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Igor´s Diary (by OZ)
Thread starter Zardoz
"Igors Diary" is a series I originally posted in the only short time existing forum LSF (Lottes Secret Forum). I have been asked several times to post it here again. Since it is a bit more extensive, I will create a new thread for it. I can't tell yet exactly in which intervals I will post the single chapters. It should also remain exciting ;-)
The story has several chapters, there are still a few that were not shown at LSF before, but all in all the story is still unfinished. I also don't know if it will ever be finished. It is set in a detention prison in a dictatorship on the territory of the former Soviet Union. (I must admit that I originally thought of Belarus when I designed the story, but that was before the real events there caught up with the fiction. I myself prefer to think of the story in a purely fictional place, but everyone has to decide that for themselves).
Igor is at the center of the narrative. He is a small guard in the prison. His task is to register the prisoners. But mostly he just has to sit around and look after something. He is not a big light, but he gets a lot of information about what happens in the prison. His big dream is to take part in the interrogations himself. We will see if his dream comes true.
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Most of the time Igor's job was very boring.
The most interesting part was when new prisoners were taken in. First they had to undress and were then photographed for the index. Photos were also taken between the thighs. But nobody knew what this was good for. The prisoners least of all.
But that was not Igor's job either. The photos were taken by another guard. At least he managed to secretly take pictures of the naked women with his mobile phone from time to time. The boss did not like that, but probably he did not care either.
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Once, when one of the new prisoners came back from interrogation, Igor took the opportunity.
"I'd like to help too, if I may." Igor said. "I was born for higher things. I have talents".
"We'll see," replied the boss. "We'll see".
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In the course of the time Igor had gotten so a quite pretty collection at cell phone photos of the women together. Whenever he was bored - and he was always bored - he took a look at them and wondered how the interrogations of the prisoners may have gone. But he hardly ever found out.
(Note. Compared to the first posting of the series at LSF I have added a few new ladies. If someone has a special favorite among the ladies and - like Igor - wants to know what happened to her, I will gladly check if there are more pictures in the archives ... But I can't guarantee anything, the management of the house is currently very restrictive in these things )
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Zardoz said:
I really enjoyed the cell phone idea and all the body and age types you managed to recreate. Great job.
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What a great idea showing every woman no matter her body shape and age.
Of course, I'd be interested in knowing what happened with the numbers 2 , 5 , 13 , 21 , 22 and specially number 25 (a chubby one)
There must be a lot of pleasure waiting for voyeurs like me.
Thanks in advance and congratulations for your exciting work, dear Zardoz.
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The way I see Igor :
Igor got his job by a combination of a political favour – he did some dirty work for a political commissar – and a need to man the prisons, since it was needed to purge society once and for all from reactionary bourgeois elements. Education was no job requirement, Igor hardly finished primary school, but after all, Revolution did not need intellectuals, only loyal elements. And Igor was a simple, but loyal man. Since reaching a stage of attitude that could make him , would require mental abilities far beyond his intellectual level.
Igor could not be disloyal to the Party, since he even did not understood what the Party's ideology was about. His superiors knew, Igor was one of these guys who became a prison guard, because he was not qualified for anything else, and no one wanted him for another job.
So his work was simply 'sitting there' : passive manpower, to discourage and intimidate the new women prisoners.
But like all 'simple' people, he could perfectly handle a 'smart' phone, using it to bring some joy in his job.
Actually I am curious what happened to all the women!
Good idea, Zardoz, and good pics!
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Loved the pics very imaginative.......where can I find the full story....what is LSF ?...please excuse my ignorance. I will love to pay for your art.
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Lotte's Secret Forum I got it......is it in this forum ?
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Tortura said:
Unfortunately LSF does not exist anymore. But little by little I will post the story of Igor, which I posted there, here again and continue. At least that's the plan now.
The other friends of LSF have spread a little bit. But some are here.
I don't make my graphics for money, just for fun.
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Igor got his job by a combination of a political favour....
You have understood Igor's nature very well. But he is as stupid as he is ambitious, and his big dream is to be allowed to become active himself. We will see whether he qualifies for it.
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"Ambition should be made of sterner stuff!" Julius Caesar (Act 3, Scene 2,).
Great series, Oz. I'm particularly interested in 08 (young, puffy nipples) and 24 (mature, sophisticated). But love everything you do.
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Looking more carefully at Igor (I normally stare at the opposite sex) I found out he's looking just like Guillermo, the sidekick of Jimmy Kimmel, lol
Aside from that, I second to Tormentor, #08 is an eye candy.
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doe1971 said:
In the next posting I bring the ladies that Dafnees asked for, there is No 24 with them. There is a larger series of No. 8, which I will post later (maybe in 2 or 3 weeks).
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I actually once met a woman who looked exactly like one of my fantasy creatures. That was very interesting but also a little strange.
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Back to the story:
Once Igor met a colleague from active duty.
"Shall I show you my hot picture collection?" Igor asked excitedly.
The other waved away. "Come on," he said, "I'll show you some really hot pictures....".
Igor realized that he was far from being where he wanted to go.
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Clearly separating the art of Classicism and that of Romanticism is hard, but tracing the early occurrences of romantic tendencies in visual arts is, on the other hand, an easier pursuit. I always saw Henri Fusseli's painting "The Nightmare" from 1781 as one of the earliest examples of Romanticism in the visual arts because both the mood and the theme show the artist's exploration of darker topics; dreams and the irrational, something which would scarcely be interesting to painters from previous generations and even to his contemporaries. Still, there is another eighteenth century painter, George Stubbs, who imbued two of his works with a Romantic taste for wild, untamed nature and strong emotions and thereby exhibited what were to become the tendencies of Romanticism. The romantic pathos in his painting "A Horse Frightened by a Lion" is hard to ignore.
Stubbs was an Academic painter who specialised in animal painting, horses in particular, and even published a work called "Anatomy of the Horse" (1766) which is a result of his meticulous study of the anatomy of that fine elegant animal and shows his natural precision and dedication to study from nature directly, not from copies of others. He was also one of the first painters to paint animals that were exotic and therefore fascinating to the English audience and Europe in general, such as zebras and kangaroos. Stubb's two paintings; "A Horse Frightened by a Lion" and "A Lion Attacking a Horse", from 1770, were imagined as a pendant and show a distinctly romantic mood which was a great shift stylistically and arises directly from Edmund Burke's theoretical work "On the Sublime and Beautiful", first published in 1756. Criticism towards Burke tend to claim that he merely observed the direction of the art towards a new style, but Stubb's example shows us how an artist was inspired by theory.
Here is an interesting fragment from the third part of Burke's work, from the essay "Proportion not the cause of beauty in animals": "Turn next to beasts; examine the head of a beautiful horse; find what proportion that bears to his body, and to his limbs, and what relation these have to each other; and when you have settled these proportions as a standard of beauty, then take a dog or cat, or any other animal, and examine how far the same proportions between their heads and their necks, between those and the body, and so on, are found to hold; I think we may safely say, that they differ in every species, yet that there are individuals, found in a great many species so differing, that have a very striking beauty." So, Burke even mentions a horse in particular, an animal which had already been of great interest to Stubbs, and connects its proportion-less appearance with the aesthetic of sublime.
In "A Horse Frightened by a Lion", our eye is captivated by the glistening whiteness of the poor frightened horse in the dark forest where all sorts of ominous things might occur. How strongly his whole body reacts to the grim encounter with the lion; his wide-opened eye shows how startled he is, his muscles are emphasised and animated, his mouth open in despair, his fine light hair is blown away by the wind of fear. Lion's patient face emerges from the darkness. Stubbs purposefully chose to portray a frightening sight from nature to stir the viewer's feelings and awaken his empathy. In the second scene, "A Lion Attacking a Horse", the poor horse is already attacked by the cruel lion in the mute darkness of the landscape full of rocks and shrubbery. The horse's mouth, neck and feet are all contorted from the pain and fear. The figure of the lion is disappearing into the darkness and blending in with the wild nature, both are overpowering and sinister for the white fragile horse. On the left part of the painting, dark clouds are gathering, ready to wash the blood that is to flow with fresh rain drops.
Stubbs painted an entire series on lions and horses, starting from the early 1760s, I've put two examples bellow, but they have certainly changed as decades passed. His focus shifted from the anatomy of the horse and the act of attack itself to the sublime mood and the horse's reaction. The landscape grew darker and bigger, the horse is left nothing but a small white figure in the foreground while nature domineers. Compositions are similar, and the figure of the lion attacking the horse are nearly identical in two different versions from 1765 and 1770, but the mood differs greatly. The landscape is light and classical in the earlier paintings, whereas the later ones show the kind of melancholy beauty that later romantic landscapes are praised for. This series of paintings is a result of three things: Stubbs's lifelong fascination with horses and study of anatomy, influence of Burke's idea of the Sublime, and also Stubb's visit to Rome in 1754 where he must have seen and memorised the Capitoline sculpture which shows a lion attacking a horse.
My blog is 5 years old today! I am celebrating with Arthur Rimbaud because it is his birthday too today, nothing fancy, just some absinthe and poetry. Honestly, it feels as if a century has passed and not just five years. It's funny how much can change in five years, how different everything around me is, and how it's exactly the same in many ways. I started this blog as a place to explore topics that are dear to my heart; it started as my art journal and my best friend, and eventually led me to my real friends, and what could be better? It also led me to more art and more poetry, and it gets better and better.
Hommage a Cornell, by Colette Saint Yves, photo found here.
Today I'd like to share a song which I've known for quite some time and which has become especially dear to me in the last few months: Thirty-Three by Smashing Pumpkins. The music is mesmerising, gentle and melancholy, and I cannot resist listening to it over and over again. The lyrics are beautiful too, and I don't know why, I can't pinpoint the exact reason, but they somehow match how I feel at this point in life; Tindersticks' song "Travelling Light" has the same effect on me. Both are wistful and remind of the passing of time. Please, read the lyrics as you would a poem and you will feel its beauty. And the video has a perfect Victorian aesthetic.
Many famous and refined beauties lived in the eighteenth century, but none possessed a beauty so striking and none kept the entire Europe fascinated as much as Clara, the rhinoceros. Her exotic beauty and chiseled features caught the eye of many artists of the day, Pietro Longhi and Jean-Baptiste Oudry to name a few. Clara loved being a part of the art world, but she never allowed the fame to get to her head and stayed humble to the end.
Clara (1738-1758) was an absolute Rococo sensation; orphaned at a very young age after her parents were allegedly killed by Indian hunters she was brought to Europe, in Rotterdam, and afterwards continued traveling the continent and bringing delight wherever she went. She had the life of a rock star two centuries before the rock stars; common folk admired her and talked about her, authors wrote about her in the encyclopedia, and painters painted her. In January 1751, she found herself in Venice right in the carnival time and she caused quite a sensation in the ever so inquisitive Venetian society. This was about time when Longhi painted her. In his painting, a small crown of eight figures has gathered to see Clara. The composition is very interesting; the wooden fence visually divides the canvas in two parts; the foreground where Clara is languidly eating hay, and the foreground where the figures of the observers are. Some of the curious Venetians are wearing masks, it was the carnival time after all, and why not.
Some men in the first row are wearing white masks which are called "bauta". The female figures behind them are dressed in shining silks, woman in the blue gown is wearing a black "moretta mask" which is held by the teeth and the wearer is prohibited to speak while wearing it, but this also enable the silent language of seduction to develop; a bat of the eyelashes, a wink, a nod suddenly got intense meanings. The woman in green silk cloak is holding the same mask in her hand, but showing her pale oval face. The man on the far left, the arrogant laughing chap without the mask, is holding Clara's horn which she had either rubbed off while in Rome, or it was cut off, but anyhow a new one later grew. Longhi's painting is, common for his work, rather small. French painter Jean-Baptiste Oudry, on the other hand, had painted her two years prior to Longhi, in 1749, in full size. How monumental and regal she looks, big and shining against the landscape, one can really imagine her wearing a red velvet cloak and a crown with rubies.
Pietro Longhi is renown for his intimate portrayals of the Venetian society in the mid eighteenth century or the settecento. While Antonio Canaletto focused on grandiose vedute, and Givanni Battista Tiepolo on dramatic religious paintings; Pietro Longhi offered a glimpse of what goes on "behind the closed doors", literally and figuratively because he not only painted the witty interior scenes, but also gave us an insight in the frivolous and decadent Venetian society just before its final fall at the end of the eighteenth century.
In this post we'll take a look at a very popular topic for the Pre-Raphaelite painters: the heroine of John Keats's poem "La Belle Dame Sans Merci". At once beautiful and cruel, this damsel enchants the poor naive knight and brings him to his doom.
The most beautiful, the most captivating portrayal of the beautiful and cold-hearted lady from John Keats's poem "La Belle Dame sans Merci" is, for me, the one painted by John William Waterhouse in 1893. The warm rich colours, her languid pose and the way she gazes at the poor knight linger in the memory. Winterhouse wasn't particularly faithful to Keats's vision of the setting; Keats described the scene of their doomed encounter as taking place in a desolate wintry landscape where no birds are singing. Waterhouse and other artists before and after him had envisaged the scene differently, which shows that sometimes motifs from poetry don't translate well into visual arts. Still, the warm colours and details such as red leaves in the foreground suggesting that it's late summer or early autumn, add to the sensuality of the theme. The autumn is not much different to the merciless lady; nature in autumn charms us with her richness, giving promises it won't fulfill; the crimson leaves speak of luxury, yet they shall wither and fall in decay.
Most unusually, but very fitting for the rest of the painting's colour palette, Waterhouse painted the lady's dress in a beautiful warm shade of purple, in a seductive and illusive colour of wine. And look at the heart on her sleeve. Her long auburn hair is falling down her back as she gazes transfixed at the knight, in the same way that the nymphs in Waterhouse's other painting "Hylas and the nymhps" are gazing at the poor Hylas. Her ruby red lips, her long hair and sweet-scented air all lie; for it is not love that lies on her heart but deceit! And it is only the poor naive knight who is blind to it. And the nature is lying with her; white briar-roses bloom and the trees in the background, reminiscent of the early Renaissance painters, are silent and many dark things they wickedly withhold. The dense row of tall trees reminds me of the trees in Botticelli's paintings from series "The Story of Nastagio Degli Onesti", part one and two.
At last, the knight is defeated and the lady arises like a phoenix from the ashes with a victorious glow on her cheeks, hair even shinier and more beautiful – she is ready to strike again. Wild red poppies are swaying in the wind, dancing and whispering passionately of the poor knight's death. Her dress is intricate and ornate, and, similar to Klimt's designs, almost has a life of its own. Her hands are seductively placed above her head, while the knight is lying dead in the grass, poppies and a few dandelions around him make for a very striking and powerful scene. Whereas Waterhouse opted for a dreamy idyllic version of the theme, focusing on the lady's intense seductive gaze, Cowper here isn't shy at portraying her as a merciless vixen.


