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Sometimes when fashion designers are put together in a group show, it can be difficult to find one who really stands out. But when they do stand out in such a setting, somehow it makes them even more noteworthy. Such was the case when I attended the Nolcha Fashion Week independent designer showcase yesterday. There were puffy seams, ill-fitting gowns, and then in the midst of it all was the rejuvenating presence of Maita Marimo.
Marimo is a Zimbabwean designer who graduated from the School at the Art Institute of Chicago and has shown at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Africa. She was also selected as Zimbabwe's Fashion Week Designer of the Year in 2012. For her Spring/Summer 2014 collection, Marimo showed smart, well-made daywear in a cream tone and evening wear in black, both with a fine attention to detail. Her cuts (pleats on tops and even pant hems) were innovative and refreshing, as were her uses of trim and color (including but not limited to fun uses of snake patterns on dresses and lapels, bursts of tangerine on belts, and bright gold beading). A favorite piece was a cream jumper with tangerine-piped snake print lapels. I wished for a fabulous office building to report to every day just so I could wear it! I also loved a particular piece from Marimo's take on evening wear, with a black printed jacket and tangerine belt worn with black shorts topped by long sheer black ball skirt. I look forward to seeing more from Marimo in the future.
Cheers to Marimo for making my trek out to Chelsea totally worth it! Take a look at some of my favorite looks from the collection below, photos by me.

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sometimes when fashion designers are put together in a group show, it can be difficult to find one who really stands out. but when they do stand out in such a setting, somehow it makes them even more noteworthy. such was the case when i attended the nolcha fashion week independent designer showcase yesterday. there were puffy seams, ill-fitting gowns, and then in the midst of it all was the rejuvenating presence of maita marimo.
marimo is a zimbabwean designer who graduated from the school at the art institute of chicago and has shown at mercedes-benz fashion week africa. she was also selected as zimbabwe's fashion week designer of the year in 2012. for her spring/summer 2014 collection, marimo showed smart, well-made daywear in a cream tone and evening wear in black, both with a fine attention to detail. her cuts (pleats on tops and even pant hems) were innovative and refreshing, as were her uses of trim and color (including but not limited to fun uses of snake patterns on dresses and lapels, bursts of tangerine on belts, and bright gold beading). a favorite piece was a cream jumper with tangerine-piped snake print lapels. i wished for a fabulous office building to report to every day just so i could wear it! i also loved a particular piece from marimo's take on evening wear, with a black printed jacket and tangerine belt worn with black shorts topped by long sheer black ball skirt. i look forward to seeing more from marimo in the future.
cheers to marimo for making my trek out to chelsea totally worth it! take a look at some of my favorite looks from the collection below, photos by me.


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This is the autobiography of Zhelyu Zhelev, Bulgaria's first democratically elected president after the fall of communism.
Zhelyu Mitev Zhelev (Bulgarian: Желю Митев Желев) (born March 3, 1935) is a Bulgarian politician and former dissident who was President of Bulgaria from 1990 to 1996. Zhelev was born in the village of Veselinovo. He graduated in philosophy from the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" in 1958 and later earned a Ph.D. in 1974. In 1988 he founded the Ruse Committee and a year later became a founding member and chairman of the Club for Support of Glasnost and Restructuring, which propelled him to the position of Chairman of the Coordinating Council of the Union of Democratic Forces. He was elected MP in the 7th Grand National Assembly, which elected him President of the Republic of Bulgaria on August 1, 1990. In January 1992 he became the first democratically elected Bulgarian President.
Zhelev has written a number of books and publications, the most notable one being his controversial 1982 work "Fashizmat" (Bulgarian: Фашизмът; "The Fascism").

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this is the autobiography of zhelyu zhelev, bulgaria's first democratically elected president after the fall of communism.
zhelyu mitev zhelev (bulgarian: желю митев желев) (born march 3, 1935) is a bulgarian politician and former dissident who was president of bulgaria from 1990 to 1996. zhelev was born in the village of veselinovo. he graduated in philosophy from the sofia university "st. kliment ohridski" in 1958 and later earned a ph.d. in 1974. in 1988 he founded the ruse committee and a year later became a founding member and chairman of the club for support of glasnost and restructuring, which propelled him to the position of chairman of the coordinating council of the union of democratic forces. he was elected mp in the 7th grand national assembly, which elected him president of the republic of bulgaria on august 1, 1990. in january 1992 he became the first democratically elected bulgarian president.
zhelev has written a number of books and publications, the most notable one being his controversial 1982 work "fashizmat" (bulgarian: фашизмът; "the fascism").


