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First Frog Feast CD-i review arrived (+audio)
>> Monday, August 13, 2007
Omegalfa from Le Monde du CD-i -the name change has again been delayed- has reviewed his copy of Frog Feast. It's great to see this place loves CD-i as no-one else, and it shows! Omegalfa: "it looks like a DVD box with a big "CD-i" logo on the left side, just perfect and the cover design gives a youth touch for our old machine! The CD is numbered and the one I have is number 24/50. The welcome page [has] 3 options on a wild background with a giant logo which says "Frog Feast": 1 player, 2 players, Exit." Interactive Dreams takes on a summary.
The full review is available here. Omegalfa continues: "You can walk from a side of the feast to the other using the water, you can place your frog anywhere on the sheet for a calculated jump, you can catch 2 or more flies in the same jump (If you're as good as I am ;).
Each game is 1:30min long. You have a remaining timer in the middle bottom screen. Each fly give you 1 point. To catch a fly you use button 1, as I can see button 2 is not used in the game. On the background you can see the day going to night as long as the time is remaining. This is a great effect! Pause is not available, this is maybe the big bad point of [the whole] game."
This is just a small part of the review, so if you have a log-in for Le Monde du CD-i, go visit! Last but not least, have a look at the credits screen which is worth a note not just because this is the only version of Frog Feast having one, but also because we are in it! Thanks to Charles for this great game, my own copy will follow very soon I hope!
A last quote by djkoelkast, who also just got his Frog Feast copy: "I love the soundtrack, too bad there is no in-game music but the animations look smooth, playing is good, nice detail that the sky gets darker every time"
Charles even released the Frog Feast intro tune, click below to hear:
You can buy your own copy of Frog Feast CD-i right here!
This review is written by Omegalfa, thumbs up for his great article!


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Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne wasn't a fan of the postgame "squirrel" dance Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis did on the field at the end of last Sunday's Wild Card game, calling it "disrespectful" during a radio interview this week.
Lewis responded to Wayne on Tuesday and, to no surprise, had a decidedly different take. Lewis said the dance had nothing to do with the Colts, but was about "honoring my team and honoring my city" after what will be the final home game of Lewis' career unless he reverses course on retirement.
"That was about capping off a heck of a legacy of 17 years. When he was in Pop Warner playing football, I was in Baltimore. To salute my city that way, I guess the trot around the field was disrespectful too. No. It wasn't even about them. The game was over," Lewis said, via the team's website. "I didn't go towards their sideline or make no big issue of that because I've never been that type of player. But [it was] to salute my city, knowing that people love to see that."
That's certainly the way the dance came across on Sunday afternoon, although one can understand why a player from the losing team might have a different read on it. As Wayne said, they were celebrating Lewis all day long and that was one final moment for a player who has been the face of the Ravens franchise since there has been a Ravens franchise.


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Chinese manufacturers are continuing to suffer from the country's drop in demand with three quarters of listed companies predicting a steep decline in their performance forecasts for the first half of the year. Goldwind and Sinovel, the top two Chinese wind turbine makers, estimated over 50% profit decline.
In late June, Dongfang Electric saw CNY 3.6 billion ($570m) wiped off its market value, following reports that it had only sold 25 turbines in the first quarter, compared with 1,800 turbines a year in its heyday and 949 turbines last year. It was said to have over 500 turbines stockpiled, in addition to components for several hundred other wind turbines. But a spokesman for Dongfang denied that it had such a large stockpile. "The company has some products that have not yet met the requirements for sale, but when they do, they will be sold," he said.
The poor performance of turbine makers is attributed to slower wind farm construction in the country, which led to smaller orders and plummeting turbine prices from fiercer competition.
In April, the National Energy Bureau announced the second batch of wind farm projects for the 12th Five-year Plan period (2011-15), which totalled 14.92GW. This was nearly half the size of the first batch of 28.83GW projects, released in August last year. The Chinese government is trying to control the pace of wind farm construction to prevent it outpacing growth of the grid.
China will install about 15GW of wind turbines each year up to 2015 to meet the target of 100GW cumulative installed capacity. The country's capacity amounted to 29GW in 2011.
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Goldwind sold several subsidiaries to improve cash flow. In May, it signed an agreement to sell its blade plant in Jiangsu province to Sinoma for CNY 215 million.
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Many smaller manufacturers are trying to retreat before it is too late. Daiwei Wind Power Equipment, from north-east China's Heilongjiang province, has planned a sale, but has been unable to find buyers.
While most turbine makers are worrying, those that are subsidiaries of powerful state-owned power groups are happy.
In last year's public tender for 3.8GW wind power projects in Jiuquan, north- west China's Gansu province, most orders were taken by Guodian United Power, a subsidiary of Guodian Group, and China Creative Wind Energy, a subsidiary of Datang Group. Goldwind and Sinovel barely won any orders.
In the future, said Wu Gang, chairman of Goldwind, a large group of small turbine makers will be shut down or merged, because of pressures in capital, technology, cost and marketing. A few big turbine makers will dominate the scene in the end.
