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'Cinderella': Man, 26, Dresses Up In Gown To Take Niece, 4, To See Film
Warning to all the uncles out there, the bar has officially been raised! A Detroit uncle has really won a lot of brownie points with his niece after making the young girl feel comfortable about wearing her princess gown in public. What he does will have all the ladies swooning!
Jesse Nagy, 26, has officially gone viral after a photo of him with his four-year-old niece, Izzy, hit the popular website Reddit. The reason? He just so happened to attend the movie Cinderella wearing a princess gown alongside his niece. No, it' not his usual attire, he had a very sweet reason for playing dress up.
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Kanye West: Is He Furious With Miley Cyrus For Making Fun Of North West?
Miley hasn't stopped pasting her face on North West's body. In fact, many of the 'Wrecking Ball' singer's Instagram posts make it seem like she's mocking Kanye's daughter, and HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned that he's taken notice. Find out how he feels!
It's no secret that Kanye West, 37, is very protective of the people he loves. So when Miley Cyrus, 22, started mocking his daughter, North West, 1, on Instagram, we started getting nervous for her. After all, you don't want to find yourself in the path of Hurricane Kanye. Well, the "Bound 2″ rapper is very aware of Miley's Photoshopping skills, and HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned how he feels about his daughter getting mocked on the social media app.
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'Teen Mom OG' Maci Bookout Reveals Adorable Name For Unborn Baby Girl
Everything seems to be falling into place for Maci Bookout. She admitted that she finally feels 'allowed to be excited' about her pregnancy, and what's more exciting than finding the perfect name for your soon-to-be daughter!
Maci Bookout, 23, has every right to be excited. The MTV reality star who is expecting her daughter in June, has happily revealed that her and boyfriend, Taylor McKinney have settled on a name. We have to say, it's adorable!
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North West Being Courted By Nickelodeon & Disney To Become Big TV Star
Move over aspiring child stars because North is going to be the next Miley Cyrus, according to our insiders. The famous Kardashian-West offspring is exactly what big networks are looking for in new talent and she might get her own TV show!
Picture it — the North West Show! She's about to turn two but this little girl is turning into one of Hollywood's power players already. Kim Kardashian and Kanye West think North is an international star and apparently, so do Nickelodeon and Disney, HollywoodLife.com has learned, and they want to talk to her high-profile parents about making her a "huge star" TV star.
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Jill Duggar's Baby On The Way: Reality Star Is Having Contractions
It could be any minute now! Jill Duggar is having contractions and the timing couldn't be any more perfect, because it's officially her due date. How exciting!
Jill Duggar, 23, is on high alert with her husband Derick Dillard, 26. The pair are currently watching the clock, because Jill is experiencing contractions. This doesn't come as a surprise for the couple, because today (March 24) is her due date. Talk about good timing!
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Naya Rivera Debuts Baby Bump In Tight Black Mini
Baby on board! Naya Rivera was spotted traveling through LAX in a stylish tight-fitted black mini dress. Even though she was rocking an all-black look, you can clearly see her growing baby bump. How exciting!
Naya Rivera, 28, is truly embracing her new body. The mother-to-be isn't sacrificing style, just because of her growing baby bump. The actress who only recently announced her pregnancy with husband Ryan Dorsey, 31, on Feb. 24, looks amazing, and we know where you can find her dress!
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Kim Kardashian & Kanye West Photobomb Mother & Her Baby
Whoops! Kim was out to eat with her hubby Kanye West and their daughter when another mother posed for a picture right in front of the famous family, only to capture them looking absolutely miserable. Honestly, this snap is amazing!
Usually Kim Kardashian, 34, jumps at the chance to have her picture taken, but not this time. While she was out to eat in Malibu with Kanye West, 37, and their daughter, North West, 21 months, her tiny family just so happened to accidentally photobomb a picture of heiress Alice Bamford posing with her baby. Their unsuspecting faces are epic!
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Mila Kunis Reveals She Thinks About Baby Wyatt During Sex — Watch
It's not everyday you hear Mila Kunis discuss her sex life with Ashton Kutcher. The adorable actress went on to the 'Late Late Show' and revealed just what goes through her head during sex. No, it's not Fez! Click to watch the hilarious interview.
Mila Kunis, 31, has been very tight lipped about her relationship status with Ashton Kutcher, 37, but she has no problem discussing their steamy bedroom antics. The Jupiter Ascending star went on the Late Late Show on March 23 and revealed the one thing that's on her mind during sex.
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Angelina Jolie Removes Ovaries After Cancer Scare: 'I Will Not Be Able To Have More Children'
Angelina Jolie has once again shown how brave of a woman she is. The actress, 39, just revealed in an emotional op-ed that two years after undergoing a double mastectomy, she decided to remove both her ovaries and her Fallopian tubes, after a blood test showed an early sign of cancer.
Angelina Jolie never wanted her six children with husband Brad Pitt to say they lost their mother to ovarian cancer — the way she had lost her mother, aunt and grandmother to cancer. And now, they never will have to. Read Angie's emotional new op-ed, documenting her decision to undergo two serious procedures. Click here to read more
Miley Cyrus Mocks North West Again In New Instagram Photos
Miley's at it again! The 'Wrecking Ball' singer just posted another series of pictures, in which she seems to be making fun of her favorite family — Kim Kardashian, Kayne West and little North. See the photos here!
We think Miley Cyrus, 22, might have missed her calling! We know she's an International pop star and famous actress, but after the number of Instagram photos she's posted, in which she pastes herself on pics of Kim Kardashian, 34, Kayne West, 37, and North West, we think Miley could have been an amazing photo editor! She's clearly having fun with it because she posted another set of photos, which seem to be mocking North.
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'Teen Mom OG' Recap: Amber Admits She Wishes She Was High After Prison
They're back and packing even more drama! On the season premiere of 'Teen Mom OG', Amber gets into a huge fight with her mom over her ex, Gary. While Catelynn unleashed fury on Farrah and tells her, 'You sold your vagina.'
