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1. Marlon Brando
The only reason I'm in Hollywood is that I don't have the moral courage to refuse the money.
"Yeah, yeah, how typical! EVERYONE loves this guy!" Ya must be thinking it, but I say, well no DUH he deserves all the praise. Marlon IS the greatest actor of all time, and I push this fact on everybody verbosely and shamelessly. He was a rare marvel to behold- a thunderous flash of bright lightning captured on the silver screen. Marlon was sensitive enough to have the acute intuition to play a character exactly how it should be played. He guided himself through numerous roles, good and bad, happy and sad, mad and glad, emotive and perceptive, positively deceptive and unpredictable. Even when he became middle aged and paunchy, to downright fat and morbidly obese, he still had that ole spark in his twinkling eyes. Marlon told it like it was, and was bold and unapologetic about his actions and behavior. Unlike many other slags in Hollywood, he had a strong backbone and the utmost degree of talent and star quality. Plus, he was soooo good lookin! For that and much more, he's my number 1 and forever will be till I drop dead. My Fave Movies Of His: On The Waterfront A Streetcar Named Desire The Wild One Last Tango In Paris The Godfather Apocalypse Now Severin Severin's rating:
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2. Klaus Kinski
The truth is, I can never die. For I will be in everything and see you in everything and watch over you. I am your reaction in the water of a mountain lake.
The first thing you need to know about this man is that he was probably borderline insane. Or pretending to be. When he says things like this: "About 25 years ago, I was in an apartment, and next door, they put on the radio, so I struck the wall with my fist, but they did not put the radio down. I took a tool and banged until I made a hole through the wall. It was like a comedy movie." ...It's pretty hard to tell exactly what he was. From claiming that he molested his own daughter to driving Werner Herzog to near madness, the guy had his share of depravities and scornful mental and social issues. I like to think of Klaus as an extraordinary and unique thespian, loony or not loony, watching him is like watching a meticulously detailed train wreck. And I mean that in the best way possible, the dude was full of fluid energy and magical wonder. Fave Movies: The Great Silence Nosferatu the Vampyre Aguirre: The Wrath of God Fitzcarraldo Woyzeck Severin Severin's rating:
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3. Warren Beatty
Movies are fun, but they're not a cure for cancer.
Although some may like to denigrate Warren as a vain and narcissistic pretty boy man whore, I don't- I mean he ....Dammit, alright, that's PART of what Warren is, but not the whole picture. The man is a million dollar smile, an easygoing charm and a fancy name with swooping W's and crossed T's, but HEY he's more than just delicious at face value. Warren took vicarious advantage of a time when Hollywood was just coming out of its restrictively repressive studio era. Warren conned bigwigs into backing his ambitious and often provocative projects, which were and still are revolutionary and mind blowing. And so after Bonnie & Clyde, he ALWAYS got complete control of the movies he starred in, directing and producing many of them. That's what I like about him- besides being a sleazy ladies man, he was a genteel hero of 60s and 70s cinema. Confident and crass, always kickin' ass. Fave Movies: Bonnie & Clyde Lilith McCabe & Mrs.Miller Reds Splendor In The Grass Severin Severin's rating:
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4. Jack Nicholson
With my sunglasses on, I'm Jack Nicholson. Without them, I'm fat and 60.
If you are casting an actor to play a maniac in your movie, Jack's name is usually the first one that comes to mind. Nobody, and I mean not even Nicolas Cage, can play a mentally unhinged lunatic better than this man. He is, quite simply, a living legend. Jack's been buried in loads of drugs, sex and money, and in the end he still came out sane, iconic and top of everything. His animated and dynamic acting style is something only he could pull off, it's Jack's key trademark and claim to fame. But he shouldn't just be pigeonholed and renowned for playing crazy, the dude is a masterful actor of mythic proportion and dynamic valiance. He is a total goodness gracious great ball of fire, and the apple of my movie- watching eyes. Fave Movies: One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest Five Easy Pieces The Shining Chinatown The Last Detail Severin Severin's rating:
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5. Paul Newman
If you don't any have enemies, you don't have character.
The man with gorgeous blue eyes, the color of crystal-azure skies. Besides fangirling over his innocuously attractive face that looked like a Grecan sculpture finely carved from stone, I can also admire his long and illustrious movie career. Paul was the big hotshot of his heyday, and with such precariously keen acting talent, it was a given. One of the biggest things I love about Paul is that he was so good natured and affable in real life. He just looks like the nicest, most friendly and handsome guy you'll ever meet, and he totally was all that. Fave Movies: Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid The Sting Cool Hand Luke Hud The Hustler Severin Severin's rating:
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6. Steve McQueen
There's something about my shaggy-dog eyes that makes people think I'm good.
Steve is the epitome of cool. The king of cool, the high mighty overlord, or whatever grand titles you can possibly conjure up. He was THE primordial action hero before people knew what the hell a Schwarzenegger even was, he was walkin' fast and whoopin' ass like there was no tomorrow. I love Steve's cordial and candid acting style, and how smooth and slick he was on camera. Steve grew up in a bad and abusive home, but he persevered and became larger than life. Fave Movies: Papillon Bullitt The Thomas Crown Affair The Getaway The Great Escape Severin Severin's rating:
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7. Dustin Hoffman
The two basic items necessary to sustain life are sunshine and coconut milk.