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But industry officials doubt whether Chinese wind turbine makers could edge into the leading overseas market in the short term, in the face of competition from GE, Vestas and Suzlon.
Manufacturing large capacity turbines for offshore projects is another popular tactic to find new markets - Sinovel and Guodian United Power have both developed 6MW turbines.
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Organised by the ADBI, OECD and the Australian APEC Study Centre, this roundtable looked at how investment policies can contribute to the recovery from the global crisis and improve the development prospects across Asia.
It also considered how the G20 Seoul Development Consensus for Shared Growth can promote private sector involvement and innovation. Special emphasis was placed on the mining and mineral sectors, in which investment flows are rapidly recovering to pre-crisis levels and developing Asia is a major destination.
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The Alibi gives you the ups and downs of buzzword bills hashed out by the state's Congress this session
by Christie Chisholm and Marisa Demarco, Weekly Alibi, March 22, 2007
Politics are supposed to be about the people. We're the intended deciders of the direction of our country and states, our counties and school districts. Our U.S. representatives are hired by us, and since we can't all make the trek to Washington, they do it instead, taking with them our ideals and desires. "Government of the people, by the people, for the people." Isn't that right?
At a state level, the same is supposed to hold true. Our state representatives congregate in the Roundhouse every year to press action on the issues we've told them are important to our livelihood, our moral compass and our culture. And at the end of each year's Legislative Session, we reflect on what we gained and what we lost.
Sadly, this system of democracy seems to be failing. Most of us don't even know who our state representatives are, never mind contact them to profess our political desires. We scan the top headlines in the paper to gauge the progress of the Session, and when it's all over we're usually aware of a handful of bills that passed and may at some point affect our lives.
In an attempt to bring a little bit of the power back to the people, we're dedicating this week's news section to the cessation of the Legislative Session, which deliberated on its final bill of 2007 on Saturday, March 17. Thanks to Amy Dalness for helping us undertake this task.
This year's Session passed a number of bills that can nearly universally be seen as good deeds. Legislation on renewable energy glided through, establishing tax credits for sustainable building, creating a reporting system for greenhouse gases and requiring utilities to use higher percentages of renewables by 2020. Our Legislature also approved bills designed to protect animals. From the well-publicized cockfighting ban to bills increasing penalties for animal cruelty and mandating the good treatment of animals in shelters, New Mexico made a statement this year about respecting non-human lives. In turn, the state took action to protect human life as well, requiring that HIV testing be offered and suggested when people visit their doctors. The Legislature also acted to abolish antiquated terminology for persons with disabilities.
But along with those bills that present little opposition, there are others, with no sense of moral ubiquity. Shrouded in political and ethical controversy, here are some of the more contentiously significant bills from this year's session, both winners and losers. For context, we've included arguments both for and against each bill.
As of press time, Gov. Bill Richardson had called a Special Session, which was slated to begin Tuesday, March 20. At the session, he planned to revive bills that would create an ethics commission, limit campaign contributions and give benefits to domestic partners, among others things. By the time this paper goes to print, the session may have already ended. The governor has until April to sign legislation. Anything he doesn't sign is "pocket vetoed," meaning it dies.
Cockfighting Ban
Signed by Governor
Description: Punishes cockfighting participants (including those watching a fight) with a fourth-degree felony after they're caught three times. The first and second time are considered a petty misdemeanor and then a misdemeanor, respectively. The bill also prohibits dog fights.
Pro: This bill aims to finally eradicate the inhumane act of cockfighting. Louisiana is now the only state left in the country where the practice is legal. Many New Mexicans have been calling for this bill for years, and it's been introduced in the Legislature multiple times before, only now it finally passed.
Con: The argument against this bill has always been one of heritage. Do we suppress the culture of others because mainstream U.S. culture doesn't believe in it? Do we tell Afghani women to shirk their burqas? Do we order the tribes of Africa to stop performing female genital mutilation?
Death Penalty
Passed House
Description: This one's pretty straightforward. It called to get rid of the death penalty in New Mexico.
Pro: One recalls the old idiom to "do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Killing people for their crimes is by many considered a barbaric practice, one that some believe we have no right to perform. And when you consider the number of inmates on death row who've later been proven innocent, it makes the possibility of killing unjustly much more frightening than the possibility of that person continuing to exist in this world.
Con: The other side of this debate argues that if an inmate on death row was to escape, the public would be in grave danger, and keeping them alive isn't worth the risk. Furthermore, the idea goes that if someone takes a life, theirs should be taken in turn.
Domestic Partner Benefits
HB 15: Benefits for Domestic Partners
Passed House
Description: Rep. Peter Wirth's measure requires commercial insurance carriers to have a package that includes benefits for domestic partners. Put simply, if a small business wanted to offer benefits to an employee's domestic partner, the insurance company would have to have such an option available. Domestic partners would be defined as adults who have lived together for at least a year and share financial obligations. Proponents were quick to point out that businesses still have the opportunity to choose whether to offer these benefits.
