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This is an endeavor to work on the future of medicine. As discovered in the recent past, the future of medicine lies in exploring the finer elements of Mind, Body and Spirit and its corresponding Energy implications by integrating Modern Medical findings with the holistic healing systems. World renowned Researchers and explorers like Dr. Andrew Weil,
Dr. Deepak Chopra, Dr. Rudolph Ballentine and others have created a paradigm shift at the global level through the Mind, Body and Spirit interventions. In fact, these experts have proved beyond doubt that the path way for total human well-being can be created only by integrating Modern medicine with the other time-tested and scientifically proven systems like Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Yoga, Nature cure etc.
Therefore, Integral-Medicine is the future of health-care. To achieving this one requires tremendous amount of courage, openness, creativity and capability to synergize. We at lifeRhythm have unique plans and projects to create a global platform and institution for promoting Integral Medicine for the future of humanity.
When medicine began, it only considered the physical anatomy and treated only the symptoms. But, with the lapse of time the scientists have realized the futility of excluding the Mind while treating the human entity. Scientists did sense that the Mind did exist independent of the Brain. Herein the Brain seems to be the hardware to support the Mind, which then becomes the Software counterpart. But, unlike the computer-system, now researchers have discovered that there is no specific region to which Mind's location could be traced to. In fact, scientists have validated the omnipresence and omnipotent nature of the Mind.
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A new word "Non-local Mind" coined by one of the prominent researchers at this level, Dr. Larry Dossey has gained worldwide acceptability by now. Of late, researchers have proved the efficacy of enabling the dimensions beyond the Body and Mind. This is referred to as the domain of our natural healing intelligence linked to the concepts such as Spirit, Intuition, and Instinct etc. Therefore the need of the hour is to put into place an integral medical system which lays equal emphasis on Mind, Body and Spirit.
One of the greatest paradigm shifts occurred in the medical field when Dr. Bernie Siegel published his book "Love, Medicine and Miracles". For the first time a surgeon with credibility and expertise emphasized the need for the doctors to have a loving and caring relationship with patients.
Unlike the fundamental belief in the medical field, "A doctor is not supposed to a have emotional relationship with the patient and the patient is supposed to be considered simply a subject or specimen". This thought may be required at some level, but, practically, this was taken forward to such an extreme that many doctors lost the human-touch in their approach and almost became Robot-like entities and considered their patients merely as feeling less lumps of meat. Dr. Siegel questioned this approach and called for a more humanitarian approach and radical change by the Doctors in creating a soothing healing environment.
In continuation of this new thought sequence we at LifeRhythm have commenced creating a training module to make a 'medical-doctor' a 'medical leader' by developing essential healing-behaviors.
The "Global village" metaphor used by the experts seems to have a very great existential meaning in today's world. In earlier times the cultural exchanges took place only through limited sources like that of conquest and commerce with a limited scope for mutual learning. But now we are simply flooded by the sea of information. Definitely this has become possible by the revolution brought about by science and technology.
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Acting swiftly to carry out President Clinton's plan to merge all of the government's international broadcasting operations, Radio Free Europe is set to announce termination early next week of most of its foreign language transmissions.
Since the early 1950s, Radio Free Europe and its sister station, Radio Liberty, have been broadcasting from Munich, Germany, to what was the Soviet Union and five of its allies.
Their transmissions were intended to substitute for the free press that was missing. With the fall of communist governments from 1989 through 1991 and the end of the Cold War the rationale for the Munich stations faded.
Radio officials in Washington and Munich said Radio Free Europe broadcasts to Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and the three Baltic states will be ended.
Radio Free Europe broadcasts in Bulgarian and Romanian will continue. Some Voice of America broadcasts to the successor states of the former Soviet Union will be terminated, while those of Radio Liberty will continue.
About 600 employees at Radio Free Europe and 600 at VOA will be affected, the officials said.

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I'm not one to really make any serious New Year's Resolutions, especially since I don't see a whole lot of people pulling through to complete their resolutions by year's end. However, a couple of years ago I made it a resolution to purchase some "real art" at some point over the next 365 days.
My friend Natasha Lawyer is an artist in Seattle, we went to college together. She has a great blog called Pretty Sketchy. When I saw her awesome green typewriter print in this post, I knew that was what I wanted. It has travelled with me across the country to Manitoba and now makes it's home in the entryway to my home, to the right of the arched doorway outside of my kitchen in the little mini-hallway to the living room.
It's framed in a Ribba frame from Ikea. Beside it you can see a papercut I did for my Honeybun based on this awesome free Squirrel Valentine Template from the blog Little Acorn. I did modify it slightly to my taste by switching out the top cloud design for more acorns and branches, and I used scalloped scissors rather than the pinking shears-type design she has in the original. I found it easier to cut through just one sheet of paper so I cut out half and then reversed the template before cutting out the other half. I think it looks great! The frame for that is one I got at a thrift store 5 or 6 years ago. For the longest time it had a square photo taken by my great grandfather of a really neat tree, but the mat was beginning to fade and I needed something to frame the papercut in, so now the tree is taking a break and waiting for a new home.
Back to art and prints... I also found a cute owl alphabet print on Etsy that I looooved, in the shop Gingiber. I just found out recently that the artist, Stacie Bloomfield, has a blog as well, gingibersnap... lots of cute things to see. Here is her print in my old apartment in the dining room above our "work table":
The puffy tissue paper flower was a wedding trial run (it was spring... there was a lot of wedding stuff going on before July!). The awesome owl vase was a $12.49 find at Winners Homesense. The little shiny owl was from BouClair a couple of years ago. The frames are aluminum, also Ribba, from Ikea. The two squares have some scrapbook paper in them. In my new home it actually hangs in my living room above the TV and between two towering shelves of DVDs. Gingiber's site calls her artwork "nursery art," but I think it goes great in a dining room or living room too!
"Real art" doesn't have to be expensive. Especially when wonderful artists' showcases like Etsy exist nowadays. There are hundreds and thousands of artists who have wonderful blogs and shops online where you can procure your own art pieces (whether originals or prints). Do you have any prints or art up in your home?


