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Katy Perry Named The 2012 Billboard Woman of the Year
Billboard announced today that Katy Perry will accept its coveted Woman of the Year Award at the 2012 Billboard Women in Music event taking place on Friday, November 30, 2012 at Capitale in New York City. This award honors the achievements of a trailblazing female recording artist over the past 12 months, and acknowledges her overall success in the music business and her leadership in embracing the changing industry.
Since the release of her first mainstream album, "One of the Boys," in 2008, Katy Perry has continued to top the Billboard charts, setting a number of records along the way. She is the only woman to score five Hot 100 No. 1s from one album ("Teenage Dream") in the chart's 54-year history. The album spent more than 100 weeks on the Billboard 200 and has sold 2.5 million copies in the U.S. according to Nielsen SoundScan. Perry has also sold 48 million tracks in the U.S., with four of them -- "Firework," "California Gurls," "E.T." and "Hot N Cold" -- among the top 30 selling downloads of all time, and holds the record for the most consecutive weeks (69) with at least one title in the Hot 100's top 10.
In addition to her chart success, Katy Perry embarked on the California Dreams Tour in 2011 in support of "Teenage Dream," and sold out 124 arenas around the globe. A portion of ticket sales was donated via Tickets-for-Charity to The Children's Health Fund, Generosity Water and The Humane Society, and a portion of merchandise sales was donated to The Red Cross to benefit local disaster relief efforts. The tour was also the subject of this year's 3D feature film, "Katy Perry: Part of Me," which is already the fourth biggest music documentary of all time.
"Katy Perry broke into the industry not even five years ago, and has already accomplished more than most artists can hope for in an entire career," said Bill Werde, Billboard's editorial director. "We are thrilled to celebrate these incredible achievements and her amazing past 12 months by honoring her with the Billboard Woman of the Year Award. With what seems like a never-ending supply of record-breaking, chart-topping hits, coupled with her unique and fresh style, Katy Perry is hands-down one of the most exciting and inspiring artists in the industry today."
The Billboard Women in Music event celebrates the most powerful and talented women in music, and past Woman of the Year honorees have included Beyonce, Fergie and Taylor Swift.
The event is also held in conjunction with the much-anticipated publication of Billboard's Women in Music Power Players list, which recognizes the top female music executives who are leading the industry with their artistic and business vision.


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Mentorship Application (for mentors and mentees)
Unsure if mentorship is for you? Here are a series of articles about how mentorship benefits everyone involved.
1. This is what sets Great Mentors Apart by Val DiFebo
2. 5 Steps to Becoming An Amazing Mentor by Vincent O'Connell
3. Mentorship is Key to Career Success for Young Professionals By Chris Myers
4. A Good Mentor Never Tramples On Big Dreams by Adam Bryant
5. Demystying Mentoring by Amy Gallo
6. It Takes A Mentor by Thomas L. Friedman
7. The Modern Face of Mentoring by Amy Anderson
8. How To Start Mentoring A Relationship by Chrissy Scivicque
9. Mentoring: A Boon to Nurses, the Nursing Profession, and Patients, Too byThe Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
10. 6 Great Things Mentors Do Differently by Sujan Patel
11. What The Best Mentors Do by Anthony K. Tjan
12. Entrepreneurs Need More Than Guidance by Amy Errett
13. The Mentor Manifesto by David Cohen
14. The Value Of A Business Mentor by Scott Allen
15. Mentor: A Young Entrepreneur's Secret Weapon by Adam Toren
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See by Chloe dress, Prada shoes, Marc Jacobs clutch
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Flower Child
See by Chloe dress, Prada shoes, Marc Jacobs clutch
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I'm speechless, Khatu. You look incredible! :)ReplyDelete
I agree with Jen - you look incredible! Especially love the print on the dress.ReplyDelete
xo, alison*elle
what an adorable dress! fits you perfectly! you look so pretty!ReplyDelete
I can say I still love those Pradas. And this dress fits you perfectlyReplyDelete
Vi from Cali
- AnonymousJuly 21, 2011 at 7:51 PM
The colours in this outfit are phenomenal!ReplyDelete
This is absolutely the most perfect summer dress. You look just beautiful!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous Dress!!!!ReplyDelete
Amazing. No words required for this post!ReplyDelete
Khatu, you are rose beautiful with this flowery dress. You are a fashionable ray of sunshine, and your beauty shines like the sun. You are absolutely beautiful. Great outfit!ReplyDelete
Great colors. Looks like you added a belt. Nice.ReplyDelete
My first reaction to these pictures was "cutie pie"!! I always love seeing these shoes on you! So great!ReplyDelete
Khatu, YOU ARE MY IDOL! I freakin' love this dress on you. It's so sweet, but also very sexy. :)ReplyDelete
xx Love & Aloha
WOW. stunning dress. i'm speechless.ReplyDelete
you look so pretty !ReplyDelete
like the dress, it is beautiful :)
xo lala
almost retro.ReplyDelete
it looks wonderful on you.
That dress is PERFECTION on you! Love the print.ReplyDelete
xo Josie
Wow, you look stunning!! Like always!!! This dress is sooo cute!!ReplyDelete
I'm so happy that couple of weeks ago I found your blog !! You are such an inspiration!! :))
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Love everything about that dress. The color, the pattern, the length. Divine! Have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful dress :)ReplyDelete
Love, Vanilla
adorable dress!!ReplyDelete
I used to think we tiny girls couldn't wear super short skirts without looking like we're "giving away the farm" but man, you look awesome.ReplyDelete
Curvy goodness.
