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Art chronicles and essays on the visual arts in the Middle East and elsewhere: art theory, art criticism and the history of art.

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...mbi: indigenous photographer Rufino Tamayo & photography “This is the color of my dreams” surrealism and photography Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese: art as conflict & desire Search engine’s bodily reply: Hannes Brunner On creativity & art Going around The Mimetic Manifesto of Pierre Menard The center for fictitious art On Graphic crimes & visible fractures Art in t...

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...Heterochronia & Vanishing Viewpoints Art Chronicles and EssaysHeterochronia & Vanishing Viewpoints Art Ch... ...a MetaSenta® PubliShing Heterochronia & Vanishing Viewpoints Art Chronicles and Essays Marcelo Guimarães LimaMarcelo Guimarães L... ...e US, France and the UAE, and has publishedessays and critical writings on Art and Philosophy, Psychologyof Art and on cultural and educational themes... ...Panoptikon: On Contemporary Visual Culture(www.panoptikon.net) an Internet art newsletter I edited since2007, initially for the Visual Communication D... ...the encouragement and initiative of Dr. Irene Barberisas head of Metasenta art center and publishing house. I thankher for this. — Marcelo GuiMarães l... ...s constructions goes together with the post-modern‘recycling’ of forms and appropriations or quotations of a diversityof concepts and styles. His arti...

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...round is forty years in sales and marketing, accounting and finance, publishing, and art. Ihave a Bachelor’s degree in business from Carnegie-Mellon U... ...il painting. My website,www.davewommack.com, showcases my paintings and photographic art—primarily expressionist portraits andfigures. ... ... Drink deeply from good books, especially the Bible  Make friendship a fine art  Build a shelter against a rainy day  Pray fo... ...enspent ten years perfecting the classic French cookbook for Americans—Mastering the Art of French Cooking.Julia’s grandfather on her mother’s side, J... ... time, the pleasure of cooking and eating, yet delivered a practical approach to the art of cooking.And after Smith College? What then? According to J... ...e’s State,County and Municipal Affairs legislative committee. And a seat on both the Appropriations and JudiciaryCommittees. She was finally in her el...

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... as Pericles replied when he was quizzed about the vanished ten talents: “I’vemade appropriate appropriation of them!”But, forget all that. Come now, ...

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...ure is 120. By "120" is meant120 mm Hg (millimeters of mercury).https://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=16163 ... ... pray for peace. So let’s put 109some respect back in it. Fart free like an art thing no? EAT WELL WITH SCHOOL KIDS TOO. E... ... are you? 124Petroglyph from the Sali islands. We shall talk more about the art later in Pollutions Solutions Chapter 3. ... ... 125POST SETTLEMENT REPORT (Cities)And (Freddy Tsimba in his yard recycling scraps for art)After a war they clean up the fields some. ... ...ad to say about its nuclear power usages and costs. In the lobbying wars therecan be misinformation and appropriation of notes for national security. ... ...WERS 205PART 1: CANCER GARDENSCOOKING AND RECIPESCooking or cookery is the art, technology, science and craft of preparin...

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...2010 by ProLearnQuest (Ann Arbor) and the Author/Translator.The front cover art belongs to the author/translator and it is called Neogeometrism (6).Pe... ...ratory of nuclear - literary- tests. This is experimentation for the sakeof art and art for the sake of experiment and against the totalitarian cultur... ...self guided by the novel. If you knowhow to treat it, every subject becomes art and the reverse. How long will take it? You don’t know. It is inacc... ...of treasures should place them at the disposal of whole Hon Hyn’speople. art values should not be appreciated but from a Fonfoist point-of-view (as... ...I think that this scatter-brainwould be able to destroy everything: science art culture people only to maintain his power,domination over us, he spend... ...tairway climbing to theimpossible. The blanks take place for other negative appropriations of the same Hyn, which the senses of thereaders cannot put ... ...outh a strong un-grounding in the fundamentalexact sciences, as well as the appropriation of a Hynist conception of life, the knowledge of thechanged ...

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.... . . . . 4 2 RUSSIAN VIEW OF MILITARY DOCTRINE . . . . 7 Relationship between Military Doctrine and Strategy . . . . 8 Military Doctrine—Military Art—Operational Art—Tactics . . . .9 Soviet/Russian Military Doctrine Evolution . . . . 9 Soviet Military Doctrine Stereotype . . . . . 16 Notes . . . . . . 19 3 RUSSIAN IMPRESSION OF THE GULF WAR . . . . . . 23 Strategy...

