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Exploring the Top MBA PGDM Colleges in Mumbai

Mumbai, the financial capital of India, is not only a hub for businesses but also a vibrant center for higher education. Among its many offerings, the city boasts some of the best MBA and PGDM colleges in the country. If you're considering pursuing an MBA or PGDM in Mumbai, here's a look at some of the top institutions and what makes them stand out.

1.Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Mumbai

While often overshadowed by IIM Ahmedabad and Bangalore, IIM Mumbai is rapidly gaining recognition. Known for its rigorous curriculum and exceptional faculty, this institute offers a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical exposure. The campus features state-of-the-art facilities and encourages networking through industry interactions and guest lectures.

Key Highlights: Strong alumni network with leaders in various industries. Diverse student body representing different cultures and backgrounds. Focus on entrepreneurship and innovation.

2.S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR)

SPJIMR is renowned for its unique approach to management education, emphasizing values-based leadership. With its innovative teaching methods, including case studies and simulations, SPJIMR prepares students for real-world challenges. The institute offers specialized programs such as the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) and the Global MBA.

Key Highlights: Strong emphasis on social sensitivity and ethical leadership. Opportunities for international exposure through exchange programs. Comprehensive placement support with high-profile recruiters.

3.Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS)

Affiliated with the University of Mumbai, JBIMS is one of the oldest management institutes in India. Known for its industry-oriented curriculum, JBIMS has consistently ranked among the top management colleges. The institute’s strong connections with the corporate world provide students with invaluable networking opportunities.

Key Highlights: A highly experienced faculty with significant industry experience. Excellent placement record with many students landing positions in top firms. Strong focus on finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship.

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS)

NMIMS has carved a niche for itself as a leader in business education. With a focus on research and innovation, NMIMS offers a variety of programs, including an MBA in various specializations. The college is known for its modern campus, which fosters an environment conducive to learning.

Key Highlights: Comprehensive curriculum that adapts to industry needs. A strong emphasis on practical training through internships. Access to a vast network of alumni in diverse fields.

Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)

While primarily known for its social sciences programs, TISS offers a unique MBA in Social Entrepreneurship. This program focuses on nurturing socially responsible leaders who can drive change in communities. TISS emphasizes experiential learning and community engagement.

Key Highlights: Interdisciplinary approach combining management with social sciences. Strong focus on research and fieldwork. Opportunities for international collaborations and internships.

6.K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research

K.J. Somaiya is well-regarded for its comprehensive management programs and its commitment to holistic development. The institute offers a wide range of specializations, ensuring that students can tailor their education to their career aspirations.

Key Highlights: Focus on developing soft skills and leadership qualities. Well-equipped library and learning resources. Strong corporate partnerships for internship and placement opportunities.

Conclusion

Choosing the right MBA or PGDM college is crucial for your career. Mumbai’s educational landscape offers a diverse array of options, each with its unique strengths. From traditional institutes with long-standing reputations to innovative programs that prioritize social impact, there’s something for every aspiring management professional. Take the time to research each college thoroughly, visit campuses if possible, and connect with alumni to make an informed decision about your future. Whether you aim to climb the corporate ladder or start your own venture, the right program can set you on the path to success. for more info visit: https://careermantra.net/

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'...Catherine Called Birdy (2022)

Between their high-profile stints on HBO series like Game of Thrones and The Last of Us, Bella Ramsey starred in this bright historical comedy, adapted from the beloved 1994 YA novel Catherine, Called Birdy. Ramsey plays Lady Catherine, or, as she prefers “Birdy,” a scrappy 14-year-old who must deal with unwanted suitors while striving to maintain her independence. Rejecting the traditional path of a noble young woman, Birdy is ahead of her time, plucky, rambunctious, and bursting with ideas. EW’s critic calls Catherine Called Birdy “a sly fairytale about a medieval tween that manages to be both cheeky and modern without losing its heart.” —K.J.

Where to watch Catherine Called Birdy: Amazon Prime Video

EW grade: B+ (read the review)

Director: Lena Dunham

Cast: Bella Ramsey, Billie Piper, Andrew Scott...'

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India’s First-Ever P.G. Course on Victimology Launched at National Forensic Sciences University

In a pioneering move, the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) in Gandhinagar, India, has introduced the nation's inaugural postgraduate program in "Victimology, Victim Assistance & Criminal Justice." This groundbreaking initiative represents a significant milestone in the realms of both criminal justice and victim support, brought to life through a collaborative effort with the esteemed World Society of Victimology (WSV) based in Germany.

Distinguished Guests Illuminate the Inaugural Ceremony

The inaugural ceremony, held on September 11, was graced by the presence of esteemed luminaries, including Dr. J.M. Vyas, the Vice-Chancellor of NFSU, and Professor Janice, President of WSV-Germany. Adding further luster to the event was Dr. Justice K.J. Thaker, Chairperson of the Gujarat State Human Rights Commission (GSHRC), who stood as the Chief Guest, lending his support to this momentous occasion.

Also Read: Cybercrime in Nagpur - Cyber Blackmailer Couple Arrested in Pune for Extorting Money

An Inclusive and Comprehensive Curriculum

NFSU's postgraduate course on Victimology, Victim Assistance & Criminal Justice boasts a comprehensive curriculum that delves deeply into the nuances of understanding and addressing the multifaceted needs of crime victims. Among the key subjects covered within this program are:

Theories of Victimology: Students embark on a journey through various victimological theories, gaining profound insights into the psychological and sociological dimensions of victimization.

Research in Victimology: This module places a spotlight on research methodologies and techniques unique to the field of victimology, equipping students with the tools to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in this specialized domain.

Victimization: The course underscores the critical importance of comprehending the intricate processes of victimization, exploring the diverse types and forms that individuals may endure.

Rights of Victims and Restorative Justice: Students gain a deep understanding of the legal rights bestowed upon victims and immerse themselves in the concept of restorative justice, which places a premium on healing and reconciliation between victims and offenders.

Victim Profiling: Equipping students with the skillset necessary for victim profiling, this module empowers them to assist law enforcement agencies and support organizations in rendering tailored assistance.

Victimological Assessments: Students master the art of conducting victimological assessments, enabling a comprehensive understanding of victims' needs and vulnerabilities.

Forensic Victimological Tools: This section unveils the world of forensic tools and techniques within victimology, enhancing students' capabilities in the collection and analysis of evidence related to crimes.

Victim Services: The program imparts a holistic understanding of victim services, spanning various facets of victim support, ensuring students are well-prepared to provide practical assistance and emotional support to crime victims.

Also Read: Kashmiri Brother-in-Law could not show Kamal, and pressure on Nagpur police failed

Empowering the Next Generation for a Brighter Tomorrow

The response to this course has been nothing short of overwhelming, with over 140 participants hailing from India and abroad opting to embark on this transformative educational journey. The National Forensic Sciences University's visionary course takes a significant stride in empowering the emerging generation of professionals poised to make a positive impact on the lives of crime victims. With its far-reaching implications, the program is set to play a pivotal role in championing victim-centric approaches within the criminal justice system, thereby fostering a society that is not only safer but also more compassionate and attuned to the needs of those affected by crime.

Source: https://www.the420.in/indias-first-pg-course-victimology-launched-nfsu-gandhinagar/

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K.J’s Profile

↪ Idol Profile

Position: Main Vocalist, Lead Dancer, and Visual Stage Name: K.J Birth Name: Kim Jae Hyuk English Name: Jacob Kim Birth Place: Busan, South Korea Birthday: August 21, 1995 Zodiac: Leo Height: 173 cm (5′8″) Blood Type: A Instagram: @/lilacs_sunflower_kj Twitter: @/Lilacs_SunFlow

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Nicknames: Sunny, K, Kimmie, Jae, Hyukie Face Claim: jayden_aesthetix Vocal and Dance Model: Jungkook (BTS) Nationality: Chinese and Korean Languages: Fluent; Mandarin, Korean, and English | Conversational/Learning; Japanese Hair Color: Naturally black Eye Color: Brown

↪ Family

Mother: deceased Father: deceased Adopted Little Sister: Kim Jae-eun [b. 2003] Adopted Little Brother: Kim Jaehyun [b. 2003]

↪ History/Facts

K.J stopped talking about his past after his parents died. He’s really hard to get to open up. Growing up he has always wanted a little brother or sister, so his parents adopted twins in 2003 since they couldn’t have any more kids. 

From the time he was three he was learning how to dance. He took classes and eventually got so good he would busk after school. He’s always been interested in music and his parents were extremely supportive of his dream.

As a kid his parents let him learn as many instruments as he wanted and he didn’t let that go to waste. K.J currently knows how to play 15 different instruments. Piano, ukulele, bass, electric guitar, drums, harp, violin, fiddle, cello, pipa, french horn, trumpet, saxophone, clarinet, and flute. 

In 2009 K.J got street cast by YG Entertainment. He accepts and signs a five-year contract. In 2014 the contract is not renewed as K.J felt very mistreated and overworked even for his age. He then signed with KQ Entertainment in 2015.

In 2016 K.J debuted with the group Lilac. He was the third member to be revealed and his profile included a sunflower. The sunflower symbolizes K.J as a person. He’s considered one of the happiest members especially if the other members are happy too. He’s always facing the sun and looking at the bright side of things.

