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		During the performance by the IOLS, a photographic image was positioned on the central wall over a projection of the same image, on 1:1 scale, both images coinciding completely.
		Three days later ”Fotografije-izumi”, a mixed media exhibition was opened by “The Imitation of Life Studio” at the ”Flash” photo studio, were the same photograph was positioned on the film screen.
		In 1990, the third public installation called “Re-creation“ was mounted in the main square in Zagreb, and reproduced photographically on a 1:3 scale.
	members.chello.nl /fritzd/projects/iols/iols.html (914 words)

	Imitation of Life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Imitation of Life is a 1934 film that was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
		During his long life of scholarship, he wrote several biographies of church fathers and a number of devotional works.
		The original work was composed somewhere in the 15th century, a devotional classic with origins in the Brethren of Common Life (a religious group in the Netherlands).
	www.freeglossary.com /Imitiation_of_Life (564 words)

	ImmInst.org [Powered by Invision Power Board] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Humanity’s failure to consider the problem of death and to counteract it is explained as a by-product of both replicators’ optimization, as strongly supported by contemporary psychological research.
		Imitiation just barely scratches the surface of the capabilities larger brains afforded - spatial manipulation of models internally, long range planning, social organization, etc., but you are on the right track that efficient passage of information is a key to our collective species intelligence.
		In the 19th century, evidence began to accumulate that these were insufficient to express the diversity of life, and various schemes were proposed with three, four, or more kingdoms.
	www.imminst.org /forum/index.php?s=&act=Print&client=printer&f=67&t=155 (5401 words)

	PediatricsKerala.com
		Today's life has more competition and less comprtition.In every field persons are pitted against one another and excellence is widely proved on the basis of survival of the fittest ather than on competencies.This is a negative developement and studentsmshould not fall prey or becomes victims of the competitive world.
		Sex and family life education should enable to be aware of a full range of possible sexual behavious and values so that they can meaningfully choose their own behaviour.
		Puberty is the time in a girl's life when her body changes from that of a young girl to that of a woman.
	www.pediatricskerala.com /html/adolescence.htm (8232 words)

	realism.htm
		What you see and hear is real life -- though depending on where you live you may have to wait anywhere from several days to several months before anything "dramatic" takes place.
		Ibsen wanted to address the life and the concerns of ordinary middle-class citizens who were quickly becoming the majority class politically and economically.
		But "real" life is not often so simple --- especially with complex social and ethical concerns.
	www.csus.edu /indiv/s/santorar/engl190v/realism.htm (559 words)

	The Origin and Evolution of Culture and Creativity
		There may be subclasses of these principles that deserve to be considered principles unto themselves [note 2], or one could argue that evolution is a self-organizing property of matter, albeit a spectacular one [note 3].
		This suggests that the cultural analog to the origin of life was the origin of the first self-perpetuated, potentially-creative stream of thought in an individual's brain.
		Cultural evolution presents a puzzle analogous to the origin of life: the origin of a self-sustained stream of potentially-creative thought in an infant's brain.
	cfpm.org /jom-emit/1997/vol1/gabora_l.html (13386 words)

	SaintsJuly
		The father was one of the founders of the Church Missionary Society in 1797, whilst his son devoted his life working for it.
		After her husband's death whom she nursed devotedly in sickness retired to the monastery she had built, and lived a life of great simplicity, not unlike Elizabeth of Portugal.
		Mistress of novices for 34 years, and elected abbess a year before her death during which she not only improved the spiritual life of the community but also installed piped water.
	mariannedorman.homestead.com /SaintsJuly.html (1611 words)

	Storymania - Title Box (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		An accounting of the life and times of a young immigrant girl to this country during the early...
		A young girl struggles with life and an abusive father during a special time of year when her p...
		This is the story of a girl who once had a dream that made her doubt about her life, because...
	www.storymania.com /cgibin/sm2/smshowtitlebox.cgi?category=shortstories&page=2&title=ADishOfYogurt (1851 words)