On the March 23, season premiere of Teen Mom OG, Maci Bookout, Catelynn Lowell, Amber Portwood are letting the MTV cameras back into their lives. The episode picks up with the three girls and their children facing a whole new set of problems. Maci is still dealing with drama with her ex, Ryan, while Amber is trying to adjust to her new life after prison. We also see Catelynn find out she's going to be a mom again with Tyler Baltierra.
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Chris Brown: See First Video Of Baby Daughter Royalty — Watch
Baby Royalty loves her daddy so much! In an adorable new Instagram video, Chris Brown's daughter is seen watching his music video for 'New Flame,' and she's totally digging it. Watch it here!
Chris Brown's daughter, Royalty, is his #1 fan! In a new video posted on Instagram, the 9-month-old baby girl doesn't take her eyes off the singer as she watches his music video for "New Flame." There are honestly no words for how cute the clip is — watch it here!
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K.P. Mohanan announces 100 day's programme
The Agriculture Department will make elaborate arrangements for procurement, distribution, and marketing of agricultural produce as part of its 100 days' programme.
Announcing the programmes here on Thursday, Minister for Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Printing, and Stationery K.P. Mohan said that a major scheme would be undertaken for direct procurement of produce from farmers through the wholesale markets at Vengeri, Sultan Bathery, Marad, Muvattupuzha, and Nedumangad. A special programme, 'Onakkazhcha,' would be organised in collaboration with various agencies to ensure availability of adequate quantities of vegetables during Onam.
The Minister said organic farming would be introduced in phases in Kasaragod district, which had been hit by the aerial spraying of endosulfan. The Plantation Corporation of Kerala would go for organic cultivation of cashew on 94 hectares of land. Assistance would be provided for taking up organic farming on 750 hectares in various parts of the State through the Horticulture Mission. Precision farming, introduced at Perumatty in Palakkad district, would be extended to other districts.
Mr. Mohan said that emphasis would be given to the comprehensive development of Idukki and Kuttanad. Cultivation of medicinal plants would be taken up on 500 hectares. A sum of Rs.12 crore would be spent on promoting vegetable cultivation in the suburbs of Thiruvananthapuram.
The Soil Survey Department would distribute soil health cards to Kole farmers in Thrissur district and in Morayur and Vazhayur panchayats in Malappuram district. A website would be launched to provide scientific information to farmers on soil. Soil conservation measures estimated at Rs.17 crore would be taken up.
The Animal Husbandry Department would undertake Rs.10-crore integrated cattle development programmes, besides programmes for poultry development. Vaccination of goats against hemorrhagic septicaemia, black quarter, and plague would be started across the State by August 15.
He said that a new multi-colour offset printing machine would be installed at the Government Press within the next 100 days. The paper-testing laboratory in the Printing and Stationery Department would be modernised.
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It is very likely that this blog, as well as Facebook posts, emails and text messages of mine, will have been read by the police. In the two years I lived in protest camps social centres and political squats in London it is almost inconceivable that I did not work with, live with and befriend an undercover officer. At Occupy London (as we terrorised the nation with our public assemblies, workshops and polythene tents) it was widely understood that the place was heavily infiltrated by police, private spies and agent provocateurs. The police will have a file on me, small fry though I am, as well as most of my friends involved in non violent campaigns relating to housing, environmentalism, Occupy and squatting.
The recent book 'Undercover: The True Story of Britain's Secret Police', by Rob Evans and Paul Lewis is a chilling account of how hundreds of millions of public funds is being used to fund the routine abuse of peaceful activists, sexually and otherwise. Of the ten undercover police operatives outed so far, nine have had sex with their targets. One is known to have had a child who never got to know his real father. Eleven women are now sueing the Met for psychological trauma.
Public enquiries (that have not been made public) have been met with 'official obstruction' the book informs us. In 2012 when the spy Mark Kennedy was famously exposed. He was shown to have withheld evidence from court that would have supported the defendants (ironically subverting the course of justice). Kennedy has now moved to private sector spying. Corporate espionage is big business and private spies outnumber those of the police. Like the police's National Public Order Inteligence Unit (NPOIU) the sector is 'completely unregulated'. It is believed that hundreds of thousands of activists have had at some point a friend who is a spy. Given that activism in this country can only number in the hundreds of thousands we should all be outraged.
It is documented to be routine for the swelling undercover apparatus to monitor and subvert organisations and individuals looking into police misconduct. This includes the family of murdered black teen Steven Lawrence and the police watchdog the Newham Monitoring Project.
The stunts I have been involved in at demonstrations, the time I have spent behind megaphones and microphones and my outspoken advocacy of direct action though my work as "public figure" will be of interest to the police. I have been warned by fellow campaigners involved in legal work about the frequency with which my face has appeared in photographs at court cases relating to demonstrations.
I have never acted violently toward another person through my activism. Yet according to the police, myself and my fellow activists are "domestic extremists". As such we can be infiltrated by paid spies who file detailed reports on our lives, and thousands of others. The days when this was limited to 'violent extremists' is long gone. All you need to qualify to be profiled it seems is to speak out against corporate misdoings.
Something needs to be done. If civil society cannot organise safely and effectively then we have no civil society. If we have no civil society then we risk sliding into a corporate security state. Do we need to wait?
But there are reasons to be positive. This situation is symptomatic of state that is scared of the reaction and instability caused by a regime of bank
bailouts and public cuts, where inequality and social deprivation is reaching record highs. The UK has the second highest concentration of land ownership in the world (second only to Argentina). Current political incentives to extend the squatting ban to commercial properties is in part fuelled by an agenda of political cleansing that attacks autonomous spaces of organisation and self education. It is the same paranoia behind police press appeals for members of the public to report any known anarchists. In 2011 the Occupy Movement, which spread across the world, received huge public approval. I have personally witnessed the extent of the apparatus of police repression used to infiltrate and forcibly remove the camps, including the recent snatch squads and fences used to stop pro democracy demonstrators peaceful protests at Parliament Square. The movement against cuts and fracking is seeing massive grass roots mobilisation across the country. It is now widely understood my most people that Government rules only for the rich. In the words of
Victor Hugo, 'no army can stop an idea who's time has come'. If our public servants are treating us like this, is there any reason why we should not all take part in mass movement of non-violent civil disobedience. Now there's an idea.
