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"Challenges for Education and Training in the Global Economy"A Lecture by Niamh Breathnach, Former Irish Minister for EducationInstitute for Cultural Diplomacy(Berlin, February 4th, 2011)Center for Cultural Diplomacy Studies PublicationInstitute for Cultural Diplomacywww.ccds-berlin.dewww.culturaldiplomacy.org
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ArtsPhotographiePhotographie - Histoire - TechniquesEcrits sur la photographie
Brassaï in America : 1957
Auteur : Agnès de Gouvion-Saint-Cyr
Contributeur(s) : Traducteur : Dusinberre
En 1957, le photographe Brassaï est invité par le magazine Holiday pour réaliser un reportage sur New-York et la Nouvelle-Orléans. Lors de ce premier voyage aux Etats-Unis, l'artiste opère une modification radicale dans son style : il réalise ses premiers clichés en couleur et concentre son intêret sur la verticalité des gratte-ciel américains. ©Electre 2023
Many years before Brassaï would set foot in America, the highly acclaimed photographer of the 1930s Parisian nightlife had already established a long-term relationship with the United States. His close friendship and professional collaboration with Henry Miller, fellow photographer Edward Steichen, and editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar Carmel Snow had sown the seeds of a bond that could only become stronger when his work was formally introduced to the American public in 1951 at the MoMA exhibition Five French Photographers alongside Robert Doisneau, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Izis, and Willy Ronis. But it was only in 1957, when Holiday magazine gave him carte blanche to photograph New York and Louisiana, that he set his mind to cross the Atlantic at last.
Working in small format and color, as well as the black-and-white with which he is most frequently associated, Brassaï captured the intense urban life in American cities and the many new possibilities of shadow and light that so fascinated him. Still true to his distinctly sensual perspective, his fascination with women, and his playful hints at surrealism, Brassaï returned from this two month trip to America with these jubilant photographs, most of which have never before been seen in print.
A rare discovery of more than 150 previously unpublished photographs, in black and white and in color, from a legendary photographer.
From the first symbolic image of this voyage - the statue of Liberty appearing over the ship's prow - Brassaï came under the spell of America and his photographs innately conveyed his new perspective. In New York, he was captivated by the graphic skyscrapers and the rhythmic to-ing and fro-ing of the crowds. Unlike his static photographs of Paris - posing prostitutes, embracing lovers, sleeping street people - here he captured sequences of movement - children playing, fashionable women parading by, or the effects of light filtering through the urban architecture.
This exuberant study of 1950s America offers the reader unprecedented access to Brassaï's work including previously unpublished color photography.
In Louisiana, he continued to photograph more languorous sequences, but here he reveled in color - the copper skin of sunbathers, the pastel tones of prom dresses, the vibrant neon of amusement park attractions. His photographs of New Orleans music halls, night-life, and women recall scenes from 1930s Paris.
Thématique : Ecrits sur la photographie
Auteur(s) : Auteur : Agnès de Gouvion-Saint-Cyr


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Homeless Teen Graduates With A 4.0
One teen maintained her determination and A+ attitude through tough times, and now she's looking forward to a brilliant future ahead.
Destyni Tyree, a 16-year-old student, is homeless and lives at a Washington, D.C., homeless shelter with her family, ABC News reported. Despite her difficult living situation, the teen has managed to succeed and she's recently graduated from high school two years early with a full scholarship to college.
"I don't want to live in a shelter when I get older," the teen told NBC Washington of her drive to achieve. "I want to better my life, so that gave me the drive to do what I want to do."
In addition to graduating years before the typical student, Tyree was also was awarded the Principal's Award for Academics and the Leadership Award and finished her high school career with a 4.0 GPA, according to NBC Washington.
The teen has endured a lot to get to where she is today. According to ABC News, things took a rough turn when Tyree's mother lost her job a few years ago. The family eventually moved into a homeless shelter, which caused the teen to experience difficulties in her academic life and subsequently shifted around schools.
She ended up attending Roosevelt S.T.A.Y. High School, an alternative program. And while there, she worked relentlessly so that she could graduate this year.
"We not only gave her regular classes, she had online classes and she did Saturday school to make sure that she graduated this year," principal Eugenia Young told NBC Washington.
In addition to her academics, she was prom queen, a member of the cheer leading team and participated in other school activities. Not to mention Tyree works 25 hours a week at an ice cream parlor, according to ABC News.
It hasn't been an easy journey, but the teen, who says her principal and mother were both very supportive through her academic endeavors, says she's a big believer in the power of hard work.
"It gets better," Tyree told ABC News. "If you work hard enough, if you have that drive, if you have that motivation, it gets a lot better."
Tyree will be attending Potomac State College of West Virginia University in August and hopes to become a school principal one day, according to the outlet.
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Skinny pants, printed blouses, ballet flats and scarves are the well known mainstays of the cool French girl uniform, with cropped leather jackets on cooler days. I was surprised to see just how many ladies were carrying Longchamp totes and after purchasing one of my own I now understand the popularity. They're roomy, lightweight and perfect for travel. I also noticed a surprising lack of jewelry and makeup while hair was typically worn long and loose. The overall look was cool and chic but not forced...very relaxed.


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Inna Makarova
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Inna Vladimirovna Makarova
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Tayga, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
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Inna Vladimirovna Makarova (Russian: И́нна Влади́мировна Мака́рова; 28 July 1926 – 25 March 2020) was a Russian actress. She is best known for her role as Lyubov Shevtsova in The Young Guard (1948). Her other movie credits include It Happened in the Donbass (1945), The Return of Vasili Bortnikov (1953),The Rumyantsev Case (1956), The Height (1957), Balzaminov's Marriage (1964), Russian field (1971), It Is Not Evening Yet (1973) and Dead Souls (1984). In 1985, she was made a People's Artist of the USSR.
Makarova was born in Tayga and grew up in Novosibirsk. She was married to Sergei Bondarchuk. Her daughter was actress Natalya Bondarchuk. She died in Moscow on 25 March 2020 at the age of 93.[1]
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I love being able to take an SAD (Standard American Diet) meal that W enjoys and turn it into a RAW recipe that he absolutely loves! Woohoo! Success tonight! We both feel soooo much more energized after eating live food than we ever felt with cooked food. No more heavy, full feeling after meals. I used variations from 3 different recipes for this delicious dish. You have to let the veggies marinate ahead of time, but the recipes are all super quick and easy to prepare!
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Process almonds and walnuts into a powder.
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Sandrine Soubeyrand född  16 augusti 1973 i Saint-Agrève, Frankrike, är en före detta fransk fotbollsspelare och är nuvarande fransk tränare.
Hon ingick i Frankrikes trupp i VM i Tyskland år 2011.

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Join poet and writer, Agnieszka Studzinska in an all-day creative writing workshop responding to The British Tapestry Group's exhibition Sound and Weave / Rhythm of the Weave. You'll draw inspiration from this imaginative and multi- disciplinary exhibition to develop and generate ideas for prose and poetry writing.
All writing levels welcome, including beginners. Refreshments, lunch and materials included.
The British Tapestry's Sound and Weave / Rhythm of the Weave is on display from 22 November 2018 – 24 February 2019 in the Stables Gallery.
Agnieszka Studzinska has an MA in Creative Writing from the UEA. Her first debut collection, Snow Calling was shortlisted for the London New Poetry Award 2010. Her second collection,What Things Are is published by Eyewear (2014). She is currently working on her third collection of poetry as well as her PhD at Royal Holloway.


