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With all of the news surrounding pertussis (whooping cough) outbreaks across the country, along with cases of measles in several states, the importance of vaccinating is paramount.
Vaccines have been proven to prevent disease, but in order for them to be effective the majority of the population must be protected. By vaccinating upward of 90 percent of the population, the entire "herd" community is protected. When vaccine rates dip below this threshold, a disease such as measles or whooping cough can cause illness, not just isolated to one person but spread to those who have not been immunized or those who have lapsed immunizations and whose immunity has weakened.
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A year on from securing Australia the Bledisloe Cup with a last-second penalty kick, Wallaby full-back Matthew Burke yesterday opted against practising from the exact same spot on the Telstra Stadium turf.
He had shots here, there and everywhere, but purposely veered away from the position where he grabbed the Bledisloe Cup off the All Blacks with a shot that turned a 14-13 New Zealand lead into a 16-14 Wallaby triumph.
Why he tiptoed around that area had a lot to do with the same practice session 12 months ago. At training then, he couldn't kick one over from that spot. And that continued in the Test.
With six minutes to go, Burke's bearings were astray, with his conversion attempt of a Mat Rogers try hitting the left upright.
Right on the bell, Burke had the chance to redeem himself. NZ was penalised at the breakdown, and Burke was handed the shot, in virtually the same spot as the previous conversion miss - close to the quarter-line and about 15 metres in from touch.
The tension was immense.
Burke revealed in his recently released DVD, A Decade of Excellence, that as he ventured to the position to either win or lose the game for Australia, Rogers attempted to lighten the moment. Rogers gave the ball a kiss before handing it to Burke.
Rogers then yelled at him: "Do this one for me. Do this one for the team, and think about all the endorsements you'll get after you kick it over."
A video replay of the moment shows Burke grinning. It looked strange, considering the high drama around him, but Burke now argues those cheeky words settled him. A few minutes later, the penalty was kicked, and Australia was again saved.
A year on, Burke is under enormous pressure, with numerous detractors, including several Wallabies, arguing that if he doesn't fire up against NZ at Telstra Stadium tonight, after a flawed performance against South Africa in Cape Town, it could be his farewell Test.
But the selection decision of Wallaby coach Eddie Jones is logical. In big games, you must have big-game players.
Burke yesterday noted the criticism, but added: "I have also received plenty of support, too, which is great. People can have their opinions, which is fine.
"I know by my standards, I wasn't up to it against South Africa. I wasn't at my best . . . But there is a chance to rectify that, which is great."
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Climate change is the buzz these days, and extreme weather events often get called into service as supposed examples of global warming (or, in the case of cold snaps, reasons to doubt the whole climate-change narrative). Hurricanes are no exception: Katrina's devastating impact in 2005 and the heavy 2008 storm season have both been cited as proof of global warming's existence — or at least as a good reason to worry.
Weather and climate scientists don't back that story up, though. The evidence of global warming is quite strong, and widely accepted (NASA tracks global temperature data). But tropical storm activity doesn't show any upward trend as global temperatures have risen, and hot years don't show any statistical connection to heavy hurricane years either.
2008, for example, happened to be a busy year for hurricanes in the Atlantic Basin, and 8 storms made landfall in the U.S. But that's just the Atlantic. Worldwide, says hurricane expert Jeff Masters on his Weather Underground blog, last year was nothing to write home about. If last year is any indication, global warming appears to mean nothing in terms of global hurricanes.
The Atlantic Basin, however, where storms like 1992's Hurricane Andrew and 2008's Hurricane Ike come from, has its own recognized long-term cycle: two or three decades of heavy activity, followed by 20 or 30 years of slower activity. At the present time, the Atlantic is entering one of its hurricane upswings, the experts say — so global warming or no global warming, we're going to see a lot of hurricanes in the first part of this century, and a lot of hurricane landfalls.
The 2008 Atlantic hurricane season was a big one, Masters notes. And the current trend, probably unrelated to global warming, is for the Atlantic hurricane season to start earlier and last longer. That means coastal builders and remodelers in the United States can't ignore hurricanes — we have to adapt.
Colorado State University forecasters Philip Klotzbach and William Gray release a prediction each winter of the coming year's hurricane activity in the Atlantic Basin. Their 2009 forecast, released in December, calls for an above-average season with 14 named storms and 7 hurricanes. Klotzbach and Gray also include a discussion of the alleged global-warming/hurricane link, noting: "The Atlantic has seen a very large increase in major hurricanes during the 14-year period of 1995-2008 (average 3.9 per year) in comparison to the prior 25-year period of 1970-1994 (average 1.5 per year). This large increase in Atlantic major hurricanes is primarily a result of the multi-decadal increase in the Atlantic Ocean thermohaline circulation (THC) that is not directly related to global sea surface temperatures or CO2 increases."
This map, from Klotsbach and Gray's 2009 hurricane forecast, illustrates that the frequency of severe Atlantic hurricanes has not corresponded to global warming. Major Atlantic hurricane activity was significantly less frequent during the more recent period despite warmer temperatures.
Klotzbach and Gray point out that heavy hurricane years, like the record-setting year 2005, occurred with some regularity in the past, when the planet was cooler: "...six previous seasons had more hurricane days than the 2005 season. These years were 1878, 1893, 1926, 1933, 1950 and 1995. Also, five prior seasons (1893, 1926, 1950, 1961 and 2004) had more major hurricane days. Although the 2005 hurricane season was certainly one of the most active on record, it was not as much of an outlier as many have indicated."
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Re: 11/25/02 Public Hearing on Combination Products (Docket No. 02N-0445)
King & Spalding represents various manufacturers of combination products and would like to participate in the above-referenced meeting. We respectfully request that the following individual be included among the list of attendees and participants:
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Ms. Whitesides requests 5-10 minutes to make a brief oral presentation regarding the following questions posed by FDA in its notice of the above-referenced public meeting (67 Fed. Reg. 65801 (Oct. 28, 2002)):
Discussion question (2): What factors should FDA consider in determining the primary mode of action of a combination product? In instances where the primary mode of action of the combination cannot be determined with certainty, what other factors should the agency consider in assigning primary jurisdiction:
Discussion question (4): Recognizing the need to ensure product safety and effectiveness, what criteria should FDA use to determine whether a single application or separate applications for the individual components would be most appropriate for regulation of a combination product?
In response to both questions referenced above, King & Spalding submits that FDA must be guided by a combination product's intended use and agency precedent in the regulation of substantially similar products with identical intended uses when determining a combination product's primary mode of action, the assignment of primary jurisdiction, and the requirement of a single versus separate premarket applications for the combination product's components. As FDA's notice of public meeting recognizes, the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act ("FDCA") requires that FDA assign primary jurisdiction for a combination product based on the product's primary mode of action. As the agency's notice further recognizes, the term "primary mode of action" is not defined in the FDCA or FDA's regulations. In the absence of a clear definition, the agency is not always consistent in determining the primary mode of action and assigning primary jurisdiction for substantially similar products with the same intended uses. In some cases, FDA is also inconsistent in requiring only one premarket approval application for certain combination products while requiring multiple applications for functionally similar products within the same class. As FDA's report entitled "Regulation of Combination Products: FDA Employee Perspectives" (Oct. 2002) summarizes, "[T]he review jurisdiction for different products within a given class may be split between two Centers, leading to differences in the application of premarket regulatory authorities, review policies, postmarket regulatory controls, and other factors relevant to product regulation. …Interview participants reported that jurisdictional decision making sometimes appears to be arbitrary, and that class-wide jurisdictional assignments should be made whenever possible."