From the show 'Pete the Temp vs Climate Change'
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"Did you hear the water's been cut off?"
"Newham Council say it wasn't them, but they were photographed out there with their van. They have broken the water mains"
This was the news I was met with when I arrived yesterday to visit the E15 Mums in a squatted social centre in the Carpenters Estate, Newham. Sprawling onto the streets is a hive of activities: kids painting, a free shop, free food and banners that read 'social housing not social cleansing'. People are chatting, planning meetings, attending workshops, playing guitars and discussing community issues. Why would the local council try to sabotage a property occupied by a community of vulnerable single mothers?
Last week the E15 Mums squatted some homes that had been left empty by the council for up to eight years. They live in a hostel which is being closed down to make way for one of the many luxury high rise developments springing up in the area as part of the 'Olympic Legacy' (aka giant corporate land grab). Excuse the emotive language, I'm beingunfair – there is some provision in the developments for existing residents in Newham (one of the poorest corners of Europe)… it's not "social housing", granted but it is "affordable housing" only 80% of market rate! Now you can't say fairer than that… No you cant… now move to Birmingham, or Manchester.
The hostel residents are being relocated out of London one-by-one so they don't get together and kick up a stink. Some have ended up on the streets. Many are there because they are fleeing domestic violence or are very young Mums. They don't have family networks to support them. They are each other's lifeline and their fragile community is being broken up. Or is it?
The Mums saw that their estate was being purposefully turned into a ghost town by the Council. They saw how thousands of perfectly good properties were being left empty (often with windows left open to accelerate weather damage) to justify demolition and sell off. So they went into a semi detached house and squatted it.
This is a brave move. It is a residential property, so they are now committing a criminal, rather than civil offence under new squatting legislation (one of the Tories' latest acts of compassion). The E15 Mums desperation could land them in jail.
No wonder they had their water cut off! Not only are they single mums they are also now squatters! Why should they be afforded basic human rights like a temporary shelter or access to water? I guess I should hate these people, but try as I might, I just can't.
One mother told me she had been moved into temporary private rented accommodation that costs £900 a month (for which she is being supported by Housing Benefit). She is trying to skill herself by doing an apprenticeship, but that only brings in £400 p/month.
"What can I do? If I'm on twelve month contract and I'm forced to move every twelve months that means I have to pullmy daughter out of school. Then she doesn't get a proper education, and then she can't get a job and the whole vicious cycle keeps repeating!"
Danny Dorling, in his landmark book about the Housing Crisis, 'All that is Solid' (2014) demonstrates how housing benefit is effectively the tax payer being used to subsidise the private sector by covering grossly inflated rent prices. Clever work private sector! There is no public housing left because you bought it all!
Dorling also describes squatting as 'entrepreneurial'. Is that not what these mothers are? Are they not finding their own solution to the crisis in affordable housing by taking direct action to provide for themselves and their family? So why has the Newham Mayor, Robin Wales, attacked what they're doing as "disgusting", saying it's not his fault if they can't afford to live in Newham? Would that not mean the only qualification for you being able to live in an area is a financial one?
Surely not, that would mean that the rich from around the world could just buy up thousands of properties as marketinvestments and leave them empty, making hundreds of thousands homeless. He can't mean that. He wouldn't say that working class families who's families are here, who's children are being schooled here, who's grandparents were sent to fight fascism (in disproportionate numbers from Newham) who's grandparents were brought from the West Indies to rebuild the borough after the War, have no right to be here. The Mayor cant mean that. He is a labour man after all.
I work in a primary school around the corner as a part time spoken word educator. I'm quickly learning that I'm surrounded by spoken word experts. There are speakers of over one hundred languages in Curwen Primary School. Newham is one of the world's most diverse boroughs in the world. Its cultural capital is immense. I know! Lets destroy its communities and bleach the area with more unaffordable gated communities for white, middle class, privately educated professionals! That's what has made London the cultural capital of the world. That's what we need more of!
Show your solidarity with the E15 Mums who have captured the nations imagination and shown that laws and developments to benefit private wealth become meaningless when we take direct action, working together in solidarity.
– Visit them, bring, clothes, food, bottled water
– Share their action online https://www.facebook.com/pages/Focus-E15-Mothers/602860129757343?ref=br_tf @FocusE15 #E15SocialCentre
– Complain to and disgrace the Newham Mayor @NewhamMayor @NewhamLondon and Council
– Occupy a long term empty building and use it house people provide a space to about housing.
Having been shut out of dialogue with the Mayor some mothers went to embarrass him and were met with a violent reaction from him
'Poetry's answer to Mark Thomas…expert performance skills…able to make the depressing enjoyable.'
'Timely, funny, intelligent, refreshingly angry and often moving. A professional show from a real activist, not just a show about them. Pete The Temp versus Climate Change has us leave the theatre wanting change – and feeling there is serious fun to be had by joining those making it happen.'
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'Poetry and politics have been estranged for a decade or two, but Pete Bearder has persuaded them to share a bed once again. He's a man on a mission – and with a just cause and a cannonade of verbally astute poems, how can he fail? His show 'Pete the Temp Verses Climate Change' is informative, fun and inspiring.'
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Pete the Temp is a poet, a lover and a damn fine administrator! Watch him solve the climate change using only his mouth!
In this multimedia, theatrical, stand up poetry show, Pete tells the story of some of the sticky situations he gets into on his quest to stop climate chaos. Will he succeed? A personal tale of temp jobs, bank sieges, oil orgies and arrest.