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Amazing dress!ReplyDelete
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I love the dress and the shoes! The clear heels are so different and fun!ReplyDelete
your fashion sense is great! i just opened up a blog, but i haven't gotten to my "fashion-tutorial" part yet.. i hope when i do it'll be just as good as yours!ReplyDelete
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I love how you're always so colourful, Khatu : )ReplyDelete
stunning dress and you have such a gorgeous tan!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! (As always!) I'm in love with your clutch, by the way.ReplyDelete


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Question: Could you please tell me the difference between a Sequential dataset and Partitioned Dataset
Answer: A sequential dataset contains information that is accessed sequentially in the order it appears in the file. Something like a bottle of juice where you pour out the juice in the order that it comes out of the bottle. You can't pour out the bottom pices of juice before pouring out all of the juice above it.
A partitioned dataset contains a number of separate logical files each of which can be accessed separately. Something like a carton of eggs. You can choose which egg in the carton you want to use first the same way you can choose which member of the partitioned dataset you want to process independently of the other members.
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Demi Lovato kicked off the Future Now tour last night (June 29) with a bang and a brand new song.
On the first night of her joint tour with Nick Jonas, the "Confident" singer aired "Body Say" for the first time. Fans captured the debut performance on their phones, giving us an advance listen to the single before it officially comes out tomorrow, July 1.
Like its cover suggests, "Body Say" is a three-minute slice of raw sexuality that's just upbeat enough to dance to.
Because they were in Atlanta, Jonas and Lovato also brought out a surprise guest from the area: rapper T.I., who performed his hit single "Whatever You Like."
Jonas and Lovato will perform together throughout North America until September 17, when they'll close out the Future Now tour in Inglewood, California.


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i havent posts something interesting here, did i? lol, maybe this was not meant to., i must not get to expressive here. i must not., but the most interesting part is im enrolled again and again start the class on may 5th. I've been keeping in touch with my uncle in the past few days, and man! we really missed a lot of times its been years since we first met., and enjoying the guitar he gave me this summer., tnx
i have really good times with my girlfriend this week, covering some arguments and solving them them as fast as we can to avoid complications. lol., there have been many happenings around me and i cant seem to express them to you,
Chuuk lagoon is the picture, its called the jeep island, this was the stage point where japan attacked pearl harbor.
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
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Thursday, May 24, 2007
i dreamt of
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Sunday, May 20, 2007
A night with my girlfriend
i never thought i could have one, since i was so ill manered and moody. but then it hit me lol. it was supposed to be my depature from going home, and she ask me me to stay cause she wasted to have time with me. that was so sweet.i was surprised when she offered me a YanYan. a cookie treat that you need to dip into a chocolate sauce.we were kind of kids when we played with it. lol. being in the water made us feeling relaxed and soothed, it was all but romantic. it was the first time we had time in the pool. and we enjoyed it the whole night, after all the moments. i take her home back safely. and thanked her for the night.
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Saturday, May 19, 2007
Why God created the rainbow ?
I woke up in Church today and finally had a good and satisfying sleep, we had a gathering in the church, its our spiritual retreat. and together with my girlfriend. its a retreat so therefore we should settle all our arguments and have fun. i will be going home this afternoon and i miss my family. No DOTA today, so much of that tiring game, you'll be beaten hard anyway lol. Why God created the rainbow was the title because we had a group activity and that was the question that was give to me, scientificaly. its all about the tiny little droplets of water that was reflected by the suns ray and thus giving its roy g. biv appearace. in the bibile its simple a remembrance of God's covenant to us according to our retreat master. and i believe, from noah's story which was my own favourite since i was a child. in literature, it was said that at the end of a rainbow is a pot of gold, which is a metapohr for something else., you should follow that rainbow and get the price. which ios simply striving hard to reach your goal.
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Friday, May 18, 2007
Fun minus health
i haven't got sufficient sleep time last night because i was busy playing with my pals, i admit the it was really fun, but the bitter side is in the morning you'll end up like a zombie, with your eye bags ready to erupt,and your head turning. then i waked up on a three hour nap, and felt laziness all over me that was so annoying. plus you add our new argument with my girlfriend, a complete knockout., i think ill gonna reach the 70kilogram mark lol. and you know what? i have a problem.
i cant seem to think of a blog title before i start., many titles, but i like the best ones., so i chose "Fun Minus Health" did you get it.
New fun word alert.,
"Gahineh" meaning "i am hard" LOL
thats my musical hero there, meet the late Kurt C0bain
Didnt i tell you im a guitar player?
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Thursday, May 17, 2007
A cup of milk before i sleep
Another lazy day have passed, and all i can think is how to make my life more healthy. just like in my situation now., i am sleep deprived and over exposed to my uncle's computers and the most special thing is that i am gaining lots of weight,, i call it, Couch potatoes., whew! look at my big belly., me and my girlfriend had an argument today, a sort of misunderstanding, it was all to worst. but thank God, it was settled.,its kinda funny when i cant think of a title for my blog and had to log in several times before a bell ringed, much more of neophyte on blogger.com
well look what had just happened today. I've never won a single game with my friends today. we were on to the new generation game called DOTA. i surely miss the good old days, the marios and luigis, MOrtal combat and Play station, vigilante and metal slug, those were the days, gaming is now one of the major source of recreation among people, and these get better and better all
the time. i hope it will not reach the point where one cant anymore distinguish reality from fantasy.
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Day of the underdogs
Finally after all these years, the Utah Jazz has finally reached the Western Conference finals, they will be matched up upon who's gonna win in the Spurs Suns match-up., its quite interesting seeing a good cinderella story, being beaten in the last season., and now they are back with full composure.,lets see whats in store for them as they reach the peak of their franchise.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Making the life out of my fingertips
pure boringness is the sound here on the internet cafe where i wrote this blog. i have gained 15 pounds of weight since i graduated in highschool and now im 17, its such a weird feeling, heavy and lazy.. i have spent the whole afternoon with my girlfriend and have good time with her., shes the only one who can make me happy. really., and losing her is like losing my life., i will prove to her that not all men are all alike., in writing this blog, i must accept the fact that im actually making and storing my own life, and until the day i die, i would like you all to know what really happened to me., my story., when all of a sudden you grow up and totally see different things around you, when you feel the urge inside you, i would like to call it the stage of exploration and curiousity. and to tell you, it feels so good, yes i did it, and i love her., you see im not a verbal person, but you dont want to mess with me when it comes to writing, i just dont get it, i am not perfect, and i wish i was.
you may or never see me, but you'll know when you read me,, hope these weight problem wont push itself to the limit or else, my career is gone,, welcome to my world!
