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Frank Gehry
Frank Gehry is probably the world's most famous living architect. And according to many, he is also the greatest living architect. And Australia is about to get its first Gehry building.
In recent decades countless words have been reported about, and countless pictures taken of, buildings designed across the world by Frank Gehry. None more so than the titanium-clad curvaceous Guggenheim museum that transformed the Spanish town of Bilbao from an industrial back-water to a cultural Mecca. It's a building that seemed to introduce to the world to a new architectural language.
Since then Frank Gehry has been courted by nations around the world: from America to the Middle East; from the Walt Disney Concert Hall in LA to another Guggenheim museum under development in Abu Dhabi. The often-metallic surfaces of his buildings that twist and turn have been likened to fish scales, and crumpled paper or the folds in garments from Baroque paintings. They play with light and shadows and rarely fail to captivate. And now it's Australia's turn to have our first Frank Gehry building on the campus of the University of Technology, Sydney ... a building that will sit on a very unassuming block of land just five minutes walk from the studio where we're now sitting.
So it's my pleasure to welcome Frank Gehry to By Design, and in the brief time we have during his flying visit to Sydney, to attempt to get a glimpse of the creative vision of this American architect now in his early 80s.
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Winsome Harley :
17 Dec 2010 7:58:35am
Listening in the early hours .. The Boyer Lecture, which was painful to my ears .. Uni. personnel .. not a sentence that did not contain, gunna: gunna go; gunna have to; kind of; sort of .... The presenter was equally at fault.
Next, By Design, with Frank Gehry and you .. such good speaking .. balm to my shattered brain ... music to my ears. And what a nice man Frank Gehry is .. I must listen to this treasure again.
PeterH :
18 Dec 2010 9:36:44am
Being a part time student for many years the only comment I have; why couldn't they (UTS) pulled the bloody awful tower block down too.
A well designed space does enhance learning. -
Rose Woodcock :
18 Dec 2010 12:59:39pm
I very much enjoyed the piece on Frank Gehry, especially around the theme of creativity in the process of thinking through and producing new objects (and indeed new concepts about Architecture and the built environment).
I would love to hear more about creativity in the art/design process - how it is understood, taught, learned, measured, etc. I recently came across the concept that creativity is elicited (in adults) when confronted by an "ill-defined" or "ill-structured problem" (i.e., rather than a problem which is more readily defined, framed or 'scoped' to use a popular term). Your discussion with Gehry went into this when Gehry suggested (via his reflections on conversations with neuroscientists) that the creative process entailed "stumbling into ideas". There is not enough stumbling going on these days – and neither are there enough opportunities for bumping into other people on the stairs!
I teach in the Film & Digital Media course at Deakin University. My efforts to bring the best out of animation students necessarily focus on teaching & learning strategies that are about making, interpreting and critiquing works of animation. There is perhaps the assumption that if we throw opportunities and inspiring works at them and give them challenging and interesting tasks, the students will respond creatively, through works of their own. However, there is little time and therefore opportunity to ask and workshop the question: "What is creativity and where does it come from?"
It is such a big question, so it seems to me, that its actual significance to the creative practice of (say) Animation is overlooked or deferred in the practice of designing and implementing those very teaching & learning strategies from which we hope 'good works' will emerge for the students. The constraints these days on university course structure leave little space for this important "stumbling" within the formal learning process itself. We operate within a media arts production practice that is nominally 'creative', and yet the underlying processes that lead to or draw from creativity – 'creativity' understood here as an imperative act and very much tied to what it means to be human - are not well served by such constraints.
So I suppose my comment is about the process of designing for teaching and learning within the higher education sector, and whether this process can be better 'designed' with regard to the question concerning creativity (a bottom-up process). There is a crucial difference between 'creativity' as a process of thinking (stumbling into ideas that are ill-defined at the start), and 'creativity' as framed by the notion of a creative industries sector somehow driving and shaping these 'creative practices' (a top-down process).
Among the various constraints my colleagues and I work within, is the pressure to produce graduates that are 'industry ready'. -
Evan Hadkins :
20 Dec 2010 5:42:33pm
It looks like a place for hobbits.
Creativity isn't always successful.
My preference is much more to the Chris Alexander way of doing things. -
Evan Hadkins :
20 Dec 2010 5:58:17pm
Good grief. One moment beauty is in the eye of the beholder, next moment there are buildings we can all agree are beautiful.
Frank is no philosopher.
I guess this line of argument means Frank should get to do whatever he wants.