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Q: corrupted HEIC tile when converting to JPEG I'm having trouble converting a .HEIC image to a jpeg. The .HEIC file an image taken with an iphone running the latest ios public beta. I'm using the library nokia provided to parse the file and extract the image tiles from the .HEIC file, convert them to jpeg and glue them together using ffmpeg/montage.
There is a bit too much code to paste it all into this question so i put all of it in this github repo. Its pretty self explanatory and should be runnable with just a few dependencies. They are explained in the repo's README. This has all been done on osx btw.
The .HEIC files contains a 8x6 grid of images(tiles) and if you put them together you get the complete image. Simply put whatever image i input the 7th tile is corrupted as shown below and i really don't understand why. I've filed an issue with nokia, but the repo seems pretty dead and i don't really expect an answer there.

A: There's a bug in the VPS/SPS/PPS parameter sets in the 7th tile.  I have not tracked down if the issue lies in the actual file or in the HEIF parser, but there is a simple workaround in the meantime.
Refer to HevcImageFileReader::getItemDataWithDecoderParameters and observe how it prepends the parameter sets to the actual item data for each tile.
All you need to do is read the parameter sets for the first tile and reuse them for subsequent tiles instead of re-reading them.  This will work around the corrupt parameters coming from the 7th tile.  It appears safe to do this since this is a grid format and the requirement is that each tile be identical.

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Dan contributes to our website relating our pictures to ideas in Philosophy and Film Studies. Dan grew up in London and then Mid-Wales before going to Sussex University and the University of East Anglia studying Philosophy and Film Studies.
He is now an experienced lecturer who has worked in higher, further and adult education, teaching mainly academic film studies. He has worked at a range of different colleges and universities including City University's Department of Continuing Education and Brunel University.
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He is very interested in thinking about cinema from different perspectives including the point of view of the audience, the critic and the film-maker. He wants to explore with students ideas from Film Studies and Philosophy. His book on Ingmar Bergman is quite specialized, but his interests in cinema are much broader including Hollywood and world cinema.
For the academic year 2019/20 Dan will be teaching various courses in adult education that include Exploring Film Genres, and Philosophy Behind the Headlines. The first course is for everyone with an interest in cinema who would like to study the subject in greater depth. The second course involves discussing current affairs in relation to key texts of philosophy.


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Floridian Judging Next "American Inventor"
Clearwater, FL native, runner-up on "The Rebel Billionaire" and inventor of Spanx body shapers, Sara Blakely, recently spoke with the Tampa Tribune about her experience judging "American Inventor". She worked with Simon Cowell, George Foreman, Peter Jones and entrepreneur Pat Croce on the show's second season.
I remember being excited about "American Inventor" when it was first announced, but I only saw one episode. I was hoping it was about entrepreneurs and startup companies, but it was really about wacky inventions. As with all those reality shows, it's about entertainment.
This season sounds like no exception. As a venture capitalist, I see a lot of crazy ideas, but this quote sums up what we might expect from season two:
"We saw a man who had invested $1 million to create a new superhero, The Cougar," Blakely said. "He showed up with his friend dressed from head to toe in the all-black 'The Cougar' costume. It was weird. Another man invented what was basically a wheel, and when we told him that it had already been done, he started yelling at us."
Here's a couple videos for all you inventors out there — passion is critical, but it ain't everything:
UPDATE, 06-07-07: The brother of one of the AI contestants commented below and I liked the core idea. How can Greg make it a no-brainer for buyers? Enjoy the video via Jeff at Northstar Thinktank:
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This morning, drive through Northland's lush farmlands before arriving into the beautiful Bay of Islands. You'll cruise through azure game fishing waters and a wonderland of picturesque islands.
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This morning, choose one from a range of Included Choice sightseeing experiences. Glide through the Glowworm Grotto on the Waitomo Caves Tour, take an ancient forest zipline adventure with Canopy Tours, visit the Hobbiton Movie Set, or explore Rotorua and its sparkling lakes in an amphibious WWll-era Duck.
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Well, a few weeks ago and four NAMM headlining performances now under the belt, this year's show was the most fun yet! HFT tore through a blazin' set of Van Halen hits for a mighty audience of VH fanatics! Our very special guest made it a real pleasure, too. HFT was honored to be joined for a cameo by none other than Mr, Billy Sheehan himself, who help us out on the tune "Hot For Teacher". Billy played that crazy intro with Jude – simply amazing. He also amped up the crowd with an "off-the-hook" solo.
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Tomas has more than 10 years of experience as a software developer, team leader, senior manager and agile coach in multiple industries. Tomas also lectures agile approaches and organizational change at Czech Technical University and is a regular speaker at various agile conferences worldwide.
Co-presented with: Fred Williams, a military veteran with more than 20 years experience in software, is the owner of Williams Technical, and founder of the Open Learning Center in Prague, Czech Republic.
He is a regular speaker at Agile Prague conference and frequently speaks at other agile-related events. Fred is an API documentation specialist, certifies technical writers, and provides workshops for teams learning how to create and use Agile user stories, automated tests, and systems specifications in a distributed development organization.


