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Kale Slaw with Barbecue Walnut Crumble
Give classic coleslaw an edgy twist with this raw kale and walnut dish.
Serves 4
What You Need:
For the kale slaw:
3 cups shredded cabbage
2-1/2 cups shredded kale
1 cup shredded carrot
1/4 cup thinly sliced sweet onion
1/4 teaspoon celery seed
For the mayo:
1/3 cup raw cashews, soaked for 1 hour, drained, and rinsed
1/3 cup raw sunflower seeds, soaked for 4 hours, drained, and rinsed
1/4 cup water
2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon maple syrup
3/4 teaspoon salt
For the barbecue walnut crumble:
5 sundried tomatoes, soaked for 2 hours, drained, and rinsed
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 tablespoon water
1 teaspoon maple syrup
1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
1/2 teaspoon chili powder
1/4 teaspoon ground chipotle
1/4 teaspoon salt
1-1/2 cups raw walnuts
1 tablespoon minced sweet onion
What You Do:
- For kale slaw, in a large bowl, toss together all ingredients and set aside.
- For the mayo, in a high-speed blender combine all ingredients and blend until very smooth.
- For the barbecue walnut crumble, in a food processor, place sundried tomatoes, olive oil, water, maple syrup, vinegar, paprika, chili powder, chipotle, and salt. Process until a smooth paste forms. Add walnuts and pulse to create a crumbly texture. Scrape into a medium bowl and fold in sweet onion.
- To serve, divide kale slaw and top with barbecue walnut crumble.
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By WCTV Eyewitness News
March 26, 2014, 1:30 p.m.
Tallahassee, Fla. -- Tallahassee Police were called to a bloody scene at the University Garden Apartments this past Saturday.
Once on the scene, officers found three gunshot wound victims, along with shell casings from two different guns.
Police say two victims had gunshot wounds to their legs, and one was shot in the abdomen. All three survived their injuries.
Witnesses say that a large fight between several people occurred earlier in the day at the apartment complex. Police responded to that fight, but made no arrests at the time.
Witnesses say that a crowd began to grow later in the evening in anticipation of a second fight, and that is when the suspect shot at and struck several people from his vehicle, before speeding off.
Another individual at the complex, who says he was in fear for his life, returned fire. Police say he has a concealed weapons permit form the State of Florida.
A camera at the apartment complex captured the suspect's vehicle, and a witness provided a video taken with a cell phone. Neither video catches the actual shooting incident.
The following day, officers found a vehicle that appeared to be the same as the suspect vehicle from the shooting. A woman was driving the vehicle and told police that she borrowed it from 24-year-old Darius Morris.
Five victims and witnesses were shown a lineup and all identified Morris as the shooter at the complex.
Warrants for three counts of Attempted 1st Degree Murder and one count of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon were sought for Darius Morris' arrest.
Morris is now in Leon County Jail under no bond.
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State Police spokesman Damyan Brown told the Albuquerque Journal (http://goo.gl/ZkoXAG) on Monday that Ernest Attebery did not exchange gunfire during a standoff in the small community of Moriarty last week.
He says state police tactical team member Shane Todd shot Attebery after the hours-long SWAT situation. Officials say it was Todd's second shooting in less than a year.
Brown says he couldn't release any information on what the threat was because the shooting is under investigation.
The shooting comes as New Mexico State Police is under fire for least seven shooting by its officers since Chief Pete Kassetas took over in August.
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Approximately 20 years after the events depicted in Deus Ex, The World is only beginning to recover from a Catastrophic worldwide depression. In the Chaotic period of recovery, several religious and political factions see an opportunity to re-shape a worldwide governament to their agendas, understanding that the right moves now could determine the shape of human society for decades- even centruries- to come. In this techno-nightmare, take part in the dark struggle to raise the world from its own ashes.