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ALTITUDE: ALiskiren Trial in Type 2 diabetes Using cardio-renal Disease Endpoints (CSPP100E2337)
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Goal BP throughout the trial is 135/85 mmHg. During the study the patients will have first morning void urine samples for UACR and eGFR measurements once during screening and every 3 months for 1 year and then every 6 months. Ambulatory BP monitoring and biomarkers of CV and renal risk will be measured in a subset of patients. Physical exams, vital signs, height, weight, waist and hip circumference measurements, ECG, and labs (CBC and blood chemistry at every visit; HbA1c, lipid profile, pregnancy test less frequently), EQ-5D (Quality of Life) questionnaire at all phase 2 visits, and neuropathy assessments at baseline and every 2 years will be done.
Data Analysis: The primary analysis model will be a Cox proportional hazards model with treatment assignment and two stratifying factors (CV disease history and baseline albuminuria) as covariates. Subgroup analyses are planned.
Findings and results: Study enrollment is complete; 22 patients were randomized at NY Harbor and 8606 patients have been randomized at all participating sites. There are no findings, but a study design paper was electronically published (Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation January 14, 2009). 424 patients reached a primary endpoint by October 2010; the first efficacy interim analysis will include 540 patients who reached a primary endpoint.
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Arthur Murray was born on April 4, 1895 in New York City, New York, USA as Moses Teichman. He was a producer and actor, known for The Arthur Murray Party (1950), How to Dance the Shag (1937) and Jiggs and Maggie in Society (1947). He was married to Kathryn Murray. He died on March 3, 1991 in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.
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Very light, fun and tasty--a treat you thought you'd have to give up on your quest to good nutrition. Submitted by YNIMER Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 9.1g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 27.6g | Calories: 246.7
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Scallops and loads of healthy veggies. Yum! Submitted by TWODAMNSILLY Carbs: 33.9g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 5.3g | Protein: 17g | Calories: 236.1
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The Michigan Attorney General's office, continuing to serve the people of the state by reflecting the true tolerance of a far-right political position has been struck by incompetence yet again.
Nice career move |
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Save some of this "gold" for the Fall Campaign Season people! |
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How are we supposed to adequately critique each individual heartless and vile statement when so many people insist on joining in?
Knowin' how to pick 'em continued |
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Yesterday I posted about how former Senator, freak, and current Heritage Foundation President Jim DeMint managed to put out a factually laughable immigrant bashing report put together in large part by a bigot.
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Having overwhelmingly lost the vote of women, especially single women, in 2012, the "intellectuals" at FoxNews have devised a cunning plan. Make sure they lose them even worse by saying societies ills, such as they imagine them, can be laid at the feet of all the single ladies.
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By: Attaturk Wednesday June 20, 2012 1:30 am |
I suppose with the ever present flood of news going from meh to yuck to holy shit the end is nigh there are undoubtedly about 7.1 billion more important subjects than not Joe the not Plumber, the current Republican sacrificial lamb candidate in Ohio's Ninth Congressional District. But nonetheless, some bullshit is the same tired old bullshit you hear for years and it cannot go unanswered.
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By: Attaturk Monday April 16, 2012 1:30 am |
A recent survey at the British National Military Museum named George Washington that nation's greatest military foe (how he beat Gorgo or curry is a mystery to me).
But this survey may have been premature,
Michele Bachmann Recommended Book That Blamed North for Civil War, Praised Slavery |
By: Blue Texan Monday August 8, 2011 10:30 am |
This woman is cuckoo-for-cocoa-puffs crazy, and the fact that she's giving Willard a run for his money tells you everything you need to know about the state of the Republican Party.


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The flowerbed in front of my parents house is looking so good that I just had to share a picture of it! There are hydrangeas, coleous, caldiums, spiral ginger, and butterfly ginger growing in this bed with a couple banana trees on the end. |
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Very nice! Did you have anything to do with growing that landscape??? ;-) |
The only thing I had to do with that particular bed was to encougare them to add the banana trees and the ginger. Mom was the one who came up with the combination of the hydrangeas and coleus while Dad did most of the labor! |
It is lovely. I would love to be able to grow hydrangeas. That is a great color combo. :o) |
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So lush! I love it! |
Hi Can see at a glance you have fairly decent soil lol did you improve it before planting? i grow almost everything in pots because of my sand seashell mix lol Looks fantastic!! gary |
I have to keep coming back to this photo, it is so lovely. They did a wonderful job of mixing the colors. |
When my parents first bought the house there was hardly any landscaping and the soil was pure sand as is much of florida. The soil in the flower beds has been built up by around 20 years of soil ammandments like horse manure and compost and layer upon layer of mulch that's rotted down into a thick layer of rich soil. Although, you can tell by how pink the hydrangeas are that the soil is a bit sweet. The colors look even better this year since they repainted the house. It used to be a faded gray, the new blue color just makes the flower colors pop even more! |
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Most parents have comforted their child after the occasional nightmare. But if your child has ever experienced what's known as a night terror (or sleep terror), his or her fear was likely inconsolable, no matter what you tried.