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Thomas Lowell Edwards
Sculpture and Ceramics
Blog: Studio Father
Masters of Fine Arts, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska, 2011-2014
Non-Degree Seeking Special Student, Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, Tennessee, 2008-2010
Bachelors of Fine Arts, Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, Tennessee, 2004-2008 cum laude
Artist in Residence/Fellow, Sandhills Institute, Rushville, Nebraska, 2015
Artist in Residence, Bemis Center for Contemporary Art, Omaha, Nebraska, 2014
Sheldon Student Advisory Board, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Vice President), 2013-2014
Artist In Residence, A.I.R. Vallauris, Vallauris, France, 2013
Graduate Student Association, Department of Art and Art History Representative, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2011-2013
Hixson-Lied Graduate Student Advisory Board, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2011-2013
Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts Awards and Distinctions Committee Member, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2011-2012
Studio Art Shop Technician for Sculpture and Ceramics, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee 2008-2011
Internship, Suzanne Lukacs-Ringel, Zwiefalten, Germany 2010
Artist in Residence, The Sanbao International Ceramic Art Institute of Jingdezhen,Jingdezhen, China 2009
Artist in Residence, Ingram Studio Art Center, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee 2008
Apprentice, Thanos A. Johnson, Professor Emeritus, College of Marin, California, Marble, Colorado 2000-2001
Emerging Artist, Ceramics Monthly
MFA UNL-Bemis Center Residency Prize, University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Bemis Center for Contemporary Art.
Hixson-Lied Fellowship, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Peterson Fellowship, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Hixson-Lied Study Support Grant, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Ceramic Art and Perception/Technical Award at the National Student Juried Exhibition, Houston, Texas
Hixson-Lied Student Presentation of Scholarly/Creative Activity Grant, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Packing and shipping artwork to St. Petersburg, Russia)
Hixson-Lied Student Presentation of Scholarly/Creative Activity Grant, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (packing and shipping artwork to Houston, Texas)
Edgren Fellowship, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska
Centennial Fellowship, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska
Graduate Teaching Assistantship, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska
First Prize, Throwing Competition, 21st Annual Potters Market, Gmunden, Austria
Baden-Wurttemberg Stipendium for Vocationally Qualified People, The State Foundation of Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
Sponsored Resident Artist: The Sanbao International Ceramic Art Institute, Jingdezhen China
Windgate Fellowship Award Recipient: Center for Craft Creativity and Design, Hendersonville, North Carolina
Bacchanal Scholarship Recipient: Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, Tennessee
International Exhibitions/Competitions
Lineage: The Art of Mentorship (Counselor, Coach, Leader, Friend), Clay Art Center Gallery, Port Chester, New York (Curator: Gail Kendall).
Box Pot: The Contained Container, The Susan B. Hilles Gallery, Creative Arts.
Workshop, New Haven, Connecticut. (Juror: Garth Clark). *Prize Winner
Clay Studio National, The Clay Studio Gallery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Juror: Garth Johnson).
2014 NCECA National Student Juried Exhibition, Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Jurors: Tara Wilson and Jeffrey Mongrain.
Iterations, Eisentrager-Howard Gallery, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. *Solo
Ceramic Top 40/2013, Red Star Studios at Belger Crane Studio, Kansas City, Missouri (Curator Leslie Ferrin).
The Second Sanbao International Modern Ceramic Art Exhibition, Sanbao Gallery, Jingdezhen, China.
Homage au Maitre, Association of Vallauris for the Expansion for Ceramics, Vallauris, France.
Exposition A.I.R. Vallauris, le Cabanon, Vallauris, France.
Small Art Object, Salle Jules Agard, Golfe-Juan, France.
America's Clayfest, Blue Line Arts Gallery, Roseville, California (Juror: Richard Shaw).
5th Annual Beyond the Brickyard, North Gallery, Archie Bray Foundation, Helena, Montana (Juror: Andrea Gill).
Not a Pot: Young Ceramicist Exhibition, Art Object Gallery, St. Petersburg, Russia (Jurors: Isabella Beliat, Anatoliy Zaslavskiy, Ekaterina Ominina).
Delegates Exhibition, The First European Wood Fire Conference, Florian-Vogelfrei Hall, Broilin, Germany.
2009 International Contemporary Ceramic Exhibition, Jingdezhen International Ceramic Fair, Jingdezhen, China Ceramic Museum, Jingdezhen, China (Curator Zhu Legeng, Color Catalogue).
Solo Exhibition China-Jie, Sanbao International Ceramic Art Institute, Jingdezhen, China.
Selected United States Exhibitions/Competitions
Prizewinners Show: Thomas Edwards, The Susan B. Hilles Gallery, Creative Arts Workshop, New Haven, Connecticut. * Solo show.
Selected Works from Thomas Edwards, Bloomington Clay Studio, Bloomington, Indiana. *Solo show.
Providence Art Club All Media Juried Exhibition: Earth Elements, Dodge House Gallery, Providence, Rhode Island (Juror: Allison Lee Newsome).
Nebraska Artists Juried Exhibition, Prescott Gallery, Lincoln, Nebraska (Juror: Teliza Rodriguez).
Bemis Center Resident Artist Exhibition, Gallery 72, Omaha, Nebraska.
Box Pot: The Contained Container, The Susan B. Hilles Gallery, Creative Arts Workshop, New Haven, Connecticut. (Juror: Garth Clark). *Prize Winner
2014 NCECA National Student Juried Exhibition, Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Jurors: Tara Wilson and Jeffrey Mongrain).
Iterations, Eisentrager-Howard Gallery, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska. *Solo show.
2013 NCECA National Student Juried Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts, The Glassell School of Art, Houston, Texas (Juror: Bonnie Seeman, Kevin Snipes).
How Much Can We Control?: Regional MFA Exhibition, Clayton Staples Gallery, Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansas (Juror: Robert Bubp).
Ecumene: Global Interface in American Ceramics, Visual Arts Gallery, Santa Fe Community College, Santa Fe, New Mexico (Jurors: Linda Ganstrom, Clark Baughan, James Marshall, Jane Sauer).
Solo Exhibition Heartbeat of Jingdezhen Art Exhibition, Delmonaco Winery and Vineyards, Baxter, Tennessee.
What Are They Doing in There?: Recent Works by the Department of Art, Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery, Cohen Memorial Hall, Nashville, Tennessee.
Holiday Art Festival Group Exhibition, Gallery Two, Appalachian Center for Crafts, Smithville, Tennessee (Curator Gail Looper).
Annual Workshop Faculty Exhibition, Gallery One, Appalachian Center for Craft, Smithville, Tennessee.
Fifteenth Annual Autumn Art Exhibit, Heydel Fine Arts Center, Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tennessee (Juror: Timothy Weber). *Merit Award.
Solo Exhibition Automaton, Space 204, Ingram Studio Arts Center, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee.
Solo Exhibition Automaton, Appalachian Center for Crafts, Smithville Tennessee.
Big Muddy, Quigley Galley, Clarke College, Dubque, Iowa (Juror Paul Sacaridiz).
A.I.R. Vallauris Permanent Collection of Resident Artists
Tennessee State Museum, Nashville Tennessee (Institutional Collection)
Sanbao International Ceramic Art Institute, Jingdezhen China (Museum Collection)
Ingram Studio Arts Center, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee (Department Collection)
The Flying Saucer Draught Emporium, Nashville, Tennessee (Corporate Collection)
Crowe, Justin, "Thomas Lowell Edwards | Pots for Social Change," Cfileonline.org, November 2014.
Howe, Liz, "2014 National Student Juried Exhibition," Ceramics Monthly, September 2014: 64-68.
"Exhibition | 'Box Pot: The Contatined Container' Garth Clark Jury Results," Cfileonline.org, June 2014.
Appel, Allen, "Call it the Jimmy Hoffa Approach to Art," New Haven Independent, May 30, 2014
"Emerging Artist Feature: Thomas Lowell Edwards," Ceramics Monthly, May 2014: 60
Hoel, Hannah. "Ecumene: A Global Interface in American Ceramics." THE Santa Fe's Magazine for and of the Arts, November 2012: 43. Print and online.
Johnson, Garth. "Wearing Different Hats, The 2013 NCECA National Student Juried Exhibition." Ceramics Monthly, September 2013: 50-55
© Thomas Lowell Edwards 2015


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Anton Koch (* 19. April 1859 in Pfronstetten; † 24. Mai 1915 in Tübingen) war ein deutscher römisch-katholischer Theologe, Hochschullehrer und Rektor der Universität Tübingen.

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Koch besuchte die Lateinschule in Riedlingen und das Gymnasium in Ehingen. Anschließend studierte er katholische Theologie an der Universität Tübingen und wurde 1884 zum Priester geweiht. Nach einer Tätigkeit als Seelsorger wurde er 1886 Repetent am Wilhelmsstift in Tübingen. 1891 wurde er zum Dr. theol. promoviert und anschließend wirkte er als Kaplan in Stuttgart, bis er 1894 außerordentlicher und ab 1896 ordentlicher Professor der Moral- und Pastoraltheologie in Tübingen wurde. Von 1913 bis 1914 war er Rektor der Universität Tübingen.