Mar 27th, 2013 0 people agree 0 people don't
A good game, but it is definitely a bad Deus Ex (nevertheless it is a good game :) )
Oct 25th, 2012 0 people agree 0 people don't
its good but not perfect like deus ex 1 and human revolution
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Feb 25th, 2012 0 people agree 0 people don't
The story is really amazing but the graphic compartment is obsolete, the gameplay not so good and the role play section is disappeared! Can't stand alex face, alexandra's is so better! Mapping is claustrophobic and too simple and some design elements like the computer consoles are horrible! This game could have been better...
Sep 13th, 2011 0 people agree 0 people don't
It had it's flaws, sure, but seeing the scathing reviews it attained, I thought people were just overreacting.
But looking back at the first game, I realized it would have been way too hard trying to make it better then the last Deus Ex. The first game had such a following and was incredible to boot, it must have been a daunting task making the game on the heels of another that some fans have labeled perfect.
You can't build upon perfect easily, and sometimes you slip up, more often then others at times.
It's not bad, really, but it has flaws that many people have already pointed out. But it could have been done better.
May 31st, 2011 1 person agrees 1 person doesn't
It was a HUUUUUUUGE disappointment for a Deus Ex sequel. I remember just beating Deus Ex, being amazed by the game, then I was looking around the Steam store, and saw Invisible War. My first thought was "Holy s***, I am buying this." So I did, installed it, and I was shocked at how BAD it was. Maybe it's because I had such high expectations for it because of "Deus Ex" in the title, and it would be hard to live up to it, but... it's just.... ugh, I don't even want to think about it. Everything is different, and not for the better. Maybe I'm just being too hard on it. It's honestly a okay game (I only rated it below average for being so disappointed), and it is worth the $10 investment, but it's just no Deus Ex.
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Poet laureates Poniewaz, Chapson to read Sunday
Jeff Poniewaz and Jim Chapson will begin their two-year terms as Milwaukee's poets laureate with a public reading at 2 p.m. May 5 in the Loos Room of the Central Library's Centennial Hall, 733 N. 8th Street.
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A classic performance by youth for Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
If you're worried about the future of classical music, you should really hear this weekend's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert, which features both a conductor and soloist of the under-30 set.
Guest conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali led the orchestra through beautifully crafted interpretations of music by Carl Nielsen and Jean Sibelius on Friday evening. He and the orchestra were joined by cellist Andreas Brantelid in a deeply musical rendering of Dmitri Shostakovich's Concerto No. 1 for Cello and Orchestra. »Read Full Article
Chamber Theatre faces tragedy in 'October, Before I Was Born'
Late on a Tuesday afternoon in October 1960, a deadly explosion at the Tennessee Eastman Co. plant left employees' loved ones in the dark, desperately waiting for news in a prewired era of shared phone lines and radio stations that signed off at dusk.
In Lori Matthews' "October, Before I Was Born" — which opened at Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Friday, under C. Michael Wright's direction — we spend 90 anxiously unfolding, real-time minutes waiting alongside three of them. »Read Full Article
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Prime Minister David Cameron announced the suspension of all flights between Britain and the Egyptian resort of Sharm el Sheikh.
November 5, 2015, Thursday
Flash Was Detected as Russian Jet Broke Apart, U.S. Military Officials Say
The officials said satellite images of the flash were the first indication that the plane had exploded, because of either a bomb or the ignition of a fuel tank.
November 4, 2015, Wednesday
Réunion Debris Is Almost Surely From Flight 370, Officials Say
Experts who examined the aircraft part found last week have "very strong presumptions" that it came from a Malaysian Boeing 777 that vanished in 2014.
August 6, 2015, Thursday
Plane Debris Is Probably From Flight 370, Australians Say
Two senior officials cautioned that final confirmation about the object found on a remote French island could come only from the French or Malaysian authorities.
August 1, 2015, Saturday
Debris Is Thought to Come From Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
U.S. investigators concluded that an object that washed up on the shore of Réunion, an island in the Indian Ocean, came from a Boeing 777, making it likely that it was from the flight that vanished in 2014.
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Law School According To Kanye West
A parody Twitter account imagines Kanye in law school and the result will blow you away.
