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The One That Got Away: 'Picasso and Françoise Gilot: Paris-Vallauris, 1943–1953' at Gagosian and Frank Stella at L&M Arts
By Maika Pollack • 05/29/12 6:06pm
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PABLO PICASSO WAS 61 when he met Françoise Gilot, a pretty 23-year-old art student, in a Parisian café in 1943. That he seduced her surprised no one; that she eventually left him was, given his successes with women, pretty shocking, and became the subject of several books and films. Artworks originating during and depicting their decade-long relationship are now on display at Gagosian Gallery, where they constitute the fourth Picasso exhibition there curated by the artist's biographer John Richardson. This period of Picasso's production isn't as inspired as his early collage, as eccentric as his late imaginary portraits (the subject of Gagosian's 2009 show "Picasso: Mosqueteros"), or as inventive as the passionate painting in last spring's "Picasso and Marie-Thérèse: L'amour fou." Instead, the pottery, paintings, lithographs and sculptures, shown alongside a room of paintings by the young Ms. Gilot—who curated the exhibition in tandem with Mr. Richardson—are placidly domestic. The two artists often worked from the same subject: their family life in the south of France and, especially, their young children, Claude and Paloma.
This work was made in the home of a man who has settled down. The paintings' surfaces are, in most cases, composed of the layered washes of oil paint that require time to dry between coats; it's a leisurely process, in contrast to the hurried, thick impasto or slapdash constructions of the earlier years. He dotingly depicts the children playing games in La Lecture et les Jouets (1953) and the decorative Les Jeux (1950). Daughter Paloma's moon-round face in the grisaille oil painting Paloma et sa Poupée (1952) is caressed by electric-blue highlights. The family of four is depicted in silhouette in Chinese Shadows (1952), one of Picasso's most bourgeois images.
The Picasso-Gilot relationship was a Mediterranean idyll: photographs on display in the show place them in Antibes, the Chateau Grimaldi, Cannes and Vallauris, where his success afforded them comfortable homes, lithography and pottery studios, and the company of famous friends. He introduced her to Matisse early in their courtship, and Matisse chose the vegetable green and cool blue tones with which Picasso would render Ms. Gilot in Femme au collier jaune (1946) and in the serene Femme en vert et mauve (1947). Picasso depicts Ms. Gilot with a tiny, delicate face, enormous breasts and square hips, in his habitual easy interweaving of beauty and sex. In a wall of lithographs he repeats her sharp, handsome eyebrows, wide sculptural nose and signature single beauty mark. The crumpled drawing Femme Peignant (1953) captures her painting, absorbed by her work. More often than not, though, Picasso depicted her as just another object in the house: wringing out her mane of dark hair, calmly playing with their two children, or just there, as in the interlocking shapes of Mére et deux enfants (1950). A wall of small twisted figurines equate her nude, seated, maternal body with the malleable clay and metal from which they're made.
An extended-exposure photograph of Picasso drawing with light is paired with one of Ms. Gilot doing the same, suggesting mutual aesthetic influence. And yet it is her paintings that are Picassoesque, there is no vice versa (the ones that aren't channel Van Gogh, or a Balthus-y realism). Of the two, she was more invested in chronicling the details of daily life. The children are real children in her work, rather than abstracted blocks of color. They write real words ("Liberty!"); they light real matches. The sliced up anchovies in Les Poissons et Couteau (1942) leak real guts: the world Ms. Gilot inhabits in her art is populated by actual people with independent volition and irreducible qualities, rather than with Picasso's endless plastic possibilities. Unfortunately, her paintings tend toward moralistic messages— the dignity of old age, the willfulness of youth. She exhibited with famed dealer Daniel Henry Kahnweiler until her 1953 breakup with Picasso; his gallery dropped her three years later (at Picasso's urging, she would claim).
It must have been difficult for Ms. Gilot to encounter the women Picasso had discarded still stubbornly hanging around even as they grew old: his first wife, the ballerina Olga Khokhlava; his crazed mistress Dora Maar; the youthful and pliant Marie-Thèrese, whom he persisted in visiting each Sunday. After leaving Picasso, Ms. Gilot made a project of reclaiming her autonomy—it was probably her best move. In this show, she resolutely portrays her time with Picasso as a meeting of equals. But there are ironies here. By the time they met, the man who had made incisive discoveries about texture and form, who had painted the Demoiselles and Guernica, was an old man enjoying the comforts and privileges of success and, for all her feistiness, pretty Ms. Gilot was among those privileges. If Picasso wanted nothing more than for the world to think he was still virile and young by choosing and reinventing himself through her, that anxious desire indicated that his artistic potency was on the wane. Her independence may have remained intact in spite of him, but it's undeniable that she accrued the lion's share of her life's attention and fame as a result of her liaison with Picasso. However difficult it was for Picasso to bear the blow of her leaving him—she claims to be the only woman ever to do so—he appears to have recovered swiftly; he started an affair with his quiet pottery assistant, Jacqueline Roque, just a year later and married her in 1961.
Ms. Gilot clearly relished being in the driver's seat of this exhibition. If Picas-so's occasional claim was that he "invented her," that he had made drawings of women who looked like her before she was born ("You should be thankful to me"), she retaliated by resisting him, running away, removing their two children to Paris, and finally by writing the definitive tell-all book, Life With Picasso, about their relationship in 1964. In this show's catalog she writes, "When Picasso became disagreeable, he could be very disagreeable. And when I don't want to be nice, I, too, can be very un-nice." That the French have made Ms. Gilot an officer of the Legion of Honor is perhaps not so much a testament to her work as a visual artist as it is a recognition that her dedication to insisting on her side of the story, and her right to tell it—in art, books, lectures and exhibitions like this one—is, ultimately, a feminist enterprise.