Als Angehöriger der liberalen Teils der Tübinger Fakultät und Unterstützer des Reformkatholizismus geriet er wiederholt mit dem Bischof von Rottenburg Paul Wilhelm von Keppler aneinander.

Seit 1893 war er Mitglied der katholischen Studentenverbindung AV Guestfalia Tübingen.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 Der heilige Faustus, Bischof von Riez. Stuttgart 1895
 Lehrbuch der Moraltheologie. Freiburg 1905 (Digitalisat)
 Wesen und Wertung des Luxus. Tübingen 1914 (Digitalisat).

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 Kurzbiographie der Universität Tübingen

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Römisch-katholischer Theologe (19. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Theologe (20. Jahrhundert)
Rektor (Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen)
Hochschullehrer (Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen)
Moraltheologe
Römisch-katholischer Geistlicher (19. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Geistlicher (20. Jahrhundert)
Korporierter im CV
Württemberger
Deutscher
Geboren 1859
Gestorben 1915
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This is the third of the five block sets I'm making for the SBS swap. I finished F10 – Aunt Sukey's Choice last night, and now I've finished C1 – Contrary Husband. Two more sets are needed, but my goal for August was to just get two sets done. Cross that goal off my list.


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Penna. Governor Corbett wants to cut Temple another $40 million — yet no plans to close TUJ. #TempleJapan
From the online Temple News site.
Temple University in Philadelphia is a "Commonwealth-related" school. This means, it gets a sizable percentage of its budget from the taxpayers of Pennsylvania.
For years now, I have questioned whether Temple University Japan breaks even or loses money. The "black box" is the cost of rent for the Azabu Juban campus. It looks very much like Temple hides that cost as part of capitalized lease adjustments on the balance sheet—rather than as an expense. The controller of Temple University would never respond to the direct question. And I ain't holding my breath.
But the question is still there.
In 2011's budget, Governor Corbett whacked something like $45 million out of Temple, causing the school to raise tuition by 10%. What is interesting about the Temple News story, is that people connected to the university say that a surplus of money ($90 million) is sitting there, such that Temple could survive another $40 million something cut, and not have tuition skyrocket.
This sounds like Corbett is on to something. And it also shows how Temple can just go piss money in Tokyo and not care. And why they have historically been able to afford to create high salaried positions for wives and children of people connected to Temple, or their law school professor buddies at Penn.
[Update #1: A link to Temple's nonprofit Form 990, which the school must file with the IRS. On page 30 of the PDF, it shows about $2.5 million going out for 10 employees in Japan. Earlier in the filing, the school mentions its private auditor report, which comes out in late October every year. You can't match the $2.5 million to any specific line in the auditor's report, though. In fact, that report says only $1 million transfers between the parent in Philadelphia and TUJ.]
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$15 to Spend on Sandwiches, Salad Plates, Sodas, Milkshakes and More at Gilchrist Soda Fountain in Mountain Brook Village
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2805 Cahaba Road
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Gilchrist is a Birmingham landmark that prides itself on being an Old-fashioned soda fountain featuring sandwiches, salad plates, and milkshakes. Limeades are their specialty! Voted one of Alabama's 100 best places to eat before you die. Everything is made to order. Servicing the Mountain Brook area for over 80 years.
Sandwiches include BLT, pimento cheese, chicken salad, cream cheese and olive, grilled cheese, and peanut butter and jelly, as well as the famous hot beef, which comes with crumbled ground beef piled onto a toasted bun. Ice-cream treats include milkshakes, malts, sodas and floats.
Marvin "Doc" Gilchrist opened Mountain Brook Apothecary in December 1928, but not long after, the pharmacy became known by the name it still goes by today. Like many drug stores from that era, Gilchrist also had a soda fountain, and although the pharmacy moved out in the mid-1980s, the fountain and lunch counter have remained. In 80-plus years, Gilchrist has had only four owners, the latest of whom is Leon Rosato, who bought the place about 10 years ago. It remains the oldest continuing business in Mountain Brook Village.
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La caserne Niel est une ancienne caserne militaire située sur la rive droite de Bordeaux. Construite à partir de 1875, elle a été occupée par différents régiments jusqu'à l'arrêt de ses activités en 2005. Elle s'étend sur environ 10 hectares dans le quartier de La Bastide. Aujourd'hui la caserne Niel est devenue l'espace Darwin.

Histoire

La construction
La caserne Niel doit son nom à Adolphe Niel, ministre de la guerre sous Napoléon III. Elle est le résultat de l'assemblage depuis 1850, de divers bâtiments dont l'usage a évolué au fil du temps. Elle s'inscrit dans un territoire d'une trentaine d'hectares compris entre les rues Hortense, Bouthier, l'avenue Thiers et le quai de Queyries.

À partir de 1865, la Compagnie anonyme des Magasins Publics et Généraux de Queyries fit construire quatre grands entrepôts appelés « Magasins généraux », pour y accueillir les marchandises qui arrivaient par bateau avant d'être acheminées par voie ferroviaire vers la gare d'Orléans (qui aujourd'hui accueille un complexe de salles de cinémas et des restaurants).

Le 5 décembre 1874, le terrain et les bâtiments sont rachetés par l'État à la Compagnie Anonyme des Magasins Publics et Généraux. L'État édifie la caserne Niel dans le but de réunir dans un seul lieu, divers services de l'armée jusqu'à présent disséminés dans plusieurs quartiers de Bordeaux. Les anciens bâtiments des Magasins généraux vont accueillir le Service de l'Artillerie et la Gestion des substances et donc héberger les uniformes et matériaux de campement. Ils vont porter le nom de « Magasin central du service » (1875), « Magasin général » (1880), « Magasins généraux de la guerre, Magasins généraux militaires, Entrepôts militaires, Magasins généraux militaire de Bordeaux » (1914), « Magasin général de l'habillement et du campement » (1920), « Magasin général mixte de l'habillement de Bordeaux » (1932), et « Magasin militaire d'habillement de la  région » (1945).

En 1875, la rue Niel est créée pour permettre la construction de nouveaux bâtiments de la caserne entre 1876 et 1877 : le bâtiment principal, les écuries, la cuisine etc., sont destinés au  escadron du Train des Equipages, trois compagnies et une partie de la  section des commis et ouvriers d'administration.

La caserne porte le nom du maréchal de France et Ministre de la Guerre en 1867, Adolphe Niel (1802-1869), auteur d'une loi, la loi Niel, votée en février 1868 sur la réorganisation et la modernisation de l'armée.

Après une longue période d'existence, les activités de la caserne cessent en 2005. Elle restera une zone militaire jusqu'en 2007.

Les Républicains espagnols
La caserne Niel après la défaite de 1940 fut investie par l'armée allemande pour servir à parquer des prisonniers de guerre, dont les Républicains espagnols qui se sont retrouvés en Gironde après leur défaite dans la Guerre civile espagnole. Des Français, des Italiens, des Belges et des Néerlandais étaient également présents, mais les Républicains espagnols représentaient le vivier le plus important : on estime qu'environ  d'entre eux vivaient à la caserne. Les allemands se sont donc empressés d'utiliser et d'héberger cette main d'œuvre. Entassés dans les bâtiments de la caserne, ils étaient soumis aux travaux forcés pour la construction de rangs de blockhaus ou de la base sous-marine de Bacalan.