Dustin burst out onto the scene basically saying, "Look bitch- I'm short and Jewish, I'm realistic and imperfect, I'm not Robert Redford, I'm not fancy pants McClassy- I'm me, and I'm original." He is essentially, the very definition of adorkable. Besides that, he's a barrelfull of fun and wisdom, and probably the most truly talented and versatile person on this list. Dustin makes any movie 1000% better and can act any role he puts his mind to. Fave Movies: Little Big Man The Graduate Lenny Midnight Cowboy Papillon Severin Severin's rating:
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8. Dennis Hopper
It takes more than going down to the video store and renting "Easy Rider" to be a rebel.
I've mentioned lunacy and psychotic behavior in a few of these other actors, but Dennis is the real deal. He was practically blacklisted from Hollywood for his outrageous behavior on set. He was loaded up on drugs for more than half his life, and it was only when he went clean that began receiving job offers. When Dennis was sober and working, he played his roles with fire and brimstone. He was a scene stealer, a wild weirdo, a savage savant at his craft. And it takes a monstrous amount of zest and zeal to be a truly great actor. Fave Movies: Blue Velvet Easy Rider True Romance River's Edge Apocalypse Now Severin Severin's rating:
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9. Robert De Niro
You'll have time to rest when you're dead.
Do I even have to make some sort of comment? You're spotlessly clear on who this man is, right? De Niro, De Niro, Robert fucking De Niro! Also known as the king of cinema. He's a man for all seasons, a metaphysical morphing chameleon. Every role he takes fits him like a glove, like an old friend who's just been waiting for his arrival. De Niro's is accomplished in a major way, has made dozens of quality films and is an all purpose adaptable movie making robot who does his job with grace and an enviable perfection. Fave Movies: Taxi Driver Heat The Godfather: Part II The Deer Hunter Once Upon A Time In America Raging Bull GoodFellas Casino Mean Streets Angel Heart Severin Severin's rating:
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10. Al Pacino
I'm an actor, not a star. Stars are people who live in Hollywood and have heart-shaped swimming pools.
Al is one of my close faves because I've been in love with him since I was like 14. I saw The Godfather, and that was it. From then on, I idolized him like there was no tomorrow. I think Al is such a skilled, instinctual and affecting actor. Sometimes he plays characters that are soft, benign and patient, and other times he plays ones that are so cold hearted and terrifying. He can travel back and forth between both ends of the spectrum so easily. Al's so charismatic and mysterious. Fave Movies: Dog Day Afternoon Scarecrow The Godfather I & II Scarface Heat The Panic In Needle Park Serpico Severin Severin's rating:
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11. Clint Eastwood
I think being able to age gracefully is a very important talent. It is too late for me.
Clint, oh Clint- the man with the formidable squint. Yet another baddass put on a heavenly pedestal by many and all. Everyone wants to be as tough and daring as him. But they can't because he's a species of man on the verge of extinction. A beautifully admirable dinosaur, he is. His voice is so soothing, his eyes are so intelligent and his abilities are infinite. Clint is unbeatable, unbreakable and one hell of a man. Fave Movies: The Dollars Trilogy Escape From Alcatraz The Beguiled Million Dollar Baby Where Eagles Dare Dirty Harry Severin Severin's rating:
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12. Rutger Hauer
I don't know what my appeal is. I can see I've got blue eyes and don't look like the Hunchback of Notre Dame but I can't understand the fuss.
Omg, he is too humble. Rutger is hypnotic and spellbinding to watch. The appeal is much more than just his super angelic pale blue eyes, it's his aptitude and knack for acting that kills me and everyone else. Rutger's been in an astounding load of stinkers, but I think that he always shines through despite his failings. Also he was so aristocratic and suave looking when he was young, *sigh* Fave Movies: Blade Runner Turkish Delight Flesh + Blood The Hitcher Soldier Of Orange Severin Severin's rating:
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13. Malcolm McDowell
Let's not get too precious about it: actors are not heart surgeons or brain surgeons. We are just entertaining people.
Yeah, ok there, I don't think you even know your own power you majestic creature, you! Malc was another one of the first actors I got hooked on, presumably for his foxy face and captivating personality. He emits an aura of enthralling elegance, with that sophisticated Brit accent and blinding smile. Though Malcom's been in a lot of crapola too, I can so forgive him because he's Alex effing DeLarge. Fave Movies: A Clockwork Orange If.... O Lucky Man! Caligula Cat People Severin Severin's rating:
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14. Alain Delon
I don't really have the fear of death. I think to life.
The thing that always got me most about Alain was that he looked completely perfect in every way. I mean so perfect, that he resembled a celestial being. A lot of his characters were cold and inhuman, like some sort of otherworldly aliens. But the frigid and frosty facades finely perpetuate his persona. It goes with his acting style, and I buy it fully everytime I see him on screen. Alain is like an icy French god, an arduous algorithm. Face Movies: Le Samourai Spirits of the Dead L'Eclisse Rocco And His Brotheres The Leopard Severin Severin's rating:
8.7 0
15. Marcello Mastroianni
With whom do you argue? With a woman, of course. Not with a friend, because he accepted all your defects the moment he found you. Besides, woman is mother-have we forgotten?