A FEW BLOCKS OVER from Gagosian, and worlds away aesthetically, is a bravura demonstration of what Picasso sought in Ms. Gilot: the raw talent that, when it accompanies youth, annoys pundits and changes paradigms. In his early 20s in the late 1950s, Frank Stella created an extraordinary series of monochrome paintings, now on view at L&M Arts. Fifteen Stellas made between 1958 and 1962 are on loan from major museums and the artist's private collection to make up an exhibition that, if you are interested in postwar painting, you must see.
Even if you know Stella's iconic black paintings, like Zambezi (1959), you may not know how economical and satisfying they are in person. The lines in between the black paint stripes fuzz slightly on the unprimed canvas; the industrial paint on notched canvas works have edges covered by what looks like duct tape. The tiny, sparkly Untitled (1959) is a revelation. Delta (1958) takes up Jasper Johns's drippy, striped flags and renders them in black enamel. Two rhymed L-shaped, copper-colored paintings, Creede 1 and II (1961), shift the figure-ground relationship to a dance between the painting's form and the gallery's white walls. These are artworks that changed the way art worked.
When people chastise the contemporary art market for occasionally rewarding very young artists, they seem unaware that extraordinary things have long happened in the studios of those who are 22 years old. This show allows us to be physically present with paintings that are endlessly reproduced in art history books; it's a moving experience that results in visitors to the gallery backing up from the paintings, then zooming in on them, smiling, and sharing their enthusiasm with perfect strangers.
Last Thursday, a show of Mr. Stella's eccentric new sculptures opened at the nearby gallery Freedman Art. When this critic asked the artist about his old work, he seemed genuinely unconcerned. "Ah, the past," he said, waving his hand in the air, and wandered away to talk about the present.
editorial@observer.com
Filed Under: Francoise Gilot, Picasso, Gagosian Gallery, slideshow
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******This Wednesday - Twenty20 games to benefit Bushfire fund*******
Moonee Valley Cricket Club has joined forces with other local clubs to put on a "big bash" show this Wednesday, February 18 to aid the bushfire appeal.
Players from Aberfeldie Park, Greenvale and Craigieburn will form a "Rest of the World" team to take on Moonee Valley – the current NWCA Twenty20 champion – in a charity match at Ormond Park. Former Valleys junior Sean Sturrock (right), now a Melbourne Firsts player, has agreed to come back and play for us in the game.
And the excitement doesn't stop there, as national and State women's cricketers have indicated their willingness to be part of a Twenty20 game with the Valley women's players on the adjoining oval.
The clubs and players are arranging raffles, food and other fundraisers to aid the bushfire appeal.
Local AFL footballers and cricketing legends, as well as players and officials from other local cricket clubs, are all coming down to show their support and help raise funds.
We have also had a massive response from sponsors, supporters and other people wanting to help with the appeal, so there will be plenty of action and plenty of opportunity for people to put their hands in their pockets.
The games start at 5pm, and Moonee Valley Firsts captain Mark Gauci urged local cricketers and members of the community to come along and support the worthy cause.
"The appeal holds special significance for our Club as one of our players, Bryce Peter-Budge lost two grandparents and an uncle in the fires," Mark said.
"These matches will give us the opportunity to do something tangible for the bushfire victims, and remind us that for the time being communities such as Kinglake, Narbethong and Churchill – which no doubt had their own thriving cricket teams – will have issues other than sport foremost in their minds."
Ormond Park is in Pattison St, Moonee Ponds. Anyone wanting more information or to support the fundraiser can ring MVCC president Charlie Walker on 0409 237 543.
Twenty20 Premiership - Moonee Valley's own power-play
Moonee Valley scored an emphatic win over Taylors Lakes in the North West Cricket Association's Twenty20 Grand Final on Tuesday, February 3.
Our power players came to the fore late in the innings to build on the platform set by the earlier batsmen, and our total of 7/159 off the 20 overs proved too big an ask for Taylors Lakes.
Brilliant fielding and crafty field placings put a stranglehold on the Lakes team, and it could only compile 7/131 in reply.
For more details of the big win, turn to the news pages.
Our Premiership-winning Twenty20 team at the Taylors Lakes ground: L-R: Back - Sean O'Kane, Amit Chaudhary, Arosha Perera, Jim Polonidis, Evan Blythe, Matt Thomas and Peter O'Kane. Front - Steve Gentilin, captain Mark Gauci, Geoff McKeown and coach Lou Raffaele.
Breakthrough win by our Women's Black - our team gets the points
It was a long time coming, but our Women's Black team scored its first win with an emphatic victory over Edinburgh on Sunday, February 1.
Watched by a crowd estimated at more than 50, the girls did us - and themselves - proud, taking the initiative from the first over and never letting it go.
While players from our inaugural women's team in 2007/08 are this year spread across both our Black and White teams, the nucleus of the group that were the pioneers in getting women's cricket off the ground at Moonee Valley stayed in the Blacks. And then they doubled up a fortnight later with a thrilling win over Jacana. We looked gone for all money against Jacana until an unbroken eighth wicket partnership of 63 between Belinda Tankard and Adele Walker got us over the line with eight balls to spare.