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(GYSS #22): Hal Elrod – How One Man's Morning Routine Saved His Life, Best Selling Author
About This Episode
Click To Tweet: "Who you're becoming is far more important than what you're doing." Hal Elrod
Hal Elrod died at the age of 20. After being hit by a drunk driver, he died for 6 minutes. Let that sink in for a few seconds. He was told he would never walk again. The crazy part is that this wasn't the only rock bottom point in his life.
Hal and I discuss his journey in overcoming his accident, the recession in 2007 and ultimately how his morning routine saved his life. He gives a ton of actionable takeaways in this episode and his energy is contagious!
Ways You Can Listen To This Episode
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Key Points
- Hal started his professional career working for CUTCO and was never a big achiever before then
- If another human being can accomplish something…you can…they're a human being just like you are
- A drunk driver hit Hal's car at 70mph, putting him into a coma instantly…he died for 6 minutes from blood loss
- He was told he would never walk again
- Hal talks about how to accept things in your life that can't change with a positive attitude
- Why we should embrace our alarm clock ringing in the morning
- How to push ourselves to not only do well, but to reach our potential
- Passion isn't something that we stumble across, it's your responsibility to find your passion
- In 2007, Hal experienced his next rock bottom moment in his life when his business tanked
- Everyone wants level 10 success, but few are willing to become a level 10 person
- Hal's morning routine saved his life through his S.A.V.E.R.S. (Silence, Affirmations, Visualization, Exercise, Reading & Scribing)
Quotes From The Episode (Click To Tweet)
- "Once something happens and it's out of our control, why be angry about it? That doesn't add any value to our life." Hal Elrod
- "How you do anything, is how you do everything." T. Harv Ecker
- "Most people choose to do the easy thing, instead of the right thing." Hal Elrod
- "Who you're becoming is far more important than what you're doing." Hal Elrod
- "Commit to become a millionaire not for the money, but for who you would have to become." Jim Rohn
- "Your level of success will seldom exceed your level of personal development." Jim Rohn
- "We're always going to achieve in our outer world what we are in our inner world." Hal Elrod
- "Love the life you have while you create the life of your dreams. Don't wait to love your life." Hal Elrod
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Robert Delaunay, letter to August Macke, 1912Direct observation of the luminous essence of nature is for me indispensable. I do not necessarily mean observation with palette in hand, although I am not opposed to notations taken from nature itself. I do much of my work from nature, "before the subject," as it is commonly called. But what is of great importance to me is observation of the movement of colors.
Only in this way have I found the laws of complementary and simultaneous contrasts of colors which sustain the very rhythm of my vision. In this movement of colors I find the essence, which does not arise from a system, or an a priori theory.
For me, every man distinguishes himself by his essence his personal movement, as opposed to that which is universal. That is what I found in your works that I saw this winter at Cologne. You are not in direct communication with nature, the only source of inspiration directed toward beauty.' Such communication affects representation in its most vital and critical aspect. This communication alone, by the comparison of the antagonisms, rivalries, movements which give birth to decisive moments, permits the evolution of the soul, whereby a man realizes himself on earth. It is impossible to be concerned with anything else in art.
I say it is indispensable to look ahead of and behind oneself in the present. If there is such a thing as tradition, and I believe there is, it can only exist in the sense of the most profound movements of culture.
First of all, I always see the sun! The way I want to identify myself and others is with halos here and there halos, movements of color. And that, I believe, is rhythm. Seeing is in itself a movement. Vision is the true creative rhythm. Discerning the quality of rhythms is a movement, and the essential quality of painting is representation the movement of vision which functions in objectivizing itself toward reality. That is the essential of art, and its greatest profoundness.
I am very much afraid of definitions, and yet one is almost forced to make them. One must take care, too, not to be inhibited by them. I have a horror of manifestoes made before the work is done.
Robert Delaunay, letter to Wassily Kandinsky, 19121 find what you sent in this year useful. As for our work, I think that surely the public will have to get used to it. The effort it will have to make comes slowly, because it is drowned in habits. On the other hand, the artist has much to do in the realm of color construction, which is so little explored and so obscure, and hardly dates back any farther than to the beginning of Impressionism. Seurat sought for the primary laws. Cezanne demolished the whole of painting since its beginnings - that is to say, chiaroscuro adjusted to a linear construction, which predominated in all the known schools.
It is this research into pure painting that is the problem at the present moment. I do not know any painters in Paris who are really searching for this ideal world. The Cubist group of whom you speak experiments only in line, giving color a secondary place, and not a constructional one.
I have not yet tried to put into words my investigations in this new sphere, where all my efforts have been directed for a long time.
I am still waiting until I can find greater flexibility in the laws I discovered. These are based on studies in the transparency of color, whose similarity to musical notes drove me to discover the "movement of color." All this, which I believe is unknown to everyone, is for me still in my mind's eye. I am sending you a photograph of these endeavors, already outdated, which have so astonished my acquaintances, and which have met with suitable judgment totally free from "impressionism" only in rare connoisseurs. When I was doing this work and I remember that you had asked me about it I did not know anyone able to write about these things, but I had already made some experiments which were decisive. Even my friend Princet was incapable of seeing them, and it has been but a short time since they have begun to become apparent to him. I have confidence in the interpretation that could be produced by his sensitivity, and it seems to me that he has had a strong reaction which will lead to that result. I think, at the moment, that he will be able to reveal the meaning of these things as a result of the work he already began several years ago, which I brought to your attention.
