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I could see James McAvoy as Quicksilver. Idk for Wanda.
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Agree on Milla Jovovich and Rachel McAdams as great wandas. I wish Milla had been Black Widow tho... sigh.
Also, I think that Evan Rachel Wood or Rose McGowan would make pretty cool wandas, especially if they go w the more burlesque ultimate style.
For Quicksliver I'd like to see James Masters! LOL U read my mind! I think he'd be ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.
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I have two takes for each character.
Scarlet Witch Take One- Younger Initial Appearance : Allison Miller.
Scarlet Witch Take Two : Older Present Day Appearance : Alicia Minshew.
Quicksilver Take One- Younger Initial Appearance : Tom Felton.
Quicksilver Take Two : Older Present Day Appearance : Andy Whitfield.
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Robert Pattinson as Quicksilver
-Now before you post your "I hate twilight" rants, I have good reasons why Rob should be Pietro.
1) Photoshop his hair white and you'll see he looks like Pietro
2) He's a douche and so is Pietro.
3) He is not a bad actor, just because he's in Twilight. So, stop thinking these people can't act because they're Twilight or Disney. This sort of discrimination needs to stop.
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Ryan Hanson could bring out a little bit of a 'fun' side to Quicksilver on screen. (: Watch him on 'Veronica Mars' and you'll see what I mean.
I think Alexis Bledel has such a 'bewitching' characteristic. (: so I think she'd be perfect as Wanda, she's a good actress and can probably play the Warm-hearted or angry Wanda very well.
Pietro: Christopher Masterson
He's a funny guy and Quicksilver did have his moments of funny, plus I could see him being the condescending jerk at a moments notice. Also I think he looks the part or at least could look it without too much trouble.
Wanda: Kate Beckinsale
I just think Kate reminds me a lot of classic Wanda. Also she's a big name, yeah I know we don't have to have those but studios tend to care about that sort of thing. She's enough of an actress to pull Wanda off well and she has action movie background with pretty much all of her latest string of movies.
I think Wanda and Pietro have such an intense story, such a lush epic life, they should be played by more dramatic actors. I get annoyed when Marvel tries to bypass over a half-century of continuity, I really hope they don't with Wanda & Pietro.
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Eva Green is totally Scarlet Witch. She has the look totally down.
Quicksilver is sort of hard because I would try to match up some of their features or at least the sense of the character to actor.
I would go with Orlando Bloom because of his body type and possibly the way he could pull off the character.
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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB SERIES: TREASURES FROM TSARSKOYE SELO, RESIDENCE OF THE RUSSIAN MONARCHS (runs until 16th March 2015)
A large-scale exhibition entitled "The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Treasures from Tsarskoye Selo, Residence of the Russian Monarchs" is being held at the Hong Kong Museum of History from 29th October 2014 until 16th March 2015, to showcase artefacts from Russia's Romanov dynasty. The exhibition represents a major collaboration between government museums in Russia and Hong Kong. The Hong Kong and Russian governments signed a memorandum of understanding on cultural co-operation in September 2011.
The Russian artefacts exhibition is the largest of its kind ever staged in Hong Kong. Hundreds of exhibits selected from the collections of the Tsarskoye Selo State Museum-Preserve of Russia are on display. These include paintings, costumes, porcelain, works of art and a spectacular carriage. They give a clearer picture of the history and culture of Russia and, in particular, evidence of the long-lasting exchanges between Russia and China.
The exhibition is jointly presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the Tsarskoye Selo State Museum-Preserve of Russia, with the Hong Kong Museum of History and the Tsarskoye Selo State Museum-Preserve of Russia as the co-organisers. Solely sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, it is one of the exhibitions in the 2014 Hong Kong Jockey Club Series.
Tsarskoye Selo, a summer residence of the Russian monarchs, witnessed not only the birth of the Russian Empire in the 18th century, but also the end of its monarchy in 1917.
One of the exhibit highlights, a richly decorated carriage with harnesses used for the coronation of Emperor Alexander II in Moscow in 1856, has been loaned out by the Tsarskoye Selo State Museum-Preserve of Russia for the first time.
Pulled by six horses fitted with decorative harnesses, this four-seater carriage was made on the orders of the imperial court for the ceremonial entry of Emperor Alexander II into Moscow during his coronation on August 29, 1856. The decor repeatedly features heraldic two-headed eagles as well as blossoming pomegranates bearing fruit. In Europe, pomegranate blossoms symbolised friendship and amity, while the fruit itself denoted national unity under imperial power
Since the celebration of the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty in 1913, the full set of carriage and harnesses has not been used again or put together for public viewing. The Hong Kong Museum of History has taken this opportunity to showcase the full set of the artefacts with a view to introducing the splendour of the coronation of the Russian monarchs as well as the high standards of craftsmanship maintained by the imperial manufactories in Russia. Other highlights include decorative items from Tsarskoye Selo produced by imperial manufactories in Russia and diplomatic gifts presented to Russia from foreign royal houses.