We're all so proud of them! Well done girls!
The winning team: L-R: Back - Belinda Tankard, Jenny O'Brien, Sam Lawson, Adele Walker, Victoria Thorneycroft,
Ros Brelis, Kim Johnston and Natalie Waites. Front - Jacinta de Niese, captain Tien Ha and Amelia Radford.
****For another picture and more details of the win, turn to the item in our NEWS pages.
Valleys on a roll with the support of Brumby's
Moonee Valley has long been renowned for the quality of our afternoon teas, and it's in no small thanks to the ongoing and generous support of Brumby's Moonee Ponds.
Manager Craig Woolley and his staff have been big supporters of our Club, and the fresh bread in our sandwiches, and the delicious rolls for our hot dogs and salads come direct from their Pratt Street ovens.
Shown here are Craig with staff member Jaclyn Munro.
We gratefully acknowledge their support week in, week out - and with a big club such as Moonee Valley, the sponsorship of Brumby's and their supply of the bakery products is no small order.
With our 10 senior men's teams and two women's teams, we can have up to seven home games on a weekend - and Brumby's provides all our bread and rolls.
As a player and long-time supporter of the Riddells Creek Cricket Club, Craig knows the importance of the support of sponsors.
Moonee Valley president Charlie Walker thanked Craig for his ongoing sponsorship, and urged the Club's players and our families to reciprocate and support Brumby's Moonee Ponds.
"We all know from our afternoon teas how fresh and delicious the bread and rolls from Brumby's Moonee Ponds are," Charlie said.
"And what we see on our plates at the weekend is only a fraction of the range of excellent breads and other products.
"So when you go to Brumby's Moonee Ponds, make sure that Craig and his staff know you are from Moonee Valley and how much we appreciate their support."
Brumby's Moonee Ponds, at 17 Pratt St, can be phoned on 9375 7800.
The big hitters come out on a big Valley weekend
Big shots were all the rage when Moonee Valley came to town on the January 17/18 weekend, but there were none bigger than Sean O'Kane (right).
Playing in the double-header First Eleven round at Ormond Park, Sean didn't get a hit on the Saturday against Seabrook, but really cut loose against Flemington on the Sunday, slamming 113.
But Sean wasn't the only big hitter on the weekend, as Valley teams and players piled on some big scores.
Bryce Peter-Budge slammed his maiden Valley ton in the Seconds at Seabrook on the Saturday with 107, while Under 16s player Frankie Reitano made 113 in the Fifths against East Coburg. Frankie emulated the feat of older brother Joe from some five seasons earlier, when he made a ton in the Fourths while still a junior.
And the big hitting didn't end there.
Other big scores came from Raj Aiyappan, Simon Payton, newcomer Jenny Demarte, Sam Marr, Nicole McLachlan, Bede Gannon and Jesse Felle.
The one-day rules in the Thirds denied two Valley centuries, as the game finished when we passed East Coburg's score - with Pat Felmingham 94no and Matt Gauci 93no.
Raj Aiyappan made 70 on Saturday in the Firsts, while Simon Payton made 72 batting alongside Frankie Reitano in the Fifths.
****For more details of the big-hitting weekend, click on the link to the News Pages at the top of this page.
The Great Man Spud sets our new games record
Our own Great Man, Darren "Spud" Nagle, is charting new territory at Moonee Valley from this weekend, as our Club's games record holder.
Spud's 268th Club game, in the January 10 Second Eleven fixture against Jacana, took him past the games record previously held by the incomparable Ian Denny.
Spud is shown here (left centre, standing) with many of the Moonee Valley mates with whom he has played over the years.
Our top-of-the-ladder Seconds 5/140 beat Jacana all out 107, and fittingly Spud his the winning run as we chased down their total. His 35no highlighted his immense value as a batsman, and Spud's work in the field and encouragement for his team-mates is invaluable. Fittingly, Seconds captain Daniel Phillips played his 100th game in Darren's milestone match.
Spud is shown here (at left) with his brother Terry on the occasion of Spud's 250th game at the start of the 2007/08 season.
**To read more about Spud and his impact on our Club, turn to the news page link at the top of this page.
Our Valley Girls play in the State titles
Four of our Moonee Valley girls played in the Victorian Under 14 championships at the start of January.
Pictured here are (from left) Amelia Radford, Rose Harrington, Jacinta de Niese and Olivia Broadhurst.
They were part of the North West Cricket Association team at the Commonwealth Bank State championships.
Amelia was named player of the championship.
The girls all learned their craft playing Moonee Valley juniors, and Amelia, Jacinta and Rose have already played senior cricket with us.
***For more information on our girls and the State titles, go to the news link at the top of this page.
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Ariel makes being a mermaid look like the best thing EVER. That's why so many kids had endless fun in the water on holiday, because they were playing mermaidens and mermen. Give your children the same imagination just by watching Ariel and her life underwater.
Disney movies are renowned for teaching children the ways of life. Whether it's to follow your own path in life like Pocahontas, or understand that one day your parents will die (thanks for the tears Bambi and The Lion King) there's always something to learn. One of the most important lessons in The Little Mermaid is not to do business with bad guys. Kids will know that whenever they have to sign a contract, they should read the small print, and not be so blinded by what they want that they end up sacrificing something important.
Out of all the Disney heroines, there's no doubt about it – Ariel's hair takes the crown. It's so thick and lustrous, and most of all it's bright red. How many Disney princesses have red hair?! This makes Ariel really relatable to red haired girls all over the world and proves they can be just as beautiful as blondes or brunettes.
