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The Victorian painter Edward Burne-Jones was a friend of William Morris from their time at Oxford, and later of Dante Gabriel Rossetti and John Ruskin. He designed stained glass and tapestries for Morris' firm and was also a gifted book illustrator. Between 1864 and 1870 Burne-Jones worked principally in watercolor, afterwards concentrating on oil painting. He was created a baronet in 1894, and was also a recipient of the Légion d'Honneur, as his work was extremely popular in France, and in Italy as well, from a relatively early date.In a letter of May 30, 1868, to Burne-Jones, William Graham accepted the painter's offer of first refusal of a version in oil of his watercolor Le Chant d'Amour (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston), or The Love Song, which is signed and dated 1865. Graham had bought the watercolor after it was exhibited in 1866 at the Old Watercolour Society, the first work of Burne-Jones that he acquired. As it was hanging in Graham's London drawing room, he offered to lend it back to the artist from August until November of 1868, when he would be in Scotland.The theme was a refrain in Burne-Jones's work over more than fifteen years. When, in June 1860, he married Georgiana Macdonald, the couple received as a wedding gift a small upright piano on the inside lid of which he painted an undated vignette showing an angel working the bellows of a portable organ played by a young woman (Victoria and Albert Museum, London). About 1863–65 Burne-Jones made a preparatory study in pencil and red chalk for the musician, and, perhaps also at that time, a sepia wash and gouache study from a model of a boy in the pose, but not the costume, of the knight in armor (Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery). He also made a drawing in pencil or chalk that was described in the catalogue of his 1898 estate as a "study for Love in the 'Chant D'Amour,' 1865." After he completed the watercolor that went to Graham, the artist made yet another, which is signed and dated 1866 and shows only the musician and the knight.In 1868 Burne-Jones signaled his intention to begin the present large canvas, which he continued to work on in 1871 and 1873, completed after a month's work in 1877, and showed for the first time at the Grosvenor Gallery exhibition of 1878. Its critical reception was mixed. For Henry James, Le Chant d'Amour resembled "some mellow Giorgione or some richly-glowing Titian" and was "a brilliant success in the way of color." By contrast, critic W. H. Mallock reacted against the picture's latent sexuality, finding in the figure of the woman the "languor of exhausted animalism."At the time of the Grosvenor Gallery show, or shortly thereafter, it seems likely that Burne-Jones prepared the beautiful graphite replica (location unknown) that bears his monogram and is inscribed "to JCC," possibly referring to Joseph Comyns Carr, a friend, critic, and codirector of the Grosvenor Gallery. Le Chant d'Amour also made an appearance in miniature. Burne-Jones had fallen in love toward the end of the 1860s with Maria Zambaco, a member of the Greek community in London whose portrait (Clemens-Sels-Museum, Neuss, Germany) he signed and dated August 7, 1870. On the shelf in front of her is an illuminated book open to a page with a tiny replica of the version in watercolor.For Burne-Jones and for his time, Le Chant d'Amour is a key picture, in which Romantic medievalism is suffused with a dewy, pastoral warmth emanating from Renaissance Venice. The traditions of manuscript illumination merge with the influences of Botticelli and Titian.The frame is original, and is consistent with others selected by the artist for paintings of the 1870s (Mitchell and Roberts 2000 and Rosenfeld 2012).[2012; adapted from Baetjer 2009]
Inscription: Signed (lower left): EBJ
William Graham, London (1878–d. 1885; inv., 1882, no. 2; his estate sale, Christie's, London, April 3, 1886, no. 163, for £3,307.10.0 to Agnew); [Agnew, London, 1886; sold to Ruston]; Joseph Ruston, Monk's Manor, Lincoln (1886–d. 1897; his estate sale, Christie's, London, May 21, 1898, no. 25, for £3,360 to Agnew); [Agnew, London, 1898; sold to Ismay]; Thomas Henry Ismay, Dawpool, Thurstaston, Wirral, Chester (1898–d. 1899); his son, James Hainsworth Ismay, The Cottage, Bambridge, Isle of Wight (1899–d. 1930); Mrs. James H. Ismay (1930–45; sold to Williams); [Williams & Son, London, 1945–47; sold to MMA]