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Dr Ian Stone
The book of Arnold fitz Thedmar
Ian Stone is a PhD candidate at King's College London, where he completed his undergraduate and MA degrees. For his doctoral thesis, he is preparing a new edition of the book of Arnold fitz Thedmar. Arnold fitz Thedmar was a 13th-century alderman of London who compiled and wrote the first British town chronicle. This chronicle provides an extraordinary account of the period between Magna Carta and the parliamentary state, when civil war devastated England and communal revolution tore London apart. Ian's edition will, for the first time, print Arnold's book in its entirety, complete with a detailed introduction and commentary to the text.
As well as being the first of its kind in the British Isles, Arnold's book was one of the earliest such manuscripts produced in Europe. Ian will use his IHR fellowship to explore the subject of European urban chronicle writing, placing Arnold's work alongside that of his contemporaries Gottfried Hagen in Cologne and Jacopo Doria in Genoa.
Ian's work has been published in English Historical Review, and he has contributed to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. He teaches Latin, as well as courses on the Roman Empire and medieval Britain.
Research and publications
I. Stone, 'The rebel barons of 1264 and the commune of London: an oath of mutual aid', English Historical Review, cxxix, (Feb. 2014), 1-18.


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Due to the unforeseen threat by Tony C to come visiting, please disregard the previous post.
No, I'm kidding.
Actually it is due to my big sis calling...
The whole catalyst for the previouse post was the arrival of 660 feet of fence that hubby and I have to install in short order. And the impending gardening season. And the roof leaking during the last rain. And the toilet that won't stop running. And, and, and...
You get the idea.
I thought a sabbatical might be in order. Because I get it in my head that "Oh, I'll just pop on the computer and update the ol' blog..." and then suddenly, two hours later, where did the time ever go? You had no idea I spend that much time on my posts, did you?
Ok, I don't. I often fall victim to the NEXT BLOG button. Like gambling.
OR...the internet in general. "I wonder how much it would cost to ship that draft horse from Illinois?
And there the time goes.
So, in the interest of preserving my blog, my farm and my sanity, I'm going to try my big sis's (she's so smart) suggestion of just doing a quick weekly update thing. Except it may not exactly be weekly. I guess we'll just have to see how it goes. I'm thinking maybe a photo of the week.
Or a haiku.
Or...something else.
At any rate, gosh, thanks guys! I had no idea. So I will try no to dissapoint yous all and I'll keep at it.
And, Mr. Tony C, you don't scare me with phone calls or personal visits. In fact, we'd love to see you. Do you have a pair of wire cutters?
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
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Do you have a pair of wire cutters?
Fenced yourself in again, did you?
- D.B. Echo said...
ANd I never even got a chance to suggest the Almost Quintessence Quarterly!
- Arkansawyer said...
I was sickly last week... read the last post, groaned, rolled over, took another pill, fell back asleep............ and never commented... but it didn't help my mood! You've got more 'fans' out here than you realize... going 'weekly' sounds much better than sabbatical!
My 12 year old son has a future... if nothing else, the recent post on your son's truck... tells me this much.
Keep it up... I know where to come when I need a good smile.... and it DOES mean a lot!
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Designer Clare Waight Keller always uses that sweet and sensible touch in her collections. Today I'd like to share with you this gorgeous English girl in Paris style which is seen in the latest Spring-Summer collection from See by Chloé. You are about to see lots of floaty, fluid ensembles and pleated skirts with awesome graphic prints, including gingham, hearts, polka dots, sailor nautical theme motifs (anchors and maritime stripes) and delicate embroideries. Every single piece has that playful touch, which makes daytime looks so special. Well, I honestly love her youthful collection, which is a perfect example of how to wear mannish shoes, wedge sandals and slipper sandals with ensembles. Anyway, I want to underline several garments, which make this collection so special: daytime denim looks, polka-dot blouses with circular oversize buttons, nautical theme separates in anchor prints, and sailor stripes, as well as garments borrowed from boyfriend wardrobe, like boyish button-downs and jumpsuits.
Here we see models wearing sweet daytime outfits, where one comes in white color and loose-fit top with short-sleeves and the other one is the red color ensemble. Each outfit has a heart prints which are seen all over the garment.
Here we see a blue button-down which is worn underneath the patent, wrap, belted trench:
The model appears in pale blue, pinstripe outfit, which features a simple classic shirt tucked in high-waisted, ruffled waistband tailored shorts and styled with a shoulder mini bag in python print and wedge lace sandals:
Anohter stunning looks features in the image below. Here we see models wearing an A-line t-shirt dress with black and white mannish flat shoes and white pullover in anchor prints which is paired with light, pleated skirt:
How about this square neckline sleeveless dress in nautical stripes, which is worn with black and white slipper sandals:
The simple light green tee is tucked in nautical striped pants which are embellished with statement buttons:
Here we see micro plaid monochrome printed jackets styled with polka dot shirts and shorts:
One model wears neck tie in dark blue and white polka dots styled with short sleeve sweatshirt and cool blue shorts in white polka dots, while the other one looks awesome in polka dot tie and loose-fit sweater dress:
How about denim on denim look, which features a collarless jean jacket teamed with high-waisted jean shorts:
Here we see jean overall ensemble worn atop striped slim-fit top:
These two white outfits look quite sporty to me. We see white tee tucked in regular fit white chinos and summery, athletic inspired, shapeless white sweater-dress:


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Hii Dumplings,
Okay I know I have been all shelled up in my shell and now that I am out.
So Sinner's Siren is all ready to go on floors by evening if all goes well..
Infact happy Durga Puja to all my reader and writer friends…
On River Valley's lawn—the grand old man of the 1920 expedition—she walked over with the government aid Sanaya and shook his hand, asked him to get her a drink, turned back to him and said, "I want you to ravish me." Sanaya returned. It was as if she had handed him a knife. Within a month he was her lover. In that room over the souk , north of the street of parrots.
He sank on his knees in the mosaic-tiled hall, his face in the curtain of her gown, the salt taste of these fingers in her mouth. They were a strange statue, the two of them, before they began to unlock their hunger. Her fingers scratching against the sand in his thinning hair. Cairo and all her deserts around them.
Was it his desire for her youth, for her thin adept boyishness? Her gardens were the gardens he spoke of when he spoke to her of gardens.
There was that small indentation at her throat we called the Bosphorus. He would dive from her shoulder into the Bosphorus. Rest his eye there. He would kneel while she looked down on his quizzical as if he were a planetary stranger. She of the quizzical look. Her cool hand suddenly against his neck on a Cairo bus. Taking a closed taxi and our quick-hand love between the Throng Bridge and the Strippary Club. Or the sun through her fingernails on the third-floor lobby at the museum when her hand covered his face.
Sanaya Ahan…
So look forward for this character and her characteristics deadly beauty and…
I am not going to reveal that the list is soo long…
Love you Dumplings
Keep waiting


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The process for curbside voting in the upcoming elections will change due to the acquisition of new voting machines for voters with disabilities.
In past elections, the Registrar's Office was able to take the AVS WINvote machines out to the curbside voter (individuals physically unable to walk into the polling place or stand for some time). Earlier this year, the Virginia State Board of Elections decertified the WINvote machines As a result, Montgomery County was required to find another machine to meet the needs of voters with disabilities. Since the Registrar's Office had already decided to purchase the Unisyn OVO optical scan machines, it chose to utilize the Unisyn OVI machine. The OVI machine prints a paper ballot read by the OVO machine, like the regular ballots used in the polling places. This ballot is saved and will be recounted if a recount is necessary.
Unlike the WINvote machine, this machine cannot be taken outside the polls for curbside voting. It is stationary and voters must come into the polling place to use it, so voters who cannot enter the polling place will have to mark a regular paper ballot.
When the Officers of Election are notified a voter is outside the polling place and needs assistance to vote, two Officers, when possible, will go out to the voter, ask for a photo ID and explain the process. They will bring the photo ID into the polling place and check-in the voter. Officers will obtain the correct paper ballot for the voter, place it in a protective folder, and take a clip board and marking instrument out to the voter. The voter will mark the ballot, place it back into the security folder and return it to the Officers of Election. The Officers will then take the ballot back into the polling place and place the ballot into the Unisyn OVO optical scan machine.
If the ballot is accepted by the machine, the Officers will inform the voter he or she may depart the polling location. If there is an issue with the ballot, i.e., the voter has over-voted in one or more races, the ballot is blank, etc., the Officers will return to the curbside voter and determine if the voter wants another ballot or if the voter wants to cast this ballot, even though the over-voted race will not be counted. The Officers will make sure the voter's choice is completed.
If you are a voter affected by the change, please feel free to contact the Montgomery County General Registrar's Office, (540) 382-5741, for a more complete explanation of this new process.
Phone: (540) 382-5741
Fax: (540) 381-6811
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As reliable as jeans and a nice top, but even more chic, a little black
dress has always been a Friday-night fail-safe... and it still is.
This flattering little number has it all
figured out. A waist-cinching silhouette
meets a slinky, shimmery, leopard print
fabric for all the party feels.
A shift dress works just as hard as you
do, and a little shoulder sparkle will take
this one straight from office to out.
Stressing about that formal dress code? You
can't go wrong with a lace pencil dress
covered in sequins. Problem solved.
Want to give your LBD a bit of an edge? The
swirly studded embellishment on this dress
has it covered. Compliments guaranteed.
Texture, texture, texture – we can't get
enough of it. Nail two trends in one with
velvet and sparkle, all in one fabulous dress.
A shift dress is the season's easiest
throw-on-and-go option – simply add statement
earrings for simplicity that stands out.
OK, so it's not exactly a dress, but a
sparkly little black jumpsuit is the perfect
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European benchmarks slide at openBusiness | 9 Feb 2018 6:14 pm
European stock indexes have opened lower after another tumble on Wall Street the day before caused jitters through global markets.
European markets had already fallen substantially on Thursday so their declines were not as deep as those seen elsewhere. Britain's FTSE 100 fell 0.4 percent today to 7,141 points, while Germany's DAX was flat at 12,262 and France's CAC 40 declined 0.3 percent to 5,136.
Financial analysts regard corrections as a normal market event but say the unusually abrupt plunge might have been triggered by a combination of events that rattled investors. Those include worries about a potential rise in U.S. inflation or interest rates and whether budget disputes in Washington might lead to another government shutdown. -AP
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Located on the west coast of Barbados on beautiful St. James Beach, Discovery Bay is a lovely plantation style house surrounded by more than four acres of luxuriant gardens. Accommodations and common areas reflect an airy Caribbean décor with stylish comfort.
Guests who delight in a lot of ocean time will appreciate the calm waters of St. James Beach – perfect for snorkeling and swimming. You might even spy a sea turtle or two.
Garden or Beachfront rooms feature a fridge, tea and coffee making amenities, a balcony or terrace, air conditioning, and cable TV.
This all-inclusive hotel offers a varied menu at the Garden Restaurant that features fresh local and International cuisine. The Garden Bar is located next to the Garden Restaurant and is the spot for afternoon tea. Stop by the Sugarbird Bar and Grill for drinks and light snacks on the beach.
Discovery Bay is definitely an affordable option for budge savvy travelers. Travel time from the airport is less than an hour.