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YOUNG JUSTICE OC: KILLJOY  bio under the cut!

BASICS Name: Miles Manson A.K.A: Killjoy; Jess Terring [legally], K.J, Smiles; Jester [formally] Age: 31 [S3 Era] Gender: Cisgender Male Orientation: One Loud Shrug Noise Skin: Light tan; neutral-to-warm undertones Hair: Medium Brown Eyes: Cognac, leaning on Orange Height: 5'8" Build: Compact, similar to that of a baseball player Distinctions: Fingers and palms are partially "perma-clowned". Has a multitude of scars that riddle his body. Most noteworthy being the one which cleaves his right eyebrow in half [Robin I], track marks inside of his elbows, upper arms, and thighs [fear toxin self-injections], a slash across his nose [the Joker], a large discoloration on his left shoulder [Killer Croc], and a long scar that circles around the base of his neck [Victor Zsasz] RELATIONS [note a few @ are friends i prob only know their dA handle to] Parents: Vinny [deceased] and Katherine [estranged] Terring Siblings: Eva Terring [estranged] Friends: Erin Knightly-Tetch @little-red-xoxo, Dick “Nightwing” Grayson, Penelope “Stage Fright” Caskett @poltergeistprincesa, Jervis “The Mad Hatter” Tetch, Molly “Blondie” Weiss @Triskata Partner/s: Scattered one night stands, notably henchwenches; M. "Last Encore" (ev.) @whispering-lava Misc.: The Joker, Harley Quinn, Gi “Geode” Flores, Janus Lyssa @SherlyWats, Madelyn “Angelica” Farro @The-Brain-Teaser, Jadis “Killcode” [Surname Redacted] @whispering-lava Affiliations: The Tetch Family; The Joker Gang [formally] PERSONALITY Personality Type: ESTP-A [Assertive Entrepreneur] Temperament: Sanguine-Choleric   Alignment: Chaotic Neutral Playful | Witty | Erratic | Careless | Brutal Miles’ “daytime” persona is a friendly, quick-to-joke man who takes all things in stride. He possesses a casual cheeriness and an easygoing attitude that aids him in making quick acquaintances and even a fair amount of friends, even if he’s notably private about his personal life. It’s usually written off as him having a generally quiet bachelor lifestyle. He’s best known from his job as a waiter at a tea and sweets shop named The Mad Tea House, where he lets his more impish traits shine through to his fellow employees. He’s been guilty of child-like pranks, shirking responsibilities onto others, and being a bit of a gadfly when he feels things have gotten too quiet in the tea house. As Killjoy, he’s violent, disturbingly reckless, fueled by spite, and follows no logic other than his own. He wastes no time looking for retaliation when he perceives a wrong done against him. K.J’s sense of humor is abundantly morbid, his words often tinged with irony and false jolly. He thoroughly enjoys getting under people’s skin and milking their uncomfortableness. In truth, there are very few things Miles takes seriously, but the one thing he sets above all else are his ties of loyalty. As rash as he is in regards to his own well-being, all bets are off once someone he comes to care for is in harm’s way. While he argues he finds this annoying about himself, it’s also his one source of proof showing he hasn’t completely lost his way. ABILITIES AND WEAKNESSES Metahuman Biology: Originally, Miles’ metagene was tied to his adrenal glands, allowing a boost in bio-stats such as improved strength and reflexes. Years of fear toxin dosing further strengthened this metagene. Unbeknownst to him, his metagene was continually evolving, correlating with his need for survival. His eventual death “rebooted” the metagene, jump starting his body, and fully allowing it to unfurl.

- Immortality: Miles has recently discovered his inability to die by various means. His body heals regentively and is immune to fatal poisons and toxins. - Adrenaline Surge/Blitz Mode: His adrenaline bursts allow him enhanced strength, speed, agility and reflexes. During these “Blitzes,” Miles turns into a one-man wrecking crew, plowing through obstacles and opponents through sheer determination. - Pain Tolerance: Has an abnormally high tolerance to pain, does not mean he can’t feel pain, it simply doesn’t hinder his ability to think or move. (Ex. He can burn his hand, and he feels the same amount of pain anyone else would in the same situation, he just won't react to it if he chooses not to) While Miles is officially immortal by way of being unnaturally resilient, he is still able to experience symptoms and side effects of diseases, poisons and toxins. His healing factor slows in colder temperatures, stopping completely when it drops to freezing points. Heavy damage to his head area hinder him considerably and Miles still feels the after effects after having healed (ie. slurred speech, blurry vision, dizziness). He is extremely susceptible to electric attacks, as it overrides his nervous system, prompting unconsciousness. Gear/Weapons: - Frowny Face Mask: Besides serving as a trademark symbol, Killjoy’s mask comes equipped with mapping and schematic information, allowing for quick and easy navigation. - Voice Changer: An electronic patch attached to his throat allows Killjoy to copy various voices, ranging across age and gender. - Signal Scrambler: Killjoy operates on a generally covert level, sometimes communication from one party to another isn’t in his best interest - Assorted Explosives: Killjoy’s go-to toys, these are generally self explanatory. They vary in size and demolition damage. For the sake of irony, Killjoy is fond of deadman switches.   - Weighted Gloves: Serve as built-in brass knuckles, K.J’s preferred melee weapon 3 in. Balisongs: Two of them to be precise, these typically only come out when simple bruises aren’t cutting it anymore. - Grappling Gun: Useful to get around the city landscape. The blue labeled gun. - 9mm Handgun:  Killjoy dislikes having to use this one, if it’s in his hand, he’s officially stopped fooling around. The red labeled gun. - Joyride: A custom-built Camero, Killjoy’s prized possession and getaway car HISTORY TW: SUICIDE MENTION Jess Terring, better known in the Gotham Underground as Jester, shot through headlines despite his years of generally low profile work as a simple Joker lackey. Charged with the deaths of dozens and injuries of several more by result of a fatal explosion, he was to spend a life sentence at Arkham Asylum, his protests of innocence falling on deaf ears. His attempts at an appeal were overruled, even with figures such as Batman and Nightwing looking into his case for him. Arkham Asylum was hell on Earth for Jess.  His shreds of hope fell apart as the months crawled on, his mental state deteriorating in the process.  He had never wanted to get involved with the Joker, all he’d been was a good-for-nothing conman who’d gotten too greedy. His last four years as Jester had been a never-ending nightmare. Things finally culminated during a free-for-all jailbreak at Arkham where Jess, along with other inmates, were cornered on the roof. Unable to stomach the idea of being thrown back in the cell he was wrongfully given and simply tired of the misery, he jumped. Jess Terring was proclaimed dead by suicide off Arkham Asylum… The last thing Jess expected to happen was to wake up in a morgue. Barely coherent and running on sheer instinct, Jess managed to escape, although not without killing the on-duty mortician. His first official kill and he hadn’t felt a thing. He wouldn’t reflect on it until after clearing Gotham City, and even then, he realized it wasn’t the mortician’s death that bothered him, but rather he didn’t feel anything about it to begin with. Between recognizing his new lack of humanity and hearing the joker-like laugh escaping him, Jess broke. He spent the following months wandering the states as a nameless face. The bizarre events surrounding Jess’ death was eventually swept away by the everflowing stream of news media and within the year, faded into obscurity. It was the best he could have hoped for, free from the Joker’s grasp and unknown, but his thoughts kept returning back to Gotham City. The more the thoughts plagued him, the angrier he got. The Joker had gotten off scot-free, having framed him for the initial massacre and ran him to the ground, eventually turning him into...whatever he was. While a part of him argued he’d be better off cutting his losses, he found himself unable to set it aside and he set course back to Gotham City. He didn’t have a plan so much as he did an outline, but he soon figured out he wasn’t required to be especially careful anymore. Being nigh-indestructible made for a good buffer. He’d finally found a blessing through his curse and through trial-and-error quickly fashioned himself as a makeshift mercenary. During this time he worked under a variety of names, involving himself in several under-the-radar jobs in order to fund what would eventually be his official M.O. He marked his entrance into Gotham with a string of bomb hits on territories tied to the Joker. As of now, not many are sure what to make of this new face, some cheering for his more direct approach on the Clown Prince, others exhausted with the prospect of another nut on the scene, and even a few seedier folk wanting to get him on their payroll. He’s unconcerned by it all, but he finds himself liking the ring to the name circling around him. Killjoy. NOTES - Killjoy mostly classifies as a serial bomber, targeting hideouts and planned heist hits. While he will set up evacuations so as to not injure more people than he has to, he’s fairly flippant about collateral damage - Despite his nonchalance towards violence, Killjoy does what he can to keep things non-lethal. His way of vengeance is a shot to the knee rather than a shot to the head. It’s not that he has a problem killing, it’s just as an immortal, death is the easy way out. - It’s believed Miles’ drastic change in personality comes from multiple factors instead of just one large catalyst (ie. years of fear toxin injection, joker gas inhalation, the trauma of death and resurrection) - The name Miles Manson doesn’t have any particular meaning, it had been a name he improvised and he grew fond of it. He severely hates being called Jess. - He suffers from night terrors, likely due to his usage of fear toxin in the past. He also experiences flashbacks akin to HPPD, albeit rarely - He can withstand an extreme amount of physical abuse and keep his wits about him, but once it passes a certain threshold, his mental state will eventually slip into a frenzy. Unable to consciously keep hold of himself, he will become animalistically brutal to anyone in his vicinity. - K.J mostly concerns himself with causing problems for the Joker, although he can be moved to ally with others for other reasons when he finds fit. Notably, he’s stuck a somewhat fickle truce with Nightwing over the rising number of metatrafficking rings in Gotham and Blüdhaven.