A night terror is a sleep disruption that seems similar to a nightmare, but with a far more dramatic presentation. Though night terrors can be alarming for parents who witness them, they're not usually cause for concern or a sign of a deeper medical issue.
During a typical night, sleep occurs in several stages. Each is associated with particular brain activity, and it's during the rapid eye movement (REM) stage that most dreaming occurs.
Night terrors happen during deep non-REM sleep. Unlike nightmares (which occur during REM sleep), a night terror is not technically a dream, but more like a sudden reaction of fear that happens during the transition from one sleep phase to another.
Night terrors usually occur about 2 or 3 hours after a child falls asleep, when sleep transitions from the deepest stage of non-REM sleep to lighter REM sleep, a stage where dreams occur. Usually this transition is a smooth one. But rarely, a child becomes agitated and frightened — and that fear reaction is a night terror.
During a night terror, a child might suddenly sit upright in bed and shout out or scream in distress. The child's breathing and heartbeat might be faster, he or she might sweat, thrash around, and act upset and scared. After a few minutes, or sometimes longer, a child simply calms down and returns to sleep.
Unlike nightmares, which kids often remember, kids won't have any memory of a night terror the next day because they were in deep sleep when it happened — and there are no mental images to recall.
Night terrors are caused by over-arousal of the central nervous system (CNS) during sleep. This may happen because the CNS (which regulates sleep and waking brain activity) is still maturing. Some kids may inherit a tendency for this over-arousal — about 80% who have night terrors have a family member who also experienced them or sleepwalking (a similar type of sleep disturbance).
Night terrors have been noted in kids who are:
Night terrors are relatively rare — they happen in only 3-6% of kids, while almost every child will have a nightmare occasionally. Night terrors usually occur between the ages of 4 and 12, but have been reported in kids as young as 18 months. They seem to be a little more common among boys.
A child might have a single night terror or several before they cease altogether. Most of the time, night terrors simply disappear on their own as the nervous system matures.
Night terrors can be very upsetting for parents, who might feel helpless at not being able to comfort or soothe their child. The best way to handle a night terror is to wait it out patiently and make sure the child doesn't get hurt by thrashing around. Kids usually will settle down and return to sleep on their own in a few minutes.
It's best not to try to wake kids during a night terror. Attempts usually don't work, and kids who do wake are likely to be disoriented and confused, and may take longer to settle down and go back to sleep.
There's no treatment for night terrors, but you can help prevent them. Try to:
Understanding night terrors can reduce your worry — and help you get a good night's sleep yourself. But if night terrors happen repeatedly, talk to your doctor about whether a referral to a sleep specialist is needed.
Reviewed by: D'Arcy Lyness, PhD Date reviewed: October 2013
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Having been stationed at NAS Northside from Jan -April in 1959 while attending Airman School which after leaving Memphis for Pensacola we had to repeat because the instructors at Pensacola didn't like the idea that our instructors in Memphis(were TAR_reservists) and they thought that reservists were not good teachers. Actually we learned more in Memphis than Pensacola. My reason for writing this was to let you know that I saw many movies at this theatre. I only remember one which was Gunfight at OK Corral which I actually fell asleep in. This theatre was a typical multi use Nay theatre. The best looking theatre Navy theatre that I remember was at NAS Pensacola. Big well decorated and had a balcony. It looked like a downtown Pensacola theatre(the Saenger).
E.M. Loews theatres were headquarted in Boston. The RaceTrack somebody mentioned is now home of Gillette Stadium, home of he Great New England Patriots and the New England Revolution.
My favorite D.C. theatre or all around presentation was the Ontario. There Todd AO showing of Sound Of Music was fantastic. I also saw it at the Gary in Boston and was disappointed in it's presentation there. Boston's best presentation of 70mm was either the Charles or the Astor. Both big screens and great sound. The Saxon and Gary(both Sack/USA or Lowes theatres) were fair. The Charles was originally Walter Reade who took care of film presentation. When Sack took over it was excellent until they they put in a new smaller screen. The Charles reminded me very much of the Ontario in its conmstruction.