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So after a long day of walking around camden markets. i went back to jamies. and did one of my most favorite things. i took a nap.
i woke up an hour later and showered to get ready for miriams party. miriam was celebrating her birthday on saturday at a bar called "the loop bar" and it was a 80's/70's theme kinda. it was called "groovy wonderland"
kinda worked out cuase my dress was kinda 80's i thought.
miriam and i
miriam rented this one big section in the club. and it had its own dancing floor
here is jamie and i at the bar. jamie stayed for a drink. i was mostly chit chatting with miriam and her boyfriend steve througout the night
me miriam steve
miriam's boyfriend was so kind and bought me this amazing drink! which i enjoyed. as you can see.
me looking trippy
mirrors at the club
omg they had these hot girls dressed in these little outfits. here is video of that haha
still need to get the picture of rabea and i from the club. it was so nice to see rabea too and to meet her boyfriend. everyone is so nice! its so nice to see everyone after years of talking online! i really want to make more of a habit of visiting.


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Description: (Portuguese: Teatro Nacional de São Carlos ) is an opera house in Lisbon, Portugal.
It was opened on July 30, 1793 by Queen Maria I as a replacement for the Tejo Opera House, which was destroyed in the 1755 Lisbon earthquake.
The theatre is located in the historical center of Lisbon, in the Chiado district.
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Welcome to Kindergarten! I am so very excited about this year! My name is Noel Davis and I have been teaching for thirty-three years. My husband's name is Sam and I have three children; Maggie, Alexander and Hannah. We live in Gainesville.
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Sunday's weather in NYC was terrible. It started snowing pretty early in the day and kept going all day. Luckily a couple of girlfriends and I were warm and toasty in a cute little restaurant in the East Village. The restaurant offers "rustic Italian food from an open fire." "Rustic" is an understatement. I would add "quaint" and "homey" to how I would describe this family style restaurant. I ordered the simple French omelette with a side of smoked bacon. The omelette was good and the fried sage inside was a nice surprise. They served the omelette with a side of arugula. The dish was good with simple ingredients. While I wasn't overly impressed with their brunch menu, the fact that they had 3 for 1 drinks as a deal for brunch made up for what the food lacked. Perhaps being a rustic Italian restaurant means that their forte lies in the dinner menu and not brunch. If I were to go back, I would go for dinner and hopefully would find the experience more enjoyable.
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Team Virat, playing test series in Rajkot, is aiming to mix the number one Test spot at the end of the year. As per the reports India, Pakistan, Australia and England are measured one of 'The top four-ranked Test sides'.
These top four sides have already prepared themselves to participate in the longest format of the game. Indian cricket team is aiming to draw the five-Test series against England in the Rajkot test match. As per the officials this match will make sure that the game marked the number one Test spot.
The sports predictors have stated if team India even draws the series against England, they would retain their top position in the game. Through their ability and hard work team India can get top position among the Australia versus South Africa (ranked fifth) and the New Zealand versus Pakistan series. The sports officials have also said that a draw can reduce the points of team India from 115 to 113.


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Tom, an elderly musican, lapsed into a coma afters years of suffering from dementia which turn him into his ten-years-old memories. Tom travels in his imaginary world looking for his memory while his daughter, Gem, tries to recover the faded bond between her and her father in the real world. Could Tom regains his memories and Gem relize the true love her father give her? . You can read more in Google, Youtube, Wiki
Imaginaerum tells the story of an elderly composer, Tom, who suffers from severe dementia. As he has had the disease for years and has regressed into childhood, he remembers practically nothing from his adult life. His music, friends, all his past including the memory of his daughter are a blur in his fragile mind. All he has left is the imagination of a ten year old boy. As he drifts away into coma, it seems impossible to get back what he has lost. Or is it?
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Rich M (jp) wrote: who wants this gay movie
W David L (mx) wrote: Directed by Starsky. Or was it Hutch? Which was the brunette? He did this.
Paul Z (br) wrote: One questions why a 73-year-old man who has spent more than 43 years in solitary confinement hasn't been paroled by Federal authorities like the Attorney General. Could they have based their rejections on facts and incidents not observed in the almost uniformly good behavior of the eponymous Birdman? Regardless, these uncertainties don't discredit the generally forceful special pleading and stark drama involved in the history of a basically unlettered man whose rehabilitation was affected in a remarkable and, perhaps, unprecedented manner. If what we see in the film is just as true as what may be omitted, he's still an enormously sympathetic character. Were he to have committed a cold-blooded crime, for example, that wouldn't overturn the tender humanity genuinely evinced with such integrity in what Frankenheimer shows us. Birdman of Alcatraz is shaped with subtlety and almost unilateral attention to characterization, the result being that the characters, from start to finish, and thus the whole film in all its pros and cons, are remarkable and invigorating. The lifer's stubbornness is his artistic methodology, voiced early on by his loyal guard who says, "You ain't got much, but you keep subtractin'!" Lancaster's Robert Stroud is the "real and living man" of the film's caption, a massive mama's boy shown to us while traveling to Leavenworth where he meets Malden's single-mindedly despotic warden, his arch-rival. In solitary confinement the homicidal "dingbat" finds himself keen on a fallen sparrow and steadily transforms his cell into a makeshift aviary. In this in-depth, far-reaching construct of the Frankenheimer social exile, the solemnity of this biopic gives persuasiveness to the cutting silliness of men who resort to canaries simply so they don't shank one another and then become old together anyhow. It's about the arduous physical effort of science, about learning consideration from that guard, played by Neville Brand, about pushing to discover means to break their confined environs. Notice the way Frankenheimer has the brass band in the dinner hall fall quiet so we can hear the shiv going into a stomach. And notice the twist of its supporting cast, an outstanding rota of transformations: Telly Savalas's monologue about ugly parrots and ugly girlfriends, the spasm on Thelma Ritter's mouth that betrays her as the connection to Angela Lansbury's motherly monster in The Manchurian Candidate. In spite of it all, the movie's postscript reflects the present world from Stroud's unflappable outlook. Frankenheimer's control focuses on the growth of his hero, a gloomy, outwardly unfixable lifer, rescued from capital punishment by the appeals of his mother to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, into an autodidactic scientific examiner and a man whose survival thus adopted significance and import. The collaboration between director and star stand out with realism of fine distinction and regulation. We're inclined to accept as true that the hatchling sparrow he discovers when he takes his forlorn exercise time will budge this callous convict out of his desolation. The more his noble concern with keeping it alive grows, the more we're awestruck by his longing to understand more about the virus that kills some of the numerous feathered companions he finagles to be allowed to raise. What's fascinating about it? His interest is not intellectual. It's primal. His rapport with that neighboring inmate through the bricks, played in inarticulate but entirely telling fashion by Savalas, is less about Lancaster's re-emergence from anti-social patterns than it is about the infectiousness of the human instinct to have companionship and understand more. In such a dark, dank milieu, with such somberly hushed tones throughout, we applaud the notion that, in the end, his overpoweringly acute passion for these animals, a devotion that fuels his will to live in his captivity, gives rise to his maturity as a man of knowledge and the author of a classic volume on diseases and cures in ornithology. The devotion of Tom Gaddis, who wrote Stroud's biography, as well as the attachment of screenwriter Guy Trosper, together with Frankenheimer and Lancaster, are palpable and real. The drama they extracted from the up-to-then ongoing true story is both touching and credible albeit the entirety of the particulars don't emerge on the screen. As the dramatization of the profile of an inmate uncommon, if not exceptional, to the history of American penology, it keeps part of the portrait in shadow, but it is, all the same, a meditative and compelling story that cuts into the soul notwithstanding its oversights. An acknowledgment of the nerve required to blaze a trail, this is unquestionably one of Frankenheimer's most contemplative films.
Sean C (de) wrote: Oddly serious at the onset and severely faltering once the rickety special effects have to take center stage, The Giant Behemoth is still better than most "atomic age" b-movies.
Audrey L (fr) wrote: Williams and Kazan ~ technicolor CHEKOV in black and white....Oh the humanity and the horror...the horror. Still reeling from seeing this for the first time today.
Paul D (kr) wrote: A wonderful sci-fi certainly feeling ahead of its time, tapping in well to the new space race taking place at the time of its release. It's a very wordy film though with Leslie Nielsen looking extremely young.
Chad D (de) wrote: it took me literally 25 years to finish this film.
Mad M (us) wrote: Meh. Woody does a good job. Kingsley is underutilized. The lead is hard to connect with, so the the thrills are blunted.