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It was last month when I chose to visit the Iveagh Gardens just north of St Stephens Green.
On the whole, I like the Iveagh Gardens. I like the layout, the sunken lawn and the symetry of the main features.
But on this occasion I was a bit surprised with some elements of the grounds.
The Iveagh Gardens were originally given to University College Dublin by Lord Iveagh in 1908. The gardens are now under the remit of the OPW.
The waterfall was closed off, which is fine, but road cones and some other paraphernalia seemed to be strewn there and the rose area was closed off. These bits one can live with and are easily resolved. But when you see statues/ figures with parts removed and at the same time a brand new looking [and therefore slightly out of place] sculpt of John Mc Cormack one wonders mildly. No offence meant to the Mc Cormack people…. but I could think of more fitting places for such a sculpt. I suppose I may have thought that one would restore the more historic pieces before bringing in the brand new [?].
The main water features were also turned off, the lawns [acknowledgment of winter weather here] were in disrepair and the trees had a fair amount of suckering growth. Not a lot going on being quite honest.
On the plus side the park is one of the quieter ones in Dublin, which in recent times has become a little better known thanks to the comedy festivals that now take place there. And no harm. It is in summer months very much filled with the joys of spring [?!!] but on this occasion I was disappointed.
As I said, I really do like this park, overall and to simply escape the hustle and bustle of the city centre. It’s history is also quite amazing and well worth reading up on… that said if I was Lord Iveagh… I guess I’d be a little disappointed to see the missing and semi dismantled sculpts that dorn the parks peripherals.
The gardens in their present form were laid out in 1863 by Benjamin Guinness after he had built what is now Iveagh House on St. Stephen’s Green. Previously the land had been laid out as a private pleasure garden by “Copper-faced Jack”, Earl of Clonmell.
The Iveagh Gardens are among the finest and least known of Dublin’s parks and gardens. They were designed by Ninian Niven, in 1865, as an intermediate design between the ‘French Formal’ and the ‘English Landscape’ styles. They demonstrated the artistic skills of the landscape Architect of the mid 19th century and display a unique collection of landscape features which include Rustic Grotto’s and Cascade, sunken formal panels of lawn with Fountain Centre Pieces, Wilderness, Woodlands, Maze, Rosarium, American Garden, Archery Grounds, Rockeries and Rooteries.
The conservation and restoration of the Gardens commenced in 1995 and to date most of the features have been restored, for example the Maze in Box hedging with a Sundial as a centrer piece. The recently restored Cascade and exotic tree ferns all help to create a sense of wonder in the ‘Secret Garden’. The pre 1860s rose varieties add an extra dimension to the Victorian Rosarium.
how green is… a knight[s]?

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it was last month when i chose to visit the iveagh gardens just north of st stephens green.
on the whole, i like the iveagh gardens. i like the layout, the sunken lawn and the symetry of the main features.
but on this occasion i was a bit surprised with some elements of the grounds.
the iveagh gardens were originally given to university college dublin by lord iveagh in 1908. the gardens are now under the remit of the opw.
the waterfall was closed off, which is fine, but road cones and some other paraphernalia seemed to be strewn there and the rose area was closed off. these bits one can live with and are easily resolved. but when you see statues/ figures with parts removed and at the same time a brand new looking [and therefore slightly out of place] sculpt of john mc cormack one wonders mildly. no offence meant to the mc cormack people…. but i could think of more fitting places for such a sculpt. i suppose i may have thought that one would restore the more historic pieces before bringing in the brand new [?].
the main water features were also turned off, the lawns [acknowledgment of winter weather here] were in disrepair and the trees had a fair amount of suckering growth. not a lot going on being quite honest.
on the plus side the park is one of the quieter ones in dublin, which in recent times has become a little better known thanks to the comedy festivals that now take place there. and no harm. it is in summer months very much filled with the joys of spring [?!!] but on this occasion i was disappointed.
as i said, i really do like this park, overall and to simply escape the hustle and bustle of the city centre. it’s history is also quite amazing and well worth reading up on… that said if i was lord iveagh… i guess i’d be a little disappointed to see the missing and semi dismantled sculpts that dorn the parks peripherals.
the gardens in their present form were laid out in 1863 by benjamin guinness after he had built what is now iveagh house on st. stephen’s green. previously the land had been laid out as a private pleasure garden by “copper-faced jack”, earl of clonmell.
the iveagh gardens are among the finest and least known of dublin’s parks and gardens. they were designed by ninian niven, in 1865, as an intermediate design between the ‘french formal’ and the ‘english landscape’ styles. they demonstrated the artistic skills of the landscape architect of the mid 19th century and display a unique collection of landscape features which include rustic grotto’s and cascade, sunken formal panels of lawn with fountain centre pieces, wilderness, woodlands, maze, rosarium, american garden, archery grounds, rockeries and rooteries.
the conservation and restoration of the gardens commenced in 1995 and to date most of the features have been restored, for example the maze in box hedging with a sundial as a centrer piece. the recently restored cascade and exotic tree ferns all help to create a sense of wonder in the ‘secret garden’. the pre 1860s rose varieties add an extra dimension to the victorian rosarium.
how green is… a knight[s]?