If you've ever heard the Italian phrase "Fuoco Nelle Vene," you'll know that Marcello definitely had fire in his luminous blood. His collaborations with Fellini are like total cinematic bliss. They're dynamite, the two creative goombahs go together like a horse and carriage. And Marcello himself is a thrill to watch. He's flashy yet graceful, captivating yet sorrowful, a guy who finds solace from indulgence. The man was strikingly sensational! Fave Movies: 8½ La Dolce Vita The Stranger Severin Severin's rating:
8.1 0
16. Sean Connery
I admit I'm being paid well, but it's no more than I deserve. After all, I've been screwed more times than a hooker.
This guy is the venerable, all around lovable Scotsman. He's rough n tough, ballsy and gruff, and is forever (to me at least) the best James Bond, period! But it ain't just those tacky ole action flicks that I so dearly love. It's the fact that Sean stars in those mindless adrenaline junkie types of movies, and makes them so irresistible and fun. And his accent is like music to my ears. Fave Movies: Goldfinger Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade From Russia With Love Diamonds Are Forever The Rock Severin Severin's rating:
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17. Richard Burton
I've done the most awful rubbish in order to have somewhere to go in the morning.
When people consider Rich to be a "hammy" actor or only famous because of Liz Taylor, I get the strongest urge to wanna punch their lights out. The guy was a boozing, alcoholic Welshman who drank himself to death, but acted his wholesome heart out in every role. The dude's a Hemingway-esque tragic figure. He had such animated anger in films, this zeal and mania for acting that flared up everytime a scene got intense. Rich's acting was also poetic and dramatic, an ode to classic theatrical acting. I always know that if he's in a movie, it's gotta be quality stuff. Fave Movies: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? The Spy Who Came In From The Cold Equus 1984 The Night of the Iguana Severin Severin's rating:
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18. Jean-Paul Belmondo
"I don't want to be a flying grandpa of the French cinema" (about his further participation in action films).
Jean Paul has a face that looks he like ran into a fucking WALL! And I mean that as a good thing- he's unique and attractive all in his own way. That and the laconic wit, broad smile, and eternal cigarette clenched between his teeth, are the portrait of an icon. Like Alain, he's a pillar in French movie history and one of the most well known faces from the Nouvelle Vague. Jean Paul was funny and cool at the same time, with multiple layers of pure, unbridled skill at his profession. Fave Films: Breathless Pierrot Le Fou Le Doulos A Woman Is A Woman Two Women Severin Severin's rating:
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19. Toshirô Mifune
I'm not always great in pictures, but I'm always true to the Japanese spirit.
Whenever Toshiro fixes villains with his penetrating, steely-eyed glare in a Kurosawa movie- I always know some shit's gonna go down. That and the gruff, barking tones of intimidation and mad sword skills make him a genuine baddass. Toshiro played hilarious and foolish characters who had wacky wiles, or he played serious and dedicated characters who were hell bent on some kind of a mission. Point is, whatever he played, the guy was brills to the brim. He's definitely the pride of Japan's celebrated and distinguished cinema. Fave Movies: Seven Samurai Rashomon Yojimbo Stray Dog Severin Severin's rating:
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You might enjoy Werner Herzog's documentary My Best Fiend - Klaus Kinski.
Posted: 2 years, 2 months ago at Feb 16 7:31
Great list again. Glad to see you still have great ideas for lists.
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I love to read these lists of yours, and your commentary of why these gentlemen are the finest of the craft. Even though I don't really agree on most choices you have here. :)
I can comment in more length of why and for what of reason if you are interested, but not now. For I am very, very drunk and feel no desire to do so in this state of mind.
I love to read these lists of yours, and your commentary of why these gentlemen are the finest of the craft. Even though I don't really agree on most choices you have here. :)
I can comment in more length of why and for what of reason if you are interested, but not now. For I am very, very drunk and feel no desire to do so in this state of mind.
Posted: 2 years, 2 months ago at Feb 18 1:45
Good list. I am looking forward to reading the rest of the comments.
Posted: 2 years, 1 month ago at Mar 12 8:44
This must be one of the greatest and most accurate (for me) lists I've ever seen! I just love all of those actors. Thank you.
Posted: 1 year, 5 months ago at Oct 29 8:24
Great list!
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Praise the Lords! (;
love that list!
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Posted: 1 year, 2 months ago at Feb 16 19:42
awesome list, you have very good taste in actors of great quality... I would also add Anthony Hopkins, Kevin Spacey, Harvey Keitel and Bill Murray here, then it would also be list of all my favourite actors:)
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Great list, I love the thought and effort you have put into this :)
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for an undisclosed sum, the Redwood Shores, Calif., company announced.
Oblixs identity management products are designed to provide not only secure sign-on to Web portals, but also ongoing security control by monitoring a users identity even once he or she has signed on to a site.