King & Spalding agrees that class-wide jurisdictional assignments should be made whenever possible. In particular, we believe that regulating substantially similar combination products with the same intended use in the same manner would promote much-needed consistency in regulatory treatment. Such consistency is not only desirable because it would result in greater equity, transparency, and certainty in regulation, benefiting both industry and FDA, but it is also legally mandated. As the District Court for the District of Columbia has admonished, "[Where different] products all likely meet both the definition of a drug and the definition of a device under the [FDCA],…the FDA…has discretion in determining how to treat them. What the FDA is not free to do, however, is to treat them dissimilarly and to permit two sets of similar products to run down two separate tracks, one more treacherous than the other, for no apparent reason. …The disparate treatment of functionally indistinguishable products is the essence of the meaning of arbitrary and capricious [under the Administrative Procedure Act]." Bracco Diagnostics, Inc. v. Shalala, 963 F. Supp. 20, 28 (D.D.C. 1997) (emphasis added) (internal citations omitted) (holding that FDA may not regulate certain products through CDER when functionally similar products are regulated by CDRH). Thus, the court concluded with respect to premarket regulation that "the same tests and studies should be required of each [functionally identical] product before it is approved and that that result is impossible so long as the FDA treats one as a device subject to the regimen established by the CDRH and the other three as drugs subject to the more rigorous regimen established by the CDER." Id. In other words, similar products with the same intended uses should be subject to the same premarket testing and application requirements, including requirements for the submission of one premarket application or two. The same reasoning would hold with regard to the application of post-market requirements (e.g., QSR vs. cGMP requirements, MDR vs. drug adverse event reporting requirements, etc.).
The need for greater consistency in the regulation of substantially similar products with similar intended uses is not only called for by policy and case law, but also by legislative intent articulated in the Food and Drug Modernization Act of 1997 ("FDAMA"). In particular, in accordance with the "least burdensome" requirements established by FDAMA, FDA should not require the submission of two premarket applications for a combination product when only one application has been required for substantially similar products. The more burdensome requirement of a second application is contrary to Congressional intent and existing FDA guidance. Indeed, FDA's guidance entitled "The Least Burdensome Provisions of the FDA Modernization Act of 1997: Concept and Principles; Final Guidance for FDA and Industry" (Oct. 4, 2002) ("Guidance") makes clear that "[a] central purpose of [FDAMA] is to ensure the timely availability of safe and effective new products that will benefit the public and to ensure that our Nation continues to lead the world in new product innovation and development. …Congress' goal was to streamline the regulatory process (i.e., reduce burden) to improve patient access to breakthrough technologies." Guidance at 3 (internal quotations omitted). FDA has further clarified that "[t]he least burdensome concept should be integrated into all premarket activities" involving devices, including combination products with device components. Guidance at 4. In accordance with the least burdensome mandate, FDA should revise its regulatory approach to combination products to ensure that the least burdensome pre- (and post-) market authorities are applied, including imposing consistent requirements for the number and content of premarket applications requested for substantially similar combination products.
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he pursuit of light was the guiding principle of the art of Anders Zorn. With oil-paint, with water-colours, with etching needle, untiringly he pursued light in its frank or subtle manifestations of life and characteristic beauty of expression in the human figure and the countenances of men and women, and it was these that led his art to its brilliant triumphs. Although he would bring to the copper a painter's vision, he developed with his etching-needle an expressive linear manner in which light would be suggestively vibrant, and so entirely was this his own, and with such true etcher's authority did he use it, that he won a distinguished and indisputable place in the front rank of the master-etchers. Indeed it was this individuality of conception in line that gave to the subjects of some of Zorn's finest etchings an intrinsically fresh pictorial vitality, even though as a painter he had already solved their problems of light and its effects. Thus we find acclaimed pictures repeated in etchings, which, quite independently asserting their spontaneity of impression, have proved important factors in establishing the fame of the Swedish master.
Zorn's individuality of expression with the etching-needle, however, took some seven years to evolve. In Stockholm and in Spain he had already practised drawing in water-colours with a certain fluency of accomplishment before he came to London in 1882, and here it was with portraits and other essays in water-colours that he set about earning a livelihood. Art was necessary to the expression of the young man's temperamental joy in life, but he knew he had not yet found his happiest medium. Oil-painting and etching, the two mediums through which he was to become famous, were still for him in the future. Original etching was yet far from being popular, although in London Whistler, Haden and Legros, all active on the copper, were awakening interest in the art. Legros was teaching at the Slade School, Haden, with his masterpieces behind him, had recently founded the society of Painter-Etchers, while Whistler's first "Venice Set" had been two years on the market, yet was selling but slowly. Whether these in any way attracted young Zorn to the copper I cannot say; it was certainly from his elder compatriot, Axel Haig, that he learnt how to use the needle and the mordant. I can hardly imagine that he took his first essays in etching very seriously; they were all translations from water-colours, but, unlike his later practise, he did not then aim at translating into the distinctive idiom of the etcher. The prints, however, had vivacity enough to make it impossible to trace in them any influence of the dull, elaborate competence of genial old Axel Haig. After two years Zorn produced a vivid portrait of Haig himself, though more freedom in its linear treatment marked the Christian Aspelin of the same year; but it was not, indeed, till the year 1889, when he had etched some thirty plates in all, that Zorn began to be really interesting in line. In a portrait of himself at work on his plate he seems to have found himself as an etcher, and then to have successfully tested his discovery with a characteristic presentment of Antonim Proust, Minister of Fine Arts, enjoying a moment of keen interest.
The year in 1889, therefore, auspicated Zorn's career as an etcher of importance, and we find him expressing himself authentically on two very attractive plates, though he had already painted the subject of each, the one in water-colors, the other in the same mediums well as in oils. In Rosita Mauri we are face to face with a beautiful and celebrated Spanish who, introduced by Gounod, became the bright particular star of the opera ballet in Paris. She stands with her hand on a half open-door and a bewitching smile lighting her whole face, as momentarily arresting a graceful movement forward, which she is conscious will give pleasure to an expectant company. A very will-o'-the-wisp is the secret of light and shade with which the etcher's seemingly impromptu lines have wrought this pictorial enchantment. Zorn's etching-needle achieved many subsequent triumphs over the problems of light, but never anything quite like that in Rosita Mauri.