MPD732. You are a jerk. If you put your pics on Flicker which is a public sight any one can use them unless you put a warning caption on them. Being a professional photographer myself I would feel good if someone published my pics and spread my work around. Why were you so harsh on your blog. In fact you were downright mean for no apparent reason. You are more than a jerk your are nutcase and an AH.
Please change your seat count to approx 200 cinema 1 and 75 in cinema 2.
I can't understand why Windjammer played only 9 weeks. Here in Boston it played at the Cinerama for 33 wks on its 1st run and then when they brought it back later it played for another 23 wks. I only remember seeing the Greatest Story Ever Told at the Uptown. Poor projection for such an outstanding theatre. The pic was real dark the whole movie including daylight scenes. The night scenes with John Wayne were almost unwatchable. The presentation of Cinerama films both 3 strip and 70mm were much better presented at the Warner, Boston Cinerama, Providence cinerama, Seattle Cinerama, the Golde gate cinerama in San Fran and the Cinerama in Rotterdam, Holland.
Other drive-ins to close in the Boston area besides the ones listed above were in these areas. West Roxbury, Ouintree(Quincy/Braintree line,the Meadow Glen, Abington and the Weymouth Twin. There may be others.
To Thetruth. Ouit crying. This digital thing is happening all over the country. All these small town theatres re having fund raisers so they can stay open. The movie dist. are screwing the theatres. It cost approx $50-$75 thousand to go digital for each screen. Only the big chains can afford this. Even some of them with up to 10-more screens are closing. Be thankful that your small theatre has converted and is able to stay open. My small town theatre has 2 screens and a small population. The owner has another 2 screener and a five screener. He has been able to convert all. It is the movie makers and Dists that caused this.
By saying it is the oldest Orpheum Theatre in the country I question that because I don't understand. The Orpheum theatre in Boston was built in 1852 making it older. It became the Loews Orpheum very early and it stayed that way until the 70's when it ceased being a movie theatre and became a music hall and became the Aquarius for a few years and then returned to being the Orpheum. It is still the Orpheum and is still a Music Hall theatre and does show a music film occassionally.
To correct myself I would like to say that I was at the Cinerama in 1964. This was my 2nd tour in San Diego.
To Howard Bass: When I wrote this in 2011 they were still showing films with the classic film festival that summer. I had just taken my wife and daughter to see a very poor 35mm copy of Sound Of Music hosted by Frank Averuch(Bozo the Clown). Shortly After I wrote this they removed equipment and moved the film festival to the Coolidge Corner theatre for 1 season. We no longer have this movie festival at any area theatre. What a shame. The Coolidge can still show 70mm. They had a 3 week run of the Master awhile back. They install 70mm projection occassionally.
Didn't this theatre also show Deep Throat with Linda Lovelace?
This theatre should not close because the makers of Digital Projectors now lease them to theatres.
After all these years I finally got to see I Am Curious Yellow complete a few months ago on of all places Turner Classic Movies. What a waste of time.
Roger. Sorry to bust your bubble. But when the Charles first opened up by The Reade group it had the 2nd largest screen in Boston(not counting the Cinerama) next to the Music Hall(nee Metropolitan/Wang. The Astor was next. The Charles was equipped with 70mm from day one. Cinema 2&3 were added later by Sack/USA or Lowes. When Lowes took over they downsized the screen. Star Wars played in 70mm late in its engagement. I saw many movies there. Saw Ryan's Daughter there on the big screen in 70mm and it was impressive.That was in 1970. Did not see Star Wars there because I was stationed elsewhere.
Have to revise my comment. I went to the Beacon Hill one other time to see Little Big Man. Very noisy then with the Subway running underneath.
I have purchased all 5 Smilebox releases and have enjoyed them on my 50" TV. They are in 5.1 Dolbly transferred from the 7 channel original masters. I know it is not real Cinerama by any means but if you have a large screen TV and Blue Ray(only way they are available on DVD)just turn down the light and enjoy. Here on the East Coast there are no Cinerama theatres left. On the West Coast you have 2. Seattle and La. I am going to see the owner of my local theatreand see if he cah get permission to run HTWWR, This is Cinerama and possibly Windjammer. Its only a 2 cinema local complex with new digital proj and new sound. Cinema 1 has about a 40' wide screen so they will look retty good.