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... Military Doctrine and Strategy . . . . . . . 8 Military Doctrine—Military Art—Operational Art—Tactics . . . . 9 Soviet/Ru... ...itial Period of War . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Operational Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28... ... the Soviets viewedDesert Storm as the “paradigm of future war in strategy, operational art, andtactics.”10 The new doctrine assigns priority to wars ... ...onts5 in separate or adjacent theaters of strategicmilitary actions (TVD).6 Operational art concerned actions of fronts, andother operational grouping... ... forces. Soviet strategy provided the unity between military doctrine, and opera­tional art—its ultimate application. Political leadership and the Sov... ...ght industry all received representation on the Politburo.As a result, significant real appropriations increased to each of these sectors eachyear. In...

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...anda lays out his eerily prescient vision for using propaganda to regiment the collective mind in a variety of areas, including government, politics, art, science and education. To read this book today is to frightfully comprehend what our contemporary institutions of government and business have become in regards to organized manipulation of the masses....

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.... PROPAGANDA AND POLITICAL LEADERSHIP VII. WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES AND PROPAGANDA VIII. PROPAGANDA FOR EDUCATION IX. PROPAGANDA IN SOCIAL SERVICE X. ART AND SCIENCE XI. THE MECHANICS OF PROPAGANDA ...

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... 121IX. PROPAGANDA IN SOCIAL SERVICE . . 135X. ART AND SCIENCE..................................................... 141XI.... ...ciation; National Aeronautic Association; Al-bany Institute of History and Art; Amen Corner;American Academy in Rome; American AntiquarianSociety; Lea... ... of the ArtCenter in New York City, an organization of highstanding in the art world. School superintendents and teachers throughoutthe country were ... ...ducational aid for schools. Practice amongschool children as part of their art courses was stim-ulated. Contests were held between schools, be-tween s... ...ns for entry in the national contest. This isheld annually at an important art gallery in NewYork, whose prestige with that of the distinguishedjudges... ... in pro- 83 Propagandaportion to the advertising appropriations of thevarious producers? Or am I to balance my dietscientifi...

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...r est toute enclose. Deo gracias" [Here ends the Romance of the Rose, in which the art of love is wholly enclosed. Thanks be to God]. Aberystwyth... ...tion are, we shall show, raised quite as sharply by the workof illuminators whom the art historian might not place in the "front rank." Weare less con... ...ggestiveness of Jean's audacious language, and to the sheer entertainment valueof an art of love,"-'' but while reaction against totalizing moralistic... ...I: St. Thomas Aqui-nas on Dionysius, and a Note on the Relation of Beauty to Truth," Art Bulletin 20 (1938):66-77 (here 72-73, n. 9). Coomaraswamy's n... ...nt which illumi-nation achieved in exceptional cases: nor does it deny that medieval art is ubiqui-tously committed to sign-systems which are far from... ...le in various moral contexts to signifylust (sometimes vanity), precisely through an appropriation of the primary signifi-cance of these attributes, w...

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...-SHEPARD GINANDES, M.D. ix PART ONE - THE ANCIENT WISDOM 1. Yoga, A Way of Life 1 2. Hatha Yoga, The Discipline of the Body 17 3. Raja Yoga, The Art of Meditation 53 PART TWO-YOGA TODAY 1. Yoga and Psychic Development 85 2. Yoga and Psychoanalysis 109 3. Yoga and Philosophy 133 PART THREE -ESOTERIC YOGA 1. The Magic of the Mind 159 2. The Mystery of the Ethe...

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...a Yoga, The Discipline of the Body . 17 3. Raja Yoga, The Art of Meditation 53PART TWO-YOGA TODAY 1. Y... ...E DISCIPLINE OF THE BODY / 513Raja Yoga,The Art of MeditationIN HATHA YOGA WE SEEK FREEDOM OF THE BODY. "Raise and... ...equires a peculiar combination of surrender and RAJA YOGA, THE ART OF MEDITATION / 55dynamic will, sinc... ...s are more difficult to control because we are RAJA YOGA, THE ART OF MEDITATION / 57Close your eyes a... ...know that during an examination, or a moment of RAJA YOGA, THE ART OF MEDITATION / 59crisis when a sup... ...raditionally religious terms such as God, Divine Plan, Truthand Salvation. This appropriation of a theological vocabularyis an unavoidable necessity b...

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...al guidance on choosing the right tool for your specific learning objectives, budget, and technical capacity. ** From Theory to Practice: Master the art of educational world-building. Learn how to use design thinking to translate curriculum standards into immersive learning journeys, from exploring the human bloodstream to negotiating historical treaties. ** Evidence-Bas...

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................................................................................... 81 Chapter 5: The Art of World-Building: From Learning Objectives to... ... Education and Meta HorizonWorkrooms to professional engines like Unity. We will then dive into the art of educationalworld-building, providing a desi... ...lly. It is not a silver bullet, but a new setof paints and brushes with which to reimagine the very art of teaching and learning.Beyond the Hype: Defi... ...cape and aframework for choosing the right tool for the right job.The heart of the book lies in the art of world-building the process of translating a... ...e metaverse. This could be a historical reconstruction, a designed invention, a piece of virtual art, or a programmed simulation. Evaluation mov... ...ate. Literacy here involvesunderstanding the ethical dimensions of creation, including: • Digital appropriation: The ethics of copying, modifying, o... ........................ 71Behavioural Analysis ..................................162 Digital appropriation ...................................