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Mermaids have captured our imaginations for thousands and thousands of years, with myths and legends about merfolk and sea creatures coming from all over the world. If such a half human half fish species ever did exist, we don't know if they were our allies or enemies. Many stories describe mermaids coming to the aid of men at sea, and others depict them as evil sirens who in fact lured and drowned sailors…we just like to think of them as happy beings who simply mind their own business, like in The Little Mermaid.
Mermaidens were a poignant part of sailor mythology, described as a beautiful woman from the waist up and in fish form from the waist down, with an enchanting singing voice. Mermaids and their fins have been a subject matter for artwork and novels for so long, but where did these legends come from in the first place?
Before tales of mermaidens, the first sea creatures to be depicted were male gods. In ancient Babylonian stories, Era the fish god was in fact half man half fish, and so was Greek god Triton. Greek mythology also claims that Achilles was born of a mermaid. The original mermaid probably came from Syria around 1000BC. A goddess who went by the name of Atargatis, legend has it that she dived in a lake to become a fish but only the bottom half of her body transformed.
Are we descendants of mermaids?
It's not just European folklore which features the deity – in Polynesian mythology the creator god Vatea is a mermaid and some societies believe we are all descended from merpeople.
Sirens and mermaidens often get confused in mythology, as features of the two have been linked in folklore for centuries. Sirens are in fact half women half bird creatures, and it is sirens who were known for their enticing singing voices. The beauty of sirens paired with their breathtaking voices would distract sailors and this would cause ships to crash. So basically, a siren is like an evil mermaid who lures men to their death – but actually shouldn't be associated with a mermaid at all.
Mermaids are portrayed in different ways, but they were often a sign of danger. Seeing a mermaid was bad luck as it often signalled a storm or a disaster was looming. This reflects mankind's relationship with the sea, which can be beautiful and peaceful or a dangerous encounter.


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I live in a small and old town in Southern California. I love to walk up to hill were change it's color as season changes.
I moved this new town five years ago and met my quilty friend. Visiting her house and seeing her pile of quilts made me want to try quilt.
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I took up my living room as my sewing studio and my little girl is always with me making, playing, painting or watching Youtube.
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This collection contains correspondence, press clippings, and photos relating to Fein's career and activities while editor-in-chief and publisher of Moment magazine. Correspondence includes reactions to a letter sent to Israeli members of PEACE NOW on the eve of the Begin-Sadat summit (1978); a statement criticizing Begin government policies (1980) and public reactions to that statement; a discussion of American Jewish support of Israel's West Bank settlement policy during Prime Minister Begin's tenure in office; Fein's views on Aliyah to Israel, intermarriage, the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, and the politics of MK Meir Kahane; and a letter from Hodding Carter III (Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs and Department Spokesman for White House) "concerning the U.S. role in negotiations for peace in the Middle East" (January 19, 1979). The collection contains Fein's personal correspondence from 1977-1984.
The collection also includes correspondence and materials relating to the operation of Moment magazine; a dispute over Melvin Urofsky's review of the Brandeis/Frankfurter connection; reactions to Fein's proposal for a Jewish hunger project, HaMazon; and information on a proposed relationship between Moment and FORTHCOMING, a Jewish literary magazine.
The collection also has materials relating to the American Jewish World Service, the Multi-Issue Political Action Committee (MIPAC), and the New Israel Fund.
Individual correspondents include Moshe Arens, Wolf Blitzer, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Gerson Cohen, Moshe Dworkin, Arie Eliav, Lawrence Gould, Tom Hayden, Philip Klutznick, Norman Lear, Jacob Neusner, William Novak, Alexander Schindler, Harold Schulweis, Yossi Shavit, and Elie Wiesel.
Fein, Leonard J. (Person)
The collection is open to all researchers, except items that may be restricted due to their fragility, or privacy.
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Leonard "Leibel" Fein was born on July 1, 1934 in New York, New York. Fein attended the University of Chicago for his undergraduate students and earned his Ph.D. in political science from Michigan State University. He was a professor at MIT and Brandeis University in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1975, Fein and Elie Wiesel founded Moment Magazine. Fein was the editor-in-chief until he departed the magazine in 1987. In 1985, he founded MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger and set up the National Jewish Coalition for Literacy in 1997. Fein died on August 14, 2014 in New York.
1.5 Linear Feet (3 manuscript boxes)
This collection contains correspondence, press clippings, and other materials relating to Fein's career and activities while editor-in-chief and publisher of Moment magazine.
The collection is arranged alphabetically.
Gift of Leonard Fein, 1987.
The Leonard Fein Papers is one individual collection within the Counter Culture collections located at the American Jewish Historical Society (AJHS). Other counter culture collections at AJHS include the Arthur Ocean Waskow Papers (P-152), Shira Eve Epstein Papers (P-776), Riv-Ellen Prell Papers (P-795), Ruth Abusch-Magder Papers (P-841), Virginia Levitt Snitow Papers (P-876), Goldie Milgram Papers (P-876), Jack Jacobs Papers (P-1020), Gerald Serotta Papers (P-1023), Jack Nusan Porter Papers (P-1024), Arthur J. Lelyveld Papers (P-1030), Jews for Urban Justice (Washington, D.C.) Records (I-159), Jewish Peace Fellowship Records (I-189), Jewish Student Press Service Records (I-248), Breira Records (I-250), American Jewish Alternatives to Zionism (New York, New York) Records (I-326), North American Jewish Students Appeal Records (I-338), Jewish Labor Committee Records (I-377), New Jewish Agenda Records (I-393), Vermont Chapter of the New Jewish Agenda Records (I-449), Jewish Counter Culture Collection (I-504), Trees and Life for Vietnam Records (I-542), Lights in Action Records (I-560), Brit Tzedek v'Shalom/Jewish Alliance for Justice and Peace Records (I-587), and portions of the Jewish Student Organizations Collection (I-61).