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europcar is one of the most reliable car rental suppliers in groningen . the average review score of europcar groningen is 7 out of 10 based on the reviews of our customers.
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TheOneRing.net | Features | Tehanu's Notes | Where To From Here?
So the long-awaited third movie is out, and the Oscars they so richly deserved have been awarded, and we feel like we've shared in the joy of that. It is a double delight to see the Oscar-winners recognised for their talent and to see the fantasy genre which we love so much taken seriously at last. We feel thankful that they used their great talents with an honesty and clarity of purpose that allowed their own merits to shine forth at the same time as they served Tolkien's story so beautifully.
I acknowledge the achievement LOTR's Oscar-winners, but I think a lot of you reading this would agree that some of the actors deserved to be nominated as well. The fact that the actors themselves won nothing shows that there is one last barrier for fantasy movies to overcome. That is the critics' belief that the actors' performances are less worthy of consideration because the moral dilemmas and emotions they experience in a fantasy film are less valid than what actors portray in a 'real life' drama.
At the Oscars party in February, the four of us who founded TheOneRing.net had a moment to stand up on stage and address the people who'd come. Everyone there represented all of you who have followed the making of The Lord of the Rings films as though it were a great adventure we all shared in. And we did share in it. Peter Jackson and Barrie Osborne and the others confirmed that when they spoke to the crowd at the party. To them as well, the fans were more than bystanders. They were invited to accompany them in the adventure, and we did, and we were on the whole generous with our praise as they were generous with their giving.
The Net has been the window through which we were invited to follow the progess of the movies. I've always understood what a dilemma this must have been. On the one hand, the film-makers needed to keep the secrets of their trade, especially where it concerned some of the ground-breaking technology they were developing. Also, as storytellers, I think they wanted to keep surprises in store for everyone so that even the most diligent movie spy would see the movies for the first time and be jolted by novelties and unforseen visions. What storyteller would give up the thrill of springing surprises on their audience? But on the other hand, it was a secret too good not to share, if the right audience could be found to appreciate what they were doing (or at least, an audience that would debate knowledgably about what they heard.) Websites like ours gave them that audience, and it seems that as time went on they came to trust us (or all of you collectively) as a sounding board.
Since the party -- well, since before that, when the third movie came out -- many fans have been feeling a little flat. Bereft, actually, of anything to look forward to apart from the release of the extended edition of ROTK later this year. We've been looking forward to the movies for so long that we've gotten used to having that sense of anticipation. People ask themselves (and they ask me) "Is anything ever going to take its place?"
Well, what is it you want? I looked out at that Oscars party crowd and tried to explain what I thought: Here is a crowd of people that love adventure and excitement and creativity and imagination. They would not love The Lord of the Rings if they did not respect those things. These people are willing to follow those feelings enough to travel here, to Los Angeles, to be at this party. Many more would have come if they could; if we'd held the party in somewhere more remote, they still would have come. The number of international visitors who came to the Return of the Ringers party in Wellington proves that. So: you are people who can dream, and some of you take steps to make that dream come true.
But that is just the least tremor of the earthquake that these films were. For many people, the books and the movies turned their lives around in ways they could never have forseen. They followed their strong attraction to The Lord of the Rings and what it represented for them, and their feelings pointed them towards new friends, new pastimes, new talents, new jobs, new countries, a new life entirely. This is not something we intended to happen; nor did the film-makers. I don't know if this is something you can plan for. Certainly on TORN we felt like we were riding the wave wherever it would take us, though we were canny to take advantage of opportunities that arose. What I remember most about starting out with it was that we moved forward in whatever direction seemed most interesting.
I remember when I'd race home after work or get up early in the morning to open my e-mail, and every time it was like walking the beach after a storm tide -- the Net would have cast up all kinds of unforseen treasures. If I was bored, I'd write another article or pursue another line of enquiry with the film, and another wave of bright, shiny treasure-e-mails would wash up the next day. The best ones, from our point of view, were the ones that started "Hi, some film people dropped these off at the place where I work -- I think they might be stills from LOTR. Want to post them on TORN?" Would we what?! Or, "Hey I found this hidden on the offical website. Not public yet. Check out these designs!" That sort of thing could make our day. And a lot more people besides, once we'd shared via the Net.
Weta test shot from "Dwayne Dippley"
I'm pretty distant from the corporate or commercial world, so I only later realised how New Line borg-level functionaries might have felt about us prying around and occasionally sticking what we thought was a playful spanner in the works. This mostly seemed to affect people lower down the corporate ladder. We didn't consider how our hobby could mess them up as much as we would consider the feelings of people at the top, and their concern whether what we did hurt the films. But if it was somebody's job to manage a carefully-planned million dollar advertising campaign then our ability to seize spoilers and disseminate them on the Net fouled things up for them and they got justifiably mad about it.
Xoanon, Corvar and Calisuri and myself have dealt with many New Line people (Barrie, Mark, the others, you know wh0 you are) who have been remarkably kind and generous to us and the fans; who are themselves creative, imaginative and bold thinkers. They are the gentlemen of New Line and they are champs. I can't praise them highly enough. Long may they prosper.
Quickbeam's scoop on the 'Jamboree' false script covers.
To be fair, to them we seemed chaotic and unpredictable, and they may have imagined that we were capable of a great deal of damage. I suppose we might have, if we'd hated what Peter Jackson and his crew were doing, but we were so impressed with their way of going about things from the very first that we had faith in them all the way along.
The four hobbits at the Prancing Pony, months before we had anything to go on.
Luckily for everyone, TORN was about more than just spy reports on the movies. As nice as it was to receive those spymails, I enjoyed just as much the constant stream of mail from people who wanted to discuss Tolkien. People who offered points of view, who debated and explained, who brought their life experience to bear on their understanding of the books. Best of all was the diversity -- there were Tolkien fans of all ages and backgrounds from so many parts of the world. As time went on I began to sense a community that was growing across the distances. I could read between the lines and trace how for some people the act of entering this community enlarged their lives and in some cases freed them from a burden of dullness, isolation and entrapment. There can be nothing that has given me more satisfaction.
We've spent five years watching something that was fun. We enjoyed it whole-heartedly and without self-interest. We didn't question whether it had any point. It just was, and we were child-like in our acceptance of it. Because our guard was down, it enriched our lives before we knew it. Now the challenge is to ask ourselves what it is that we love to do the way the film-makers loved to do their work. It's time to notice the silly drawings we used to do, but put aside when we grew up. Time to remember the dreams we had of learning to weave a medieval tapestry, or the idea for that perfect adventure game -- and let those ideas come out and play. Play hard. We've watched PJ's people do it, working long hours into the night. We know Tolkien did it, with every spare moment and spare scrap of paper he had. And remember -- for many years his life appeared something completely boring and unproductive to the casual observer. He published little, and outside of his philological work he appeared absorbed in his family. The only hint of difference was the regularity with which he met his like-minded friends at the Eagle and Child pub. There they would drink and argue and read out their work to each other, sometimes with no real hope of a wider audience. But Tolkien in his own private mind remained committed to the elaboration of his fantasy world.
But this all sounds as if all it takes to create great art is to try hard. It sounds like all you need to do to become a writer or artist yourself is to work at it, and if you're not succeeding it's because you're not trying hard enough. I don't believe that myself however, and I'm not saying that Tolkien's example should drive you to transform yourself into a writer or something. It might, but on the other hand your talent might be something quite different, something you've used all along but not given due honour. You could have a talent for living a life of comfort and balance, like a hobbit. A talent for fellowship, for loyalty, for peacemaking among friends and family. There are lots of gifts that, practiced with skill, leave no lasting monument that one can show off, like a book or a film. They are worth no less for all that.
Meanwhile, every journey begins with the first step, as Frodo (and even more Sam) discovered when they set out from Bag End, hardly knowing anything of the road ahead. If your dream is to build a hobbit hole then you don't have to have a piece of land and a degree in engineering by tomorrow. You can at least talk to other people who are doing it for a few years first. To ride elf-fashion, without saddle or bridle -- well, you could start by getting lessons to ride normally. Practise the hospitality of a hobbit, throw memorable dinner-parties and nobody will care your house doesn't look like a palace. Follow your curiosity, find something that interests you and throw yourself into it wholeheartedly!