Robert Delaunay, Light, 1912Impressionism; it is the birth of Light in painting.
Light comes to us by the sensibility. Without visual sensibility there is no light, no movement.
Light in Nature creates the movement of colors.
Movement is produced by the rapport of odd elements, of the contrasts of colors between themselves which constitutes Reality.
This reality is endowed with Vastness (we see as far as the stars), and it then becomes Rhythmic Simultaneity.
Simultaneity in light is harmony, the rhythm of colors which creates the Vision of Man. Human vision is endowed with the greatest Reality, since it comes to us directly from the contemplation of the Universe. The eye is the most refined of our senses, the one which communicates most directly with our mind, our consciousness.
The idea of the vital movement of the world and its movement is simultaneity.
Our understanding is correlative to our perception.
Let us attempt to see.
The auditory perception is not sufficient for our knowledge of the world; it does not have vastness.
Its movement is successive, it is a sort of mechanism; its law is the time of mechanical clocks which, like them, has no relation with our perception of visual movement in the Universe.
It is comparable to the objects of geometry ....
Art in Nature is rhythmic and has a horror of constraint. If Art relates itself to an Object, it becomes descriptive, divisionist, literary.
It demeans itself by imperfect means of expression, it condemns itself, it is its own negation, it does not avoid an Art of imitation.
If all the same it represents the visual relations of objects or the objects between them without light playing the organizing role of the representation, it is conventional. It never reaches plastic purity. It is an infirmity; it is the negation of life and the sublimity of the art of painting.
In order that Art attain the limit of sublimity, it must draw upon our harmonic vision: clarity. Clarity will be color, proportion; these proportions are composed of diverse elements, simultaneously involved in an action. This action must be the representative harmony, the synchronous movement (simultaneity) of light which is the only reality.
This synchronous action then will be the Subject, which is the representative harmony.
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All the recipes on Sweet Vegan are meat and dairy free.
My path to becoming a vegetarian has been gradual and personal and I have no intention of trying to convert anyone (except maybe my boyfriend, but don't tell him).
If you are exploring a vegetarian lifestyle there is more information HERE but for now, I just want to share some amazing discoveries with people who love food; Omnivores, Vegetarians and Vegans alike.
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So we've been talking for the last couple of days to the people at On The DL, the blind item sports gossip site that claims to have inside info on the cheating ways of countless Major League Baseball players. We initially had some doubts about their verisimilitude, and even though we still advise you to take their claims with a tiny grain of salt, they've also convinced us they're definitely not full of it. In other words: They claim to have "first-hand" knowledge of many of these items, if you know what we mean.
Anyway, we're obviously very excited On The DL exists, so we've made a deal with the editors: We'll keep promoing their site — click! click! click! — and they'll occasionally reveal the person behind the blind item exclusively to Deadspin. That made us happy. As a show of good faith, they've even given us three freebies — so to speak — that we'll be revealing over the next three days; one today, one Monday, one Tuesday.
So: The first one. Here's the original item:
This tall, dark, and handsome National Leaguer is very married... but that doesn't stop him from having his fun. He makes it no secret that he's taken (wife, 2.5 kids, dog, the works) and doesn't even bother to remove his wedding band when he's flirting it up. Maybe he's so used to the relaxed and loose atmosphere of strip clubs — where he's a frequent visitor — that he just forgets...
According to On The DL, our man is none other than Cubs second baseman Todd Walker. This explains why all the one-dollar bills are always falling out of his pocket when he slides.
Vows Are Spoken To Be Broken [On The DL]
(Two more next week ...)


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- (General American) enPR: brōg, IPA(key): /bɹoʊɡ/
- (Received Pronunciation) enPR: brōg, IPA(key): /bɹəʊɡ/
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- Rhymes: -əʊɡ
Etymology 1[edit]
From Irish bróg ("boot, shoe"). The "accent" sense may instead be derived from Irish barróg ("a hold (on the tongue)").
brogue (plural brogues)
- A strong dialectal accent. In Ireland it used to be a term for Irish spoken with a strong English accent, but gradually changed to mean English spoken with a strong Irish accent as English control of Ireland gradually increased and Irish waned as the standard language.
- 1978, Louis L'Amour, Fair Blows the Wind, Bantam Books, page 62:
- I had no doubt he knew where I was from, for I had the brogue, although not much of it.
- 2010, Clare Vanderpool, Moon Over Manifest, Random House, page 187:
- "No-man's-land." The words were spoken in a deep voice filled with salt water and brogue.
- 1978, Louis L'Amour, Fair Blows the Wind, Bantam Books, page 62:
- A strong Oxford shoe, with ornamental perforations and wing tips.
- (dated) A heavy shoe of untanned leather.
- (heavy shoe): brogan
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brogue (third-person singular simple present brogues, present participle broguing, simple past and past participle brogued)
- (transitive, intransitive) To speak with a brogue (accent).
- (intransitive) To walk.
- (transitive) To kick.
- (transitive) To punch a hole in, as with an awl.
See also[edit]
- Brogue shoe on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Etymology 2[edit]
Possibly from French brouiller.
brogue (third-person singular simple present brogues, present participle broguing, simple past and past participle brogued)
- (dialectal) to fish for eels by disturbing the waters
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Last week we revealed our 2015 Songs of the Year, and this week we go a little bigger, with the 2015 Rock Albums of the Year. The music industry is changing and great albums are simply becoming more difficult to discover. But, thanks to a nice year of Indie Rock contributions, I came up with a good list of albums that I feel defined the year. Take a look and see if you agree.
25. Wilco – Star Wars – another eclectic record from the band, a mix of genius and borderline repetition. They gave this one away which is pretty damn cool.
24. Blur – The Magic Whip: The reunited Blur turning over some new leaves and also delivering a few comfortable tunes reminiscent of their halcyon days gone by.
23. Rightovers – Blue Blood: It's a collection of smooth comfortable rockers, and the perfect accompaniment to a cruise along the Pacific coastline.
