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We know Tina Fey won't be hosting the Oscars anytime soon — but that doesn't mean she won't be watching them at home.
For this year's broadcast, Fey "had a sweatpants-mandatory Oscars party," she told David Letterman during an appearance on The Late Show Wednesday.
Oscars: The best and worst moments
The 30 Rock creator and star reiterated her refusal to ever host the show though. "For a woman, just the amount of dresses that you would have to try on, it's a dealbreaker," she tells Letterman. "I'm out."
Now that 30 Rock has ended, Fey tells Letterman she keeps up with her castmates Tracy Morgan and Alec Baldwin through Google Alerts. "I feel OK. I'm unemployed," Fey quipped. "The fact that we did seven years of [the show] and finished it and nobody went to jail is a great source of pride."
Look back on our favorite 30 Rock guest stars
Now, Fey tells Letterman, she's focusing on spending time with her husband and two daughters, and also getting in random arguments with strangers in places like Dunkin' Donuts and Magnolia Bakery.
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DOVER — The 21-year-old son of Dover City Councilor Catherine Cheney has been arrested on charges he sexually assaulted a young woman multiple times in Weare.
Dover police officers visited the Cheney family home on Snows Court at 2:47 a.m. on Saturday and arrested James Cheney on a warrant.
Cheney was charged by Weare police with four counts of aggravated sexual assault, two counts of simple assault, false imprisonment, criminal restraint and witness tampering.
Cheney is one of two men charged with assaulting a 20-year-old woman sometime last week. Weare police were notified of the circumstances on Friday, March 15, according to a press release from the department.
Police worked with the victim, who was hospitalized, and a "variety of other resources" to investigate the case, the announcement states. They identified 20-year-old Weare resident Tyler Janvrin as one of the suspects and met with him at his house at 71 Daniels Road. He was taken into custody without incident.
Janvrin was charged with two counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault, two counts of simple assault, false imprisonment, criminal restraint and witness tampering.
He was being held at the Hillsborough County House of Corrections while awaiting an arraignment Monday, according to Weare police.
Cheney has been ordered held on $25,000 cash bail. He was also sent to the Hillsborough County jail pending his arraignment on Monday.
Multiple sources have confirmed that James Cheney is the son of Catherine Cheney, city councilor serving her fourth term and former Strafford County Commissioner. A 2011 Foster's report also includes a photograph of James Cheney being honored as an Eagle Scout at age 19.
The Cheney family declined to comment on the arrest when reached by phone Sunday. A man who answered a call shortly after 1 p.m. replied only: "I'm sorry, but we're not answering or saying anything."

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I'm confused, is the new 800 foot tall tower being put up in place of the new library scheme that was posted earlier on this thread? Or are the projects totally separate?
The 5 story library is on West Broadway and Leonard Street. The law school sold the site where the 800' tower will rise (Church and Leonard) to help pay for the project.
Alexico always uses Kondylis. Their two current buildings u/c are the Remy and the one at 67th/1st....above average Kondylis buildings. If it indeed rises over 800 feet tall, it's going to have a heck of a prominence anywhere south of Madison Square. It has to be great building. I doubt it'll be another 10 Barclay....that's just another of Glenwood's horrible cheap buildings.
Hopefully such a prominent project might force Costas to really step up to the plate.
The permit shows only 140 units in a nearly half-million square foot building.
This leads me to think that there will a sizable commercial component to this building. Am I right?
DOB Links for projects in the immediate area:
Tower at 56 Leonard: Kondylis / 58 Stories / 796' / 140 Units
New NYLS Building at 40-52 Leonard (aka 181-185 W. Bway / 43-45 Worth)
New Building on Buster's Garage Site at 34 Leonard (aka 176-186 W. Bway) BEYER BLINDER BELLE / 10 Stories / 122' / 16 units
New York Law to Expand by Staying Put
Public space is a prized feature
of the New York Law School.
By SANA SIWOLOP
Published: June 20, 2007
Expansions are rarely easy in space-challenged Manhattan, and sometimes its just easier to chuck an address and move elsewhere. But as officials at New York Law School in TriBeCa are demonstrating, it can pay to stay in place, if a real estate owner is able to think creatively to extract as much value as possible from a property and to make a move at exactly the right moment.
Founded in 1891, New York Law is an independent law school that is primarily within a block bordered by Worth, Leonard and Church Streets and West Broadway. With the sale last year of its library building at 240 Church Street to a developer, the school is now housed mostly in three crowded, haphazardly connected buildings on Worth Street.
Those buildings, however, will ultimately be gutted and renovated and tied in more closely with a new building. The $190 million expansion and renovation plan is aimed at keeping the school open and operating at its present site, while almost doubling its size, to 361,000 square feet from 191,000.
The centerpiece of the expansion will be a new 235,000-square-foot nine-level glass-sheathed building whose foundation is being laid at a site that formerly held the schools parking lot and a 10,000-square-foot residential building at 54 Leonard.
Once the new building is finished, the school, which has about 1,500 students, will begin overhauling its buildings on Worth. Those buildings are now so cramped that a conference room also serves as a dining room, faculty offices are scattered, and the bookstore is housed in closetlike basement space at 47 Worth Street, said Richard A. Matasar, the dean and president.