London. Grosvenor Gallery. "Summer Exhibition," May 1878, no. 108 (as "Le Chant d'Amour").Manchester. location unknown. "Royal Jubilee Exhibition," 1887, no. 205 (lent by Joseph Ruston).Corporation of London Art Gallery. "Loan Collection of Pictures," June 12–August 31, 1890, no. 26 (lent by Joseph Ruston).London. New Gallery. "Exhibition of the Works of Edward Burne-Jones," November 1892–? 1893, no. 40 (as "Un Chant d'Amour," lent by Joseph Ruston, Esq.).London. New Gallery. "The Works of Sir Edward Burne-Jones," December 31, 1898–April 1899, no. 109 (lent by T. H. Ismay).London. Palace of Fine Arts. "Franco-British Exhibition," May 14–December ?, 1908, no. 98 (lent by James Ismay).London. Tate Gallery. "Centenary Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Bart.," June 17–August 31, 1933, no. 9 (lent by the Trustees of the late James Ismay).New York. University Club. October 13, 1948–March 20, 1949.London. Tate Gallery. "The Pre-Raphaelites," March 7–May 28, 1984, no. 149.Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. "Lost Paradise: Symbolist Europe," June 8–October 15, 1995, no. 37.New Haven. Yale Center for British Art. "The Grosvenor Gallery: A Palace of Art in Victorian England," March 2–April 28, 1996, no. 8.Washington. National Gallery of Art. "The Victorians: British Painting 1837–1901," February 16–May 11, 1997, no. 38.New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Edward Burne-Jones: Victorian Artist-Dreamer," June 4–September 6, 1998, no. 84.Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery. "Edward Burne-Jones: Victorian Artist-Dreamer," October 17, 1998–January 17, 1999, no. 84.Paris. Musée d'Orsay. "Edward Burne-Jones, 1833–1898: Un Maître anglais de l'imaginaire," March 1–June 6, 1999, no. 84.Copenhagen. Statens Museum for Kunst. "Symbolism in Danish and European Painting 1870–1910," September 29, 2000–January 14, 2001, no. 58.New Haven. Yale Center for British Art. "Great British Paintings from American Collections: Holbein to Hockney," September 27–December 30, 2001, no. 62.Oklahoma City Museum of Art. "Artist as Narrator: Nineteenth Century Narrative Art in England and France," September 8–November 27, 2005, no. 11.New Haven. Yale Center for British Art. "Art & Music in Britain: Four Encounters, 1730–1900," October 5–December 31, 2006, unnumbered cat.
William Graham. Letter to Edward Burne-Jones. May 30, 1868 [see Ref. Garnett 1982], places his watercolor by Burne-Jones of Chant d'Amour at the artist's disposal "to facilitate your wish to paint [the subject] in oils". Grosvenor Notes: with Facsimiles of Sketches by the Artists. Exh. cat., Grosvenor Gallery. London, 1878, p. 36, no. 108, ill. (line engraving), as Le Chant d'Amour, painted in 1873, the entry accompanied by the lines "Hélas, je sais un chant d'amour, / Triste ou gai tour à tour". [Henry James]. "The London Exhibitions—The Grosvenor Gallery." The Nation (May 23, 1878), p. 338 [reprinted in John L. Sweeney, ed., "The Painter's Eye," London, 1956, pp. 162–64], finds the figures "too flat," but the color "a brilliant success," "like some mellow Giorgione or some richly-glowing Titian," and praises Burne-Jones's pictures as "far and away the most interesting and remarkable things in the exhibition". William Mallock. "A Familiar Colloquy on Recent Art." The Nineteenth Century 4 (July 1878), p. 295, parodying contemporary art criticism in the words of the fictional Ruskinian Gage Stanley, finds in this painting the "languor of exhausted animalism". "The Grosvenor Gallery: Second Notice." Magazine of Art 1 (1878), p. 81, praises the "beauty of colour" and "heart-piercing pathos" of the picture, Burne-Jones's finest of the season, but criticizes the artist as "self-consciously imitative". "The Grosvenor Gallery (Second and concluding Notice.)." Athenæum no. 2638 (May 18, 1878), p. 642. "The Grosvenor Gallery." Art-Journal 17 (June 1878), p. 155, as one of "the most Venetian examples of colour ever seen out of the studio of Gabriel Rossetti". "The Picture Galleries." Saturday Review (May 4, 1878), p. 561. "The Grosvenor Gallery (2nd Notice)." Spectator (May 18, 1878), p. 637. Frederick Wedmore. Studies in English Art. 2nd ser., London, 1880, pp. 214, 223, 225–26. Walter Hamilton. The Æsthetic Movement in England. London, 1882, p. 25. Catalogue of Pictures, Ancient and Modern, 35 Grosvenor Place. 1882, no. 2 [see Ref. Garnett 1982]. "The Graham Collection." Times (April 5, 1886), p. 12, records the 3,150 guineas paid by Agnew as the highest price for any work by Burne-Jones, and nearly three times that paid by Graham in 1878. Thomas W. Harris in The Pictorial Record of the Royal Jubilee Exhibition, Manchester, 1887. Manchester, 1887, p. 29. Julia Cartwright. "Edward Burne-Jones, A.R.A." Art-Journal, n.s., (January 1893), p. 6. Malcolm Bell. Sir Edward Burne-Jones: A Record and Review. London, 1894, pp. 22, 28, 39, 47–48, 53, ill. opp. p. 42, dates it 1868–77; mentions the earliest version, on the piano, and dates the watercolor and the variant watercolor without the figure of Love (Knight in Armour with a Lady) 1865. Olivier Georges Destrée. Les Préraphaélites: Notes sur l'art décoratif et la peinture en Angleterre. Brussels, [1894], p. 94. Claude Phillips. "The Ruston Collection: The Modern Pictures—II." Magazine of Art 17 (1894), p. 97, ill. opp. p. 100, as dating back "as far as 1865". G. B. "Artisti contemporanei: Sir Edward Burne-Jones, II." Emporium 3 (January 1896), pp. 37, 41, 54–55. Richard Muther. The History of Modern Painting. 