Mr The Temp has featured on BBC Newsnight, Wold Service and Radio 4. He is the former Hammer & Tongue National Poetry Slam Champion on BBC Radio 4 South of England Slam Winner.
Produced by – renaissance one www.renaissanceone.co.uk
Dramaturgical support and outside eye – Leo Kay
Extra Direction – Simon Munnery
Ye know on earth and all ye need to know'
(John Keats)
It is truly easy to find beauty in language. Advertising executives know this better than anyone. They have found out that techniques of allusion, metaphor and veiled suggestion can be used to infiltrate our desire. They have worked out how to join this with musical poetic devices like rhythm, alliteration, assonance and rhyme, to make us remember and repeat what they say. They know that poetry is great for creating associations and linking up different bits of the universe in peoples' minds. They make poetry that is 'multi modal', meshing poetic elements with other mediums collaboratively to create intense desire and emotion within very short spaces of time. Shit. Can anyone truthfully claim they have not been moved and influenced by them?
Is it Art?
Saying one thing is 'art' and another is not is always dangerous territory. One of the reasons that most people believe that poetry doesn't belong to them is because our educational and cultural institutional have traditionally told everyone that the 'British Canon' should be studied and (if creative practice ever came into it) emulated. Many of those who are held up as 'our' great poets often belong to a different era, class, race, culture and cosmology to modern Britain, with all its shades, tongues and tastes. Most of our most celebrated poets have almost unrecognisable dialects and cultural references to the students I have been teaching in East London this last year in my position as a full time, embedded, Spoken
Word Educator.
There is no qualitative difference between the slogans and cartoons that poet Vladimir Mayakovsky banged out for the Bolshevic propaganda effort and modern cereal boxes artwork.
Now in Hackney, trendy cafes can be seen adorned by 1950's Hollywood posters and 1920's grocery advertising.
Poetry for poetry's sake
Poetry for poetry's sake is a small part of our innate human capacity to use language beautifully, creatively, musically and metaphorically. Poetry (whatever that is) can be playful and throw-away, like Lewis Carol, Roald Dahl or John Hegley, epic like Dante, and esoteric like T.S Elliot. It can be yelled at an audience of thousands of festival munters, or cryptically encoded like a crossword. It can be written on a toilet door, whispered in a moment of post coital improvisation or spray painted onto a bridge. Indeed, there are so many manifestations and features to this art form that few people can agree on what it is. One thing is certain – it doesn't belong to 'poets'.
Sometimes poetry sells play play-doh, banana holders and baby wipes. Often it is crap, truly crap. But then, allot of what is written and spoken by people who identify as poets is crap. I say this as someone who spent many years writing and performing crap poetry.
Selling Out?
So why is it that artists who "sell out" receive such sustained criticism? I think it is because art cannot be separated from its who, where, when and how. The motivations, the financing and the dissemination of art is intensely political, and for good reason. Ideas are powerful, and every dictatorship and social movement has had its own aesthetic and artistic genre. Even if art does not consider itself "political", art has agency in the world and can perpetuate and validate social norms and behaviours that can have good or bad consequences. So much art (including poetry) produced in large scale commercial advertising is nefarious for the sake of profit. Much of it is a danger to public and environmental and mental health. We have marketing specialists and sloganist to thanks for the obesity epidemic, arms fairs, public complicity on illegal wars, suicides and eating disorders. Almost none of it fundamentally challenges the the dominant capitalist – materialist paradigm that we have to blame for the
ecological, economic and social collapse humanity is now facing. These moral arguments are valid and are part of the truth that give artists integrity.
Little of what is produced in commercial advertising will be remembered for capturing the human experience in a new way or articulating great moments of history, large or small. That's fine, it's not trying to. Its producing a product fit for purpose – and it does so very well. What is more, it will continue to do so as long as we keep buying it.
Firing the Canon
The challenge for us is to switch off from it and find ways to spread ideas worth sharing in creative ways. We have no choice and there is little time. Spoken word artists in this country have been particularly successful in recent years in reigniting imaginations and mobilising hearts and minds – see Kate Tempest, Danny Chivers, Holly McNish to scratch just the skin of it. Poetic communities are spaces where ideas are shared, voices cultivated and critical thinking exercised. None of it involves sitting in front of a TV. In the words of spoken word poet, and modern day orator, David Lee Morgan: 'Poetry is part of the cultural mix that keeps that the spirit of freedom and the desire to fight against injustice burning in all our hearts'. Now is the time to reclaim our language and revivify it as something insightful, questioning and positively inspiring. That would be truly beautiful.


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Robert JacobsenTweetDenmark (Copenhagen 1912 - Egtved 1993 ) - Artworks Wikipedia® - Robert Jacobsen
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Robert Jacobsen - Untitled
Auction: Christie's -Nov 4, 2014 - AmsterdamLot number: 129
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Robert Jacobsen (1912-1993) Untitled each signed with the artist's initials 'RJ' (on a side of the iron base) painted iron, in two parts - rotating sculptures 18 x 12 x 12 cm. (each, excluding the wooden base) These works are unique (2) Galerie Ostler, Munich. Acquired from the above by the present owner.
Robert Jacobsen - Composition
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Robert Jacobsen and Jens Birkemose , b. Copenhagen 1912, d. Egtved 1993 b. Copenhagen 1943 (CD) Two compositions. Signed respectively Rob Jacobsen, 249/250 and J. Birkemose, 101/250. Lithographs in colours. Visible sizes 56 cm and 62 x 96 cm. (2) Examined in frame. Discolourations. Foxing in the passepartout and missing glass on Robert Jacobsen.