Mark Cuban is cheap cheap cheap. I'n waiting for him to close down one of the 2 Landmark cinemas here in the Boston area even though they seem to do well. The one in Cambridge and the one in Waltham.
I,m back with more info. Raintree County from what I have read was filmed in Camera 65(same as Ben Hur) but was never shown in 70mm on its 1st release anywhere. MGM said they could not get any 70mm theatres in the country because they were all booked solid at that time. They then needed to get it out so they sent it out in a 35mm Cinemascope roadshow version. It was not seen in 70mm until the 80s-90-s in 70mm in a New York film festival.
I,m back with more info. Raintree County from what I have read was filmed in Camera 65(same as Ben Hur) but was never shown in 70mm on its 1st release anywhere. MGM said they could not get any 70mm theatres in the country because they were all booked solid at that time. They then needed to get it out so they sent it out in a 35mm Cinemascope roadshow version. It was not seen in 70mm until the 80s-90-s in 70mm in a New York film festival.
After reading some of the above comments I must put in my 2 cents. Porgy & Bess opened at the Astor in 70mm Todd AO in 1959(I saw it there) and it was followed by Spartacus in Super Technirama 70mm. Both were the same aspect ratio of 2.21:1(70mm). As far as Oklahoma it ran at the Saxon in 35mm cinemascope roadshow for most of its engagement until Todd AO was put in and then in Todd AO for the rest of its engagement. Oklahoma was shot both in Cinemascope and Todd AO at the same time. There are many differences in both versions. And to ever said they saw Ryan's Daughter in 70mm at the Astor may have seen I re-issue because its original run was at the Charles.
While in the Navy and also stationed at the Naval Photo Center in 1960-1962 and 1964-1966 and then again for only 2 weeks in around 1983 I visited the Ontario many times. Saw the 70mm Roadshow of Sound Of Musicthere. I did not work there but I did work P.T. nights at the Sears offices in Silver Springs and I also was one of the projectionists at The NAS Anacostia base theatre.
Did Radio City ever have 70mm capabilities? I know they were the firstwith horizontal VistaVision.
To Howard Haas. When This is Cinerama in 70mm played here in Boston it played at the non Cinerama Beacon theatre. It was a medium size Flat Screen and lousy stereo. This is the theatre that the subway ran under, not the Boston Cinerama theatre as you mentioned. Saw a few other movies Little Big Man and Towering Inferno at the Beacon. Lousy projection and sound and what was really annoying was the subway noise every 10mins or less. The Boston Cinerama theatre was terrific. Saw 5 of the 3strips there. HTWWW was projected beautifully with great sound and I sat in the 1st row of the balcony. Saw WWOTBG in 3 strip at the San Diego Cinerama. Saw 2001 in 70mm, Cinerama in San Francisco and also at the Seattle Cinerama. What a great theatre. Saw Ice Station Zebra at the Providence Cinerama. A very nice old theatre remodeled and similar in design as the San Diego Cinerama. Both owned by Lockwood & Gordon theatres. Saw a couple of 3strips at the Warner in D.C. Also Greatest Story Ever Told in 70mm Cinerama at the Uptown in D.C. Projected lousy. Finally I saw a 70mm blowup of Doctor Zhivago at the Rotterdam, Holland Cinerama. Looked great. Had already seen it before at the Florida theatre in Pensacola in 35mm. It looked good but the 70mm print blew it out of the water.
If I remember right the Florida theatre was about 200' from the Rex and the Saenger being halfway down Palafox. All 3 theatres were on the left side of the st. walking from the Hotel heading to the Auditorium at the end.


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View a video interview with John Towns, leader of the National Science Foundation's new Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) project, talking about the vision for XSEDE and how it will build on the TeraGrid.
A partnership of 17 institutions last week announced a new project that allows researchers open access to the power of supercomputers, advanced computational tools and digital resources and services directly from their desktops.