22. Short Skirts – Family Values: 9 songs, 19 minutes. This is the epitome of breakneck pop punk from a talented Norwegian band.
21. Tame Impala – Currents: Kevin Parker at his intimate best, charting a new melancholy course in life as they deliver more of their welcomely unique rock.
20. Welshly Arms – Welshly Arms: Ohio is where it's at in the American rock scene these days, and these guys delivered gritty rock with a classic feel in their debut.
19. Cafeine – New Love: It's a solid pop-rock album with a bit of a punk touch to it. A thoroughly enjoyable album with a few magnificent gems.
18. Mumford and Sons – Wilder Mind: More rock and less folk and I liked it. A lot of critics feel they sold out. Who cares about critics' opinions? Ummmm except for mine, of course.
17. Florence & The Machine – How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful: Florence Welch at her emotional and passionate best on a killer selection of songs.
16. Soko – My Dreams Dictate My Reality: I remember Stereogum calling her music Pop-Goth – it fits perfectly. Interesting performer and even more interesting take on music.
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15. Courtney Barnett, Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit: It's garage rock with profound lyrics from an exceptional new talent with a huge future.
14. Gang of Youths – The Positions – It's a deeply emotional, profound collection of songs with the feel of big early 80's rock album.
13. Bring Me The Horizon – That's The Spirit: Metalcore no more. These UK artists have hit the mainstream with a vengeance and they seem the perfect fit.
12. Diamond Youth – Nothing Matters: Diverse as hell, heavy at times, poppy at others but it all goes together nicely on their first full-length.
11. Radkey – Dark Black Makeup: The three young Radke brothers put a wonderful new spin on punk rock in their excellent debut release.
10. Kuroma – Kuromarama: 60's Psychedelia meets 2015 Alternative Pop on this killer new project from MGMT's Hank Sullivant.
9. Foals – What Went Down: Still what you have grown to love about the Foals, but bigger, grittier and guitarsier (yeah that's a word).
8. Cranford Hollow – St. Telluride: Guitar-driven, fiddle-infused late-night, porch rocking, bourbon sipping music that absolutely drips with passion.
7. Pop Evil – Up: The Michigan rockers continue to grow and this collection of anthemic rockers is a great landscape for Leigh Kakaty's talented vocal stylings.
6. Purple – 409: Fantastically diverse debut from this boy/girl Texas trio. At times pop, grunge, punk and guitar rock, but it all comes together wonderfully.
5. Le Butcherettes – A Raw Youth: The dynamic Teri Gender Bender shines on this punk/rock masterpiece in yet another wonderfully diverse album.
4. Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats: Son of a bitch this is cool. What's old is new again. Soulful, gritty rock with a sweet nostalgic feel that never gets old.
3. Twenty One Pilots – Blurryface: It's not for everyone, but it's easy to see why this duo has become the hottest act in the Alt-Rock universe. Diverse rock with profound lyrics from a band on the rise.
2. Frank Turner – Positive Songs For Negative People: Turner actually looking through the world through a cheerful lens and the music is just as compelling as his fantastic earlier efforts.
1. Chris Cornell – Higher Truth: Cornell shows off his chops in a catchy addictive alt-country kind of way. The music is captivating yet different, and Cornell's exceptional vocals are the perfect accompaniment.
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Cory posted two articles from Strange Horizons. It is a web based magazine where they run user submitted stories. They have compiled lists of overly used plot lines. Stories We See Too Often and Horror Stories We See Too Often
The only problem I have with the lists is in the horror list, under "Serial killer or vampire stalks and slays victim(s)." we find "d. The serial killer was abused as a child." This is based in reality, so a fiction piece about a serial killer would more often than not revolve around chile abuse. It is not always one of the causes, but it does occur regularly. I did a paper in college where I pointed out links of a handful of higher profile serial killers and their history of being abused. Here's Henry Lee Lucas,
When little Henry sliced an eye while playing with a knife with his brother, his bootlegging, prostitute mother -- Viola Lucas -- left his gashed orb unattended for days until it eventually withered and had to be removed by a doctor. Once mom beat him so severely with a piece of wood that he lay in a semi-conscious state for three days before Viola's boyfriend decide to take him to a local hospital. Another time, she cruelly decided to send Hank to school in a dress and with his hair curled.
There is some question as to whether Lucas actually committed the numerous murders he confessed to, but let's just say he wasn't very well adjusted either way. Unless the writer wants to stray from reality, abuse makes sense.
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Starting February 1st, fXM: Movies from Fox will debut a new short film
at the beginning of each month, culled from a growing library of shorts
the nascent cable network has produced in-house since 1997. The first
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Four more fXM shorts are presently in production this winter, to be
finished by Spring 1999, bringing the total number of fXM shorts to 21,
which, after their debuts, will find repeated play on the cable network
between features as part of interstitial programming that also includes
entertainment news and celebrity gossip.
Since its shorts production began two years ago, fXM has been unique in
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production designers, but also constant exposure at festivals and on
cable. FXM shorts alumni have gone on to work on feature films,
including Pat Verducci ("Smoked"), who just finished directing the
feature "True Crime," with Alicia Silverstone and Kevin Dillon;
DeGrazier, who will helm the feature "Stalk," executive produced by
Oliver Stone; Josh Gordon and Will Speck (co-directors of "Angry Boy"),
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I spent the end of 2013 doing what my Johnson pals and I call living in the past with my Johnson yearbooks. All 5 years (freshman and sophomore on top; junior, senior, super senior on bottom)! Bringing in the new year by recalling past years called to mind some things in 2013 that are good things.
2013 did contain some really big life events for which I'm grateful and for which I want to offer my thanksgiving to God:
- Courtney and I were chrismated into the Orthodox Catholic Church on Feb. 3rd on The Feast of the Presentation of the Lord in the Temple at St. Anne Orthodox Church.