The technology addresses what has become a hot market, thanks in large part to regulatory pressures coming from sources such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and Californias privacy act. "The idea of having accountability, determining who accessed which resources, that you can demonstrate that youve implemented things like separation of duties and those kind of audit controls, is [particularly] important in the government market," said Phil Schacter, vice president of security and identity management at Burton Group, headquartered in Midvale, Utah. As the market has heated up, so too have acquisitions in this space accelerated. With Mondays announcement, Oracle joins a gaggle of vendors that are vying to deliver identity management solutions that enterprises can use in heterogeneous environments. To wit: In October,
Computer Associates International Inc. announced it would buy identity management vendor Netegrity Inc.
for $430 million in cash. Similarly,
BMC Software Inc. picked up identity management vendor Calendra
for $33 million in January. "Clearly, identity management is starting to become a market for larger companies," Schacter said. "[Vendors] have to be able to execute in global markets [and] to sell and support these technologies. Big vendors have recognized how important identity management is to the larger platforms and systems management and securities management strategies for their big accounts." With the acquisition, Oracle will be picking up about 200 Oblix enterprise customers, Schacter said, and the opportunity to acquire far more. "Oracles goal in acquiring Oblix is more to expand its capabilities to deliver identity management services for more than just the Oracle environment and Oracle customers, but also to be able to support broader enterprise needsto have identity management that would work with any platform, any application server," he said.
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Larger players in the identity management space include Novell Inc., RSA Security Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc. and, in particular, IBM with its Tivoli product line. The Oblix purchase is Oracles second identity management acquisition in less than a year.
Oracle purchased Phaos Technology Corp.
in May 2004, acquiring the potential to provision users across systemsan area also being worked on by the Liberty Alliance. In July,
Oracle joined the Liberty Alliance,
a global consortium devoted to developing an open, federated identity standard. There is little overlap between the Oblix and Phaos acquisitions, Schacter said, although Oblix has implemented some of the same protocols as Phaos. Whereas Phaos never put an enterprise solution into the market, mostly selling toolkits and OEMing its products to other identity management vendors, Oblix has been in the enterprise market for some four or five years, offering a product line initially focused on Web access management, Web single sign-on and identity administration. That is primarily the product line that Oracle will integrate with its Identity Management technology, said Schacter, who was briefed on the acquisition last week. For its part,
Oblix acquired Confluent Systems
last year. It picked up Web services management technology in that purchasetechnology that Oracle will integrate with its Application Server and Portal products, Schacter said.
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Usefulness of clinical and NT-proBNP monitoring for prognostic guidance in destabilized heart failure outpatients. | |
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AIMS: To study the relative prognostic value of N-terminal pro-B-type natriuretic peptide (NT-proBNP) monitoring in addition to clinical disease severity scores (CDSSs) in outpatients with destabilized heart failure (HF). METHODS AND RESULTS: Seventy-one outpatients with recently destabilized HF were recruited. At baseline, and at all following visits, a CDSS based on Framingham criteria was obtained, and NT-proBNP levels were measured in a blind fashion. CDSS did not correlate with NT-proBNP levels at any time (P > 0.1), although their relative changes correlated during follow-up (P < 0.001). Forty patients (56%) had clinical events (cardiovascular death and/or HF hospitalization) within 1 year of follow-up. Changes in CDSS from baseline were not predictive of subsequent events (P > 0.1 for all visits), whereas changes in NT-proBNP levels were predictive at several time points: week 2 (P = 0.005), week 3 (P = 0.037), week 4 (P = 0.015), and 6 months (P = 0.026). A change in NT-proBNP levels at follow-up week 2 (%) added independent prognostic information (P < 0.001, HR 0.982, 95% CI 0.972-0.992) to baseline CDSS (P = 0.002, HR 2.05, 95% CI 1.290-3.266), age (P = 0.007, HR 1.034, 95% CI 1.009-1.059), and left ventricular ejection fraction (P = 0.013, HR 0.942, 95% CI 0.898-0.987). CONCLUSION: Serial monitoring for per cent change in NT-proBNP concentrations offers superior prognostic information to clinical assessment among outpatients with recent destabilized HF. |
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Homepage. | This page: A fascinating set of vintage photographs showing Crossley char-a-bancs in Chesterfield. |
Crossley charabancs.Firstly thanks to Jim Walker, who has sent over some fascinating old motoring photographs. This page features the Crossley charabancs that his family firm, C. Bower of Chesterfield, operated throughout the 1920s from their premises on Corporation Street. It was common for group photographs to be taken of the charabancs with their passengers on board, and happily Jim has a number of these in his collection of memorabilia. Many Crossley buses and charabancs were actually built by outside firms, using the chassis and running gear of ex-military (WW1) Crossley lorries. Jim confirms that these charabancs were built using former Royal Flying Corps vehicles by Metcalffs. This coachbuilder was situated behind the Yellow Lion pub, which appears in the background of some of these shots. The "R" registration suggests that they were registered prior to March 1923. |
C. Bower charabanc hire.The first photo shows three charabancs parked in a line outside the Yellow Lion, the first two being Crossleys both sporting Seagull livery. |
A group of passenger, mainly gents, are seen here ready for day trip. Many of the photos were taken in the same location. Note the Fry's Chocolate sign in the background. |
An all-ladies day out by the looks of it, parked up outside the Clifton Arms Hotel. Unusually, the driver is nowhere to be seen in this photo. |
Back to the road outside the Yellow Lion again, with two charabancs plus a lone Austin motor-car. |
Next, what looks like an advertising postcard for C. Bower's 14 seater charabanc service, with just a driver in shot. Only scuttle lamps are fitted to this example. |
A fully loaded Crossley parked outside the Bower's garage. Note the signwriting on the building, advertising 14 seater Char-a-bancs, Shelibiers*, Hearses, Child's Coaches, and Landaus. They also offered a funeral director and taxi cab service. |
* Apparently a Shelibier is a horse-drawn hearse with a cabin for the main mourners en-suite. The coffin deck swivelled to allow the coffin to be removed decorously from the side (Thanks Jim!). |
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The hottest book in photography right now is The Moment It Clicks by Joe McNally. So, I thought I'd give it a try – I wasn't disappointed – it's everything it's been built up to be. I've mentioned in past reviews, that the biggest compliment I can give a book is to keep it within arm's reach at my desk. Well, this book does one better. It may make its way into my bags/travel gear when I go out to shoot. The images are truly inspirational and the stories/lessons that go along are just as useful. Read on for a few more thoughts on this great book.
