center for Art & Architecture at the Schindler House is located at 835 N. Kings Road in West Hollywood. Public hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Regular admission is $7/$17 with the guidebook, Schindler By MAK; students and seniors, $6/$16 with book; free for Friends of the MAK Center and on Fridays, 4 to 6 p.m. Parking is available at the public structure at the northeast corner of Kings Road and Santa Monica Boulevard. For further information, the public may contact www.MAKcenter.org or call (323) 651-1510.
ForYourArt produces and hosts activities at 6020 Wilshire Blvd. to promote engagement with art, Los Angeles, and the Miracle Mile as part of its broad mission to create content to frame and support the activities of artists, curators, and institutions. Generally open Mon-Thurs. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; please call ahead to confirm (323) 951-9790 ext. 3. www.foryourart.comPosted by alice on 2/01/13 | Permalink
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Alice Könitz
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Mathias Poledna
Danh Vo
Literary contribution by Michael Ned Holte
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- Das LAMOA präserntiert: Mülheim/Ruhr und die 1970er Jahre, Museum der Stadt Mülheim/Ruhr 2017 Part 1
- Das LAMOA präserntiert: Mülheim/Ruhr und die 1970er Jahre, Museum der Stadt Mülheim/Ruhr 2017 Part 2
- Circle Chairs Triangle Chairs, Main Museum 2017
- Knowledges, Mount Wilson Observatory 2017
- Pistachio Concern, DXIX 2017
- Beton, Lehmbruck Museum, Duisburg 2016
- Commonwealth at Commonwealth and Council, Los Angeles 2016
- Dr Gundula's Office at Nächst St Stephan, Vienna 2015
- Made In LA UCLA Hammer Museum, Los Angeles 2014
- Alice Könitz, Nicolau Vergueiro. Tyler Vlahovich at Wharton + Espinosa, Los Angeles, 2013
- The Wall House Mystery, Groningen, 2012
- A Leash for Fritz & Kale for Stray Bunny, with Stephanie Taylor in Berlin at Motto, 2012
- Familientreffen, with Peter Könitz at Kunstverein Norden, 2011
- WDF Long Beach City College Art Gallery, 2011
- Dr Gundula's Waiting Room/Matryoshka, New York 2011
- High Desert Test Sites Swapmeet, Yucca Valley 2010
- Icon/SUNZOOMSPARK at WPA, Los Angeles 2010
- The Premonition at Lax with Arthur Ou, Los Angeles 2009
- Whitney Biennial, New York 2008
- Hug Fu, Collaboration with With Stephanie Taylor and Kathryn Andrews, Daniel Hug, Los Angeles 2007
- Circle Lamp, Table for a family of three Smokers, Circle Lamp at Bellwether, New York 2007
- Laying Bricks: Banana Peel Rug, Double Table, Wallpiece at Wallspace, New York 2007
- A leash for Fritz and Kale for Stray Bunny, video collaboration with Stephanie Taylor 2006
- "Two Proud Society Spouses Are Reclining on Contemporary Furniture." Hudson Franklin, New York 2006
- Public Sculpture, at Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects and 24 Hour Donut, 2006
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- LA Forum/ Delirious LA 2014
- Kaveri Nair Critic's Picks Artforum.com 2013
- Travis Diehl Artforum.com/ 500 Words 2013
- Interview with Alyse Ronayne and Lee Delegard Make--make 2012 (excerpt)
- Michael Ned Holte Openings Artforum 2008
- Brian Sholis, Artforum.com, October 2006
- Chris Balaschak, Frieze 2006
- Michael Ned Holte, Artforum.com, 2004
- Bruce Hainley, Artforum, April 2001
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The Securities and Exchange Commission's Los Angeles district office has obtained an emergency court order halting all operations and freezing the assets of a company it says has been "creating the illusion" for seven years that it was taking investors' money and investing it in life settlements.
Instead, SEC attorneys claim in their complaint in federal court, the company, Christian Stanley, Inc., was allegedly used by the founder, Daniel C.S. Powell, 29, to finance "stays at luxury hotels, visits to nightclubs and restaurants," and for "purchase of high-end vehicles."