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theonering.net | features | tehanu's notes | where to from here?
so the long-awaited third movie is out, and the oscars they so richly deserved have been awarded, and we feel like we've shared in the joy of that. it is a double delight to see the oscar-winners recognised for their talent and to see the fantasy genre which we love so much taken seriously at last. we feel thankful that they used their great talents with an honesty and clarity of purpose that allowed their own merits to shine forth at the same time as they served tolkien's story so beautifully.
i acknowledge the achievement lotr's oscar-winners, but i think a lot of you reading this would agree that some of the actors deserved to be nominated as well. the fact that the actors themselves won nothing shows that there is one last barrier for fantasy movies to overcome. that is the critics' belief that the actors' performances are less worthy of consideration because the moral dilemmas and emotions they experience in a fantasy film are less valid than what actors portray in a 'real life' drama.
at the oscars party in february, the four of us who founded theonering.net had a moment to stand up on stage and address the people who'd come. everyone there represented all of you who have followed the making of the lord of the rings films as though it were a great adventure we all shared in. and we did share in it. peter jackson and barrie osborne and the others confirmed that when they spoke to the crowd at the party. to them as well, the fans were more than bystanders. they were invited to accompany them in the adventure, and we did, and we were on the whole generous with our praise as they were generous with their giving.
the net has been the window through which we were invited to follow the progess of the movies. i've always understood what a dilemma this must have been. on the one hand, the film-makers needed to keep the secrets of their trade, especially where it concerned some of the ground-breaking technology they were developing. also, as storytellers, i think they wanted to keep surprises in store for everyone so that even the most diligent movie spy would see the movies for the first time and be jolted by novelties and unforseen visions. what storyteller would give up the thrill of springing surprises on their audience? but on the other hand, it was a secret too good not to share, if the right audience could be found to appreciate what they were doing (or at least, an audience that would debate knowledgably about what they heard.) websites like ours gave them that audience, and it seems that as time went on they came to trust us (or all of you collectively) as a sounding board.
since the party -- well, since before that, when the third movie came out -- many fans have been feeling a little flat. bereft, actually, of anything to look forward to apart from the release of the extended edition of rotk later this year. we've been looking forward to the movies for so long that we've gotten used to having that sense of anticipation. people ask themselves (and they ask me) "is anything ever going to take its place?"
well, what is it you want? i looked out at that oscars party crowd and tried to explain what i thought: here is a crowd of people that love adventure and excitement and creativity and imagination. they would not love the lord of the rings if they did not respect those things. these people are willing to follow those feelings enough to travel here, to los angeles, to be at this party. many more would have come if they could; if we'd held the party in somewhere more remote, they still would have come. the number of international visitors who came to the return of the ringers party in wellington proves that. so: you are people who can dream, and some of you take steps to make that dream come true.
but that is just the least tremor of the earthquake that these films were. for many people, the books and the movies turned their lives around in ways they could never have forseen. they followed their strong attraction to the lord of the rings and what it represented for them, and their feelings pointed them towards new friends, new pastimes, new talents, new jobs, new countries, a new life entirely. this is not something we intended to happen; nor did the film-makers. i don't know if this is something you can plan for. certainly on torn we felt like we were riding the wave wherever it would take us, though we were canny to take advantage of opportunities that arose. what i remember most about starting out with it was that we moved forward in whatever direction seemed most interesting.
i remember when i'd race home after work or get up early in the morning to open my e-mail, and every time it was like walking the beach after a storm tide -- the net would have cast up all kinds of unforseen treasures. if i was bored, i'd write another article or pursue another line of enquiry with the film, and another wave of bright, shiny treasure-e-mails would wash up the next day. the best ones, from our point of view, were the ones that started "hi, some film people dropped these off at the place where i work -- i think they might be stills from lotr. want to post them on torn?" would we what?! or, "hey i found this hidden on the offical website. not public yet. check out these designs!" that sort of thing could make our day. and a lot more people besides, once we'd shared via the net.
weta test shot from "dwayne dippley"
i'm pretty distant from the corporate or commercial world, so i only later realised how new line borg-level functionaries might have felt about us prying around and occasionally sticking what we thought was a playful spanner in the works. this mostly seemed to affect people lower down the corporate ladder. we didn't consider how our hobby could mess them up as much as we would consider the feelings of people at the top, and their concern whether what we did hurt the films. but if it was somebody's job to manage a carefully-planned million dollar advertising campaign then our ability to seize spoilers and disseminate them on the net fouled things up for them and they got justifiably mad about it.
xoanon, corvar and calisuri and myself have dealt with many new line people (barrie, mark, the others, you know wh0 you are) who have been remarkably kind and generous to us and the fans; who are themselves creative, imaginative and bold thinkers. they are the gentlemen of new line and they are champs. i can't praise them highly enough. long may they prosper.
quickbeam's scoop on the 'jamboree' false script covers.
to be fair, to them we seemed chaotic and unpredictable, and they may have imagined that we were capable of a great deal of damage. i suppose we might have, if we'd hated what peter jackson and his crew were doing, but we were so impressed with their way of going about things from the very first that we had faith in them all the way along.
the four hobbits at the prancing pony, months before we had anything to go on.
luckily for everyone, torn was about more than just spy reports on the movies. as nice as it was to receive those spymails, i enjoyed just as much the constant stream of mail from people who wanted to discuss tolkien. people who offered points of view, who debated and explained, who brought their life experience to bear on their understanding of the books. best of all was the diversity -- there were tolkien fans of all ages and backgrounds from so many parts of the world. as time went on i began to sense a community that was growing across the distances. i could read between the lines and trace how for some people the act of entering this community enlarged their lives and in some cases freed them from a burden of dullness, isolation and entrapment. there can be nothing that has given me more satisfaction.
we've spent five years watching something that was fun. we enjoyed it whole-heartedly and without self-interest. we didn't question whether it had any point. it just was, and we were child-like in our acceptance of it. because our guard was down, it enriched our lives before we knew it. now the challenge is to ask ourselves what it is that we love to do the way the film-makers loved to do their work. it's time to notice the silly drawings we used to do, but put aside when we grew up. time to remember the dreams we had of learning to weave a medieval tapestry, or the idea for that perfect adventure game -- and let those ideas come out and play. play hard. we've watched pj's people do it, working long hours into the night. we know tolkien did it, with every spare moment and spare scrap of paper he had. and remember -- for many years his life appeared something completely boring and unproductive to the casual observer. he published little, and outside of his philological work he appeared absorbed in his family. the only hint of difference was the regularity with which he met his like-minded friends at the eagle and child pub. there they would drink and argue and read out their work to each other, sometimes with no real hope of a wider audience. but tolkien in his own private mind remained committed to the elaboration of his fantasy world.
but this all sounds as if all it takes to create great art is to try hard. it sounds like all you need to do to become a writer or artist yourself is to work at it, and if you're not succeeding it's because you're not trying hard enough. i don't believe that myself however, and i'm not saying that tolkien's example should drive you to transform yourself into a writer or something. it might, but on the other hand your talent might be something quite different, something you've used all along but not given due honour. you could have a talent for living a life of comfort and balance, like a hobbit. a talent for fellowship, for loyalty, for peacemaking among friends and family. there are lots of gifts that, practiced with skill, leave no lasting monument that one can show off, like a book or a film. they are worth no less for all that.
meanwhile, every journey begins with the first step, as frodo (and even more sam) discovered when they set out from bag end, hardly knowing anything of the road ahead. if your dream is to build a hobbit hole then you don't have to have a piece of land and a degree in engineering by tomorrow. you can at least talk to other people who are doing it for a few years first. to ride elf-fashion, without saddle or bridle -- well, you could start by getting lessons to ride normally. practise the hospitality of a hobbit, throw memorable dinner-parties and nobody will care your house doesn't look like a palace. follow your curiosity, find something that interests you and throw yourself into it wholeheartedly!