Pro: Only one carrier has an option for domestic partner benefits for a company that had fewer than 50 employees, says Peggy Patterson, assistant director of the Santa Fe Rape Crisis and Trauma Treatment Center. Without a statewide statute, she says, insurance companies won't offer this coverage ["Insurance for Domestic Partners," Feb. 1-7, 2007]. Everyone deserves the ability to provide health care to their partners, regardless of their sexuality or whether they're married.
Con: The goal is to "close the uninsured gap," says Betina Gonzales McCracken, spokesperson for the Human Services Department. If that's the case, why doesn't the measure take it a step further and demand that businesses, and not just insurance companies, offer domestic partners benefits? "That's a good question," says Wirth. The Insure New Mexico Council, which put this measure together, was "focused on figuring out legislation where there's general consensus."
HB 822: Creating a State Ethics Commission
Passed House
Description: Rep. Mary Garcia sought to create an Ethics Commission, which would have 10 members: four appointed by the governor, two by the Senate president, two by the speaker of the House and two by the chief justice of the state Supreme Court. These people would not be allowed to hold public office or make campaign contributions, among other things. The commission would be in charge of investigating ethics complaints, providing ethics training and making recommendations for disciplinary actions.
Pro: With the debacle in the State Treasurer's Office, surely it's time for some governmental body to put the smack down on ethics violations.
Con: Is this enough?
HPV Vaccine
SB 407: Mandate HPV Vaccine Insurance Coverage
Passed House and Senate
SB 1174: HPV Vaccine in School-Based Clinics
Passed House and Senate
Description: There were plenty of measures surrounding the Human Papillomavirus vaccine in the state Legislature, but these two are the most immediately applicable. Sen. Dede Feldman's asking that all insurance companies provide coverage for the vaccine for girls aged 9 to 14. Sen. Steve Komadina's bill says before admission into a private or public school students between 9 and 14 must be presented with information about the vaccine. Before being allowed to enter school, a female student must have either gotten the vaccine or present written evidence that her parent or guardian elected for her not to get the vaccine.
Pro: The Human Papillomavirus is responsible for 99.7 percent of cervical cancer cases. The vaccine prevents against two strains of the virus, thought to be responsible for 70 percent of cervical cancer cases. HPV, which usually has mild symptoms or no symptoms, is really common in sexually active people, and the vaccine works best when administered before someone becomes sexually active. The vaccine could be the beginning of the end of cervical cancer if it reaches enough young women.
Con: Some parents are concerned about the newness of the vaccine and about its connection to sexuality. Though everyone has the option of refusing the vaccine, some may see it as a hassle or as an affront to their convictions.
Lottery Scholarship
Passed House and Senate
Description: The basis of Sen. Michael Sanchez' measure was fuel for a decent debate even before it entered the Legislature. In the fall, Think New Mexico recommended the lottery begin diverting 30 percent of its profits to the scholarship fund automatically, instead of paying out what was left over after prizes and administrative costs are covered. That's exactly what this bill does.
Pro: According to 2005 estimates from the Higher Education Department, the scholarship could have dug itself an $18 million hole by 2011. The think tank worried that such a debt would require the scholarship to slash funds for students or raise requirements. Asking for extra moneys to funnel into the scholarship fund could be the solution the state's looking for.
Con: New Mexico Lottery CEO Tom Romero told the Alibi the plan could backfire ["Roundhouse Wind-Up," Dec. 7-13, 2006]. He was concerned that requiring the lottery to return 30 percent of its revenues "would require us to cut our prize percentage payout (money that is returned to players in the form of prizes) and our advertising, both of which would negatively impact sales." Fewer sales means less money coming in and less money for the scholarship regardless of what percentage is taken off the top.
Medical Marijuana and the Hemp Industry
SB 523: Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act
Passed House and Senate
HM 49: Study Legal Hemp Industry
Signed by House and Senate
Description: The Medical Marijuana Act only needs to be signed by the governor to become law. If it does, it will create a Medical Marijuana Board that will decide whether patients are eligible. If they are, they'll be issued an ID card five days after they're approved by the board, which will expire after three months. With the ID card, patients will be allowed to grow and use a "reasonable" amount of the drug. The law doesn't allow patients to use marijuana in public places or at work. The bill requires the Department of Health to adopt rules for the use of medical marijuana by Oct. 1, 2007.
The Hemp bill requires the Department of Agriculture to do an in-depth study on whether to allow a legal hemp industry in New Mexico. Because it's a House Memorial, it doesn't need to be signed by the governor.
Pro: It's about time this bill was passed--it only took 12 years. Marijuana has been shown to not only ease the pain of patients but to at times revive them completely due to its ability to stimulate the appetite. Additionally, the hemp study will hopefully lead to approval of the industry. Hemp is one of the sturdiest materials on Earth, with a diverse number of purposes. Plus, its industrial form has absolutely nothing to do with getting high.
Con: Opponents to this bill worry that legalizing medical marijuana is one step closer to legalizing all uses of marijuana.