Marc Blau, assistant director of enforcement at the SEC's Los Angeles office, told On Wall Street, "Christian Stanley's actual investment in life insurance policies was de minimis at best."
The SEC complaint alleges that since March 2009, Christian Stanley and Powell "offered and sold at least $4.5 million in unregistered securities in the form of debentures" to some 50 investors to whom they "promised to pay 'secured and structured; annual returns ranging from 5% to 15.5%."
The complaint further alleges, "In reality, defendants applied less than $90,000 of the amount they raised -- about 2% -- toward these avowed purposes, and have spent over 50% of the remaining investor fund for purposes that bear no relation to the operation of Christian Stanley's purported business."
The SEC claims Powell used investors' money "for such unrelated purposes as sales commissions and Ponzi-like payments to existing note holders," as well as to make "personal expenditures" allegedly including $21,000 toward his school loans, $5,000 for cowboy boots and "nearly $5,000 for a dating service."
The SEC alleges that Powell told investors the notes were "backed by assets such as a gold mine in Nevada and a coal mine in Kentucky."
In a typical life settlement transaction, an individual owner of a life insurance policy sells it to another party or company for a set sum, with the purchaser taking over the premiums and becoming the beneficiary.
Federal Judge George H. King of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California has granted the SEC's request for a temporary restraining order and asset freeze against Powell and his company, and has set a hearing for Sept. 15.
Efforts to obtain a comment from Christian Stanley, Inc., Powell or his attorney or record were not immediately successful.
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If you are arrested for suspicion of domestic violence, local law enforcement agents will fingerprint you when you are booked into custody. The fingerprints are then checked against a database to determine if you are already on parole, under probation, or an immigrant. When this occurs, non-U.S. citizens can quickly find themselves under the watchful eye of International and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and suddenly facing deportation.
Domestic violence convictions can affect your citizenship in numerous ways. Domestic violence is considered a crime of moral turpitude. Section 237 of the Immigration and Nationality Act states that any noncitizen that is convicted of a crime of moral turpitude within five years of entering the U.S. is deportable. This includes individuals who have green cards and visas. Violating a protective order can also make you instantly deportable under the U.S. immigration law.
Even if you have held your green card for several years, a conviction of domestic violence could jeopardize your chances of ever obtaining a green card in the United States. In addition, if there are children involved, a domestic violence conviction could jeopardize your child custody or visitation rights.
Even a mere accusation of domestic violence is often enough to ruin your life, especially if you are a non-U.S. citizen. You could be prevented from seeing your children, find yourself without a home to sleep in, and unable to work.
Unfortunately, many individuals are aware of these serious consequences, and jilted lovers and exes falsely accuse their partners of domestic violence simply out of revenge. Yes—sadly, even innocent men and women can be convicted of domestic violence without the right legal representation. If you are an immigrant or a non-U.S. citizen, you need an experienced and skilled Oakland domestic violence lawyer on your side to protect your rights and your future.
When everything is on the line, you need someone in your corner who can expose the holes in the prosecution's case against you. At the Law Office of Nabiel C. Ahmed, our skilled Oakland domestic violence attorney understands the complexities surrounding immigration and domestic violence cases. As such, we work aggressively to build a solid defense that is designed to prevent deportation, so you can keep your green card.
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Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale are a step close to finalizing their divorce after signing off on an agreement to split their assets and share custody of their three children.
Editors at TMZ.com report the stars, who filed for divorce in August (15), will get joint custody of their sons, Kingston, Zuma, and Apollo, but the Bush frontman will look after the youngsters for the majority of the time due to Gwen's busy schedule.
It was also reported that the pair had no prenuptial agreement in place, but they have reached a deal on the division of their assets, and the judge presiding over the case will finalize the divorce by the end of the year (15).
A representative for Gwen and Gavin has not yet commented on the report.
The No Doubt star cited "irreconcilable differences" in her divorce petition, which came after 13 years of marriage to the British rocker.