In addition, visitors will be able to see Chinese artefacts, including an 18th century Guangdong lacquer vase presented to the last Russian emperor, Nicholas II, in the name of the last emperor of China, Puyi, as well as Chinese-style works of art produced by imperial manufactories in Russia.
This drawing depicts the coronation of Emperor Alexander II held in Moscow in 1856. The cathedrals of the Kremlin were richly decorated, while the Ivan the Great Bell Tower was brightly illuminated and there was a vast assembly of people. (©The Tsarskoye Selo State Museum-Preserve, St Petersburg, 2014.)
Beyond the attractive exhibits, multimedia programmes are also available during the exhibition period. For example, the Catherine Palace, one of the palaces in Tsarskoye Selo, will be presented in a 360-degree virtual reality zone, where visitors will be shown eight of its rooms in life size, including the Amber Room, which has been acclaimed as the "Eighth Wonder of the World".
To tie in with the exhibition, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra will host three sessions of Russian music performances at the 1/F Lobby of the Museum of History for visitors to learn more about the history and culture of Russia. The performances will be held on November 16, December 28; and February 8, 2015. The exhibition is also being supplemented by two publications: a fully illustrated catalogue and a specially designed pop-up children's booklet. This is the first time that the Museum of History has produced a children's booklet with rich graphics, easy-to-read text and interactive elements, including pop-ups, through which readers will be able to familiarise themselves with the history of Tsarskoye Selo and the broader context of Russian history.
Hong Kong Museum of History is located at 100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon. It is open from 10am to 6pm on weekdays, and from 10am to 7pm on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. It is closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays). The standard admission fee for the "Treasures from Tsarskoye Selo, Residence of the Russian Monarchs" exhibition is HK$20. Groups of 20 persons or above can obtain a 30 per cent discount, with each ticket priced at HK$14. The concession ticket is HK$10. Free admission on Wednesday is not applicable for this special exhibition.
For further information see the Hong Kong Museum of History website;
ALL ARE GUESTS - HOMECOMING (from 18th October 2014 - closing date not yet announced)
After being well received in Liverpool and Taipei, the artworks from the "All Are Guests" exhibition are now back in Hong Kong and on display at the Hong Kong Museum of Art.
The "All Are Guests - Homecoming" exhibition, which opened on 18th October 2014, features works by artists Leung Mee-ping, Chow Chun-fai and art group CoLAB x SLOW. Through different media, the participating artists examine their own sense of self in relation to the city in the light of the intricate yet subtle host-guest dynamics of the contemporary world.
Leung Mee-ping's video installation "Out of Place" focuses her lens on drifters roaming in different Asian cities and expresses her concerns about marginalised social groups while exploring the identity of urban visitors. In a regional perspective, her work reveals the hefty social price in terms of wider wealth gaps and unemployment resulting from globalisation of trade and extraordinary economic growth. Being an artist based in an international city, Leung produces work that reflects the tension between individuals and collectives in developing cities. Her work addresses social issues and shows the depth of her human concern, which is also expressed in most works by Hong Kong artists.
In "Reproducing 'Hong Kong Our Home Theme Song'", Chow Chun-fai rediscovers the city in which he was born and bred and ponders the meaning of a city's "real" portrait through the process of reconstruction and integration. His work examines and searches for the cultural identity of Hong Kong in a satirical mood, echoing the signs of identity crisis and black humour prevalent in Hong Kong art.
"Reproducing 'Hong Kong Our Home Theme Song'", Chow Chun-fai
"So... Soap!" by CoLAB x SLOW is a cross-disciplinary collaboration project that brings together creative forces in design, music and video-making with community-based non-governmental organisations. Participants intervene in the city and serve the grass roots with social enterprise initiatives. As a social enterprise project and a design product making its way towards an art exhibition, it blurs the subject-object roles in the art world in a thought-provoking way. The project's existence helps challenge established thinking and conceptions in the contemporary art world.
As a social enterprise project and a design product making its way to an art exhibition, "So...Soap!" by CoLAB x SLOW helps challenge established thinking and conceptions in the contemporary art world
The "All Are Guests" exhibition has participated in the Liverpool Biennial 2012 in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong Week 2013 in Taipei. The Hong Kong Museum of Art has brought the artworks back to Hong Kong to share with locals and visitors the artists' creativity and achievements.
Hong Kong Museum of Art is located at 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon and is open 10am to 6pm Monday to Wednesday and Friday. 10am to 7pm Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Closes at 5pm on Christmas Eve and Chinese New Year's Eve. Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays) and the first two days of Chinese New Year.
For further details of the exhibition see the museum's website;
TWIN PEAKS: CONTEMPORARY HONG KONG PHOTOGRAPHY (until 3rd November 2014)
A photographer can capture a moment and preserve it as a photograph, which in turn will allow others to witness the scene in the future. From tomorrow 4th October 2014 until 3rd November 2014 at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, the "Twin Peaks: Contemporary Hong Kong Photography" exhibition will showcase works by nine local photographers in eight groups. The exhibition allows visitors to explore the trends and diversification of Hong Kong contemporary photography. The exhibition is a partnership project of the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and the Hong Kong International Photo Festival 2014 and shows the achievements of photographers in exploring different topics in their artworks. It demonstrates two separate approaches to photographic art, as reflected by the "Twin Peaks" in the title of the exhibition.