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* Current and former judges of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court wrote a strongly worded letter in opposition to Obama's proposed surveillance reforms. Apparently they don't want their secret workload to increase. [Washington Post]
* Oooooooklahoma, where gay marriage comes sweepin' down the plain! A federal judge ruled that the Sooner state's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, issuing a stay pending the obvious appeal to come. [BuzzFeed]
* California can prevent LSAC from notifying law schools when prospective law students were given extra time on the LSAT. LSAC values its ability to discriminate, so expect an appeal. [San Francisco Chronicle]
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That sorry estimate turned out to be optimistic. Brian Flynn, whose 21-year-old brother, J.P. Flynn, was a Syracuse University student when he died in the bombing, told me that his parents spent every day in court for six months and: "They said it actually works." But when al-Megrahi was let go, Flynn added, "It was so dirty. What was it all for?"
Flynn said, "These people don't care." It is especially galling that the justice secretary's "compassionate" gambit stoked the fires of conspiracy theorists who claim that al-Megrahi and Libya are not responsible -- despite a unanimous verdict of guilt and a trail of evidence that connected the Libyan intelligence officer to the bomb. For whatever reason, they willfully ignore Libya's 2003 acceptance of "responsibility for the actions of its officials" and Libya's payment of $2.7 billion to the families of Lockerbie's victims. They also ignore that al-Megrahi had dropped his appeal -- which was based on a claim of innocence -- even though he did not have to do so in order to win compassionate release.
News reports have focused on Libya's push for Megrahi's release during negotiations with the British government for a $900 million oil contract. A Holyrood justice committee investigation may or may not bring new information to light.
Whether or not there is a link, al-Megrahi would not have been freed were it not for a philosophy, precious to MacAskill's Scottish National Party, that puts compassion for the criminal before compassion for the victims.
This philosophy eschewed capital punishment for a man convicted for the murder of 270 victims. This philosophy passed on sentencing al-Megrahi to life behind bars by holding out the hope of parole. When doctors said prostate cancer might kill al-Megrahi within three months, this philosophy was not content to allow al-Megrahi to spend his final days in a prison hospital, but instead sent al-Megrahi to a hero's welcome in his homeland.
Not all Scots are happy. A relative of a lost Lockerbie family told me that he would prefer to see a more victim-centered approach in the Scottish criminal justice system.
While MacAskill claimed that compassion -- "no matter the severity of provocation or the atrocity perpetrated" -- required al-Megrahi's release to his family and homeland, the Scotsman newspaper reported Oct. 24 that al-Megrahi had "already survived longer since his release than any of the six other criminals given compassionate release" by MacAskill.
At the time of al-Megrahi's release, Khadafy's son, Seif al-Islam Khadafy, thanked the Scottish government "for its courageous decision and understanding of a special human situation." Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond was like-minded when he compared MacAskill to India's Mahatma Gandhi. Said Salmond: "Sometimes someone has to break the cycle of retribution with an act of compassion."
Since when are eight years in prison for the murder of 270 people considered retribution? Where is the compassion for the Scottish families? Or are they less important than a Libyan intelligence agent? Baker marveled: Al-Megrahi was "Scotland's greatest ever mass murderer -- and yet he's been given special treatment." No worries. The Herald of Glasgow, Scotland, announced this month that MacAskill is on its short list to be named Politician of the Year.
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Transfer Sensitive Inequality Measures
This paper proposes a new definition of transfer sensitivity based on the notion of "favorable composite transfers," which involve a regressive transfe r combined with a simultaneous progressive transfer at a lower income level. The paper proceeds to identify when one distribution can be o btained from another using a sequence of progressive transfers and fa vorable composite transfers, and hence when all transfer sensitive Pi gou-Dalton indices agree on their pairwise inequality ranking. Transf er sensitivity adds power to the "unambiguous" inequality judgments based on the Pigou-Dalton condition and enables distributions whose Lorenz curves intersect to be conclusively ranked. Copyright 1987 by The Review of Economic Studies Limited.
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Justme, that was an incredibly racist thing to say! That said, Beyonce's boobs aren't looking to good these days.
i don't think it's bad. i mean, all the basic parts are there, you could just take her home, undress her, and rearrange everything until it looks human. it'd be like playing big-assed barbies.