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...e been privileged in the telling and whose have been silenced. In doing so, it connects to contemporary discussions about indigenous wisdom, cultural appropriation, and the gendered dynamics of historical narrative. The tragedy that unfolds reveals how Merlin —often portrayed as the benevolent architect of Arthur's reign— manipulated events to serve a vision of progress...

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...DRED with growing intensity, then suddenly gasps and grips thetable.ARTHUR:Sister, what ails thee? Art thou unwell?MORGANA:(Recovering)‘Tis nothing, b... ...rb-lore is kept.Had your monks not burned so many scrolls,Such knowledge might be common, not rare art.MERLIN:A fortunate recovery, indeed.Yet one suc... ... at death’s dark threshold.Now he sits and speaks with vigor new.If this be not proof of wholesome art,What evidence would satisfy your doubt?MERLIN:(... ... not Death; Growth, not Decay.The sacrifices were of grain and wine,Of poetry and music, dance and art.Yes, blood sometimes sealed most solemn pacts—B... ...gh Merlin’s magic,When Uther took my mother through deception,Wearing another’s face by sorcerer’s art.The throne he sits upon was gained by blood:By ...

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...on language and that of specialists differ in their use of words.Examples include the art of agriculture, the hazards of chemicals, and ... ...culture, agricultural science and philosophy.Agricultural science was known as an art before the words ‘art’ and‘science’ morphed into their moder... ... as an art before the words ‘art’ and‘science’ morphed into their modern meanings. An art in those timeswas any specialist area, and science ref... ...veknowledge. Yet even in those times it was noted that “ars sine scientianihil est” – art without structured knowledge is nothing – accordingto a 14th... ...ise in ancient China, artisans’ products wereconsidered inferior to art. In philosophy attempts to break down thedualism between tho... ...n a period of cultural-drifting has beensaid to have spurred superficial belief-based appropriations in the Westof diverse Eastern traditions. Howe... ...and other innovations resulting from the quest to understandnature displaced romantic appropriations of Virgil’s Georgics leadingone philosopher ... ... environmental care.749 Nevertheless, the romanticappeal of agrarianism with its appropriation of Socrates, Plato andAristotle among other...

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...ion mapfor critical success factors prioritization in a museum of religious art...........................................................48M.F. Galar... ...Analítico Jerárquico (AHP),” 2016.[28] W. Ho, and X. Ma, “The state-of-the-art integrations and applications of the analytic hierarchy process,” E... ...or critical success factors prioritization in a museum of religious Art Ximena Cangas Oña1, Manuel Jaramillo Burgos2 Géssica Adriana Calderó... ...applied where the proposal for the recommendation of rooms of the religious art museum of La Concepción in Riobamba is implemented. Keywords: method; ... ... the Mothers Conceptsmuseum considered one of the best museums of religious art for the quality and value of the works it has [4]. Knowing what rout... ...ncome, firstly by the collection of direct taxes and secondly by budgetary appropriation from the State. Thus, at the moment that the MDAG has a hig...

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...4. 1 . United States. Air Force-History. 2. United States-Military policy. 3 . Military art andscience-United States-History-20th century. 4. Aeronau... ...wight D . Eisenhower. These criticisms includeddissatisfaction with the level of defense appropriations and with defenseIDEAS, CONCEPTS, DOCTRINEmanag... ...s of constant value fiscal year 1953 defense dollars the net purchasing power of defense appropriations had decreased from $34.9 billion in fiscal yea... ...nuous airborne alert 32 When he appeared before a subcommittee of the House Committee on Appropriations in February 1959 Power explained the airborne ... ...ntercontinental missiles. In February 1959 the House Committees on Armed Services and on Appropriations asked for pertinent data on the possibility of... ...y additional funds for Atlas36 Accepting the need to permit flexible decisions, the 1960 appropriation act authorized the secretary of defense to tran... ... to deter that threat, within the major parameters of time, numbers, and state of the art. The present mix of ICBMs . . . is in our judgment the be... ... the B-52s, and the B-58s.15aWhite emphasized the importance of mobility in the historic art of warfare. "We can't leave the only exploitation of the ... ... and reliability of ballistic missiles could be seen more clearly, and many state-of-the-art advances were achieved in reconnaissance sensors and air-...