A total of nine photographers making up eight groups are participating in the exhibition. They are anothermountainman (Stanley Wong), Almond Chu, Ng Sai-kit, Dr Leo Wong, Martin Cheung & Topaz Leung, Joseph Fung, Ringo Tang and Vincent Yu. Each group features two sets of photographs in totally different styles.
Artwork by Almond Chu "Fairies in the Woods" (2012)
The photographs by Almond Chu, Vincent Yu and Martin Cheung & Topaz Leung reveal the divergence and convergence of their professional careers and personal styles as they progressed along their creative paths, and bring out the dual character of their identities in their collections. Dr Leo Wong and anothermountainman infuse their philosophy of life into their artistic creations. Their works, which show the compatibility between a person's inner cultivation and his exploration of external objective matters, demonstrate the artists' overriding pursuit of ideals and show their concern about our society. The works of Joseph Fung, Ng Sai-kit and Ringo Tang show how technology has impacted the creative and aesthetic aspects of photography. Although the nine photographers show diverse styles in their works, a sense of continuity can be traced among them. Their works demonstrate the changing development of Hong Kong contemporary photography and allow visitors to look at the artistic significance of photography from different perspectives.
Artwork by Vincent Yu "The last day of Kai Tak Airport" (1998)
Hong Kong Heritage Museum is located at 1 Man Lam Road, Sha Tin and is open from 10am to 6pm Monday and Wednesday to Friday, 10am to 7pm Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays). Admission charge HK$10 adult, Child and senior concession HK$5. Admission is free to all on Wednesdays.
For further information see the museum's website;
THE WHAMPOA MILITARY ACADEMY: MODERN CHINA'S CRUCIBLE FOR MILITARY TALENT (until 14th January 2015)
The Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum is staging an exhibition "The Whampoa Military Academy: Modern China's Crucible for Military Talent" to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the founding of the academy, China's first modern military school. The exhibition enables visitors to learn more about the history of the academy and the contribution of its instructors and cadets to modern Chinese history.
Running from 29th August 2014 until 14th January 2015, the exhibition is jointly presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the Guangdong Museum of Revolutionary History, and is organised by the Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum.
The founding of the Whampoa Military Academy in 1924 was one of the major decisions made by Dr Sun Yat-sen to re-explore China's revolutionary road. The academy implemented an education policy that combined military and political theory, and its cadets made a significant impact and contribution in China's revolution and the Sino-Japanese War. Hailed as a "Cradle for China's Army Commanders", the Whampoa Military Academy set out to nurture military and political talent and build a revolutionary army to help overthrow imperialism and wrest control of the warlords' power in China during the national revolution. Many instructors and cadets of the academy became political and military leaders of modern China including Chiang Kai-shek, Chen Cheng, Li Zongren, Zhou Enlai, Ye Jianying, Nie Rongzhen, Chen Kefei and Xu Xiangqian.
Dr Sun Yat-sen (third left), Liu Chung-hoi (left), Chiang Kai-shek (second left), Soong Ching-ling (fourth left) and others at the opening ceremony of the Whampoa Military Academy in 1924
Instructors and cadets of the Whampoa Military Academy provided considerable support for the Guangdong Revolutionary Government, profoundly influencing China's modern political history as well as its military development. They took part in suppressing the rebellion instigated by the Guangzhou Merchants' Volunteer Corps in 1924 and from 1925 to 1926 they joined the Eastern Expedition against Chen Jiongming, helped the Nationalist Party unite Guangdong province and contributed greatly to the Northern Expedition that followed.
Cadets take part in an artillery lesson
The exhibition showcases over 60 items drawn from the collections of the Guangdong Museum of Revolutionary History and the Hong Kong Museum of History, including invaluable historical documents, relics, historic images and academic documents and articles used by the academy's instructors and cadets. These exhibits reveal not only the origins, organisation, framework, and educational vision of the academy and its contributions in a number of battles in modern Chinese history, but also the difficult scholastic life of the instructors and cadets.
Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum is located at 7, Castle Road, Mid-Levels, Central and is open from 10am to 6pm Monday to Wednesday and Friday. 10am to 7pm Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. 10am to 5pm Christmas Eve and Chinese New Year's Eve. Closed on Thursdays (except on public holidays) and the first two days of Chinese New Year.
For more information about the exhibition see the museum's website;
CONFLICT AND WAR: CHINA AND JAPAN 1894-95 (until 11th March 2015)
To mark the 120th anniversary of the First Sino-Japanese War, an exhibition "Conflict and War: China and Japan 1894-95" is being held at the Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence from 22nd August 2014 until 11th March 2015. The exhibition showcases invaluable artefacts and historical photographs to cover the origins of the war and its far-reaching impacts on the development of modern China.