- Graduated with a B.S. in Bible and Preaching/Church Leadership from Johnson University on May 3rd.
- Courtney and I got our first pet and puppy together, Charlie, our Chihuahua. We also got our first cat, Heisenberg.
- We moved to Oak Ridge to be closer to our parish, St. Anne Orthodox Church, to get to know our wonderful priest and parish family better.
- We got full time jobs with USAA at a call center that allow us to keep the bills paid and have insurance/benefits. It gives us a warm bed, food, and a car.
- We bought our first new car, a '13 Honda Civic LX coupe, together, well, we got it on lease.
- We both learned more and grew more together in our second year of marriage.
- My little sister joined me as a fellow college graduate!
This is just a short list. Our failure as human beings is to offer unto God thanksgiving for our many blessings bestowed to us by Him. I'm sure I'm forgetting something. I do everyday. I ask for forgiveness from God on this and from you. Let us always keep a grateful heart for whatever we encounter. Glory to God for all things big or small. May His mercy be with us in this new year!
"When man stands before the throne of God, when he has fulfilled all that God has given him to fulfill, when all sins are forgiven, all joy restored, then there is nothing else for him to do but to give thanks. Eucharist (thanksgiving) is the life of paradise. Eucharist is the only full and real response of man to God's creation, redemption and gift of heaven. But this perfect man who stands before God isChrist. In Him alone all that God has given man was fulfilled and brought back to heaven. He alone is the perfect Eucharistic Being. He is the Eucharist of the world. In and through this Eucharist the whole creation becomes what it always was to be and yet failed to be." -Father Alexander Schmemann "For the Life of the World" (p. 38)


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A response to the Ken Ham/Bill Nye debate
By Timothy Thornton
Two and a half hours could never have gone so fast! The debate last night with Ken Ham and Bill Nye was extremely enthralling. The topic of debate was: "Is Creation a viable model of origins?" Ken Ham proposed that Creation as described in the book of Genesis is the only model of origins, while Bill Nye presented that the mainstream scientific view of evolution and millions of years of natural processes should be the only model of origins taught in schools.
By Timothy Thornton
Two and a half hours could never have gone so fast! The debate last night with Ken Ham and Bill Nye was extremely enthralling. The topic of debate was: "Is Creation a viable model of origins?" Ken Ham proposed that Creation as described in the book of Genesis is the only model of origins, while Bill Nye presented that the mainstream scientific view of evolution and millions of years of natural processes should be the only model of origins taught in schools.
While neither of the debaters could convince the other of their own views, the debate was not a frivolous event. Some may wonder why people would debate something that cannot be agreed upon or why people would even want to watch it. However, there are several reasons that the debate was not pointless; that it was actually valuable, and if you have not watched it yet, I highly recommend you do for the very same reasons:
The debate was a clear depiction of worldviews.
Both Bill Nye and Ken Ham use the senses that God has given them to observe the natural world around them. However, they each interpret the data they can observe in the present differently, since it represents the past. The final question posed to both at the end of the debate was: "What one thing, more than anything else, do you found your beliefs upon?" Ken Ham succinctly responded that the Word of God is the basis for all truth, and that he believes in the historical account written by the One who created everything and was actually there to tell us about it. Bill Nye responded by saying that Science was the basis for his beliefs; he also mentioned that such observational science brought joy to him and motivation for discovery. This was a fitting wrap-up to a debate that, as a whole, clearly depicted the difference of worldviews and how they determine the way a person lives and interprets the world around them.
Ken Ham pointed this out very clearly at the beginning of his presentation. It is interesting to note that when one starts with God and the foundation that His Word is Truth, then they can understand the world around them. On the other hand, when one starts with man and the foundation that his knowledge is truth, then they cannot understand the things of God. Two verses come to mind:
"But a natural man does not accept the things of the Spirit of God; for they are foolishness to him, and he cannot understand them, because they are spiritually appraised." (1 Corinthians 2:14)The worldview based on the God of the Bible is the only one that can make sense of the world around us.
"Always learning and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth" (2 Timothy 3:7)
The debate gives stunning insight into our culture today.
Ken Ham began the debate with a presentation on the indoctrination of evolution and millions of years in our western culture. He explained that the reason moral relativism is on the rise in our world today is because the foundation for moral absolutes has been thrown out—the Word of God is denied while science is upheld even subconsciously by many Christians.
The undermining and trampling of God's Word is nothing new; it's been happening since Genesis 3 when Adam and Eve disobeyed God's instruction, being deceived by the Devil who questioned God's Word. As such, a society that does not believe in the One True God will act and think in a manner in accord with Romans 1:18-32—
"professing to be wise they became fools"
"For as a man thinks in his heart, so he is" (Proverbs 23:7)
In reality, there are truly only two worldviews in the world: God's and Satan's. Any worldview that denies the God of the Bible and upholds something else as the authority is obviously not of God and therefore can be lumped into the same category.
Under the umbrella of philosophies that are opposed to our Creator God is the pervasive worldview known as postmodernism: truth is what you make it, morality is relative, tolerance and acceptance of many kinds of ideologies and lifestyles is promoted. Bill Nye expressed this worldview when he was asked the question: "Is there room for God in science?" In his response he mentioned that there are many people of differing faiths and beliefs around the world that support his view and teach evolutionary origins. Nye even made the statement that because many religious people have held the "scientific view" they (science and religion) "are not incompatible". He also did not want to offend anybody and thus respected the fact that some believe in evolution and yet are very religious. He ended his response, however, by saying that "Ken Ham's model" was certainly not compatible with science.
Indeed, there are a lot of problems with Bill Nye's arguments logically and evidentially, but he remarkably displayed the growing philosophy of our day. Christians who believe in the Bible, especially those who take a strong stance on the literal history of the world as found in Genesis, are at odds with a world that will accept and tolerate almost anything else.