Une Premiere (Plate I) was the earliest of his plates, I think, in which the etcher depicted the nude female form disporting in sea or river, and here, in this tenderly charming picture of the mother guiding protectively her timid child through the wavelets out into the shallows, we see their bodies softly enveloped by the shimmering atmosphere, silhouetted, as it were, against the glistening mass of water between them and the horizon, and this by the mere suggestive power of drawing with closely-laid parallel lines that carry their own illusion of form. Here, then, was the etcher, with developing individuality of style, commanding a new phase of expression on the copper which was to become one of his most distinctive, the expression of his passionate delight in the beauty of woman's form in healthy life.
That, in The Big Brewery, he should reproduce with his etching-needle an important picture which had already engaged him with fresh problems of interior lighting, perspective and composition, showed how thoroughly he was studying to acquire as wide a range of expressive power on copper as on canvas. It was, however, in the delightful Zorn and his Wife (Plate II) that he marked the year 1890 with a really important advance in his art as etcher, and here his own linear technique seems to be definitely established with its independence of outline. It is a charmingly homely scene: the happy young artist at work, his eyes intent on the mirror in front of him to catch the reflection of himself, with his wife standing companionably at his elbow, her eyes focused where his are, his needle in his hand poised for immediate response to the right moment of visual conception. The light and shade are distributed with happy pictorial balance, and the effect of spontaneity is not in any way overruled by the firmness of the design. Shortly after this we find Zorn using the same technique as successfully in a portrait of Jean Baptist Faur�, the famous French baritone of opera, who is seen seated at his piano singing, perhaps one of the charming songs of his own composing. As one looks at the singer's mouth one feels the cultured quality of his singing. There was something about a singing mouth that always appealed sympathetically to Zorn's genius, whether it was that of the trained vocalist of the opera or the drawing-room, the boon-companionable artist with his convivial song, or the Dalecarlian peasant girl singing to the accompaniment of her guitar the traditional ballads of her country.
The year 1891 saw Zorn very busy with his etching, and, besides the Fauré, he wrought three or four plates which claim important rank in his œuvre. Of these the first was The Waltz (Plate III), and it is a remarkable achievement in the suggestion, by the rhythmical arrangement of the lights and darks, of the swirling movement of the dancing figures. He had already explored this problem with tones when painting the picture in oils, but here on the copper it was as a master of contrasting directions of lines in masses that he tackled it afresh and succeeded. This same management of light by the adroit directing of massed lines is the secret of the success with which the etcher suggested, in The Storm, the swift movement of the horse with its rider galloping before the fury of the oncoming tempest. The action of the horse itself would hardly convey the sense of speed that is implied by the lines that bring the road, as it were, toward us, away from the rest of the landscape, and those that give the blustering impetus of the dark cloud-burst behind the horseman. Here, again, is the painter's conception with the etcher's mastery. This we see, too, in The Lady with a Cigarette, in which Zorn has caught and held to the light a charming piquant moment of feminine vivacity and satisfaction, as well as in Madame Simon, one of the most celebrated of Zorn's etchings, and one most highly prized by collectors. In this a comfortable middle-aged woman, with plenty of character doubtless, perhaps a dominant personality, but no particular distinction of air, sits on her chair, self-satisfied, and abides our question, as who should say: "Anders Zorn thought me good enough for a masterpiece; what more can anyone want of me?"
Zorn, always avid for fresh pictorial adventure and experience, found this in a subject that had not so far come into the domain of etching, The Omnibus. Here, as usual, was light, and here was the human being, but in unusual combination - and a very dexterous and original study Zorn made of the aspect of some half-dozen passengers sitting side-by-side in an omnibus en route, played upon haphazard by the interior lamp-light and any chance light from the street. No individual character study was attempted, but the general impression offered fresh material, and the result was brilliantly pictorial. But a far, far greater thing came that same year, 1892, in the Ernest Renan (Plate IV), which is not only Zorn's chef-d'œuvre, but one of the greatest etched portraits of all time, worthy to stand beside Rembrandt's greatest, and Van Dyck's and Whistler's. Turn from the Life of Renan by Madame Duclaux, who knew him so well, or his own Vie de J�sus, or his Souvenirs de Jeunesse, and look at this portrait, and you will find here veritably visualized the inspired writer of books that have been inspirations, the idealist philosopher, the artist, the poet, the scholar, indeed any conception you may have of this Breton-born man of genius. But how was the young Swedish artist, not given much, one has heard, to philosophical reflection about the life he enjoyed so much, or the people who showed him facets of personality that appealed to him, able to give us so wonderfully suggestive a portrait of this intellectual giant of Celtic temperament? Well, it was just an impressionist artist's chance that "came off," every line a fortunate stroke of genius. Zorn himself has told haw Renan, being very ill at the time and near to death, would consent to give him only a single sitting restricted to an hour, and how, being consequently obliged to set immediately to work, and, happening to catch the old philosopher sitting in an attitude that held no suggestion of pose, by happy intuition he began to draw him thus. Though Renan himself disclaimed this attitude as habitual to him, his wife admitted that he always sat like that when he thought he was unobserved. Evidently then, the etcher shows us the great writer in his actual thinking attitude. M. Loys Delteil, in his catalogue of Zorn's etchings, says this great etching was made from a pencil drawing done from life, though Zorn seems to have thought he worked direct on the copper in Renan's presence; perhaps he intended to, but the etching has all the direct and spontaneous appearance of original drawing. With what masterly intuition Zorn has allowed the light its full pictorial play on the venerable head, so that it orders the fewest essential lines to accent the form and expression. Only a great etcher could have responded with those lines.
The Toast (Plate V) is another of Zorn's monumental achievements in transmuting the pictorial vitality of a subject from oil-paint to the printed etching. This is a live and original composition, and it pictures the convivial function in its quiddity. Here is a gathering of the leading writers, artists and scientists of Stockholm to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Idun Society, and the man who founded it, Dr. Wieselgren, Chief of the National Library, and the very personification of geniality, is proposing the toast of the evening. With his glass in one hand, and a good cigar in the other, he is thoroughly enjoying himself, for he is saying things that please him to say and others to hear, if we may judge by the laughing expression of his own eyes and those of the group of convivial scientists behind him, among them Baron Nordenskjöld, the famous explorer. Thirty year of social reminiscence must have evoked many personal allusions that have "set the table on a roar"; he has deliberately turned the laugh against himself, we may be sure; he feels as expansive as he looks; his wit has just got a point home -and the artist, with his genius for the spontaneous impression, has caught the moment alive, and his etching speaks. A work of the same year, 1893, and a remarkable contrast to The Toast, yet showing the wide range of Zorn's impressionistic power of recording aspects of personality, is the portrait of Henry Marquand, the New York banker and art-collector, standing pensively among his possessions. Zorn was to do many portraits of wealthy and important Americans, but he did none more eloquent than this.
The two most important prints of 1894 were the charming Irish Girl, or Annie, with her expressive face in shadow against a bright light background; and My Model and My Boat (Plate VI), perhaps the finest of all his etched studies of the nude female form in the sunny open-air, and certainly the most summary in its linear treatment. With her back to the water, the sailing boat and the rocks, the well-formed model stands, as if in the act of throwing off her bathing wrap before taking her plunge. Beauty of form is here in the lines and curves of the boat as well as the woman, and the sunlight is lord of the scene.