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A Birthday Celebration, Chapter 1: The Invitation

This work of fiction contains adult themes and subject matter. Please do not read, reply, or reblog, if you are under the age of 18.

Series Summary: Today is your birthday. Waking from your slumber, you realize that today is not going to be as ordinary as you originally thought it was going to be. Chapter Summary: Your alarm clock goes off… which would normally be fine, but you know you didn’t set it. Odd. Word Count: 931 Characters: Reader Pairings: none for this chapter Warnings: none for this chapter A/N: I hope you like the clues! Chapter was beta’d by @thorne93 and @arrow-guy <3

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You wake to the sound of your alarm blaring. Odd. You don’t remember setting it. Today is your day off, and you were planning on spending it pampering yourself. Everyone you know is busy with life stuff, having already sent you cards and presents. So today was just gonna be you with your thoughts… and possibly the bathtub and some scented candles. Maybe binge something on Netflix or catch a movie marathon.

You stretch your arms and legs and reach for the button to turn off the offending device. Looking down at the table as you reach and tap the off button, you notice an envelope. On it is your name in very fancy script. It looks like it was penned by hand, but you don’t recognize the handwriting. Curiosity gets the best of you and you open it.

Inside are several smaller envelopes. The one labeled “Open First”, is on top. You open it and inside is a card with a silhouette of a birthday cake on it, done in watercolor. You hum in appreciation. Someone else in the house must have brought it into your room, before they left for the day.

Inside of the card is what appears to be an invitation. You scowl. Who would send you a birthday invitation to someone else’s party, on your birthday? Seems a bit rude. You keep reading. On the line labelled “guest of honor” is your name. Okay, this is strange. Someone you don’t know is throwing you a birthday party. You look through the stack of envelopes to find the one with a big number 2 on the front.

Opening it, you realize there is a bunch of confetti and a letter. The confetti is a mixture of what appears to be different items that hint at the fandoms you are part of. Some are people, others are more obscure. This makes you smile, as you dump it on your bed and throw it up in the air and watch it flutter back down. You know you probably look like a child, but you love stuff like this and no one can see you anyways so why not have some fun with it?

The letter describes the point of the contents of the envelope. This is sort of a mini scavenger hunt. You are to follow the instructions in the letters and at the end of the adventure, there is a prize.

The first instructions are to get up, get dressed, tend to any bathroom needs (whichever order is best for you), and go downstairs. Once down there, you are to open the envelope with the number 3 on it.

You move to the bathroom, perform your morning ritual, and head to your closet to look for something to wear. Inside, you find an outfit on a hanger with a note “wear me”. Not your usual choice for day-off clothes, but you shrug and put on the outfit. It is sort of business casual. You find the matching boots and put those on.

You gather up everything you’ve opened so far and you head downstairs. Once in the kitchen, you open the appropriate envelope. It instructs you to eat a hearty breakfast. One that will give you a lot of energy but not be too heavy on the stomach. Once that’s done, it tells you to open envelope number 4.

You fix yourself some of your favorite foods along with a pot of coffee. You pour yourself a cup, enjoying the quiet of the morning, thinking over the envelopes.

While you drink your second cup of coffee, you look over the letters you’ve already opened. Each one seems to be written by someone different, and each page has initials in the corner. You find this interesting. The invitation seems to have the same initials as all the letters you’ve opened so far. They line the very bottom of the page. You don’t remember them being there when you opened the invitation, initially. The first letter has “Dr. S.R.” in the bottom corner. The second one has “D.W.” in the corner. The note on your clothes has the initials “R.M.” on it. Letter number three has “S.W.” in the corner. The gears start to turn, as you mull over what the initials could mean.

Eagerly, you finish your breakfast and open letter number 4. Inside is a map. It looks like a map of your neighborhood, with some added streets. The new additions are where you are to go. At the bottom of the map are the initials “K.J.” This is the last thing to open so you are hoping that once you get to where the map tells you to go, you will find more clues.

Heading to the door, you pull on your coat, and reach for your hat. Pinned to it is a note that reads “Don’t forget me!” with the initials, “J., MH”.You smile at this and put the hat on your head.

Before walking out the door and locking up, you check to make sure all the letters, notes, and envelopes are in your bag. You aren’t sure you will need them, but it doesn’t hurt to be prepared. You adjust your scarf and take a few steps down your walkway. The wind seems to have changed, and isn’t as biting as usual for this time of year.

This makes you smile. It seems like even the wind wants to be helpful, as you make your way closer and closer to the prize at the end of your adventure.

Chapter 2: A Familiar Back Alley

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K.J’s Instagram Theme, Details

Follower Count: 1.1M

Following: 6

Number of Post: 103

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Posted: April 17, 2019

Caption: Nature is beautiful, so why not show your love for it with a photograph?

Likes: 986K

A Few Comments:

lilacs_star_bunji Cute...But not as cute as you-

lilacstan2016 He really loves him some pink flowers don’t he-

j.seph_ Nice bro

Posted: April 17, 2019

Caption: 나는 그녀를 로즈라고 부른다. I call her Rose🌹.

Likes: 1.1M

A Few Comments:

lilacs_snowflake_sh He was very happy when he got a new strap for Rose.

lilacs_wave_hui 로즈 🌹

lilacs.hoe.yup He’s had this guitar for like three years and I am soft-

Posted: April 17, 2019

Caption: 너는 이 사진에서 가장 아름다운 것이다... You are the most beautiful thing in this picture...

Likes: 879K

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Posted: April 3, 2019

Caption: Flowers and Music, my favorite aesthetic.

Likes: 872K

A Few Comments:

lilacs_snowflake_sh We get it you’re talented in more ways than one, you can stop now.

lilacs_moon_noah *aggressive keyboard smash*

   lilacs_sunflower_kj  @lilacs_moon_noah NoAh NoO

     lilacs_moon_noah @lilacs_sunflower_kj NoAh YeS

lilacs_soul_sollie Let’s get it-

Posted: April 3, 2019

Caption: I have to be honest, I found this image online🤣🤣 I hope you don’t mind!

Likes: 620K

A Few Comments:

lilacs_wave_hui All is forgiven, my child

lilacs_snowflake_sh HoW cOuLd YoU... Honestly, I don’t care-

   lilacs_sunflower_kj @lilacs_snowflake_sh You’re so annoying--

lilacs_star_bunji It’s okay!

Posted: April 3, 2019

Caption: 하��� 꽃밭에서 나를 부드럽게 눕혀라. Lie me gently in the white flower garden.

Likes: 952K

A Few Comments:

lilacs_soul_sollie I don’t know if you’re trying to be funny or not and because of it I don’t know what to say...

bigmathewww Nice photo bro~

lilacs_snowflake_sh You’re the only member that takes their username seriously when you post about flowers

    lilacs_sunflower_kj @lilacs_snowflake_sh I have an aesthetic I’m keeping in check thank you very much.

Posted: March 13, 2019

Caption: 정말 보고 싶어...

Likes: 1.2M

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Posted: March 13, 2019

Caption: 장미 좀 던져줘

Likes: 789K

A Few Comments:

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Bioelectrography Publications

Bioelectrography Publications

GDV Bioelectrography Publications in English Books, Articles, Patents, Proceedings IUMAB Library Free Books Videos Gallery Publications Kirlian Photography Publications UPD 2019 Bioelectrography Publications 2008-2018 UPD 2018 Bioelectrography Publications 2016-2017 Books 1. Konikiewicz L.W., Griff L.C. Bioelectrography – A new method for detecting cancer and body physiology. Harrisburg: Leonard Associates Press, 1982. 240 p. 2. Mandel P. Energy Emission Analysis; New Application of Kirlian Photography for Holistic Medicine. Synthesis Publishing Co., Germany. 1986. 3. Korotkov K. Light After Life. Backbone publishing, NY. 1998. 190 p. 4. ISBN 0-9644311-5-7. 5. Korotkov K. Aura and Consciousness – New Stage of Scientific Understanding. St.Petersburg, Russian Ministry of Culture. 1998. 270 p. ISBN 5-8334-0330-8. 6. Sanches Fernando. Aura y Ciencia. Mandala Ediciones. Madrid. 2000. 7. Kononenko I. Machine learning for medical diagnosis: history, state of the art and perspective. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine. 2001, 23, 89. 8. Measuring the Human Energy Field: State of the Science. Ed. R.A. Chez. National Institute of Health, Samueli Institute, Maryland, 2002. 9. Korotkov K. Human Energy Field: study with GDV bioelectrography. Backbone publishing, NY. 2002. 360 p. ISBN 096443119X. 10. Musiol M-J. Corps de Lumiere. Bodies of Light. Axe Neo-7 Art. 2003. ISBN 2-922794-03-2 11. Measuring Energy Fields: State of the Art. GDV Bioelectrography series. Vol. I. Korotkov K. (Ed.). Backbone Publishing Co. Fair Lawn, USA, 2004. 270 p. ISBN 097420191X 12. Korotkov K. Spiral Traverse. St. Petersburg, 2006. 13. Korotkov K. Champs D’Energie Humaine. Resurgence Collection. Belgique. 2005 14. Korotkov K., Carlos Mejia Osorio. La Bioelectrografia. Baranquilla. Colombia. 2005. 15. Korotkov. K. Geheimnisse des lebendigen Leuchtens. Herstellung Leipzig, Germany, 2006, 142 p. 16. Korotkov K.G. Les Principles De L’Analyse GDV. Marco Pietteur, Editeur, Belgue, 2009 17. ENERGY FIELDS ELECTROPHOTONIC ANALYSIS, 2011 18. The Energy of Consciousness, 2012 19. Science Confirms Reconnective Healing, 2012 more: IUMAB Bioelectrography Publications Forum