A statement released at the time of the divorce announcement stated: "While the two of us have come to the mutual decision that we will no longer be partners in marriage, we remain partners in parenthood and are committed to jointly raising our three sons in a happy and healthy environment. To that end, we respectfully request privacy from the media during this time."
The stars wed in 2002 and welcomed their first son, Kingston, in 2006. Zuma was born in 2008 and their third boy, Apollo, arrived in February, 2014.
In 2004, it emerged that Gavin had previously fathered a daughter, model Daisy Lowe, with Powder star Pearl Lowe.


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UW-Whitewater captures Midwest title, sends eight to NCAA Championship
ELMHURST, Ill. -- Wisconsin-Whitewater will be represented by eight wrestlers -- the school's largest contingent ever to qualify for a national championship -- at the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championship on March 15-16 after capturing the team title at the Midwest Regional on Saturday.
Warhawks head coach Tim Fader was named Midwest Region Coach of the Year.
Wrestlers advanced to the national tournament based on their finish at the regional, one of six qualifying regionals. The top three in each weight class advanced to make a field of 180 total wrestlers.
The Warhawks had four weight class champions beginning with Elroy Perkin winning at 149. He opened with an 8-0 win against Brady Schrupp of La Crosse, followed with a 12-4 victory against Joseph Ruettiger of Chicago and edged Gage Pederson of Olivet 9-8 in the semifinal. Perkin, the fourth seed, defeated third seed Ben Strobel of UW-Stevens Point 13-7 in the title bout.
Cedric Gibson won all three of his matches to capture the 165 pound class. After a first-round bye, Gibson topped Josh Sampson of Wabash 10-3, and then won 8-3 versus James Myers of Olivet to move into the championship. He beat Jordan Schulte of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 3-1 in the final match.
Shane Siefert had a first round-bye at 197. He beat Mario Palmissano of Chicago 14-12 to advance to the semifinals, and then won 6-2 against Dustin Wozniak of UW-Stevens Point. In the final match, Siefert defeated Darren Faber of Wheaton (Ill.) 4-2.
Anthony Edgren earned the 285 class title, winning four times, with two pins. Edgren, the number two seed, pinned Abraham Hall of Wabash in 1:23 in the first round, squeaked by Mitchell Steed of Wheaton 1-0 in the second and beat Adam Robinson of Alma 6-1 in round three. Edgren came through with a pin, in 1:29, of William Mayer of Wisconsin-La Crosse in the class title match.
Roland Dunlap had a bye, and then won 10-6 and 3-2 to advance to the championship match at 184 pounds. Dunlap was defeated 8-3 by Josef Rau of Elmhurst in the title match. It was the first loss of the season for Dunlap, now 11-1.
Three Warhawks placed third. That group included Grant Sutter at 133, Jake Fredrickson at 141 and Cade Sarbacker at 157 pounds.


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New High Conductance DEP Devices for Detection of Cancer Related DNA Nanoparticulate Biomarkers and Nanoparticles in Whole Blood
M.J. Heller, A. Sonnenberg
University of California San Diego, US
Keywords: cancer, biomarkers, nanoparticles, DEP, detection, blood
Abstract:The ability to rapidly detect cell free circulating (cfc) DNA nanoparticulate biomarkers, drug delivery nanoparticles and virus directly from blood is a major challenge for nanomedicine. We have now developed unique, simple and practical high conductance dielectrophoretic (HC-DEP) devices which allow cfc-DNA, cellular nanoparticles (mitochondria, etc.), nanoparticles and virus to be rapidly isolated from undiluted whole blood. The new HC-DEP devices are simple capillary tube and pipette devices which can be inserted directly into a few microliters of whole blood. An AC voltage from 50-150 volts is applied at frequencies of 5kHz-10kHz which causes cfc-DNA (nanoparticles, virus) to become concentrated on the tip of the device. The material captured on the tip can then be transferred to a collection tube for further analysis (PCR, genotyping, sequencing). The new HC-DEP devices are being used to collect cfc-DNA from Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) whole blood patient samples. Blood sample to PCR is achieved in less than twenty minutes. HC-DEP sets the stage for new "seamless" sample to answer diagnostic systems which will allow a variety of important cancer and other disease biomarkers to be rapidly isolated and analyzed directly from blood and other clinical samples.