During the next five years Zorn made many etchings, but to my mind there were few of any memorable importance. There was the engaging Effet de Nuit, especially in the third plate, and there were the interesting portraits of Paul Verlaine, Augustus Saint-Gaudens (without his model), M. S. Loeb, a keen-eyed American, Carl Larsson, at work on his copper. There was Old Ballad, and appealing thing in which one feels the song coming simply from the humble singer's mouth and the guitar strings twanging quietly. Song is also the motive of one of the four notable plates of 1900, but here song and singer are on a plane of culture. In Au Piano (Plate VIII), we see the singer, Miss Anna Burnett, an attractive personality in evening dress, with the light at her back and her face in shadow, and the suggestive art of the etcher makes us hear her song. Her notes are full toned, we know by the way she opens her mouth; her singing is expressive, we can see that in her face, and by the way she is holding her hands over the keyboard there can be no question but her accompaniment supports her singing with an artist's feeling. This is one of Zorn's happiest Etchings, a lyric of the copper-plate that sings the charm of song and woman.
Cosmopolitan though he was made by the success of his art, Zorn was always at heart a Dalecarlian. His devotion to his birth land was proverbial; he loved everything connected with it, the peasant-folk, young and old, their life and traditional customs, and not the land only, but the waters that washed its shores. What all this meant to him we realize from the delightful description of the master's home-life which Dr. Karl Asplund has given us in his book, Anders Zorn: His Life and Work, written from intimate personal knowledge; and we gather that a nostalgia for the Swedish scene, whether of cultured society or peasant life, would always call him back from cities abroad that welcomed him and his art to their brilliant circles, and offered him fortune in c exchange for picture and portraiture. But if we had no other means of knowing his love for his own people, we should learn it from his etching, which was his most intimate way of giving it visual expression. Feminine beauty was always an inspiration for Zorn, and between two visits to America in the years 1899 and 1900 he reveled on his copper-plates in the presentation of two types of Swedish beauty, the patrician and the peasant. In Maja we have the charming woman who is conscious that her beauty is as little questioned as her social position; while in Madonna (Plate VII) we have a beautiful peasant woman who has no thought of how she may appear to anybody else, for the baby in her arms supplies the whole meaning and motive of her present existence. In this beautiful etching Zorn has achieved a masterpiece of tenderly human expression.
Typical aspects of life and character among the Dalecarlians would supply the motives of Zorn's etchings more and more frequently as time went on, and he became, as it were, established patriarch in their midst. New Ballad, Musique en famille, The Bridesmaid, Dance at Gopsmor, and then the portrait-studies of young girls and old men of Mora, the beloved home-place; we see in all these that he loved and understood the people, their moods, characteristics and avocations, as well as the pictorial motives of light and composition that they offered. Ida (Plate IX) is one of the plates in which the etcher has been happiest in catching a natural moment of human consciousness, essentially girlish here, and making it pictorially expressive. This Mora peasant girl, as M. Delteil has told us, was a model Zorn would take with him on his special expeditions for the study of the figure in open air, and she would be equally happy peeling potatoes for the master's meal, as we see her doing here by the light of a candle held between her feet, or posing for him as a nude bather in sunlit waters.
Zorn's persistent study of the nude female form, both indoors and out in the open, is a dominant feature in his etched work, and though it is motive of a number of plate in which the etcher's vision has responded to the actuality with a charm of artistic conception and truthful directness of impression, it must be said that some of the etched nudes are commonplace in conception, and were scarcely worth putting on the copper. The Three Sisters, for instance, which the camera could have recorded with equal effect. But this consideration would have influenced Zorn not at all so long as the study and the effort interested him. The sculptor's instinct for solid form, stirred in him by his earliest art-studies, never left him, and in several of his etchings of the nude we find this emphasized. His taste was not always impeccable, but in such a plate as Early Morning, where the woman, just sprung out of bed, stands yawning and stretching her well-formed, healthy body, Zorn shows himself master of an intimate moment of life with a splendidly live piece of drawing, modeling and etching. But the nude studies on the copper which have won popular favour, and are chiefly desired by collectors, are those of the Swedish girls naturally enjoying the sunshine and the lapping waters. These are numerous, and the most attractive, besides those already mentioned, Une Premi�re and My Model and My Boat, are Cerles d'Eau, Summer, Edö, Precipice, Wet, The Swan, and Sappho (Plate XI), the latest of all, and one of the most appealing. There is scarcely more poetry in these than the camera, perhaps, would have suggested, nor, it may be supposed, would Zorn himself have wished to suggest anything but the actuality that he perceived. Beauty of light and form was enough for him; he sought it always in his own independent way as an etcher, and often he found it charmingly.
So with his portraiture: there are portraits of wealthy and important persons he etched, and etched with masterly accomplishment, which leave one cold, whereas there are others, like those of Auguste Rodin, Anatole France, Marcelin Barthelot, the great chemist and Renan's intimate friend, Prince Paul Troubetskoy, August Strindberg, which hold one because the artist's personality has responded expressively to the personality of his subject. Distinguished portraits all these, are fine etchings, but the Mona (Plate X) is far more. It is a noble and beautiful presentment of the artist's mother, and as we look at this monumental etching, in which every line tells expressively, we realise a splendid type of peasant woman, who has met all of life's experience with simple dignity and beauty of character. To compare this portrait of the mother he loved and honoured wit the etcher's last portrait of him-self in a fur-coat offers interesting material for psychological study. There are other portraits too we might study with these, the aged men of Zorn's native place, Djos Mats and An old Soldier, and then Vicke (Plate XII), the Swedish artist, Wicke Andren, singing, to the accompaniment of a lute, one of the joyous songs of Karl Mikael Bellman, the eighteenth-century lyrist, the Burns of Sweden, and Zorn's favourite poet. This is a wonderful etching, filled with the very spirit of song and the joy of singing.


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In the spring of 1999, I decided to learn a new programming language called Python. As my first programming project I decided to use Python to create a new and better command and control subsystem for Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
This little exercise has proven to be very successful and I have decided (after much agonzing) to make my effort publically available. This section contains everything you will need to use Python as a command and control language for Dragon NaturallySpeaking, and to control Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
Warning: This topic is more advanced than most of the things I post on my web site but it is also a lot more powerful (and potentially useful) than anything else I have posted. You have been warned.
If you are a Dragon NaturallySpeaking user who wants to learn about Python and NatLink, read IntroToPython next.
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If it's a contest that allows original designs, if it's any good then the whole "well, they can't judge original design for accuracy" shouldn't matter. Reproduction costumes should be scored for the accuracy and the execution of workmanship, and originals should be scored for intention and execution of design and...the execution of workmanship.
Since you're basing it off of something that exists in media, you're in a grey area. What you should do is include your reasons for deviating away from the character design. I'm not familiar with Diablo, but I know a lot of in game design vary widely from the concept art. Maybe with your ref pics include in game pics, concept art, maybe sketches of your own, and some bullet points outlining your rationale.