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Monce Frank H. 4153 Langley av.
Morison G. S. 51 Delaware pi.
Morley Alverson .3257 Indiana av.
Morley Robert L. 869 Winthrop av.
Morper J. C. 395 Evanston av.
Morper Lawrence J^ 395 Evanston av.
Morrill Allan A. 5209 Kimbark av.
Morrill C. A. 404 Belden av.
Morrill Frederick K. 2907 Groveland av.
Morrill Wesley, 2907 Groveland av.
Morrill William M. 387 Oakwood boul.
Morris Albert D. 635 Fullerton av.
Morris Charles, 4416 Oakenwald av.
Morris D. I. 703 North Park av.
Morris Henry, 37^6 Indiana av.
Morris Herbert N. 2453 Indiana av.
Morris H. I. 270 Belden av.
Morris Ira, 2453 Indiana av.
Morris L. A. 'Mrs. 65 Warren av.
Morris M. E. Mrs. 957 Park av.
Morris Nelson, 2453 Indiana av.
Morris W.George, 1356 Washington boul.
Morrison Annie L.Miss,4740 Kimbark av.
Morrison Arthur J. 3987 Drexel boul.
Morrison Belle Miss, 147 Ashland boul.
Morrison Charles E. 4024 Ellis av.
Morrison Ernest W. 26 Delaware pi.
Morrison Ezekiel, 4024 Ellis av.
Morrison Fred H. 147 Ashland boul.
Morrison George S. 49 Delaware pi.
P. Dr. 4437 Ellis av.
ate Miss, 147 Ashland boul.
Morrison Richard W. 455 Marshheld av.
Morrison R. C. 338 Oakwood av.
Morrison Theo.N. Rev. 260 Ashland boul.
Morrison Wm. M. 3548 Vernon av.
Morrison W. R. 508 Fullerton av.
Morrow Charles B. 713 Washington boul.
Morrow I. R. 271 Oakwood boul.
Morrow Louis R. 1722 York pi.
Morrow Mary Mrs. 640 Cleveland av.
Morrow Robert, 1722 York pi.
Morrow Robert J. 640 Cleveland av.
Morse A. L. Mrs. 4532 Lake av.
Morse Bert 595 Dearborn av.
Morse B. F. 386 Warren av.
Morse Chauncey D. 4231 St. Lawrence av.
Morse Clarence T. 4012 Kimbark av.
Morse C. E. Rev. 657 S. Ashland av.
Morse C. H. 3761 Lake av.
Morse Eliza R. Dr. 4353 Berkeley av.
Morse Francis E. 3659 Grand boul.
Morse Francis G. 2119 Michigan av.
Morse Gertrude Miss, 657 S. Ashland av.
ohn W. 3840 Vincennes av.
Morse J. F. 3659 Grand boul.
Morse Ransom J. 595 Dearborn av.
Morse W. D. 595 Dearborn av.
Mortenson Alfred, 290 Lasalle av.
Mortimer Chas. J. 1271 Washington boul.
Mortimer Frank G.i26i Washington boul.
Mortimer William H. 556 Jackson boul.
Morton C. C. 4450 Oakenwald av.
Morton E. C. 2007 Michigan av.
Morton F. B. Mrs. 2968 Indiana av.
Morton George C. Mrs. 1800 Michigan av.
Morton James B. F. 501 lackson av.
Morton James F. 501 Jackson ay.
Morton James W. 7519 Goldsmith av.
Morton Jay, 4347 Ellis av.
Morton Mandred A. 2968 Indiana av.
Morton Mark, 3635 Ellis av.
Moseback William, 2333 Michigan av.
Moseley Bryant, 3659 Indiana av.
Moseley Carleton, 6149 Sheridan av.
Mosely George H. 4833 Langley av.
Mosely Thomas C. 4833 Langley av.
Moses Adolph, 3325 South Park av.
Moses Albert 3732 Langley av.
Moses I. S. Dr. 58 Bryant av.
Moses Joseph W. 3325 South Park av.
Moses M. R. 4156 Calumet av.
Moses Saul, 736 N. Hoyne av.
Mosher Belle Miss, 276 Warren av.
Mosher C. D. 6455 Wharton av.
MosherLouise Miss, 327 Bowen av.
Mosher W. H. 276 Warren av.
Mosier Alison E. 4545 St. Lawrence av.
Moss Earl C. 314 Lasalle av.
Moss E. S. 6210 Princeton av.
Moss Jessie S. Mrs. 4619 Ellis av.
Moss L. A. 6829 Anthony av.
Moss Milton, 4619 Ellis av.
Moss M. F. 3735 Prairie av.
Moss M. S. Mrs. 6210 Princeton av.
Moss Robert E. Mrs. 314 Lasalle av.
Moss Wm. Latnrop, 4700 Greenwood av.
Mosser Joseph F. 6734 Union av.
Mossier Aaron, 751 North Park av.
Mossier G. Miss, 3226 Prairie av.
Mossier S. 3226 Prairie av.
Mostyn E. J. Mrs. ^415 Cottage Grove av.
Moth M. J., M. D. 3438 Indiana av.
Mott Abbie Mrs. 638 Washington boul.
Mott E. H. Mrs. 2421 Indiana av.
Mott John M. 1832 Oakdale av.
Mott Robins S. N. Clark cor. Thome av.
Mouat Elizabeth Mrs. 1027 Warren av.
Mouat Lawrence, 4313 Maple av.
Moulton C. L. 5527 Monroe av.
Moulton D. A. 1907 Demin^ ct.
Moulton George M. 2119 Calumet av.
Moulton William A. 5 Aldine sq.
Moulton William C. 465 Dearborn av.
Mouns A. jr. 1081 Warren av.
Mowatt James, 4812 Vincennes av.
Mowbray George W. 3713 Ellis av.
Mowen S. J. 4246 Drexel ooul.
Moxley P. A. 15 Seeley av.
Moyer Herbert P. 541 Jackson boul.
Moyer H. Clavton, 541 Jackson boul.
Moyer M. N. 541 Jackson boul.
Moyer W. J. 434 W. Adams.
Muchmore John F. 888 Winthrop av.
Muehleisen Robert, 5349 Michigan av.
Muehlke Charles V. 948 Pratt av.
Muehlmann C. G. 3815 Rhodes av.
Mueller A. O. 4412 Ellis av.
Mueller Fred C. 70 Ewing pi.
Mueller Herman, 73 Ewing pi.
Mueller Herman, 221 Waubun av.
Mueller Hermann, 621 Cleveland av.
Mueller John H. 240 Winchester av.
Mueller Mathias, 1218 Seminary pi.
Mueller Oscar, 485 Belden av.
Mueller William, 3118 Calumet av.
Mueller William jr. 2322 Indiana av.
Muench Fred, 461 Lasalle av.
Muench Louis, 12 Belden pi.
Mugridge D. J. 3802 Lake av.
Muir S. 4044 Prairie av.
Muirhead Geo. 6331 Wentworth av.
Mulfinger J. L., M.D. 936 Jackson boul.
Mulford Edward A. 30 Alqine sq.
Mulford Leonard S. 66^ Pine Grove av.
Mullaly John E. 353 Marshfield av.
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Mullaney T. F. 353 Ashland boul.
Mullaney M. 353 Ashland boul.
Mullen Dora Miss, 377 Dearborn av.
Mullen Frederick 4446 Greenwood av.
Mullen James, 4446 Greenwood av.
Mullen John 377 Dearborn av.
Mullen R. G. 4142 Berkeley av.
Mullen T. F. 377 Dearborn av.
Mullen William H. 377 Dearborn av.
Mullen William J. 6534 Oglesby av.
Mullendore A. Mrs. 6818 St. Lawrence av.
Mullien A. W. 36th, ne. cor. Ellis av.
Mullin Jennie Mrs. 485 Lasalle av.
Mullin John, 1220 Washington boul.
Mulvane Elizabeth Miss,4022 Grand boul.
Mulvane P. I. Dr. 4022 Grand boul.
Mulvey Arthur B. 5130 Cornell av.
Mulvey Junius Mrs. 3130 Cornell av.
Muncey Frederick A. 15 St. Johns pi.
Munch H. C. 4328 Langley av.
Munford L. G. 1501 Michigan av.
Munger A. Page, 195 Oakwood boul.
Munger Charles L. 3915 Langley av.
Munger Edwin A. 3307 Rhodes av.
Munger Frank S. 195 Oakwood boul.
Munger Henry H. 2818 Calumet av.
Munger H. B. 248 Oakwood boul.
Munger Kittie Mrs. 34 College pi.
Munger L. A. Mrs. 195 Oakwood boul.
Munger Mary E. Mrs. 4213 Ellis av.
Munger O. L. 5412 Washington av.
Munger Pliny F. 5212 Lexington av.
Munger Rollin H. 889 Jackson boul.