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We are looking for a live-in person to provide care for Alice who has Alzheimer's. Coverage required would be mostly on the evenings and week-ends, so work or going to school would be possible to do. Full or Part time considered. Room and Board provided and $150 per week in exchange for 20 hours of guaranteed work per week. All work over 20 hours would be paid at $10/hr. Large furnished bedroom. Includes use of kitchen facilities, all utilities, cable TV, Internet, use of washer/dryer, pool, etc. We live in Walkersville, MD on 12 acres in the country so there is plenty of room to explore. Duties would be as those described for a Personal Care Aide. This would include generally light cleaning, cooking, running errands, and doing laundry, as well as assisting clients with bathing, showering, grooming, and other personal hygiene tasks. They would also engage Alice in activities like taking rides, going on walks, and other companion based activities.Alice is in good health and is a happy energetic person who enjoys getting out on rides, walking, and going for ice cream. Non-smoker. Background check and clean driving record required.
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EFA unveils People's Choice nominees
European moviegoers invited to vote for their favoriteBERLIN -- Roman Polanski's "The Ghost Writer," Lone Scherfig's coming-of-age tale "An Education" and geek superhero story "Kick-Ass" from Brit director Matthew Vaughn are among the films contending in the people's choice category at this year's European Film Awards.
Swedish thriller "The Girl Who Played With Fire," the second in the Stieg Larsson "Millenium" trilogy, also made the EFA cut and will go head-to-head with sci-fi fantasy "Mr. Nobody" from Belgian helmer Jaco van Dormael and two historic epics: Alejandro Amenabar's "Agora" and Giuseppe Tornatore's "Baaria."
Three comedies round up the nominees: Fatih Akin's "Soul Kitchen," Ferzn Ozpetek's "Loose Cannons" and "Little Nicholas" from French director Laurent Tirard.
European moviegoers can vote for their favorite at www.europeanfilmawards.eu. The winner will be announced at the EFA ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 4 in the Estonian capital Tallinn.


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defineable custom fields, different languages, iCalendar
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Outsourcing of non-core business functions by large and small business enterprises have become the norm. Such outsourcing offers many benefits but it has its own share of challenges too. Here are some of the common pitfalls that business entities confront and some useful suggestions to deal with them.
- Choosing the wrong outsourcing service provider – The first challenge lies in choosing the right outsourcing provider. You have to find a partner that knows what your business does or how to deliver the right solutions to achieve your business objectives, while upholding your core values. Moreover if you choose a wrong outsourcing provider, you may end up waiting for days or weeks to get a reply to an important call or e-mail, costing you both time and money. To avoid these pitfalls, take time to do your research online to find the right business process outsourcing company.
- Choosing the right functions to outsource – Some business enterprises forget that not all functions can be outsourced. Take care not to outsource critical business processes as this can sometimes have disastrous results. Certain functions such as IT and office administrative tasks can be outsourced. This will allow you to focus on your core business activities. So analyze your business and determine as to which functions you can outsource to gain maximum benefit.
- Signing the BPO contract – An outsourcing company may experience delay in delivering finished projects due to internal issues. Moreover, even if they finish the project within the assigned time, the outcome may not meet your expectations. So keeping these things in mind before you sign the contract. Ensure that you get smallest details covered and that you can get a refund if the terms are not met.
Outsourcing is growing and rewarding businesses with tremendous benefits. But as with any process there will be challenges. It is up to you to anticipate and accept change, and come up with innovative ways to tackle these challenges.


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We are a passionate company who strive to influence human life and race positively.
Each day represents a fresh new opportunity to share our vision and live our purpose. By being mindful and committed to these ideals, we uphold our founders' dedication to help leaders and employees unlock their fullest potential, and reach their business goals.
Our vision is to become a leading Human Capital Management company to transform both Organizations and HR Teams.