Mr. Matasar said his school desperately needed more space, not just for classrooms but also for additional administrative offices, an auditorium and small teaching spaces. It also needs space, he said, so that it can better group its seven academic centers, which focus on areas like business law and policy. Right now, there is no logic to where you are here, he said. We want people to be able to work together.
At New York Law, expansion plans did not fall into place readily. After first looking into a large expansion in the mid-1970s but never finding a way to pay for it the school began pursuing an expansion again in 2003.
It soon discovered that while the real estate market had softened, development costs were rising quickly. The first fear was that the only way it could afford to grow would be to first sell its four buildings and use the money to move to less expensive quarters farther downtown.
In the end, however, school officials decided to stay in TriBeCa, partly because the prospect of looking for temporary space elsewhere was too daunting and also because the school already had an enviable location near many government agencies, courts and law firms.
Working closely with brokers at Studley, the real estate service company, as well as architects at SmithGroup, the officials came up with an alternate plan. It called for first improving the appeal of the schools four-story library site at 240 Church Street so that it might attract a residential developer, and then erecting a new building on the site of the old parking lot and the building next door.
Still, hurdles were everywhere. To increase chances that a new owner would be able to build a tall residential tower on the library site, the school transferred air rights from the parking lot to that building and then found a temporary home for its library: leased space in a building at 40 Worth Street.
It also acquired the building at 54 Leonard, which looked as if it might get in the way of construction and which also offered transferable air rights.
The schools parking lot, meanwhile, was zoned for development that was five stories or less, not enough for everything that was planned. One answer would be to build below grade, but that would be a challenge because the areas water table is exceptionally high and the site sits between noisy subway lines.
By the summer of 2006, prospects were looking up, however. TriBeCas residential real estate market had rebounded, and the school found buyers for its library building: the Alexico Group, a New York-based developer and Dune Capital, an equity partner.
It then used the proceeds, $136 million, to nearly quadruple its endowment, and that in turn helped it to get $135 million in tax-exempt bonds from the New York City Industrial Development Agency to finance construction of the new building. It is scheduled to open in the fall of 2008.
We had a lot of transactions that had to come together simultaneously in a relatively small window of opportunity, and we still had to keep the school open, said Howard Nottingham, a broker at Studley. In April, Mr. Nottingham, as well as Woody Heller, another Studley broker, received one of the most ingenious deal of the year awards that are handed out annually by the Real Estate Board of New York.
Mark Maves, an architect at the Washington office for SmithGroup, a planning and engineering firm that designed the schools expansion, said a turning point for the project came some three years ago. His firm, with the help of Thornton Tomasetti, a New York-based structural engineering firm, realized it could build a large enough structure for the law school by building four stories underground, using a construction technique called a slurry wall.
This is now one of the deepest slurry wall basements in Lower Manhattan, he said.
He added that to cut down on noise from the subway lines, his firm had designed the new building so that classrooms will be both architecturally cushioned from public areas like elevators and hallways, and also have separate columns and beams.
One defining design feature of the new building will be its public space: on the top four floors, student lounge areas and hallways will sit directly behind 200-foot-long glass corridors that run along the exterior walls of the building, allowing passers-by to see inside.
Mr. Matasar, the schools dean, clearly hopes the design will improve his schools visibility. Introverted buildings are traditional in education, but an extroverted building will let the world know what we do here, he said. We want people to know that were alive inside.
Copyright 2007 The New York Times Company
The buildings on the north side of the block bounded by Worth / Church / Leonard / West Broadway where
these new buildings will rise have been almost fully cleared; foundation work is underway on the former parking lot ...
The entire site seen from Leonard / West Broadway (with 66 Leonard at upper left and the NYLS buildings along Worth at the right):
The site looking west (from the Church Street doorway of 66 Leonard):
Looking west across the site towards yet another development site across W. B'way at 34 Leonard
(the former site of Buster's Garage, below the sign reading "LOUIS PROVENZANO"):
The 240 Church Street site looking SE:
And looking south to 40 Worth Street:
Just viewed your photographs Lofter, and I wondered when they were taken.
I was admiring the roof gardens and took these at 16.10 on June 20th. Did our paths cross?
I agree the glass has no sheen in the rendering. It looks almost opaque.
Well it's too late and there is nothing they can do about it. This will be taller than Woolworth and probably Chase Manhattan Bank.


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Reed noticed that, while his fellow photographers often spoke of that urge to give back, they lacked a platform to do so in an organized and sustained fashion. In 2008, he and some art- and business-minded friends founded Nuru Project—"Nuru" meaning "light" in Swahili—to fill that void. The business now has relationships with well-known photojournalists, including TIME contract photographer Yuri Kozyrev, and the group is looking to grow with an upcoming Kickstarter drive aimed at funding a marketing campaign. Reed says that response to the project has been positive, but he's aware of the deeper questions of journalistic integrity that are raised by his brainchild.
"Most photojournalists get into journalism because they think there are stories that are important to tell and they want to make a difference," Reed says. Nuru helps them do so, but it also re-introduces the frequently discussed matter of whether the journalist's job is to make that difference or to record things as they are.