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import path from 'path';
import notifier from 'node-notifier';
import chalk from 'chalk';
import ExpressModule from 'oors-express';
import RADModule from 'oors-rad';
import LoggerModule from 'oors-logger';
import RouterModule from 'oors-router';
import MongoDBModule from 'oors-mongodb';
import GQLModule from 'oors-graphql';
import MailerModule from 'oors-mailer';
import UploadModule from 'oors-upload';
import HealthModule from 'oors-health';
import UserModule from 'oors-user';
import CacheModule from 'oors-cache';
import SchedulerModule from 'oors-scheduler';
import AutoloaderModule from 'oors-autoloader';
import RateLimiterModule from 'oors-rate-limiter';
import { Application as BaseApplication } from 'oors';
import config from '../config';

if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development') {
  process.on('unhandledRejection', reason => console.log(reason)); // eslint-disable-line
  process.on('uncaughtException', err => console.log(err)); // eslint-disable-line
}

class StandardApplication extends BaseApplication {
  constructor(...args) {
    super(...args);

    if (!this.config) {
      this.config = config;
    }

    const filePath = new Error().stack
      .toString()
      .split(/\r\n|\n/)[2]
      .match(/\((.*.js)/)[1];

    if (!this.config.get('rootDir')) {
      this.config.set('rootDir', path.resolve(filePath, '../..'));
    }

    this.addModules(
      new ExpressModule(),
      new RADModule(),
      new LoggerModule(),
      new MongoDBModule(),
      new MailerModule(),
      new UploadModule(),
      new HealthModule(),
      new GQLModule(),
      new RouterModule(),
      new UserModule(),
      new CacheModule(),
      new SchedulerModule(),
      new AutoloaderModule(),
      new RateLimiterModule(),
    );
  }

  async listen(port) {
    const startTime = Date.now();
    await this.boot();
    const finalPort = port || this.config.get('port');
    const result = await this.modules.get('oors.express').listen(finalPort);
    const message = `Server started on port ${finalPort} in ${Date.now() - startTime}ms!`;

    if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development') {
      notifier.notify({
        title: 'oors App',
        message,
        sound: true,
      });
    }

    console.log(chalk.bgBlue.white(message)); // eslint-disable-line no-console

    return result;
  }
}

export default StandardApplication;