Our mission to serve Executives, HR Teams and Employees with passion and help them reach their corporate goals.
Our Values
Success starts here.
Our values are part of our DNA. They guide the way we work with our business partners, within our communities and with each other.
Through integrity, care, curiosity, excellence, achievement and a joy on success, we have created a vibrant company culture where ideas can blossom, people can thrive and success can flourish.
- Integrity. We Act with Integrity. We have courage to do the right thing even when it may be difficult. We are humble and more concerned about what is right than about being right. We always look out for the good of others in addition to what is good for us. We maintain honesty, genuineness, clarity and accountability under all circumstances.
- Care. We make meaningful connections. We take the customer's problem is ours until it's no longer theirs. It is essential to listen to our customers to learn how to better care for them. We treat our employees the way you want your customers treated.
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AWS services or capabilities described in AWS Documentation may vary by region/location. Click Getting Started with Amazon AWS to see specific differences applicable to the China (Beijing) Region.
Deletes a progress update stream, including all of its tasks, which was previously created as an AWS resource used for access control. This API has the following traits:
The only parameter needed for
DeleteProgressUpdateStream is the stream
name (same as a
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The call will return, and a background process will asynchronously delete the stream and all of its resources (tasks, associated resources, resource attributes, created artifacts).
If the stream takes time to be deleted, it might still show up on a
and all Associate[*] APIs realted to the tasks belonging to the stream will throw
"InvalidInputException" if the stream of the same name is in the process of being
Once the stream and all of its resources are deleted,
for a stream of the same name will succeed, and that stream will be an entirely new
logical resource (without any resources associated with the old stream).
For .NET Core and PCL this operation is only available in asynchronous form. Please refer to DeleteProgressUpdateStreamAsync.
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AT least seven people have been shot dead by a gunman in Texas.
The shooting occurred around 8pm in the city which is less than 20 miles northeast of Dallas with local media reporting that the shooting occurred at a Dallas Cowboys viewing party though this has not been confirmed.
David Tilley, a spokesman for the Plano Police Department, said the shooter was killed by the first responding officer after an exchange of gunfire.
The officer was not injured.
Seven people were found dead in the Plano home.
Two additional shooting victims were taken to a local hospital and their condition is currently unknown.
Tilley said: "We're trying to put all the puzzle pieces together.
Updates to follow.
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In case you missed it, this month Heathcote & Ivory were featured in both Cosmopolitan magazine and on the Cosmopolitan Fashion website. In November's Cosmopolitan edition, in the article entitled 'Beauty Under £15 – Bargains your body will love', our MEN Lime & Basil Soap on a Rope was featured as one of the '5 Manly Buys'.
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The Cosmopolitan Fashion website's 'Luxury Christmas gift guide', featured our Vintage Collection Rose 3 Miniature Luxury Hand Creams as part of the 'Vintage vixen' package. They are described as a gift that's perfect for someone who always shops for fabulous frocks in the vintage markets – or a vintage vixen!
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Launch Yourself: Define, Design and Deliver a Powerful Personal Brand Online (Training Program)
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Maybe it is a little early for 2016 posts – but I'm an over-achiever.
As the new year quickly approaches many people are thinking about their personal brand and wondering how they can grow their reputation next year.
Do yourself a favor. Invest in yourself and your personal brand in 2016.
An investment in your personal brand pays off over your lifetime.
Here are 5 simple things that you can commit to do in 2016 to start growing a powerful personal brand:
Kimberly Gauthier is the Editor in Chief and founder of Keep the Tail Wagging. In 2009, Kimberly discovered blogging and wanted to blog what she is passionate about: her dogs. Knowing that the pet world is very passionate and sensitive, she needed to have thick skin to go further with her blogging.
By 2011, Kimberly gained the confidence and tough skin it would take to become successful at blogging and start her own personal brand. For inspiration and guidance to get started, she started to search through "mom blogs" to see how they formed a strong community and reached out to one another. She also looked up questions dog owners were asking so she knew what to focus on in her upcoming blogs.