Minimum Wage
SB 324: Increasing the State's Minimum Wage
Passed House and Senate
Description: It was coming down the pipe last session but got lost in the time crunch. This time around, raising the state's base pay sounds easy but is actually a touch complicated since various cities and counties passed their own wage hikes. Sen. Ben Altamirano's bill increases the state minimum in two phases. New Mexico's minimum will be $6.50 as of Jan. 1, 2008, and $7.50 an hour on the first of the year in 2009, except for Santa Fe, which will be allowed to keep its $9.50 minimum.
Pro: Wage hikes are a long time coming around the country. Inflation means $5.15 an hour isn't what it used to be. Minimum wage workers find it more than a little difficult to make ends meet on such a pittance. With the wage floor mostly leveled out, cities and towns won't have to worry that businesses will want to set up in nearby areas with cheaper workers.
Con: Businesspeople have said all along a new wage standard would be difficult to meet and could mean fewer jobs overall.
Payday Lenders
HB 92: Payday Loan Regulations
Passed House and Senate
Description: Enacts a long list of guidelines and restrictions on the payday loan industry, including provisions that loaners can't charge customers more than $10 in late fees and documents must be available in both Spanish and English and possibly other languages. If signed, it will go into effect Nov. 1, 2007.
Pro: It's time we protect our citizens from payday lending sharks. Such companies often take advantage of people in dire financial situations by charging them outrageous interest rates and other fees that lead to an even worse situation. Now there are at least some measures of protection in place.
Con: This is just another example of government sticking its nose into the lives of private citizens and businesses. Payday lenders advertise their fees. If people are stupid enough to get caught in a payday lending trap, it's their own fault, and lenders shouldn't be held responsible. This bill just punishes businesses because of the mistakes of others.
Red-Light Cameras
Passed House and Senate
Passed House and Senate
SB 780: State Wants Some of the Cash
Passed Senate
Description: The unending traffic camera debate from Albuquerque wound up in the Legislature, with three big-name bills: One would require signs and beacons alerting drivers of an upcoming camera; another wants the fines from the cameras to be the same as those from tickets issued by officers; the last measure asks Albuquerque to send some of the funds to the state.
Pro: Camera pushers have heard nothing but flak from drivers annoyed at the high-priced penalty and sneaky lenses. Warning signs could help citizens feel less set up. Consistent fines might add some needed legitimacy, because no one likes to think their hard-earned dough is unfairly lining city coffers.
Con: City officials say, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Intersections outfitted with lenses saw a significant decrease in accidents, according to APD spokesperson John Walsh. Mayor Martin Chavez says sending up portions of the collected fines would spell an end to the cameras, since that money is used to pay for the program.
Sign Language Interpreters
SB 817, HB 1008: Signed Language Interpreting Practices Act
Passed House and Senate
Description: Creates a board to oversee and regulate deaf, hard of hearing, and deaf and blind interpreters in the state.
Pro: The bill better enables the state to keep track of interpreters and assure their capability. It does this by giving the board powers to establish education and general licensing requirements as well as consequences for those incapable or abusing of their positions.
Con: Though the bill is designed to better the situation of the deaf and hard of hearing community, it may create more obstacles during a time when there is already a shortage of interpreters.
Smoking Ban
HB 283: Dee Johnson Clean Indoor Air Act
Signed by Governor
Description: Bans smoking in all public businesses (including bars) and indoor public places except for casinos, private clubs, cigar lounges, special smoking-designated areas where smoke can't reach the rest of the building and a number of other small exceptions. The bill also outlaws smoking near workplace entrances or any area where smoke can drift inside, and it requires business owners to post "No Smoking" signs in conspicuous locations. Violators are penalized with a $100 fine the first time they're caught, $200 the next time and $500 every time after that.
Pro: Secondhand smoke has proven to be extremely dangerous to one's health, and no one should be forced to tolerate it at work. The law discourages people from smoking because they can no longer light up while drinking at a bar unless it's a private club. Because of this, the law may also encourage more people to quit smoking or to not smoke as much, which would improve the health of the general public.
Con: The law infringes upon the rights of bar owners, who should be able to choose whether or not to permit smoking in their businesses. If people don't want to be exposed to secondhand smoke, they shouldn't go to the bars that permit it. And if there aren't very many options for people who want to frequent a smoke-free bar, that's a reflection on the market, and bar owners shouldn't be punished for it. This bill represents just one more loss of freedom.


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Frequently asked questions about the history of the Gallery
- Has the Gallery always been where it is now?
- What are the bronze panels on the front of the Gallery and why are they incomplete?
- Why are there names on the outside of the Art Gallery and who are they?
- Why is the name of Michelangelo written as 'Michael Angelo' and why doesn't the Gallery correct this?
Has the Gallery always been where it is now?
No. The first home for Sydney's art collection was at Clark's Assembly Hall in Elizabeth Street. This building, which had at one time been used for dancing classes, was rented between 1875 and 1879. It was open to the public on Friday and Saturday afternoons. The International Exhibition of 1879 provided an opportunity for the national collection to be re-housed more suitably. Space was initially allocated in the main hall of the Garden Palace, but as lighting and display possibilities were not considered adequate, the Government allowed William Wardell to construct a 'Fine Arts Annexe' of nine rooms near the entrance to the Botanic Gardens. Concerns for the security and care of artworks, particularly after the fire which destroyed the Garden Palace in 1882, ruled out the Annexe as a permanent home for the collection. In December 1885 the collections were moved to a building of six rooms at the present site in the Domain.