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... greaterdegree of prominence. Since 1950 the size of its collections and staff have tripled, and itsannual appropriation has soared from $9 million to... ...ost government agencies and to the judiciary. A separate lawdepartment was approved in 1832, along with an appropriation to purchase law booksunder th... ...laws or resolutions that ensured a national role for the Library of Congress. Thelegislative acts were: an appropriation providing for the expansion o... ... hearings greatly influenced the reorganization of the Library,which was incorporated into the Legislative Appropriations Act approved February 19,189... ...staff was increased from 42 to 108, and newadministrative units were established for the reading room, the art gallery (graphic arts),maps and charts,... ...rican PrintingHouse for the Blind to begin depositing embossed books in the Library, and in 1931 aseparate appropriation was authorized for providing ... ...of Congress Works Projects Administration (WPA) Project begins collectingmaterials produced by the federal art, music, theatre, and writer's projects ... ...f this gorgeous and palatial monument toits National sympathy and appreciation of Literature, Science, and Art. It has beendesigned and executed entir... ...brarian Spofford; the new building was a crucial step in his achievement. It was afunctional, state-of-the-art structure as well as a Temple of the Ar...

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...Terry must have also killed Stan Bogelman and Mike Holladay. “I can see you now realize that I also killed Stan and Mike, as well as your sex double Art Black down in California, after your investigators began closing in on him,” Terry offered. “And now I see you finally understand that I’m telling you all this so I can get a bigger thrill out of killing you next.” Mark...

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...celled seven years after enactment ofthe Federal Reserve Act in a May 29th appropriations bill. Lawful tender money also took a direct hit during th... ...backward and didn’t take but a few minutes tocome across the photograph of Art Black, age 46, a local bartenderwho dabbled in low budget films, who wa... ...ent gang-related shooting just the day before, on Tuesday,December 22nd. Art Black’s features looked quite similar to Mark Evanston’s,although no on... ...ly found Mark’s sex double, even if it wasn’t at all goodnews for the late Art Black of Los Angeles.∫ ∫ ∫ Randy and Jeff drove to Los Angel... ... 247 Jeff searched through the internet and found Art’s website, whichprovided a listing of his acting credits and provided t... ...a listing of his acting credits and provided them with amplephotographs of Art. Art’s social media accounts provided Jeff andRandy with a listing of A...

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... of agent-principal conflicts: how the executive class institutionalized the robbery of their firms and shareholders and rendered this plunder a fine art. This travesty may be one of the main engines of skyrocketing income inequality together with the venality of politicians in an increasingly plutocratic world. It is a political failure and has to be resolved politically....

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...he robbery of their firms and shareholders and renderedthis plunder a fine art. This travesty may be one of the main engines of skyrocketing incomeine... ...put or byrestricting access to their goods. "Limited editions" of works of art and books are primeexamples of this stratagem.Return Go... ...the emergence of Organisation Man in thenewsletter of the World Academy of Art and Science:"The job - the kind that you had, or hoped to get - became ... ...m commodities to stocks, from derivatives to houses, and from currenciesto art prices gyrate erratically and irrationally all over the charts. The mar... ...om premiums and earnings ofthe two insurance funds, not from Congressional appropriations. Its board of directors has fullauthority to run the agency.... ... defense, theGPS navigation system, vaccination programs, dams, and public art (such as park concerts).It is evident that public goods are not necessa...

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.... 1 . United States. Air Force-History . 2. United States-Military policy. 3. Military art andscience-United States-20th century. 4. Aeronautics, Mil... ...he militaryoperations in Southeast Asia. The existing state of professional historical art does not provide much guidanceas to the way ahistoryofmili... ...ttention upon a relatively fewindividualsand assess their specific contributions to the art and science of warfare. A study ofAir Force thought, on th... ...ishments as a teaching, or, in acollective sense, a body of teachings. In teaching the art of war, however, Marshal Ferdinand Foch laid greatemphasis... ...ent ofDefenseAppropriationsfor 1953: Hearings before theSubcommittee of theCommittee on Appropriations, 82d Cong ., 2d sess.,1952, 672 . 57. AFM 1-2,... ...916 included a modest expansion of personnel in the Signal Corps,AviationSection; large appropriations for Army aviation were included in the fiscalye... ... had worked closely with Foulois,now a major, to justify the $640-million congressional appropriation for theproduction of aircraft and expansion of t... ...neral Mitchell urged the HouseCommittee on Military Affairs to add a clause to the Army appropriation bill forfiscal year 1921 to provide that the Arm... ...as opposed by the secretaries of war and Navy,but, as approved on 5 June 1920, the Army Appropriation Act provided: "Thathereafter the Army Air Servic...

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...rs) four-fold, simply by choosing February 29th as the date for federal elections (within the enumerated power of Congress to pick the election date [Art. I:4:1 and Art. II:1:4]). After the date of the federal election is changed to February 29th, a new “Political Year” is created, to mean the length of time until the date used for federal elections again shows up on the ...

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