"Many people are stuck using search engines to research their questions about their dog and many times find an answer that is much more dramatic than it should be. I wanted to be a resource for these everyday questions."
After people started to read more of her blog posts, Kimberly saw people relating more to her story. She was receiving personal emails and replies to her posts. Kimberly wanted to make herself available to anyone with dog questions. When Kimberly decided to really push forward with her blogging, she was told it would be hard and it would be too much for her but she disagreed. She knew that if she stayed passionate about it then others would follow and connect with her.
Blogging soon became more than just a hobby for Kimberly as people started to see what all she offered.
We are living in a world full of social media but not many people understand the importance of blogging and how to connect with people more directly.
Large companies started reaching out to Kimberly and she was asked to speak at functions for small businesses. The rapid flow of emails and comments from others pushed Kimberly to go further in her business and continue to dedicate time to her blogging. Kimberly is not only the owner of Keep the Tail Wagging, but she also still has a full time job. How does she do it all?
I give myself business hours and stick to them. On weekends I dedicate one day to blogging and schedule posts for the week. I also take advantage of social media sites.
By giving each of her priorities set times and days, Kimberly is able to stay more organized and give the right amount of time and focus to each business while keeping a social life.
Kimberly's two most import social networks are Facebook and Twitter. "Facebook is where everyone is which makes it easy to build an audience. Twitter is great to build a connection with brands and other bloggers." Kimberly tries to stay as open as possible on Facebook for fans and for friends. She spends about ten hours a week on social media network sites and about twenty minutes a day promoting her business. By being involved with social media, she is giving herself constant contact to marketing herself and business.
For someone trying to start their own personal brand, Kimberly says that "Facebook is powerful. It is a community and you can draw your audience from their to your website. Once you find a website that works for you or a social network, become a pro at it!"
Kimberly also suggests getting free reports and tracking how you are doing. Two websites she recommends to use for reports are Crowd Booster and Simply Measured. By keeping track of your business, you can see where you need to improve or which audience to connect more with. F
or anyone looking to start his or her own personal brand, Kimberly suggests that you find what you want to be known for and what you are passionate about. "The Internet is overwhelming and there is so much coming at you and it can be tempting. Take a step back to see what you want to be known for. Reach out to people, especially people who read your blogs, and ask them to describe you in three words and go from there."
Kimberly wanted her blogging not for the fame but to go somewhere and help people. Getting comments from people makes her feel confident and that she is connecting to people. She focused on making her blogging serious, fun, and personal. She wanted to build a solid community for dog lovers who see their pets like their children as she sees hers. Kimberly is continuing to succeed in helping others and maintaining both jobs. Her words of wisdom are, "Best articles in blogging come from the heart, and the next best come from questions from fans. They all together help build your community, your business, and yourself."
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I recently started watching Kitchen Nightmares. The premise of the show is Gordon Ramsey, one of the most successful restaurant owners and chefs in the world works with struggling restaurants to help them be successful. While most of the show focuses on the kitchen and the food, every episode also involves a relaunch of the restaurant. The relaunch usually involves new branding as well.
There are a number of branding lessons used on the show that can be applied to personal branding as well. Here are the top lessons that you can apply to your personal brand:
Being an owner should mean that you are passionate, but many restaurant owners don't seem passionate. If you want people to buy in to what you are doing, YOU MUST OUTWARDLY show your passion. Be passionate – people can see it and feel it and will be inspired by it.
You need to clearly position your brand and find a niche. Whether it is a restaurant or your personal brand there is a lot of competition – a lot of people do what you do. You need to clearly position your brand and find a niche. For example, in one episode Ramsey creates a "GastroPub" which positions the restaurant differently than other bar and grills in the area. Some restaurants source local fresh ingredients, which separates them. Position your brand clearly and uniquely vs. all of the other people with you.
One of the biggest things that Ramsey does is make sure that each restaurant is known for something. For example "Jack's has the best fish and chips in Michigan" (I don't know if you can legally just say that, but in almost every restaurant they become the "best" something). Having a signature item creates excitement and makes an experience memorable. The same is true with your personal brand – what can you be known for? What is your signature? What are you best at?