What are the bronze panels on the front of the Gallery and why are they incomplete?
In 1900 the Trustees decided to beautify the façade of the Gallery. Perceval Ball suggested that the empty panels should be filled with bas reliefs illustrating the arts and industries. It was later decided to depict the various eras of art. At a meeting of the Board on 26 March 1903 Eccleston Du Faur, President of the Trustees, suggested that a series of six panels be designed depicting the six 'distinctive historical art periods' of the Assyrian, Egyptian, Grecian, Roman, Gothic and Renaissance. Bronze was chosen as the medium, as it was decided that marble caught too sharply the glare of sunlight. In the same year the Trustees organised a competition for the first two panels.
Only four of the six intended bronze relief panels were ever completed. They are set high on the south half of the front elevation, and beside them are two empty panels. Six empty panels are found on the corresponding north half of the front elevation. The four completed reliefs are subjects from [left to right] Assyria, Egypt, Greece and Rome. The uncompleted reliefs were presumably intended to continue this sequence of major civilizations. At first sight the completed reliefs appear to relate to the bronze names of artists on the entablature, but this is misleading, as there is no significant relation between the artists' names and the reliefs. Three of these panels won prizes in a bas relief competition.
Moving to the right from the Gallery entrance :
The first two panels were selected by Alfred East and George Frampton from designs invited by the Trustees in 1903:
Assur-Natsir-Pal, King of Assyria 1906 by the English sculptor Gilbert Bayes. It depicts the visit of Sennacherib, King of Assyria, and his Queen to view the progress of the building of his palace at Koyounjik (or Kongjunjk).
Queen Hatasu of Egypt 1906 by the English sculptor Countess Feodora Gleichen. It depicts Queen Hatasu giving directions for the construction of her famous avenue of Ram-headed Sphinxes. This avenue extended from her temple, Der-el-Bahari, to the bank of the Nile, and thence to the farther shore of the Temple of Karnak, thus forming a connecting link between the two. The bas relief shows the Queen in the act of examining a plan unfolded before her by the architect kneeling at her feet. With a strong hand gesture she indicates her will.
Phryne before Praxiteles 1900 by the English sculptor Percival Ball. It depicts the famous courtesan and model before the sculptor, Praxiteles.
Augustus at Nimes 1931 by the English sculptor William Reid Dick. It was the gift of the Art Gallery Trustee and Sydney architect Sir John Sulman. It depicts Caesar Augustus in the Roman colony of Nîmes, now in France
Why are there names on the outside of the Art Gallery and who are they?
The names were probably chosen by Frederick Eccleston Du Faur, President of the Gallery Trustees from 1892 to 1915, and a member of the Board since 1876. Forty-four names were intended. Thirty-two names are found on the existing elevations, lettered in bronze below the entablature. Seven intended names are known from architectural drawings, the other five are unknown.
Painters appear on the southern half of the front elevation, and on the adjoining side elevation to the south : (moving to the right from the entrance) Giotto, Raphael, Titian, Rembrandt, Murillo, Rubens, Andrea del Sarto, Botticelli, Bellini, Cimabue, Correggio, Leonardo da Vinci, Tintoretto, Velasquez, Vandyck and Gainsborough.
Sculptors appear on the northern half of the front, and were presumably intended for the adjoining side elevation to the north : (moving to the left from the entrance) Michael Angelo [sic], Donatello, Ghiberti, Pheidias, Cellini, Canova, Jean Goujon, Pythagoras, Praxiteles and Anthemius.
Architects appear on the rear elevation : Christopher Wren, Philibert de l'Orme, Perrault, Juan de Herrera, Mansart and Inigo Jones.
The names intended for the unbuilt part of the rear elevation are found on drawings from 1895 for the front, south and rear elevations. These drawings correspond with the names as installed, except that those on the side elevation are placed in a different order (Leonardo da Vinci, Correggio, Tintoretto, Bellini, Botticelli, Cimabue, Velasquez, Vandyck and Gainsborough).
A drawing dated 27 November 1895, for the elevation of the small portion of the Gallery built in 1896, shows six names: Ictinus, Phidias, Raphael, M. Angelo [sic], Titian and C. Wren. Five of these names appear on the elevations that were completed; one, Ictinus, must have been intended for the unbuilt north elevation.
The names intended for the rear elevation towards the north, which was never built, were: Sansovino, Bramante, Palladio, Vignola, Vitruvius and Brunellescho.
Why is the name of Michelangelo written as 'Michael Angelo' and why doesn't the Gallery correct this?
Today it is the standard practice in the English speaking world to refer to the great Italian sculptor, painter and architect Michelagnolo Lodovico di Lionardo Buonarroti Simoni (1475–1564), by the name by which he was known to his Italian contemporaries, 'Michelangelo'. This is how the name is commonly spelt today, but variations have abounded. Sir Charles Eastlake, in his influential two-volumed Handbook of Painting: the Italian Schools of 1837, spelt the name as 'Michael Angelo'. The greatest critic of the 19th century, John Ruskin, also preferred this spelling of the name, so it is not surprising that the Trustees followed these authorities.