3, London, 1896, p. 612, ill. p. 596. A[lfred]. G[eorge]. Temple. The Art of Painting in the Queen's Reign. London, 1897, pp. 126–27, ill. opp. p. 126. Julia Cartwright. "In Memoriam—Edward Burne-Jones." Art-Journal, n.s., (1898), p. 248. Robert de La Sizeranne. "In Memoriam: Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Bart.: A Tribute from France." Magazine of Art 22 (1898), p. 520. John Atwood Slater. "An Ethical Retrospect of the Work of Burne-Jones." The Architectural Review: For the Artist & Craftsman 6 (June–December 1899), p. 75. Percy H. Bate. The English Pre-Raphaelite Painters, their Associates and Successors. London, 1899, pp. 105–6. Mrs. Arthur Bell (N. d'Anvers). Representative Painters of the XIXth Century. London, 1899, p. 35. Léonce Bénédite. "Deux idéalistes: Gustave Moreau et E. Burne-Jones." Revue de l'art ancien et moderne 5 (January–June 1899), pp. 268, 368, 371, ill. Robert de La Sizeranne. La Peinture anglaise contemporaine. 2nd ed. Paris, 1899, pp. 190, 197–99, 210. Cosmo Monkhouse. British Contemporary Artists. London, 1899, pp. 136, 141–42. Aymer Vallance. "The Decorative Art of Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Baronet." Art-Journal Easter issue (1900), p. 22. Julia Cartwright. "Burne-Jones." Gazette des beaux-arts, 3rd ser., 24 (1900), pp. 33, 38. O. von Schleinitz. Burne-Jones. Bielefeld, 1901, p. 52, pl. 16. Masters in Art: Burne-Jones 2 (July 1901), pp. 37–38, pl. 9. Richard Muther. Geschichte der englischen Malerei. Berlin, 1903, pp. 230–31, ill. G[eorgiana] B[urne]-J[ones]. Memorials of Edward Burne-Jones. New York, 1904, vol. 1, p. 207; vol. 2, p. 30, in 1872, he "Painted on the large 'Chant d'Amour'". Fortunée De Lisle. Burne-Jones. London, 1904, pp. 108–10, ill. opp. p. 109. Alfredo Melani. Nell'arte e nella vita. Milan, 1904, p. 92, dates it 1873. Royal Cortissoz. "Edward Burne-Jones." Munsey's Magazine (February 1907), p. 584. "Le Chant d'Amour." Scrip 2 (May 1907), p. 246. A. Agresti. I Prerafaellisti. Turin, 1908, p. 310. Kenyon Cox. Old Masters and New. New York, 1908, p. 177. Virginia Calhoun. "A Model for Many Famous Painters: The Career of Antonio Corsi, Who Has Posed for Many of the Most Celebrated Modern Pictures Here and Abroad." World's Work 16 (June 1908), p. 10344, claims that Corsi modelled for Burne-Jones off and on for seven or eight years, and that this is one of the pictures for which he posed. Charles Ricketts and Robert Ross. "The Franco-British Exhibition." Burlington Magazine 13 (July 1908), p. 197. Gabriel Mourey. D.-G. Rossetti et les Préraphaélites Anglais. Paris, [1909], p. 99, ill. opp. p. 108. Walter Armstrong. Art in Great Britain and Ireland. New York, 1921, p. 234, fig. 424. Léonce Bénédite. Notre art, nos maîtres. Paris, [ca. 1922], p. 196. Bryson Burroughs. "A Modern View of the Pre-Raphaelites." Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 5 (May 1947), ill. p. 231, dates it 1868–77. Catalogue of Paintings and Drawings in Water Color. Boston, 1949, p. 50, notes that both the Boston watercolor and the oil version were owned by Graham. Aurelien Digeon. The English School of Painting. London, [1955], p. 120. The Pre-Raphaelites. Exh. cat., Herron Museum of Art. Indianapolis, 1964, unpaginated, under no. 11. Michael I. Wilson. "The Case of the Victorian Piano." Victoria and Albert Museum Yearbook 3 (1972), p. 140, explains that on the inside of the keyboard cover of a small piano received as a wedding gift in 1860 Burne-Jones painted "two white-clad figures (one personifying Love) with a portable organ" [fig. 8]—a composition foreshadowing the present picture. Martin Harrison and Bill Waters. Burne-Jones. New York, 1973, pp. 49, 66, 98, colorpl. 15 [2nd ed., Barrie & Jenkins, London, 1989], date it 1868–73; assign the group on the piano to about 1864 [fig. 46]; call a pencil sketch of about 1861 a possible early idea for the composition [fig. 55]; mention the appearance of the subject in the portrait of Maria Zambaco. Martin Harrison. Pre-Raphaelite Paintings and Graphics. 