Another key to success is for both the restaurant exterior and the presentation of the dishes to match the quality of the product. This is true for your personal brand as well – your physical appearance should match the brand you are trying to build. If you are a designer, you may have an edgy and creative look. If you want to be taken seriously as a business professional you must have an impeccable appearance.
To generate buzz for the relaunch of the restaurant, Ramsey usually has the restaurant connect with the community in some way by giving out samples at a farmers market or having a local farmers market to promote their fresh menu. The community will support them and their business. The same is true for your business – there is a community that will support you over time (your customers) – participate in the community. Be present at events and build relationships.
Your online brand is how you present yourself – when fans search for you, what do they find? Do they find something that confirms that you are an expert or are they left wondering if you really knew what you were writing about.
If you haven't published a book yet, your personal brand and social media can help you promote your book and build an audience.
Since I work in social media, my social media and online presence comes very naturally to me. For many people it doesn't – and that can cost you opportunities. I have generated a number of benefits as an author from building an online brand. When my first book came out I generated business directly from connecting with readers through social media. My website and blog help me connect more deeply with the target audience. I now have a group of followers that I can build relationships with over time.
Building an online brand as an author has a number of benefits:
How does your brand stack-up? Check out our Personal Brand Assessment or Join our LaunchYourself! Personal Branding Workshop.
If you are a consultant you need a powerful personal brand. In order for people to hire you they need to trust that you are a knowledgeable expert. In addition to meeting you, many prospects will Google you or look for reviews and testimonials online. They'll Google you before, during and after meeting you as a way to establish trust.
Putting your best foot forward means having a strong personal brand.
A personal brand boils down to the perceptions that people have about you. These perceptions are both logical (based on your experience) and emotional (based on how you make people feel).
As a consultant, people are paying you for your expertise. A strong personal brand highlights your expertise and can also lead to new business opportunities.
I started creating a personal brand once I realized that people were searching for me. I started a blog, primarily because the only other online asset that I had was a Myspace page (yes, I'm old school). I was involved in social media marketing, so I was also fairly active on sites like Twitter and LinkedIn.
As I started sharing my thoughts and ideas on social networks, I found that people were reaching out to me and offering to hire me as a consultant. Even today a significant percentage of my business comes from the personal brand that I built on social media.
As a consultant you are expected to be the expert, and using social media and internet technologies it is easier than ever to showcase your expertise online. Through our Launch Yourself Personal Branding Online program I work with many consultants.
As a consultant there are a number of personal branded assets that if used correctly can generate more business for you. Here are my top 5 assets for consultants to bring their brands online:
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I started school a month-and-a-half ago in Agde. I'm in grade 4 in Canada, but in France I am in grade CM1 (cours moyen première année). School is good. French is fun to learn because if you learn it and you're fluent in it, you can speak two languages. After a month of school, I noticed I improved in my French. So now I can actually communicate better with friends. I like the language because it is easy to learn. In school you get Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays off.
On the first day of school I was a little bit nervous because I didn't know much French. But after the first day of school it was better. I made some friends. Benjamin, Yacine, Jean-Baptiste, and Linda are my buddies. One of the cool things about school is that everybody has marbles, so when we go outside for recess, everybody brings their marbles and we play games to try to win each other's marbles.
When we have lunch, they serve really good food at the canteen (cafeteria). They either serve beans and chicken or fish and pasta and sometimes pastries. You drink water and you can take as much bread as you want. I prefer eating lunch at school than eating at home.
Everybody at school takes music lessons on Thursday afternoons. I wanted to take guitar but it was full so I decided to take guitar lessons on Wednesday mornings instead. We went to Montpellier to buy a guitar for me. Guitar is fun. Mom said that if I learn how to read music then I will be better in Math. Math is my favourite subject.
School started September 5, then on October 10 I went sailing for a week with my class. It was really cool because you actually learned how to sail. Me and another person would go on a boat and we would work together as a team. My classmate would do the steering and I would direct the sail to catch the wind. We'd go out into the ocean and put our sail in our boat and get to learn about the wind more – about south, west, east, north. At the last day of our sailing, we had a race to see who was the fastest on our boat. We did 3 laps. In the end they would add up however many points you have, and if you had the least points, you would win. So I came in third with my friend Benjamin.