Nuru Project has so far raised $150,000 for its nonprofit partners, often organizations that work directly with the communities that appear in the photographs it sells. Originally conceived as a group that would organize exhibitions, Nuru transitioned to an e-commerce model in October 2011. Reed now manages the business full-time, seeing it as an extension of the social entrepreneurship he used to practice as a photographer, he says. Nuru sells prints in low-cost, numbered but unlimited editions; half the money goes to an affiliated nonprofit organization that can be selected by the buyer at checkout and the other half is divided evenly between the photographer and Nuru Project.
"I really like creating something that is dedicated to putting photojournalism to some sort of social purpose beyond telling the news, and I think that's a controversial idea within photojournalism," Reed says. "On our Facebook page, when we post relevant stories, we'll get comments that say this is not what journalism is supposed to be about—and then we usually get a lot more comments that are very sympathetic to what we're doing."
Nuru Project is not the first group to link photojournalism and social advocacy. Cornell Capa, founding director of the International Center of Photography, introduced the idea of the "concerned photographer" in the mid-20th century and maintained that cameras could catalyze necessary change rather than just preserving an image of the situation that needed it. More recently, VII Photo has sold prints to benefit Doctors Without Borders. And Reed says that he's noticed a general trend toward socially aware photography.
"There's this idea that photojournalists should be objective and not have opinions," he says. "I think the reality is that's nonsense and we're all very subjective beings and that photojournalists bring that to their work."
But several of the points made by the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) code of ethics seem to imply that such subjectivity ought to stay out of that work. The code asks that photographers, while maintaining respect for their subjects, "avoid political, civic and business involvements or other employment that compromise or give the appearance of compromising one's own journalistic independence."
John Long, who is the Ethics Chair of the NPPA, says that this directive does not mean photographers must not be involved in social action—merely that they must be very careful. He recounts a story from his own career at the Hartford Courant, when an editor asked him to resign from the board of a homeless shelter or refrain from shooting stories about homelessness: in that case, the simultaneous action in both spheres would have been a conflict of interest. "You can have beliefs and you can have a great dedication to your organization that you're trying to promote on that score," Long says, "but when it comes time to deal with your journalism you have to remember that the master you're serving at this point is not the organization but accuracy."
The philosophy of the concerned photographer is very consistent with NPPA ethics, he adds: as long as the photography happens from a journalistic standpoint, and then the social action happens separately, then the photojournalist is doing his job. And the impulse that drove Reed to found Nuru is, Long says, one that is necessary for good photography to be possible.
"You can't bring your advocacy to your work but you can bring your humanity," says Long. "If you don't bring a passion for people and a concern for the welfare of people and society, if you don't bring a love of mankind to your work, your work is going to be very hollow to begin with."
Nuru makes a convenient middle-man, allowing photojournalists to participate in social advocacy without actively giving to the causes involved, especially as the photographs currently for sale were not taken with Nuru in mind. But if Nuru evolves from one-off deals with photographers to extended relationships—as J.B. Reed hopes it will—the organization will butt up against the question of whether journalistic objectivity is in fact possible or desirable in the first place.
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That's what puts bread and butter on the table!" chirped golfing great
Gary Player
as he putted a ball effortlessly on the green.
The man who has trademarked himself as the "World's Most Traveled Athlete" says he has racked up more than 15 million air miles traveling the world in a stellar career that saw him win 165 tournaments and nine major championships over five decades.
But a lot has changed since his early days on the pro golf circuit.
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"When I first traveled 60 years ago there were no jets. We traveled from South Africa to America for example, it took us over 40 hours -- four stops," said Player at a golf course in Kent, an hour outside of London.
"We used to stop at a place called Cocos Island and I remember the captain saying 'Folks we're going to be here for two hours -- lie on the beach, you can have some coconut juice, there's some sun screen, have a drink and when you hear TO WOOOO, come and get back on the plane.'
CNN's Ayesha Durgahee speaks with golf legend Gary Player, who calls himself the world's most travelled athlete.
"It really is amazing how things have changed. Now, even though you fly non-stop all over the world, planes are never on time and there's a delay to get off the plane. I think airports should make it easier for people coming through -- I know they do try but that's not good enough."
Having only landed from South Africa a few hours before the interview, Player was on good form with his trademark enthusiasm and humor.
"When you talk about exercise and eating correctly it's easier to get a camel through the eye of a needle," he said.
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, crossing continents and oceans, fighting through jetlag to compete and perform at the highest level. Jet lag is the bane of long-haul travelers, especially red-eye flights, and everyone tries to cope in different ways, with the rule of thumb being "one day to recover for one hour time difference."
See also: Paralympic stars on fast track to London
Player is very specific when giving his advice on how to stay healthy on the road, especially before your journey begins.
"You've got to be very fit," he said. "Before I left last night I had a strenuous workout which helped me to sleep on the plane.
"I didn't have any dinner of any sorts. All I had were a few grapes and a banana. And this morning I didn't have any breakfast. You must make sure you drink a lot of water; when you arrive at your destination try and have a hot and cold shower to get the blood circulating, sleep for an hour, not too long and just get and go about your day normally."
See also: On the road with sports stars
Player said his favorite golfing victory was the 1965 Australian open -- not because of the tournament itself but what he put his body through beforehand.
