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GAINESVILLE, FL 7-11-00 - Convicted killer Danny Rolling, 46, is sworn into court Tuesday to testify on his own behalf as part of an appeal to avoid the death sentence. (JOHN MORAN/The Gainesville Sun)
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"This sentence can do the funky chicken. This sentence has seen too much and forgotten too little. This sentence is called "Speedoo" but its real name is Mr. Earl." Tom Robbins from Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
Back in the summer of 2001, before everything went to hell, Elmore Leonard published a charming, semi-tongue-in-cheek 1,043-word essay on writing in The New York Times "Writers on Writing" series. You can read it here: Easy on the Adverbs, Exclamation Points and Especially Hooptedoodle
On Oct. 30, 2007, William Morrow published a 96-page book, Elmore Leonard's 10 Rules of Writing, a charming, semi-tongue-in-cheek 1,043-word essay on writing. When we lost Elmore Leonard last month, many obituaries referred to the book.
And, yes, they were exactly the same 1,043 words. How does a short newspaper article become a full size book? First of all, you print the pages on nice, white card stock to bulk it up. But mainly, Morrow added some hooptedoodle.
Part of the charm of Leonard's laid-back essay was it's playful rules-are-made-to-be-broken style. He introduces Rule #2 "Avoid Prologues" simply to quote from John Steinbeck's prologue to Sweet Thursday, in which a character says he doesn't want "hooptedoodle to get mixed up with the story." He also says to leave out the things readers naturally skip over. And he concludes by saying he didn't skip over Steinbeck's prologue. He read every word.
Morrow's book publishing "hooptedoodle" was more visual than verbal. They commissioned clever and stylish line drawings by artist Joe Ciardiello as illustrations, some of which illustrate the points Leonard is making, while others illustrate relevant passages from his novels.
They also used white space. Lots of it. No page holds more than a single paragraph and sometimes no more than a single sentence. And once, just a couple of words. This is the entire last page of the book: "Every word."
When the book was originally published, it was often slammed as a sort of publishing scam, an attempt to cash in on Leonard's fame by padding out an article to book length. Now it feels more like a graceful celebration of the understated manner and wry humor of the celebrated American prose stylist.
Midland: Charles Bray took this picture at Martyrs Shrine of the statue of first station: When Jesus is sentenced to death, as Pilate brought Jesus outside and took a seat on a judge’s bench, and he said to the Jews, look at your King! At this they shouted, crucify him! In the end, Pilate handed Jesus over to be crucified.
"calling for the death sentences to be commuted to life imprisonment to Perarivalan" "Murugan and Santhan" in London
During the Second World War, the Nazi military justice imposed more than 30,000 death sentences: against soldiers, prisoners of war and civilians (women and men) in particular from the by the Wehrmacht occupied areas throughout Europe. Most death sentences were imposed on deserters and "Wehrkraftzersetzer (the term is variously translated as "subversion of the war effort", "undermining military morale" and "sedition and defeatism" - Wikipedia). Many thousands more soldiers died by court martial judgments in so-called Bewährungseinheiten (Strafbattalion (English: Penal Battalion) is the generic term for penal units created from prisoners during the Second World War in all branches of the Wehrmacht. Soldiers and civilian criminals sentenced to these units were generally poorly armed and required to undertake dangerous high-casualty missions. Strafbattalion were operated and administered by the German military police - Wikipedia) at the front. The acts that were punished, ways of life and biographical backgrounds of the persecuted are very diverse. In front of court martials stood political opponents (women and men) of National Socialism as well as people who from very different motives sought individual scope for development. Any form of insubordination or, for example, the support for deserters by civilian helpers (women and men) were regarded as political offenses and have been punished with the most severe penalties. After the war, the Austrian society confronted the survivors of this persecution with rejection and hostility. In Austria, although the myth persisted for a long time that in 1938 the country had been the "first victim" of German war policy. However, the service in the "Greater German" Wehrmacht was considered a duty or even as heroic.
Inspired by historical research, not until the turn of the millennium the realization gained ground that the Nazi military justice unconditionally had put itself in the service of a criminal war. In 2009, the National Council rehabilitated with the votes of the Social Democrats, the Popular Party and the Greens the victims of the persecution by the military courts, and in 2010 the City of Vienna decided to erect a monument to the persecuted of the Nazi military justice.