School is going good in France. I really like it here. The weather is really nice and I like our new house that we're staying in.


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Social networking and football
"Pick up a company, and determine how the trends, here, the social networking, affects the business of this company, and then, how this company can impact on this business"
Company chosen : Olympique de Marseille SASP
Mainly since 2006, the wide world of the Internet welcomed a new protagonist: Social Networking.
Facebook, Twitter,Linkedin, Viadeo etc etc, belong to a new kind of tools, which one are actually revolutionizing the communication, the marketing, the companies' strategy, in one word, the world.
According to Erik Qualman, "social networking changed the way we live and are redefining human interaction and business." That's what we'll try to find out later.
Herea graph showing the history of social networking over the last years (source: 6 degrees)
To illustrate the impact of social networking on a special business, let's see the football world, and a big club in France, l'Olympique de Marseille.
Social networkings are now a strong tool for every single football club in Europe. Why? Because it is a cheap marketing and communication tool, which doesnot induce large advertisements campaigns, or spending hundreds of millions € on a well known player.
Big clubs (For example, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Liverpool, Manchester Utd, Chelsea etc) have a Facebook page and a Twitter, and they are using them to communicate with their fans.
They found out that there was an opportunity by developing this new trend, and that it could be a veryefficient tool.
Football has the power to gather and link the people all over the world, and now, people can share, discuss, but also criticize or insult their favorites clubs and players through social networking. It's a revolution that the large business of football has to keep in mind, and adapt themselves to this new trend.
Facebook is an obvious place for football fans to share opinions.Sometimes it's as simple as someone posting a link to a football news story on their Wall, or maybe a Wall to Wall conversation about football between friends.
On a larger scale, most football clubs will have a Facebook page, where they can post exclusive contents, propose games, in order to win game tickets, jerseys or they can just ask a question, about the team, and waiting for the fans to discussand share about their mind.
To some extent, social networking could also be assimilated to a threat for clubs and national teams. Clubs and fans are not the only one to use Facebook or Twitter to post or receive content, but the players are using Twitter more and more. Indeed, Kaka, Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs and plenty of others used to be on Twitter. About one year ago, they were "Twitting" inthe changing room one hour before the game, about how they felt today, physically or psychologically and so on. It became too dangerous regarding to, firstly, the concentration required for such a game. They weren't focused on the game, and their mind was elsewhere, not on the pitch. And, which is maybe worse, it also implied doubts for online betting, with sharing like this confidential informationabout their shape, which could have helped the gamers to bet.
That's why now, the clubs, in a large majority, forbad the players to "Twit" about the game and the club.
The macro environment changed a lot over the last five years for the business football.
Football clubs had to make their structure evolved to be adapt to this technological revolution (Marketing, communication tool, Twitterfor players etc). Moreover, it appears that the political-legal, economic and socio-cultural environments changed with the needs of the consumers. (Graphic below source 6 Degrees.)
The main point is that Youtube and Dailymotion are full of videos, videos that actually should not be on this platform. Youtube or Dailymotion don't own the rights to broadcast them, and the clubs had to react, by...
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This episode we discuss the Ghibli film Howl's Moving Castle AND the book Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones. We had two requests from Tora-chan and Monica G for the Miyazaki directed Howl's Moving Castle, but decided to also include the book in our discussion. I read the book long before I saw the movie, and its far far superior to the lackluster Ghibli film. Sophie is a much more fiery and proactive heroine in the book. She was very much Howl's equal. Furthermore, most of the narrative problems with the movie stem from the nonsensical add ons that Ghibli stacked on that were not prescent in Diana Wynne's book. There was nothing about the enviroment in the original book, and the war was something that was only mentioned briefly.
This episode is a little short. Melanie's connection was going out so we had to end the discussion about 10-15 minutes early. The episode is still a half an hour long, though.
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