The day before the tournament began, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Player had to fly from Paris to Melbourne, Australia -- via New York, Los Angeles, Hawaii, Fiji and Sydney, he said.
"Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus said no, they weren't prepared to play -- but I did," Player recalled. "I got there three hours before. I'd never seen Melbourne in my life, they gave me a brand new set of golf clubs and I won the Australian open by seven shots. I just putted and held every single putt."
This year, at the age of 76, Player became the 10th recipient of the PGA Tour's Lifetime Achievement Award. He is still as active as ever, traveling the world designing golf courses and breeding horses on his stud farm in South Africa. With such a busy schedule, exercise is still a major part of his daily routine.
"I exercise my entire body. I work out, I punch the bags in gyms sometimes, but I ride horses, I work on my farm.
"I do a thousand sit-ups -- some on a ball, some on a bench, some on the floor, some on these crunch machines, I do a whole variety because you don't want your body to know what you're going to give it that day."
Player then makes a fist with his right hand and thumps his torso three times. "You got to keep this -- see? That's got to be HARD! Because your core holds your body together."
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We can all assume Joe Francis, founder of the Girls Gone Wild videos love publicity but things don't seem to be travelling with him too well so far this year. Having just recently lost his 7.5$ million defamation suit and being embroiled in a scandal invloved with Senator
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In a decision by the National Arbitration Forum Girls Gone Wild have lost a case against the holder of the domain girlsgonewild.name The arbitrator The Honourable Neil Anthony Brown Qc in decision FA1203001435699 dated 24th April 2012 states the complainant Path Media Holdings LLC failed in its case that the domain girlsgonewild.name was registered in bad faith.
One of the factors against proving the use of "Bad faith" was that it was found by the panel that the registrant Jim Durflo could not have registered the domain in bad faith as the name was registered prior to the register of the trade mark 'Girls Gone Wild'.
This is clearly good news for domain and website owners who have felt helpless in the past in disputes by big companies who would often make frivolous claims to acquire related domain maes knowing that the respondents normally cannot afford to the costs needed to fight such disputes.In what must have been a further blow to the Complainant is that this challenge was uncontested by the respondent.
It is clear that to establish bad faith for the purposes of the Policy, Complainant must show that the disputed domain name was registered in bad faith and has been used in bad faith. It is also clear that the criteria set out in Policy ¶ 4(b) for establishing bad faith are not exclusive, but that Complainants in UDRP proceedings may also rely on conduct that is bad faith within the generally accepted meaning of that expression.
Having regard to those principles, the Panel finds that Complainant has not established that the disputed domain name was registered and used in bad faith. That is so for the following reasons.
First, Complainant has not made out any of the criteria set out in Policy ¶ 4(b) and has not argued or shown that there are other matters that can be described as bad faith within the generally accepted meaning of that expression. Indeed, Complainant has not attempted to do so. Complainant's entire case on the issue of bad faith is as follows: "By using the domain name, Respondent has intentionally attempted to attract, for commercial gain, Internet users to Respondent's website by creating a likelihood of confusion with the Complainant's mark as to the source, sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement of Respondent's website."
No evidence has been submitted to show that this has happened or how it happened. As panels have said on many occasions, mere assertions are not enough to prove a case and any submissions must be supported by evidence. It is certainly not enough merely to paraphrase provisions of the Policy. If a panel were to accept a case without proper submissions and evidence it would make the Policy a very inadequate and unsatisfactory procedure and it would be unfair to the vast majority of parties who present complete cases with evidence and reasoned arguments and who go to a lot of trouble and expense to do so.
Secondly, to allow a case to succeed without proof would be contrary to the plain words of the Policy, which provide that "…the Complainant must prove that each of these three elements are present." The Panel finds that Complainant has failed to meet the burden of proof of bad faith registration and use under Policy ¶ 4(a) (iii) as it has not proved that the element now under consideration is present. See Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. v. Samjo CellTech.Ltd, FA 406512 (Nat. Arb. Forum Mar. 9, 2005) (finding that the complainant failed to establish that the respondent registered and used the disputed domain name in bad faith because mere assertions of bad faith are insufficient for a complainant to establish Policy ¶ 4(a)(iii); see also Graman USA Inc. v. Shenzhen Graman Indus. Co., FA 133676 (Nat. Arb. Forum Jan. 16, 2003) (finding that general allegations of bad faith without supporting facts or specific examples do not supply a sufficient basis upon which the panel may conclude that the respondent acted in bad faith).
Thirdly and in particular, Complainant asserts that Respondent intentionally attempts to attract, for commercial gain, Internet users to Respondent's website by creating a likelihood of confusion with Complainant's affiliation with the disputed domain name. But Complainant has not provided any evidence or arguments that support those allegations and it is impossible for the Panel to conclude whether they are true or not. Therefore, the Panel finds that Complainant failed to prove that Respondent registered and uses the girlsgonewild.name domain name under Policy ¶ 4(b) (iv).