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To be released in October, Kursk will be the first fully fledged adventure-documentary game in history.
It is August 2000 and you are in the closed naval town of Vidyayevo on the coast of the Kola Peninsula. Kursk, or K-141, is at port and the crew makes ready for departure. The giant nuclear-powered submarine of the Oscar-II class is about to show off her muscles in an upcoming exercise in the Barents Sea.
So far the story is real. But here, you join in on the events with a first-person perspective. As the game player, you take the role as a spy who is trying to gain information about Russia’s new super-secret Shkval torpedo.
Kursk is developed by Jujubee game development studio in Poland.
“The game will look at the story of the Kursk in a very comprehensive way. We aim for realism and as much immersion as possible,” says Michal Stepien, CEO at Jujubee.
“The player will not only have the opportunity to feel like a member of a submarine crew, but they will also be able to influence the story through their choices, including moral ones. The decisions they make will have a significant impact on the ending of the game, and there’ll be several of them,” adds Michał Stępien.
The game’s plot is based on facts, making the player a witness to the dramatic events when one of the torpedoes exploded and triggered a larger explosion blowing off the front of the submarine and flooding the rest.
Apart from the few minutes of fire and panic at the time of explosion, the game should last at least 10 hours, the developers tell. Kursk video game will be available for PC, Mac as well as consoles like PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Later, the game will get VR-support.
“We can make games something more than just exciting entertainment. Games can become a tool not unlike books or films. They can help us develop, educate us, broaden our horizons, and provoke discussions that go far beyond the world of video games,” Stepien explains.
All 118 crew members died when Kursk exploded and sank in the Barents Sea northeast of the Kildin Island on August 12, 2000.
Two years later, the wreak of the submarine was lifted from the seabed and brought to a floating dock north of Murmansk. The hull was later on dismantled; the reactor compartment is stored in Saida Bay, while the tower today serves as a memorial in Murmansk.