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Scottish football survey reveals fans want bigger top league
A majority of fans want a larger top flight, according to the first Scottish National Football Survey.
Commissioned by the Scottish FA, the findings are published at a time when the country's two main league bodies are considering league reconstruction.
Clubs are assessing proposals for a 12-12-18 set-up, with the top two divisions splitting into three tiers of eight midway through the season.
This would replace the 12-10-10-10 model currently in use.
The Scottish Premier League will vote on the issue later this month and, if approved, members of the Scottish Football League will also decide whether to change the make-up of the senior leagues.
"Naturally, league reconstruction is the hot topic among the supporters at the moment and while the numbers remain subjective, the overwhelming majority of fans believe a single league body, fairer financial distribution and pyramid are essential in any reconstruction process," said SFA chief executive Stewart Regan.
Selected survey findings
- Scottish fans favour, in general, a larger top division but consider a single league body, fairer financial distribution and three-league senior set-up to be key elements of any reconstruction
- Scottish football fans ultimately judge the Scottish Football Association by the performance of the national team. The team is widely regarded to be underachieving, and the Scottish FA will be perceived by supporters as performing well as an organisation, once Scotland qualifies for a major tournament
- As the sport's governing body, the Scottish FA is seen as most responsible for improving football in Scotland, whilst fans encourage more communication between the organisation and established supporters groups
"While ultimately it is a matter for the league bodies to decide on, the feedback from supporters is in line with the Scottish FA's view and I am sure the results of the report will be taken on board by the respective bodies."
In the survey, 87 per cent of fans said they wanted to see a top division made up of more teams.
It also found that the men's national side was regarded as "seriously underachieving" while the women's team is "performing as expected or overachieving".
Scotland's men currently sit bottom of their World Cup qualifying group and cannot reach next year's finals in Brazil.
The women's team narrowly missed out on a place in this summer's Uefa Women's Championship.
"The survey has shown that the success of the national Men's A Squad is inextricably linked to the perceived success or otherwise of the Scottish FA as the governing body," said Regan.
"This has been a traditional perception that we have worked hard to dispel and we will continue to promote the other areas that come under our jurisdiction: Scottish Cup, performance strategy, grassroots development, referee development, compliance and club licensing to name just a few of our focus areas."
There was little agreement among the near-7,000 supporters who took part in the survey over what was considered an ideal fixture calendar.
The current August-May season received the most support (39%), with July-May with a winter break (30%) and March-November (28%) the other popular choices.
"In general, the National Football Survey has provided us in the first year with some excellent baseline data from which the Scottish FA, the league bodies and Supporters Direct Scotland can shape future objectives and measure the success of our existing and ongoing strategic goals," added Regan.
"I would like to thank all who participated in what will become an annual survey."
Comment number 348. Posted by staggies1981on 4 Apr 2013 12:12
bigger top flight is a must but the idea of splitting the leagues half way through the season is ridiculous its ruined the top flight since it started.
Comment number 347. Posted by Astonishingly Brillianton 4 Apr 2013 09:10
@345 I'm a season ticket holder at Celtic park and...
a) Though the attendance has been way down this season, it's still been 30k+ at every SPL game. Where it was at it's lowest was when fans were having to buy CL tickets too and the players attitude in league games was a bit off.
b) They sold 42k+ season tickets so even where fans haven't bothered turning up they've still put their money in.
Comment number 346. Posted by insertnamehereon 3 Apr 2013 21:15
more teams in top flight a must
start season spl champs v scottish cup champs
money raised goes towards youth development
18 team spl simple home and away 34 games a season
top 8 play in international tournament (2 groups of 4 then semi and final over 2 week period)
sfl either 24 or 2 regional leagues split into 2 x 12 with top clubs playing for promotion bottom relegated
pyramid system below
Comment number 345. Posted by Treelo Knowson 3 Apr 2013 21:15
Also, it's a bit rich having a go at smaller clubs bringing a big support at cup finals (it's a FAMILY day out for goodness sake). Don't forget Celtic have been toiling around the 20,000 mark ALL season, but will pack Parkhead to the rafters when the likes of Barca & Juve come to town. So it's hardly fair to have a dig at the "diddy" teams when the so called big clubs can't be bothered either.