The libraries of YIVO and AJHS hold select issues of Moment magazine from 1975-1994.
In 2016, an EAD container list was prepared from a PDF of the box list. In 2017, folder titles were rewritten in pencil, the collection was alphabetized, and additional description was added.
American Jewish World Service
Arens, Moshe
Brzezinski, Zbigniew, 1928-2017
Cohen, Gerson D. (Gerson David), 1924-
Eliav, Arie L., 1921-2010
Fein, Leonard J.
Hayden, Tom
Jewish publishing
Jews, Soviet
Kahane, Meir
Klutznick, Philip M., 1907-1999
Moment (New York, N.Y.)
Munaẓẓamat al-Taḥrīr al-Filasṭīnīyah
Neusner, Jacob, 1932-2016
New Israel Fund
Novak, William
Schulweis, Harold M.
United States -- Foreign relations -- Israel
Wiesel, Elie, 1928-2016
Guide to the Leonard Fein Papers, 1973-1987 P-582
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2016-11-22: PDF box list converted to EAD finding aid. Finding aid encoding revised by Janine Veazue.
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September 2020: RJohnstone: post-ASpace migration cleanup.
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L.A. is suing IBM for illegally gathering and selling user data through its Weather Channel app
The Los Angeles City Attorney's office is suing a subsidiary of IBM, claiming it deceptively mined the private location data of Weather Channel app users.
(Jerome Adamstein / Los Angeles Times)
By Sam DeanStaff Writer
The Los Angeles city attorney's office alleges in a lawsuit that a subsidiary of IBM deceptively mined the private location data of users of the Weather Channel app and sold it to advertising and marketing companies.
When users download the app, a prompt asks them to grant access to their location so the app can provide "personalized local weather data, alerts and forecasts." The app then tracks the user's movements, allowing the Weather Company, which operates the app independent of the Weather Channel and uses its data to fuel IBM's Watson Advertising products, to sell that information to hedge funds, advertising firms and corporate clients like McDonald's and Subway.
The suit filed Thursday alleges that the disconnect between that prompt and the company's ultimate use of the data constitutes fraudulent and deceptive business practices. The suit seeks an injunction against the company, which would require it to stop the practices, and civil penalties of up to $2,500 for each violation in California.
"Think how Orwellian it feels to live in a world where a private company is tracking potentially every place you go, every minute of every day," Los Angeles City Atty. Mike Feuer said at a news conference Friday. "If you want to sacrifice to that company that information, you sure ought to be doing it with clear and advanced notice of precisely what's at stake."
The Weather Channel app has 45 million monthly users, and the company's suite of weather apps have been downloaded more than 200 million times, according to the company.
"The Weather Company has always been transparent with use of location data," said Saswato Das, an IBM spokesperson. "The disclosures are fully appropriate, and we will defend them vigorously."
The suit cited an investigation by the New York Times last month that found at least 75 companies that collected precise location data via smartphone apps — in one case pinging a user's location 14,000 times in one day — then used it to fuel consumer insight research and the $21-billion location-based advertising industry.
"We zeroed in on the Weather Channel app because this app touches all demographics," Feuer said. "This is not an ideologically driven app, it's not a geographically driven app — it touches all of us."
Feuer said his office also chose to target the Weather Company because its app "seems to be benign and innocuous," but "engages in what we have alleged are affirmative misstatements" to users about how their location data will be used. Since the New York Times investigation was published in December, IBM said that it had stopped offering location data to hedge funds, but Feuer noted that the company had not changed its data-use disclosure practices.
Users of the Weather Channel app are able to find some indication that their location data is being monetized in the app's privacy agreement, but Feuer notes that it is buried in the smartphone's settings menu.
"California law says that fine print alone can't make good what otherwise has been made obscure," Feuer said. "The bottom line here is that no American should be held to the standard of having to pore through a 10,000-word privacy policy."
The practice of collecting and monetizing location data is widespread across mobile apps. Google and Facebook are leaders in the location-based advertising industry, using data from their own suite of mobile products.
A recent study by the British privacy advocacy group Privacy International found that the Weather Channel app for Android also shares private user data with Facebook — even if the users don't have a Facebook account — along with other popular Android apps.
Feuer's office used the same Unfair Competition Law to go after Wells Fargo in 2015 for opening unauthorized accounts, which resulted in a $50-million settlement. The city attorney's office has pursued technology companies in the past, suing Uber in 2017 for failing to promptly report a data breach that exposed the personal data of millions of drivers and riders.
But seeking penalties for an ongoing and common business practice marks a new approach to protecting consumer privacy, and comes at a time when tech companies are facing increasing scrutiny and regulation over their collection and use of data.
The last year was marked by scandals regarding corporate handling of private user data. Millions of users' private information was compromised in data breaches at companies like Google, Facebook and Marriott. Facebook faced congressional inquiries over its sharing of data with political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica, which accessed the data of 87 million users without their consent.