Fourthly, the Panel notes that Complainant's rights in the GIRLS GONE WILD mark, according to the USPTO trademark registration, date back to June 18, 2007. The Panel notes that Respondent registered the girlsgonewild.name domain name on February 3, 2006. Thus, the Panel therefore concludes that Respondent's registration of the disputed domain name predates Complainant's rights in the GIRLS GONE WILD mark. Consequently, the Panel holds, in keeping with established UDRP jurisprudence and practice and consistent with many UDRP decisions, that Respondent could not have registered the girlsgonewild.name domain name in bad faith under Policy ¶ 4(a) (iii). See Telecom Italia S.p.A. v. NetGears LLC, FA 944807 (Nat. Arb. Forum May 16, 2007) (determining the respondent could not have registered or used the disputed domain name in bad faith where the respondent registered the disputed domain name before the complainant began using the mark); see also Aspen Grove, Inc. v. Aspen Grove, D2001-0798 (WIPO Oct. 5, 2001) (finding that it is "impossible" for the respondent to register disputed domain name in bad faith if the complainant company did not exist at the time of registration).


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The new interpretation of a fresco known as the Triumph of Death in Pisa concerns itself with issues of Western theology such as Pope Benedict XII's bull of 1336. The pontiff stated ex cathedra that each soul will be judged immediately after death and not solely at the end of time as his predecessor, John XXII, had proposed. Thus, Benedictus Deus was an important document in the contemporary debate on eschatology. The Triumph of Death visualizes these dogmatic changes in its allegorical devices. Most importantly, the painting alludes to the increased significance of the immortal soul. The mural portrays the transi (the decaying corpse) as expendable. Formally, the body was thought essential for its resurrection, now it has become merely a symbol and a reminder of the soul's impending trial at the time of death.
'La Tempesta' remains a perennial riddle. Salvatore Settis catalogued twenty-nine past solutions, adding his own (Adam, Eve, Cain). This paper explores a biblical source in Genesis 16, Hagar's flight from Sarai. Giorgione would present a tableau of Hagar suckling Ishmael by a spring in the wilderness on the road to Shur, under the watchful protection of the messenger angel, costumed as a Renaissance soldier with lance. (Absence of angels' wings is common in Biblical texts and visual arts). The bolt of lightning becomes a sign of God's power (Revelation and Psalms) and his covenant with Hagar and her offspring.
Described by Giorgio Vasari (Vite, 1568) as a "fearsome and terrible sight", the Sala dei Giganti in the Palazzo del Tè in Mantua derives its power from its unusual pictorial structure. More than any other work of the Cinquecento, it extends the Albertian notion that painting is like a window in order to exist as a fully autonomous spatial continuum that transforms the spectator into an active participant. Not surprisingly, this potent form of illusionist held a special fascination for those who frequented the court of the Gonzaga. The Sala dei Giganti was not, however, only appreciated for its ability to conquer the two dimensionality of the picture plane, but was admired because its virtual lack of perimeters forced the viewer to transgress the boundaries between the real and the imaginary. Its unique structure enabled the beholder to enter into an acutely visceral and absorptive relationship with representational space and allowed him to experience more fully the atmosphere of hedonism for which the palace was famous. But such a reduction of the liminal field did not merely provide the visitor with a novel and pleasant diversion; it also instilled in him a sense of the uncanny by decentering his status as viewer. This notion not only finds confirmation in written accounts by such 16th century visitors to Mantua as Giorgio Vasari, Jacopo Strada, and Giovanni Battista Armenini, but is recorded in pictorial form as well. The fame of the Sala dei Giganti rests, therefore, not only upon its ability to offer the viewer a Narcissistically-based experience of delight, but also upon its capacity to revive in him the fearsome memory of his own undifferentiated beginnings, that time when the ego was one with its surroundings.
Paola Gonzaga's Camerino in the Rocca Sanvitale at Fontanellato has long been the subject of debate and of speculation in terms of its unusual location, its patron and the meaning of its fresco decoration. It is my contention that this commission was a cooperative arrangement between husband and wife, and that, while Giangaleazzo Sanvitale may have provided the majority of the financial support for the project, it was Paola who determined the theme and the iconography of the Camerino decoration - a room for and about herself. Stimulated by the loss of an infant son, she created a personal statement by which she speaks to her peers about her own tragedy and about her ideas concerning the religious and the moral issues of the day.
Thecorpus of easel paintings by Gian Paolo Panini (1691—1765) prior to 1719 presented in F. Arisi's catalogue raisonné of Panini's work (1986) is to a great extent dependent on the hypothesis that the Preaching of an Apostle in Esztergom (Hungary) is an early work by Panini. This article argues that this painting is a copy of an untraced work by Giovanni Ghisolfi; that a great many other putative early Paninis are in fact by Ghisolfi, Alberto Carlieri, and others; and that Panini in his early years was not the pasticheur of Ghisolfi and others painters that he has been painted.


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Transformers: Fall of Cybertron has new screenshots available which show off the Dinobot Destructor Pack DLC which lands next week. The content adds Dionbots to the game's competitive multiplayer mode and allows players to channel their inner Grimlock, Slug, Snarl, and Swoop. The dinobots are a tyrannosaurus-rex, triceratops, stegosaurus, and pteranodon, respectively, and you can […]
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David Pilling's new book has been described as "the first major book on Japan for many years" and "the first groundbreaking rendition to come out of Japan's Lost Decades."