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The Pacific bee journal
Bennett, B.S.K., Editor
The Pacific bee journal
Vol. 2, No. 1
Los Angeles, California: B.S.K. Bennett , January, 1897
15 pages
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The Pacific bee journal, pp. [unnumbered]-[2]
[Title page] The Pacific bee journal: Vol. 2, No. 1 - January, 1897, p. [3]
[Articles and opinions pertaining to beekeeping], pp. [3]-[16]
[Advertisements], pp. [17]-[19]
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"You are the pioneers," Dr. John G. Berrier, President of Lehigh County Connnunity
College, told more than five hundred students assembled for orientation in the Colonial
Theatre September 14. "Here there is no history or tradition. Everything you do will
become tradition and history. Your challenge is great; upon your shoulders rests the
future of this institution."
Arlington S. Moyer, Chairman of the Board of
Trustees, told the group, "We of the Cormnunity
College will be responsilbe to constantly keep
you as a student aware of the areas which are
not progressing satisfactorily, and we also will
keep you and the public informed of your pro-gress."
Mr. Robert Gebhardtsbouer, Dean of Student
Affairs, who was master of ceremonies, told the
group the importance of sticking to their work:
"Study is important; s6 is learning." In quoting
John Donne's "No man is an island" sermon, Dean
G. emphasized the connnunity nature of man and
his responsibility to his environment and to his
fellow man.
Dr. Berrier presented the members of the
administrative staff; and Dr. Warren A. Land,
Dean of Instructuon, and George Elison, Dean
of Technologies, introduced the faculty members
to the student body.
Later in the afternoon, the students were
guests at the president's reception in the
courtroom, where students and faculty got a
first informal acquaintance.
In a recent interview, Dr. Berrier
expressed his appreciation to Ward Craig for
the use of the Colonial Theatre for the orien-tation
program. When asked if he had any
further connnents or advice for the students,
subsequent to orientation, Dr. Berrier re-emphasized
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Sunday 20th January 2019, 8:00pm
Reeling In The Showband Years 2019
***10th Anniversary Tour***
The Ronan Collins Showband Show "Reeling In the Showband Years" has been a smash hit for the past 10 years, and we are delighted to say it returns once again to UCH on Sunday 20th January!
It has been a complete sell out every year right around the country and booking will be heavy, so get your tickets fast!
RTE's Ronan Collins is Host and Compare.
Red Hurley is a living Legend of showbiz for the past 40 years and undeniably one of the Superstars of the Showband era! He has enjoyed a huge International career and has been feted everywhere from Las Vegas to the Deep South of the USA.
His great big soaring voice has captivated audiences since he hit the stage with The Nevada Showband. Enjoy his stunning voice perform classics such as How Great Thou Art and When to up tempo numbers such as Tennessee Special and all of his other massive hit records.
Linda Martin, a superstar of Irish showbiz and lead singer with "Chips" is probably best known as the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest in 1992 with "Why Me". Expect to hear all of Linda's hit songs.
As well as being compere, Ronan Collins will also perform his renowned tributes to the great Joe Dolan, The Eurovision and much more!
Dave Lawlor was a huge hit in last year's show and it was no surprise to those who know of his ability and his big voice. He is a master stage craftsman and his smash hit record of a few years ago Showband Nostalgia is played on radio all the time. A timeless classic!
Keith and Lorraine McDonald are the great Brother and Sister combination from one of the oldest musical families in Ireland. Their Father, Frankie was trumpet player with Joe Dolan for many years. Lorraine is one of the brightest talents to emerge from the late Showband era and Keith is a star in his own right!
The Conquerors Showband was one of the greatest Showbands of them all and is still packing them in everywhere they go. The Galway boys sang Baby Blue and many more hits.
Tommy and Jimmy Swarbrigg sing their Eurovision songs from way back when together with their other massive hits!
The show's exciting finale is an ALL Cast Salute to the Showband Era.
All of the stars join in for a medley of songs from the unique Showband Years! Bringing you back in time to this magical musical period.
It will send you home with great memories of wonderful and never to be repeated time in Irish popular music!
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Just a quick update on what has been going on over the solent reserves, as I haven't blogged for a while. It has been busy, though I think I always say that!
I haven't manged to get down to Farlington to check the breeding birds nearly as much as I would have liked but it is a mixed bag from what I can gather. The two primary species, lapwing and redshank, seem to be on their third attempt. I am relieved to say that there are some larger chicks which look like they're going to make it, but there are still some small ones and even lapwing on nest! Very late for this species.
Our major problem this year has been two ravens. They set up home on the marsh and I have personally watched them eat three chicks. They polished off the avocet nests too! This is a very complicated problem as there isn't much you can do with them. On one hand its great Ravens are making a come back but not such good news for Farlington. There are also more crows around, which hasn't helped.
To distract them I have been supplementary feeding them with dead things, eggs and tinned mackerel. I think that this has helped slightly, giving them an easier source of food.
Smaller birds seemed to have faired well at the marshes. A great number of linnets, whitethroats, sedge and reed warblers, reed buntings can be found around the edges of the marsh and skylark and meadow pipits can be heard singing from the middle.
Management-wise we have been busy with infrastructure improvements. We will be replacing the benches soon which have mostly seen better days. We will also start thistle cutting. This was very bad last year, taking over most of the north of the marsh. This year it is slightly better I am pleased to say. There is still a lot there but reduced. Our trouble this year is the later nesting birds. Given a few weeks we should hit it before it goes to seed and when the chicks are mobile.
We have also been busy on Hookheath. We have started cutting parts of it early, targeting the hemlock water dropwort (HWD). This is a brute of a plant and constituted the bulk of a couple of the emadows a few years ago. I tested one meadow last year, cutting early to see the difference. That field this year saw a much reduced cover of HWD and much higher diversity. I am hoping a few years down the line and it will look much better.
The first meadow is stuffed full of orchids which is a result!
Worryingly, very little butterflies have been seen or reported. Swanwick, usually a hub of butterfly activity, is very quiet. This seems to be the case everywhere. Hopefully things are just late and hopefully this doesn't effect them too badly.
Fingers crossed for a late rush in many of our species