If I may brag about my own experience, my Madame Red was quite different from what the character wore in the manga/anime, and it did very well in a masquerade. The changes I made were in the interest of historical accuracy, and I made sure to show to the judges with my documentation that I was very familiar with fashion from 1888 (the year of the Jack the Ripper murders, which happened at the beginning of the series).
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If you haven't heard of Colter Brehmer, then take five minutes out of your day and check out his 2012/13 season edit. It's evident that Colter is a jack of all trades, showing proficiency in the park, backcountry and the streets. Brehmer includes some gnarly crashes as well, including a backcountry rag doll session, which are always entertaining to watch.


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In a week of panelists' revelations, the host opens up on what she had to do just to advance her career.
After Sharon Osbourne confessed a "flingy wingy" with Jay Leno on the Monday, September 9 episode of "The Talk" followed by the Tuesday admission of Aisha Tyler regarding her infertility struggles, it was Julie Chen's turn on Wednesday to reveal a secret on their talk show. The co-host opened up about having to get plastic surgery on her eyes so she could achieve her dream of being a network news anchor.
Chen was working as a 25-year-old local news reporter in Dayton, Ohio back in 1995 when she realized that she was at risk of not ever landing the anchor's desk because of her Chinese ethnicity. She recalled how her news director at that time told her that standing in the way of her dreams was her "Asian eyes" and how she looked "disinterested and bored" in front of the camera because of them.
After recounting her childhood in Queens where she experienced racism to recording her daily newscast and meeting with a big-time agent who recommended she get plastic surgery on her eyes to make them look better, the "Big Brother" host revealed how she eventually got the courage to discuss the matter with her parents. Sadly, the issue divided her brood, with the physical changes to her eyes being interpreted as her denying her heritage.
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Yesterday saw a flurry of news announcements and rumors of upcoming Android tablets. It's been a while since we saw this much activity around Android in a single day so I though I'd recap. First up, Sony announced the 10" Xperia Tablet Z. This tablet skips the 'folded magazine' profile of the "S" tablets that Sony currently produces. Instead they're going for a super-slim profile; the Z is just 6.9 mm thick and weighs only 495 grams. It isn't sacrificing power for thickness and weight though. Inside is a quad-core chip (the Snapdragon APQ8064), 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage space. The screen is 1920x1200, giving it a decent 224 PPI. No pricing info is available and in fact a release outside of Japan hasn't been confirmed. GigaOm has some more details on the Tablet Z.
[Sony launches thin and light Tablet Z and Asus Memo Pad joins the pack of sub-$150 Android tablets]
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Hi Rose, What type of injection did you have, what type of doctor did it for you and how long ago did you have this done?
it was a filler injictions becouse under my eyes didn't look good. the was in dubi a year ago
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Ok. Well there are a very large number of reasons why things went wrong with a filler injection.....and I would only be guessing at why yours might have gone wrong. The best person to speak to about this would be the doctor who did the filler injection for you.
Did you have a chance to speak to him after this problem showed up?
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what do you might be the reasons for that
It is possible that the filler has moved from where it was initially placed. It could also have been put in too deep. Another thing that could have happened is that your orbital septum (the tough, thin tissue that holds your normal orbital fat in place) has been ripped and the fat around your eyeballs has pooched forward.
The good news? Most all of these things can be fixed :-)
The best thing to do would be to consult with either an ophthalmologist, and oculo-plastic surgeon or a plastic surgeon for a full examination. At the end of this exam the doctor would be able to tell you exactly what is going on and what options you have to fix it.
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Events for November 20, 2013
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PCC theatre arts presents The Laramie Project
Pima Community College Theatre Arts presents THE LARAMIE PROJECT, by Moisés Kaufman and members of the Tectonic Theatre Project. Directed by Nancy Davis Booth. In 1998 University of Wyoming gay student Matthew Shepard was kidnapped, beaten and left to die tied to a fence in the outskirts of Laramie. He died 6 days later. The... Read more »Find out more »
7:30 pm
$19 - $52
Rock icon Eddie Money is back on the road with an all-star band! The early days of MTV and music videos launched Eddie Money into stardom. An accomplished musician, he sings, he writes, and plays the saxophone, harmonica and piano. Eddie has recorded over a dozen albums of his own (selling over 28 million records),... Read more »Find out more »


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Milan Marketplace is a global cloud computing company that helps local businesses communicate with the growing number of "online" consumers that use their mobile phones and computers to make daily purchasing decisions.Milan's exclusive ad marketing platform, "Aria SDMC", makes it easy for any local "offline" business to get the products and services they sell and promote "online". Designed for small and large, Aria offers businesses an easy and affordable way to create a website for their business, advertise in the hottest mobile applications, and automate and simplify social media marketing campaigns.Let Aria upgrade your local business with the online marketing voice you need to compete and succeed.
Milan Marketplace is reinventing the way local consumers and businesses live and communicate by providing simple and efficient online technologies to offline local businesses.
While web search engines can get you to the websites you are looking for, they struggle getting you the information you seek locally.
Milan is dedicated to developing innovative technologies that make accessing local information faster and easier. We are all about optimizing the "last mile" for search in our own neighborhoods. Finding where to get a burger for lunch shouldn't require searching and reading reviews. Why not type in "burger" and immediately see photos from menus of all the burgers that are being served in nearby restaurants. It's time for search to evolve and provide consumers what we need.
Milan Marketplace is a global cloud computing company that helps local businesses communicate with the growing number of "online" consumers that use their mobile phones and computers to make daily purchasing decisions.
Milan's exclusive ad marketing platform, "Aria SDMC", makes it easy for any local "offline" business to get the products and services they sell and promote "online".
Bringing "offline" closer to "online" is our goal.
We're excited, and this is just the beginning!
Kyle Tanouye - Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Kyle is responsible for setting Milan's strategic vision and overall operations of the company. Kyle brings over 20 years experience working in both start-up and mature companies focused in technology, mobile and digital media advertising. Prior to founding Milan Marketplace, Kyle co-founded Talisman LBS, a leading mobile marketing technology company specializing in audience engagement advertising. Before that, Kyle was president of multimedia for aio Group Media, overseeing web and mobile digital media development for the company's portfolio of magazine publications and web properties. Kyle has held executive leadership positions at companies such as Calix (pre-IPO/IPO), Advance Switching Communications (pre-IPO/IPO), Verizon/GTE Corp., and Apple, Inc. Kyle holds a degree in Finance from the University of Hawaii.
Bin Li - Vice President, Engineering and Development
Bin is responsible for all strategic planning, design and product development. Bin brings over 16 years of experience in technical research and development and has worked for startup and multinational companies including: Blue Lava Wireless (pre-IPO acquired); Jamdat Mobile (pre-IPO acquired); EA Mobile; Matsushita/Panasonic Soft Research Co., Ltd (Osaka, Japan), and Hitachi (Beijing, China). Bin is trilingual (Chinese/English/Japanese) and holds a Bachelors of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Zhejiang University, P.R. China, and a Master of Science in Information and Computer Science from the University of Hawaii.