2nd ed. London, 1974, p. 7. John Christian. Burne-Jones: The paintings, graphic and decorative work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones, 1833–98. Exh. cat., Hayward Gallery. London, 1975, pp. 10, 41, 48, dates it 1868–77. Denys Sutton. "Celtic and Classical Dreams." Apollo 102 (November 1975), pp. 315–16, fig. 2, incorrectly as exhibited at the Hayward Gallery, 1975. Michael I. Wilson. "Burne-Jones and Piano Reform." Apollo 102 (November 1975), p. 342, dates it 1868–77. Penelope Fitzgerald. Edward Burne-Jones: A Biography. London, 1975, pp. 97, 182, notes that the flowers are tulips and wall-flowers, emblems respectively of ardent love and bitterness in the Victorian iconography of flowers. Barrie Bullen. "The Palace of Art: Sir Coutts Lindsay and the Grosvenor Gallery." Apollo 102 (November 1975), p. 356, notes that for Mallock in 1875 it summed up the "modern pursuit of godless and fleshly pleasure". Oliver Garnett. Letter to Sir John Pope-Hennessy. September 27, 1982, quotes from a letter from William Graham to Burne-Jones, dated by Lady Burne-Jones May 30, 1868 (Burne-Jones Papers, Fitzwilliam Museum, XXV.11A). L. O. [Leonée Ormond?]. "Edward Burne-Jones and John Christian, The Little Holland House Album . . . ." Burlington Magazine 124 (March 1982), p. 200, mentions a drawing in the album for Keats's La Belle Dame Sans Merci as an early prototype for the painting, of 1868–73. John Christian in The Pre-Raphaelites. Exh. cat., Tate Gallery. London, 1984, pp. 227–29, 236, no. 149, ill. (color), dates it 1868–77, calling it "one of Burne-Jones's most hauntingly poetical works"; describes the role of William Graham as the artist's patron. Denys Sutton. "Aspects of British Collecting, Part IV: XV The Age of Robert Browning." Apollo 123 (August 1985), pp. 96–97, fig. 3, remarks that it possesses "that romantic 'Giorgionismo' deeply attractive to fin de siècle aesthetes". Maria Teresa Benedetti and Gianna Piantoni in Burne-Jones: dal preraffaellismo al simbolismo. Exh. cat., Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, Rome. Milan, 1986, pp. 22, 165, ill. p. 21, mention it as a version of the Boston watercolor which appears as an illustration in the book held by Maria Zambaco in her portrait by Burne-Jones. Oliver Garnett in Burne-Jones: dal preraffaellismo al simbolismo. Exh. cat., Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, Rome. Milan, 1986, pp. 88–89. Drawings, Watercolours and Paintings from the Collection of the late Sir John and Lady Witt. Sotheby's, London. February 19, 1987, under no. 173, describe a closely corresponding drawing signed EBJ / to / JCC. Jean Clair and Guy Cogeval in Lost Paradise: Symbolist Europe. Exh. cat., Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Montreal, 1995, pp. 135, 199, no. 37, colorpl. 270, date it 1868–77; attach symbolic meaning to the flowers in the foreground and call the knight's bare feet a sign of submission; note disjunctive elements in the painting "on the theme of seduction and absorption in love," a version of the "belle dame sans merci" topos. Dominique Jarrassé. Les Préraphaélites. Paris, 1995, p. 64, ill. p. 11 (color). Susan P. Casteras in The Grosvenor Gallery: A Palace of Art in Victorian England. Exh. cat., Yale Center for British Art, Yale University. New Haven, 1996, pp. 83–84, 192, no. 8, fig. 42, comments on the criticism of this canvas and another of Burne-Jones's entries, Laus Veneris (Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne), in the 1878 exhibition of the Grosvenor Gallery. Malcolm Warner in The Victorians: British Painting 1837–1901. Exh. cat., National Gallery of Art. Washington, 1997, pp. 141–42, no. 38, ill. (color). Stephen Wildman and John Christian. Edward Burne-Jones: Victorian Artist-Dreamer. Exh. cat., The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 1998, pp. 59, 99, 109, 143, 145–46, 167, 196, 212–15, 239–40, no. 84, ill. (color), note that according to Burne-Jones's work record (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge), it was painted in 1868, 1872–73, and 1877; add that Graham regarded it as the pendant to Laus Veneris, and that both were enlarged from earlier watercolors. Alan Crawford. "Burne-Jones as a Decorative Artist." Edward Burne-Jones: Victorian Artist-Dreamer. Exh. cat., The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 1998, p. 5. Laurence des Cars. "Burne-Jones and France." Edward Burne-Jones: Victorian Artist-Dreamer. Exh. cat., The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 1998, p. 36. Christopher Newall. "Burne-Jones." Apollo 148 (August 1998), p. 50. Robert Hughes. "An Escapist's Dreamworld: Modern Taste Rediscovers the Work of Edward Burne-Jones." Time (June 15, 1998), p. 76, ill. Oliver Garnett. "The Letters and Collection of William Graham—Pre-Raphaelite Patron and Pre-Raphael Collector." Walpole Society 62 (2000), pp. 166–68, 225, no. A57, p. 249, no. B1, p. 256, nos. B12, B13, p. 259, no. B17, pp. 261–62, no. B20, p. 287, no. b4, fig. 117. Peter Nørgaard Larsen in Symbolism in Danish and European Painting 1870–1910. Exh. cat., Statens Museum for Kunst. [Copenhagen], 2000, p. 107, ill. color pp. 92, 107 (detail and overall). Louise Straarup-Hansen in Symbolism in Danish and European Painting 1870–1910. Exh. cat., Statens Museum for Kunst. [Copenhagen], 2000, p. 300, no. 58, ill. (color), dates it 1868–77. Statens Museum for Kunst. Symbolism in Danish and European Painting 1870–1910: Guide to the Exhibition. [Copenhagen], 2000, p. 42, no. 58. Paul Mitchell and Lynn Roberts. "Burne-Jones's Picture Frames." Burlington Magazine 142 (June 2000), p. 367, describe this painting's frame as a Venetian type probably adapted from one sketched by the artist in Venice in 1871 or 1873. Malcolm Warner et al. Great British Paintings from American Collections: Holbein to Hockney. Exh. cat., Yale Center for British Art, Yale University. New Haven, 2001, pp. 204–6, 208, no. 62, ill. (color), dates it 1868–77 and calls it an homage to the painters of the Venetian Renaissance. Important British Pictures. Sotheby's, London. June 12, 2003, p. 78. David Peters Corbett. Edward Burne-Jones. London, 2004, pp. 32, 39. Susan P. Casteras in Artist as Narrator: Nineteenth Century Narrative Art in England and France. Exh. cat., Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Oklahoma City, 2005, pp. 56, 59, 63, 80 n. 4, p. 133, no. 11, ill. p. 57 (color), dates it 1868–77. Sophia Andres. The Pre-Raphaelite Art of the Victorian Novel: Narrative Challenges to Visual Gendered Boundaries. Columbus, 2005, pp. 137, 140. Masterpieces of European Painting, 1800–1920, in The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 2007, pp. 77, 216–17, no. 71, ill. (color and black and white). Victorian and Edwardian Art. Sotheby's, London. July 15, 2008, pp. 30, 32, under no. 14, fig. 1. Katharine Baetjer. British Paintings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1575–1875. New York, 2009, pp. 290–93, no. 138, ill. (color). Jason Rosenfeld. E-mail to Keith Christiansen. October 7, 2012, notes that the frame is original and consistent with those on other paintings of the 1870s by Burne-Jones.
The lines "Helas, je sais un chant d'amour, / Triste ou gai, tour à tour" appearing in the catalogue of the 1878 Grosvenor Gallery exhibition are first referred to as the refrain of a Breton song in the 1886 Graham sale catalogue. The same lines were used by George du Maurier as the dedication of his book "Trilby" (1894).Both the Graham sale catalogue of 1886 and the Ruston sale catalogue of 1898 list this picture as having been exhibited at Birmingham in 1885, but this is apparently an error.One of Burne-Jones's studio assistants, T. M. Rooke, made a small copy of the composition in brown wash, which was offered for sale in 1975 by Julian Hartnoll, London.
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The mist has it all. Normally in a horror flick there would not be much characterization. All the thought and input would have gone into the process of scaring the shit out of people. But that is where The Mist stands out. It has well etched out characters ranging from those to whom I rooted for, liked, disliked and completely loathed with burning passion. And above all this it has the cover of mist which makes the horror all the more effective, startling, unexpected and terrifying.
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The alternate universe A-list version of The Mist might star Josh Brolin in the Thomas Jane role, Forest Whitaker as Andre Braugher, John C. Reilly as Toby Jones, Gwyneth Paltrow as Blonde Lady, Helen Mirren as Old Woman and Billy Zane as Sacrificial Soldier. But The Mist is in the tradition of classic era B movies and the B level cast, which is entirely made up of character actors, rides that line of heightened stakes of hoke all the way to the finish line. One of the best throwbacks of the 21rst century.
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Recognition wasn't the only thing that was slow in coming. In the early stages of his career, Ulriksen struggled to find his own style and often grew frustrated in his quest for an artistic identity. When he and his wife traveled to Europe in 1988, they visited the Picasso Museum, where Ulriksen realized that even Picasso turned out shoddy work at certain points in his career.
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People born under Chitta (3,4 Pada), Swati (4), Vishakha (1, 2, 3 Pada) comes under Tula rashi. Lord of this rashi is Venus.
This is a fairly beneficial year in so far as your career prospects are concerned. Your entire working ethos would gain immensely from the influence of some people of earning and spiritual stature. The gains would not only be very satisfying, these would also materially benefit you. There is also a distinct likelihood that some of you would go on to do quite well in religious and spiritual affairs. Those already involved in such activity can look forward to making further note-worthy contributions in such like fields. There is unlikely to be travel of any significant scale, yet any sojourn towards the east would be quite gainful. After June, as Jupiter transiting over 10th house, you will have some change in job or position. Health wise also you will have some issues due to work load.