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to be released in october, kursk will be the first fully fledged adventure-documentary game in history.
it is august 2000 and you are in the closed naval town of vidyayevo on the coast of the kola peninsula. kursk, or k-141, is at port and the crew makes ready for departure. the giant nuclear-powered submarine of the oscar-ii class is about to show off her muscles in an upcoming exercise in the barents sea.
so far the story is real. but here, you join in on the events with a first-person perspective. as the game player, you take the role as a spy who is trying to gain information about russia’s new super-secret shkval torpedo.
kursk is developed by jujubee game development studio in poland.
“the game will look at the story of the kursk in a very comprehensive way. we aim for realism and as much immersion as possible,” says michal stepien, ceo at jujubee.
“the player will not only have the opportunity to feel like a member of a submarine crew, but they will also be able to influence the story through their choices, including moral ones. the decisions they make will have a significant impact on the ending of the game, and there’ll be several of them,” adds michał stępien.
the game’s plot is based on facts, making the player a witness to the dramatic events when one of the torpedoes exploded and triggered a larger explosion blowing off the front of the submarine and flooding the rest.
apart from the few minutes of fire and panic at the time of explosion, the game should last at least 10 hours, the developers tell. kursk video game will be available for pc, mac as well as consoles like playstation 4 and xbox one. later, the game will get vr-support.
“we can make games something more than just exciting entertainment. games can become a tool not unlike books or films. they can help us develop, educate us, broaden our horizons, and provoke discussions that go far beyond the world of video games,” stepien explains.
all 118 crew members died when kursk exploded and sank in the barents sea northeast of the kildin island on august 12, 2000.
two years later, the wreak of the submarine was lifted from the seabed and brought to a floating dock north of murmansk. the hull was later on dismantled; the reactor compartment is stored in saida bay, while the tower today serves as a memorial in murmansk.