Robert Jacobsen - Columbus
Original 1990
Auction: Sotheby's -Feb 13, 2014 - LondonLot number: 445
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André Simoens Gallery, Knokke Le-Zoute Acquired directly from the above by the present owner Knokke Le-Zoute, André Simoens Gallery, Robert Jacobsen, 1991 445 PROPERTY OF A PRIVATE SCANDINAVIAN COLLECTOR Robert Jacobsen 1912 - 1993 COLUMBUS signed with the artist's initials on the underside painted iron 30 by 32 by 20.5cm.; 11 7/8 by 12 5/8 by 8 1/8 in. Executed in 1990. Estimate 3,000 - 4,000 GBP Print Please notify me when the condition report is available
Robert Jacobsen - Sans Titre
Original 1950
Auction: Sotheby's -Dec 3, 2013 - ParisLot number: 170
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Acquis directement auprès de l'artiste et transmis par descendance au propriétaire actuel Copenhague, Statens Museum for Kunst, Robert Jacobsen & Paris: 1947-1959; catalogue, illustré en couleurs 170 PROVENANT D'UNE COLLECTION DANOISE Robert Jacobsen et Victor Vasarely SANS TITRE PAINTED WELDED IRON. EXECUTED IN 1950, THIS WORK IS UNIQUE. fer soudé et peint 31 x 14 x 13 cm; 13 3/16 x 5 1/2 x 5 1/8 in. Exécuté en 1950. Estimate 10,000 - 15,000 EUR Print Under close inspection, a light rub mark is visible on one of the left vertical mount. This work is in excellent condition.
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I have actually felt 2 beings (angels or spirit guides, or something similar), lately. I even got their names. Though, I really think that angels don't have any real names. It's just something to make it easier for us to identify their energy, and their name might actually vary depending on the person, and language.ReplyDelete
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@TeeWee: It's more than incompetent; there is lots of bias. And I am not starting some race/culture tirade here, I am talking about the fact that the police and courts and constantly dealing with ambiguous evidence and, quite often, unsavory defendants (this guy had been in prison just before these murders). Consequently, they (the various elements of the government's side in a criminal case) experience lots of frustration because they personally know that lots of low-lifes get away scot free. But an unfortunate side effect is that they sometimes respond by railroading people in by manipulating what they can...like pressuring witnesses that have their own neck on some line to say what will win the case as happened here.
Back in my paramedic days, I had LEO friends who told me that they carried a throw down weapon: if something crazy goes down, and you end up with an unarmed suspect shot, you thorw this thing down and swear they pointed it at you. In that case, they aren't exactly intending to do harm, just protect themselves from a real risk in a complex jobposted @ Saturday, January 24, 2015 - 11:26
The 'everybody does it' defense eh? It won't work in court, and will work against them when facing the common fate of rapists in prisonposted @ Saturday, January 24, 2015 - 09:01
@Kwijibo Junior: maybe...but the track confusion story seems plausible to me too. Back in my UGA student days, I had a near death experience from a similar bad assumption. I was leaving a job interview, walking uphill past the Physics building, glanced down Cedar St and started to cross because my mind was that the oncoming UGA E-W bus turned right onto Sanford. At the very last second, the speed of the bus and my collection that it was a different route that turned there just bareley kept me out of harm's wayposted @ Monday, January 19, 2015 - 10:47
I seem to be marching in the opposite direction from everyone else on this one. While I agree wholeheartedly that violence in response to an action deemed offensive to someone is never justified and deserves condemnation, I think there is another side lost in near unanimity. It may be legally and morally valid to exercise our freedom ('our' in this case meaning citizens of modern democracies) to deliberately offend, but that's not the same as saying it's a worthy thing to do.
I had contemplated drawing a cartoon myself, with Jesus kneeling in front of a muslim-looking man, his face buried in the crotch, and with thee words 'Je suis Charlie'. Doing so would have offended gazillions of Christians, some of whom are lately full-force in defending freedom of expression. But my point is: doing so might have been legal and one could make all the same arguments about it being moral,,,but it still would have been sort of azzholish and unlikely to achieve anything good.
I have become very sensitized to a phenomenon that, while not a moral imperative, is still invaluable to real progress: when we choose to communicate in a way that only raises a hurrah among people who already agree with us and drives away the people on the other side, we are just wasting time. On the other hand, if we can speak or write or draw in a way that gives pause to our intellectual 'opponents', can make them relax at least a little their entrenched positions THEN we have done some valuable. So, while I agree that Charlie Hebdo did nothing exactly wrong, I cannot help but observe that their practical achievement was pretty much limited to a massive sell-out of their next edition and getting themselves shot by extremists...hard to get behind that for me.posted @ Monday, January 19, 2015 - 09:11
@swimdawg68: I did no such thing. You asked why I like these increases; my answer is because I am not motivated by greed-->paying more for a result I like better is simply saying that my interest in the money (mine in this case) is lower than my interest in other, more personal values...and a reasonable definition of greed is valuing money more than other, more personal values. Didn't say anything about you.
Maybe you are reacting to my saying 'you set yourself up': all's I meant was, I didn't jump on the grandstand just for fun and claim not be be greedy; you asked a value question that gave me an opening to describe (or at least claim) my primary motivation in the topic....
As for you other comments: great, be proud. I don't think those basics are being taught (formally) much either, although as a fairly involved parent of 4 kids that went through our local school systems, I can tell you that the individuals I know/met who do those public education jobs are trying a lot harder in those regards than many people give them credit for.
More on topic though: you haven't addressed my specific questions: you think the stock market player should pay less than the worker for the same income? You think that the fact one earned dollar earned and invested means the investment profit shouldn't be taxable?....sounded to me like you believe the answers are yes and yes. If so, say so and be proud of that too. I happen to disagree, on both moral and practical basesposted @ Thursday, January 15, 2015 - 15:53
@swimdawg68: well swim: you kinda set yourself up:
[quote][b]swimdawg68[/b] - How can you like these increases as you stated if you are in the financial position you state? [/quote]
Because I am not primarily motivated by greed. I would way rather live in a community where the less fortunate (less capable, that sometimes means) don't do too badly, we can look each other in the eye and accept that one of us may be ahead by one measure, we are all in a game with reasonable rules. Having heaps of gold in my actively guarded fortress seems a lot less free to me.