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Articles 1. Boyers D.G. Tiller W.A. Corona Discharge Photography. J of Applied Physics, 1973, 44, 3102-3112. 2. Pehek J.O., Kyler K.J., and Faust D.L. Image modulation in Corona Discharge Photography. Science 1976, 194, 263-270. 3. Opalinski J. Kirlian-type images and the transport of thin-film materials in high-voltage corona discharge. J. of Applied Physics 1979, 50, 498-504. Tiller W. On the evolution of Electrodermal Diagnostic Instruments. The Journal of Advancement in Medicine 1:41-72, 1988. 1998 4. Kolmakow S., Hanninen O., Korotkov K., Kuhmonen P. Gas discharge visualization system applied to the study of non-living biological objects // J. Pathophysiology. 1998. 5. 55. Skarja M., Berden M., and Jerman I. Influence of ionic composition of water on the corona discharge around water drops. J. of Applied Physics. 1998, 84, 2436. 1999 5. Howell Caroline J. The therapeutic effect of tai chi in the healing process of HIV. International J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. Nov 1999, pp. 16-20. 6. Shaduri M.I., Chichinadze G.K. Application of bioenergography in Medicine. Georgian Engineering News. 1999, 2, 109-112. 2000 7. Bundzen P., Zagrantsev V., Korotkov K., Leisner P., Unestahl L.-E. Comprehensive Bioelectrographic Analysis of Mechanisms of the Altered State of Consciousness. Human Physiology, 2000, 26, 5, 558-566. 8. Dobson Paul and O’Keffe Elena. Investigations into Stress and it’s Management using the Gas Discharge Visualisation Technique. International J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. June 2000. 2001 9. Korotkov K., Korotkin D. Concentration dependence of gas discharge around drops of inorganic electrolytes. J of Applied Physics, 2001, 89, 9, 4732-4737. 10. Russo M. Russo M, Choudhri AF, Whitworth G, Weinberg AD, Bickel W, and Oz MC. Quantitative analysis of reproducible changes in high-voltage electrophotography. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine 2001, 7, 6, 617-629. 2002 11. Bundzen P., Korotkov K., Nazarov I., Rogozkin V. Psychophysical and Genetic Determination of Quantum-Field Level of the Organism Functioning. Frontier Perspectives, 2002, 11, 2, 8-14. 12. Bundzen P., Korotkov K., Unestahl L.-E. Altered States of Consciousness: Review of Experimental Data Obtained with a Multiple Techniques Approach. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2002, 8 (2), 153-167. Korotkov K. Human Energy Field: study with GDV bioelectrography. Backbone publishing, NY. 2002. 360 p. ISBN 096443119X. 2003 13. Bell I., Lewis D.A., Brooks A.J., Lewis S.E., Schwartz G.E. Gas Discharge Visualisation Evaluation of Ultramolecular Doses of Homeopathic Medicines Under Blinded, Controlled Conditions. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2003, 9, 1: 25-37 14. Korotkov K. Where Do We Go? Frontier Perspectives. 2003, 12, 3, 30-37. 15. Vepkhvadze R., Gagua R., Korotkov K. et. GDV in monitoring of lung cancer patient condition during surgical treatment//Georgian oncology. Tbilisi. 2003. № 1(4). p. 60. 2004 16. Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Borisova M., Hayes M., Matravers P., Momoh K.S., Peterson P., Shiozawa K., and Vainshelboim A. The Research of the Time Dynamics of the Gas Discharge Around Drops of Liquids. J of Applied Physics. 2004, v. 95, N 7, pp. 3334-3338. 17. Korotkov K., Williams B., Wisneski L. Biophysical Energy Transfer Mechanisms in Living Systems: The Basis of Life Processes. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2004, 10, 1, 49-57. 18. Krizhanovsky E, Lim Kwong Choong, Influence of Subtle Energetic Change in Water on the Human Energy State, Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine Journal, 2004, Vol. 15 (2) 19. Korotkov K. Experimental Study of Consciousness Mechanisms with the GDV Bioelectrography. In: Science of Whole Person Healing. Volume 2. Rustum Roy (Ed.). New York, Lincoln, Shanghai. 2004. pp. 152-184. 20. Owens J, Van De Castle R: Gas discharge visualization (GDV) technique; in Korotkov K (ed): Measuring Energy Fields State of the Science. Fair Lawn, NJ, Backbone, 2004, pp 11–22. 21. Rubik B: Scientific analysis of the human aura. In Korotkov K (ed): Measuring Energy Fields State of the Science. Fair Lawn, NJ, Backbone, 2004, pp 157–170. 22. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Aveda advertisement – Tourmaline Charged Radiance Fluid Jane Magazine. August 2004. pp. 24-25 23. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Aveda GDV Research Measures Raw Material Energies “The Rose Sheet” Toiletries, Fragrances, and Skin Care. Vol. 25, No. 16. April 19, 2004. pp. 4 24. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. New Approaches to Testing Natural Fragrances and Flavors. Happi Magazine. January 2005. 2005 25. Bundzen P. V., Korotkov K. G., Korotkova A. K., Mukhin V. A., and Priyatkin N. S. Psychophysiological Correlates of Athletic Success in Athletes Training for the Olympics Human Physiology, Vol. 31, No. 3, 2005, pp. 316–323. Translated from Fiziologiya Cheloveka, Vol. 31, No. 3, 2005, pp. 84–92. 26. Korotkov K., Bundzen P., Bronnikov V., Lognikova L. Bioelectrographic Correlates of the Direct Vision Phenomenon. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . V 11, N 5, 2005, pp. 885–893 27. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Bioelectrographic Testing of Mineral Samples: A Comparison of Techniques. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. 2005: Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 299-304. 28. Rubik B., Brooks A. Digital High-Voltage Electrophotographic Measures of the Fingertips of Subjects Pre and Post-Qigong. Evidence Based Integrative Medicine. 2 (4), 245-242, 2005. 29. Hacker GW, Pawlak E, Pauser G, Tichy G, Jell H, Posch G, Kraibacher G, Aigner A, Hutter J: Biomedical evidence of influence of geopathic zones on the human body: scientifically traceable effects and ways of harmonization. Forsch Komplementärmed Klass Naturheilkd 12: 315-327, 2005. 30. Cowan M. and Nunley B. The Effects of Crystal Bowl Toning on the Chakras as Measured by the Gas Discharge Visualization Technique (GDV) and Scores on the Profile of Mood States Scale. Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine. V.16, N 2, pp 37-40, 2005. 31. Gibson s., Williams B. The effect of music and focused meditation on the human energy field as measured by the gas discharge visualization (GDV) technique and profile of mood states. Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine. V.16, N 2, pp 57-60, 2005. 32. Haydon B, Nunley B. A GDV Comparison of Human Energy Fields Before and After Stimulation of Sheay’s Rings of Fire, Earth, Water, Air, Crystal. Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine. V.16, N 2, pp 69-72, 2005. 33. Dobson, P & O’Keeffe, E. The Efficacy of the Gas Discharge Visualization technique as a Measure of Physical and Mental Health. Proceedings of the Eighteenth IEEE Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems, Dublin, Ireland, June.2005 2007 34. Ciesielska I.L., Masajtis J. The influence of textiles on corona discharge created around a human fingertip. Fibers & Textiles in Eastern Europe. 2007, v. 15, N. 5 – 6, pp 64 – 65. 2008 35. Ciesielska I.L., Masajtis J. The preliminary studies of influence of garments on human beings' corona discharge. International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology. 2008. 20. N 5. pp 299 – 316 2009 36. Polushin J, Levshankov A, Shirokov D, Korotkov K. Monitoring Energy Levels during treatment with GDV Technique. J of Science of Healing Outcome.. 2:5. 5-15, 2009. 37. Korotkov K, Orlov D, Madappa K. New Approach for Remote Detection of Human Emotions. Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine • V 19, N 3, pp 1- 15, 2009. 38. Bigler C , Levite D, van der Meer M, Kaufmann M und Weibe FP. Rotwein unter Hochspannung: Mehrjährige Qualitäts-Untersuchung mit Gas-Discharge-Visualisation (GDV). 10. Wissenschaftstagung Ökologischer Landbau. Beitrag archiviert unter http://orgprints.org/view/projects/int_conf_2009_wita.html 39. Rgeusskaja G.V., Listopadov U.I. Medical Technology of Electrophotonics – Gas Discharge Visualization - in Evaluation of Cognitive Functions. J of Science of Healing Outcome. V.2, N 5, pp.15-17, 2009. 40. Ciesielska I.L. Images of corona discharges as a source of information about the influence of textiles on humans. Autex research journal, 2009, vol. 9, no1, 36-41 2010 41. Korotkov K.G., Matravers P, Orlov D.V., Williams B.O. Application of Electrophoton Capture (EPC) Analysis Based on Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV) Technique in Medicine: A Systematic Review. The J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. January 2010, 16(1): 13-25. 42. Kostyuk N, Meghanathan N, Isokpehi R.D., Bell T, Rajnarayanan R, Mahecha1 O, Cohly H., Biometric Evaluation of Anxiety in Learning English as a Second Language. International Journal of Computer Science and Network Security, V.10 No.1, pp 220-229, 2010 43. Korotkov K, Orlov D. Analysis of Stimulated Electrophotonic Glow of Liquids. www.WaterJournal.org V 2, 44. Szadkowska I. , Masajtis J., Gosh J.H. Images of corona discharges in patients with cardiovascular diseases as a preliminary analysis for research of the influence of textiles on images of corona discharges in textiles' users. Autex research journal, 2010. v l. 10, n 1, pp 26-30. 45. Ciesielska I.L. The precursory analysis of the influence of garments on corona discharge created around a human fingertip. Textile research journal, 2010; v. 80: pp. 216 - 225. 46. Augner Chr., Hacker G.W., Schwarzenbacher S., Pauser G.: Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV): Eine auf physikalischen Methoden und Meridiananalysen basierende Technik zur Untersuchung von Stressreaktionen und energetischen Schwachstellen – Zwischenbericht laufender Forschung. (Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV): A Technique Based on Physical Methods and Meridian Analyses to Detect Stress Reactions and Energetic Weaknesses – Report of Ongoing Research.) Dt. Ztschr. f. Akup. (DZA) – German Journal of Acupuncture & Related Techniques 53, 14-20 (2010). 47. Korotkov K., Levichev A. The 3-fold Way and Consciousness Studies, http://www.chronos.msu.ru/EREPORTS/korotkov_3-fold.pdf 48. Korotkov K., De Vito D., Arem K., Madappa K., Williams B., Wisneski L. Healing Experiments Assessed with Electrophotonic Camera. Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine • V 20, N 3, pp 1- 15, 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 1. Korotkov Konstantin et al. Measurements with Sputnik during the sun eclipse in USA. 08-2017. 2. Kelmerson Henri Buck, et al. Use of Electrobiographic Photo on Comparison Among Breast Cancer, Healthy Sedentary, and Healthy Runners Women // Center for Advanced Research in Quality of Life (CPAQV), Vol. 8, No. 2, 2016 3. Shiva Kumar K. et al. Electro-Photonic Imaging for detecting an intervention (meditation) // International Journal of Current Medical And Pharmaceutical Research, Research Vol. 2, 2016, pp.214-218. 4. Korotkov Konstantin. Recent Advances in Electrophotonic Image Processing // Recent Patents and Topics on Imaging (Discontinued), 5(2): 119-123. 5. Korotkov K. Science of Measuring Energy Fields. A Revolutionary Technique to Visualize Energy Fields of Humans and Nature. In: Bioelectromagnetic and Subtle Energy Medicine. Paul Rosh (ed). CRC Press, London, New York, 2015, pp 111-121. 6. Aleksandrova EV., Kovelkova TN. , Strychkov P V., Yakovleva E G. ,
 Korotkov K G.. Electrophotonic Analysis of Arterial Hypertension. J of Science of Healing Outcome. V.7, N 28, pp 4-12. 7. Yakovleva E. G., Buntseva O. A., Belonosov S.S., Fedorov E.D., Korotkov K., and Zarubina T. V.. Identifying Patients with Colon Neoplasias with Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. 2015, 21(11): 720-724. doi:10.1089/acm.2014.0168. 8. D. Muehsam; G. Chevalier; T. Barsotti; B.T. Gurfein. An overview of biofield devices. // Global Adv Health Med. 2015; 4(suppl):42-51. DOI: 10.7453/gahmj.2015.022.suppl 9. Patent US 9,075,093 B2 Date 07/07/2015 Device for measuring electromagnetic field intensity. Korotkov K.G. 10. The Energy of Space, second edition. The Biointernet Series. Book by Dr. Konstantin Korotkov. 11. The Energy of Health. Book by Dr. Konstantin Korotkov. The Biointernet Series. 12. The Emerging Science of Water. Vladimir Voeikov and Konstantin Korotkov 2018