The sculpture of Olaf Nicolai at this central place of the Republic of Austria takes up the classic elements of a memorial "base" and "inscription", but arranges them completely different as traditional war memorials. An oversized, lying "X" forms the base with three stages, in whose third level the only from above readable inscription is embedded. The text quotes a poem by the Scottish artist Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925-2006), who was friends with the representatives of linguist criticism and experimental Viennese artistic scene.
The interplay of base and inscription orchestrates the situation of the individual in and towards social order conditions and power structures. Threatened with extinction and anonymity, turning him into the "X" in a file, his position nevertheless is central.
The sculpture those is rendering respect who make their own decision to oppose heteronomy and by autonomous action stand up against the system in force.
I was sentenced to10 days in MIdland, Tx. for work. We spent our first night in McCamey, Tx at La Bonita Inn & Suites. I woke up at 5:00 a.m. and went for a walk. I headed down where I had seen this pump jack graveyard. I wasn't sure how many miles away it was but I reached it in about an hour just before sunrise. That's when I got these photos.
"calling for the death sentences to be commuted to life imprisonment to Perarivalan" "Murugan and Santhan" in London
This sentence and that rather blah title may disappear if and when I have time to add meaningful stuff. If you have a question leave it as a comment and I may well notice it.
this photo was took on January 6, 2004
Though they've been disbanded for a while, there is no change that i support this band always.
3 de outubro 2009
Igreja Pentecostal Missionária de LÃngua Portuguesa, Newark NJ
pastor Zeny Tinouco
On Sept 12, 2013; Pereira was found guilty of rape, he received a sentence of 15 years.
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“Pastor Marcos, que não é pastor, é homem de confiança do Marcinho com a sociedade, já matou pessoas com o Marcinho. Ele lava o dinheiro do Marcinho" noticias.terra.com.br/brasil/policia/,0ee8c4cf29942410Vgn...
It is rather unusual for a photographer, to be able to take photos of his assassin, before he is killed; or for that matter, for a photographer to take a series of photographs of the individual who later on, would place a murder contract on the photographer.
That is exactly the case with this photo series.
On Oct. 2009, I did a series of photos and videos of Brazilian Pastor, Marcos Pereira da Silva, who appears on most of the photos of this series, while he visited the NY-NJ Region in Oct., 2009.
Soon after, I decided to stop doing this work, because of many illegalities witnessed of Pereira da Silva.
Months later and until the present, Pereira da Silva, did place a murder contract on Branko, because of the information that Branko had acquired of Pereira's wrongdoings.
During the beginning of March 2012, several people have denounced Pereira da Silva in Brazil.
The charges are for child brutality, rape, killings, placing murder contracts on other individuals, etc.
One of his denouncers has called him, "one of the biggest criminal minds of Rio de Janeiro", and I, by my own experience, happen to agree.
On May 7 2013, Pastor Marcos Pereira, was arrested in Rio de Janeiro Brazil.
He is indicted for several rapes, some minors. He is also being investigated for Money Laundering for Drug Cartels, Conspiracy to commit several murders.
Several killers contracted by Pereira, continue trying to kill Branko to this date.
The FBI, Newark Police and Newark's US District Attorney's Office have done a Cover up of Pereira's Case in the US.
Branko
Esta serie fotografica, feita por Branko, do Pr. Marcos Pereira da Silva, foi feita na area de NY-NJ, em uma visita de Pereira da Silva aos USA, na area de NY-NJ em Out. 2009.
Depois de poucos dias, decidi suspender esta serie fotografica, porque descobri informação de Pereira da Silva, sobre ele fazer lavagem de dinheiro para narcotraficantes no Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Por causa disto, Pereira da Silva tem pago assassinos para me matar, desde o començo de 2010 ate o presente.
Recentemente, na cidade do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; no mes de Março 2012, tem aparecido muitas denuncias contra Pereira da Silva, por estupro, violencia infantil, ameaça de morte.
Em Março 7 2013, Marcos Pereira foi preso por varios estupros, incluindo menores. Tambem tem uma investigação de Pereira fazer lavagem de dinheiro para traficantes, conspiração de Pereira em varios assassinatos.
Varios assassinos contratados por Pereira, continuam querendo matar Branko ate a presente data.
O FBI, Policia de Newark e o esritorio do Promotor do Governo nos US em Newark, tem feito um encobertamento do crimes de Pereira nos US e os atentados de assassinato de Pereira em contra de Branko nos US
Branko