Paul Jespersen - Vice President, Strategic Business Development
Paul is responsible for spearheading the development and implementation of the Milan Marketplace sales strategy and team, as well as establishing strategic business partners and relationships. Paul brings an understanding of sales and business development and a proven record of success in helping startups build their revenue streams. He has over 15 years of experience at companies like US Robotics and Cisco Systems, as well as several startups, including Advanced Switching (ASC), which successfully completed an IPO, Ocular Networks, which was acquired by Tellabs, and Timetra Networks, which was acquired by Alcatel. Most recently Paul was Vice President, Strategic Development at Montego Networks, which was named an Infoworld Hot Startup. Paul received his Bachelors degree from The University of Texas at Austin.
Tom Sonoda, Ph.D.
Founder & CEO, Utagoe Inc.
Dr. Sonoda invented the world's first web-based melodic search engine in 1997. With the technology, Dr. Sonoda founded a Tokyo-based startup named Utagoe Inc. when he was a doctor degree student at Waseda University in 2001. To expand their business, Dr. Sonoda moved to Mountain View, California during 2007-2008. With the Silicon Valley startup methods, Dr. Sonoda launched a brand-new life- logging service named "Moment Diary" in 2010. The service has millions of users in 200+ countries.
Matt Levinson
Vice President, Polaroid
Mr. Levinson is Vice President of Business Development at Polaroid where he oversees the company's global sales and marketing efforts. Prior to Lease It or Lend It, Mr. Levinson was vice president of The Licensing Company, with primary responsibility for its national major accounts including Michelin, Reckitt Benckiser, Fortune Brands and Mercedes. As a former executive at ESPN, Mr. Levinson brings extensive media sales and marketing experience specific to retail and consumer products. He has provided professional services to NIKE and Fila Sport and has held key leadership roles with various sports sporting goods companies including Apex One and Starter Sportswear.
Keith Agena
Chief Legal and Administrative Officer
Mr. Agena brings over 20 years experience in legal and litigation specializing in software and data licensing, contract negotiations and business acquisitions. Mr. Agena was a partner with Char Sakamoto Ishii Lum & Ching, Attorneys at Law, and Bendet Fidell Sugimura, Attorneys at Law, where he had a general corporate law practice. Mr. Agena has represented individuals in both civil and criminal actions before courts and governmental agencies in the State of Hawaii, contractual disputes, trusts administration, and probate related matters. Keith holds a BA from the University of Hawaii and a JD from Willamette University College of Law in Salem, Oregon, and is a member of the Hawaii State Bar Association and the Oregon State Bar Association.
Arthur Orduna
Chief Product Officer, Canoe Ventures
For more than 20 years, Mr. Orduna has worked in the media and interactive TV industries where he has helped develop critical initiatives with standard bodies, industry organizations and providers. He is an active member of SCTE, chaired the CableLabs Working Group, which developed the EBIF technical specification for enhanced television, and is a long-term advocate of open standards-based technologies and other cross-MSO projects. Before Canoe Ventures, Mr. Orduna was a Senior Vice President at Bright House Networks where he was responsible for leading the development of new technology-based products and services for video, high-speed data, voice and wireless.
Paul Hardy
Chief Executive Officer, Cellrunner
Mr. Hardy focuses on strategic innovation and planning of mobile, Internet and digital media distribution technologies. A resident of Tokyo, Mr. Hardy serves as Milan's liaison and advisor to leading Japanese mobile and web technology companies that influence and assist Milan's global mobile platform. Mr. Hardy's previous positions include CTO, Ibidlive (Real-time Internet TV auctions based in Los Angeles); Chief Technologist, Creative Link Corporation (Tokyo); Director & CTO, ADVFN Japan; and various advisory executive positions with new media technology start-ups. Mr. Hardy is a Fellow of the Institute of Analysts & Programmers and holds a Bachelors of Science Honors Degree in Electrical & Electronic Engineering from the University of Manchester.
Investor Relations
Company Overview
Milan Marketplace, Inc. is a leader in local mobile advertising technologies with demonstrated success and deployments throughout the US and Asia. Milan's global cloud computing marketing platform, Aria SDMC, empowers local offline businesses with a new and easy way to communicate with online consumers.
Milan serves as a powerful complement to traditional advertising media and provides services in a growing number of markets throughout the US and Asia. Milan Marketplace, Inc. is headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii with field offices the New York and Tokyo.
For more information, please contact us at email@example.com.
Through revolutionary products come opportunities to make a difference. Join us in our mission to reinvent the way local communities communicate and live. Milan Marketplace is changing the way that businesses attract customers and the way that people find what they need everyday.
If you feel as excited about mobile technologies and local communities as we do, and if you seek fulfillment from making a difference in the lives of people and businesses, we would love to hear from you.
Please send a cover letter and resume to firstname.lastname@example.com
Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy. Milan Marketplace has a specific Privacy Policy that describes the information Milan Marketplace collects through your use of the Milan Marketplace mobile application ("Mobile App") and website portal, and the limitations Milan Marketplace agrees to place on its use of such information. Notwithstanding, the Mobile App is subject to the terms and conditions contained in the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement and the Android Market Developer Distribution Agreement, and to the extent any term or condition in this Agreement contradicts the aforementioned developer agreements, the terms and conditions of the developer agreements shall govern. The mapping functions contained in the Mobile App is also subject to the Google Maps Terms of Service. Any information that is provided to Apple Inc. or Google Inc. will not be deemed confidential by Apple Inc. or Google Inc. This Privacy Policy shall also be subject to the terms and conditions contained in Apple Inc.'s App Store or Google's Android Market.
What this Privacy Policy Covers. This Privacy Policy covers Milan Marketplace's treatment of personally identifiable information that Milan Marketplace receives when you sign-up for and use the Mobile App and/or web portal. The Milan Marketplace web portal ("Portal") may create links to the websites of other parties. Independently operated websites are not associated with or authorized by us and may also have links leading to the Portal. Milan Marketplace cannot and does not control any of these links and is not responsible for any content appearing on websites linked to or from our Portal, or for any personal information gathered at such independently operated websites. IF YOU ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 18, OBTAIN YOUR PARENT'S OR GUARDIAN'S CONSENT OR PERMISSION BEFORE GIVING ANY INFORMATION TO ANY WEBSITE.
What Type of Information We Collect. Milan Marketplace does not collect any personally identifiable information about you other than information that you affirmatively choose to submit, such as your e-mail address, cellular telephone number, zip code, and name when you subscribe to the Mobile Alert Service.
The Mobile App utilizes location based services, whereby the Mobile App is populated with selected messages from merchants and vendors in your selected area. Your selected area is in part determined by your location within a certain provider's cellular network.; Milan Marketplace does not disclose such information to third parties; however, Milan Marketplace utilizes the location based services built into the Apple OS and Google Android platforms, the mobile devices running such operating systems, and the applicable cellular networks. By using the Mobile App, you agree that Milan Marketplace will not be responsible for the use of any information collected by any other part involved in providing the location based services.
The Portal also uses cookies to enhance your use of the site. "Cookies" are sets of information a website transmits to a user's computer. The cookies the Portal passes to you do not reveal your identity and do not capture private data. We do NOT track the material or databases that you access in a way that is attributable to you. This type of information is collected only to collect aggregate or statistical data and cannot be identified as from you or any other particular user.