Comment number 344. Posted by Big Gon 3 Apr 2013 21:07
IMO non poor attendance is due to the excessive cost, and poor quality! Cup finals are a one off and usually a good day out which results in increased support, the former RFC and CFC have glory hunting supporters from the four corners of the country and many of them never have attended a game at Parkhead or Ibrox.
Comment number 343. Posted by Treelo Knowson 3 Apr 2013 21:05
Blue Shield, what planet are you currently living on? What incentive do supporters of teams in Scotland have to go to games regularly when....
A. Their clubs cannot compete with the resources of the old firm - a situation accelerated by the influence of money in football.
B - When entering an SPL ground is extortionate compared o both the standard of play & the economic times we live in.
Comment number 342. Posted by Blue-Shieldon 3 Apr 2013 20:45
Master Cole.... Spot on... But it's not simply a case of glory hunters... Hibs, Hearts and Aberdeen are all in cities where they should have north of 18000 / 20000 attendances and the non old firm clubs will gladly take 25000 to a cup final, but resolutely don't turn up week to week...
Comment number 341. Posted by MasterCole1982on 3 Apr 2013 20:32
@339, not all English clubs get loads of cash. The lower league teams, whom are just as big as Scottish 2nd & 3rd teams get a paltry amount, however, they're well supported.
Maybe the fact Scottish fans have decided to glory support 2 teams is what's aided the death of Scottish football?
Countries with teams with over 15k average attendance:
31 England
23 Germany
12 Spain
11 Italy
2 Scotland
Comment number 340. Posted by Big Gon 3 Apr 2013 20:28
If the majority of fans want a bigger league and you want the authorities to take note, boycott the current setup. No fans means, no exposure means no, sponsors and ultimately no money!!!!!!!! Simples.
Comment number 339. Posted by Strange_UBoaton 3 Apr 2013 19:50
a bigger league then obv the quality will improve because teams in the lower divisions will get a chance to get a slice of revenue
How much will they get? An economic case that you can't make
you get 'meaningless games' in every league,
From February onwards?..And the bigger league would attract fans?
No one can make any economic or better quality case for a bigger league
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It's no secret America loves to watch celebrities like Tiger Woods and Lindsay Lohan go down like the Titanic.
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The Mavericks bounced back on Friday night.
Dirk Nowitzki had 27 points and 10 rebounds as the Mavericks routed the Utah Jazz, 105-82, on Friday night.
Tyson Chandler posted 15 points and 13 boards and Monta Ellis tallied 13 points, six assists and three steals for the Mavericks, who suffered a 108-87 loss against the Blazers.
After leading the NBA with 111.8 points per game and a 52.4 percent field-goal percentage through its first four games, Dallas shot just 36.7 percent and was 5-of-23 from beyond the arc Thursday.
The Mavs shot 47.7 percent (42-of-88) from the floor Friday.
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Alec Burks netted 14 points to lead Utah, which was coming off Gordon Hayward's buzzer-beating win over Cleveland Wednesday.
"I thought they had us discombobulated offensively," Jazz coach Quin Snyder said.
Trevor Booker sunk two free throws to get the Jazz within 24-23 early in the second, but the Mavericks responded with a 15-2 run to seize control of the contest.
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Located in Citta Studi, this hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Piazza Aspromonte and within 3 mi (5 km) of Corso Como and Teatro alla Scala. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and Cathedral of Milan are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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Hotel Malta features a terrace, a garden, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. The property has a 24-hour front desk.
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try cleaning the lens duno if it will help be worth a try.
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The fact that the English actually consider Marlow "lovely" and "posh" tells you a lot about the UK. There are in fact some attractive-looking (albeit insanely overpriced) towns and villages along the Thames river, such as Henley, but Marlow isn't one of them.
Expect to pay the equivalent of over $600,000 USD for a one bedroom apartment with no dishwasher, no space, no garage, and zero charm here.