	Wellington Avenue Church of Christ - Sermon Archive
		This certainly affected his spiritual life and his attitude toward religion because when he grew to manhood, he built a shrine and had little household gods made, called teraphim and a priestly garment called an ephod.
		His religious life was now complete; he not only had the graven and molten image, the ephod and teraphim, but a personal priest who was a descendent of the official order that began with Aaron, Moses' brother.
		We are living in a world that no longer looks at life, thinks of life, speaks of life in terms of the biblical faith or the Gospel.
	www.wellingtonaveucc.org /sermons/sermons2002.php?id=9 (1602 words)

	My agapic life: Books
		Similarly, a priest can't tell me to believe he has to live out the life he's suggesting I believe in, which when analyzed suggests that he should be doing exactly the opposite of what he does in religion.
		To choose doubt as a philosophy of life is akin to choosing immobility as a means to transportation.
		Imitiation is the most sincere form of flattery.
	ttblogs.typepad.com /my_weblog/books/index.html (10735 words)

	News Letter - 2000 Vol. VIII - Safeguarding Folklore - Baidyanath Saraswati
		Any definition of 'culture' must have two parts: one regarding the vision of man and another regarding the order of life and society in accord with the image of man. I suggest that overcoming the prejudices, the folklore may be re-defined anthropologically as the first set of facts.
		Sociologically, folklore provides a holistic experience of life, shared intuitively, collectively and territorially in all spheres, activities and aspirations that give every being a distinct social and cultural identity.
		I had taken the position that following the Hindu exhatology, animals are the earliest forms and the interspecies biological connections are established in no-time and it is the soul (the life force) that switches from one from to another.
	www.ignca.nic.in /nl_01408.htm (4506 words)

	Jacket # 9 - Pete Smith reviews Jennifer Moxley
		Her new chapbook, Wrong Life, from Rod Mengham's consistently fine imprint Equipage in Cambridge, England, consists of ten poems which add serious weight (gravity) to the achievement of Imagination Verses, from Lee Ann Brown's Tender Buttons press in New York City.
		The ability to look on without flinching and report the beautiful ugliness of life and death is part of our "training in the possible." Once you have signed on to a life in poetry, there is "no exit".
		Equally important is the sense of that essential force which pulls toward the centre and holds together, not only the physical centre, but also the social nexus and so is vital for a civil future regulated by mutual care.
	jacketmagazine.com /09/smith-r-mox.html (2074 words)

	The Evil Monkey in my Closet: "Imitiation of Life" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		It's really cool that we can experience that side of London life as well, not just all the touristy and museum kind of stuff.
		We had what are called "groundling" tickets, which is where you just stand up in the middle of the theatre on the ground.
		Oh, the hard life of a student studying in Europe...
	rekker.insertdisc.com /archives/2004/07/imitiation_of_l.html (1265 words)

	The Carpetbagger Report > Print > College Republicans still feeling the heat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Shortly before the election, we learned that the College Republican National Committee was, in its best Enron imitiation, cheating grandparents out of their money.
		The College Republican National Committee has raised $6.3 million this year through an aggressive and misleading fund-raising campaign that collected money from senior citizens who thought they were giving to the election efforts of President Bush and other top Republicans.
		The College Republicans have been caught taking advantage of the elderly, raiding their life savings under false pretenses — and there's no easy way to spin that away.
	www.thecarpetbaggerreport.com /wp-print.php?p=3267 (465 words)

	Puppy
		Early socialization is not a guarantee against the eventual development of dog-aggressiveness, but, combined with basic obedience training, it is often effective in countering the breed's aggressive tendency and permitting your APBT to enjoy the company of other dogs throughout its life.
		Find other responsible owners of small puppies and non-aggressive adult dogs (all innoculated, of course) and make sure to have regular (daily, if possible) periods where the dogs can get together and play.
		Yet playing with other dogs is not something that a dog is born knowing how to do; it is learned through experience: by imitiation a puppy learns the difference between appropriate and inappropriate behaviors.
	www.homestead.com /mccoypitbulls/Puppy.html (1483 words)

