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New American Standard Bible
He makes my feet like hinds' feet, And sets me upon my high places.
King James Bible
He maketh my feet like hinds' feet, and setteth me upon my high places.
Darby Bible Translation
Who maketh my feet like hinds' feet, and setteth me upon my high places;
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He makes my feet like deer's feet, and sets me on my high places.
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Psalm 18:33 Parallel
CommentaryBarnes' Notes on the Bible
He maketh my feet like hinds' feet - So Habakkuk 3:19, "He will make my feet like hinds' feet, and he will make me to walk upon mine high places." The hind is the female deer, remarkable for fleetness or swiftness. The meaning here is, that God had made him alert or active, enabling him to pursue a flying enemy, or to escape from a swift-running foe.
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LibraryConviction of Weakness.
The soul in the state of abandonment can abstain from justifying itself by word or deed. The divine action justifies it. This order of the divine will is the solid and firm rock on which the submissive soul reposes, sheltered from change and tempest. It is continually present under the veil of crosses, and of the most ordinary actions. Behind this veil the hand of God is hidden to sustain and to support those who abandon themselves entirely to Him. From the time that a soul becomes firmly established …
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Pretty? Absolutely not. But Lehigh will gleefully take this 35-28 victory at Rose Hill, a game which featured a combined seven turnovers, three missed field goals, and seventeen penalties for 143 yards by both teams.
Starting out, it seemed like Lehigh was trying to give the game away as junior DB/RS John "Prez" Kennedy fumbled a punt return that was recovered by the Rams in the end zone to erase a beautiful 11-play, 66 yard drive ending with an 8 yard pass from junior QB J.B. Clark to sophomore WR Jake Drwal.
It would be the first of four Lehigh turnovers that led directly to touchdowns the other way. Taken in that way, you could say that had Lehigh took care of the ball a bit better, this would have been a laugher.
After a Lehigh fumble ended with a 19 yard strike to Ram sophomore WR David Moore from senior QB John Skelton to fall behind 14-7, Lehigh took advantage of a fumble on special teams, recovered by junior FS John Venerio, to tie the game after Clark's pretty 14 yard TD strike to sophomore WR De'Vaughn Gordon to tie the game at 14.
In the second quarter, an interception led to a one-play drive, a 30 yard Skelton-to-Moore TD connection down the left side to give Fordham the lead again at 21-14. At this point it felt like Lehigh simply wasn't going to be able to stop shooting themselves in the foot - but to the Mountain Hawks' credit, they did.
Special teams played a monster part in the resurgence. After a huge 33 yard punt return by junior DB/RS Jarard Cribbs, Clark would find Gordon again for a 39 yard TD pass on the right side this time - tying the game at 21. And later in the quarter, Cribbs ripped off a 60 yard punt return which led to Clark's 15 yard TD run on a busted play to give Lehigh a 28-21 lead.
Right before half, Skelton would find Moore again on a 15 yard strike to knot the score at 28 at halftime. After Clark would find Gordon for his third TD of the day to Gordon - this one a 39 yarder - in the second half, it would be Lehigh's defense and the running of junior RB Jay Campbell that would take over and cement the win.
The defense piled on an amazing nine sacks of Skelton, most coming in the second half where the Mountain Hawks were owning the line of scrimmage. Sophomore LB Devin Greene had 2 1/2 sacks, senior LB Matt Cohen added two sacks and senior LB Troy Taylor (who led the team with 11 tackles) added a big momentum sack which ended with a blocked FG by freshman DB Bryan Andrews.
Meanwhile, Campbell was grinding out the yards, ending the day with 27 carries for 155 yards, helping finish off the win. In a world where Lehigh has lost a lot of games by a touchdown or less, it was gratifying to see the Mountain Hawks pull out a close one.
It always seems like Lehigh pulls out this game before "The Rivalry", and with Lafayette losing a heartbreaker to Holy Cross this weekend, all of a sudden Lehigh finally has a bit of momentum going into the game that the Mountain Hawks have to win. The Yuenglings taste great now - but they'll taste even better if Lehigh can win two games in a row.


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Hello everyone,
It is time to begin the next project. This one will incorporate me as a live actor fighting against a stopmotion puppet. A dynamation type short film.
So, I have made lots of progress on this idea already and now it is time to get you caught up.
Ok, the script is basically written now. It goes like this: Maiden in the forest is trying to cross the bridge but a scary creature is blocking the path. A goblin wanders up and offers to help. After a big sword fight scene the maiden and the goblin work together to finally overcome the creature, yay everyone is happy.
I will play the goblin and dear wife will play the fair maiden and the creature will be stopmotion.