The cookies help our server to provide you with appropriate content. We use cookies to track how our site is being used so that we can modify it to meet our customers' needs. We track the type of information that is being requested so that we can modify our site to make that information easier to find and to make the site easier to use. Information that we capture through cookies about your use of the Portal is for our internal use only, although we may provide others with general information about the use of the Portal by users generally.
If you do not wish to receive cookies from us, you may set your browser to reject the cookies. Please consult the instructions for your browser to determine how to do this. Setting your browser to reject cookies may affect your ability to perform some transactions on our Portal and other Internet sites.
How We Use the Information We Collect. If you conduct certain transactions with us using the Mobile App or Portal, you may be asked to enter personal information in order to complete that transaction, which we may submit to companies we work with to facilitate that transaction. Milan Marketplace and these service providers WILL NOT sell or distribute any personal information about you.
With Whom We Share Information. Milan Marketplace may offer services where we request information from you that we will be sharing with third parties, to better serve your needs. If this is the case, the request for information will explain that we will be sharing that information. We do not share any information about you with anyone else unless we have specifically informed you of this at the time we receive the information.
Security. Milan Marketplace is committed to maintaining the security of information under our control. We have taken security measures, consistent with best industry practices, to protect your personal information. To prevent unauthorized access, maintain data accuracy and ensure correct use of information, we have put in place industry-accepted physical, technical and administrative practices to safeguard and secure the information we collect.
Children's Issues. Parents and legal guardians are allowed to use the Mobile App and Portal, and are responsible for the use of and access to the Mobile App and Portal by their dependents. A minor should not use or access the Mobile App or Portal without the supervision or guidance of the minor's parent or legal guardian.
Changes to this Privacy Policy. Milan Marketplace may revise and update this Privacy Policy at any time by posting such revised Privacy Policy on the Portal. Your continued usage of the Portal or Mobile App will mean you accept those changes.
Other Terms and Conditions. Please review the Terms and Conditions page of the Portal by clicking here, which sets out other important terms of your use of the Portal and Mobile App.
Contact Information. Should you have any questions regarding our personal privacy policy, please feel free to e-mail us at email@example.com.
Terms & Conditions
Terms & Conditions
1. Acceptance of Terms and Conditions of Use. Please read this MILAN MARKETPLACETM Agreement ("Agreement") carefully before registering to be a participant in MILAN MARKETPLACETM. By checking "I Accept" you agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and any other agreement or policy incorporated herein by reference. By checking "I Do Not Accept," you will not be able to register or use MILAN MARKETPLACETM. MILAN MARKETPLACETM is a service created and maintained by Milan Marketplace, Inc. (hereinafter "Provider"). MILAN MARKETPLACETM is subject to the terms and conditions contained in the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement and the Android Market Developer Distribution Agreement, and to the extent any term or condition in this Agreement contradicts the aforementioned developer agreements, the terms and conditions of the developer agreements shall govern. The mapping functions contained in the MILAN MARKETPLACETM is also subject to the Google Maps Terms of Service. Any information that is provided to Apple Inc. or Google Inc. will not be deemed confidential by Apple Inc. or Google Inc. This Agreement shall also be subject to the terms and conditions contained in Apple Inc.'s App Store or Google's Android Market.
2. Registering as a Merchant. To use MILAN MARKETPLACETM, you will be directed to register as a "Merchant". As a Merchant, you will be providing "Content" to MILAN MARKETPLACETM in the form of publication ready banners, advertisements, photographs, text, images, audio or video clips, illustrations or any combination of the above. All Content shall meet the requirements set forth and published by MILAN MARKETPLACETM, as may be amended from time-to-time by Provider. As a Merchant, you are agreeing to allow MILAN MARKETPLACETM to place your Content on mobile applications owned by Provider or by other parties that have agreements with Provider to incorporate MILAN MARKETPLACETM in to their mobile applications.
3. Price Per Click. Unless expressly agreed to otherwise the pricing for MILAN MARKETPLACETM is based on the number of "clicks" or the number of times a Merchant's Content is accessed over a set period of time, generally one month (hereinafter "PPC"). The PPC will be determined by bid, with bids starting at $.15 per click. As a Merchant you will be allowed to modify your bid once a week. Content with a higher PPC bid will have a higher or greater probability of being shown or placed on MILAN MARKETPLACETM, and will have a higher weighting in user or customer initiated searches.
4. PPC Deposit Account. Merchants will need to keep a positive balance in their PPC Deposit Accounts with Provider to participate in MILAN MARKETPLACETM. If at any point, the balance in your PPC Deposit Account is less than $10.00, you will receive a notification from MILAN MARKETPLACE of your low balance. If your PPC Deposit Account has no balance, your registration with MILAN MARKETPLACETM may be immediately suspended. If your PPC Deposit Account has no balance for 30 consecutive days, your registration with MILAN MARKETPLACETM may be terminated. Your PPC Deposit must be completed with a valid credit card issued to you in your name. Your card holder rights are governed by the your credit card agreement. By completing your deposit on the MILAN MARKETPLACETM Web Site, you are authorizing Provider to charge your credit card for the entire deposit amount. Your deposit will be non-refundable.
5. Unauthorized Activities. By registering with MILAN MARKETPLACETM, you are agreeing not to engage in activities that could be considered an abuse of MILAN MARKETPLACETM. Such activities include but are not limited to, causing, advocating or encouraging false or fraudulent clicks on any Content, using MILAN MARKETPLACETM for the purpose of obtaining private or personal information in an unauthorized manner, and using MILAN MARKETPLACETM to gain access to mobile or handheld devices, cellular telephones, or other computing devices for malicious purposes. You also agree not to provide Content to MILAN MARKETPLACETM that is libelous, defamatory, obscene, pornographic, abusive, offensive, that infringes on the rights of others or that violates any law or rule of any governmental agency. You hereby acknowledge that Provider has no control over, nor a duty to authorize or restrict the Content that is available in MILAN MARKETPLACETM, who can gain access to your Content, the Content that another merchant may place in MILAN MARKETPLACETM, what effects the Content may have on users or customers, or where users or customers may be directed. You also acknowledge that MILAN MARKETPLACETM is intended to be a medium, liaison or conduit between Merchants and their respective users and customers, and is not intended to be a filter, editor or monitor of that relationship or communication.
6. Intellectual Property Rights. All trademarks, service marks, names, logos, video, audio or photographs ("Marks") used in connection with the Content on MILAN MARKETPLACETM are either owned by or licensed to Provider, or the party credited as the provider of the Content. Your use of MILAN MARKETPLACETM does not allow you to infringe on Providers's rights in its Marks or the rights of third parties that may exist in material contained in the Content.
7. Changes To Terms and Conditions. Provider reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to change, modify, add or remove any portion of this Agreement, in whole or in part, at any time. You agree to periodically review this Agreement for any changes. Your continued usage of MILAN MARKETPLACETM will mean you accept those changes.