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Games 21 & 22 – I am not a happy camper
In the aftermath of Game 22 at PHX, had to go watch an old game that the Jazz won to get the bad taste out of my mouth and escape the black cloud hanging over my head. It only half did the job, because nothing can get rid of that taste/cloud except for the next win. How wonderful, therefore, that the next game is not for three days. Really should just tell everyone to stay away from me because my mood is as foul as Carlos going over the back…
So, first Game 21:
The Master and the Student
The Jazz kicked the Raptors' asses back to Canada on national television (it was even on TV here). Pretty much every Jazzman played great, including Harp* (though of course that did not stop most Jazz fans from bitching about him) and KK2 (5-5 for 10 points in 6 minutes, including a beautiful monster putback). I like how KK2's not afraid to get in front of huge guys (Amare, Shaq) barreling down the lane and going for the block or simply playing D. The thought of Booz doing that is laughable because it would never happen in…well, I would be a Kobe and Lakers fan before that would ever happen.
*Jerry said after the game, and I agree with him, that some of the younger guys have a lot to learn from Harp when it comes to playing physical and how to use their bodies. Most of the younger guys and Booz rarely if ever body up on D and generally keep several feet away from their man. This situation, of course, ends with open shots, and 1s, or stupid fouls. Big surprise that the Jazz are so awful defensively.
As for Harp, I feel for him. He obviously wants to play and his heart and hustle have not diminished, but it seems that he's at a point where his body won't cooperate with him and he can't keep up, especially in fast-paced games like the one against the Suns. I still think he is useful in certain matchups in certain games though, and can see him in a player/coach role for the younger guys.
AK was back…which I believe had something to do with the blowout nature of the game. The Jazz offense just flows so much silkier smoother when he's playing. DWill is the heart and soul of the team, no question, but AK is like how the world is so much brighter when the sun's out. Memo played great as well, which I was 100% happy about even though I benched him on my fantasy team.
As for Sap, and this goes for both games, I don't think there's any longer any question that he is an adequate replacement for Booz should Booz be gone next season for whatever reason. No, he will never be as talented offensively as Booz, but he definitely can replace Booz' production and I love seeing him use his strength boarding and throwing the ball down instead of doing cutesy little finesse layups that too often roll off the rim. It's not that much of a stretch to say that the Jazz could not afford NOT to have Sap on the floor in every one of the last 8 games (since Booz got injured) if they wanted to win. And since our coach is named Jerry Sloan and not Don Nelson, I assume that was the goal.
Sap has racked up double doubles in all 8 of the games and is averaging 18 ppg on 56% shooting, 12 rpg, 3 apg, 1.6 spg, and 1 bpg. While he gets more phantom fouls called on him and more no calls on the other end than anyone else in the L, he has gotten to the line as often as Booz in the last 8 games, and is shooting a higher FT%–which he has obviously worked to improve in a way reminiscent of another Jazz PF from LA Tech–while turning the ball over less. And oh yeah, he gets paid about 11 million less (though that will change VERY soon, and that scares me).
So. I'm just sayin'.
All right, Game 22:
CJ was on fire against the Suns again, but the flame went out when it counted at the end of the game. The Jazz jacked up too many shots, including 21 3's, and no one went after boards except Memo and Sap (25 of the Jazz' 37 boards). Not exactly a recipe for success there.
Knight is leagues ahead of Price in backing up DWill. In keeping with Jazz trends this season thus far, Brev caught an elbow to the throat and had to be sent to the hospital at halftime after tasting blood. In case anyone's keeping track, this is his third injury of the season. More on this in a subsequent post.
This game was also on TV. I've had enough of Chinese commentators, so I put the TV on mute and tuned in to Hot Rod on the computer at the start of the game…but not before the Chinese commentators said that Sap's brother plays in the "CBA"–which folded only 7 years ago due to Isiah's excellent management skills and decision-making abilities. Seriously, how do these clowns keep their jobs? There's no way that fans here are as ignorant as they are (well, unless they're all bandwagon Lakers "fans," which, sad to say, could be the case).
Incidentally, I thought the NBA had a minimum age limit. Explain to me, then, why the Jazz played against awkward, adolescent Eastern European boys two nights in a row. I give you:
Exhibit A: the Raptors' Roko Ukic
Exhibit B: the Suns' Goran Dragic
Both look like the token pimply nerds with inhalers you find in TV/movies.


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21 comments:
- Al said...
(with tongue in cheek) Maybe he is trying to be inclusive by not omitting anyone's favorite color.
- April 29, 2010 at 7:38 PM
the green part makes me want to play tetris
- April 29, 2010 at 8:00 PM
- J said...
Who is that?
- April 29, 2010 at 10:35 PM
- Monika said...
Escapee from a group home perhaps?
- April 30, 2010 at 7:09 AM
- Ormonde Plater said...
Looks like something in the Almy catalog.