Grâce au témoignage audio d'Angel Villar recueilli par l'enquêteur Oumar Diallo en 2009 (conservé aux Archives départementales de la Gironde), il est possible d'appréhender la vie et les conditions du travail obligatoire à la caserne. Ainsi, il était demandé aux prisonniers amenés à la caserne du respect et du travail, en échange de quoi ils étaient nourris et payés. Des dortoirs avec des lits superposés accueillaient ces travailleurs forcés, et selon le témoignage de A. Villar, c'était « des chambres de huit pour trente-deux personnes ». À quatre heures du matin, ils devaient rallier à pied le chantier à Bacalan en passant par l'avenue Thiers pour ensuite rejoindre le pont de pierre. Répartis en plusieurs groupes les uns à la suite des autres, sous la surveillance des soldats de la Wehrmacht , ces marches favorisaient les évasions avec notamment l'organisation de bagarres fictives par la résistance, ou par les prisonniers eux-mêmes. Pour limiter ces risques d'évasions, les allemands vont écourter le temps de trajet qui dorénavant va se faire par une traversée de la Garonne sur des embarcations surchargées. Des actes de sabotages avaient également lieu parfois : « les charpentiers avaient scié les madriers des pontons de la caserne Niel ».

En souvenir de ces travailleurs oubliés de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, une exposition nommée « Rotspanier » ou « Espagnols rouges » a été présentée du 8 février au 18 avril 2019 dans l'espace de l'ancienne caserne.

Architecture
Organisée autour de ce qui fut originellement une cour d'exercice, la caserne Niel regroupe au total 8 bâtiments. Son esthétique est typique des casernes militaires de la seconde partie du  siècle, à laquelle se mêlent des caractères propres aux édifices commerciaux.

Le bâtiment principal, édifié entre 1876 et 1877, présente une architecture alors courante durant le Second Empire. D'une structure monumentale, il se compose d'un toit mansardé comportant un ensemble de lucarnes. L'ensemble architectural, quoi que très formel, ne présente pas de symétrie absolue dans la disposition des ailes. Comme une grande partie des édifices bordelais, le pavillon central, vernaculaire, est réalisé en calcaire girondin.

D'autres bâtiments, antérieurs aux fonctions militaires de la caserne, dénotent de l'héritage commercial du lieu. Cette architecture industrielle est notamment visible par la présence de toitures à deux pants, caractéristique du patrimoine ouvrier.

Le projet relatif à l'Espace Darwin, amorcé en juin 2008 par l'acquisition de , est le point de départ d'une nouvelle façon d'investir les lieux.

Le patrimoine bâti est repensé au terme d'une politique de reconversion. L'architecture militaire et industrielle, sous la direction des architectes bordelais Virginie Gravière et Olivier Martin, se veut vecteur d'une « philosophie entrepreneuriale alternative [...] et écologique », tout en tenant compte des qualités inhérentes aux bâtiments originels.

L'artiste designer Pier Schneider, du collectif français 1024 architecture, est à l'origine d'une structure de bois monumentale prenant place dans les anciens magasins généraux.

L'espace Darwin

Aujourd'hui, la caserne abrite l'espace Darwin, un lieu expérimental accueillant des entreprises et des associations mais aussi un public de visiteurs, le tout dans une démarche écoresponsable.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Maréchal Niel
 Espace Darwin

Liens externes
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 http://rotspanier.net/ Exposition trilingue sur les travailleurs forcés espagnols durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

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Écoquartier en France
Caserne en Nouvelle-Aquitaine


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FINRA Fines & Suspends Craig Lamont Miller for Improper Recommendations Outside of Firm
August 20, 2012 Attorney Advertising Disclaimer
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) suspended broker Craig Lamont Miller of Austin, Texas and fined him $5,000 for engaging in an recommending and selling a security outside of the scope of the relationship with the FINRA member firm, Choice Investments, Inc.
According to FINRA'S findings, in 2008, Miller recommended a customer invest $100,000 in an oil and gas security. Miller receive a $12,500 interest in the venture in exchange for his customer making the investment. According to FINRA, Miller failed to disclose to his employer, Choice Investments, Inc., both his relationship with the oil and gas venture and the transaction executed on behalf of the customer. Both failures to disclose were violations of NASD (now FINRA) Conduct Rules.
Miller did not contest but consented to the described findings and sanctions. He remains suspended from association with any FINRA member firm through December 3, 2012.
If you invested with Craig Lamont Miller or any broker who sold you securities in an outside the scope of his/her relationship with their brokerage firm, please call The Law Offices of Jonathan W. Evans & Associates at (800) 699-1881 for an investigation and consultation.
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Ahhhh yes, the question we all love to hate (yet still seem to ask anyway).
Some of us may even plan our entire lives around having a decent answer to this question!
For those of us who have a job that we aren't totally stoked about, or are unemployed, or in transition, or have multiple streams of income, or perhaps have a job that is just plain hard to explain ('cause let's face it, most of us are dynamic people living dynamic lives, and we can't just sum up what we do in a couple of words)... you may dread this question!!
In this post, I have outlined some steps on how to come up with a GREAT answer to this question, one that will rock your world, you won't feel embarrassed about, and will encompass what you truly do in this world more than just some meaningless job title.
So you aren't totally satisfied with where you are in life.
Things aren't bad per se, yet you still feel somewhat dissatisfied and unfulfilled.


1. "But I am too dull to grasp it. If you would kindly elucidate to enlighten me, I promise to listen most attentively. For profiting by your wisdom may prove my salvation."
3. He used aphid fecundity data to elucidate the theoretical effects of antibiosis on insect population dynamics.
4. It is of profound interest to elucidate the enzymatic activities in soil.
5. On the basis of my own observations, I should like to elucidate a few problems concerning the Soviet Union and China.
6. The notes helped to elucidate the most difficult parts of the text.
7. The prevailing economical school has never deemed it expedient to elucidate the causes and effects of such commercial crises.
9. We asked Miss Maudie to elucidate.
10. You have not understood; allow me to elucidate.


I hate it when I misspell words, especially in a puzzle where it could be confusing to those trying to answer them! Sorry about that. But thanks Tabitha for noticing!
I fixed the title, although the url will not be fixable.