Pilling, Asia Editor of the Financial Times and former Tokyo bureau chief, will discuss what prompted him to write the book and what he was trying to accomplish in producing an account of contemporary Japan. This book argues that the "lost" decades were not quite as lost as is commonly thought and that Japan is a more adaptive, less change-averse society than usually described.
The book allows many individual Japanese from school teachers to prime ministers and from businessmen to artists to express their views, partly in an attempt to challenge the argument that Japan is a uniquely consensual society. As well as introducing the book's contemporary reporting, Pilling will also discuss the historical origins of Japan's break with China in the nineteenth century, the cause of its slide into imperialism and its continuing fraught relations with north-east Asian neighbours.
David Mitchell, author of "Cloud Atlas," says of the book: "Pilling combines a historian's breadth of vision, an anthropologist's clearheadedness, an investigator's knack of knowing what questions to ask, an economist's grasp of the circuitry of money and a top-notch journalist's curiosity about the human effects of political causes."
He is now the Asia Editor overseeing coverage of the region including China, India and Japan. He writes an award-winning weekly column on Asian affairs and frequently interviews leading regional figures from the worlds of politics, business and the arts. He has worked for the FT for more than 20 years, 12 of them in Asia. "Bending Adversity," published by Penguin Press in March 2014, is his first book.
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Supervolcano eruptions occur spontaneously, triggered by magma pressure alone and not other external factors like earthquakes, as previously thought.
Using synchrotron X-rays scientists at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility recreated the conditions inside a supervolcano, capable of eruptions a thousand times larger than regular volcanic explosions, to show that the large volume of magma was enough to trigger these large eruptions.
"Now we know you don't need any extra factor -- a supervolcano can erupt due to its enormous size alone," said lead author Wim Malfait, of ETH Zurich. "Once you get enough melt, you can start an eruption just like that."
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One of the best-documented supervolcano explosions was in Wyoming 600,000 years ago, which created a huge crater at the center of what is today called the Yellowstone National Park. The eruption spewedmore than 1000 cubic kilometers of ash and lava into the atmosphere, 100 times more than Mt. Pinatubo in the Philippines did in 1991.
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WSJ Europe editorial page editor Brian Carney on French President Francois Hollande's threat to nationalize steel-maker ArcelorMittal's Florange plant. Photo: Associated Press
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Slipping into the aftermath of the recent Iranian hostage crisis, the officials and citizenry of Britain, the soldiers who were held against their will and their families who likely slept little during the nearly 15 day ordeal, are understandably all breathing a collective sigh of relief as the former captives arrive home for tearful reunions and military debriefs (as well as the unsurprising truth that is currently coming to light.) While Prime Minister Tony Blair claims no deals were proffered in order to secure release for the British soldiers, and I tend to accept that as highly probable, we likely won't know what exactly transpired behind the Persian curtain to enable this thankfully positive outcome. All we have is Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's "Easter gift" explanation.
It's darned nice of Ahmadinejad to offer Britain (and from his point of view, the Western world especially the United States) this "Easter gift" despite the explicit fact that he is the relative leader of an Islamic republic that rejects outright any notion of The New Testament, Jesus Christ, and the resurrection, let alone cute bunnies and colored eggs. By saying this, he only continues his mocking rhetoric, thumbing his nose not only at the west, but at Christianity as well. Ahmadinejad is not some student neo-hippy who took his first philosophy course and suddenly he converted to atheism because it's the hip thing to do. This is the president of a country whose ruling hierarchy, most notably embodied in the elderly form of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is purely evil and presents the greatest danger to any stability in the Middle East and the world in general due to their extremist Islamic beliefs. Happy Easter indeed.
Despite Mahmoud's generous and gracious holiday surprise (what a top notch humanitarian), there lingers the question as to why Iran felt the need to abduct the British soldiers in the first place and at that particular time. Was it a direct response to the detention of Iranians in Iraq by U.S. forces back in mid January? While a convenient excuse, that is probably not the case. Assuming the 15 British troops were indeed in Iraqi waters as is most likely the case, on the surface the abduction at best is a testing of the waters so to speak. At worst, it would appear to have been an act of war.
For the most part, the Iranian people are, to say the least, rather disdainful of their current governmental superiors and the path by which they have been led (no need to go into the epidemic of torture and filet-o-tongue style enforcement methods.) The administration of Iran, under the leadership of Ahmadinejad, Khamenei, et. al. have accomplished nothing for their country but increased international censure, diplomatic condemnation, United Nations economic sanctions, and all around general isolation from the world community at large all because they simply want to turn a little weapons grade uranium into a nuclear missile in order to nuke Israel. Sounds like a party to me.
So were the international pressures and economic sanctions actually doing any good? Most likely, as evidenced in the capture and two week internment of the British soldiers. Yet how are sanctions in anyway related to taking hostages? In my estimation, and in this case, they were closely related.