- April 30, 2010 at 9:30 AM
The cope is nice, but what is that, that ... that hand knitted, maybe macroméed, stole substitute thingy?
- April 30, 2010 at 3:18 PM
What is he wearing under the cope?
A horse blanket? Perhaps it's better this way because the horse is spared the embarrassment of it all. Horses are, after all, noble creatures, which is more than we can sometimes say for...
I know, it's time for me to visit my confessor again. But, on the bright side, this site gives me so MUCH to say to him.
- April 30, 2010 at 6:45 PM
I thought he had been cooking and had forgotten to take off his pinny.
- May 1, 2010 at 7:06 AM
Sorry Chris -- All sorts and perversions of men.
- May 2, 2010 at 5:36 PM
- Catherine S. said...
I was going to say that I'd bet money the cope was off-the-rack Almy because it's got that same boring old brocade you see everywhere. Then I checked the Almy website, and guess what? With the exception of the way it fastens, it IS off-the-rack ("Quik Ship") Almy: http://www.almy.com/cgi-bin/shopper.exe?preadd=action&key=56607
With regard to both this cope and others I've seen posted here, I would like to say one thing: it is not uncommon for a bishop-elect to be given his first cope and miter by either his last parish or his new diocese, in which case he will probably have had no opportunity to participate in choosing the design. Aside from the fact that looking a gift horse in the mouth is generally (and rightly) frowned upon, vestments are also quite expensive, so a new bishop might not be able to afford to buy something nicer for some time after his consecration.
This is precisely what happened to my father. He accepted his unattractive cope and miter with grace, and dutifully wore them for a couple of years. Then he and my mother paid a visit to Wippell while they were in London and had new and gorgeous ones made. He still has the ugly stuff, but they don't make it out of the closet very often. (The ugly stuff is made of lighter fabric, so he will occasionally take them if he has to go somewhere hot, as long as the trip isn't for something that's reasonably important to him.) Even so, I don't think his ugly cope and miter would qualify to be posted here; they're not attractive, but they're not truly awful.
Nonetheless, I would be the first to concede that there are way too many bishops and other clergy who have absolutely horrendous taste in vestments. (Well, and church decoration in general. And in liturgy and music. But that's a whole different blog…)
- May 5, 2010 at 3:40 PM
Here is another one:
- May 5, 2010 at 3:56 PM
- Catherine S. said...
OK, clearly, this guy is one of the ones with horrid taste...
- May 5, 2010 at 3:59 PM
Spirograph test subject!
- May 6, 2010 at 9:12 PM
Sometimes, we're not afraid to mitres that are seriously frayed and look as if they're going to fall apart.
This is of Bishop Carolyn Tanner Irish, Episcopal Bishop of Utah
- May 9, 2010 at 2:00 AM
- Janjan said...
Licorice Allsorts, maybe
- May 13, 2010 at 5:32 PM
- C. Wingate said...
I'm going to assume that the real issue here is that Iker et al. ran off with all the good vestments and the bishops in the rump diocese are having to make do with one cope from Almy and whatever gift stoles they've received over the years.
- June 7, 2010 at 4:14 PM
- West Coast liberal said...
Isn't the church supposed to be inclusive? What's wrong with men, women, blacks, whites, Anglos, Hispanics, heterosexuals, homosexuals, the colorblind...?
- June 28, 2010 at 10:20 PM
- ReaderMo said...
way to not get a joke, west coast liberal.
i have to wonder if some people are born without a sense of humor, or if being in a constant state of outrage just makes their sense of humor go away.
- June 30, 2010 at 3:11 PM
I the cope is not bad, but the 'stole' under it is a bad joke! The modernist 'altar' and altar cloth need to go as well.
- July 26, 2010 at 12:27 PM
I'm fairly certain that's +Ohl.
- September 24, 2010 at 1:27 PM
- Andrew Ellison said...
This is Bishop Wallis Ohl, the Provisional Bishop of the Diocese of Fort Worth.
- December 8, 2011 at 3:39 PM


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"Here then," declared the Prophet Joseph in his famous funeral sermon for Elder King Follett, "is eternal life — to know the only wise and true God. You have got to learn how to make yourselves Gods in order to save yourselves and be kings and priests to God, the same as all Gods have done — by going from a small capacity to a great capacity, from a small degree to another, from grace to grace, until the resurrection of the dead, from exaltation to exaltation — till you are able to sit in everlasting burnings and everlasting power and glory as those who have gone before."
(Presumably, a fundamental element in "saving yourself" is accepting Christ and his atonement — an act that is entirely ours to make or to refuse.)
The King Follett Discourse, as it's often called, was delivered on April 7, 1844, less than three months before Joseph Smith went to his death as a martyr at Carthage Jail. Some have seen it as marking the stunning culmination of a Nauvoo theology that was radically different from the earlier doctrines of Mormonism as those appear, for example, in the Book of Mormon.
But the idea of exaltation or human deification was present in Mormonism from a very early period — a fact commonly overlooked, in my personal experience, by a surprising number of otherwise serious scholars and observers.