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In interesting news, the series is a joint venture between 20th Century Fox (who owns FOX) and Marvel TV, which will be the first time Marvel has been involved in an ‘X-Men’ project. What that could lead to… well, start speculating.
This also marks the first time a Marvel TV project has branched out beyond ABC (owned by parent company Disney) and Netflix.
Fox’s Bryan Singer, Lauren Shuler Donner, Simon Kinberg, and Matt Nix are collaborating with Marvel’s Jeph Loeb and Jim Chory as the production staff. Nix is writing the script.
You may recall that FOX had an order in place for ‘Hellfire’ a drama also based on the X-Men universe’ Hellfire Club, but development on the show has been… well, hellish, with all of the writers departing the project. It appears that may have permanently derailed the project, which may have opened the door for this one.
Elsewhere, FX (also owned by 20th Century Fox) has ordered another X-Men-based show to series for the fall, ‘Legion’.

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in interesting news, the series is a joint venture between 20th century fox (who owns fox) and marvel tv, which will be the first time marvel has been involved in an ‘x-men’ project. what that could lead to… well, start speculating.
this also marks the first time a marvel tv project has branched out beyond abc (owned by parent company disney) and netflix.
fox’s bryan singer, lauren shuler donner, simon kinberg, and matt nix are collaborating with marvel’s jeph loeb and jim chory as the production staff. nix is writing the script.
you may recall that fox had an order in place for ‘hellfire’ a drama also based on the x-men universe’ hellfire club, but development on the show has been… well, hellish, with all of the writers departing the project. it appears that may have permanently derailed the project, which may have opened the door for this one.
elsewhere, fx (also owned by 20th century fox) has ordered another x-men-based show to series for the fall, ‘legion’.


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Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has been voted the most engaging Indian actor on Facebook in a new survey.
According to Score Trends, the 75-year-old actor has over 30 million followers on the popular social networking site.
The survey announced Bachchan as the numero uno actor with 100 points on Facebook, closely followed by Salman Khan with 95 and Shah Rukh Khan with 68 points.
“What worked in Mr Bachchan’s favor was his soaring popularity on Facebook on which the actor has 100 per cent engagement on his posts and official page and that is a huge for any Indian celebrity,” Ashwani Kaul, co-founder of Score Trends, said in a statement.
Bachchan, who had earlier threatened to quit Twitter accusing the microblogging site of reducing the number of his followers, retweeted the survey’s findings.
“YES now Twitter can you please oblige…” he quipped.
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megastar amitabh bachchan has been voted the most engaging indian actor on facebook in a new survey.
according to score trends, the 75-year-old actor has over 30 million followers on the popular social networking site.
the survey announced bachchan as the numero uno actor with 100 points on facebook, closely followed by salman khan with 95 and shah rukh khan with 68 points.
“what worked in mr bachchan’s favor was his soaring popularity on facebook on which the actor has 100 per cent engagement on his posts and official page and that is a huge for any indian celebrity,” ashwani kaul, co-founder of score trends, said in a statement.
bachchan, who had earlier threatened to quit twitter accusing the microblogging site of reducing the number of his followers, retweeted the survey’s findings.
“yes now twitter can you please oblige…” he quipped.
the actor has over 34.4 millions followers on twitter.


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In the wake of a nationwide conversation about sexual harassment and assault -- ignited by allegations against Hollywood heavyweights like Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey -- "New Day" anchor Alisyn Camerota hosted a CNN town hall conversation on sexual harassment in America.
"This is a problem that isn't going to go away without the active involvement of men in the solution," he said. "For men who are seeking to be involved or to participate in ending sexual abuse and harassment, how would you like to see them act as allies?"