This year would prove to be extremely gainful for you in the material sense as well as satisfying spiritually. Association with several gifted people of learning and spiritual stature would prove extremely beneficial. In fact, some of you would well go on to make a mark in some form of socio-religious service. There are also strong possibilities of rewards and gains from Government. Your efforts, too, would be quite successful and enable you to realize the full expected gains. Progress may sometimes be a little slow, but beneficial results would keep coming in. There would also be a congenial climate for investment and for launching new enterprises.
An excellent year, during which you would do well in education, since the stars are quite favourably disposed. These aspiring for higher education would almost certainly find the right opportunities at the right moment. They would also go on to do well in their chosen fields. Most of you would do well in your fields. You would be blessed with keener mental faculties which will make learning quicker and easier, and your performance much above average. Candidates sitting for competitive examinations would also achieve success, provided they put in at least the normal kind of effort with sincerity. You need to be careful regarding your education after June as transit of Jupiter over 10th house and Rahu over 12th may cause lack of concentration and bad habits. You need to be careful regarding these issues. Other things are fine with you in this year.
A year during which the prospects for your family are fairly bright, since Dame fortune is quite favourably disposed. The elders of the family would be pleased with your conduct and in return bless you whole-heartedly. This spirit of give and take and mutual concern would characterize the entire family atmosphere throughout the year which would remain pleasant and harmonious. Children would contribute to this sense of well-being by behaving in a good-natured way, and performing well at their studies and other extracurricular activities. Financially, too, you all should remain quite well off. There will be new addition to your family this year and people who are waiting for marriage will get married in this year.
A year during which you can look forward to a definite improvement in your relations with your husband, since the augury from the stars is quite clear on this score. This means that any initiative that you take to make this relationship more loving and affectionate would be successful. Therefore, the initiative in love should be taken with improvement in view. In fact, even those of you who have been going through a spell of strained relations with your husband would have an excellent opportunity to mend fences and to set their houses in order. .
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I would not ignore non-injuries at sea that require care. We have had no significant injuries in almost 30,000 miles offshore but some problems with infections and skin rashes. Had an infected boil that got larger than a golf ball and eventually required treatment in two different parts of French Polynesia and Fiji over more than five months. We did not an antibiotic that was really good for skin infections. Needed to add Keflex to the kit in addition to Cipro. My wife seems to have developed an allergic reaction to fish (and no we have not been eating reef fish, only mahi-mahi offshore and she has even had a reaction to canned salmon. Have to get that checked out while we are in South Africa. At sea, these things can be quite debilitating. With the boil I was only comfortable standing up, even lying down was not good. Try that when you are on a 1500 mile passage.
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i would simply suggest marriage counseling...That would be the first way to start. Marriage counseling would encompass the whole marriage, and perhaps get the both of you back to square one.
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Battle of the Web browsers
Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari square off on speed, features, and HTML5 compatibility
Stop. Don't look up. Don't look outside of the box, the rectangle holding this text. Can you tell me which browser you're using? Did you choose it yourself for all the right reasons? Can you explain why you're trusting your precious HTML-encoded content to this browser, the way a major league batter can explain why maple or ash and a thin or thick barrel is absolutely the right choice for sending that ball into the bleachers? Are you sure this browser is the best choice for the tags and the metadata hurling toward your computer?
If you can't answer the questions, get out of here. If you think that this highly optimized, just-in-time, infinitely customizable technology is another mere commodity, don't even bother finishing this sentence to look for the insult you know is coming. You're not good enough to read this text. You don't deserve the information.
[ InfoWorld's Enterprise Windows blogger says IE9 is better than Firefox 4 and Chrome 10. Also on InfoWorld: The top HTML5 features: Canvas, video, audio, and graphics | Local data storage | Data communications | HTML5 forms | Geolocation and other tidbits ]
Now that the room is cleared of the drones who go through life happy to use whichever browser their fellow drones in the IT support staff installed in their computer, it's time to look once again at the browsers and think about what makes them better. What? You did that several months ago? You're thinking, "How much could they really have changed?" Do I need to go back to channeling David Mamet?
The browser world is taking Ezra Pound's command to make it new to extreme lengths, and much has changed since I started writing this sentence. Why, just a few moments ago, Firefox and Chrome both dropped their late morning builds, and the programmers at Microsoft are heading off to teatime, so they've pushed their latest versions. New versions are appearing every several weeks, and they often include substantial new features, such as better fonts, new video codecs, more sophisticated privacy switches, better local storage, and more. It's not a question of whether you're using your grandfather's browser or even your father's browser. Now you can come back from lunch and lock up your brain wondering whether you can make it through the afternoon with the browser you installed this morning.
Before the picture changes again, here's a survey of the five major browsers -- Opera, Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and IE -- and how they are performing right now. All of them are excellent tools written by driven programmers who see themselves locked in a battle for the future of humanity, which it is if you forget all of the physical objects that occupy those other moments when we're not checking our email or browsing a new site.