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IUMAB Library Free Books Videos Gallery Publications Kirlian Photography Publications GDV/EPI papers on medicine and psychophysiology published in 2008-2018 In 2010 we published review of papers on application of GDV/EPI technology in medicine and psychophysiology published before 2007 . Herewith we present list of papers published in 2008-2018. Full text: GDV/EPI papers on medicine and psychophysiology published in 2008-2018 Patents Patent US 7,595,868 B2 Date Sep. 29, 2009 Method for Determining Hair Conditions. Korotkov KG Patent US 7,869,636 B2 Date Jan 11, 2011 Method for Determining the Anxiety level of a human being. Dr. Korotkov patents, Biolectrography Patents

Proceedings (Archive)

Proceedings in English 1999 Kolmakow S., Hanninen O., Korotkov K., Bundzen P. Gas Discharge Visu¬alisation and Spectrometry in Detection of Field Effect // Mechanism of Adaptive Behaviour : - Abstracts of Int. Sympos. St. Petersburg, 1999. 39-40. 2000 Bevk M, Kononenko I, Zrimek T. Relation between energetic diagnoses and GDV images. In Proc New Science of Consciousness Conference,. Ljublana, October 2000, pp. 54-58. Bundzen P., Korotkov K., Massanova F., Kornysheva A. Diagnostics of Skilled Athletes PsychoPhysical Fitness by the Method of Gaz Discharge Visualisation Proceedings 5th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science. – Jyväskylä, Finland, 2000. – P. 186. Bundzen, P.V. and Korotokov, K.G. Health evaluation based on GDV parameters. In Proc International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography, St. Petersburg, Russia, 2000, pp 5-7. Kolmakov S. and Hanninen O. Fingertip Gas Discharge pattern in electro-magnetic field reflect Mental Activity, Finish Psysiological Society, Joensuu, 27, 2000. Sanches Fernando. Aura y Ciencia. Mandala Ediciones. Madrid. 2000. 2001 Rein G., Giacomoni P., Cioca G., Gubernick J., Vainshelboim A., Matravers P., Korotkov K. Characterization Of The Energetic Properties Of Gems Using The Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. Proceedings of the International Congress “Science, Information, Spirit”, St. Petersburg, 2001. P.48. 2002 Bundzen P., Korotkov K. New computer technology for evaluating the psycho-physical fitness of athletes. Physical Education and Sport. Warszawa, 2002, 46 (1), 392-393. Gibson S. The effect of music and focused meditation on the human energy field as measured by the gas discharge visualisation (GDV) technique and profile of mood states. Thesis of a dissertation submitted to the faculty of HOLOS university graduate seminary. April 2002. Roberts N-R. Parallel investigation of the meridian stress assessment (msa-21) and the gas discharge visualization devices: can they measure the effects of acupuncture treatment on the body’s energy state? Thesis of a dissertation submitted to the faculty of HOLOS University Graduate Seminary. March 2002. Krizhanovsky E., Korotkov K., Borisova M., Matravers P., Vainshelboim A. Time dynamics of gas discharge around the drops of liquids// Proceedings of the International Congress “Science, Information, Spirit”, St. Petersburg, 2002. P.54-56. E. Krizhanovsky, K. Korotkov. Dynamics of Gas Discharge around drops of liquids and human fingers // 3rd European Interdesciplinary School on Nonlinear Dynamics for System and Signal Analysis “Euroattractor 2002”: book of abstracts. Warsaw, Poland, 2002. P.68 Bascom R, Buyantseva L, Zhegmin Q, Dolina M, Korotkov K: Gas discharge visualization (GDV)-bioelectrography. Description of GDV performance under workshop conditions and principles for consideration of GDV as a possible health status measure; in Francomano CA, Jonas WB, Chez RA (eds): Proceedings: Measuring the Human Energy Field. State of the Science. Corona del Mar, CA, Samueli Institute, 2002, pp 55–66. 2003 Giacomoni P., Hayes M., Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Matravers P., Momoh K.S., Shaath N. and Vainselboim A. Investigation of Essential Oils and Synthetic Fragrances using the Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Technique//World Perfume Congress. Seoul. Korea. 2003, p18. Giacomoni P., Hayes M., Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Matravers P., Momoh K.S., Peterson P., Shaath N., Vainselboim A. Study of cultural aspects of cosmetology using the dynamic gas discharge visualization technique// Proceedings of the International Congress “Science, Information, Spirit”, St. Petersburg, 2003. P.95. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Essential Oils and Synthetic Fragrances Using the Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Technique IFSCC Conference 2003; Seoul, Korea. Proceeding Book Part 1. pp. 431-43. 2004 Ahmetely G., Boldireva U. et. al. Allergy etiology diagnostics using Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. Proceedings of St. Petersburg Military Medical Academy. St. Petersburg, 2004. Senkin V.V., Ushakov I.B., Bubeev U.A. Bioelectrographic criteria of overload tolerance of summer pilot team in centrifuge expert test // Proceedings of the conference «Neurobiotelekom» SPb, 2004, pp 69-70 Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Momoh K.S. Investigation of natural and synthetic flavors and fragrances using the dynamic gas discharge visualization technique. Proceedings of PITTCON Conference. Chicago 2004. p. 14900-900. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Intrinsic Energy of Odorant and Olfactory Responses Using Gas Discharge Visualization International Congress of Systematic Medicine. Caracas, Venezuela. January 21-22, 2005. pp. 236-238. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Natural and Synthetic Flavors and Fragrances Using the Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. PITTCON Abstract 2004. CD-ROM. 14900-900. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Observing the Behavioral Response of Human Hair to a Specific External Stimulus Using Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization TRI/Princeton Conference on Applied Hair Science. Princeton, New Jersey. June 9-10, 2004. Book of Abstracts. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Observing the Behavioral Response of Human Hair to a Specific External Stimulus Using Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Journal of Cosmetic Science. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Applied Hair Science. Full Manuscript. Princeton, New Jersey. June 9-10, 2004. pp. S91-S104. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Observing the Behavioral Response of Human Hair to a Specific External Stimulus using Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization IFSCC 3rd Congress. Orlando, FL 2004. Abstract. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Aveda advertisement – Tourmaline Charged Radiance Fluid Jane Magazine. August 2004. pp. 24-25 Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Energetical Properties of Holistic Cosmetic Materials and Products PCITX Personal Care Ingredients & Technology Exposition. April 14, 2004. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Electric and Magnetic Field and Electron Channeling in Human Hair. IFSCC 23rd Congress. Florence, Italy September 2005. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. GDV Technology Applications for Cosmetic Sciences IEEE 18th Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS 2005). Dublin, Ireland. June 2005. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Conscious and Subconscious Reactions to Essential Oil Blends ISOEN Olfaction and Electronic Nose 11th International Symposium. Barcelona, Spain. April 13-15, 2005. Poster presentation. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. The New Investigation of Specific Aqueous Systems Using Dynamic GDV-Graphy PITTCON. Orlando, FL. March 3, 2005. Abstract presentation. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Utilization of Powdered Gemstones in Oil-Based Formulations. IFSCC 23rd Congress. Florence, Italy September. 2005 Korotkov K. MONITORING ENERGY LEVELS DURING CAM TREATMENT WITH GDV TECHNIQUE. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. Pp 7-15 Krizhanovsky E.V., Korotkina S.A., Korotkov K.G. ROLE OF THE HUMAN CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE FORMATION OF THE GLOW OF THE SKIN IN HIGH INTENSITY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. 16-17 Korotkov K. EXPERIMENTS WITH “5TH ELEMENT” SENSOR IN VENEZUELA. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. 33-36 Korotkov K. WORLD WITHOUT BLINDNESS. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. 38-42 2006 Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S., Raatsi C. Price K. Korotkov. K. Investigation of essential oils and aroma ingredients using Dynamic GDV. 37th ISEO, Grasse, France, 2006, L-14. Korotkov K.G., Petrova E.N., Malyugin V.I., Kizevetter D.V., Vainshelboim A., Matravers P. TIME DYNAMICS OF HUMAN HAIR REACTION TO LASER ILLUMINATION AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD. Proceedings of X International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2006. 73-74 2007 Korotkov К., Korotkova A., Petrova E. Evaluation and analysis of the athletes inclined to using alcohol and drugs. Proceedings of the 12th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science. Jyvaskyla, Finland, 2007. Ciesielska I.L., Masajtis J. The influence of textiles on corona discharge created around a human fingertip. Fibers & Textiles in Eastern Europe. 