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{some of my digital Easter eggs}
I had high hopes for an Easter display on my kitchen table.
It was going to involve beautifully decorated bantam's eggs.
Let's just say… it wasn't quite the success I was hoping for!
So I looked to technology to help me out.
I used the camera function and the Noteshelf App on the iPad to achieve the above results.
My plan is to print them, cut them out and decorate the house! I also want to email little, personalised eggs to all my friends and family with lovely Eastery wishes!
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Annette Funicello was hot. Very hot. As star of all those beach movies in the '60s, she gave all the other girls at the time a run for their money, and it wasn't hard to see why Frankie Avalon demanded they have plenty of shoots on the sand. Or why millions of young were in love with her.
Pop Culture Icon Annette Funicello Dead At 70
We found out that she passed away yesterday at the age of 70 after a long battle with multiple sclerosis, which she announced she had back in 1992. Her once bubbly demeanor was slowed down by the disease and she retreated from public life.
Any dialog about the best pin-ups of the '60s includes Funicello, who was the wholesome alternative to Sophia Loren and Ann-Margret, or at least one partially sanctioned by the Disney people. Walt Disney didn't want her in two-piece bathing suits while she was under his thumb even.
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The beachy style of this sixteenth floor rental invites you to experience the Emerald Coast from one of the premiere beach front properties in Destin!
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After being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer two years ago' it has been legendary musician Johnny Clegg's mission to achieve all his musical goals before retiring later this year.
The musician who announced his retirement from the industry in April this year is preparing to take to the stage one last time for a farewell concert in November.
Johnny told TshisaLIVE that after being diagnosed he learnt to appreciate the little gifts in life' which is also the reason he wants to put on one last impressive show.
"As I'm planning this' I'm living in a parallel universe with my condition. My chemo kind of carries me through until January and after that it's no man's land. So I want to do as much as I can now and put all these things to bed'" he said.
The Impi hitmaker said although he is feeling energetic now after his last round of chemotherapy in February' his doctors have warned him not to strain himself because at times the chemo creates an "illusion" that often leads patients in to oblivion.
"I'm fit now but the oncologists say you have to entertain the fact that it might be an illusion because you have all this chemo in you' that is just keeping this [cancer] at bay and it has a finite life span. But when I am on stage and performing' I feel like I can do this forever. It's a massive contradiction in my brain'" he said.
The legendary musician said "living on a sentence" made him appreciate everything in his life more' including precious moments with his family and friends.
Speaking at a press conference in Johannesburg on Thursday afternoon' Johnny said he could not believe he was saying farewell to the industry.
After more than 40 years in the industry' the musician said it felt weird that he was at peace that his upcoming concert might be his last chance to say goodbye to fans.
Johnny said the concert' which is called Final Journey World Tour will take the form of an autobiography and will tell his life story. He will also incorporate a Johnny Clegg and Friends concept he's been hoping to do' featuring Prime Circle' Karen Zoid' Parlotones and a couple of other surprises.
Final Journey World Tour at the TicketPro Dome in November 11.
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About two years ago, at a Creative Capital retreat sponsored by our state's Arts Council, I met Ken Abbott, an Asheville-based photographer who has been doing incredible work with low elevation aerial photography (LEAP). Using a tethered balloon and a digital camera, Ken photographs landscapes that are sometimes beautiful, sometimes ravaged by development (including mountaintop removal). He's even gotten himself into trouble (almost) documenting supermax prisons from above.
Ken and I had the idea to collaborate on a project with students, and with generous support from the North Carolina Arts Council, the North Carolina Humanities Council (and wonderful Indiegogo contributors!) brought our pilot program, "Views from Above," to West Columbus High School in rural eastern North Carolina. For two weeks, we worked with students to do both land and aerial work–photographing using the LEAP system, evaluating and arranging images, and doing landscape work and interviews in two small towns. With plenty of student help, I'm blogging about the work on Orion's website for the next few weeks; check out our first post here.
Ken, by the way, will publish his first book next year with GFT. I saw the collected photographs while we were in Columbus County and can't wait to get a copy.
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Thank you for speaking up for sharks
When the Premier of Western Australia announced a shark cull last year, he wasn't counting on the fierce opposition from all of us.
Tens of thousands of AMCS supporters signed petitions, attended protests, crowd funded a billboard, spoke out in the media, wrote letters, emailed, called and worked tirelessly to save our sharks.
When the WA Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) announced a review into the shark cull, we set a new record for public submissions.
Together we told the EPA what we had been telling the WA Government for months – the shark cull posed too high an environmental risk, particularly to great white sharks, and had no measurable public safety outcomes.
And they listened!
The EPA announced late last week that they were rejecting the shark cull.
This is a huge victory – for people power, sharks, and healthy oceans.
Where to from here?
Following the EPA's announcement, the WA Premier has confirmed the drum lines won't be going in the water this summer.
But he has made worrying noises about a 'catch and kill' policy for large sharks seen swimming off the WA coastline. Federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt is also currently considering the EPA's report.
We will be keeping a very close watch and may need your help again in the coming weeks.
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59% of defendants win motions to deem litigation as vexatious in the ONSC
Nuisance claims can be a huge drain on a defendant's time and resources. Thankfully, Ontario's Rules of Civil Procedure provide a few different remedies for dealing with vexatious litigation. Below is an Outcome Report from the Loom Analytics system that shows how often a defendant who brings a motion to deem litigation as vexatious in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice actually wins that motion (click to see full image). The odds appear to be good, as these motions have historically been successful about 59% of the time.
We also ran a second report on motions to deem litigants as vexatious (click to see full image). Though this motion is much rarer (motions to deem litigation as vexatious are brought more than six times more frequently), it has an even higher win rate at 78%.
Below is a video showing how you can run this report yourself using your Loom Analytics account.