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For event basics, see the Unite and Fight main article.
For details on the Revenant Weapon required to recruit Eternals characters, see Revenant Weapons.
Displayed time is based on your local machine's clock.
The January 2016 iteration of Unite and Fight, named Slayers Omega, is a collaboration event with the Slayers media franchise. It features Dark, Slayers-themed enemies.
Two plain damage nukes make her great for hunting slimes.
Can debuff Attack/Defense and heal, but the numbers on both are weak.
Requires a lot of button pressing to boost charge attack damage.
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The Chelsea Symphony returns with a fantastic holiday concert coming up on Friday, December 7 at 8:00 p.m! Taking helm this time will be our new conductor, Reuben Blundell – joining us after participating in the conductor search during our last concert series – and Chelsea Symphony conductor and co-founder Yaniv Segal. Our concerti will feature violinists Annelies Mast and Ashley Windle on Bach's Concerto in D Minor and Julie Desbordes on a trumpet concerto by Johann Nepomuk Hummel. The orchestra will also premiere "In a Snowy Day: A Poem for Orchestra" by cherished Chelsea Symphony composer Seth Bedford and perform Leroy Anderson's Sleigh Ride with a guest conductor, who won the opportunity in last year's silent auction.
Last but certainly not least, we will continue our annual tradition of performing Chelsea Symphony Resident Composer Aaron Dai's holiday piece, The Night Before Christmas. This year, we are thrilled to feature celebrity narrator Mo Rocca. Mo Rocca has been seen and heard frequently on television and radio in programs such as CBS Sunday Morning and NPR's Wait, Wait… Don't Tell Me!
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Books: Robinson's History Revisited
Over the next few weeks, North Dakota Quarterly will reprint a series of short reviews that explore the legacy of Elwyn B. Robinson's History of North Dakota on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. Far from being a local book on a local place, Robinson's History of North Dakota was ambitious in scope and elegant in execution. It provides a mid-century perspective on both the state of North Dakota, but also on the culture and history of the Northern Plains. The book is available from our friends at the North Dakota State University Press.
Elwyn B. Robinson, History of North Dakota. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press,
1966. Line drawings by Jack Brodie. Pp. xi + 599.
Jim Mochoruk
History, or perhaps the accidents of history, has provided the near perfect context for this 50th anniversary appreciation and reappraisal of Elwyn B. Robinson's work and career. Not only is the half century mark the sort of time period that we all like to celebrate, but also given the recent collapse of the oil boom, the fall in agricultural commodity prices, the related drop in state revenues and the attendant gloom and doom in the state, one can see why discussions of what Robinson dubbed the "too much mistake" have a new currency in North Dakota. Indeed, as this edition of North Dakota Quarterly was being prepared, the campus that Robinson called home for his entire academic career—the University of North Dakota—is being cited as perhaps the perfect example of the too much mistake, as legislators claw back millions of dollars' worth of funding in the face of dramatically lowered state revenues.
There are, however, reasons other than timeliness for reconsidering Robinson. To begin with, very few scholars have had quite as lasting an impact upon the historiography of their chosen topic as Elwyn B. Robinson. True, historians still cite some venerable works in their studies: Herodotus and Thucydides still get a nod or two from classicists; Tacitus, Bede, Mathew Paris, Otto of Freising and a smattering of Renaissance and Enlightenment scholars are trotted out from time to time—and on occasion are even treated with a modicum of respect; but as we come closer to the present and to practitioners of modern, "professional" history, when we cite Leopold Von Ranke, Frederick Jackson Turner, Charles Beard, Carl Becker, or more contemporaneous with Robinson, Richard Hofstadter or E. P. Thompson, we do so largely to subject them to the "ritual slaughter" that is part of any good "lit review."
Those who work in the field of North Dakota and Northern Great Plains history—and even in the broader fields of western and American history—have responded to Robinson in a very different fashion; respect, even deference, have been the more typical treatment accorded to Robinson and his famous six themes of North Dakota history. As the contributions of Michael Lansing and Kimberly Porter indicate, from the moment the History of North Dakota came out in 1966, the accolades were immediate and virtually universal. Even more to the point, those who followed Robinson, and even those who would challenge him in certain particulars, did so with care and respect—a phenomenon to be observed in the work of legions of graduate students who have plowed the field of North Dakota history over the past 50 years, as well as in the work of more mature scholars such as Robert and Wynona Wilkins, Jerry Tweton, and David Danbom. Even 50 years on, many scholars still take Robinson as their logical starting point, something which cannot be said of any other state or regional history produced during this era. Indeed, it is perhaps noteworthy that two of the contributors to this mini collection—Lansing and Porter—have both made extensive references to Robinson's History of North Dakota in their own works.
As all of the following essays indicate, there is good reason for such positive treatment and much to still admire in the History of North Dakota. Still, as Lansing and Porter make equally clear, the time has definitely come to move on both from Robinson's schematic framework and perhaps especially to move on from the worldview that informed that framework: a worldview shaped in the interwar period and which came to maturity in the years of the Cold War.
What we hope readers will find most interesting about the four brief essays presented here is that they seek to interrogate Robinson's life and work from several different perspectives. Because these essays quite properly focus upon Robinson's life and work after his arrival in North Dakota, it is worthwhile to briefly consider his pre-1935 biography. Born in Ohio in 1905, Robinson started life on a farmstead, but from age nine onwards was brought up in the suburbs of Cleveland. In many regards his was an unorthodox intellectual path for a man who was destined to become the pre-eminent historian of North Dakota. After graduating from high school he enrolled at Oberlin College where he majored not in history, but in English. In fact, although he took some history courses as part of his degree work, he never studied American history at the undergraduate level. Upon graduation from Oberlin in 1928 he immediately took up teaching English at the high school level, but by 1930-31 he had decided to enroll at Western Reserve University and study U.S. history. Interestingly, his work at both the Master's and PhD level was not related to the history of North Dakota, Ohio, the West, or even the mid-West; rather he studied Philadelphia's newspapers, particularly during the Civil War era—work that saw publication in a fine series of articles published between 1937 and 1941 in the Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography. It is also of some note that by 1930 he had become engaged to Eva—but would not marry her until he was assured of a teaching position, which he obtained at UND in 1935; indeed, their "honeymoon" was essentially their Greyhound bus trip to Grand Forks while en route to take up that position.
From this point onwards the life of this transplanted Ohioan is given careful, albeit brief consideration, in two of the following pieces. In Sheryl O'Donnell's essay, which is based largely on the diaries and private journals of both Elwyn and Eva Robinson, readers get a fascinating glimpse of the personal life and anxieties of this couple—an intellectual and economic, as well as a romantic partnership, if ever there was one. Readers also get an accounting of how "the book," over twenty years in the making, was marketed and promoted by the two of them and how it went on to influence more than just historians. Another contribution, this one by Bill Caraher, is also based upon sources housed in the "Elwyn Robinson Special Collection" division of UND's Chester Fritz Library. Caraher's essay focuses upon Robinson's place in the History Department that he did so much to redefine—and to elevate. It, too, reminds readers of how much personal economic anxieties shaped Robinson's life but, even more to the point, it details how relationships with various figures of authority at UND affected Robinson's academic life and progress in the thirty-one years he was at UND prior to the publication of his magnum opus. The other two contributions engage Robinson's work in a direct and engaging fashion, parsing his six themes and their impact upon our understanding of the state's history. Perhaps not too surprisingly, both of these scholars make reference to the not entirely beneficial effect of Robinson's unduly "long shadow."
The contributors to this 50th anniversary appreciation and reappraisal of Robinson's work and career are themselves an interesting group. Caraher is a true polymath: a classicist and archeologist by training, a widely respected practitioner and innovator in the field of digital humanities, the historian of the contemporary oil boom in western North Dakota, an acknowledged expert in the field of Byzantine history and archeology, and the historian of the UND History Department by default—that is to say, he was the most junior member of the Department when it was tasked with researching and writing a new history of the Department. For his part, Michael Lansing is one of the most exciting young scholars in the field of western U.S. history, specializing in environmental and gender history. He serves as the Chair of the History Department at Augsburg College and is the author of Insurgent Democracy: The Nonpartisan League in North American Politics and coauthor of The American West: A Concise History. Kimberly Porter, UND's premier teacher and scholar of North Dakota history, in many regards stands in the shoes of Elwyn Robinson. Hired specifically to teach and further develop the field of North Dakota studies at UND—in a direct line of descent from Robinson—she has not only become the chronicler of modern North Dakota history, but has emerged as a leader in the field of oral history research and—like Robinson—as a crucial advocate of public history within North Dakota. And last, but definitely not least, there is Sheryl O'Donnell. The longtime Chair of UND's English Department (16 years in two separate rounds of service), O'Donnell has been a pioneer in the field of feminist literary scholarship, a passionate advocate of the humanities in North Dakota and Minnesota, and, much like Robinson, a tireless advocate for the rights of faculty at UND.
Jim Mochoruk earned his BA from the University of Winnipeg and his MA and PhD from the University of Manitoba. While at UND, he has developed a series of courses in Canadian, Canadian-U.S., British, and British Imperial History. He has also been heavily involved in the creation of the Canadian Studies Program at UND. He developed a strong interest in First Nations history on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border and works closely with UND's Department of Indian Studies. He has published a number of books, the latest of which is Reimagining Ukrainian-Canadians: History, Politics and Identity (University of Toronto, 2011), and is at work on two more.
These review essays appeared in NDQ 83.2/3 (Spring/Summer 2016), 8-24.