The European Union put strict regulations on transparency and reporting in place in May 2018, when the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, went into effect. Under that law, companies found in violation can be fined up to 4% of their worldwide annual revenue.
A new California data privacy law, passed last year and set to go into effect in January 2020, requires companies to be more transparent about their use of user data, gives users more control over the use and storage of their private information, and will make it easier for consumers to sue companies found violating the law.
In response, tech giants that deal in personal data such as IBM, Google, Facebook and Amazon are lobbying in Washington for federal data privacy legislation that would nullify California's regulations and replace them with voluntary guidelines.
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The Futures In Five: Will This Stock Market Reversal Stick?
The S&P 500 spread expiring Friday is wider as increased volatility creeps into the charts – it's now 27 points around the 2735 strike leaving us 2708-2762.
This come on the heels of yesterday's reversal off the highs.
Momentum is still bullish across broader time frames, which suggests that indexes like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures are likely to bounce here. I'm watching 2708 on S&P 500 futures.
This pullback is a bit deeper than recent ones as momentum shifted gears a bit on yesterday's failed retest of the highs. The big question now is: Can we bounce off support congestion support levels (see video below) and recover 2730?
The character of this bounce will be telling and, if weak, could present short opportunities for the nimble (and into known supports below).
Overall, we are in holding a pattern waiting to see if this reversal carries any deeper/stronger meaning.


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The playset has its origin in the 1950s when plastic was a new and revolutionary material. Metal toy soldiers had been around for centuries, but they were by nature expensive. The advent of injection molding made it possible to produce toy soldiers out of plastic at a fraction of the cost per figure when made in large quantities. As time passed, toy designers saw the potential to not only make soldiers, but also accessories so a kid could get everything he needed in one "playset" to re-create history on his living room floor or in his back yard. In the 50s and 60s, no one did playsets like Louis Marx and the Marx Toy Company. The combination of dynamically sculpted figures in action poses, accessories, metal buildings and tie-ins to movies and television shows captured the imagination of millions of baby-boomer boys.
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Playsets continue to be a matter of passion rather than practicality for Richard. The cost of new molds has not gone down and the size of the playset collecting community has not sufficiently increased to defray those costs. If bottom line focused bean counters made the decisions at Conte Collectibles, Conte playsets would probably go the way of Marx playsets, and the full focus of the company would switch to the painted metal figure line. Thankfully, it is a dreamer who makes the decisions and takes the financial risks at Conte Collecitbles and we can look forward to more "playset-dreams" coming true.
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Bush showed some humanity, and he didn't make any gaffes. The way his campaign has been going, he might well score that as a win.
After all the build-up for Jeb Bush's appearance on Stephen Colbert's first show as the host of "The Late Show," on CBS, I tuned in half expecting the excitement of Dan Rather's 1998 interview of George H. W. Bush or Bill Clinton's 1992 appearance on "The Arsenio Hall Show." But no. Colbert's taped interview had all the tension of two distant cousins meeting at a wedding, and all the specificity of a typical Jeb stump speech, which is to say not very much. It wasn't even particularly funny.
All in all, it was a typical late-night interview with a big-time politician. Languishing in the polls and offered the opportunity to showcase himself during a major television event, Bush didn't play an instrument, sing a song, or speak in Spanish. He did show a bit of humanity, however, and he didn't make any gaffes. The way his campaign has been going, he might well score that as a win.
"This is incredible," the former Florida governor said as he sat down in the guest chair. "This is on my highlight reel, for sure." He was dressed in the standard uniform for aspiring Presidential candidates: an expensive-looking blue suit, a white shirt, and a conservative tie. Colbert, who was clad in similar, if brighter fashion, opened up with the softest of softballs: Why do you want to be President?
Rather than immediately asking the obvious follow-up, about whether this paralysis wasn't largely the responsibility of the Republican Party, which controls both houses of Congress, and which has dedicated itself to rejecting virtually anything with President Obama's name attached to it, Colbert inquired of Bush whether he could put an end to the "game of blood sport" that passes for politics. Bush made a lame attempt at praising Obama, and only then did Colbert raise the notion of Republican responsibility, before backing off and phrasing a second question more generally.
"You think you could change that—the other side is the devil?" Colbert said.
"Yeah, I do," Bush replied.
"I would love it," Colbert said.
At this juncture Bush, perhaps concerned that this nice-sounding interviewer was luring him into saying something that would outrage conservative Republicans, or that Colbert's researchers hadn't read up on his record, reaffirmed his commitment to reducing the size of the government. "I think it should be smaller," he said. "Government plays a useful role, but it ought to be reformed. And that's why, when I was governor of the state of Florida, I turned the system upside down … particularly with schools." This was another point at which Colbert could have probed Bush's record as governor, which also included gutting labor laws, curtailing affirmative action at state colleges, and cutting taxes for the richest Floridians.
Instead, he joked about the Presidential photos that appear in schools and lobbed another softball, inquiring about Bush's campaign slogan, "Jeb!" "It connotes excitement," Bush said, with a smile. It was the first indication that beneath his sloth-like demeanor there lurks a lively mind, capable of self-deprecation. Then came another human moment, when Colbert brought up Barbara Bush's statement, from 2013, since rescinded, that "We've had enough Bushes." "It was a little embarrassing," Bush admitted.
"You know, he is an antihero in that movie," Colbert replied. Bush laughed, and that was that.
Jeb Bush has maintained a national profile on the issue with which, as governor of Florida, he had sought to make his biggest mark: education reform.