2007, v. 15, N. 5 – 6, pp 64 – 65. Bigler C., Weibel F.P. Testing agricultural commodities with Gas-Discharge-Visualisation (GDV). Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 93-96. Cowan M. The Effects of Crystal Bowl Toning on the Chakras as Measured by the Gas Discharge Visualization Technique (GDV). Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 103-106. Dobson P., O’Keeffe E. Investigation into the GDV Technique and Personality. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 111-112. Džamić I., Kunosić J., Mlađenović M. Sensitivity of human energetic field to geopathogenic radiation and the efficiency of magnetic protection. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 97-98. Korotkov K. Scientific Analysis of the Energy Fields with Electro-Photonic Capture/Gas Discharge Visualization (EPC/GDV). Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 10-11. Korotkov K. Water and liquids analysis with EPC. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 35-37. Korotkov K. General principles of electrophotonic analysis. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 87-92. Papuga P. Methodological difficulties in GDV evaluation in patients with hyperthyroidism. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 113-116. Saeidov W. Living water from Tunjice and its properties. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 38-39. Stošić A., Kononenko I., Porenta M. The influence of artificial beach on human coronas. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 99-102. Žulič A., Kononenko I., Šmarčan D. The influence of Situla A Detox on human coronas. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 107-110. Vrhovnik K., Jakovljević M., Tušak M. Effects of relaxation technique step-by-step on anxiety, depression, arterial blood pressure and heart rate on patients with cardiovascular disease. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 131-134. 2008 1. Chalko T. Earthquake energy rise on earth. Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 2. Dornbierer E., Stoyer T., Bigler Ch., Pirchl G. GDV study about the interference suppression of veins in the community of vorderstoder (Austria) Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 3. Dulnev G.N., Strazhmejster I.B., Chashchin A.V. Estimation of informational influences of spiritual practice on the person by using of the system "Eniothron" Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 4. Dulnev G.N., Krashenjuk A.I. Informational medicine Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 5. Gaupp-Berghausen R. The water is mirror of qualitative information Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 6. Korotkov K., Petrova E., Zhai H., Chan H., Wolfram L.J., Maibach H., Matraverse P. Electro photonic analysis of human hair and influence of humidity Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 7. Korotkov K., Matravers P., Petrova E., Korotkova A., Shapin A. Correlation between objective and subjective reactions to smelling essential oils Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 8. Korotkov K., Matravers P., Mommoh K., Petrova E., Korotkova A., Shapin A. Influence of massage with essential oils to human energy Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 9. Korotkov K.G., Orlov D.V., Petrova E.N. Standardization of measurement process on «GDV compact» Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 10. Korotkov K.G., Matravers P., Pharm.D., Orlov D.V., Williams B.O. Application of electrophoton capture (EPC) analysis based on gas discharge visualization (GDV) technique in medicine: a systematic review Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 11. Korotkov K .effects of shamanic ceremony in Peru on GDV-grams Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 12. Korotkov K., Korotkova A. Study of the condition of matadors during the corrida Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 13. Kozik S.V. Study of empirical GDV parameters and data of psychodiagnostics Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 14. Krashenyuk A., Danilov A., Korotkov K. The monitoring in real time and an estimation of adequacy leeching treatments Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 15. Levichev А. An example of a singular action of scale transformations within the linear-fractional action of the conformal group on the non-compact group U(1,1) Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 16. Maibach H., Zhai H., Chan H.P., Wolfram L.J., Matraverse P., Korotkov K., Petrova E. Electro photonic analysis of hair and non hair fibers and investigation of different hair treatments Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 17. Semichina L.P. Perspectives of Development of Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Products which do no disturb the Water Structure in Human Tissues Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 18. Smirnov I. MRET activated water and its successful application for prevention treatment and enhanced tumor resistance in animal oncology models Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 19. Steel R. The evolution of ideas over thirty years working with Kirlian photography Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 20. Taylor R. A preliminary study of the “life-energy” associated with orgonite, ormus and pyramids by means of a quantitative dowsing technique Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 21. Voeikov V.L. Water – the proto-organism Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 22. Yakovleva E.G., Struchkov P.V., Zarubina T.V., Kondratova E.U. Evaluation of GDV diagnostic potential for detection of patients with main arterial involvement on extracranial level and left ventricular hypertrophy Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 23. Kopyltsov A.V., Lukyanov G..N., Serov I.N. Semiconductor plate with the self-affin relief of surface in interaction with the electromagnetic radiation Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 2009 24. Cohly H., Kostyuk N., Isokpehi R., Rajnarayanan R.Bio-electrographic method for preventive health care. Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 25. Kostyuk N., Rajnarayanan R., Isokpehi R., Korotkov K., Howcroft S., Yeager M., Mann H., Cohly H. Bio-electrographic method in detecting heterogeneity and unique features in autism Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 26. Ewer T.QEEG in CFS and MCS - Rewiring Neural Pathways Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 27. Korotkov K.Complex approach to study of noosphere-ecology parameters Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 28. Korotkov K., Sorokin O.EPC/GDV measurements during sun eclips 01.08.2008 in Siberia Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 29. Korotkov K.Baikal water ceremony by Dr. Masaru Emoto 03 August 2008 Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 30. Korotkov K., Madappa K. EPC/GDV measurements during reconnection workshop in Los Angeles Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 31. Orlov D.V., Korotkov K.G., Velichko E.N. Methodology of measuring natural environmental objects using EPC/GDV method Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 32. Khannanov I., Korotkov K., Orlov D. Essay in Bioelectrography of Musical Effects nvironment Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 33. Velichko E.N., Sochevanov V.N., Brunov V.V., Tulyakova K.A. The results of GDV/EPA measurements with air antenna in “places of power” of Vologodskaya area Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 34. Velichko E.N., Sochevanov V.N., Brunov V.V. Influence of “places of power” of Vologodskaya area on human state Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 35. Pearl E., DeVito D. The new frequencies of healing Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 36. Rodina J.D., Ovcharenko S.V., Malojvan J.V. Psychological aspects of disabled sportsmen training and the usage of gas discharge visualization technique Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 37. Rabe L. Evaluation of training sessions for the EMF balancing technique using the GDV/EPI measurement technology Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 38. Levichev А. The simplest matrix realization of the oscillator group L and a possible mathematical model for Daniel Andreev’s “Multi-Planed Reality” Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 39. Rey L. Life and the living beyond space and time Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 40. Rey L. Glimpses on the transfer of information in homeopathic dilutions Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 41. Shishkanov S.F., Domrachev G.A., Vorobiev A.V., Volovik M.I. Nanotechnologies for investigation of water decomposition by GDV- and thermal-vision methods: heat effect of radical recombination and its applications in medicine Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 42. Voeikov V.L., Do Ming Ha, Mukhitova O.G., Vilenskaya N.D., Malishenko S.I., Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 43. Bogachuk A.S. Intrinsic sustained activity of bicarbonate aqueous solutions Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 44. Pollack G. Water, Energy and Surfaces: An Unexpectedly Profound Linkage Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 45. Kolokolov V.A., Grigorovich V.K., Dzyba G.N., Grigorovich N.V. Evaluation of human organism reaction on nutrition and food product’s properties using the GDV method Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009