Other reviews (and there have been a lot of them) describe The Moment It Clicks as having one leg in the classroom and one on the coffee table. While I agree with that, I'd describe it differently.
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As I read the book, it felt like I was walking through a fine art gallery, with the artist right next to me! I'd look at a great shot on the wall and Joe would lean in and say "Hey, here's the story behind that one…" or "Wanna know the trick on how to get that lighting?". The combination of great images and succinct, humorous, yet informative writing style really brings it home.
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- It appeals to folks at all skill levels. Wheter beginner or advanced, we all need inspiration and the tricks that help us get that great shot.
- It helped prompt me to think outside the box. Several shots used an LCD projector as one of the light sources – how great is that?!?
- You get to see pictures/descriptions of his gear.
- You get to walk into Joe's head just a bit. He tells the good stories and the sad. He shared stories about celebrities he worked with and about how his career impacted his family. At the end of the book, you feel the emotion of the book.
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The great collector Sir Hans Sloane (1660-1753) began acquiring shells during his travels in the West Indies in 1687-9. The examples he collected there included many species that had not previously been seen in Europe.
After Sloane returned to England, his friend Martin Lister (1639-1712) included these shells alongside others from Sloane's collection in his amibitious work, Historiae Conchyliorum (1685-92). Lister's book, which was beautifully engraved by his daughters, was an important work in promoting conchology (the study of shells) as an activity that could lead to an understanding of nature. By contrast, later in the century, collectors like the Revd C.M. Cracherode (1730-99) spent large sums on shells that they prized primarily for their beauty and variety. Cracherode's magnificent collection also came to the Museum when he died.
Sloane continued to collect shells after he returned to London. Like other collectors of shells, Sloane often added to his collection by buying or trading examples from other shell collectors and from naturalists. His huge collection included examples that he had obtained from Engelbert Kaempfer (Japan), Mark Catesby (America), his friend the merchant William Courten, and the pirate William Dampier (South Seas).
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Perhaps pictures and photos can capture an unspeakable essence in certain times of our lives, for apart from poses, they are attitudes. a deliberate pose is a statement, for instance in this photograph of yours and the more unapproachable it gets, the more mysterious.
however, the candid solitude that nature presents or the careless pose of someone unawares, that, only that reflects the true essence of things or can.
that does not mean photos or pictures are not true but they are thus only acts of creation, like a poem say.
the true essence of beauty lies in a wild sadness and some pictures of yours are truly that. i will visit your harem more often.I like kubla khan's just phrase "a wild sadness" in describing your photographs. That seems right to me. This image never releases its last secrets, which may be another definition of beauty (and it is a beautiful image that I like very much).
Though I do read this as "unposed," it seems hard, finally, to make the distinction between the posed and the unposed shot, since even the unplanned photograph is still the one chosen and framed by the photographer, the one the photographer has elected to display out of, perhaps, many others that were discarded. Maybe one could talk about a difference in intention for the photographer and the subject of the photograph.... but I don't know how. Or maybe the difference between "posed" and "unposed" is ultimately a difference in the viewer's expectation?kubla: I would leave that "perhaps" aside, in your first sentence. and I would say that, on the contrary, this next sentence of yours needs the modal modifier I took out of the first one :-) : "however, the candid solitude that nature presents or the careless pose of someone unawares, that, PERHAPS only that reflects the true essence of things". because I think a statement, a deliberate pose can do this also. however, anhaga is right - in this case it was not a "deliberate pose", what made you think that? still, my framing of the picture is of course a deliberate act and this leaves open all the questions raised by anhaga.
"wild sadness" as essence of beauty - here I could agree, but again, why do I feel the need for "maybe" once more, when I talk to you? maybe beauty is this, but maybe something else also, and much more than all this and than all that can be named.
harem, ha :-) I wonder: if Scheherazade had shown the king a picture every night, instead of telling him a story, would she have survived? and for how long? would this lead to a "ut pictura poesis" sui generis? :-) I somehow doubt that, still this could be the exciting beginning of an "aesthetics in the harem", after all, we already have the "philosophy in the bedroom". but I wonder who would write it :-)james!!! are you back? yes, you are back! :-) I am so glad!