And actually, I agree with you that our society is pretty whacked out, and accountability and responsibility are diminished as forces pushing people towards the good. But here's a question:
Do you (I am talking tangible/material here, not some spiritual/emotional angle) live better than your grandparents did? I have no idea, maybe your grandpa was Cornelius Vanderbilt, but for me and I think most of us in the upper half, the answer is not even close: yeah, WAY better. We fly around the world, have 60 inch TVs even when we vacation, whip out a card to pay for sterilized bandages whenever we get a booboo, filter the dust from our AC....WAY better.
So, if you live WAY better than your grandparents, then what's your beef? You think they oughta just eliminate all those people that used to chop, and sweep, and shovel, but have much of their opportunity to work eliminated by labor saving devices, so that we could have the same global economy, wear textiles grown in Egypt, sewn in Ecuador and shipped to you for a few minutes worth of YOUR work value, but DON'T have to think about whether those folks that maybe used to rake your grandparents yard are now malicious leeches screwing you out of what you could have because of a government program: I can't really see where you are getting screwed, except in how you interpret it allposted @ Thursday, January 15, 2015 - 14:22
@swimdawg68: wrong, dude. I suppose you mean to be pejorative by guessing what I make (in fact, I work for a big corporation, have investments both from special offers with my own company as well as various 401Ks, handle all my mom's issues (she's 87, solid investment platform, daily expenses from SS), and make a good chunk over 100K in salary)...but who cares? Today's economy isn't capitalism, it's hypercapitalism: labor has become completely marginalized by transportation and communications, which wrap around automation and pushed production processes from south Georgia to China to Malaysia as corporations with enough money in hand can simply throw away the facilities they used to operate and get a higher rate of return using resources somewhere in the world where people are hungrier. Most of those small businesses that used to work just fine in this town are gone, and not because of 'government regulation': it's because they couldn't compete with WalMart, Lowe's, McDonald's, and Hilton.
[quote][b]swimdawg68[/b] - Don't forget, those people paying capital gains tax are the ones that have put their money at risk.[/quote]
So, you are saying that a guy who makes an extra $10K by doing an extra pool installation over some weekends should pay twice as much in taxes on it as a guy who made $10K by picking stock A over stock B and selling at the right time? Doesn't even matter whether you subscribe to the theory that those choices prove who's smart (which doesn't really have much evidence to support it; Warren Buffet believes (as I do) that stock trading is just a poker game and real investment is buying in, long-term, to companies that are going to prove out).
[quote][b]swimdawg68[/b] - Also, this is money that has already been taxed once when it was earned income. [/quote]
Yeah, when the pool guy make the $10K and pays taxes on it, that's money that the pool owner already made and paid taxes on. What's your point?
[quote][b]swimdawg68[/b] - "Pushing money from workers to wealthy", that sound like a socialist statement. Quite frankly, I'm not surprised.[/quote]
When the middle class was stronger (and in other countries, 'where the middle class is stronger'), money flows around more freely and the economy as a whole benefits. When wealth is distributed more narrowly, it doesn't flow around as well: there's only so many weekend trips to NY, caviar fetes, and crystal chandeliers that one wealthy person can do, When the pool guy gets flush, he adds a sun room (and the sunroom guy upgrades his washing machine).
And quite frankly, I doubt you are surprised very often: when you only see what you want to see, the view must get boringposted @ Thursday, January 15, 2015 - 13:14
@swimdawg68: I like every one of those increases and think that the capital gains tax was one of the biggest shams pushing money from workers to the wealthy (a process that undeniably has significantly altered our economy and society, and not in what I see as positive ways)posted @ Thursday, January 15, 2015 - 11:34
@snarkydude: So, first off: you put on the uniform before Pitts or Benson, and I'll note that you were quicker to back up your mouth than them...
Second: I have lived in Athens since 1959, worked in EMS here for many years, and been to each of the local courts as juror, witness, and interested bystander. I can tell you that I have witnessed extraordinary acts of selflessness, active attempts to root out the bigotry that was once standard here (and in my lifetime), and also have seen racism in every part of the system, mostly in the form of a double standard. Take the torrent of Fox newsian culture's emphasis on the facts that Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin were not paragons of virtue. But neither was Paul Broun's son, or the student that we read about a few weeks ago that was screaming how he was going to murder the cops that arrested him, or the principal's son that drove away and was hidden for days by his friends and family, before finally getting sent to prison for 20 years, 10 to serve. So is there some reason in your mind why the unarmed black guys being blown away and the white guys being bailed out is just a detail of how each was acting? You were there? You talked to all the people involved? Or do you just believe that Fox News presented evidence enough to justify that there is no pattern, that the immense discrepancy in the number of people beat up, arrested, shot, and incarcerated by our common legal system is all because there's more bad black folks than white folks?posted @ Monday, January 12, 2015 - 13:52
The problems with the Tea Party, for me, are two things:
1. They have a penchant for symbolic or unrealistic actions. Take for example the US military, obviously incredibly far from what the founding fathers intended (they also ignore obvious truths that they don't spittle about, lake that one). I think it's insane, is doing more to threaten our freedoms than protect them, and uses PR to obfuscate that NOBODY has or uses weapons of mass destruction than we do....but when you have a tiger by the tail, you can't just let it go. Years of graduated reductions, absorbing the massive social and economic disruptions as comfortably as possible: these are the approaches that could get us to a better place. The Tea Party on the other hand, responds to our hefty and messy problem by voting to shutdown the government's funding, which achieved nothing but a fair number of moderate damages to hundreds of processes, many of them useful. They could use a big shot of perspective.