The First Sino-Japanese War was a watershed in modern Chinese history. As early as the 1860s, the Qing government actively promoted the Self-Strengthening Movement to build a modern naval system, including the establishment of the Beiyang Fleet, to enhance the national defence. However, the war ended with the defeat of the Qing court and the signing of the humiliating Treaty of Shimonoseki, ceding territories and leading to the payment of huge war indemnities.
Featuring around 90 valuable artefacts and more than 50 historical photographs, this exhibition allows visitors to learn more about the establishment of the Beiyang Fleet, the course of the war and its impacts on the development of modern China. Some of the exhibits are being showcased in a place outside the Museum of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 for the first time.
A model of the cruiser Zhiyuan (scale 1:100) on display at the exhibition. Made in Britain, the fast cruiser was delivered to China in 1887. In the Naval Battle of the Yellow Sea, captain Deng Shichang intended to strike the Japanese cruiser Yoshino but was badly hit and sank
China's defeat in the First Sino-Japanese War not only symbolised the failure of the Self-Strengthening Movement of the late Qing period, but also marked the onset of a scramble among foreign powers for concessions from China. In distinct contrast, Japan rose to the level of a military superpower in the Far East, upsetting the status quo in East Asia. Faced with a national crisis, the imperial court and the people of China shouted the battle cry of revenge and reform to save the nation. Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao advocated reforms and modernisation, while Dr Sun Yat-sen and Yeung Ku-wan established the Revive China Society to herald the revolution that would subsequently change the fate of China. As a result, the First Sino-Japanese War has been viewed as transformative in the development of modern Chinese history.
Jacket of the uniform of the Ming Army, which was one of the strongest divisions of the Huai Army formed by Li Hongzhang
The exhibition is jointly presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the Shandong Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau, and co-organised by the Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence and the Museum of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895. Among the exhibits are telescopes used by the generals of the Beiyang Fleet, letters of appointment, war maps produced by Japan, military uniforms, propaganda materials, funeral orations for both Chinese and Japanese military officers killed in action, and medals of merit.
Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence is located at 175 Tung Hei Road, Shau Kei Wan. Opening hours are 10am to 5pm during October to February, 10am to 6pm during March to September. Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays) and the first two days of Lunar New Year. Closes at 5pm on Christmas Eve and Chinese New Year's Eve. Admission HK$10, seniors age 60 and over HK$5. Free admission on Wednesdays.
For further information see the museum's website;
"BRUCE LEE: KUNG FU -ART - LIFE" (five-year exhibition, runs from 20th July 2013 until 2018)
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the passing away of the internationally renowned martial arts movie star Bruce Lee. A large-scale exhibition, "Bruce Lee: Kung Fu • Art • Life", is being held at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum in commemoration. Presented by the Hong Kong Government's Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) and jointly organised by the Bruce Lee Foundation and the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, the exhibition is one of the highlight programmes of the "Vibrant Hong Kong" theme under the territory-wide "Hong Kong: Our Home" Campaign launched this year. Sponsored by Fortune Star Media Limited, the exhibition is open from 20th July 2013 and will run for five years at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum.
The exhibition features more than 600 precious relics related to Bruce Lee and the exhibition gallery houses several sets of reconstructions, which were created with ideas inspired by prominent scenes in Lee's five classic kung fu movies as well as his gym and his study to enhance visitors' experiences in viewing the exhibition
Bruce Lee took kung fu to a whole new level of recognition and a new international audience with his natural charisma and physical prowess. He introduced Hong Kong to the world through his films and did more in this area than any other person. Movies such as "Fist of Fury", "The Way of the Dragon" and "Enter the Dragon" have been considered by film critics to be all-time classics that transcend generational, cultural and geographical boundaries. The exhibition takes visitors on a marvellous journey through the life and achievements of Lee: from a rebellious street fighting child growing up in Kowloon to accomplished Hollywood actor and director and revered kung fu master.
Bruce Lee was born on 27th November 1940, in San Francisco. His father, Lee Hoi-chuen, was a celebrated Cantonese opera actor and his mother, Ho Oi-yee, was a daughter of prominent Hong Kong businessman Ho Kom-tong. Lee was brought back to Hong Kong when he was a newborn. Because of his father's strong connections to the world of show business, Lee first came into contact with cinema when he was an infant, making his silver screen debut as a baby in the Cantonese film "Golden Gate Girl", shot in the US in 1941. Outstanding performances in the films "The Kid" (1950) and "Infancy" (1951) earned him praise as a "genius child actor". He left for the US to pursue his studies in 1959 after finishing a final film in Hong Kong, "The Orphan" (1960).
Lee was passionate about martial arts when he was small. He became a student of the Wing Chun grandmaster Ip Man at the age of 13. After he went to the US, the lifestyles and world views of Western society became catalysts for his new conception of the philosophy of martial arts. He began teaching Wing Chun when he was studying at Edison Technical School in Seattle, and later, in 1962, he founded his own Jun Fan Gung Fu Institute at a permanent venue. He also named the martial arts system that had been brewing in his mind Jeet Kune Do - a style with no fixed technical movements and no specific forms.