	The Flight out of Naturalism :: Jay Scheib
		The object of my inquiry has been human life itself—both the everyday and the extraordinary alike, the grotesque no less than our ever-changing relationship to beauty.
		Instead I have sought out a means by which to remain as close as possible to Real Life and a photo reflection of real life.
		This research was ever in the service of making life appear and life-events emerge on the stage.
	www.jayscheib.com /liveperform/naturalism.html (901 words)

	Reverse Engineering of Societies - a biological perspective (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This paper reviews important concepts from biology, Artificial Life and Artificial Intelligence and relates them to research into synthesising societies.
		We explain why the Artificial Life bottom-up approach is the most promising direction for reverse engineering of societies.
		The correspondence between synthesised societies and natural (human, animal) societies is investigated, presenting a hierarchy of synthesised societies with increasing indistinguishability between synthesised and human societies.
	cfpm.org /cpmrep60.html (172 words)

	Records International Catalogue December 1999
		Mielck was a Finnish composer born into a musical family who studied with Bruch among others and who wrote some dozen chamber and orchestral works before his death from tuberculosis two days before his 22nd birthday.
		The two works recorded here are from his last two years of life; the symphony having been premiered in 1897 before Mielck's 20th birthday and the Concert Piece dating from 1898.
		The latter is based on Finnish folk-themes and is a piano concerto in all but name with robust, "masculine" writing for the soloist in the first movement, a slow movement almost Chopinesque in its delicacy and a finale with a march-like theme subjected to a short series of variations.
	www.recordsinternational.com /RICatalogDec99.html (11072 words)

	KenPierpont.com » Defying and Deifying Men
		Reading William Gurnall one day I came across a powerful statement on the attitude we should have toward esteemed Christian leaders.
		Men and women of exemplary life are some of God’s greatest gifts to the church.
		One of the ways of walking in holiness is imitiation of worthy men and women.
	kenpierpont.com /2003/05/defying-and-deifying-men (653 words)

	The paper bag test
		The same is true of the selfless Louisiana nun who sacrificed herself so completely during a time of plague; had she been considered "fl", she would never have been allowed to take part in the contexts in which she figured so prominently.
		In the TV film of her life, she was played by Vanessa Williams, a beautiful woman, certainly, but hardly one who could be taken for "white".
		Except in real life Pocahontas married someone else, and, by the way, she was a pre-teen (around 11 or 12) when she met Smith.
	backintyme.com /ODR/viewtopic.php?t=918&sid=11a7f71a0bf5fe9fa8e98d09f961e6eb (7214 words)

	Life-Link Friendship-Schools
		The action took place during the break at school on 18th March.
		Together with reviving nature we had the imitiation of rain, blooming flowers and birds chirping.
		Meanwhile the poems about the spring rain which washes out all the dirtiness of winter were recited.
	www.life-link.org /multimedia.asp?action=action&id=2562 (78 words)

	Artist-in-Residence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		He often works collaboratively, taking on the role of publisher, designer, and curator as part of his efforts to investigate the use of technology (and what he calls ‘reproductive media’) within culture.
		Fritz was a founding member of the artist collectives Cathedral (1988), The Imitation of Life Studio (1987 - 1990), Young Croatian Electronic Films (1991) and The Future State of Balkania (1998).
		The Imitiation of Life Studio, with Z. Serdarevic and D. Martinis, Radar HRT [Croatian National TV]
	www.transartinstitute.org /Pages/Artist-in-Residence-2005.html (1311 words)

	The Evil Monkey in my Closet: England Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		I also feel like I've been here forever, and yet I know there's another life waiting for me back home in Canada.
		I can't wait to see that one again, and yet, I want to cherish this one because it's going to be a unique time, whereas my other life is one that I'll develop and experience forever.
		It was probably one of the most hilarious things I've ever seen in my entire life.
	rekker.insertdisc.com /archives/england (8621 words)