A ton of stuff had to be done to get to this point. I had to find an inexpensive video camera that shot HD. Once that was done we took it to the forest and did some short video tests and some sound tests.
I also had to create a costume. Here are some photos of that. I tried to make my own leather shoes but they turned out badly so I bought a pair of old shoes from Goodwill and removed the heels to make them more medieval looking.
I covered that hole in the heel with a piece of leather.
I also created an entire shirt of chain mail. I stripped insulation off electrical wire, coiled it around an aluminum dowel, then cut rings off, then joined them. 8000 so far. That is a whole another post on the steps for all of that. But here are some almost finished photos.
I will post later step by step photos on how to make chain mail.
So, with some leather armor I already had from past projects that I had created earlier, and some green paint, and some prosthetic ears and nose the costume began to take shape.
Once the costume and most of the props were completed I began choreographing the sword fight. Most of that is written now. I created a puppet with a wire armature but then decided maybe I should create a ball and socket armature to give me more mobility in the creature. So that is in progress now.
Tons of stuff going on, I will update more later as it progresses.
Tons of work, ton of labor, tons of stuff I needed to learn.
Go ahead, make a mess, have some fun.


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If I were to describe my editing goal it would be: editor seeks author for long-term relationship. I've worked with writers on second, third, and, this summer, even fourth books. And, while I like to think I am generous and accommodating, not every author responds to my editing style and that's okay.
Pick the Right Book Editor
I can be a tough cookie, and I don't always assuage authors' egos. I value time and prefer to quickly get to the point. This can be unsettling, especially for first-time authors. I'm also not monogamous. I stagger pub-date deadlines and juggle a few projects at a time. With this being said, the first thing you should do when hiring a book editor is to make sure that you and the editor are a good fit. My editing style may sound like a dream to some and a nightmare to others, and the working relationship you have with your book editor needs to be one built on a foundation of trust.
Understand What's Acceptable
Over the course of a project, which is anywhere between six weeks and six months, things come up. As it happens, the art of writing is as subjective as the science of book editing. Think about it. Some days you knock out 5,000 words; the next morning you struggle to string five sentences together.
Book editing is far from a perfect science. Sure, most of it comes down to mechanics and style, but there's a level of error, interpretation—and, sadly, interruption.
Publishing emergencies come up. This spring, with a closing-in pub date, a former client asked me to review revisions she'd made to her novel, pushing projects with later deadlines aside. And too it happens that some projects—ones that initially seem straightforward—hit a literary wall, be it tense going wonky or a subplot going sideways, and an editor must reread/reevaluate/rethink earlier passages of the narrative. It happens, takes time, but a good book editor won't rush. That isn't how book editing works.
Throughout my career, whether or not a client responds to the constructive criticism demanded of me as an editor, clients always respond to my being able to communicate with them during the process about the process and, when kinks come up, that I give them a heads up. Sometimes this isn't anything more than reaching out with an email to touch base.
For first-time authors, the book editing process is a new experience, so it's beneficial if you're willing to learn and to trust your editor and whatever his or her process is. There's always a reason an expert is an expert. If you don't trust their experience, they probably aren't the best fit for you. That said, don't be afraid to ask questions. Even if the when gets tricky, your editor should explain the how, why, and what.
What follows is a list that will help if you find yourself at the point where you'd like to break up with your book editor.
- Continue to be clear about your expectations.
- If you find that it's not working out with your current book editor, make a clean break, and don't waste time. If you're the editor, make a referral, and, if you're the author, ask for one.
- Authors, make sure you have your files, and, editors, make sure you offer them.
- Set up an exit interview. This doesn't have to be more than a ten-minute phone call to assess what the manuscript needs moving forward and to wish one another well.
- When it comes to a refund or partial refund, be fair. When editing projects go sideways, both parties lose time and the project loses momentum.
Breaking up is hard to do. Feelings get hurt. Egos get bruised. Whether you're the storyteller who brought it into the world or the editor who tried to help it along, the important thing to remember is what really matters: the book.


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Recent Talks
"Using Remote Sensing to Understand Displacement." Columbia University Forced Migration Research and Networking Event, New York, NY. May 14, 2019.
"The unequal nature of environmental displacement and climate change adaptation: the case of Hurricane Sandy." World Forum on Climate Justice, Glasgow, UK. June 19, 2019.
Alison Heslin is a political and economic sociologist studying climate change, food security, migration, and collective action. Trained as a sociologist, her research spans multiple disciplines including climate science, political science, economics, statistics, and geography.