We may also change, suspend or discontinue any aspect of MILAN MARKETPLACETM at any time. Provider may also impose limits on certain features and services or restrict your access to parts or all of MILAN MARKETPLACETM without prior notice or liability. We reserve the right to make changes, corrections, and improvements to MILAN MARKETPLACETM, at any time without prior notice.
8. No Warranties. YOU EXPRESSLY AGREE THAT USE OF MILAN MARKETPLACETM IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. YOUR USE OF MILAN MARKETPLACETMACKNOWLEDGES YOUR AGREEMENT AND UNDERSTANDING THAT THE CONTENT TRANSMITTED THROUGH OR BY MILAN MARKETPLACETM HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY OTHER PARTIES. AS A RESULT, YOU AND YOUR USERS MAY BE EXPOSED TO CONTENT OR MATERIAL FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES. PROVIDER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY, USEFULNESS, SAFETY, OR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS OF OR RELATING TO SUCH CONTENT OR MATERIAL. YOU FURTHER UNDERSTAND AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU AND YOUR USERS MAY BE EXPOSED TO CONTENT OR MATERIAL THAT MAY BE INACCURATE OR OBJECTIONABLE, THAT YOUR USE OF MILAN MARKETPLACETM WILL BE AT YOUR OWN RISK, AND THAT YOU AGREE TO WAIVE, AND HEREBY DO WAIVE, ANY LEGAL OR EQUITABLE RIGHTS OR REMEDIES YOU HAVE OR MAY HAVE AGAINST PROVIDER WITH RESPECT THERETO. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMISSIBLE BY LAW, PROVIDER AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATES MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER FOR THE CONTENT TRANSMITTED BY MILAN MARKETPLACETM, FOR ANY PRODUCTS OR SERVICES OR HYPERTEXT LINKS TO THIRD PARTIES, OR FOR ANY BREACH OF SECURITY ASSOCIATED WITH THE TRANSMISSION OF SENSITIVE INFORMATION THROUGH MILAN MARKETPLACETM OR ANY LINKED SITE. FURTHER, PROVIDER DISCLAIMS ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. PROVIDER DOES NOT WARRANT THAT MILAN MARKETPLACETM OR ANY MATERIALS OR CONTENT TRANSMITTED THEREBY WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR FREE, THAT DEFECTS WILL BE CORRECTED, OR THAT MILAN MARKETPLACETM OR THE SERVER THAT MAKES IT AVAILABLE IS FREE OF VIRUSES OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPONENTS. PROVIDER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE USE OF MILAN MARKETPLACETM, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE CONTENT AND ANY ERRORS CONTAINED THEREIN. PROVIDER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY THIRD-PARTY CLAIMS OR LOSSES OF ANY NATURE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOST PROFITS, PUNITIVE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
9. Indemnification. You hereby agree to indemnify, defend and hold Provider, and all its officers, directors, owners, managers, members, agents, employees, information providers, affiliates, licensors and licensees and the assigns of the same (collectively, the "Indemnified Parties") harmless from and against any and all liability and costs incurred by the Indemnified Parties in connection with any claim arising out of any breach by you of the Agreement or the representations, warranties and covenants contained herein, including, without limitation, attorneys' fees and costs. You agree you will cooperate as fully as reasonably required in the defense of any claim. Provider reserves the right, at its own expense, to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter otherwise subject to indemnification by you and you shall not in any event settle any matter without the written consent of Provider.
10. Shipping and Delivery. MILAN MARKETPLACETM will not be shipping or delivering any products to you.
11. Non-Refundable. All amounts deposited into MILAN MARKETPLACETM are non-refundable, and all sales will be final.
12. Governing Law and Jurisdiction. THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE GOVERNED BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF HAWAII, WITHOUT REGARD TO CONFLICTS OF LAWS PROVISIONS. SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION FOR ANY ACTION OR PROCEEDING ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE AN APPROPRIATE STATE OR FEDERAL COURT LOCATED IN THE STATE OF HAWAII.
13. Miscellaneous. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between Provider and you with respect to your use of MILAN MARKETPLACETM. If, for any reason, a court of competent jurisdiction finds any provision of the Agreement, or portion thereof, to be unenforceable, that provision shall be enforced to the maximum extent permissible so as to effect the intent of the Agreement, and the remainder of this Agreement shall continue in full force and effect. Provider's failure to insist upon strict performance of any provision of this Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver of any provision or right.
14. Contact Information. You agree to only communicate with Provider, and not with any other Merchant, in connection with MILAN MARKETPLACETM. We respect the rights of all copyright holders and in this regard, Provider has adopted and implemented a policy that provides for the termination, in appropriate circumstances, of Merchants who infringe upon the rights of copyright holders. If you believe that your work has been copied in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, please provide Provider's Copyright Agent the following information required by the Online Copyright Infringement Liability Limitation Act of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. 512(c)(3):
(a) A physical or electronic signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed;
(b) Identification of the copyright work claimed to have been infringed, or, if multiple copyrighted works at a single on-line site are covered by a single notification, a representative list of such works at that site;
(c) Identification of the material that is claimed to be infringing or to be the subject of infringing activity and that is to be removed or access to which is to be disabled, and information reasonably sufficient to permit us to locate the material;
(d) Information reasonably sufficient to permit us to contact the complaining party;
(e) A statement that the complaining party has a good-faith belief that use of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law; and
(f) A statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
Provider's Copyright Agent for notice of claims of copyright infringement can be reached as follows:
Copyright Agent
Attn: Milan Marketplace, Inc.
1000 Bishop Street, Suite 808
Honolulu, HI 96813
Email: email@example.com
For any questions or requests other than copyright issues, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
15. Termination. Either party to this Agreement may terminate this Agreement at any time by giving the other party prior written notice by any means that would reasonably transmit notice of termination to the other party. Provider may also terminate this Agreement immediately and without any prior notice with any Merchant if that Merchant breaches any of the terms or conditions of this Agreement. All provisions of this Agreement which by their nature should survive the termination of this Agreement shall survive termination of this Agreement. Any amounts paid hereunder are non-refundable, unless agreed to otherwise by Provider.
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The Paris Popup: A Week-long Food Fête in the City of Light
October 16, 2014
Summer may be over, but there's always something to celebrate in Paris. The end of September marked the long-awaited return of chef Harry Cummins and sommelier Laura Vidal, the well-known duo behind The Paris Popup. An initiative imagined while the pair were working together at Frenchie Restaurant, Paris Popup brings together the best of Harry's inventive cooking and Laura's dead-on wine pairings.
The popup group debuted last year with a number of successful one-day events hosted in notable Parisian venues like Verjus, Le Mary Celeste, and Bones. For their events the team worked closely with local suppliers and invited other notable chefs, sommeliers, mixologists, musicians, and artists to participate. After last year's memorable Food Fest popup, hosted at the novel rooftop bar Le Perchoir, Paris Popup packed its suitcases and skipped town for a prolonged trip around the world. Dropping into the diverse culinary scenes of New York City, Oakland, Montreal, Québec City, and Kyoto, the group made friends and fans as they cooked their way across the globe.
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