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how can i make the sales process smooth and efficient.
to ensure that you get the best market price for your home, you have to advertise and market the property effectively. simply putting an advert in the local paper will not sell a home these days.
the internet has given birth to a new format of home selling in which 98% of buyers start there search online before they even discuss funding, locations or even speaking with a realtor, that is why a good solid proven marketing strategy is needed.
add the extra value of upgrades and additions to the base price.
at an open house, the first impressions count starting with curb appeal, so you'll want to enhance your home's perceived value.
clean all bathroom and kitchen counter and clear them of dishes and clutter.
arrange storage areas neatly and put unused items in a closet.
it's a good idea for you to be absent during the open house.
if you must be present, let your realtor® do the talking.
while you may have long determined which aspects of your home you love, having a fresh set of eyes assess its best features is a smart idea. if you're considering selling your home, take the time to walk through it methodically with your realtor®. together you can determine which features of the home should be accentuated.
does your home have a wonderful view?
make the most of it by sprucing up window treatments and arranging furniture to draw the eye toward the windows.
it's great to shoot high and ask for that magical figure, but when determining your homes value, it is very important to identify your bottom line figure. not all homes sell for the asking price and when offers are made accepting an offer without doing the maths could leave you struggling with your next purchase. ask your realtor® to provide a cma by assessing recent home sales statistics in your area, with this your realtor® can recommend an appropriate target price range.
working with your realtor®, you can set an initial asking price, as well as privately determine the absolute lowest price you would comfortably accept for selling your home. by crunching the numbers and setting parameters early on, you can avoid emotional rollercoasters during the process of receiving, countering and accepting offers.
when selling your home, you may be obligated to disclose problems that could affect the property's value or desirability. in most states, it is illegal to fraudulently conceal major physical defects in your property, such as a basement that floods in heavy rains. many states now require sellers to take a proactive role by making written disclosures on the condition of the property. ask your realtor® for the particular laws of your state.


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The Denver real estate market is still on fire and finishing strong at the end of the summer. Any buyer looking for homes for sale in Denver, CO has seen what a hot market is like. This is common throughout Denver, Denver Foothills and the Front Range. Although the home sale prices are staying steady throughout all of Denver and homes are selling on the average of about $500,000 the market still seems to be crazy from an inventory perspective. Homes are not increasing in Denver at the rate of the Denver Foothills. They should be though since homes are seeing a lot less days on market and just selling faster than they can be listed. Usually supply and demand drive prices up. The Denver market has not seen that yet. Maybe one reason for the steady prices are that they are putting a lot of new units on the market in Denver.
Looking at the chart to the right, it shows the year to date sale price sticking around the $500,000 mark. It is increasing but not at the rate in previous years. The good news is for buyers. This shows value is there and steady. If this were a stock chart it might be a doji deciding which way to move. With the amount of people moving to Denver it will most likely continue to rise. The market will be making a choice this winter into next spring. Only the market can determine if price will go up or down.
The chart on the left is usually the tell tale sign of market direction. The days on market (DOM) is dropping since January. This means there is more demand for the supply. Homes are moving fast. This is a chart that represents all price points but it is still a good indicator for market movement. Most Denver real estate agents will agree on one thing, the market is still a seller's market and has been for some time now. Denver will always be in high demand. Demand for Denver real estate continues to increase. The amount of cranes you see in the downtown area is a good sign that Denver is adding commercial and residential units. The fact the prices haven't increased shows there is most likely still some upside to the values. That is of course the big question though. Where is the market heading? This Realtor thinks we will still be heading up for some time to come.
For a good Denver real estate agent or to just discuss the market please give me a call at 303-503-8793.

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the denver real estate market is still on fire and finishing strong at the end of the summer. any buyer looking for homes for sale in denver, co has seen what a hot market is like. this is common throughout denver, denver foothills and the front range. although the home sale prices are staying steady throughout all of denver and homes are selling on the average of about $500,000 the market still seems to be crazy from an inventory perspective. homes are not increasing in denver at the rate of the denver foothills. they should be though since homes are seeing a lot less days on market and just selling faster than they can be listed. usually supply and demand drive prices up. the denver market has not seen that yet. maybe one reason for the steady prices are that they are putting a lot of new units on the market in denver.
looking at the chart to the right, it shows the year to date sale price sticking around the $500,000 mark. it is increasing but not at the rate in previous years. the good news is for buyers. this shows value is there and steady. if this were a stock chart it might be a doji deciding which way to move. with the amount of people moving to denver it will most likely continue to rise. the market will be making a choice this winter into next spring. only the market can determine if price will go up or down.
the chart on the left is usually the tell tale sign of market direction. the days on market (dom) is dropping since january. this means there is more demand for the supply. homes are moving fast. this is a chart that represents all price points but it is still a good indicator for market movement. most denver real estate agents will agree on one thing, the market is still a seller's market and has been for some time now. denver will always be in high demand. demand for denver real estate continues to increase. the amount of cranes you see in the downtown area is a good sign that denver is adding commercial and residential units. the fact the prices haven't increased shows there is most likely still some upside to the values. that is of course the big question though. where is the market heading? this realtor thinks we will still be heading up for some time to come.
for a good denver real estate agent or to just discuss the market please give me a call at 303-503-8793.