The list of changes and improvements is so long that this article can't begin to mention everything. I've tried to hit a few of the most important points.
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All of the energy devoted to HTML5 has been one of the top drivers of the increased pace. While people have been talking about the new standard for 10 or so years, it only became an obsession in the last few. All of the press releases trumpeting new versions of browsers invariably mention the numerous new features from the HTML5 standard.
Does this matter to the average user? Not yet. Most websites don't use any of the new features today, but this is gradually changing as Web developers start to take note. Google is pushing Web apps through the Chrome Web store and clearly sees HTML5 apps as a big part of the software ecology.
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You know, it's not the fact that we're apparently on the verge of toppling another foreign government that bemuses me, per se; toppling foreign governments is one of those things
The Washington Post says Obama is giving up trying to convince anyone in Congress to take anybody else released from Gitmo in their neighborhoods. The Obama administration has all but
From a sea to an ocean…. This gang of four has been shipped from Gitmo to Bermuda and released. It looks like they're be separated from some of their comrades,
As Track-A-'Crat notes, the administration is at best spinning its difficulties to get anybody else to take the Uighurs. The President is claiming that there have been no hard commitments,
Now that it's come out that the President's stance on Gitmo is deeply, deeply unpopular with the American people (via @BrianFaughnan): WASHINGTON — Americans are overwhelmingly opposed to closing the
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Beautiful condo located 1 mile from Stratton Access Road. Also located 15 minutes from Bromley, 20 minutes from Manchester for shopping, 30 minutes from Okeemo. This is a great location for all 4 seasons. Close to trails for hiking, kayaking and numerous other outdoor activities. For the warmer months there is an outdoor swimming pool right next to the condo.
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Yay for being on team blue. Glad to hear things are going well.
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IVF #2-BFP 9wks-7/30/09 (6/09)
Hi Ladies,
So I've been checking in most days to keep posted on all of you. Looks like lots of cyclers coming up now so I'm excited to see a BFP very soon here!
AFM, we just had an appt at 15 weeks +3 days. The babies all look great- able to check on their hearts (except Tr1-too wiggly!), and other major organs ect. And so far the babies are doing great.
We have 2 things that the doctor is keeping an especially close eye on- my cervix and TTTS with the identicals. This week my cervix measured arnd 3cm and he'd like it to be about 3.5. Just 5 weeks ago it measured over 4 cm so that's a bit of a drop. He
wants me to limit my activity to walking and some light swimming. And I may have to go on leave (I'm a yoga teacher) as soon as a few weeks from now. I've already reduced my schedule ect and was hoping to continue until about 22 weeks. Oh well.
Tr1 (the singleton) and Tr2 both measured exactly the same. Tr3 measured slightly smaller with a slightly smaller amniotic sac than Tr2. Doc said looks like the ratio of fluid and size are proportional so no cause to worry at this point. I have an appt in 2 weeks to follow up. I guess at this point we'll be seeing each other every few weeks until the babies come. I love how proactive and conservative my doc is. Makes ne feel well taken care of.
I just started feeling like a human being this week but I am getting huge- measuring 20+ at 15+ wks! Still taking naps but the morning sickness and superman smelling ability have
subsided/ thank goodness. I've gained about 32 pounds so far and am right on target for weight gain. I can feel my uterus stretching more and more every day. And just started to feel little baby flutters this week too- it's pretty amazing!
All in all, things are progressing well and as they should. Life is good.
Oh yeah, almost forgot. Doc confirmed all 3 babes are little girls! We're thrilled.
Nicole xo
Nicole...thanks for updating us!! I love to read all the success stories. It gives those that are struggling hope. Glad to hear all things are going well. Hopefully TTTS is not the case with the identicals. Sounds like your doc is keeping a good eye on you. Congrats on 3 girls!!
Meg-30 DH-42
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IVF #1-cancelled d/t embryos arresting before transfer (3/09)
IVF #2-BFP 9wks-7/30/09 (6/09)
Yes, close watch on the TTTS- so far so good. I'll see the babes in just another week so that really helps calm the nerves.
xo Nicole
FWIW it gives me encouragement to keep on keeping on. Congrats on the 3 little misses. I hope that all is well at your next appt in a few weeks.
11/11 - 1st Fresh IVF attempt BFN
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Woohoo I get to come over here now!!! I foud out yesterday officially that my IVF round worked!! We only implanted 1 so I'm praying that there isn't any natural dividing but only time will see.
I can't wait to get to know all the PG IVF Mommy's.
I will give my short synopsis of me. I'm Mandie 32 - Married to DH/John for 7 years now. We TTC for a little over 2 yeras before IVF game me my precious little Joey. He is was born 6/12/09. Well after 2 years of no luck TTC we went back to IVF and we have been blessed again with another little one. I'm calculating that I'm due around 7/28/2012.
Nicole - Wow Triplets Congrats!! You must be so excitted!! All girls CONGRATS!! I'm so happy for you! How are u feeling?
Christina - Congrats on your little boy!!
Update on Me
So today I am 19 wk 4 days, on Monday it's 20 wks!