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In working with a client on a recent project, I specified crushed oyster shells as the path material. It gives the paths the same look as Colonial Williamsburg, it reuses waste materials, and the light color of the shells reflect any available light at night, aiding in wayfinding.
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It's Monday morning and you're sitting on your couch drinking coffee because you didn't feel well enough to go in to work this morning.
You'll go in at noon. You won't let yourself feel like this for longer than a few hours. You just needed to remove yourself from all people and take a break.
You just lost a best friend. No, that person didn't die. You lost them in the way that people lose time. It was inevitable that it would go away, but still surprising when you looked up and realized it was gone. There are many reasons people lose friends. You think that those reasons often boil down to trust. You realize, suddenly, that just as people who claim to hate drama are the ones that surround themselves with it; people who claim to value honesty and despise lying are the ones who tend to lie the most.
Some friendships can survive without trust. They are the surface friendships, the ones you don't invest much in. However, the friendships that will not survive without trust are the ones that required a bond. The ones that took your time, your emotions – you shared tears and genuine laughter. You know that you've always felt the need to bond with people. You find it almost easy to fall into close friendships because you enjoy sharing people's lives.
You know that you're going to have to stop that eventually. You're going to have to be more picky about who you let in.
You've only lost a very close friend once before. It hurt like this. That friend attempted to repair the friendship, but you rejected it because you'd been hurt so badly. The trust was broken. The heart was hurt. But you moved on. It's been years, and while you don't enjoy that person's company anymore, it doesn't pain you to be around them. You've forgiven them. You don't know when you did that, but it happened sometime when you weren't paying attention. That's how this time will go. You'll be able to interact with this person. You'll be able to forgive them. You really have to remember though, that this person cannot be trusted. They broke your trust every time you built it back up. Stop letting them do that. This is on you at this point, not on them. This person hasn't changed. So, remember the wonderful times you had. Remember the times that person listened, encouraged and laughed with you. Forget the bad times. Think of them fondly, but please, don't trust them again. Not as a close friend. You may trust them in other ways. You may trust them as colleague. You may trust them as you trust a passerby to help you open a nearby door if your hands are full.
Now, finish your coffee. Go take a shower. Go to work. You are only allowed a little time to mourn this lost friendship, and I think you've very nearly used it all up.
I like writing and coffee. I enjoy most music. Cooking and baking relax me like little else. One of my favorite feelings is to be lost deep inside some really good story. I have an affinity for napping on couches.
Most anyone who knows me, also knows these simple statements to be true. One thing I have been discovering about myself lately, is that I have a problem of always being busy. Most anyone who knows me, also knows this to be a true statement.
People tell me that I should learn to say, "no" and my life would be simpler. There's a problem with that though. "No" disappoints people. "No" is inconvenient for the receiver. "No" carries a lot of weight. So, not only must I learn to say, "no", but I must also learn to deal with the guilt that I feel after having said that tiny word. That is where my issue lies. I am not saying that I do not need to learn these things though. I'm tired. Exhausted, actually. The things that I've wanted to do with my life have yet to present themselves as attainable, and part of the problem is that I've been living solely for other people's agendas. I do not actually want to stop being in people's lives though. I have an unhealthy need to be needed. Balance and boundaries. Those are the words I crave to have prevalent in my life.
People often say that life is like a book, and each chapter holds something new, perhaps dangerous…life is indeed like a book, I sometimes feel as though whomever is reading my book is having trouble focusing and keeps having to read the same bit over and over again. I am about ready for the pages to start turning again.
I am forever grateful for mornings like these. God provides me with amazing weather and much needed messy silence in which I can focus best.
Hopefully this mental effort on my part will tempt the reader into turning the page in my book. Hopefully I'll be back here writing things that are less focused on myself, soon. This is not to say that I have not enjoyed the past months because I very much have. Only hopefully I can learn to spread myself a little less thin. Hopefully I can start putting more of myself into fewer things. Hope is important. Good Day.
There are strings of words that, when put together in just the right formation can encourage the spirit and uplift the soul.
Of course there are words that, when put together in a certain way can absolutely crush a person.
They can be written or spoken. Words have so much power. Words can calm, or they can rile. You get the picture. I could go on because there are so many words that can be used, but I am sure you are clever enough to have already caught on to what I'm saying.
Life is all about choices. The words we choose are so important. At times I don't realize what they'll do to who I'm directing them at until it's too late. I suppose the saying, "Think before you speak" is a rather wise string of words.
Life is all about choices, and reactions. Someone made a choice you don't agree with. Someone used words you didn't like. What's your reaction? Should you have one? Should you use your words to let them know? Is it any of your business? Will they care and listen, or are you just being incredibly irritating and trying to make someone mad? I don't personally like arguing. I like discussions. I do not like arguing. This is not to say that I don't argue, I do. I try to avoid arguments, but I've noticed that many of the people I am acquainted with quite enjoy arguing. Here's my problem with it: What's it doing? You think you have a holy cause, don't you? You're defending your religion/atheism/agnosticism or you're telling someone else why his religion/atheism/agnosticism/ is simply wrong or how much it has hurt people or how outdated some persons' way of thinking is. But what is your argument doing? Seriously. Have you convinced anyone or have you just pissed people off? I'm here to let you know that making people mad does not prove you correct, and it does not make you seem smarter than whomever you've tried to make feel like an idiot. You haven't won anyone to your side…if you have I am sure that person is a weak thinker. One who cannot think for themselves. So good job, that was challenging wasn't it?
There go my words. They aren't sounding too kind. I just get extremely frustrated when people try and corner me into arguments for their own amusement or holy cause. I hate arguing for the simple fact that it does nothing but make people angry.
Please be careful with your words.
My words fall out of my mouth so quickly that I sometimes have a very hard time picking them back up again. I'm not careful with my words. I want to be. There's always room for change and growth. Help me, please.
This all made sense in my head, and now that I've let the words become friends with the computer screen they're a bit more confusing. Ah well, you knew it would be like this when you came here.
Openness. Full disclosure. No mystery. Everything just right there, in your face; flaws and all.
I over share. I know I do. Most of the time I don't mean to, I'll sense an awkward silence coming and the way that I avoid it is to share some snippet of my life – it could be to the person I'm standing in line with while waiting for the restroom, or it could be at a dinner party. Location doesn't seem to change what will inevitably fall out of my mouth. The problem here is that it seems to just make things slightly more awkward, which prompts me to talk even more. It's a filthy cycle.
There are plenty of things that I dislike, but people feeling like they cannot talk to me is a big one. I've found that if I disclose some little fact about myself or embarrassing story, people start to feel more comfortable with talking to me.
It seems that imperfections are indeed what makes us human. They make us relatable. They bind us together, whether we like it or not.
There is a problem with revealing your imperfections to others though, and that is: some people will use them against you. They won't always mean to be malicious in the way they do it, but I'll warn you…if you are not prepared for it to happen, it will hurt. When you are prepared, it'll probably still hurt, but the sting will be less potent. Whose fault is that though? You disclosed that information. You trusted someone you didn't know. I'd say it's probably your fault.
Here's my question: Is it good to wear your flaws out in the open? Not being proud of them, but showing people they are there and they can be changed when recognized. Or should we remain mysterious? Only revealing ourselves slowly, trading little bits about each other only with the people we truly want to be intimate friends with.
Those are my Saturday morning thoughts. Again, typed on my phone…so there are probably typos I'm not planning on fixing…it'll be ok.
There once was a very dark night. Darker than all the rest of the nights that have been before.
Nothing significant happened that night, to my knowledge. There were the normal births and deaths, with no great historical figure making an appearance.
You know how dark nights go though, I'm sure. They have a certain feel to them, they feel as if there is more depth and silence than there should be. It's eerie, and odd. It is welcome by some and feared by others.
Why am I talking about this very dark night?
While no great historical figure was birthed or died…there was a very average birth (there were plenty of those, I said that not too long ago). This one though, this one was the birth of Ghastly. Ghastly was a bear. A black bear. Black as the night he was born, but beyond his color nothing else resembled that night. He was not silent or particularly deep. Poor Ghastly was bit clumsy and quite loud when the occasion called for it.
Ghastly grew, as most animals do. He grew tall and rather portly, in the most adorable of ways. He was a bear of simple needs, he loved fish and nice patch of berries. He bothered no one, and no one bothered him. One day though, his mother came to visit. She only ever and always wanted the best for her son. She worried about him, as mothers are so commonly caught doing, and she worried in particular that Ghastly was missing out on life. She felt that he should go out and make his fortune far from his comfortable little forest. Ghastly was in total disagreement, but being a good and obedient son his entire life, he didn't really relish the thought of breaking that trend. So, he went off one day, to seek his life's adventure.
Now I don't know if this has ever happened to you, but in my very limited experience, when one seeks an adventure one usually finds utter boredom and solace in the worst of ways. This is just what happened to Ghastly for what seemed like months of his journey. It turns out that it was only a couple of hours, but Ghastly was never good at time estimations or patience. As he was ambling along, thinking about his cozy bed and hot tea he happened upon a long rail. It stretched as far as he could see in either direction. It was cold to touch and vibrated just a little. No, that's not right…it wasn't just a small vibration…no, it began shake rather violently. So Ghastly stepped back and plopped himself down to see what would happen to this odd bit of rail. Would it shake to pieces? It was acting rather ridiculous for next to no reason. It didn't shake to pieces (I'm sure you're far ahead of me on this one, but Ghastly wasn't, he was a bear of very little adventure and rarely made it past his fishing hole…). Up rumbles a boxy, rectangular thing on some wheels.
"Well that seems like it could carry adventure", thought Ghastly – he was correct, it would. The train (that, Ghastly found out is the name of the boxy, rectangular thing on wheels) came around a bend and started screeching to a halt almost as soon as Ghastly had spotted it. "Why?", he thought. "That's terrifying, why would anyone be interested in such very loud modes of transportation?".
Forgive the errors, I'm too sleepy all of a sudden to proof it.
My body is always finding new ways to process stress. I was talking to my aunt about some things coming up and she said, "you don't even seem stressed…" and I'm not. So I think. Used to, during college, I wouldn't notice that I was under a great deal of stress until it started to show physically…particularly in that I'd swell up like Violet Beauregarde. I'm not talking just the ankles. I went full body, face and all, extreme water retention. Needless to say, it was not cute. Other things happened, which I'll leave out of this post, but just know that when I got stressed my brain may have refused to accept it, but my body went full swing into a chaotic mess. It'd always take at least a week to calm it back down…this happened at least once a month, for a good long while.
I haven't had that happen in a nice amount of time.
I'm forever thankful and I really don't want to repeat any of it.
It's true that I still remain relatively calm, cool and collected to the masses when it comes to stress, but this time my sleep has been attacked. "Oh you can't sleep? Here! Valerian root! Chamomile! Melatonin, my love!" Nonono, I can sleep. Oh, I can sleep. But. But. But…I dream. I dream horrifically vivid, realistic dreams.
This little trick played by my brain started in September. I didn't recognize what was going on until last night. I dream some idiotically, stupid, yet hauntingly real dream, at least 4 or 7 times a week (depending on how many naps I sneak in). I hate it. I don't hate it more than swelling, but it's fast becoming equal with it.
I just feel quite ridiculous. I know I feel that way because that is what I am.
I am going to find a healthier way to process stress, and I know that my body is going to rebel ferociously because it always does, but honestly…this is just beyond irritating.
Well, folks, I'm a real nut job, what can I say?
There are days that are difficult. There are weeks that are hard. There are new challenges presented daily, to keep our minds fresh and mold us into the humans we were meant to be. We can let life happen to us, or we can motivate ourselves to be active in every day of our existence.
I know I've just typed some very cliche words. I know. I never claimed to have deep original thought. I just have been struggling with some issues lately and I have to remind myself everyday that I shouldn't just let life happen to me. I cannot sit around and complain, or worse yet crawl in a corner and cry because life has happened to me. While those are things I'd like to do, I know that's not my purpose or calling. I have been given these challenges, and I must face them with courage that comes only through my relationship with Christ. That's difficult to say because I know I haven't been working on that relationship as I should be. I've let it fall between the cracks. Perhaps that's why I'm getting a wake up call. I heavy, hurtful jolt – "GET UP, MELISSA, YOU ARE BECOMING COMPLACENT AND UNGRATEFUL….GET UP!". Why can't I ever catch on to these things before they get painful? Will I always be bumping into the corners of life's table? It's clumsy and idiotic and I'm hereby chastising myself publicly.
There are so many more people dealing with much more terrible things. I have been blessed and I take it for granted, daily. Next time someone catches me being "in the depths of despair" you have every right to smack me.
I haven't blogged in a quick second. I know you've noticed and it's made you sad. (I know that's not true, but play along for the sake of this explanation).
I've started this new, shiny, pretty, scary, honest, untrue, utterly confusing blog because the one that I used to keep updated was one that I had during college. There is nothing wrong with it (there is plenty wrong with it), I just felt that it was time to kick this rock in a different direction. That chapter of my book has closed, and I no longer get to complain about professors, papers, grades, and whatever else accompanies that horribly wonderful thing we call 'University'.
So, welcome. I don't know what I'll post or how often. I do hope that I'll have at least one post a week, if not more. My brain needs the exercise, the poor dear has gotten so lazy that I sometimes think she'll never be the same. Here's to me trying to get her on the treadmill.
Perhaps I'll have a real post tomorrow. If you have trouble following my train of thought, you would not be the first. Don't be worried by it, just come along and we'll have fun.


