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JAMES SINGER

Florida, Palm Bay
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dis-ABLED Veteran, Former L.E.O., Masters in non-excuse making Common Sense. RT's mean I fully endorse your statement or show how RETARDED you actually are.....

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Joined U.S. Army in 1980 as junior in HS. Finally Discharged in 1991. I'm a dis-Abled veteran. Received B.S. in Criminal Justice from Texas State University, San Marcos in 1994. Worked in Law Enforcement (on and off) from 1995 -2005 in federal, state and local agencies.

Obtained another degree in 2009, becoming a Respiratory Therapist. Worked mostly in critical care arenas such as intensive care, cardiovascular, surgical ICU, Trauma and emergency departments.

My real love is the law. I enjoy u…

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Masterpiece Story: The Wedding at Cana by Paolo Veronese

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By JAMES SINGER
| DailyArt Magazine
Baroque Quiz The Wedding at Cana by Paolo Veronese is a masterpiece of Venetian Renaissance art, elaborating a simple biblical story into epic proportions. The modest miracle unfolds as a vast banquet scene shaped by monumental architecture and Veronese’s famously opulent use of color. Historical Background Paolo Veronese (1528–1588) was one of the leading Venetian painters of the late Renaissance.
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Masterpiece Story: Still Life with Carnations and Exotic Fruit by Jan van Os

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By JAMES SINGER
| DailyArt Magazine
European Art European Art Baroque Jan van Os’s Still Life with Carnations and Exotic Fruit is a celebration of summer in its most luxurious form, filled with carefully arranged flowers and exotic fruit. But what lies beneath this beautiful surface? Jan van Os, Still Life with Carnations and Exotic Fruit, ca. 1770s, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, VA, USA. Historical Background Jan van Os (1744–1808) was one of the last great Dutch painters of fruit and floral still lifes.
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How Canaletto Rebuilt Post-War Warsaw with His Brush

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By JAMES SINGER, Jimena Escoto, Proofreader Carolyn Maddock
| DailyArt Magazine
Baroque Herstory European Art Can paintings play a role in rebuilding a city? In the case of Warsaw, the answer is a resounding “yes!” Without the meticulous precision of one Italian master, Poland’s capital might have looked quite different after World War II. This is the story of Bernardo Bellotto, known as Canaletto, and his masterpiece, View of Warsaw from Praga. Bellotto was a master of the veduta—a genre of painting dedicated to highly detailed cityscapes.
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It really doesn't. Mainstream media has betrayed America.