In 1965, Lee was invited by 20th Century Fox to play the role of Kato in the US TV series "The Green Hornet". His agile and skilful kung fu alerted Hong Kong film producers to his talents, and in 1971 he returned to Hong Kong to resume his career and starred in a number of sensational movies, including "The Big Boss" (1971), "Fist of Fury" (1972), "The Way of the Dragon" (1972) and "Enter the Dragon" (1972). His true and hard-hitting kung fu and jaw-dropping nunchaku skills mesmerised audiences. Lee not only took Chinese kung fu films to the international market but also reached the peak of his life and his career. Sadly, he died suddenly during the shooting of his last film, "The Game of Death", on July 20, 1973, at the age of 32.
Occupying a total area of 850 square metres, the "Bruce Lee: Kung Fu • Art • Life" exhibition features more than 600 precious relics related to Bruce Lee on loan from a number of local and overseas collectors, including memorabilia of Lee and his costumes, books and gym equipment, as well as his articles. The exhibition gallery also houses several sets of reconstructions, which were created with ideas inspired by prominent scenes in Lee's five classic kung fu movies as well as his gym and his study. Also featuring a 3D hologram animation on Bruce Lee, a newly created 3.5-metre-high statue of Lee and the 75-minute documentary "The Brilliant Life of Bruce Lee", the exhibition will enable visitors to review Lee's life story based on his profile, his movies, his martial arts and his development as a cultural phenomenon from a more comprehensive, in-depth and independent perspective.
Displays from the Bruce Lee: Kung Fu. Art. Life exhibition
The exhibition will also include a collector series in which the theme will be changed regularly to show the precious collections of different collectors with an aim of introducing the cultural significance and the influence of Bruce Lee through the collectors' eyes. The first exhibition in the collector series will feature more than 100 products related to the TV series "The Green Hornet" provided by internationally acclaimed US collector Perry Lee. Through this collection, visitors will be able to learn more about the first image of Bruce Lee branded by a US enterprise.
To mark the first anniversary of the exhibition, in July 2014 the museum introduce 12 new sets of exhibits and graphic displays to add a new dimension to our appreciation of the life of the iconic kung fu master. These include Lee's own manuscripts analysing his persona (named Lee) in the film "Enter the Dragon" (loaned from the Bruce Lee Foundation), the metal claw designed by Lee as a prop for "Enter the Dragon" (loaned from Hong Kong collector Mr Stanley Zau Chwan-yeu) and a booked titled "Hu Wei San Jie Gun" ("Tiger Tail Three-section Cudgel") from Lee's personal library (loaned from American collector Mr Perry Lee).
In addition, the main panel at the entrance of the exhibition has been replaced by a new design created by acclaimed Hong Kong computer animator Mr Shannon Ma, which shows Lee's more graceful side. It also offers visitors the chance to be photographed alongside an image of Lee, in which he is wearing sunglasses and a confident smile.
The new main panel at the exhibition entrance, introduced to mark its first anniversary allows visitors to be photographed alongside the star.
To tie in with the five-year exhibition, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum will organise a series of education and extension programmes with different themes which will be carried out in phases. The first phase of activities, under the theme "The Bruce Lee that Hong Kong Knew", will include lectures, sharing sessions and interactive demonstrations to explore the life, career and achievements of Bruce Lee from different perspectives.
To enable the public to obtain more information about "Bruce Lee: Kung Fu • Art • Life" and to enhance their interest in the exhibition, interactive media will be employed along with social media, a dedicated exhibition website and smartphone apps. Members of the public will be able find from the LCSD's newly launched Facebook fan page, "Visit HK Museums" (www.facebook.com/VisitHKMuseums), a public engagement campaign, directional day tour and exhibition promotional videos, highlights of must-see exhibits, interviews, quotes and the making-of materials for the exhibition.
During the early stage of the exhibition, the museum will arrange viewing sessions and online reservation of tickets for the first two months (from mid-July to mid-September) after the exhibition opens. Visitors can, via email, reserve tickets for a time slot that fits their schedule through the Hong Kong Heritage Museum's online reservation website at blor.lcsd.gov.hk. Visitors will also be able to purchase tickets at the museum.
Online reservation is being conducted in two phases:
* Phase 1: From 10am on 4th July onwards (for exhibition dates from 20th July to August 19th)
* Phase 2: From 10am on 1st August onwards (for exhibition dates from 20th August to 20th September)
Interested parties will only be allowed to make reservations for a maximum of three viewing sessions and four tickets for each session during each phase of online reservation while the quota lasts. The quota will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
As the exhibition is classified as a long-term exhibition of Hong Kong Heritage Museum, visitors will only need to pay the museum's standard admission fees to visit the exhibition without any additional charges. However, visitors will be required to present the special admission slip for viewing the exhibition. Standard admission to the Hong Kong Heritage Museum is HK$10 with a half-price concession available for full-time Hong Kong students, people with disabilities and senior citizens aged 60 or above. Group tickets at HK$7 each are available to groups of 20 persons or more. Admission is free on Wednesdays.