Early last Summer Iran, through its puppet organization Hezbollah, orchestrated and perpetrated a very similar stunt by kidnapping a few IDF soldiers, placing newly instituted Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert into the awkward position of fight or flight. Perceptibly, Ahmadinejad with the backing of the clerics, were testing the resolve of Olmert. Unfortunately, the ultimate failure in that 2006 Israeli-Lebanese conflict (also known as The July War) of Olmert not only strengthened the resolve of Hezbollah specifically and Islamic fundamentalists throughout the Middle East generally, but the failure of the Iranian pop-quiz demonstrated Israel's faltering infallibility in the face of European and eventually American pressure to stand down–captured Israeli soldiers were not worth the added tumult a prolonged conflict would generate throughout the region. An "F" for Israel and a "D-" for Europe and the United States.
Nearly a year later, Iran once again evaluates the resolve of the West, this time kidnapping and holding hostage the 15 British military personnel. Whereas the first test was squarely directed at Olmert and Israel within the Middle East, this exam would scrutinize the will of Tony Blair and the people of England, our closest and most important ally. For thirteen days Blair did little to encourage his people that matters concerning the return of their hostages from Iran were being efficiently, effectively, and quickly dealt with, at least outwardly. Instead, what the world witnessed was a man flummoxed by the ongoing situation who, through his inability to act in any relevant and purposeful manner, managed to appear wholly capitulating to those who held illegally captive citizens of England. At the very least, Blair proved his worth as an eloquent press secretary by frequently appearing before news cameras, emitting streams of self-demoralizing sententious pronouncements that seemed to do nothing but embolden the Iranian captors on a daily basis. Is it any wonder then Blair appeared more than little confounded when the announcement came down of the soldiers' release? An "F" for Britain and a "D-" for the West.
What do to these two kidnapping events teach Iran? At this point, it proves to Ahmadinejad that two of their biggest worries, Israel and England (Europe was lost years ago) have little to no will for a fight. While I do not necessarily condone war as was the case with Israel and Lebanon last Summer, neither do I completely rule out military action if diplomacy is obviously going the way of the Dodo.
At this point, Iran is basking in the warm glow of their prodigious accomplishments, at least from their perspective. Despite the fact that sanctions may in fact be working, as is evidently the case partly resulting from their desperate and despicable actions two weeks ago and the aforementioned prequel last Summer in Lebanon, Iran has been given a nuclear reprieve–more time to enrich additional uranium and further destabilize an already chaotic expanse in desperate need of sensible guidance all around.
Unfortunately the Middle East does not get sensible guidance. Instead, it gets Nancy Pelosi. Whether one believes she had the right to travel to such a volatile region in order to conduct international diplomacy with various heads of state including the above mentioned Ehud Olmert and current Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad (whose father, Hafez al-Assad grew to infamy for butchering upwards of 30,000 of his own people in the city of Hama back in 1982), there is no doubt that her presence did nothing but complicate the hostage situation in Iran, perhaps even legitimizing the acts committed by Ahmadinejad and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard because of her flagrant disregard of President Bush's express wishes to stay away from the area entirely.
Whether she broke the law by making the trip in opposition to Bush is immaterial to this discussion. What she did accomplish was the creation of a wake of confusion with every step she took throughout the Middle East. How does one so dense manage to become one of the central leaders of the most powerful nation on the planet? Considering George W. Bush has managed two terms in office, it's not difficult to understand the how and the why.
Make no mistake. Nancy Pelosi knows next to nothing concerning foreign policy, particularly in the turbulent Middle East. This is most clearly evidenced in her appointment of Representative Silvestre Reyes, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee. To see what I mean, go here. If she knew anything about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or Hamas or Hezbollah or the Muslim Brotherhood or Islamic Jihad, she would never have so egregiously misinterpreted and twisted a conversation she participated in with Ehud Olmert to mean that Israel was currently prepared to resume peace talks with Syria when in fact that was not and is not the case. Still, that's what she told Assad (Olmert strongly censured and distanced himself from Pelosi's comment to Assad, correcting Pelosi on her ridiculous faux paux), the leader of Syria, a country who's administration is one of the central providers of weapons to Hezbollah, who supports training for Hamas and Islamic Jihad, and who as an agent of Iran wishes and works towards the unilateral annihilation of Israel. By proxy, this is what Nancy Pelosi is working towards. By proxy, Iran and Syria are who Nancy Pelosi is working with. Shameful doesn't even begin to cover it.
So why the irresponsible and simple-minded Pelosi makes nice with those who not only seek the destruction of Israel, but of the west and the United States as well, we can be sure that her actions and tactless comments with state supporters of terrorism will certainly embolden and legitimize the concepts of the Islamic state and sharia law, and all of the repressions and curtailed freedoms that come with them. What a nice "Easter gift."
Nancy Pelosi colludes with a terrorist tyrant
Posted: April 5, 2007
9:09 p.m. Eastern
Speaker Nancy Pelosi in Syria
It is frankly astounding to me that people aren't making a bigger deal of the colossal impropriety of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's unauthorized trip to Syria. Where is the outrage?
I realize Democratic leaders and those they answer to have unmitigated contempt for President Bush. I realize they believe the public rewarded their hatred and their anti-war posturing in the November congressional elections.
But according to the latest news reports, President Bush is still in office. This means he is still commander in chief and primarily in charge of U.S. foreign policy.
Democrats have long been opposed to the administration's stern policy toward terrorist-sponsoring states like Iran and Syria. They apparently believe their evil tyrants mean well, and if we will just open a dialogue with them, we can build a lasting peace. After all, the vaunted Iraq Surrender Group recommended that very thing.