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BOOKS, PROCEEDINGS of congresses The book by Dr. Korotkov “Human Energy Field. Study with GDV Bioelectrography” has been translated into French by Jean-Marie Danze. Proceedings of the VIII International Congress “Science. Information. Spirit.” 2004. St. Petersburg. Russia. The edition is devoted to the VIII International Congress on Bioelectrography which took place 3-5, July, 2004 in St.-Petersburg. In this book, articles reflecting the basic directions of researches in the field of medical, applied bioelectrography and water study are collected. The materials submitted in the book predetermine availability of the further researches on improvement of the method GDV and its subsequent introduction into the international medical, sports and research practice. Measuring Energy Fields: State of the Science. Author: K. Korotkov Volume I in the GDV Bioelectrography series presents recent studies and applications of the Gas Discharge Visualisation (GDV) technique. Our previous books were created by a small group of associates. This volume presents a wide range of articles by authors from different countries. After seven years of development, the GDV techniques entered a new stage of “catalytic growth” with innovative methods emerging from various laboratory and clinical settings. Research by independent groups around the world demonstrates that the GDV technique provides methods for recording subtle dynamics in the energy fields of objects with various natures. GDV assessment methods are demonstrated to have a wide range of important applications in medicine, sports performance, materials testing, as well as analytic studies of human consciousness and spiritual healing. “Human Energy Field: study with GDV bioelectrography” Author: K. Korotkov This book is dedicated to the presentation of the scientific foundations and practical applications of the Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV) technique. This technique represents a revolutionary new method for the study of biological subjects, namely biological energy fields. This research extends scientific tradition, developed in Russia in the twentieth century. The Human Energy Field carries information on physical, mental and spiritual states of a human being, and the GDV Bioelectrography technique is the first method in the world which gives an opportunity to study this information. Utilizing the latest advances in technology, such as microelectronics, computer imaging, and data mining, scientists have been able to create an entirely new class of scientific instruments that allow the practitioner to view, measure and analyze biological subjects in a manner that has never been possible before. The GDV technique has been found to have numerous highly important applications in medicine, sports, consciousness studies, material testing and other areas, discussed in this book… Whether the reader is a physicist, poet or philosopher, this technique offers an entirely new understanding of the world in which we live. Each encounter simply confirms the wisdom contained in all the holy books of every religion. We are all one. We are all connected. We are the interrelation of Matter, Information and Spirit. Table of Contents Ch.1 Introduction on GDV technique. Part I. PRACTICE. Ch.2 BEO GDV Analysis (protocol, principles of recording and analyzing GDV-grams, BEO-grams, separation of psychological and physical energy fields, estimates of anxiety and stress, right-left correlations, measurements of the energetics of Chakras, measuring the influence of mental processes on human energy field, influence of individuals, effect of perspiration,, testing of medication and substances, GDV therapy. Ch.3 Dependence of GDV parameters on age (entropy of biological organisms, BEO-gram characteristics of ages, children and youths, adualts, and elderly, transition to the end of physical life, posthumous state. Ch.4 Examples of GDV analysis. Part II. APPLICATIONS. Ch.5 Medicine (results and prospects of GDV bioelectrography applications, bronchial asthma patients, health quality evaluations). Ch.6 Consciousness study (bioelectrography correlation with direct vision phenomenon, influence of consciousness on the processes in the material world). Ch.7 Sport (evaluation of the psycho-physical fitness of athletes based on GDV method). Ch.8 Testing Liquids (distilled water characteristics, time dynamics of gas discharge around liquid drops). Part III. SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS. Ch.9 Physical approach. Ch.10 Biophysical approach. Ch.11 Mind-body connections. Ch.12 Oriental philosophy and medical approach. Ch.13 Entropy-synrgetic approach. Ch.14 Fields of biological subjects. Ch.15 Essay on consciousness. Part IV. TECHNIQUES. Ch.16 Studies of GDV parameters of various materials (water, homeopathic solutions information-coded medicines, blood, urine, other biological liquids, plants, foods, minerals and precious stones). Ch.17 Stability and reproducibility of GDV-graphy data. Ch.18 GDV camera design. Ch.19 GDV software. Ch.20 “Quantum-Health” system of health analysis. “Aura and Consciousness: New stage of scientific understanding” Author: K. Korotkov What is Aura from modern point of view and how it may be studied and measured? How we can measure consciousness influence to the physical world? How GDV technique is related to Kirlian photography? All these topics and a lot of others are discussed in this book. Mainly it is dedicated to results of GDV technique basics and practical applications – the technique has drawn strength both from quantitative processing and the new scientific understandings of subtle dimensions. GDV technique benefits both from the beauty of colorful star-like pictures and from the accuracy of their statistical analysis.  

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I’m the anon who requested the K.J. Apa one-shot where the reader is the lead singer of the rock band Sonic Boom. I forgot to mention that a male friend of hers is the bassist. Whoops! Can you make an Instagram profile for him when you make the Instagram profiles for the rest of the band? His face claim is Colin Ford. He doesn’t have a bio. He has 819 posts and 22 million followers and is following 796 people. You can pick his name.

Hi!! Yeah of course! 

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PHOT301 - Mileage May Vary - Work in Progress Zine & Experimental Journal Ideas

The zine is something that I had mentioned in the formative assessment for PHOT301. I wanted to make this because I was curious to see how this body of work came together in a book/zine/magazine format. One of the end results that I want to have for the FMP is a coffee table style book that can be viewed at Free Range, and contain a multitude of images from this project that clearly shows what my project is about. For this, I need to run a few tests to figure out what I should be creating, and how to make it. 

For this, I decided to create a zine style of booklet, displaying images from this project that I particularly enjoy. The rationale for the selection process was selecting the cars that had an air of intrigue within them, whether that be with damage to the vehicle, or that the vehicle is particularly rare to see. I then decided to lay out the zine with the cars in chronological order, going from oldest to newest. However, it finishes with the aftermath of the crash that happened very close to where I was staying during Christmas, but sadly missing its departure only by an hour or so.

The front cover was also something that I was contemplating for a while, and was the most worrisome part of the whole experience. I knew how I wanted to display my images, and how which ones I wanted, but was very unsure on what would represent the front cover. I have always wanted to rejuvenate my graphic design style of work that I undertook during my Access Course and PHOT103. 

This is my favourite example from Exploded Image, all the way back in first year. This project was mainly a spin on our very alienating, fast paced and transport centric world. It was heavily influenced by Stanley Donwood’s artwork for the ever inspiring 1997 OK Computer by Radiohead. This is a style I have wanted to revive and to place elements of it into my current work - I also find it interesting how a lot of the earlier aspects of my degree are surfacing up again, which is a welcome change to the fairly similar work that was undertaken during year two. 

I had an idea of what I wanted to create, but unsure about how undertake it. The graphic elements had to be a part of it to make somewhat of a statement with the front cover. I don’t necessarily want it to be a straight photograph, as it only really tells you about the photograph, rather than the project. Subtle hints to what the project is about, seems like a good aim for me. 

Before

After

Above, is what I had created. I chose to use the cluster of parked Fiats and Alfa Romeo as it featured a good amount of cars, rather than a singular vehicle in the image. I opened it up into GIMP and erased away the surroundings, only keeping the parked cars. The photograph was then desaturated and then coloured red in a gradient map style, with an added a bitmap style of manipulation. This was the emulate the newspaper print styling of new reports of the scheme, and the red colouring represents the Labour government that brought the scheme to fruition. 

The plates were also covered up with a piece of paper that I found around a while ago. Its a form of tag which was most likely used to detail scrap parts in a yard, by K.J. Pike.

The back features a few options to fill in, mostly in a warehouse setting. K.J. Pike comes up as a company in Blandford Forum that repairs and refurbishes trolleys. Annoyingly I can’t remember where I found it, but I do remember that it was on a rather wet and drizzly day, and it was stuck to the road. I also knew that I had use it at some point for MMV. 