I have already answered to kubla and referred to your very interesting questions. I like your hesitation between intentionalist and anti-intentionalist theories of interpretation :-) and leaving the door open for a kind of "viewer-response criticism" :-)"I wonder: if Scheherazade had shown the king a picture every night, instead of telling him a story, would she have survived? (yes!) and for how long? (long!) would this lead to a "ut pictura poesis" sui generis? :-) I somehow doubt that (why?) , still this could be the exciting beginning of an "aesthetics in the harem", after all, we already have the "philosophy in the bedroom". but I wonder who would write it :-)"
YOU would write it .... in your next post, my dear - the enthralled public insists!ahahahah :-) dearest ffflaneur :-)
I don't know, I think in a way people respond much more to words, or that it is much easier to get obsessed with words, and be fascinated with them, then with pictures, images don't get hold of you in this passionate, possessive way... I was thinking about this, that even here people react much more to the words, to the poetical context in which I embed the image, and that it wouldn't be the same if I just showed the image by itself...
let me think about that harem-aesthetics, hmmm :-) oh, your vote of confidence honours me, but I don't think I could pull off such an exploit :-)- Anonymous8 July 2008 at 11:22
Sorry, I couldn't make heads or tails of this picture. Who or what is it? Is it someone floating to the ceiling or a giant bored of watching t.v., perhaps? Or someone trying to smother themselves with a pillow? A suicide or an attempt to stop laughing?
You must tell. Some of your pictures are so disorienting. I can't make out the angles.
As for the harem that Mr. Kubla Khan mentions: where is it? - Anonymous11 July 2008 at 05:49
Hello, roxana! :)
Well, seeing isn't always believing! A fish in the great sea does not "see " it, does not "talk" about it: the fish knows there are no maps for it, that there never are for true places; it is just "in" it-and that is all that counts. If he finds his way, he finds his way.
Yes, perhaps it goes deeper..
See the fish
in the sea
deep down
deep down
grey, wild hunger
Open eye
and open mouth
search the water
north and south.
There are mountains
in the sea;
oh, deep down
deep down
--W.Bronk. (in delayed chat mode )
oh, here we go again ;-) !! : words versus visuals!
Of course words and stories unfold in time and so can captivate people by the "what's next" . Whereas a photo, having captured an instant, charms us on the spot. But then again, as a frozen image, a photo (or painting) may also mesmerize us into enduring contemplation …
But I admit that it is not very likely that the lure of contemplation would keep a lusty bloodthirsty king from murder, his predatory instincts would indeed rather need the thrill of a cliffhanger to be deceived. :-)
(a modern Scheherazade might thus resort to a daily TV-soap to keep the king hooked)ffflaneur, yes :-) here we go again! and it is not strange that after all this time we still have to go back to Lessing's Laookon ? maybe to make a puzzle game out of a picture would be also a solution, then we would free the image out of its spatial boundaries and allow it a temporal development - yes, I could show you one picture per week, each evening another puzzle piece :-)


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As we foreshadowed this morning, Captain Joel Fox turned in the canceled checks today as part of his settlement agreement with the Maricopa County Department of Elections. All of the checks are made out to the "Command Officers Association," (except for one made out to "C.O.A.")
But wait a minute -- didn't Fox tell us there was no actual "association?" And who told these fat cats who to make the checks out to?
Someone might be in big trouble -- maybe a few someones.
And what the heck -- there's a new donor's name here, a guy named Nicholas William Fergis, who gave $10,000 in a wire transfer to the SCA account in January of 2008. Yet Fox was supposed to have given all the donors' names in his original filing last month.
More to come after we call Jeffrey Messing, the county's hired gun who's helping to expose this scandal for the public...
... Okay, Messing wasn't much help. The only thing he would say is that he and county officials are "continuing to review the recent submissions."
It makes sense that Messing can't comment on where this case may be headed. After all, Messing is acting as the attorney for county elections on the civil matters. As we noted earlier today, donations by a company to something like the SCA could be considered a criminal matter.
Here's a breakdown of what you'll see if you click on the county link above:
Fox wrote in his disclosure last month that Ellman contributed his donation in April of 2007.
*WTG Investments in Anchorage, Alaska, paid $25,000 to the SCA on December 31, 2007. The only Alaska dude in Fox's previous list was Tom Gimple, who Fox said gave $25,000 on August 19, 2008. The address on Albatross is for a single family residence, and it's the same address Fox put down in July for Gimple.
Hmm, why are the dates on the checks from Ellman and the WTG different than what Fox told the public last month?
Plus, Internet records show WTG Investments is an LLC.
Arizona law clearly states that an LLC cannot make a contribution with the purpose of influencing an election.
It's also worth noting that Fox didn't mention "WTG" in his July filing.
* Next up is the check by Texas resident James Wikert, who gave $25,000 on April 15, 2007. The address, 200 Crescent Court, is that of "The Crescent," which bills itself as Dallas' "premiere multi-purpose business complex."
Wikert's memo field notation, like that of WTG's, is highly suspicious: "PAC contribution." Why would he think the SCA was a PAC?
The dates are screwy here, too: Fox's July filing says Wikert gave $25,000 on July 23, 2007, not in April of that year. And Fox also previously reported that Wikert gave another $5,000 on August 30, 2007. Where's the check or wire transfer info for that five grand? Not here.