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There is such an occupation - counting other people's money. On a professional basis, analytical agencies do this, and the other day, Sensor Tower calculated the revenue of the famous mobile game Clash Royale. The amount turned out to be very impressive.
Three billion dollars - that's what Clash Royale has brought to its creators since its release in 2016. At the same time, more than half of the announced amount falls on the App Store service - this store sold 52.4% of revenue. The statistics looks especially interesting against the background of downloads of the popular arcade, because 73.7% of copies were downloaded from the Google Play store. Apple technology users have definitely proved to be much more solvent.
At the same time, the residents of the United States most often download and spend the most in Clash Royale. 53 million downloads were made from this region and $ 925.4 million was spent. The total downloads of the game amounted to 468.8 million. The numbers are surprising, but Clash Royale is far from Clash of Clans, which brought the creators $ 7 billion. Both titles were released by Supercell.


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Palestine slams Israel for refusal to reopen US consulate in Jerusalem
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Israel, as the occupying power, does not have the right to veto the US administration's decision to reopen its consulate in the city, the Palestinian Foreign Ministry said.
The reopening could help mend US ties with the Palestinians ruptured under former US President Donald Trump.
The Palestinians on Sunday slammed Israel for rejecting the promised reopening of the US consulate in the occupied East Jerusalem, a move that would restore Washington's main diplomatic mission for the Palestinians in the city.
In a statement on Sunday, the Palestinian Foreign Ministry said it views the reopening of the consulate as part of the international community's commitments to ending Israel's decades-long occupation of territories of the Palestinians.
"East Jerusalem is an inseparable part of the occupied Palestinian territory and is the capital of the state of Palestine. Israel, as the occupying power, does not have the right to veto the US administration's decision," the statement said.
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said late Saturday there was no room in Jerusalem for another American mission.
Asked about the consulate at a press conference, Bennett repeated Israel's position on Jerusalem.
"There's no room for another American consulate in Jerusalem," he said. "Jerusalem is the capital of one state and that's the state of Israel."
READ MORE: Israel's new plan: Build a ring of settlements and go deeper into Palestine
US pledge to reopen consulate
The Trump administration shuttered the US Jerusalem consulate, an office that for years served as the de facto embassy to the Palestinians.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has pledged to reopen it, in a move that could help mend US ties with the Palestinians ruptured under Trump.
Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid suggested the consulate could instead be opened in the Palestinian administrative center in Ramallah, West Bank.
The Palestinians reject the idea because it would undermine their claims to Jerusalem.
The Palestinians seek the eastern part of the city, which Israel occupied in 1967 and later annexed, as capital of their hoped-for state.
READ MORE: Israel approves more than 1,300 settlement homes in occupied West Bank
Trump had downgraded the consulate's operations and placed them under his ambassador to Israel when he moved the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to the holy city in 2018.
The embassy move infuriated the Palestinians and led them to sever most ties with the Trump administration.


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EMARIE, a five-year-old orphan with the ancient blood of a Songmage coursing through her veins is found by the last of those who can nurture the gift. She is taken to the Academy where Songmagic is learned and honed. Here she devotes the next eighteen years of her life. Nineteen-year-old ALAN LOCKE is born into wealth, but craves adventure. After accidentally killing a monstrous creature that plagued the region of his birth, he surprises his family by casting aside his birth rite to explore the world for himself.
A power hungry, body-snatching demon is unintentionally released from its prison after thousands of years. It chooses the Rose Castle as a base of operations. It steals the body of the Queen and builds a corrupted army.
The headmistress of the Songmaiden Academy has a portentous nightmare. She foresees the enslavement of the known world and destruction of civilization without a hero. She calls on Emarie, now 23, to complete the perilous journey of the Five God Shines and achieve the full power of the Songmages of old, known as the Animus Vox (the Living Voice). The problem is that in a longstanding time of peace and the need for Songmagic to remain hidden, the locations of the Shrines have been lost to time. If the rituals required are not completed to perfection, Emaire will forfeit her life. The headmistress entrusts their last hope to Emarie. As guardian, she enlists a Turtle Knight, cursed with immortality, who has seen the horrors of the Elemental Wars.
ASHE, a Bunnfolk dragoon, has spent her life protecting the Rose Queen and training the Royal Army. When the Queen is corrupted by the demon, her first action is to eliminate her personal guard and begin a new, cruel reign in her quest for dominance. Charged with treason, Ashe is forced to flee for her life or die by the hands of those closest to her. She finds sanctuary in the Emberwilde forest.
RADDOX appears in a world he has never known. By the favor of the Corpse God, he has travelled through time to save the one he loves (Emarie's future daughter) before she is even born. As a sanguine, he has supernatural abilities and must feed on living blood or lose himself completely to the hunger. His quest is a delicate balance between rescue mission and preventing himself from murdering the ones he intends to save. The full moon steals his sanity and transforms him into an abomination. The Corpse God demands payment for favors given, especially the knowledge Raddox gains from each victim's blood.
At 27, Alan Locke has developed the worldly sense of a hardened adventurer. He meets Emarie and Tortie as they are hunted by a cult bent on the destruction of magic. Together, they overcome this obstacle, but in the process Emarie is collared and can no longer sing her magic. They travel to his home in hopes of finding answers, but instead find a village of corpses. The corrupted Queen has slaughtered his homeland. They must seek answers elsewhere.