Hong Kong Heritage Museum is located at 1 Man Lam Road, Sha Tin. It is open from 10am to 6pm on weekdays, and from 10am to 7pm on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. It is closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays). The museum is within three minutes walk of Che Kung Temple Station, on MTR Ma On Shan Line.
For further details of the exhibition, see the museum's website;
Hong Kong International Airport holds a number of concurrent small exhibitions which departing passengers can visit. For details of current exhibitions at the airport see;


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Kelis Wild Hair and Nose Chain Pics
Love It or Hate It: Kelis's Liberty Spikes and Golden Makeup
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Love It or Hate It
vanityx0kills 4 years
She'd definitely trying too hard here. Hate it.
vanityx0kills 4 years
She'd definitely trying too hard here.Hate it.
Silje 4 years
Hate. It. 'Nuff said.
Silje 4 years
Hate. It. 'Nuff said.
postmodernsleaze 4 years
Um... yeah.
postmodernsleaze 4 years
Um... yeah.
Pampire 4 years
Pampire 4 years
Ayu 4 years
Maybe one of the three things would work on Kelis, but not all together.
rkjones 4 years
I "hate this so much right now!"... as Kelis herself, might say.
4 years
I saw the complete picture on another blog. The outfit is very unsettling. As for avant-garde I would only loosely use that term for Lady GaGa or Kelis. Both in my opinion are attention seekers at best. For true avant-garde, true artistry---Laurie Anderson and Grace Jones come to mind. Besides the point anyway, the shoes she is wearing with this outfit look to be from the Spring 2010 A. McQueen collection. I can't even hazard a guess where the latex suit came from (ack).
sloane220 4 years
@mommahello-kelis has been in the public eye WAY longer then lady gaga and has always dressed crazy. lady gaga would be the one copying. second, kelis has always had an avant-garde kind of style, but here she looks like an attention-seeking fashion victim. she could do better.
sloane220 4 years
@mommahello-kelis has been in the public eye WAY longer then lady gaga and has always dressed crazy. lady gaga would be the one copying. second, kelis has always had an avant-garde kind of style, but here she looks like an attention-seeking fashion victim. she could do better.
soapbox 4 years
Avant-garde fail.
soapbox 4 years
Avant-garde fail.
bryseana 4 years
Well it's creative. She still looks beautiful even with all that going on around her face.
tlsgirl 4 years
She looks ridiculous. Not to mention the rampant cameltoe from her vinyl jumpsuit.
AmberHoney 4 years
She's a pretty woman and doesn't need all the "getup".
GummiBears 4 years
This is typical Kelis style if you ask me. So this isn't a stretch for her. I don't care it but then again I am pretty straight-laced and don't crave the spotlight.
mommahello 4 years
Even SHE doesn't look like she adores what a mess this is! Should get a brain cell & try to do something original instead of riding on Gaga's coattails!!! AND it didn't work.
4 years
I read that Lady GaGa (who's look is always avant-garde) has an inspiration for each of her costumes. I do think of her clothes as costumes. Kelis looks like a hot mess in this get up. No point of inspiration, it's more of a halloween costume gone awry. Just my opinion :-)
ticamorena 4 years
Maybe in the context of the event she was attending it may be understandable (even though everybody else looked pretty normal),but yeah, I guess Lady Gaga's opened the floodgates for all the crazies out there to let their S&M freaks out...
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On the 20th anniversary of their classic album 'Superunknown,' Soundgarden rocked the full album at a club show in NYC.
Rocking for a cause is something Seether know a lot about. Their Rise Above Fest was born in 2012 and made its triumphant return to New England again this year on May 10 at the Darling's Waterfront Pavilion in Bangor, Maine. The festival, the brainchild of Seether frontman Shaun Morgan, aims to raise funding and more importantly, awareness about suicide-- something that Morgan has a deeply personal connection with after the loss of his brother Eugene in 2007.
It's hell getting old. You're overworked, underpaid, get grey hairs, everything hurts, there's barely time for sex, you fall asleep on the couch watching 'Game of Thrones' and, unless you're George Clooney, you're just not cool anymore. You either hike up your pants and accept it, or you wage all out war. It's the latter that highlights the uproarious Seth Rogen and Zac Efron comedy 'Neighbors,' which just might be the funniest American movie since ... well, since Seth Rogen's last movie.
Most of what I know about complex science comes from comic books, so forgive me if my understanding of quantum mechanics is a little off. But, I think it can mean that particles can exist in two states simultaneously. 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2,' a film loaded with such half-understood notions of difficult scientific concepts, is a quantum movie. It manages to be both awful and entertaining, frequently at the same exact time. The script is ludicrous, even by summer blockbuster standards. The characters behave irrationally and without motivation and the story makes lengthy, frequent pit stops into dull backstory. But, for every moment of tedium and confusion there is a tiny explosion of joy. Director Marc Webb just barely ties this collision of half-baked ideas together in a sticky Spidey bow.