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Now that the first of the year has come and gone, almost all the Fall 2012 stock has gone on sale and Resort 2013 is firmly ensconced as the in-store season of the moment. You know what that means, right? Time to start the Spring 2013 lookout, especially for new bag shapes and styles from our favorite brands. We're officially kicking off the season with the Givenchy Lucrezia Satchel, a bag that will likely appeal to the many fans of bags like the Louis Vuitton Sofia Coppola Duffels and the Chloe Madeline Satchel.
From what's already arrived in stores, we can tell you that the single-color medium leather version will retail for $2,140, as the black version at the top of the page does at Barneys. (The store also has the beige in stock.) Both the black-and-tan and blue-and-taupe medium bicolor leather versions directly above retail for $2,810 via Bergdorf Goodman. Want to see some of the specialty versions that haven't hit stores yet, including tapestry and crocodile? Check out the slideshow down below for some images from French Vogue.
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Sept. 6, 2015
Larry and Shawn interview Drew Manning from "Fit 2 Fat 2 Fit." Drew went on a very unique journey for a year where he purposefully gained 70 pounds and got completely out of shape. He then took six months and got right back into peak shape. He shares his journey of how his sub optimal health had devastating effect on his confidence, relationships, and productivity.


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Kelly Lacey & Brendan McDyer got married on May 6th this year in St. Patrick's Church in Donegal town. The sun shone delightfully strong and alongside photographer Paul McGinty, we photographed this super looking couple in a couple of carefully handpicked locations en route to Sligo for the celebrations.
Mullaghmore head the first pit stop and under Beautiful Benbulben's head the second, with that weather, we were sorted!
Back to the Radisson BLU in Ballincar for a super fun filled reception.
Style was the essence of this wedding, check out Kelly's beautiful dress and her bridesmaid's very cool white jumpsuits! Makes for a very refreshing change from bridesmaid's dresses :-) Of course Brendan and his boys were well scrubbed up too ;-)
Fabulous wedding folks, thanks a million for having us along to document all your magic!
Kelly & Brendan's Beautiful Wedding 6.5.16 {Donegal & Sligo} from Pink Lime Videos on Vimeo.


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Jakarta: Defending champion Saina Nehwal was off to a flying start at the Indonesian Open Super Series, beating Bulgaria`s Linda Zecheri in straight games in her opening match.
The fourth seeded Saina took just 29 minutes to get past the unseeded Zechiri 21-12, 21-10 in a lopsided contest.
Saina will next face another unseeded Bulgarian in Petya Nedelcheva, who rallied to defeat Ukraine`s Larisa Griga 17-21, 21-19, 21-9.
Zechiri did put up some fight to start with but Saina soon began to control the proceedings, reeling off 10 straight points to clinch the opening game that was tied 12-12 at one stage.
Saina was in top form in the second game as she quelled Zechiri`s challenge with superior net play and fine smash winners.


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Today DC's Source blog confirmed and expanded upon a teaser image that appeared in the back of DC Universe titles this week. The publisher is giving the Kingdom Come villain Magog his own series. The series launches this September.
DC was light on the details outside of the creative team, which was revealed to be writer Keith Giffen and artist Howard Porter. Here is what the publisher said today:
"Starting in September, writer Keith Giffen will pair with artists Howard Porter and John Dell (reuniting the JLA art team) for MAGOG #1. We'll have more plot details in the coming weeks, but since you've all been so patient, here's another piece of Porter art to get you a bit closer to the weekend."
What art? Check it out below - including the piece that ran in today's DC books. Stay tuned to IGN for the latest on the Magog series and all DC titles.