* The check to the SCA from Liautaud Development Group, LLC, (at the top of this post) also includes the name "James J. Liautaud." Is that Liautaud, the CEO of Jimmy Johns sandwich chain, or his dad? Can't tell. But either way, the LLC part is troubling.
The $10,000 check is dated February 18, 2008. Fox's July filing lists only Liautaud's name (in yet another apparent deception on Fox's part) and is dated January 18, 2008.
So, maybe Wikert bumped into Rankin one day last year at the Crescent food court and told him about this really neat bank account in Arizona. But, golly gee, Wikert wouldn't have said anything about a "PAC contribution," right? (Rankin's check memo field just states "contribution."
Another date discrepancy: Rankin's check is dated August 1, 2007, and Fox's July filing puts Rankin's contribution as coming in on February 22, 2008.
* Finally, we have the new guy, Fergis. No copy of a check here, just the note from Fox that Fergis made a wire transfer in the amount of $10,000 on January 8, 2008. In July, Fox didn't list Fergis or the big January 8 donation. Good thing the county asked for more info.
Fergis is a self-employed investor from Scottsdale who also donated to Mitt Romney's presidential campaign last year. The Romney connection is worth mentioning because Liautaud also gave to Romney, who was supported by Sheriff Arpaio.
Ah, what a tangled web they weave...
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6th November 2012, 11:12 PM | #1 |
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Help with valuation pair of Maggie's
I just came across a pair of new in box NOS MG-1 Maggie's. Never taken out of the inner plastic. Just wondering what these would be worth. They are the original first production of the MG-1 so they are old but otherwise in perfect condition. Anyone help me decide on what I should be able to sell or buy these for? I think I can get then for $200 and am thinking they are at least worth that but probably a bit more. Ideas, suggestions?
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I would think somewhere between $200 and $300.
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7th November 2012, 12:28 PM | #3 |
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The MG-1 model goes back quite a way, you will want to look at the panels carefully to assure that the bonding of the conductors to the membranes is intact, as I believe the de-bonding of these wires is as much time related as usage.
If things look good and they are otherwise intact then the fair price might be $400 or so...if not and they need refurbishing then much lower.
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Last pr i got of Mg1s...$10.us...there over 30years old an to send back to Magnepan to be re-wired well cost $7-800.us...i would pass...the Wire is not New...The MMgs new are only $600...Useds...$3-400.goodluck
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I have an update on these....correction, they are not BNIB but rather "like BNIB"....a big difference for sure....but from what I have now read what I know now os probaly even better than BNIB. These were sent back to the factory for refurbishing and rewiring 10-12 years ago and have remained in the box and factory repackaging since. So, not new but sent back to be fixed a while back and sat stored and unused since. I think that makes them probably worth a bit more...chances are they perform properly with ten year old "new" wires. Since last night I sent a message to BIL telling him $250 so I am in them for $250 regardless. Hopefully they are as described and factory reworked. He sent me pics of them in the boxes with all the factory plastic wrapping and from what I can tell they do appear pristine. Anyone know what the freq response and sensitivity of these were?
7th November 2012, 02:31 PM | #6 |
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Here You have an almost complete list of Magnepan models.
Speaker differences So, 50Hz - 16kHz as it seams.
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7th November 2012, 02:33 PM | #7 |
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From a consumer perspective, having been serviced does not really add to their value...
Especially since you do not know what happened to them and what was fixed... If you are thinking about it as a potential speaker for your system, then I would suggest trying to get a used MMG or something for a bit more. From an "investment" perspective, I don t think anyone would buy them, again because one can get the MMGs for a bit more.... So either way, my opinion would be to pass... |
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If you pass, I'd grab them in a second.
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Pass is off the table, as said, I am in them for $250. As my BIL understands they were rewired...which I take to mean all the old aluminum conductive element was replace on both....I wonder if anyone ever added any super tweeters to these. I have a few Neo3 that I was thinking I might slip under the sock somehow and extend the upper range a bit....maybe even set them ontop or off to the sides...who knows....
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You may have room on the sides depending on how the frame is made on these.
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The 740G doesn't support Shader Model 3 graphics but that's more a symptom of the problem than the problem itself as it would only encourage you to set your sights too high. More to the point is the 740G draws an additional 10 Watts of power compared to the 780G at idle which rises to 30W when the system is under load playing a Blu-ray movie. The 780G was perfectly happy operating with the small passive heatsinks on the Gigabyte but with the 740G motherboard we felt it necessary to use a case fan to cool the Northbridge as it hit 50 degrees and was continuing to rise. With the fan the temperature was stable at 40 degrees.
The real shock comes when you look at CPU load during Blu-ray playback as the 740G runs over 75 percent at all times and peaks at 100 percent load. You can see that an anti-virus update or incoming e-mail would interrupt things in those circumstances. By contrast the UVD 2.0 in the 780G chipset keeps the CPU load below 30 percent so you get the dual benefits of a CPU that is unstressed along with lower power consumption.