The last 2 weeks have been a roller coaster to say the least but we are currently on our way back up again
2 weeks ago my peri suspected TTTS between my identicals and referred me to the only doctor here in Singapore with specialized experience in that diagnosis. Before the new doc even scanned me he gave DH and I the reduction speech... I went bananas. Don't mess with my babies- I was like a lion protecting her cubs. I want to know how to save them. Period.
After the initial scans on a Saturday and then on a Wednesday, there was no diagnosis of TTTS but baby C (b and c share a placenta) was almost half the size of her sisters with less fluid. In the meantime, I had been consulting over the phone and via email with an amazing TTTS doctor in the states for a second opinion. He told me immediately to get on horizontal bedrest and start nutritional therapy which is supplementing a natural high protein diet with 3 ensure or boost drinks per day.
I began the bedrest and ensure 2 weeks ago and at Wedbesday's appt, my baby C had grown more in weight than both of her sisters! She is still smaller than them but her measurements and dopplers are all normal range. So it seems the bedrest and ensure are helping.
It was a huge relief and I'm motivated to continue my slug-like ways, even though I feel good enough to swim or walk and I'm drinking my drinks all day. My consulting doctor in the states was thrilled with the results too.
I will continue to be seen every week and my next appt is next Friday for a full screening of the babies in addition to all of the other stuff they've been monitoring. 3 more months of bedrest def seems daunting but I know I can do it. DH has been an incredible support and source of strength.
At my 19wk2day scans babies weighed: A- 325g/11.4oz B-307g/10.8oz, C-220g/7.75oz. That's nearly 2 pounds of baby! Now we just have to keep up the good work.
xo Nicole
Thanks for updating us Nicole. That had to have been very scary. I'm sure glad you consulted with the docs in the states and what he recommended is helping. Do you have to remain on bedrest for the rest of the pregnancy? I'm sure whatever you have to do to help your babies is worth it. Good luck and continue to update us on how they are doing.
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NEVADA: How to host a convention.Submitted by RPinNV on Sat, 06/28/2008 - 21:10
It's probably too soon to post this as we are still awaiting official uploading of today's convention.
The video, when available, should teach the nation how to execute a convention. It was a perfectly crafted dance. The choreography was outstanding. I can't believe how well it went.
The good news is that it will be free of charge via uTube.
Freedom is free.
Stay tuned for the video.
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Join PyraBang the peoples search engine.
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If I remember right,seems there were some Ron Paul delegates at the first Convention that had mentioned his name in some of the videos.They said he was one of the few who wanted the rules to be followed and enforced and was one of the few who actualy knew the rules.I remember some delegates giving thanks to him.
Blessings in disguise?
He was
outstanding in convention part one. It would only follow that he'd be outstanding in convention, the sequel.
Great job to those that were there and made it happen. I wish I could have been there, but I got calls and updates from some wonderful people that were there :)
?? though, when did Mike
?? though, when did Mike weeber become a McCain supporter, I knew he was not for RP, but MCCAINT? hmmm?
Mike Weber
said he was a Duncan Hunter supporter.
I'm not sure he still is
He made an offhand comment along the lines of: "when I started out this process it was as a McCain supporter." He did not state who he supports now, but one thing is obvious, he does not support corruption in conventions or elections. He has done us a huge service and I respect him.


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Friday, June 27, 2014 | Categories: Canadian , Episodes , International , Politics
Allied soldiers manning an antiaircraft gun during World War I while in action near Frezenberg. (Photo by Mansell/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)
The Night Cometh
Cometh the night. The wind falls low,
The trees swing slowly to and fro:
Around the church the headstones grey
Cluster, like children strayed away
But found again, and folded so.
No chiding look doth she bestow:
If she is glad, they cannot know;
If ill or well they spend their day,
Cometh the night.
Singing or sad, intent they go;
They do not see the shadows grow;
"There yet is time," they lightly say,
"Before our work aside we lay";
Their task is but half-done, and lo!
Cometh the night.The Night Cometh by John McCrae
Despite what the calendar indicates, the 20th century started 100 years ago tomorrow with a quickly improvised assassination on a Sarajevo street.
Europe's giant militaries had jostled one another for decades, but diplomacy, sabre-rattling and occasional good sense kept them apart. However, the night began to fall after those shots in Sarajevo.
"It's important to remember, alliance systems work...until they don't. "Historian Jennifer Jenkins
The trenches gave birth to many poets like John McCrae, who struggled to find meaning in the chaos. But even a century later, we still struggle with the war and its terrible and lasting consequences.
"This was one of those critical turning points, where Canada was never the same after."Historian Tim Cook
To talk about the legacy of WWI, we were joined by a panel of three historians:
Do you have your own connection to the Great War?
Tweet us @thecurrentcbc. Or e-mail us through our website. Find us on Facebook. Call us toll-free at 1 877 287 7366. And as always if you missed anything on The Current, grab a podcast.
And here, you can find more WWI stories from CBC Radio.
This segment was produced by The Current's Howard Goldenthal.


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