'A Haunted House 2' did not screen early for critics. On Thursday, I received an email from my editor suggesting that I pay to see 'A Haunted House 2' at a movie theater on Friday morning. I tried using the "but I haven't seen the first 'Haunted House'" excuse, but that seemed to have little to no impact on this request. Who knows? Maybe it's hilarious? On Friday morning, I purchased a ticked for the 10:45 a.m. screening of 'A Haunted House 2.' While watching, I kept a running diary of the events that transpired. It was a fairly miserable experience. Here's how all that went:
When I was a young man and the Internet was new, I made the same joke every time I dialed-up and heard those dissonant, scratchy tones. "Chhhhhhh-CHHHHHH-Chhhhhh" my modem would bray, and as soon as there was silence I'd turn to whomever was in the room and conspiratorially say, "all right, we're in."
'Transcendence,' the first feature film directed by Christopher Nolan's longtime cinematographer Wally Pfister, is two straight hours of that "all right, we're in," with (slightly) updated peripherals. Featuring more technobabble than a middling episode of 'Star Trek: Voyager,' Rebecca Hall and Johnny Depp star as husband and wife computer geniuses who, along with artificial intelligence labs across the country, are attacked by a band of "neo-Luddite" terrorists.
In one of the most blatant offenses against Internet etiquette in history, the Cure singer Robert Smith smashed his Caps Lock button into his computer while responding to a poor review of a recent live performance by the band.
Even though the members of Steel Panther are from Los Angeles, they celebrated the release of their brand new album 'All You Can Eat' with an intimate gig in New York City. The very glamorous and hilarious group performed five acoustic songs in front of a small crowd at the legendary, high-end burlesque club The Box last night (April 1).
The latest chapter of the Metal Gear series was released with lukewarm reception from fans of the series. Many people were put off by the 2 hour campaign of Ground Zeroes and some even opted to just pass on this game all together in favor of waiting for 'The Phantom Pain.' Now the answer to the question will be answered, is this game truly worth the $20-$40 price tag depending on your console of choice to get the game?
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"Music is the only reason why I'm not in prison," Randy Blythe says during the intro of 'As the Palaces Burn.' The Lamb of God singer has no idea that he'll soon foreshadow one of his life's most traumatic and heartbreaking ordeals. Of course, in a tragic piece of irony, music became the reason why Blythe found himself one gavel away from spending the next 10 years in prison.


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St Elizabeth Regional School truly sets the bar for all schools. It's a place that not only provides my child with rigorous academics to prepare her for a life of learning and success, but also prepares her for a life of good citizenship. It does this in an atmosphere of love and concern, where each child matters and each child's needs are attended to. Our School is also rich in diversity, where ethnic and cultural differences are celebrated and embraced. Any Parent in our region who wants a top notch education for their child should run, not walk to meet with Sister Bonita and enroll your child.
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I went to St. Elizabeth's, my son graduated from St. Elizabeth two years ago and now my daughter attends. I love the personal touch and interaction the school offers. The education as well as the arts and music are second to none. They also offer a great sports program that competes in several leagues including CYO. Sister Bonita always reinforces strong spiritual and educational values in the children....and the parents get a lot out of it too!!
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My children went through all eight years at St. Elizabeth and I took what they received their for granted. Recently had experience at the local public school and found the lack of respect for staff and students deplorable. No wonder our young people have no respect they receive none. The children are just a number or a stat there. At St. Elizabeth whether you agree with catholic philosophy at least you will find caring people who try to build character in their students. Thank you St E's for all the best you have to give.
Our children transferred to St. Elizabeth from another catholic school. We are very pleased with the well rounded education they're receiving. They have learned to love God and to value the Catholic faith. Sister Bonita is doing a great job and has a wonderful group of teachers who go above and beyond. Sending our children here is the best choice we could have made.
The school has to be the most ethnically diverse school I have ever seen. That being said, its ability to work and teach across several language barriers between teacher and student/parent is outstanding.I believe St. Elizabeth school meets and exceeds these challenges proving there 5 star rating.
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I have visited St. Elizabeth Regional School in Whitehall, PA and have been impressed by the staff and the children. I have found them to be informative and helpful. All seem very happy to be there. St. Elizabeth would be a wonderful school choice for all students.
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St. Elizabeth's is a fantastic school!! My children enjoy what they are learning and are surrounded by wonderful teachers and friends. The faculty and staff go above and beyond to make sure my children get what they need. I would highly recommend St. Elizabeth Regional School.
This is my daughter's first year here, but so far it is a wonderful experience. Everyone is very friendly and she is enjoying herself. Her teacher seems to be wonderful and there is a loving environment.
This school is great! My daughter receives a 5 star education at this school! The staff is very caring and dedicated to ensuring that the students learn. They go above and beyond to give their students a well-rounded education. My daughter absolutely loves this school.