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1 An Instruction of Asaph. Why, O God, hast Thou cast off for ever? Thine anger smoketh against the flock of Thy pasture. | 1 Why have you rejected us forever, O God? Why does your anger smolder against the sheep of your pasture? |
2 Remember Thy company. Thou didst purchase of old, Thou didst redeem the rod of Thy inheritance, This mount Zion -- Thou didst dwell in it. | 2 Remember the people you purchased of old, the tribe of your inheritance, whom you redeemed-- Mount Zion, where you dwelt. |
3 Lift up Thy steps to the perpetual desolations, Everything the enemy did wickedly in the sanctuary. | 3 Turn your steps toward these everlasting ruins, all this destruction the enemy has brought on the sanctuary. |
4 Roared have thine adversaries, In the midst of Thy meeting-places, They have set their ensigns as ensigns. | 4 Your foes roared in the place where you met with us; they set up their standards as signs. |
5 He is known as one bringing in on high Against a thicket of wood -- axes. | 5 They behaved like men wielding axes to cut through a thicket of trees. |
6 And now, its carvings together With axe and hatchet they break down, | 6 They smashed all the carved paneling with their axes and hatchets. |
7 They have sent into fire Thy sanctuary, to the earth they polluted the tabernacle of Thy name, | 7 They burned your sanctuary to the ground; they defiled the dwelling place of your Name. |
8 They said in their hearts, `Let us oppress them together,' They did burn all the meeting-places of God in the land. | 8 They said in their hearts, "We will crush them completely!" They burned every place where God was worshiped in the land. |
9 Our ensigns we have not seen, There is no more a prophet, Nor with us is one knowing how long. | 9 We are given no miraculous signs; no prophets are left, and none of us knows how long this will be. |
10 Till when, O God, doth an adversary reproach? Doth an enemy despise thy name for ever? | 10 How long will the enemy mock you, O God? Will the foe revile your name forever? |
11 Why dost Thou turn back Thy hand, Even Thy right hand? From the midst of Thy bosom remove [it]. | 11 Why do you hold back your hand, your right hand? Take it from the folds of your garment and destroy them! |
12 And God [is] my king of old, Working salvation in the midst of the earth. | 12 But you, O God, are my king from of old; you bring salvation upon the earth. |
13 Thou hast broken by Thy strength a sea-[monster], Thou hast shivered Heads of dragons by the waters, | 13 It was you who split open the sea by your power; you broke the heads of the monster in the waters. |
14 Thou hast broken the heads of leviathan, Thou makest him food, For the people of the dry places. | 14 It was you who crushed the heads of Leviathan and gave him as food to the creatures of the desert. |
15 Thou hast cleaved a fountain and a stream, Thou hast dried up perennial flowings. | 15 It was you who opened up springs and streams; you dried up the ever flowing rivers. |
16 Thine [is] the day, also Thine [is] the night, Thou hast prepared a light giver -- the sun. | 16 The day is yours, and yours also the night; you established the sun and moon. |
17 Thou hast set up all the borders of earth, Summer and winter Thou hast formed them. | 17 It was you who set all the boundaries of the earth; you made both summer and winter. |
18 Remember this -- an enemy reproached Jehovah, And a foolish people have despised Thy name. | 18 Remember how the enemy has mocked you, O LORD, how foolish people have reviled your name. |
19 Give not up to a company, The soul of Thy turtle-dove, The company of Thy poor ones forget not for ever. | 19 Do not hand over the life of your dove to wild beasts; do not forget the lives of your afflicted people forever. |
20 Look attentively to the covenant, For the dark places of earth, Have been full of habitations of violence. | 20 Have regard for your covenant, because haunts of violence fill the dark places of the land. |
21 Let not the oppressed turn back ashamed, Let the poor and needy praise Thy name, | 21 Do not let the oppressed retreat in disgrace; may the poor and needy praise your name. |
22 Arise, O God, plead Thy plea, Remember Thy reproach from a fool all the day. | 22 Rise up, O God, and defend your cause; remember how fools mock you all day long. |
23 Forget not the voice of Thine adversaries, The noise of Thy withstanders is going up continually! | 23 Do not ignore the clamor of your adversaries, the uproar of your enemies, which rises continually. |
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The fashion featured throughout the Agga B Spring 2012 lookbook is sleek, sophisticated and contemporary. Each elegant, colorful and boldly patterned ensemble is given an exotic touch, however, thanks to the use of some tribal-like face paint. It adds a new perspective to the outfits, giving a native appeal to the floral prints, raw accessories and fringed accents.
The Agga B Spring 2012 lookbook stars Chicago-based stylist April Francis. A feminine collection, it is filled with both clean lines and billowing cuts. Shot by photographer Rb Del Rosario, Francis' voluminous curls and eccentric makeup was done by beauty artist Morgan Blau.
The Agga B Spring 2012 collection can be found in local Chicago boutiques such as Michelle Tan and The Tailor shop.