Plugging in a PCI Express HD 3450 graphics card sorted out Blu-ray playback on the 740G but made little difference to the 780G although it gave us the option of enabling Hybrid Graphics. This combines the 780G graphics core with the HD 3450 in CrossFire. The 780G wins this comparison in every department and makes you wonder who would buy a 740G. Yes it's slightly cheaper than 780G but it removes the option of building a Media Centre PC and takes away Blu-ray playback. It also increases the power draw of your PC, albeit by a small amount.
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Cable replays of "Fox News Sunday" averaged a combined 4,287,000 Total Viewers and 778,000 A25-54 viewers. Rebroadcasts of "Meet the Press" delivered 1,365,000 Total Viewers and 508,000 A25-54 viewers.
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The departure of directors Melinda Conrad, John Harvey and John Maasland, together with Hunt and Chenoweth, will take effect at 9 a.m. local time tomorrow, Sydney-based APN said today in a statement. A fourth board member, Kevin Luscombe, will retire as scheduled in April, it said.
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"While the board agreed the company needed to reduce its debt, it was unable to agree on the methodology," APN said today. Departing directors believed a capital raising should be undertaken when APN announces full-year results later this week, while "Independent News & Media Plc and its major shareholder together with Allan Gray, representing approximately 51 percent of APN's shares, have unequivocally indicated they are opposed to a capital raising at the present time."
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As of 2013, California, Arkansas, Colorado and Kansas were the only states that required licensure for psychiatric technicians. Requirements varied among these states, but typically included some college coursework and an examination.
To become licensed in California, students need to attend a state-approved psychiatric technician program, provide transcripts of their grades and report any misdemeanor or felony convictions. Colorado administers separate tests to students studying to work with the developmentally disabled or the mentally ill. Before registering to take one of these exams, Colorado students must complete a mandatory, state-approved psychiatric training program.
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From 2012-2022, employment of psychiatric technicians was expected to increase 4%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). This rate was slower-than-average compared to all other career fields. The median annual wage for psychiatric technicians as of 2013 was $29,880, per the BLS.
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The American Association of Psychiatric Technicians (AAPT) offers voluntary certification examinations for professionals in the field (www.psychtechs.org). In some instances, certification from AAPT is required for employment. Certification also can be helpful for those working in states where licensing is not mandatory because it shows knowledge in the field of psychiatric treatment.
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Starring some of their most famous stars, including Lukas Ridgeston, Ion Davidov, Sebastian Bonnet, and Chance, this film explores the making of several hit movies.
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Davec23 May 29, 2012 - 02:30:38 (See all My Comments)
Best of the bunch Julian my favourite from 12yrs ago and Chance great guy one of the only too fuck Johan, and Ion did to of course but he's the champ
DaveyC December 28, 2009 - 15:58:17 (See all My Comments)
Was there ever a more beautiful young guy as Lukas Ridgeston (picture 5)with his well-proportioned body, piercing blue eyes, finely rounded ass and that shapely uncut dick which mesmorised me when first I saw it several years ago. Although I have many of his films, I would do anything to see him in the flesh and wrap my lips around that gorgeous cock. A night(or nights)of unbridled passion with him would fulfil my wildest dreams! I love you, Lukas! xXx
musclebuilder98 October 11, 2007 - 15:49:58 (See all My Comments)
Anything but little boy in pic 1. That's Chance, anything but a little boy! with Johan Paulek, no little boy either, in American in Prague. Chance is sooo fkn hot. Too bad he was only in that Bel Ami video and in another with Connecticut in the title. He seems to have disappeared after that. I, too miss Lukas and also Ion Davidov who also is sooo fkn hot.
jebsonflynn September 17, 2007 - 18:29:08 (See all My Comments)
the little boy implication in pic 1 [they're lying on a teddy bear] is disturbing, very bad taste Bel Ami - what happened to all your big-dicked Eastern Euro stud-gods like Pavel Novotny?
Joel Ryan March 29, 2007 - 23:01:49 (See all My Comments)
It is a real shame that Lukas Ridgeston retired from the porn industry, he is such a beautiful man.


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Quiltmaker's Small Quilts to Debut
The offices of Quiltmaker are abuzz with excitement! This week marks the drop of our newest title, Quiltmaker's Small Quilts. Look for it on newsstands beginning Wednesday, May 12. We're celebrating in several ways. Please read on! We're hosting a … Continue reading
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I'm finding it hard to believe that this album just turned 15 years old, mainly because it still sounds so good! Yasiin Bey/Mos Def's "Black On Both Sides" has been a solid go to album for me for some time now.
Some photos from my visit to New York
Last night I was at the launch of The Thomas Oliver Band's (@TTOB) brand spanking new video for their song Goin' Home. Big-Ups to the guys, this is definitely a very cool video.
Be sure to check them out at http://www.thethomasoliverband.com/.
Update to original post: Utilising Facebook Chat (without needing to be on Facebook) Facebook Chat can now be used with chat clients that support Jabber - this includes iChat, Adium, Pidgin and AIM.
Facebook has kindly provided a page to help users setup here: http://www.facebook.com/sitetour/chat.php
I've managed to successfully set it up on both Adium and iChat. With Adium it seems to work better with Jabber rather than the current Facebook chat feature included in Adium (which isn't really supported by Facebook).
It's good to see that Facebook is finally providing a Jabber service, as it now makes it a lot easier for members to utilize their chat system without needing to constantly be on the site.