Along the journey, Emaire meets Ashe, Raddox, and a hybrid race gladiator who is determined to find and free his enslaved people. They stumble upon a pair of rambunctious twins and a shapeshifting Viking of the Emberwild who is next in line to rule her tribe. They incidentally find the first shrine in the forest and the second in a crack between worlds and harbor of nightmares. Each ritual bolsters Emarie's abilities. Chased by the Queen's empowered minions, they can never stay in one place for long.
The guidance of a sea-witch sends the group to a long-forgotten Monastery of Kitsune monks. They have the power to control the wind and incidentally harbor the third shrine. While Emarie and Locke overcome the trials necessary to complete the ritual, the Songmaiden Academy is destroyed, her peers are murdered, and the corrupting demon trades the Queen's body for a much stronger host. Worse still, it has learned of Emarie's existence and is now determined to eliminate the last Songmaiden or steal her form and abilities. It enlists the exiled tribes from the North to forge a larger, stronger army.
Emarie returns after completing the trial to find the Monastery is under siege. At the last moment, she and her companions are whisked away to safety. They meet new allies in those who rebel against the corrupted crown and take back the Rose Castle.
With reinforcements from the North, the demon marches against the heroes and those brave enough to stand against impossible odds. The final battle arrives and Emarie still has two shrines to go before unlocking her full power as a Songmage. Will it be enough or will Headmistress's nightmare become a reality?
Hi, I have a few suggestions. In general it sounds like you've created some very interesting stories all interweaved into one quite original book.
I think the power-hungry demon is out of place. It's a lot to keep track of already, actually so is Alan Locke. Can we stay focused on Emarie and the Songmagic Academy? Or maybe move down the part about the demon to just before you introduce Ashe? Also maybe reduce the jargon, no idea what a Bunnfolk dragoon is. But then, I'm not really a fantasy reader, so that may be the problem too.
I LOVE "cursed with immortality." I agree that would be a curse.
I love the name: Living Voice/ Animus Vox. Beautiful.
In general, it has a LOT of different moving pieces. I'd focus on one overarching story arc and see how you can fit the subplots (only those really essential to the story) in with it. Think of the main plot as the xmas tree, and the subplots as little ornaments you hang on the branches. But make sure they are in the right place, and that they are self-contained on the one branch. Make sense?
Also, I've heard that agents aren't big fans of hypothetical questions... you might want to try to end it a different way.
Good luck! sounds like a very exciting and intricate story.


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The Biggest Hurdle For Subscription-Based Car Sales? Educating The Consumer
Jaclyn Trop Contributor
I decipher the world of sheet metal for the masses.
The Cadillac Escalade is one of the models available to subscribers through the monthly BOOK by Cadillac service (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
Getting a new car can be a hassle. After the test drives, haggling, and paperwork, there's still the need to maintain and insure it for the length of its life or lease term.
It's no secret that younger drivers increasingly prefer hailing an Uber or Lyft to the onerous shopping process. They also fear committing to a single model when they actually want a convertible for summer, an SUV for winter, and a pickup truck on moving day.
Hoping to stanch widespread defection to rideshare services, brands including Volvo, Porsche, Cadillac, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Jaguar Land Rover have introduced app-based subscriptions with month-to-month lease terms that allow users to try different vehicles. It's too soon to say whether they'll find traction with would-be car owners, but that's not stopping smaller entrants - as well as national rental companies and dealer groups - from trying to cash in on an emerging market, too.
Detroit-based Mobiliti, a startup headquartered down the street from General Motors, bundles short-term leases starting at $550 per month. Forbes spoke with Tarun Kajeepeta, the company's chief operating officer, about challenging industry giants on uncharted territory.
Where do you see the market for subscription services heading?
A year ago, nobody knew what a car subscription was, but the concept is catching on. Just like you can subscribe to movies, groceries, clothing or grooming products, you can subscribe to a car, truck or SUV. Through our app, customers can subscribe to a vehicle in minutes and drive it for as long or as little as they like, from standard makes like a Chevy Cruze to upscale luxury vehicles such as the Land Rover Discovery. A big part of the challenge is the consumer education around what it actually costs to own a car. Consumers think about their monthly payment and say, 'I can lease a car for $300 a month, so why would I subscribe for $500 a month?' What they're often forgetting is that they're paying on average $150 a month in insurance and $1,000 a year in vehicle maintenance and registration fees. When you add it all up, subscription is often cheaper or on par with what they are paying today, so we need to focus on educating the consumer.
Who is the target market?
When we started out, we were targeting folks who needed a car for a few months, like a student on an internship or home for the summer, or snowbirds with residences in multiple locations. However, we're seeing that our offering really is a mass market product. People are just sick of dealing with owning a car, dealing with maintenance, and the high costs of insurance. They would rather make one payment each month and have the flexibility to swap vehicles whenever they like.
How can a startup compete with major automakers and other industry behemoths?
The manufacturers seem to be getting most of the attention, but their price points are the highest and they offer the least choice to consumers. Not to mention their programs are making many dealers nervous as they feel they are being cut out of the equation. We offers consumers a high degree of choice, and we partner with dealers, driving leads and aligning incentives. We don't just offer a software solution. When you can offer a monthly subscription for around $550, the service becomes a practical option for most car owners, and that's really our goal.
Jaclyn Trop
I am an award-winning journalist and automotive reporter, dividing my time among the car cultures of Los Angeles, Detroit and New York. I was awarded a Knight-Bagehot fe...