	Academy Award for Best Picture
		The Private Life of Henry VIII - London Films, United Artists (British) - Alexander Korda
		Imitiation of Life - Universal - John M. Stahl[?]
		Life Is Beautiful (Le Vita è bella) - Cecchi Gori Group Tiger Cinematografica, Melampo Cinematografica - Elda Ferri[?], Gianluigi Braschi[?]
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ac/AcademyAwards___BestPicture.html (4728 words)

	BBC News \| MUSIC \| REM's Reveal: Your views
		I love this album and I think what is great about REM is that it really is all about the music...
		Never the less, the album is still a good one to listen to, but by no means up to the standards of Automatic for the People or Up.
		It's another maximum score on a scale that awards tens to 'Murmur', 'Life's Rich Pageant', 'Green' and 'Automatic for the People' as well.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/1325795.stm (568 words)

	Does this sound like a familiar experience you've had?
		The first and most important male in their life, was not there.
		Therefore, I believe some fl women are trying to receive the love that they didn't receive from their fathers, through this promotion of and sometimes unhealthy sacrifical "love" of "the brothers".
		In my life I have seen a variety of different "common theme" scenarios played out in the interracial dating axiom.
	backintyme.com /ODR/post-1534.html (6707 words)

	3209heise
		This international survey of fiction from the 1920s to the 1990s will focus on one of the most important topics of the 20th-century novel: the metropolis and urban life.
		Novelists' fascination with the modern city not only reshaped the novel thematically, but also structurally, since writers felt they needed to invent new techniques to describe the bewildering multiplicity of big cities.
		We will cover some classics of the high-modernist urban novel (Bely's Petersburg, Dos Passos' New York, Döblin's Berlin), as well as explorations of present and future cities: Robbe-Grillet's postmodern urban labyrinth, Lispector's Rio de Janeiro and Yamashita's Los Angeles, as well as the futuristic visions of Gibson, Ballard and Butler.
	www.columbia.edu /cu/english/syllabi/3209heise.htm (2847 words)

	Love: Embracing Imperfection
		The couple in the wheelchair taught me that.
		Written by Shanelle Pierce, © Copyright 2005 Center for Life Principles.
		This article summarizes Love 1, 2, 3, and 4 as laid out in the book, Healing the Culture: A Commonsense Philosophy of Happiness, Freedom, and the Life Issues, by Robert J. Spitzer, S.J., Ph.D. This book is the basis of our curriculum and mission.
	www.lifeprinciples.net /Love.html (1130 words)

	what the heck, let's give R.E.M another chance.
		I think the problem lies somewhere between art and commerce, of conformity and idiosyncrasy, lack of confidence, lack of a pop-smart drummer, Michael's star-tripping, lack of purpose, etc. etc.
		The problem these days I think is that they're either trying desperately not to sound like REM or trotting out big Xerox 'REM singles' like Daysleeper or Imitiation of Life.
		The whole "mumbling" thing masked what were often some of the most searing and effective lyrics in pop music at the time (speaking of which; did "power pop" even exist prior to REM?).
	ilx.wh3rd.net /thread.php?msgid=4590413 (5977 words)

	Nine Months (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Although Grant is always likeable (except when he's in cars with prostitutes, but that's in real life, rather than the movies) and Arnold and Cuzack are interestingly batty, no one on screen seems to know why they are in this film.
		The manic comedy scenes are more annoying than funny (save the fistfight with the Barney imitiation, which didn't seem to be connected to the rest of the film), Moore's character seems just as selfish as her boyfriend, and overall I couldn't be bothered to care---grabbing for my heartstrings, they missed and just grazed my abdomen.
		Other Notes: This film was buoyed briefly on Grant's infamous arrest in real life after cheating on Elizabeth Hurley (why, no man can ever fathom).
	www.lggwg.com /wolff/html/revNine--Months.html (192 words)

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