Dr Heslin is currently a post-doctoral research fellow at the Center for Climate Systems Research at Columbia University's Earth Institute studying the social effects of climate change, including political stability, conflict, and migration.
"Food and violence: complicating the relationship between social conflict and natural resources"
International Conference on Global Food Security Cape Town, South Africa. December 3-6, 2017.
"Using Satellite Imagery and Geographic Data to Understand Climate- Induced Displacement."
Science for Decision-Making in a Warmer World: 10 Years of the NPCC New York Academy of Sciences, New York, NY. March 15, 2019.
Delia Deckard, Natalie and Alison Heslin. "After the Deluge: Gentrified Spaces in the Aftermath of Disaster-Induced Outmigration."
Southern Sociological Society Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. April 7, 2018.
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University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria. December 17, 2018.
"Climate Change: Scientists and Artists Envision the Future."
Christine König Galerie, Vienna, Austria. June 9, 2018.
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Listen to a wonderful interview of me by Sami Honkonen of Boss Level podcast
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Interviews with interesting people doing awesome things
Boss Level is a podcast on people and organizations aiming for the boss level. Boss level is the status a person or an organization achieves by making a better quality of life for themselves and others by doing what they need to do regardless of all the haters and obstacles out there.
I love his interview of me, "Joshua Spodek and seven years of burpees," which he posted today. If you like my material and, especially, if you're curious about my long-term direction and goals for it—my passion, or one of them, for those who've done my book and leadership course's Unit 4: Leading Others exercises—he brings them up at the end.
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In this episode I'm interviewing Joshua Spodek. He teaches leadership at New York University, has a PhD in astrophysics and does burpees everyday. I think that's a pretty amazing one line description for anyone. His book Leadership Step by Step will be released in a couple of weeks.
We talk about his principles for getting things done, his routines, his views on leadership, and we do a five minute walk-through of his book. We end the interview with some empathy and book recommendations.
Recommended listening: Joshua Spodek and seven years of burpees.
Learn to make Meaningful Connections
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Nottingham Students: What to Do in the Summer Holidays
Money is tight but you have time off after a long stretch of studying and exams, so to ensure you…Read Post
Moving to a new city can present you with a whole host of changes, some of which are exciting and some of which might make you anxious. Even if you're originally from Nottingham, you might not be familiar with all of its different areas.
To help you get to grips with the new area you could be calling home, we've put together quick guides to some of the locations where you're likely to find student accommodation, including Beeston, Lenton, The Lace Market and the Arboretum areas.
Beeston – its name thought to come from the word bees and the name of a farm – will be most familiar to those planning on attending University of Nottingham, since part of the Park campus runs alongside this region. It sits south-west of the city centre and is popular with postgraduate students, as well as being a popular area in general, with house prices rising to reflect how sought after space is in this modern, peaceful location.
In recent years the tram line was extended from the Nottingham train station out to Beeston, with a number of buses also running through the area. There is a PureGym, three large supermarkets, a Costa Coffee, a Caffe Nero, a Wilkos and numerous other high street stores – including local branches of major banks. The Last Post, Pottle of Blues and Bendigo Lounge are among the variety of places to wet your whistle.
Future plans for the town include further development of Beeston square, with more homes, a cinema and food and drink establishments all part of the application. Work is due to begin in the spring of 2019.
Taking its name from the River Leen, Lenton was once an agricultural village. Now it is mostly popular for its proximity to Queen's Medical Centre (QMC), which operates one of Europe's largest teaching hospitals.
Sitting alongside the University of Nottingham's Jubilee campus, this is a popular area for students and is only a short hop from the city centre via the NCT 34, 35 and 36 bus routes. The tramline also cuts through the QMC. There are several locals along the two main routes to the city centre (A6005 and A6200), as well as a large supermarket in the Castle Marina retail park.
Lenton is also home to the world-famous Games Workshop HQ, producing the much loved Warhammer miniatures.
Nottingham city centre features a number of key student accommodation points, but can be divided up into numerous sections. Here, we'll take a look at two of the most popular regions for students looking for places to live – The Lace Market and the Arboretum.
A truly historic section of the city, The Lace Market was once the centre of the world's lace industry, with many buildings forming part of a protected heritage area. The tram line runs right through the area, with buses also serving Fletcher Gate and Weekday Cross roads.
This area is something of a hot-spot for bars and restaurants of all varieties, from the ever-popular Annie's Burger Shack to Pitcher & Piano.
Centered around the public park – which is protected by English Heritage – the arboretum area features plenty of residential options for students. The park itself is accessible from Waverley Street or Addison Street, and features events throughout the year.
The Gooseberry Bush is a popular haunt for students living in this area, while the Forest Recreation Ground is just over the hill from the arboretum area for anyone with sporty inclinations.