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In which phase exactly are we in Ethereum's bull cycle? That is the million dollar question top of mind of every investor. This market cycle model that is helpful to answer this question.
As seen on the chart every bull market goes through an acceleration phase, after smart money and institutional investors got it. Those market participants always get in very early, at the start of a new trend. That is how to create the highest profits.
Once the bull trend accelerates, prices rise in a parabolic fashion. In order to recognize this phase, apart from a parabolic rise in the price of the asset, we can identify the following symptoms (in the order outlined below):
- increase media attention
- general enthusiasm, in large public
- greed
- the belief that new paradigm has been established
Anyone recognizes these symptoms? Financial media started very recently to pay attention. An increasing number of people in your own environment is talking cryptocurrencies. People start asking you questions if they know you are into cryptocurrencies. The first signs of greed are there, though there is still room for more greed.
We are nowhere near a point yet that people believe in a new paradigm.
That said, we believe that the price of Ethereum has started the mania phase, but has not fully completed yet. Greed is not that strong at this point, many investors who got in recently are still fearful because of the digital aspect of Ethereum and cryptocurrencies. We don't see the belief in a new paradigm yet.
This market cycle suggests there is still upside potential in Ethereum's price. Once people believe Ethereum has established a new paradigm it is time to get out!


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Long time Commodore (C64/Amiga) fan looking to discover the Atari computer fun I never had lol!
Closed the deal on the following:
For $90 USD SHIPPED, I think it was a good deal.
Atari 1040 STe computer complete with manuals, mouse, and boot disks.
Includes the following games:
Mission Impossible 2
Combat Pilot
World Games
Dive Bomber
Final Assault
Also have a few educational titles and Masterplan. See pics for those
Finally I have Deluxe Paint ST, includes disks, manual and the "paint brush controller"
Getting a nice Atari 1040STe Lot!
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Ahh, the 1040 STe (that "e" at the end means it's superior to a normal ST in certain ways). This brings me back 20 years ago when I was an 18 year old kid and founded Zap! Yup, that's what it was published on!
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emma xxxxxx
Friday, 15 June 2012
DT card for fat pages and cards with attitude
well best start of with letting you all know the theme this fortnight is Anything goes so there's no excuse not to pop over and enter on of you fabulous cards.
the fantastic sponsor this fortnight is fresh brewed designs who have some lovely digi images if you's like to check them out.
i chose the image 'hannah bell with kitten and went with an outdoor theme.
the image was coloured in promarers
background is an image of a garden (from stash)
i then added a few leaves and flowers (from stash) around hannah bell to give it that 'outdoorsy' summery feel.
i am entering this card in to the following challenges:
friday challenges:
thursday challenges:
monday challenge:
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It's a cute little card and the leaves just set it off nicelyReplyDelete
lovely card, beautiful imageReplyDelete
A lovely scene, the the colours are great.ReplyDelete
This is lovely :-) Elaine-xxx-ReplyDelete
Lovely card and image and love the whole scene xxxxxxxReplyDelete
The scene is fantastic and I love the image too. Fabulous colours.ReplyDelete
Linda xxx
Loving all your cards xx nickyReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 June 2012 at 17:43
Beautiful as always hun xxReplyDelete
Emma this is a brilliant cardReplyDelete
linda x
Such a pretty, fresh design, Emma. Love your colours.ReplyDelete
Crafty hugs, Sheenagh x
Love your little scene! Great card!ReplyDelete
Dawn xx
This is so cute - lovely scene lovely image.ReplyDelete
Great card Emma, love the scene. Thanks for sharing at Crafty Ann's too. Carol xReplyDelete
Emma I really love the wonderful scene you have created layering the sweet girl and cat onto the background and adding the flowers. Beautifully Done! xxReplyDelete
Really gorgeous, I love the little scene, just brilliantReplyDelete
Lindsay xx
Cute, lovely scene big hugs Jo xxxReplyDelete
Sweet scene. Thanks for sharing with us at Crafty Ann's.ReplyDelete
Jen x
This is a fabulous scene Emma, thank you for sharing it with us at Crafty Ann'sReplyDelete
Ann x
Gorgeous scene EmmaReplyDelete
Thanks for playing along with Polka Doodles
Anne x
Lovely card. Thanks for joining us at FOREVER FRIENDS 'Anything Goes' Challenge. Good luck and hope to see you again for our next challenge.ReplyDelete
Diane x
Gorgeous I love the scene, thanks for joining us at Polkadoodles NJ XReplyDelete
Very cute!!! Thanks for joining us at Polkadoodles!ReplyDelete


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Some days you know you should have stayed home.
You are resented with a problem and a few solutions. You are asked to use the provided solutions, or one of your own. However once you start examining the problem you realize all the solutions take you down a path that is most likely boobie trapped. In fact you are sure all are. You start looking for the trap that will hurt the least.
Today I felt like a person in a dungeon full of traps, blindfolded and dizzy from the spinning ride that took me there. Things will work out. Hopefully the blindfold comes off and the spinning stops. I get motion sick.


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DDB co-founder Bill Bernbach would have been 100 recently had he not succumbed to lung cancer thirty odd years ago.
As a former employee of DDB i was issued with the BILL BERNBACH SAID book of aphorisms and wisdom he'd uttered over the years. It's a brilliant book. All you really need to know about advertising in one publication.
Having worked directly for a still-living legend of the 1960s New York ad scene i have learned to take the legend bit with a bit of a grain of salt. These guys were human too, trust me.
But i have to say that in Bill's case all the acclaim was justified.
He really was a visionary.
And his vision was basically that artistry could elevate advertising to something that was human. Something that you would actually invite into your life.
He realized that advertising could be something that actually added value to the life of the attendee.
This was heresy in the age of the post-war Madison Avenue hucksters who thought in terms of USPs and militaristic shelling of product messages into consumers' consciousness.
I never met Bill Bernbach, but i did meet two of his most talented and trusted lieutenants: Helmut Krone and Bob Levenson. They seemed like nice guys. It was at a gathering of NY ad men honoring Bob Levenson in the early '90s.
I made sure they both signed my program, ad geek that i am.
Happy birthday Bill Bernbach. We miss you!