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Revisiting Bruce Springsteen's 'Wild, the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle'
Bruce Springsteen's second album, didn't sell particularly well when it came out, but The Wild, the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle has since become a favorite among his fans.
"It was an interesting record," Springsteen said before a one-off full-album performance of it at Madison Square Garden in 2009. "Half the songs are kind of set in New Jersey and around our little street corner ... and the other half are sort of my romantic fantasies of New York City."
That split personality means that the The Wild, the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle arrived on Sept. 11, 1973 without the musical focus of Darkness on the Edge of Town or Nebraska. But that's also a large part of its appeal.
In seven songs, Springsteen touches on rock, soul, folk, funk, jazz (with swing and Gershwinesque piano interludes) and fairground music. Think of it as if Van Morrison relocated to the boardwalks of the Jersey Shore.
It's also where Springsteen's songwriting grew in leaps and bounds. The attention to lyrical detail hinted at on his debut, Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J., released earlier that year, would be out in greater force – from the boardwalk fortune tellers and petty thugs to a street musician and a trash collector.
Listen to Bruce Springsteen's '4th of July, Asbury Park'
The opening one-two punch of "The E Street Shuffle" and "4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)" is a perfect example of this cinematic approach. If the former is a typical scene in a movie where the dance at the high-school gym takes place, the latter is where the hero walks out and tells his girlfriend he needs to leave town to find something better.
The raucous, jazzy "Kitty's Back" – complete with a full horn section, call-and-response vocals and extended solos by Springsteen and keyboardist David Sancious – is next, followed by the musical 180-degree turn of "Wild Billy's Circus Story," which closes out the first side. A surreal portrait of a traveling carnival, the song features Springsteen accompanying himself on acoustic guitar as an accordion, tuba, mandolin and percussion fly in and out of the mix.
Side Two features a three-song suite book-ended by two of the New York songs. With their depiction of young romance set amid a gritty urban backdrop, "Incident on 57th Street" and "New York City Serenade" can be seen as precursor to Born to Run's "Jungleland." In between is the epic "Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)," which would close out the main set of nearly every Springsteen and the E Street Band show until 1988, practically taking on a life of its own in the process.
Musically, Springsteen would never be so eclectic again. The main reason for this is that this incarnation of the E Street Band didn't last much longer. A few months after the album's release, drummer Vini "Mad Dog" Lopez was fired after a fight with manager Mike Appel's brother. He was replaced by Ernest "Boom" Carter.
After recording the song "Born to Run" in the summer of 1974, Carter and Sancious left to form a jazz fusion group called Tone, which released four albums on Epic and Arista. The duo was replaced by "Mighty" Max Weinberg and "Professor" Roy Bittan. The new lineup helped facilitate Springsteen's move to a more straightforward rock approach on subsequent albums.
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Colorado law now allows for same day voter registration as long as the voter meets the 22 day residency requirement and can provide acceptable I.D. to vote their ballot. For those voters registering for the first time or changing precincts, application can be made in the County Clerk's office during regular business hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Replacement ballots can be obtained during those hours as well.


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Military Funeral Honors Team of the Massachusetts Army National Guard lifting the flag draped casket of Medal of Honor recipient Thomas J. Hudner.
Soldiers with the Louisiana Army National Guard work through the night to construct a Tiger Dam interlocking water diversion system in Grand Isle, La., May 31, in support of the Deep Horizon oil spill cleanup efforts. Tiger Dam systems are interlocking rubber bladders filled with water which create a continuous barrier and are being used as a preventive measure in case oil washes onto shore.
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Tezu is the head quarter of Lohit district. This beautiful land of valley and rivers is the home of Singhpos, Khampti and Mishmi tribes. This tribe still has a King and Queens residing in the district headquarters of Tezu. The Mishmi tribes have a rich tradition and customs. Preferable time to visit this region is November to February. Parasuram Kund in January turns into a pilgrim center with a fair being held. Pilgrims believes that a holy dip in the kund will wash away their sins. It is one of the major pilgrimage sites of the state. Parashuram Kund is situated on the banks of the river, Lohit, 21 kilometers from Tezu. The place is also ideal for rafting and angling on the river Lohit. The Kund is the scene of a big gathering of visitors and pilgrims coming for a holy dip on Magh Purnima (full moon during January). Preferably the best time to visit this area is between November and February. There is a large lake called Glow Lake. Glow lake attracts many casual tourists. It is a holy bathing place for all devotees.
Parashuram Kund
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Tribal Home
By Air – The nearest major airport from Tezu is at Dibrugarh. The state's airports are located at Daparjio, Ziro, Along, Tezu and Pasighat. However, owing to the rough terrain, these airports are mostly small and cannot handle many flights. Arunachal Pradesh helicopter service operates daily services between Guwahati and Naharlagun. Helicopter services have also been introduced now connecting places like Tawang, Ziro, Along, Daporijo, Pasighat, Roing, Anini, Tezu, and Khonsa.
By Rail – From Tezu the nearest railway station is at Tinsukia. Nearest railway station from Parasuram Kund is Tinsukia in Assam, nearly 150 kilometers. Harmuty railway station in Assam is 33 kilometers from Itanagar.
By Road – Parsuram Kund is 21 kilometers from Tezu. It is 615 kilometers from Guwahati. Nearest town is Tinsukia in Assam. Two major highway are the 336 kilometer National Highway 52, connects Jonai with Dirak. Another highway connects Tezpur in Assam with Tawang. All the places are connected to Assam. Each town has got its own bus station and daily bus services are available. Private vehicles are also available.
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How To See Someone's Story On Instagram If They're Private
Ashley Reign
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Happen to have a crush whose Instagram status has led you to wonder how to see someone's story on Instagram if they're private? Or perhaps you've got a private account yourself and are wondering just how far your privacy setting on your Instagram account goes? Well, as it turns out there are actually a few different ways to see someone's Instagram story, whether they have a private account or not.
Currently, knowing how to see someone's story on Instagram if they're private is still only relevant to private accounts, which you have to have to get permission in order to follow and see any stories on at all, as opposed to public accounts which anyone can view stories on, whether they're a follower or not. Though Instagram is currently testing out an option to make only specific posts available to view by certain user selected groups, the option hasn't rolled out to the public at large yet.
In the meantime, we'll discuss the various tactics when it comes to how to see someone's story on Instagram if they're private, ranging from the direct to the risky.
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Okay, so it's not the most ingenious option in the book, but when it comes to viewing someone's private account, the easiest way is just to send them a follower request. The person in question will get a notification that you'd like to join in on the Instagram fun and may only have a private account to make sure that they only connect with people they know in real life.
You can also send a private message along in order to identify yourself and describe how you know them or where you met, which will hopefully help them open up to the possibility of adding you. Another key factor here is making sure that your own profile, if public, gives them no reason not to want to add you so make sure you steer clear of anything sketchy.
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Ask An Intermediary
So maybe you have a huge crush on a friend of a friend but are too shy to send him a friend request for whatever reason. Another super easy way to go about gaining access to his private profile in order to search out signs of whether or not there already appears to be a woman in his life, is to simply ask a friend who already has access to it. Maybe you've got a brother who happens to play on a sports team with him or a friend whose boyfriend knows him from work. With the right amount of shameless begging them not to tell, perhaps they'll let you borrow their phone for long enough to check things out.
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Get A Little Shady
From this point on, you're about to read about a few options you didn't hear from us. While we don't necessarily suggest any of the following, there are certain situations, such as discovering your boyfriend or husband is sporting a private account on the side, which we can understand might tempt even the strongest among us to get her snoop on. Unless you find yourself in such a situation however, we'd highly recommend the above two approaches in order to save yourself from being labeled a Grade A creeper should your plot be discovered.
The first is of course to make a fake account with the photo of another pretty girl, which in itself is a good way to test whether a lover you suspect may be cheating will confirm "her" follow request. If he does, then once you're on the inside, hopefully you'll be able to get a feel pretty quickly of what it is he may be hiding.
The second is one that we want to make sure you understand is risky and ask that you be incredibly careful about attempting from your own phone or computer. That said, there are a number of "Private Profile Viewers" out there, such as Istaprivate and Instaprivateprofileviewer which offer access to the private accounts of other Instagram users. While they may be worth a look if you're in a situation which you feel can't be resolved any other way, just be careful about offering up too much private information on any of these sites and make sure you have virus guards securely in place before taking the leap.
Hopefully this advice will help get you a little closer to the information you seek!
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Many schools have financial aid packages where the institution doesn't distribute funds, but rather gives the student a discount on tuition or fees (sometimes these are called Unrestricted Institutional Scholarships). Since they do not result in any new money in your checking account (that is, no new assets), such discounts are best considered as expenses.