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WHAT PHOTOGRAPHY & INCARCERATION HAVE IN COMMON WITH AN EMPTY VASE by Edgar Martins : Pre Order the book.
WHAT PHOTOGRAPHY & INCARCERATION HAVE IN COMMON WITH AN EMPTY VASE by Edgar Martins
We are delighted to announce that the book WHAT PHOTOGRAPHY & INCARCERATION HAVE IN COMMON WITH AN EMPTY VASE by Edgar Martins is now available to pre-order.
Commissioned by GRAIN, this multifaceted body of work was developed, over a period of 2 years, with HMP Birmingham (the largest, category B prison in the Midlands, UK), and in particular its inmates, their families as well as a myriad of other individuals and organisations (such as charities, colleges, universities and youth centres.)
Martins' work uses the social context of incarceration to explore the philosophical concept of absence and address a broader consideration of the status of the photograph when questions of visibility, ethics, aesthetics and documentation intersect. By giving a voice to inmates and their families and address prison as a set of social relations, rather than a mere physical space, Martins proposes to rethink and counter the sort of imagery normally associated with incarceration.
His project, thus, wilfully circumvents images whose sole purpose, he argues, is to confirm the already help opinions within dominant ideology about crime and punishment: violence, drugs, criminality race – an approach that only serves to reinforce the act of photographing and photography itself as apotropaic devices.
Composed of three distinct segments, encompassing archive/new photography, text and sound, Martins' work shifts between image and information, between fiction and evidence, strategically deploying visual and textual details in tandem so that the viewer becomes aware of what exists outside the confines of the frame.
This ambitious and thought-provoking project is now published as a beautiful, two-book publication, that includes a facsimile copy of an inmate's journal, produced especially for this context, and carefully edited and appropriated by the artist.
In an excerpt from the journal, observed details accumulate to form a powerful way of figuring the dehumanising and life-denying force of the prison: 'Sometimes all there is to do when you're stuck on the wing is to lean on the thin high rails and watch what's going on around you. That's when I noticed thick grey fluff on a step. And more on another step. Then I noticed it at the edges of the floor and above me on the piping. It was on the top of the nuts and bolts and on top of the wires that made up the netting. It was everywhere and I had never noticed it before. The grey fluff had blended in with the grey clothing of the grey people that cast grey shadows on the grey walls. I suppose the ideal prisoner should be grey, dull and dismal in nature. THEY'VE CREATED THE PERFECT GREY SPACE HERE.'
WHAT PHOTOGRAPHY & INCARCERATION HAVE IN COMMON WITH AN EMPTY VASE contains over 500 pages, 130 photographs and documents and is supplied in a genuine prison bag, along with a surprise element.
This publication will support exhibitions of the work at Galeria Filomena Soares (Lisbon), Catharine Clark Gallery (San Francisco), the Macau Museum of Art (Macau, China), the Museum of National and Contemporary Art (Lisbon), the Geneva Photography Centre (Geneva), amongst others.
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There is a seed within each of us. A sacred Gift that wishes to be born through us. A unique and magnificent expression of the Divine that is our great privilege to bring to the Worlds. Such is the fulfillment of our Heart's Desire, that which is intrinsically connected to our essence, that which wishes to be discovered beneath our own Line of Mystery.
To discover our Purpose is the nature of our sacred Path, our heroic journey from ignorance to the revelation of the Gift that lay within us. It is the thing which, when aligned with, grants us access to the roads of synchrony, harmony and Grace.