2. They (selectively) pretend like the tools built into the government of a vast, partly populated, nation of people hoeing their own land as a free man, and hitching their own horse to wagon their products to town as being an inviolable recipe for how to govern today's world, in which huge corporations, perhaps registered in Trinidad, control vast conglomerations of expensive machinery doing the work of 100s of thousands of workers and having budgets bigger than the economy of the 1789 US.Case in point: they scream about Obamacare as an intrusion of government into people's private business. Well, OK: let's go back to free enterprise: I WILL do your diabetes management for half the price, using drugs I mix up right in my own kitchen. How about it guys? Let's let anybody offer a health service or product, just leave it to the tort system to weed out the boo-boos. Our healthcare system is a monopoly of business franchises protected by oodles of laws. Know who decides how many can study for accreditation as an orthopedic surgeon? While it's their guild! So, Tea Party: you want government out of health care? Or just the parts some of your members and supporters are making sickening levels of profit from?
@Kwijibo Junior: I agree, up to the point where you said 'when you had the chance'. While the Republicans used their usual mix of bald lies to block real debate,the Democrats have no shortage of vested interests in their corner (meaning telling them what to do in exchange for campaign riches). Way too many are making ridiculous profits in the health care bonanza to let that get away.
As with most over heavy issues, this one will never get settled while our system of campaign finance (and entertainment/news companies that support most people just picking the truth they want to hear) gets replaced by a system where the voters get to choose based on the real, clear views of the candidates they are hiring to work in their interest, rather than mega-dollar pablum advertisingposted @ Friday, January 9, 2015 - 08:51
@jtsim: I am interested to understand more of what you mean. It didn't sound to me like this was another anti-police up-and-shoot-em, but rather a confrontation between the police and armed criminals in the middle of a felony. New York City has put together a number of legal processes to reduce the number of guns around; this incident shows that such regulations don't work perfectly, but only knuckleheads would expect them to. In a perfect world (heck, even a reasonable world) it should be fairly easy for people of any political bent to find simple unbiased factual information about stuff like this, but it's not as easy as it should be.posted @ Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - 10:46
@grove600: I agree that jail should not be cush, and actually think that the question of 'cruel or unusual' should be explored quite thoroughly; for example, I did a $25 psych experiment volunteer and learned the immersing your feet in ice water for 2 minutes is quite unpleasant. But I am not on board with you about the yoga thing: TV and all kind of perks are what the incarcerators have available to them to reward better behavior, Purely stick, no carrot, has never proven to be as successful a motivator as a combination. In fact, this premise is a major separator between the political persuasions: neither 'throw them all in jail and whoop azz' nor 'give whatever they want' are as promising, in my opinion, as working toward clear reward for productive responsibility and precise punishment judiciously meted out.posted @ Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - 10:28
@meandawg: Not going to bother fact checking your claims about the Russia/Palin story...because it isn't a needed part of an argument for why that woman is NOT presidential timber, and that McCain's choice to pluck her from obscurity was at the worst level of political shenanigansposted @ Sunday, January 4, 2015 - 20:37
Among the many myths that dominate our political processes is that of small business: one hears an awful lot about helping the small business owner, but more and more of us right here in Athens Ga work for large public or commercial institutions that are managed by some sort of board, ultimately responsible to investors or other completely money-driven groups...not that the original small business owner didn't seek to maximize profit; rather, they have (or had) other rewards figuring into their evaluation, including pride, sense of purpose, belonging, or community.
So, a penalty of today's corporate-centric economy is that it matters hardly ever who you look straight in the eye and take ownership of yourself with: 'they' are responsible for most everything, you just get what you canposted @ Sunday, January 4, 2015 - 17:29
Kids/puppies walk on dog/mama when they are little: not a news storyposted @ Sunday, January 4, 2015 - 09:44
Hmmm, Cal: managed to work in the baby boomer hippie ideology as factor, but I gotta ask: how does that relate to the fact that a huge proportion of what we pay for is made very cheaply in countries very far away, and the proportion of production, distribution, and sale of the products and services we consume are being executed by machines or computers is vastly higher than, say, the 50s...Certainly, even an imagination like Cal Thomas' can't ignore a factor like that in explaining how our country has changed.posted @ Wednesday, December 31, 2014 - 10:12
This one mentions raw numbers for a few countries and US:
While this one generally discusses the history of police/community interaction, comparing US cities a bit:
So, still looking for that specific one...agree that facts here should be able to be referenced, but I haven't seen it yet with The Economist's search tool. I thought I had read that about in October, but haven't found the particular statement about the 61 times...posted @ Friday, December 26, 2014 - 07:56
Of course, as long as guns and ammo are freely available, the police will have reasonable fear that any interaction can suddenly turn deadly. And as long as the US leads the industrialized world in the number of civilians killed by the police, the number of people incarcerated, and the economic patterns so identifiable by skin, clothes, and hairstyles, officers will continue to deal with people who think their best option is to shoot before they get shot...that part goes both ways.posted @ Thursday, December 25, 2014 - 17:46
@Scott Dougan: Hey, dude: same side, I think. Since the other side can't even deal with facts'n'figures, I was trying to start with chastising their third grade interpretive abilities...but I agree with you, the things we do KNOW (ie, unless using willful deception, like many of the the conservatives here) are not good. And the things we don't know sound worse to people that pay attention (but there's always the inside straight with three of the missing cards already showing crowd, who do get adult privileges, like voting, regardless)posted @ Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - 17:37
When will the right offer an intelligent opinion on something? As I commented last week when Stossel posed a question about how do we know global warming is bad, I lauded his article: the drastic increase in this particular pollution is unmistakable, the calculations and models interpreting what it is and will sometimes under-, sometimes overemphasize the deleterious effects about equally, but there should be a real debate about what is the cost-benefit enhancing path forward. No one has suggested that we stop driving, eliminate plastics, go back to manually operated tools: incapacitating an industry that employs millions and is a major factor in our balance of trade, and suddenly stranding billions of people further than they normally walk each day are tremendous social and economic penalties. Likewise, increased CO2 benefits certain aspects of plant growth, and heating bills gobble up significant resources. But rather than having an intelligent discussion about which strategies best accommodate the realities involved, we have a bunch of ludicrous claims (invented by the powerful interests involved) put out by their clone-head Faux news agency, and enough careless thinkers to keep the situation murky.