It's minutes from the main Trent University Campus sites, with the city centre just beyond those buildings. The tram runs directly through this region, allowing you to travel towards or further away from the city centre.
Depending on where you're due to be studying, hopefully this will give you a better idea of what each location has to offer. Nothing beats checking it out for yourself though, so take a look at our property listings on Uni2 Rent and book to view properties in these areas!
Money is tight but you have time off after a long stretch of studying and exams, so to ensure you…Read Post
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NUO Hotel Beijing Launches Theme Desert During the "Picasso – Birth of a Genius" Exhibition in Beijing
As the strategic partner of UCCA, NUO Hotel Beijing is launching the jointly-created theme dessert during the exhibition period of "Picasso – Birth of a Genius" in Beijing.
Jasmine Peach Cake
Inspired by Picasso's artistic genius, the main dessert has a rich fruit flavour and white chocolate mousse filling, together with edible homemade cookie brushes and jam paint on the palette, giving you a warm and fun-filled colourful afternoon.
The dessert is available from 15 June to 1 September 2019 at Lobby Lounge.
Art is part of NUO's DNA. Upon entering the hotel, you can immediately feel the artistic ambience and discover bespoke and exquisite art works of different styles created by many of China's prominent and upcoming artists. Be ready to be inspired by art at every turn!
To coincide with the 55th anniversary of the establishment of China–France diplomatic relations, "Picasso – Birth of a Genius"–the most significant exhibition of work by Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) ever to take place in China-will be presented at UCCA between 15 June and 1 September 2019. The exhibition, which offers a comprehensive overview of the first three decades of Picasso's career, is drawn from the collection of the Musee national Picasso-Paris. There are 103 works in total, including paintings, sculptures and works on paper, etc.
Taken together, these works realised between 1893 and 1921, tell the story of the creative formation and evolution of the most daring, original, and prolific talent in the history of modern art. The exhibition, curated by Emilia Philippot, curator of the Musee national Picasso-Paris, has been conceived and organised specifically for this presentation at UCCA and in China.
The three decades under consideration here were a period of artistic discovery and ferment for the young Picasso, whose style underwent numerous changes, from the academic realism of his student days to this post-war return to classical style after the great Cubist adventure; from the alternately somber and carnivalesque motifs of the Blue and Rose periods to the primitivist-explorations which ultimately led to the multiple phases of Cubism. Accordingly, while reaffirming the coexistence of several seemingly contradictory languages in Picasso's works, the exhibition will put some artworks from the artist's personal collection into dialogue with his own productions, thereby highlighting the painter's affinities with the works of his predecessors or contemporaries.
"For UCCA, this exhibition marks the realisation of a dream we have held since our opening in 2007, to present not only recent developments in contemporary art but to examine the very underpinnings of the contemporary by showing modern masters," remarked Philip Tinari, UCCA Director and Chief Executive Officer. "We believe that the story of Picasso is relevant to our audience in China, as individuals here continue to answer the challenges of creativity, originality, and innovation."
For the Musee national Picasso-Paris, the exhibition marks the most substantive presentation of its collection in China to date, and the first since Laurent Le Bon assumed the directorship in 2014. He "is pleased with this new stage in the international cooperation policy led by the Musee national Picasso-Paris."
Located close to the 798 Art District and as the strategic partner of UCCA, NUO Hotel Beijing is appointed to provide exclusive accommodation for distinguished VIP guests and the opening VIP dinner of the exhibition, and a dedicated theme dessert has been created jointly with UCCA to commemorate the grand occasion.
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The Guggenheim, the Louvre, the Pompidou Center and now ArtMarket all Possess a ".art" Generic Top-level Domain (gTLD)
thierry Ehrmann: "We are also very pleased to inform shareholders and investors that we now possess artmarket.art, which has already been deployed by our IT department. This acquisition involved several quarters of intense legal and administrative red tape with the ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) and the TMCH (TradeMark ClearingHouse).
This is the same strategy adopted by all of the world's major art institutions, including the Guggenheim, the Louvre and the Pompidou Center, along with an impressive list of museums that have played a key role in art history.
Since our press release Artprice.com is changing its name to Artmarket.com to become a global player in the Art Market posted on July 9, 2019 (follow this link:https://www.actusnews.com/fr/ARTPRICE/cp/2019/07/09/artprice_com-is-changing-its-name-to-artmarket_com-to-become-a-global-player-in-the-art-market) our Investor Relations department has received numerous questions from shareholders and institutions regarding the domain names we possess and our marketing position vis-à-vis Artprice.