The debate supports the Christian faith and the Truth of the Bible.
For those who may have heard Ken Ham speak or have read anything by Answers in Genesis, the debate was an incredible refreshment and motivation. Although Ken Ham did not answer every single point or question raised by Bill Nye, he did clearly state that the Bible has the answers to all such things. The Word of an all-knowing and all-powerful Sovereign God is most certainly true, and though it cannot answer specifically every question in the world, it is the source of truth. Besides, Solomon once said, "the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge" (Proverbs 1:7). The debate was a wonderful reminder that God's Word can be trusted. And seeing Ken Ham boldly proclaim the truth of His Word and the message of the gospel encouraged believers to stand firmly upon the Bible and defend it.
The debate gives believers necessary apologetic knowledge to defend their faith in today's culture.
1 Peter 3:15 says,
"But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear"
Nye and Ham debated a hot topic that sparks much controversy in the western world. Bill Nye's points were very typical of any unbelieving person, especially atheists. Ken Ham's arguments and responses were a good example of how to approach such anti-God philosophies in our culture today. (For more on this read: Matthew Zuk's review).
Unfortunately, it is not just atheists and unbelievers that hold to Bill Nye's worldview. When it comes to the issue of the origin of the universe and the age of the earth, many Christians believe the same as Nye. The view that the world is billions of years old and that humans evolved from unicellular life forms is prevalent in the church. The average person that professes to be a Christian does not believe that the six days of creation in Genesis 1 are six literal days and thus allegorizes the text to make it fit the mainstream "scientific" paradigm.
What many true Christians do not understand is that this attacks the character and nature of God, undermines the gospel message of salvation in Jesus Christ, and also opens the door to further misinterpretation of God's Word—the sustenance for our Christian life. For more on how the cross is attacked, read pages 105-107 in The Genius of Ancient Man. Ken Ham clearly explained the problems with accepting the view of evolution and millions of years towards the beginning of the debate. You may know someone who has mixed mainstream science with the Bible and doesn't realize the problems that arise. This debate will help give you the answers you need to defend God's Word to any who may question it, especially concerning origins.
The debate was also a reminder of our ultimate purpose on earth.
Indeed, we were created by God to bring Him glory by the things we say and do (1 Corinthians 10:31, Colossians 3:17, Ephesians 2:10). He has given us the "Great Commission" to "make disciples of all nations" (Matthew 28:19) and "preach the gospel to every creature" (Mark 16:15). We have a mandate as Christians to make the good news of salvation in Jesus Christ known to all people. This is the greatest message of all time; the importance is one of life and death (John 3:36).
The entire Christian life is based upon this amazing truth that Jesus Christ paid the penalty for our sins by dying on the cross, and after three days in the tomb was resurrected from the dead. He is alive and now offers the free gift of salvation from sin and imparts His righteousness to any who would believe in Him, enabling them to enter into the presence of a Holy God after death. Ken Ham clearly presented this gospel and seemed to make sure that was the focus of the debate.
Bill Nye was not going to be convinced by evidence, but after hearing the good news of salvation, the Spirit of God could draw his heart to believe in Jesus—and the outcome: eternal life! It is estimated that over 2 million people watched the debate in the last twenty-four hours—that means that if they were listening, they would have heard the gospel. The statements and responses made by Ken Ham are a great example of sticking to the task and not getting into fruitless argumentation. Indeed, if the greatest message of all time were not mentioned in this debate, then yes it would be pointless.
(See our blog article on the gospel)
Paul said "to live is Christ and to die is gain" (Philippians 1:21). Amidst increasing persecution in western culture, Christians need to take an uncompromising stand on the authority of Scripture (2 Timothy 2:15) and make known the gospel message. It is the dark and blind world that we live in that needs to hear the truth! The debate indeed is a tremendous encouragement and motivational reminder. We cannot change the culture or the hearts of the unbelieving world, but God is more than capable to work in the lives of those who have heard His message. We ought to live for the Lord and teach our children to love Him as well.


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Continuing Mega Man's 25th anniversary celebration, Capcom announced that the Blue Bomber's first six NES adventures are coming to the 3DS e-shop. The game that started it all, Mega Man, will be hit the e-shop on December 27th and parts 2-6 will see a staggered release throughout 2013.
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Generally speaking this is a well written contemporary book including many interesting facts, such as the term 'crook' originates from the crooked dice used by gambling cheats. Another interesting section is the author's exploration of the significance of the number 7 – the colours of a rainbow, the number of days in a week, the sum of the numbers on opposite sides of a cubical die.
Joseph Mazur gives a very tangible description of the law of large numbers, using the example of the probability of heads being approximately ½ for a large number of throws of a coin. Using the same theme the author highlights examples of the difference between the terms expected value and the mean. There is also an excellent account of the Normal Distribution.
The author gives a good description of the recent international financial crisis and reveals how closely linked Wall Street is with Las Vegas.
Mazur has made good use of illustrations, in particular when explaining possible outcomes of a game like throwing dice (Page 21).
My gripe is that sometimes numerical values are given but it is not made clear where these values have come from. For example on page 136 when referring to the lottery in New Hampshire, the book states 'The total number of combinations of picking all six numbers is 5,245,786'. Whilst this is correct it would have been helpful to write this number as the combination formula C with superscript 42 and subscript 6 so that the reader knows that you are selecting 6 out of 42.
An issue which might cause problems for the reader is the flow of the text. The book is peppered with callouts which are mathematical justifications of particular statements. These are located at the back of the book with reference in the main text. Hence the reader is continually flicking back and forth. I think these callouts should be in the main text. You can of course choose to ignore these callouts and still understand the general concepts.
While not a serious omission I would like to have seen a callout defining standard deviation, as it is a term used throughout the mathematics section.
The book would have added substantial value if it included answers to popular statistical questions, such as: why car insurance is cheaper for women.