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Having read your many disparaging 'reviews' which are in fact just unpleasant and unkind comments rather than anything at all helptul to a traveller I would have to say that I am probably not alone is wishing you the very best of luck 'escaping' - good luck too finding a country or job or woman who appreciates a whining pessimist.
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With the worship of sociopolitical polemics and high-minded conceptualism and supposed death of painting at the end of the 20th century, color became something of a quaint anachronism.
But those days are gone. In the rambunctiously eclectic art world of today, painting is suddenly back in vogue and red, blue, yellow and all their kin are making a comeback.
The Aspen Art Museum marked this welcome development earlier this year with an intelligent, insightful survey titled "Like Color in Pictures." Though not among the 20 international artists represented, Pard Morrison's paintings and sculptures would have fit right in.
Morrison, 32, a near-lifelong resident of Colorado Springs, is showcased in "50 Ways to Fall in Love," an exhilarating solo exhibition.
With this smart, sophisticated body of work — 24 pieces in all — this major young talent has arrived. He has become, quite simply, one of the states' top abstract artists.
While his basic working method remains the same — color pigment baked onto aluminum — Morrison, to his credit, has matured beyond earlier pieces that consisted primarily of long bands of color on groups of horizontal or vertical bars.
Unlike those previous pieces, which were constraining and a bit forced in their way, these new offerings use the full spectrum of colors and an array of subsets thereof and incorporate a much richer array of compositional structures.
Morrison served as an assistant to famed minimalist painter Agnes Martin and was significantly influenced by her in many ways, including his titles, such as "Love Prayer" or "You're So Lovely," which are distractingly sentimental verging on cloying.
His work traces its roots to that often blurred realm between minimalism and geometric abstraction and is perhaps best described as post-minimalist. Morrision prefers the appellation "human minimalism."
Both of these latter terms suggest a minimalist aesthetic without the austerity and severity and even coldness that is sometimes associated with that word.
Morrison welds the variously sized aluminum panels and cubes he uses for all his creations and then bakes multiple layers of color pigment onto them in a process that he calls "patination."
While the edge of each section of color is sharply defined, the application of color often has a kind of soft, painterly effect, with some of the gray from the aluminum seeping through.
This technique, which can look at times like certain ceramic glazes, is a defining quality of these works, separating them from the rigorous look of hard-edged abstraction and imbuing them with a warmer human touch.
Strong selections abound in this show, none more striking than "Walking with Love" (2007), a prototypical example. This 60-inch-square panel is divided into 30 symmetrical horizontal stripes, dominated by white, tan and especially gray, with other accenting colors along the way.
In "The Cape in My Closet" (2007), a 12-by-60-inch panel, Morrison makes the stripes vertical, lining up 30 of them, using the full spectrum of colors in this bright, lively work.
Paintings take on many other shapes and sizes, with color segmented and sectionalized in an array of ways. In "Let Fall the Flowers From Your Hair" (2007), for example, a third of the composition is an open, gray field and the rest is a checkerboard pattern of color.
In addition to the wall panels, Morrison has created a number of sculptural works, all constructed and painted in the same manner. Three such 6-inch cubes are displayed on a row of wall pedestals, including the most colorful, "Flower 1."
This is a defining show that marks Morrison as a Colorado artist to watch.
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The Painted Bird - Jerzy Kosinski, 1965
After reading this novel, I felt slightly puzzled by its lack of fame in my own country - it's surely one of the great war narratives. A mesmerizing and (literally) staggering tale, I had to take a deep breath several times whilst reading it. Its protagonist is an abandoned boy whose journey through the eastern reaches of Europe takes him through lands where the people seem stuck in the dark ages. He witnesses a series of appalling events but, like some deranged, holy fool, is able to find solace in the most hopeless and heinous scene. A hallucinatory quality to these encounters makes us wonder if they're really happening, whilst the child's point of view allows the author to counterpoint the innocence and evil to even greater effect than a more knowing adult perspective might have done. But if the peculiar optimism of our narrator sustains him on his brutal trek, the question builds: can anyone witness such things and remain sane, or even human?