Consider, for example, Doctrine and Covenants 76:55-60, speaking about those who will inherit the celestial kingdom:
"They are they into whose hands the Father has given all things — They are they who are priests and kings, who have received of his fulness, and of his glory; and are priests of the Most High, after the order of Melchizedek, which was after the order of Enoch, which was after the order of the Only Begotten Son. Wherefore, as it is written, they are gods, even the sons of God — Wherefore, all things are theirs, whether life or death, or things present, or things to come, all are theirs and they are Christ's, and Christ is God's. And they shall overcome all things."
This passage — given at Hiram, Ohio — dates to Feb. 16, 1832. In other words, it was revealed less than two years after the formal organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on April 6, 1830.
But it isn't the earliest distinctively Mormon scriptural text to teach human deification. No, that honor belongs to the Book of Mormon, which was published in March 1830 (i.e., even before the founding of the church).
In 3 Nephi 28, the Savior turns to the three Nephite disciples who, in order to serve humanity and bring people to Christ, hoped to tarry upon the earth until his second coming.
"Ye have desired," he tells them, "that ye might bring the souls of men unto me, while the world shall stand. And for this cause ye shall have fulness of joy; and ye shall sit down in the kingdom of my Father; yea, your joy shall be full, even as the Father hath given me fulness of joy; and ye shall be even as I am, and I am even as the Father; and the Father and I are one" (3 Nephi 28:9-10).
This passage is reminiscent of what mathematicians call "the transitive property of equality." That's a grand-sounding and perhaps intimidating phrase, but it's really pretty easy: A basic rule of arithmetic, it says that, if "a" equals "b" and "b" equals "c," then it necessarily follows that "a" equals "c."
With that in mind, let's turn back to 3 Nephi 28: If the three Nephite disciples will be like the resurrected Savior, and the resurrected Savior is like the Father, that means, according to the principle of "transitivity," that the three Nephite disciples will be like the Father.
"Therefore," the Savior had already said to the Nephites generally, "I would that ye should be perfect even as I, or your Father who is in heaven is perfect" (3 Nephi 12:48; expanding upon Matthew 5:48).
There are, surely, important differences between what Joseph Smith was teaching in the early 1830s and the doctrines he was revealing in the 1840s. That's what continuing revelation means. But there's no radical discontinuity. Regardless of whether even the Prophet himself had noticed it, the doctrine of exaltation was there from the beginning.
Daniel C. Peterson is a professor of Islamic studies and Arabic at BYU, where he also serves as editor in chief of the Middle Eastern Texts Initiative. He is the founder of MormonScholarsTestify.org, the general editor of "Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture" online at www.mormoninterpreter.com and he blogs daily at www.patheos.com/blogs/danpeterson.


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Tottenham Hotspur defender Younes Kaboul has insisted his side won't be cowed by Manchester City.
The Spurs stopper was sending out a message to the Barclays Premier League leaders ahead of the sides' clash at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
The White Hart Lane side trail Roberto Mancini's side by eight points but Kaboul is confident Harry Redknapp's charges can cause an upset.
"No, it's not scary. It will be the same as facing Wolves in our last game," the 26-year-old told The Sun.
"It will be a tough away game with a good atmosphere but we can do something.
"Everyone is waiting for that game, it's going to be a big game and we need to prepare properly. I'm sure it will be a good one to watch."
The omens for a Spurs victory are mixed as they lost at the Etihad Stadium last season but achieved a famous victory the year before to secure their first ever qualification for the Champions League.
The previous meeting between the sides this season holds painful memories for Redknapp and his side; White Hart Lane was witness to four goals from Edin Dzeko in a 5-1 rout.
Sunday's clash is unlikely to have a similar outlook as since that defeat, and another comprehensive beating from Manchester United, Tottenham have lost just once in the league.


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Muslims continue to claim Israel as their own. They claim the Israelis do not belong there and stole the land.
To the editor:
Muslims continue to claim Israel as their own. They claim the Israelis do not belong there and stole the land.
This week, the Jewish people are observing Passover. This is the feast when they celebrate their deliverance from slavery in Egypt. They wandered in the desert wilderness for 40 years until God told Moses it was time for them to enter the Promised Land.
When they entered, there were no Muslims. Yes, there were Arabs, but there were no Muslims anywhere in the entire world. So, how can Muslims claim any portion of Israel and how can they say the Jewish people do not belong.
I will tell you how � they lie.
Muhammad, creator of Islam, was not born until the year 570 A.D. He started teaching Islam publicly in Mecca in the year 613 A.D. It seems to me even they would be able to figure out the fact that the Jewish people were occupants of what is now Israel a couple of thousand years before Islam was ever conceived.
It is a travesty that the capital city of Israel, Jerusalem, is divided; that there is a monstrous mosque so prominently located in that old Jewish city.
But, it would be even a greater travesty if the Jewish people were forced to leave their own God-given homeland.
Israel is the land promised to the Jewish people by God the Father. Israel is the birthplace of my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Israel is where He was crucified and where He arose from the dead. And Israel is where He will return on that day all believers await with much anticipation. Come quickly, Lord Jesus!
Harry Thompson