I only found one typo on page 121 where the Greek symbols mu and sigma are missing in the statement before the formula. Additionally this statement should follow after the formula.


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1. Japanese Covered Bridge
Surprisingly short and stocky, Hoi An's most famous landmark has a tall story behind it. The story begins with a monster called Cu, which was so big it had its head in India and its tail in Japan. The products of its nether regions, which are situated over Vietnam, have been credited with most of what is good, and bad, in the country's history.
In the 1590s a covered bridge was built in Hoi An to link the Japanese side of town with the Chinese quarter. According to the story, because the bridge spanned the weakest part of the monster, the pressure killed it. Hence the shrine of atonement halfway across.
As if that legend were not odd enough, one entrance is guarded by a pair of monkeys and the other by a pair of dogs.
2. Hoi An Harbour
To see the harbour at its most magical, rise at daybreak and go to the bridge. A guide will take you out on a wood-boards-and-peeling-paint ferry for a fresh, laid-back take on the town. Bobbing and lolling around, you may feel that you have stepped back in time to the age of Marco Polo.
3. Tran Family Worship House
Ringed by a garden and high fences, the Old Town house could more accurately be described by a bourgeois word you are still not meant to use. Infused by Chinese and Japanese influences, the temple, sorry house, was constructed by a mandarin named Tran Tu Nhac.
Intriguingly designed, it splits into the main worship part and an annex for family and guests. The worship hall has three doors, each for a different type of visitor.
The left door is for men, the right for women. The middle door, for the grandparents, is opened during the Tet new year festival and on other celebratory days. If the place feels too rigid for your taste, try Phuc Kien Pagoda – the assembly hall-cum-temple for Chinese from the Fujian province who worship the Fujian god Tien Hau.
4. Cargo Club Restaurant and Patisserie
One of the joys of Hoi An is the eccentric English displayed on menus. Think "grilled tofu with grass" and "banana pancake with bile honey".
Set in an ancient, two-storey shophouse on one of Hoi An's liveliest streets, the Cargo Club at 107-109 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street serves up a few linguistic oddities of its own, including 'alsatian baguette'.
Nonetheless, the food is reliably delicious and diverse. The repertoire includes everything from spicy seafood noodle soup to roasted fennel and goat cheese salad.
Adding to the attraction, the club has chic dark wood decor and a balcony that commands sweeping views of the harbour.
To get so close to the water that you could drink it, try Citronella Cafe at 5 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai. But stick to the bottled water. For the purest water you can find, visit any of the stalls and cafes that sell green coconuts, where the vendor will hack one open for you with a machete. The coconut is free, but expect to pay for the straw to suck the juice out with.
5. Zen Spa
Founded to promote traditional Vietnamese therapy, Zen Spa (zenspa.com.vn) has two local branches. One, at the Hoi An Hotel, is right in the heart of town. The other, at the Hoi An Beach Resort is further out, by the seaside.
Pampering services that come under the Zen Spa brand include facials, foot treatments, body scrubs, Pearl of Asia (incorporating exotic Thanh Long or 'dragon fruit'), Heaven and Earth (gentle body scrub with a great coconut aroma), The Five Elements ('fresh herbals and silver coins with ginger wine') and Forever Together ('fresh leaves and herbs'). Different.
6. Cua Dai Beach
So much appears in print about Hoi An's old quarter that the visitor may forget that the town lies beside the South China Sea. Fringed with palm trees, Hoi An's beach, Cua Dai, boasts clean white sand that stretches all the way to Danang and is short on hawkers: a blessing in a country where you are far too often assailed with the demand "You, buy my things."
7. Marble Mountains
These mountains are named after the crystalline metamorphic limestone from which they formed. Blessed with soaring, incense-filled caves and pagodas, the Marble Mountains have seen it all, fulfilling roles at various times in its history as a temple complex, battleground and hospital. In the latter of these roles injured Vietcong would convalesce whilst watching the ant-link figures of GI's playing on the beach below, oblivious of the enemy's presence.
The king of the Nguyen Dynasty, Vietnam's last ruling family, named the mountains after the five elements that make up the universe: (metal, wood, water, fire and earth). If you want to become at one with the universe, in characteristically business-like Vietnamese fashion you will be charged a small entry fee for each of the five elements with which you wish to harmonise.
8. My Son Sanctuary
The Unesco-listed My Son Sanctuary, often described as a Hindu holy land, rests in a remote jungle valley ringed by two mountain ranges. My Son once hosted the religious ceremonies of kings of the Champa dynasty, which ruled southern and central Vietnam from around the 7th century to the 19th. Unfortunately most of it was obliterated by the US Air Force in the war, but what remains is interesting, if only because the Hindu relics seem so out of place this deep inside Indochina.
The sanctuary consists of a string of semi-ruined but imposing tower-temples built by means that modern architecture does not understand. Often likened to the Cambodian temple complex Angkor, which the Champa sacked, My Son is a spooky place as awash with butterflies as with the spirits of the dead.
One of the strangest sight you will see in its grounds is the two American bomb casings dating back to a 1963 raid. The casings' shape echoes the deliberately phallic stone columns scattered around the sanctuary.
9. Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park
The karst (limestone crag) configurations at Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park stem from 400 million years of geological upheaval and growth. To get a sense of how slowly Phong Nha-Ke Bang evolved, consider that it takes a century for any of the stalactites or stalagmites to grow a single millimetre.
This Unesco site ranks as the oldest major karst area in Asia. It is big, too. Radiating from the border with Lao, Phong Nha-Ke Bang comprises 65 kilometres of caves and underground rivers. An adventure sports playground with a promising future.
10. Cham Museum, Danang.
This museum houses the world's finest collection of Cham sculpture and is a glorious testament to the artistic achievements of the Kingdom of Champa. The sandstone carvings of gods, beasts and celestial dancing girls possess exquisite beauty and grace and are so liberally displayed as to make it a challenge to fully appreciate this enchanting museum in a single visit.
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