Cardwell Bay lies within the larger Gourock Bay in Inverclyde, next to Battery Park in West Greenock, approximately half a mile south east of Gourock.
The derelict L-shaped pier in Cardwell Bay does not appear on maps produced prior to World War II, indicating that it was purpose built by the Admiralty to service warships at anchor in the Firth of Clyde. After the war, it was used as an overnight mooring place for Admiralty boats, and as a terminal for liberty boats from the US submarine base in the Holy Loch. A concrete building on the west corner of the pier served as the station for the Gourock section of the USN shore patrol, responsible for ensuring those on liberty did not become too rowdy. Adjacent to the station, a line of bus-type shelters ran along the pier, protecting the sailors from the Scottish weather while they waited to return to their base. The metal frame of one shelter still stands to the east of the shore patrol building, and can be seen in the photographs. A wooden hut, painted grey, stood on the concrete jetty leading to the pier, and was the office of the MoD police responsible for pier security, and can be seen in the photographs.
The L-section appears to have been lost from the pier at some time prior to this image being recorded in 1956, and having been restored in the 1960s, when the pier was re-used as a terminal for the submarine base. The picture shows the only the straight section of the pier, emerging into the from the jetty.
Abandoned by the Admiralty in the late 1980s, the absence of any care and maintenance has seen the pier has fall into serious disrepair, with the link section to the jetty becoming little more than a line of posts in the water.
The slipway to the east of the jetty was used as the boatyard in an episode of Taggart titled "Falling in Love", which first aired on Wednesday, January 10, 2001. The pier features in the background of many of the scenes shot at the fictional Keel Club, a project aimed at keeping teenagers out of trouble by allowing them to work on boats and engines, rather than turning to crime for amusement. The Shore Patrol building and shelter frame can be seen, as can the decaying pier link. While most of the wooden piles were still visible, no decking remained on the link.


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A [multisite](http://codex.wordpress.org/Glossary#Multisite) plugin for [WordPlate](https://wordplate.github.io/).

> **Note:** This plugin is still under development, you may use it at your own risk. We haven't had any issues ourselves but please be cautious.

## Installation

Require this package, with [Composer](https://getcomposer.org/), in the root directory of your project.

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2. Add the `WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE` environment variable, in your `.env` file, set it to true.

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5. Add the `WP_MULTISITE` environment variable, in your `.env` file, set it to true.

6. Log back in to WordPress and you're all set.

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What is the Austrian School?
AN UNINTENTIONAL HOMAGE TO DESPOTISM – Daniel Rodríguez Carreiro
AN UNINTENTIONAL HOMAGE TO DESPOTISM
-Daniel Rodríguez Carreiro-
Last April the news broke that the Austrian government was about to expropriate the building where Adolf Hitler was born with the objective of preventing it from becoming a pilgrimage site for Nazism supporters. All sale offers had been rejected as insufficient by the current owner of the building. The Austrian Parliament passed a special law to carry out the expropriation for fear that the building would fall into the wrong hands.
Fighting ideologies that promote violence is positive and admirable and therefore we could not agree more with the intended purpose of the Austrian government. The problem does not lie in the objective but in the means used to achieve it. Through those means the Austrian government is paying an unintentional and paradoxical homage to some of the legal and economic principles of National Socialism.
We could summarize the situation as follows: 1º. The Austrian government takes a decision that places the public good (avoiding the propagation of National Socialism) above individual interests (those of the current owner). 2º. This implies taking control of some specific economic resources (the building) whose use will be determined by the government. 3º A law is passed that provides legal cover for the decision adopted.
The economic and legal philosophy of National Socialism shared these three elements. In the first place, German Fascism was a declared enemy of individualism. Paul Lensch, one of its intellectual forefathers, stated in Three Years of World Revolution that Socialism had to oppose individualism deliberately and firmly. The philosophy of German Fascism was expressed in the slogan "the common good is more important that the private good". Hitler himself said that "the individual cannot be the center of the work of the law, but the people".
As a result of this anti-individualist philosophy, this form of totalitarianism established an economic system known as corporatism: the economy was directed by the government, with a compulsory participation of businessmen and unions, organized through a regional system of "economic chambers". In this system the economic objectives and the allocation of resources were determined and monitored by the government.
Finally, the concept of law in National Socialism was directly influenced by Carl Schmitt's legal theory of decisionism. According to decisionism the making of the law depends on a political decision devoid of normative content. This does not mean the absence of values and rules in political life but rather the conviction that these cannot be chosen among different alternatives through a process of rational deliberation but they have to be chosen and interpreted by those who wield political power. This means that legal norms may be modified at any time and they do not have any other rationale that the will of those in power.
Of course, the decision adopted by the Austrian government does not follow Schmitt's harsh philosophy but the scientistic version of Hans Kelsen. According to this legal scholar:
A legal norm is not valid because it has a certain content […] but because it is created in a certain way- ultimately in a way determined by a presupposed basic norm […] Therefore any kind of content might be law. There is no human behavior which, as such, is excluded from being the content of a legal norm.[i]
Notwithstanding the worthiness of the goal, the means used by the Austrian government (the passing of a new law to expropriate an individual in the pursuit of the common good) are perfectly compatible with the ideas of German totalitarianism. By recognizing the State as the sole interpreter of the common good endowed with the capacity of modifying law at will and of disposing of citizens' property as it sees fit, we are accepting a situation of submission and dependence of individuals to the political authority.
Not that long ago private property was seen as an absolute right that could not be modified, violated or eliminated by public authority. This sacred conception of private property was one of the main weapons of common people against despotism and the abuses of those in power. It is said that on one occasion Frederick the Great, king of Prussia, wanted to acquire a miller's property, located near his palace. Faced with the miller's constant refusal to sell Frederick threatened to issue a decree of expropriation. The miller sued the king and won the case, keeping his property.
If the Austrian government really wants to prevent homages to despots and tyrants like Adolf Hitler it should follow the miller's example and consider the defense of private property as an essential element for the maintenance of freedom and justice.
[i] Hans Kelsen, Pure Theory of Law (Clark, New Jersey: The Lawbook Exchange, 2005) p. 198.


I wrote an application in ExtJS 3.4, Browser Layout, which I would like to port to ... vs 4.
If not, is it possible to create only the ext.js file with the required components and include the specified js files (in relation to the keys) after that in the header of the page?
yes, look at Sencha CMD and customise your build files. You could use Ext.Loader to load the js files, it has loadScript() method for that, I have tried once in a test app and it worked, don't remember more details details.
In general what you want to do could be possible, for not experienced ExtJS4 users will be tricky to achieve it. But wondering what's the reason of this ? to minimise the load time or to make restrictions based on user profile. If is the second then I would build only one js file and would use Ext.ComponentLoader.
And last thought, if your app has a well defined/ modularised architecture, I mean one app with a few subapps/modules, then search in forums, there are a lot of discussions about that, only a notice with Ext 4.2 those ideas must be reconsidered, as the new version has some changes.
I add the js files on the fly to the page within script tags to lower the number of files which go over the proxy. The content of those files is already minimised.