Of course, this is only one example: a similar thing occurs with guns: a vested interest generates huge amounts of propaganda in a situation that does have some significant delicate considerations: yes, for sure, people can an do defend their homes effectively with responsibly used guns. Undoubtedly, sneak home invasions are pretty danged rare in Madison County. But the facts are stark: America is ridiculously dominant in the world of bad shootings, the police basically get lots of airtime where they shoot someone because they feel threatened. Can't get around that if they was a lot lower chance that they might be about to get shot, they could safely take a little more time to defuse some situations....but either way, the debate takes the same form: one side just churns out highly emotional blather, while at least some of the the others want to have an intelligent debate, with actual, independent facts.posted @ Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - 11:57
So typical of today's crappy journalism: ten paragraphs with lines about bells ringing, pithy quotes from (2 or 3 out of a million affected) real people, gathering around TV sets and pretty much nothing about what policy change has taken place. It's not just the politicians banking on our population being totally engrossed in fluff and demanding little factual substanceposted @ Thursday, December 18, 2014 - 08:39
@bobbidiboo: That's bull: the officer was on duty and specifically handling duty at an impassioned, but legal public demonstration, in clear violation of department rules: of course, he'll get suspended for the same reason that the DA office employee did back in the Trayvon situation: he was being paid, but not doing what he was being paid to doposted @ Monday, December 15, 2014 - 06:35
Actually, I agree completely with this guy on this point: the debate should be about what balance should we aim at between the costs of human induced global warming vs the benefits of those human activities known to be inducers...pretty hard to have that debate when one side spends virtually all of its energy and propaganda money claiming that the science is all made upposted @ Thursday, December 11, 2014 - 08:34
With all the politics around health care spending, sane discussions are hard to come by. But I for one believe that a major part of the health care problem is misguided love: please respond if you want YOURSELF to be maintained indefinitely on a bed that people have to turn you on every few hours, or with a feeding tube, or without the ability to speak or understand another human being. The rest of us can consider why it is that hardly anyone WANTS to be treated those ways, but millions of people ARE. The answer, in my view, is what I said: the decision makers, usually the close family members of the decrepit person,feel that letting someone who's become incapacitated just up and die is implying that they don't love them; they somehow feel that doing everything medically possible to keep the heart beating is a measure of their devotion. But frankly, that's stupid. People die: it's OK, it's what happens to everyone eventually. Real love, in my view, is accepting that when we've declined to the point of uselessness, we should just get outta the way and rapidly turn into a memory (and one not fogged up with grotesquery).posted @ Thursday, December 4, 2014 - 07:46
Summary: I'm not saying it's lonely to be a movie critic, but we often find ourselves seated alone in an empty theatre when we're watching new stuff. I know people who say they won't go see anything unless they have at least one other person to go with, but I've always enjoyed having the place to myself. I'm not saying it's lonely to be a movie critic, but we often find ourselves seated alone in an empty theatre when we're watching new stuff. I know people who say they won't go see anything unless they have at least one other person to go with, but I've always enjoyed having the place to myself. read more
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Helen McEntee (born 1986) is an Irish Fine Gael politician for Meath East,[1] who was elected as a Teachta Dála (TD) at the 2013 Meath East by-election.[2][3] The by-election was caused by the death of her father Shane McEntee.
She has a degree in Economics, Politics and Law from Dublin City University. After finishing college in 2007, she worked for a subsidiary of Citibank. She went on to complete a Masters in journalism and media communications. In 2010, she began to work in Leinster House with her father, who was then an opposition TD. She also worked with her father at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine when he was appointed Minister of State.[4]
She is the second youngest TD and youngest female TD in the 31st Dáil.[5]
After her election, the McEntee family was accused by Sinn Féin North Tipperary County Councillor Seamus Morris of putting their grief to one side to keep their "snouts in the trough". Morris later withdrew his comments.[6]
- ^ "Ms. Helen McEntee". Oireachtas Members Database. Retrieved 23 January 2014.
- ^ "Helen McEntee wins Meath East by-election after third count". RTÉ News. 28 March 2013.
- ^ "Helen McEntee". ElectionsIreland.org. Retrieved 28 March 2013.
- ^ "Profile: Helen McEntee, the Dáil's second youngest TD". The Irish Times. 29 March 2013.
- ^ "Helen McEntee set to become youngest female TD in the Dáil". Irish Independent. 29 March 2013.
- ^ "SF councillor apologises for 'crass' McEntee jibe". BreakingNews.ie. 12 April 2013.
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MPs are gearing up to investigate the tax affairs of Starbucks, Facebook and other big corporations, following revelations that the coffee retailer has paid no corporation tax in the past three years.
Tax officials will have to disclose to MPs how Starbucks managed to use legal loopholes to pay less than 1% tax in its 14 years of UK trading, as part of the investigations.
The probes will also take a broad look at big corporations and how they pay their tax, likely to include Facebook.
It is thought that one area that MPs will look at will be the practice of diverting UK profits through offices outside of UK to parts of Europe with lower corporation tax rates.
There are to be two probes - one from the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and one from the Treasury. There is no evidence that Starbucks and Facebook have done any wrongdoing. But the two probes will be wide-ranging in looking at the tax affairs of big UK corporations.
Margaret Hodge, chair of PAC, said: "HMRC must take a serious look into these allegations against Starbucks. It is certainly something my Committee will expect official to address when we re-visit the issue of tax avoidance before Christmas.
"Ordinary people and small businesses, who pay their taxes in full and without question, will rightly be furious that yet again a highly profitable global corporation has wriggled out of paying its fair share. It is just not right.
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I do agree with you though, the thought of trading Plekanec and replacing him with Nylander is not something I think Gainey would even consider.
I don't think you should even look at trading Plek part. He's not going anywhere and I hope we re-sign him. Obviously moving him at this point would be incredibly stupid.
Adding Nylander as a depth move would be a good move though. He's another lefty, but we need to add someone to our center line.
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