Terrorists endorse Pelosi's 'good policy of dialogue'
Militants call House speaker's visit 'brave' and hope for talks with Iran
Posted: April 4, 2007
2:14 p.m. Eastern
By Aaron Klein
© 2007 WorldNetDaily.com
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
JERUSALEM – House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit today to Syria – in which she called for dialogue with Damascus – was "brave" and "very appreciated" and could bring about "important changes" to America's foreign policy, including talks with "Middle East resistance groups," according to members of terror organizations here whose top leaders live in Syria.
One terror leader, Khaled Al-Batch, a militant and spokesman for Islamic Jihad, expressed hope Pelosi would continue winning elections, explaining the House speaker's Damascus visit demonstrated she understands the Middle East.
Pelosi's visit was opposed by President Bush, who called Syria a "state sponsor of terror."
PMO denies peace message to Assad
The Prime Minister's Office issued a rare "clarification" Wednesday that, in gentle diplomatic terms, contradicted US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's statement in Damascus that she had brought a message from Israel about a willingness to engage in peace talks.
According to the statement, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert emphasized in his meeting with Pelosi on Sunday that "although Israel is interested in peace with Syria, that country continues to be part of the Axis of Evil and a force that encourages terror in the entire Middle East."
Olmert, the statement clarified, told Pelosi that Syria's sincerity about a genuine peace with Israel would be judged by its willingness to "cease its support of terror, cease its sponsoring of the Hamas and Islamic Jihad organizations, refrain from providing weapons to Hizbullah and bringing about the destabilizing of Lebanon, cease its support of terror in Iraq, and relinquish the strategic ties it is building with the extremist regime in Iran."
The statement said Olmert had not communicated to Pelosi any change in Israeli policy on Damascus.
Pelosi, who met in Damascus with Syrian President Bashar Assad over the objections of US President George W. Bush, said she brought a message to Assad from Olmert saying that Israel was ready for peace talks.
The man within the red circle is believed to be Mahmoud Ahmedinejad during the Iran Hostage Crisis that began November 4, 1979.


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"The Hangover" broke records for a rated R comedy when it was released last year and the boys are just about to reunite for round 2.
"We'll probably start [filming] later on in the year," Justin Bartha, who played missing pal Doug Billings in the Las Vegas guy's adventure film, told AccessHollywood.com's Laura Saltman on the Golden Globes red carpet.
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If you live in Colorado or California and enjoy the beers of Brooklyn Brewery, you are out of luck. Despite its size as the 13th largest craft brewer in the country, Brooklyn Brewery does not distribute west of Minnesota.
However, if you live in Stockholm, Sweden, it's a different story. Brooklyn Brewery products are easy to find.
"Sales have really started to spike in Sweden," says Ben Hudson, marketing director for Brooklyn Brewery. "Now we're seeing a point where our beer is close to really becoming mainstream [there]."
So close to mainstream that Sweden is now the second largest market for Brooklyn Brewery outside of New York. Yes, you read that right.
"I usually have to explain it twice," says Hudson. "Most people think I mean the number two market outside the U.S., and I have to say, no, no, it's No. 2 after New York City."
This weekend to celebrate its Brooklyn-Sweden connection, Brooklyn Brewery is co-hosting an "all-Brooklyn" music festival, aptly titled "Brooklyn, Sweden."
The event features 16 indie rock, pop, punk or electronic music bands that have some sort of connection to Brooklyn. The event is being split over two days in two cities, Malmo and Stockholm.
"We have a great fan base there and we felt like it was time we give back and throw a big party for our customers," says Hudson.
Fifteen percent of Brooklyn Brewery beer is exported overseas, the largest percentage among craft brewers, according to Hudson. In fact, of Brooklyn Brewery's top three market, two are overseas. The United Kingdom ranks third, ahead of New Jersey and Massachusetts, which rank fourth and fifth. (For more:The Brewery That Brought Beer Back to Brooklyn)
Exporting overseas is easier for Brooklyn Brewery than most other craft brewers because of its easy access to a shipping port.
"It's cheaper to ship kegs and bottles over the water in boats and bulk tankers than it is to ship bottles on the roads across the United States," Hudson continued.
In addition to logistics, Brooklyn Brewery has another built in geographic advantage.
"Most people from overseas that visit the U.S. tend to visit New York as part of their trip. They discover our brand and it makes it that much easier to go to market when we go overseas," Hudson noted.
Next up for overseas expansion is France.
"We see [overseas markets] as normal territory at this point. A slightly more complicated, slightly different relationship, but it's really just become part of our routine business," says Hudson. "We take it as seriously as we do the United States."
Brooklyn's expanding presence overseas comes at an interesting time in the craft beer landscape as brewers like Sierra Nevada, New Belgium and Oskar Blues are beefing up their presence in Brooklyn's home turf, by expanding with East Coast brewing facilities. (Read more:Sierra Nevada Founder Talks Craft Beer: Past, Present Future and NorthCarolina Crafts a New Beer City, USA)
So will Brooklyn be going in the reverse direction?
"We definitely have westward ambitions," says Hudson. "But we're not in any rush at this point."
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