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Garcinia cambogia has been used to aid weight loss. You might be wondering how safe and effective garcinia cambogia is. Garcinia cambogia can have some side effects, but the benefits outweigh these risks. Let's find the truth. Garcinia gummigutta is a tropical Garcinia species. It grows wild in Southeast Asia and South Asia, and it's also known as the brindle berry, or Malabar tamarind. It has a pumpkin-like appearance and is green to pale yellow in color.
Garcinia gummigutta is a tropical fruit that is native to Southeast Asia. Its name is either Malabar or brindleberry. It looks like a pumpkin, and it comes in a variety of colors, from pale yellow to green. While it is not widely available in the U.S., it is grown in Southeast Asia and is an effective weight loss supplement.
Garcinia cambogia supplements have been reported to help with weight loss, some people even reporting rapid weight loss. Garcinia cambogia prevents fat from being produced in the liver, and promotes the oxidation. It also reduces cholesterol levels and affects serotonin levels in the brain. The supplement contains hydroxycitric acid, which is believed to be responsible for its weight loss benefits. Although the effects of this fruit are still not fully understood, some research has shown that it can reduce appetite and prevent the body's storage of fat.
The fruit contains large amounts of hydroxycitric acid (HCA), a citric acid derivative that inhibits the production of fat. Garcinia cambogia may increase serotonin levels and curb appetite, according to some studies. This fruit is known to suppress appetite and support weight loss. If you're interested in garcinia cambogia to lose weight, keep reading!
While garcinia cambogia has a reputation for helping people lose weight, the latest studies show that it can cause liver problems. After long-term use, some patients get hepatitis. There have also been reported cases of patients with severe liver failure after taking garcinia cambogia. For this reason, military service members should take caution while using multi-ingredient products. This ingredient is not recommended if you have a weak immune system, or a history of liver disease.
The hydroxycitric acid (HCA) in garcinia cambogia is a substance found in the fruit of a tropical plant native to India and South-East Asia. It is a calorie burning substance found in the skin. Animal trials have shown it to promote weight reduction. It is believed to increase appetite control and fat loss.
This ingredient is used widely for weight loss but its effects on human health are not clear. Although there are not many human studies that have examined its effects on obesity, animal research has shown that it can help reduce body weight by inhibiting fat synthesis. It has also been shown that it can improve athletic performance. While more studies are needed to prove the efficacy of garcinia cambogia, some researchers say that the fruit can aid weight loss.
While the hydroxycitric acid in gambogia for weight loss is a potent fat-burner, its effects on blood glucose levels are unknown. However, some celebrity endorsements suggest that this fruit may benefit diabetics. Studies on rats have shown that garcinia Cambogia can lower glucose absorption and decrease blood sugar spikes after meals. However, these studies are unreliable, since rats don't have the same metabolic capabilities as humans.
Although HCA found in garcinia cambogia supplements has been shown to increase the body's fat burning capacity, research on human effects is still incomplete. Although garcinia has been proven to aid weight loss in animal studies however, the results are inconsistent. There is not enough human data to determine whether it can aid in weight loss, but it is worth a try if you're interested in improving your health.
Garcinia cambogia is associated with side effects that can lead to weight loss. One of these is mania. In 2009, the FDA issued a warning to consumers about the product. The supplement's maker has also been linked with seizures, rhabdomylysis, and liver damage. Other possible side effects include mania, cardiac disorders, and other conditions.
The primary ingredient of the fruit, hydroxycitric Acid (HCA), inhibits enzyme ATP citrate lyase. This causes altered synthesis, cholesterol, and triglycerides. Garcinol, which is present in significant quantities in the rind of the fruit, has multifunctional bioactivities. It has been shown to decrease the number of human pancreatic cancer cells. Its role in the pathogenesis of acute pancreatitis has been investigated.
Garcinia cambogia's safety has not yet been tested on pregnant or nursing mothers. There is no standard dose for weight loss. Participants were given 300 mg of HCA daily for two weeks. Then, they received 1,500 mg per day for 11 consecutive days. The optimal dosage for each individual is different.
Garcinia cambogia is linked to some other side effects in overweight people. For example, overweight women who consumed garcinia cambogia for 60 days decreased their triglyceride levels by one-third. Triglycerides are a type of blood fat that is associated with cardiovascular disease, so it is important to lower triglycerides in the blood. Other types of fat have not yet been studied and further studies are needed to determine if the side effects are worth the potential dangers.
A review of the research regarding garcinia Cambogia and weight loss shows that it is safe. However, there are some caveats. The safety of garcinia cambogia for weight loss may depend on the diet of the individual taking it. HCA may not work as well if you eat high-fiber foods. The supplement has been widely used over many years, despite this. People have experienced significant weight loss with it.
Garcinia cambogia extract is a compound found in the rind. It contains the active ingredient hydroxycitric Acid (HCA). This ingredient is a supplement and not a drug. Diet pills containing garcinia sulfurate are not subject to FDA regulation. Garcinia cambogia's effectiveness is up to the manufacturers. However, many people swear by its weight-loss properties.
The safety of garcinia cambogia for weight-loss has been studied extensively, with numerous trials examining its effectiveness in reducing body fat. One study looked at the effectiveness and safety of garcinia-cambogia in weight loss, compared to placebo-treated subjects. To assess the safety and efficacy of garcinia Cambogia as a weight-loss supplement, this study used double-blind placebo-controlled trials.
Garcinia cambogia has been linked to adverse side effects in women who have never had liver disease. She had taken 2,800 mg of pure garcinia cambogia extract every day for a month. After her condition improved, she resumed taking the supplement. She eventually suffered from liver damage. This is the first case of liver toxicities linked to garcinia.
Garcinia cambogia has been shown to inhibit the extramitochondrial enzyme, adenosine Triphosphate-citrate (pro-3S),-lyase. It may also play a critical role in inhibiting de-novo lipogenesis. This is good news for those who are overweight as it could lead to weight loss. Unfortunately, there are not many studies on this extract.
Participants ranged in age between 20 and 65. They were evaluated at 0, 4, and 12 weeks of the study. The average age of the study participants was 44 years. The study was completed without any withdrawals due to adverse events. Those whose weight loss was not accompanied by a significant decrease in body fat were still considered to have lost weight. The researchers believe that these findings indicate that Garcinia cambogia is an effective weight loss supplement.
In a recent study conducted by Columbia University's Obesity Research Center, the effects of garcinia cambogia on weight loss were assessed in 135 overweight people. Half of the study group received garcinia cambogia, while the other half received a placebo. Both groups ate high-fiber diets and returned for evaluation every two weeks. The 12-week trial revealed no significant differences between the groups.
Garcinia cambogia, when combined with exercise and diet, did not cause significant weight loss. One RCT of obese women found that garcinia Cambogia and diet and exercise can help them lose up to 6 lbs more than the control group. The supplement was also more effective than the placebo at suppressing appetite and increasing HDL cholesterol (good). But the research has shown that the weight loss benefits are small and temporary, and that it is best to combine the two in order to achieve maximum results.
If you're considering a garcinia cambogia weight loss program, you've probably heard about the latest trials and research into the product. Columbia University Obesity Research Center conducted a 12-week trial with 135 overweight individuals. Half of the participants received a placebo while the other half received a garcinia Cambogia supplement. They both followed a high fibre diet. At the end of the 12-week trial, researchers found no significant differences between the two groups in terms of weight loss.
The formula includes hydro citrus extract and green-tea leaf phytochemicals. These promote fat oxidation, and trigger the body's natural detox. It also contains caffeine, which is a key component of stimulating metabolism. BioPls Slim Pro contains various supplements, minerals, as well as enhancements that can boost metabolism and encourage weight loss. It strengthens the immune system, and improves sound assimilation.
BioPls Slim Pro ingredients are carefully selected from hundreds other natural ingredients. They work on the metabolism and have no side effects, which guarantees their safety and effectiveness. Despite the fact that the ingredients are natural, BioPls Slim Pro claims that they do not contain any artificial additives or fillers. It is also completely safe to use as the product has been thoroughly tested and proven to work.
The company offers a 60-day money-back guarantee, so you'll have a chance to try out the products and see if they work for you. But, results won't happen overnight. It takes between four and eight weeks for you to notice any real effects. If you don't see any results in the first few weeks, you can simply stop using the product.
It's that time again: the holiday season brings heavy eating and a resolution to start a new diet. Many popular diets such as South Beach, Jenny Craig and Slim-Fast are effective, but there's a new product that promises to help you lose weight in a month. Garcinia Cambogia is being hailed as the fastest fat burner. However, there are many questions that must be answered.
First, what are the results of the studies? There are mixed results from studies on the supplement's effect on weight loss. One meta-analysis, published by the Journal of Obesity in the Journal of Obesity, examined data from 12 random clinical trials. Researchers found that garcinia cambogia taken in a dosage of 1,000 to 2,800 milligrams per day for two to 12 weeks could help people lose around two pounds. While the results of the trials are not conclusive, it's worth reading some of the reviews.
Garcinia cambogia can be safely consumed, but it is best to consult your doctor before you take it. There are many side effects and studies have shown that garcinia cambogia can interact with other medications. It's important to consult with your doctor if you're taking any type of medicine. You can purchase garcinia cambogia online, but be careful. There are many fake websites out there so be careful!
HCA, the active ingredient in Garcinia Cambogia, is one of its main components. HCA inhibits the enzyme ATP citrate lyase which is essential for de novo lipogenesis. Garcinia cambogia's HCA is said to reduce body fat and weight. A recent study looked at the effects HCA had on obesity in humans. The study involved subjects with different levels of obesity to evaluate the effectiveness of HCA treatment.
Although a number of studies show that the substance inhibits a key enzyme in the body, it is still unclear whether it is a natural ingredient in Garcinia cambogia. However, studies on rats have shown that it significantly decreases the rate at which they gain weight and increases their metabolic rate. It is unlikely that HCA's effects are due to a garcinia-cambogia weight loss program. However, a supplement can be helpful in your weight loss efforts.
In addition to weight loss, HCA increases your energy levels. Higher energy levels can not directly impact weight loss, but they can motivate you to exercise and burn calories. These effects are most beneficial when used in conjunction with a diet-based weight reduction program. You will get the best results if you take the supplement along with a calorie-reduction plan. Garcinia cambogia weight loss programs should not only include HCA but also include an exercise program.
A new study in the Nutrition Journal suggests that a popular weight-loss supplement can actually increase your cholesterol levels. Garcinia cambogia is a tropical fruit, and it may improve your cholesterol levels and triglycerides. Garcinia cambogia may also increase HDL cholesterol levels. However, it is not recommended for those taking high cholesterol medications. FDA considers this weight-loss supplement to be unsafe. The FDA issued a warning in 2017 about the safety of garcinia Cambogia products. In addition to its adverse effects, it can cause serious liver and kidney damage.
One study examined the effects of garcinia on hunger suppression. The diet was followed by 89 females who were mildly overweight. Participants consumed 400 mg of garcinia Cambogia or placebo capsules 30-60 minutes before eating. All participants were assessed on their body composition, weight and food intake. Garcinia weight loss programs failed to result in significant weight loss or fat reduction.
In 2010, a study showed that sibutramine could interact negatively with prescription medications such as antidepressants and opioid pain medication. It was also associated to higher blood pressure and heart rates. This can lead to serious cardiovascular problems. As a result, the FDA banned sibutramine from the market in 2010. In addition to interacting with medications, some supplements have negative effects. Those taking a sibutramine-containing supplement may need to be monitored closely by a physician.
Many advertisements for garcinia cambogia include references to clinical studies and mention of Dr. Oz, but is there any scientific evidence for its weight loss benefits? The rind of the fruit, also known as the Malabar tamarind, has a long history as a digestive aid and traditional remedy. HCA, which is the active ingredient in Garcinia Cambogia, is not safe.
While the results of research are still unclear, some studies have shown significant weight reduction with garcinia. A meta-analysis of 12 randomised clinical trials was published by the Journal of Obesity. Researchers found that garcinia Cambogia can be used in low doses to lose two pounds over a two-to-12-week period.
Garcinia cambogia weight loss programs review the evidence to assess its safety and effectiveness. It is grown in Malaysia and used in soups and other foods since centuries. It has a strong reputation as a natural food, but in recent years, it has been available in a bottle. It has many uses for weight loss. It can actually help you lose weight quicker than you think.
Garcinia cambogia contains hydroxycitric Acid
Hydroxycitric acid (HCA) is a natural substance found in certain South Asian plants. It works by inhibiting adenosine triphosphatase-citrate lyase, a key enzyme involved in appetite suppression. In addition, HCA also inhibits the activity of intestinal alpha glucosidase and pancreatic alpha amylase, which slows carbohydrate metabolism.
HCA, which is the main component of Garcinia Cambogia, has been found to have significant health advantages by researchers. HCA can also suppress appetite and increase brain serotonin levels. HCA is believed to aid in weight loss, although the mechanism behind this effect is not clear. More research is needed to fully understand these effects. Continue reading to learn more!
The safety of this supplement has been questioned, mainly because there are no studies on its safety and effects on pregnant or lactating women. There is no recommended dosage recommendation for adults. The FDA issued a warning about this weight loss supplement in 2017. Some people suffer liver damage or even manic episodes which can make this weight loss supplement dangerous for their health. Therefore, it's important to follow the directions carefully.
HCA is a weight-loss agent that also inhibits the extramitochondrial enzyme, adenosine Triphosphate-citrate (pro-3S),-lyase. This enzyme may play a vital role in inhibiting de novo lipogenesis. Studies that involved overweight people showed that Garcinia cambogia could help reduce body fat and increase body weight.
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CNN Claims Biden's Policies May Prove 'Popular' With Republicans
According to certain commentators on CNN, President Joe Biden's policies are actually "popular" among Republican voters.
During a segment Wednesday night, Don Lemon hosted a panel wherein they discussed Biden's current initiatives on gun control and infrastructurel, suggesting that his focus on getting things done will prove popular with Republicans.
"The president is really tuning out the noise, pushing ahead on guns, infrastructure, speeding up vaccinations while the GOP goes, you know, all in on Trump and the culture wars. Is this just the way it is now? Biden is on his own, getting things done and the GOP is talking about things that are irrelevant?" Lemon asked John Avlon, CNN Senior Political Analyst.
"But you have the same symmetric polarization in Congress where you do have the Republican Party disproportionately dominated by folks who are playing to a Fox News crowd, where being a troll is seen as a sign of success rather than getting anything done," he continued. "Biden is betting on the fact that a lot of his proposals are popular with Republican voters. But he's still got to get things done by reaching out to people and Republicans in Congress. And there is all this talk of bipartisan support, but we haven't seen any evidence of it. So, he's moving forward alone, there is risk of blowback in that. But at least he's going big and trying to get things done, betting that those actions will help him cobble together a governing majority in the long run."The idea that President Biden's policies may actually prove popular with a majority of Americans, including some more "centrist Republicans," was echoed on "The View" this week when the hosts celebrated a poll from Gallup showing an uptick in those who identify as Democrats.
"This is a direct result of what happened with the, you know, former disgraced, twice impeached one-term president," co-host Sunny Hostin asserted. "I've said it before that you have a Republican Party that I think is unrecognizable to those that are centrist Republicans, those that are um, just sort of these conservative Republicans that we knew before, right? Like the John McCain Republicans, the Republicans I think that Meghan grew up with. I've been reading John Boehner's book. He says in his book that the crazies have taken over. I think the Republican Party is sort of this extremist, anti-scientist, nativist, embracing white supremacist, insurrectionist party at this point."
"I think the average joe is seeing President Joe do things for Americans and they like it!" said co-host Joy Behar.