Fugitive Pieces - Anne Michaels, 1996
Where The Painted Bird walks us wide-eyed into the horror, this sensual, cerebral novel shows a pathway out of it. The greater part is narrated by Jewish poet Daniel Beer who, as a boy, is rescued from the mud of a buried Polish city by a Greek geologist, and taken back to the German occupied island of Zakynthos. The child has been left insensate by the deprivations of war and the murder of his family, but is slowly 'raised to life' by the kindness and creativity of his adopted father. Daniel grows up knowing everything about rocks and relics, art and language but his battle to overcome the trauma of his boyhood will continue into adulthood. The novel asks deep questions: can love and creativity heal and save us from the destructive element in mankind? As Bier begins to dig through the broken strata of an extreme past, Michaels is somehow able to make us believe that it can.
Empire of the Sun - JG Ballard, 1984
This classic is based on Ballard's own experiences in Shanghai and a Japanese prison camp where - aged 12 - he was interned from 1942 to 1945 and separated from his parents. A straight telling might have been sufficient (his memoir Miracles of Life covers these events), but Ballard's imaginative genius finds new richness in already remarkable circumstances. He has a gift for being profound without being portentous. The moments where Jim finds himself without parents in the abandoned Shanghai apartment are among my favourite in literature; the world is out of joint, the rules have changed; Jim is his own 'man' - at least until the tinned food runs out. In prison, he grows up fast. While the adults in the camp wither and lose hope, the boy's inner life gets him through the cruelty and boredom of incarceration. Empire of the Sun is a story in which the imagination trumps the worst man can create - even the atomic bomb, which Jim witnesses from afar, rising like an apocalyptic punctuation mark in the distance.
War Child - Emmanuel Jal, 2009
I'd probably never have read this had I not written a film called Africa United, in which five children walk from Rwanda to the World Cup. One of them is a child soldier being pursued by his brother who, in the movie, is played by rap singer and real life former child soldier, Emmanual Jal. Jal's account of idyllic village life in South Sudan, the coming of war, his recruitment by the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA), and subsequent journey to redemption are all the more incredible for being true. Child soldiers are victims of a double abuse: war and adults enrolling them in it. Jal, whose mother was killed by rebels, says that as a boy soldier, he didn't have a childhood. "All that was in my heart was to kill." When filming, I was worried he might struggle to act a violent scene; he admitted afterwards to 'entering that place' briefly but he was no longer 'that person'. He had been 'healed' by faith and kindness. Like the fictional Daniel in Fugitive Pieces - Emmanuel had a saviour in the late Emma McCune who rescued him from a refugee camp and adopted him. Despite being 'born in a land without books', Jal has a songwriter's gift for story, a sense of rhythm and the telling image. To read what he went through is to see that unbelievable brutality can be endured, and that love can restore.
The Dark Room - Rachel Seiffert, 2001
Children of war often face a new beginning - a zero hour, or 'stunde null'. Suddenly, there is a new paradigm in which they no longer go to school, have parents, eat regular meals. The Second World War created more of these 'ferals' than any other war, so it's no surprise that four of my five choices come from this period. Set in the 'nothing time between war and peace' before the German surrender to the allies, The Dark Room tells three stories from the German point of view, the second of which (Lore) is that of a 12-year-old orphaned by war. When her parents are arrested for Nazi crimes, Lore is thrust into the role of being mother to her siblings. She decides to lead them from the Black Forest to Hamburg just as the allies are discovering the atrocities of the Holocaust. The journey is hazardous enough, but the real tension lies in Lore's increasing awareness that her parents were the wrong kind of Germans. Helped by a sparse prose and impressionistic present tense, Sieffert allows the reader to contemplate the innocence of evil's offspring and, bravely, helps us comprehend the incomprehension of the defeated German people.
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AF points question
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AF points question
Oct 15, 2012
I've notice people saying that they use an x amount of Af points while shooting. What's the advantage of using less than the maximum? Say on a D800 why use 9 instead of the full 51?
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