Final Version

There is also a second version which has been edited differently and features no blacks and blends more into the white. For me, I prefer this version purely because it blends more into the whites and the aesthetic is likened to poster design, of which I enjoy. This was created by adjusting the contrast and the lightness of the colouring, with the addition of the ‘scrapped’ tag being merged into the car layer. 

The front cover has been kept fairly clean and clinical. I wanted there to be a lot of white space like a gleaming shopping mall to juxtapose the featuring images, with the cover to represent the entire project in such a way that it doesn’t spell it out - almost having a level of ambiguity to it. I also used Roboto Condensed for all of the writing (albeit minimal) as I rather like the modern sans style font. It also manages to lend itself quite well to the graphic design style of the cover image. 

This isn’t just an online zine, it is also a physical one. I wanted to have something physical, as it seemed a shame to not have anything physical apart from a selection of prints. The zine is more of a work in progress publication, rather than what the final thing will look like. I wanted to see how my images work in a physical space, culminated into a small A4 booklet. I decided to print this at The Artside, just so I could have it fastback bound. I didn’t want to have it stapled together, or have it ring bound as I am not a massive fan of both of those options for something that will be a photo book in the end. Stapling the book will make it look like a magazine, and ring binding will make it more of a document. Fastback binding, to me, looks far more professional and sleek, keeping everything clean and low profile. It was printed onto 200gsm satin card with a black card backing. 

The print quality is pleasing, and perfectly fits the ‘zine’ aesthetic. An example of the front cover here shows the sharpness of the print, in addition to the colour reproduction. The photographs of the zine was taken with my Lumix G1 with a CCTV 25mm F1.4 lens. This lens gives a unique swirly bokeh and the fast aperture of F1.4. 

In total, this zine cost me £15 including printing and binding, which I think is a decent price for the end result. Not to mention that it only took around 30 minutes to make, so it was nice to hand in my PDF file, grab a coffee and come back with it all finished and ready to take home. Another bonus to this, is supporting a local business. While it is sometimes nice to order a nice photo book online, I would rather help support local business who still get a good footfall of students come in for there printing - it keeps them in business and provides us with quality products. Whilst this is a good thing, I would also like to invest in a thermal binder somewhere down the line, so I would be able to make my own zines. However, for the time being I am happy to support local businesses and keeping them going. I am also happy with the zines outcome, and I am looking forward to seeing what I’ll be able to create next with the up and coming work flow. 

Experimental Journal Plans

The experimental research journal takes on the same form of the zine, in terms of the cover at least. This is to keep a level of continuity within the project. However, I would like to make it more of a manual rather than a journal, and link in some MOT certificate aspects. 

This shows the changes to the MOT certificate back in 2018, with the older version on the left and the new version on the right. I would like to utilise the older version, which would contain details about the shoot/research, with the opposite page showing contact sheets/images and practitioners work. Along with this will be an ‘advisories’ and a ‘reasons for failure’ section detailing things to change and things that didn’t work. These are to reflect the MOT test needed for cars to stay on the road. 

The journal will include all shoots, containing the contact sheets and some highlighted images. Practitioners work will also be included with the same advisory and failure sections. These sections will be redacted and kept to a very minimal word count. This blog is very wordy, and I want the experimental/condensed journal to be a cut down version of my shoots and contextual information that advises my thinking. This shall also be created in Canva, following the same front cover and adding the MOT certificate base to form the journal.

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*Someone’s* aggressive D will decide Florida-Miami in Week 0

Either Florida’s aggressive safeties or Miami’s experienced front could take over in Orlando.

The Gators and Hurricanes’ season opener in Orlando will likely be billed as the battle for Florida, although you could argue that the state’s best team is from Orlando itself and won’t be involved. Dan Mullen’s UF went 10-3 in his first year, winning a New Year’s bowl and generating a lot of momentum. Miami will start Year 1 under Manny Diaz, whom the Canes recalled from Temple to replace the retiring Mark Richt after a disappointing 7-6 season.

In addition to the recruiting stakes in Florida, the Gators have additional hopes of competing for the SEC East. Diaz has hit the ground running in Miami with a bunch of high-profile transfers and could rebound quickly in the vulnerable ACC Coastal.

With Florida State floundering, ESPN might as well make a Florida heavyweight champion belt and hand it to the winner. That’s what a victory will do for someone’s perception. Here are some games to watch unfold within the first big game of the 2019 season.

Miami’s offense and Florida’s defense are designed to beat each other. The Gators’ safeties might decide who wins that matchup.

Florida and Miami have a long rivalry, but these coaching staffs have quite a bit of history together too. Diaz was Mullen’s defensive coordinator at Mississippi State in 2015. While he was there, he faced an Arkansas offense coordinated by Enos, who lost the game but won the exchange against Diaz in a 51-50 MSU victory over the Razorbacks. After taking over at Miami, Diaz went and secured Enos from Alabama to run the Miami offense.

Enos’ Arkansas offenses were renowned for their run/pass balance, tying their run and pass games close together with play-action, and even doing so via lead draw looks:

Then, as Alabama QB coach, Enos helped oversee a more RPO-based offense with Tua Tagovailo. The Tide married the run and pass games out of the shotgun.

In Miami’s spring game, prospective starter Tate Martell showed some comfort with both styles, executing some rollouts and misdirection handoffs from under center while also completing an 80-yard scoring strike on an RPO from the gun:

There, he’s hitting Buffalo grad transfer K.J. Osborn, who caught 53 balls for 892 yards in 2018 and now is poised to be a primary target for the Canes’ RPO/PAP (play-action pass) attack. Martell is also enjoying protection from Butler grad transfer Tommy Kennedy, whom the Canes brought in to shore up pass protection on a young line.

Enos’s system is hard to stop because of the way he mixes in the lead draw and some old-school, smash-mouth run schemes as a way to attack teams with play-action concepts. Those sorts of run/pass conflicts are tricky enough, but college defenses don’t see them as much as they used to with all of the attached motions and actions that Enos utilizes.

The Gator might better off than some others on Miami’s schedule. Todd Grantham’s defense returns six DBs who have started at least five games, as well as DE Jabari Zuniga (second-leading pass-rusher) and MLB David Reese (second-leading tackler).

The Gators like to play with two-deep coverage when they can and rely on their speed on the back end to force opponents to maintain drives, often playing the safeties flat-footed at the snap while they read for run or pass.

That sets up a battle where the game might come down to how well the Florida safeties pick up on run or pass cues and are able to close the exact windows Enos’ system is designed to open up for his QBs.

The Gators’ biggest danger area: What happens when a rebuilt offensive line goes up against a strong, experienced D in Week 1?

Miami has been starting the same three linebackers for the last three seasons, and all are now seniors. While the Canes will be rebuilding their line somewhat and finding a few new starters in the secondary, the trio of Zach McCloud, Shaquille Quarterman, and Michael Pinckney gives the the most experienced linebacker corps in the country.

The Canes run an aggressive front and brought in Jaelan Phillips (UCLA), Chigozie Nnoruka (UCLA), and Trevon Hill (Virginia Tech) to buttress the line, while Bubba Bolden (USC_ will join the secondary at safety. All but Phillips will be able to take the field immediately, giving Miami an infusion of extra athleticism across the defense.

The question of whether Florida can contend with Miami’s pressures and speed up front is the same question that will likely define how the Gators fare in the SEC. Feleipe Franks benefitted immensely from Mullen’s new spread and showed off some running ability in the new scheme. He’ll also have RB Jordan Scarlett and top target Van Jefferson back.

But the 2018 Gators were built around the run game and led by an OL with a four-year starter at LT in Martez Ivey and another multi-year starter and then NFL Draft pick at RT in Jawaan Taylor (besides a few other returning starters). In 2019, they’ll be starting over with a pair of returning starters inside and new tackles on either edge.

It’s hard to win on passing downs against the Miami pass rush, which includes a variety of pressure packages and blitzes besides the talented members of their starting DL.

For instance, this blitz that yielded a strip-sack and launched a Miami comeback against Florida State last year:

That’s a dime package with nickel Romeo Finley and safety Sheldrick Redwine down in the box and unexpectedly overloading the edge opposite a slide protection. The Canes excel at playing the passing-down games of manipulating and anticipating protection calls to go where the blocking is weakest. Miami was No. 1 nationally in sack rate in 2018 and returns all those blitzing linebackers, so this is a stiff test for the rebuilt Gators OL.

It comes back to the run game, where Florida made its bones in 2018. Mullen drew up formations and schemes to allow the Gators to face lighter boxes, and they had a solid variety of power and zone schemes for overpowering whoever remained near the trenches. Here they are picking up a Georgia blitz and shoving the Bulldogs off the ball:

Only one of the Gators O-linemen on the field for that play will take the field for Florida against Miami: senior Nick Buchanan, who held things down at center. Buchanan was solid in 2018 and will now be counted on to direct the fresh recruits to his right and left — against one of the best and most experienced pass rushes in the country.

Both of these teams will look to put together a lot on offense in hopes of making runs in their respective divisions. The Miami turnover chain and experienced Florida secondary both loom large over this game. Whichever manages to make its presence felt loudest will end the game holding that state title belt.

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