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Helen Mirren returns, triumphantly, as Her Majesty to spar with Prime Ministers from Churchill to Cameron
Catching rabies from a corgi, living on a council estate, becoming an uncommon book addict, painting the town red, incognito on VE Day, parachuting into East London on a date with James Bond... what a strange fantasy life our Queen has led.*
Now Peter Morgan and Helen Mirren, the writer-actress team whose film The Queen remains a very high-ranking entry in this fictional league, enlarge the canon with The Audience, loosely inspired by the weekly confidential meetings between the Queen and Prime Minister, of whom there have been 12 (so far) over her six-decade reign.
The reason to see it is unarguably Mirren, surely first in line for an Olivier Award to match her Oscar for the 2006 film. Eerily convincing in the role once again, she gets the chance here to develop a much more rounded character, from a slip of a girl to well-upholstered matriarch and all points in between (and not, incidentally, in chronological order).
One moment she's offering a tearful John Major a motherly hanky, the next, aged 26, she's being royally patronised by Winston Churchill before putting him quietly in his place. A vision of youthful beauty and glamour, she emerges from a portrait session with Cecil Beaton to unpick the hollow lies of Anthony Eden's response to the Suez Crisis, then endures a handbagging from Margaret Thatcher in one of the play's best scenes (pictured above right).
Mirren's physical transformations are dazzling. The costume and wig changes, some of them onstage, are effortless too, with the speed and legerdemain of a magic trick. But, more than this, her performance captures the complex inner life: a mix of mischievous intelligence, iron determination, simple decency and deep long-term loneliness in the gilded palace (one of Morgan's inspired touches, the recurring dialogues between the Queen and her girlhood self add yet extra layers).
The play itself is never less than richly entertaining. It's a dense meditation on the burden of power, the crisis of the monarchy (the Diana saga, the central focus of The Queen, is briefly revisited from a different angle) and Britain's diminishing role in the world, all spiked with piercing humour.
Eight of those 12 Prime Ministers appear in the play, though not Tony Blair (pictured left, Michael Sheen as Blair with Mirren in The Queen). Here they collectively emerge as supremely neurotic individuals, on uppers or downers or both at once, and mostly mad as hatters. The cast, which includes Haydn Gwynne as Maggie, Paul Ritter as Major, Richard McCabe as Harold Wilson and Edward Fox, stepping in at the eleventh hour to replace Robert Hardy as Churchill, mostly seem to be having fun with their lightly drawn characters.
Still the fact remains that the play is a suite of repetitions and variations on a couple of themes, rather than an evolving, deepening narrative. And, meaty as those themes might be, it does start to run out of steam towards the end, with its message of plus ça change in an endless whirl of revolving doors, where only the PMs' ties change colour.
As the final curtain approaches, the Queen's meeting with David Cameron, peppered with topical jokes (including one this week about the gender of Kate Middleton's baby), moves things perilously close to the realm of a slick news revue skit. But Stephen Daldry's direction is smart and fast, and pulls out a few rabbits - or rather, scene-stealing corgis, guaranteed to earn another laugh and round of applause - before smoothly ushering The Audience to an elegiac conclusion.
* For the record, the dream-Queens mentioned above inhabit Peter Bradshaw's Night of Victory, Sue Townsend's The Queen and I, Adam Mars-Jones's Hoosh-Mi from the Lantern Lecture short story collection, Alan Bennett's The Uncommon Reader and, of course, Danny Boyle's Olympics opening ceremony, which co-starred HRH as a Bond girl alongside Daniel Craig.
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A Real-time and Computerized Sonographic Reporting System in Predicting Malignant Cervical Lymphadenopathy
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|Official Title:
|A Real-time and Computerized Sonographic Scoring System for Predicting Malignant Cervical Lymphadenopathy
- The final diagnoses of lymph nodes were made by US-FNA cytological studies, pathologic results of the biopsy specimens, or at least 3 months of negative follow-up observations. [ Time Frame: 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|June 2009
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Neck masses
Patients with previously untreated neck masses
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One hundred eight patients with neck lymphadenopathy, receiving ultrasonography and ultrasound-guided fine-needle aspiration (US-FNA), were used to construct a predictive model. This model was validated by another independent patient cohort.
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patients with previously untreated neck masses were referred for sonographic evaluation and subsequent US-FNA after informed consent was obtained. Demographic data, including age and sex, side, site, and number of lymphadenopathy was collected as well.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients with previously untreated neck masses underwent neck US
Exclusion Criteria:
- The neck mass was not lymph node
- No US-FNA cytology result
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01130402
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|Li-Jen Liao, MD
|Department of Otolaryngology, Far Eastern Memorial Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan
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|May 24, 2010
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|May 25, 2010
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Lymphatic Diseases
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According to Town Administrator Tad Putney, Brookline is seeking $25,000 to renovate the ground floor of Town Hall after the police department moves into its new facility in the spring. Construction on the new police station on Route 13 is under way.
Putney said that if voters approve the $25,000 request, the town clerk, tax collector and building inspector will move to the ground floor, making it easier for the public to access those offices because there are no stairs to climb.
The ground floor will also be used to house the town's food pantry, saving residents $2,000 a year in heating costs for the pantry's current location across the street from Town Hall in the former ambulance facility.
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