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It took over 800 years for the Louvre to come to be the good Museum it is currently, so why rush? The visit to the Musee du Louvre was a massive day and we had planned to acquire our tickets on line, but as usual even although we were snowy mountain oil painting here for almost ten complete days we left it until the end of our time in Paris and had been running out of days so by the time we wanted to book for our selected day our initial allotted time was 11:30 am. Way too late for us so we decided to line up at the Pyramid at 8:15am and get our tickets that way.
Louvre Abu Dhabi will be the initially museum to open at the Saadiyat Cultural District and will be followed by the Zayed National Museum and Guggenheim Abu Dhabi. Heavy rains have triggered flooding across much of France, and 20,000 households were diary of a expert artist in dubai with out energy Friday, mainly in the Seine-et-Marne area east of Paris and in Essonne, south of Paris, a result of the swelling of the Marne and Loing tributaries of the Seine.
Website traffic in the French capital was snarled as flooding choked roads and various Paris railway stations have been shut. Discovering the Louvre museum with us will be an art journey travelling via thousands of years from Egypt and Mesopotamia to the 19th century. The French commission for artistic recovery salvaged 60,000 products among 1944 and 1949 alone. As a result, alternatively of obtaining lost in the 9 miles of corridors of the Louvre, or obtaining a tour primarily based on a handful of renowned artworks, you will not only find out the highlights but the locations exactly where treasures are hidden from the hurried visitor.
These paintings were located all along the Nile, but are generally known as "Fayum portraits" as they had been initially discovered in large numbers in the Fayum region of Egypt, in the final quarter of the 19th century. The substantial majority of the retrieved artworks have been plundered from Jewish families in the course of Globe War II. Beneficiaries can see these artworks, declare that these artworks belong to them, and officially ask for their return." The 31 paintings will hang permanently alongside the 1700 artworks already on display at the world-renowned gallery. Floodwaters in Paris are continuing to rise, with the river Seine at its highest for 35 years.
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The Louvre and d'Orsay museums have been forced to close and more than 200,000 artworks moved to safety. Owner description: Home to Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, the Louvre is regarded as the world's greatest art museum, with an unparalleled collection of products covering the complete spectrum of art via the ages. Lots of of France's grand museums, such as the Louvre, the Musee d'Orsay and the Palace of Versailles, will loan art to Abu Dhabi as portion of a 30-year collaboration with the emirate worth a single billion euros ($1.1 billion).
The ambitious Louvre Abu Dhabi project, announced with a great deal fanfare almost a decade ago, has faced repeated delays. In Paris, the Seine River has now climbed to its highest level in additional than 30 years. An art collection had to be removed from the city hall in Ivry-sur-Seine, a southeastern suburb of Paris, for safekeeping. The paintings are by different artists across time periods and will join the 296 recovered paintings already acquired by the Louvre.
On the banks of the swollen Seine Jump to media player James Reynolds reports from a bridge more than the swollen River Seine and explains how the flooding is affecting boats and Paris's famous museums. Obtaining travelled the globe and visited some of the greatest museums and galleries, a go to to the iconic Louvre was long overdue. ABU DHABI – Abu Dhabi's Louvre museum mentioned Sunday it was commissioning renowned artists Giuseppe Penone and Jenny Holzer to generate artworks to be displayed at its grand opening next year.
The Louvre and d'Orsay museums have been forced to close and much more than 200,000 artworks moved to security. In Paris, the Seine River has now climbed to its highest level in extra than 30 years.
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