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Italy lower house passes new electoral law penalising 5-Star Movement
EURACTIV.com with Reuters
The leader of 5-Stars Movement Luigi Di Maio talks with journalists during the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement (M5S) protest outside the Lower House in Rome, Italy, 12 October 2017. [Massimo Percossi/EPA/EFE]
The Italian Chamber of Deputies on Thursday (12 October) gave its final approval to a contested electoral law that is likely to penalise the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement in next year's election.
The bill, which is supported by the ruling Democratic Party (PD) and mainstream centre-right opposition parties, was approved in a secret ballot by 375 votes to 215, and will now move to the upper house Senate for further debate.
Italy populists protest passage of revised election rules – Backers of Italy's populist 5-Star Movement are pro… https://t.co/JUGgdm6qTu
— World News (@Worldnews_Media) October 12, 2017
An election is due by May 2018. Analysts say the new system looks highly unlikely to throw up a clear parliamentary majority, with opinion polls showing the centre-left, centre-right and 5-Star splitting the vote three ways.
The so-called 'Rosatellum' law favours parties which group together ahead of the election. The 5-Star refuses to join any alliance and says the reform could cost it at least 50 seats in the next parliament, hobbling its chances of taking power.
The party, which tops many opinion polls, has held two days of street protests against what it sees as an attempt by its mainstream rivals to scupper its chances at the election.
"You are manipulating the foundations of our democratic system and rigging the rules before the game starts," 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio told parliament before the vote.
New leader of Italian populists touts EU reform, not exit
Luigi Di Maio, the brand new head of Italy's populist 5-Star Movement (M5S) and its prime ministerial candidate, said on Sunday (24 September) his party does not want to quit the European Union but change the rules.
"Every single day of the election campaign we will remind people of what you are doing today."
Small left-wing and right-wing parties are also against the bill, which is supported by the centre-right Forza Italia (Go Italy!) and the right-wing Northern League.
Ettore Rosato, the parliamentary party leader of the PD who has put his name to the reform, said it was the best compromise possible among political adversaries and blamed 5-Star and leftist parties for refusing to join negotiations.
"You always said no to everything that we proposed," he told the Chamber.
President Sergio Mattarella has called for new voting rules because he says the current system is too different for the upper and lower houses, meaning it could conceivably throw up conflicting majorities.
All previous attempts to harmonise the rules have failed, most recently in June when dissident deputies used a secret vote to up-end part of the proposed legislation.
Italy's 5-Star suffers sharp setback in local vote
Italy's anti-system 5-Star Movement looked set to suffer a severe setback in local elections on Sunday (11 June), failing to make the run-off vote in almost all the main cities up for grabs, early results and exit polls said.
The 5-Star and other opponents of the new rules had hoped that the same would happen in Thursday's final vote in the Chamber, which had already approved the bill in three votes of confidence held with open voting.
The package still needs the approval of the upper house Senate, where Gentiloni's government does not have a stable majority. The upper house is expected to begin discussing and voting on the bill next week.
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Legendary American photographer David LaChapelle was commissioned to photograph Welsh actor and singer, Taron Egerton, who plays the lead as Elton John, for the film poster for the forthcoming biopic, Rocketman. Egerton is best known for his role in the 2014 action comedy film, Kingsman: The Secret Service.
LaChapelle is responsible for creating some of the most iconic imagery in Elton John's career. See more here at this link.
David LaChapelle was born in the United States in 1963 and attended high school at North Carolina School of The Arts. At age 15, he moved to New York City, was discovered by Andy Warhol, and began working at Interview Magazine.
In the decades ahead, LaChapelle's body of work established him as an icon of contemporary art. His portrait, stage, music video, and film works have become "iconic archetypes of America in the 21st Century". His photography has been exhibited at theTel Aviv Museum of Art, Palazzo Reale (Milanese dx), MOCA Taipei, Monnaie de Paris, Victoria and Albert (London), Ara Modern Art (Seoul), and Casa dei Tre Oci (Venice), to name a few.
In 2018, LaChapelle created visuals for Travis Scott's AstroWorld campaign as well as Elton John's farewell tour. Recently, he released the final two volumes, Lost & Found and Good News For Modern Man, in his five-book anthology. The first three were LaChapelle Land (1996), Hotel LaChapelle (1999), and Heaven to Hell (2006).
Currently, LaChapelle's photography is exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery (London), Groninger Museum (The Netherlands), Pearl Lam Galleries (Singapore), Geuer X Geuer Art (Dusseldorf), Galerie Templon (Paris), and Stary Browar (Poland).