This brief statement is intended to answer these questions. To achieve the getting of this extension .art, Artprice had to comply with a battery of draconian ICANN tests, including the requirement of owning our brand (without which applications to the ICANN are rejected). The "Sunrise Period" of domain registration is now over, so no further surprises are expected."
A generic top-level domain (gTLD) is a type of top-level domain (TLD) maintained by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) for use in the Internet's domain name system.
A TLD is the extension at the end of a website address. In this case, "dot art" (.art) is a major asset for the key players in the art market. The ICANN, the organization that oversees Internet domain names, has developed draconian mechanisms to protect rights on new extensions and to preclude hacking risks.
However, this type of protection comes at a high price. In the digital economy, .art represents a powerful search-engine marketing tool to capture an even broader global audience. Concrete operational examples are louvre.art, guggemheim.art and centrepompidou.art.
thierry Ehrmann: "You don't need an MBA to understand that this global network will inevitably contribute to our notoriety and the growth of our customer base."
Very few groups like ours have a legal and IT department dedicated to the global watch of their brands and domain names. For our shareholders, this watch represents a guarantee and a very high level of legal security."
thierry Ehrmann: "Artmarket.com is now the group's flagship as we project our know-how, our content and our brands into the global market in a way no other entity operating on the Art Market can do. The new name will take full advantage of the natural indexing by global search engines of any content relating to the term "art market".
Artprice.com shareholders will very shortly be invited to an EGM (within the legal deadlines) to approve this name change.
The Artprice brand – which has enjoyed global recognition for over 20 years – will remain the reference brand name for Artmarket.com in its highly profitable art prices /indices databanks activity.
After approval, shareholders of Artprice.com on Euronext will automatically become shareholders of Artmarket.com without any impact on the number of shares held or their attached rights.
English is the language most used by the art market all over the world.
Searches using the term "art market" on Google.com give Artmarket.com as the top result out of 3.6 billion results (Judicial Officer's Report, SCP Pons-Mergui). By comparison, a search on Google.com using "Artprice" produces 2.5 million results, with, of course, artprice.com in first place.
To answer the questions we are currently receiving in all transparency, we acknowledge our legal possession of the domain names, artmarket.net, .org and .eu (.eu being the gTLD for Europe) as well as art-market.com, art-market.net and art-market.org which we acquired to preclude cybersquatting (the practice of registering a domain name corresponding to a trademark with the intention of subsequently reselling it to the trademark at a high price).
thierry Ehrmann: "Some new complementary and decisive information will be communicated in the Q2 release on the EGM (Extraordinary General Meeting) retroplanning which will endorse the change of artprice.com name to artmarket.com adding the new strategy artmarket.com to become a global player of the Art Market."
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Artprice100©: The Art Market's Blue-chip Artists Yield Nearly as Much as the Top Performing Companies in the American Economy
thierry Ehrmann, Artprice's founder/CEO, highlights the art market's excellent performance in H1 2019: "A collector who, at the start of this year, invested in the 100 most successful artists of the last five years (2014-2018), would already be looking at a value accretion of almost a sixth in the value of his/her portfolio."
The Artprice100 © index gained +16% over the first half of 2019 while the S&P 500 added +18% over the same period. The similarity in the performances between the American financial markets and a portfolio of works by the world's top performing artists (defined in a purely objective manner) proves the undeniable attractiveness of the Art Market as an alternative investment.
Fewer transactions
The performance of the Artprice100© over the first half of 2019 was driven by exceptionally strong demand, barely satisfied by supply. The supply/demand imbalance, generated a rapid increase in value, particularly on works by the 100 top performing artists on the global secondary art market.
The turnover slowdown recorded in H1 2019 by major auction houses, including Sotheby's (-9%) and Christie's (-28%), reflects a less dynamic high-end market than in previous years. However, prices have shown no signs of fatigue and the contraction in the volume of sales is a reminder that the art market is directly dependent on the number of works in circulation.
In a financial context of sustained negative or near-zero refinancing rates, some collectors are probably preferring to hold certain artworks and not cash in on investments that remain highly competitive. Moreover, the persistence of extremely high transaction costs, both in galleries and in auction rooms, is discouraging short holding periods (under five years), and tempting some collectors to consider private transactions as an alternative.
The Artprice100© index driven by Warhol, Zao Wou-Ki and Wu Guanzhong
Heavily weighted in our Artprice100© index with 9.1% of the portfolio, Pablo Picasso has not contributed to its value accretion for several years. As we have seen over the last four years, his prices contracted -2% in the first half of 2019.
However, Andy Warhol, Fu Baoshi, Zao Wou-Ki and particularly Wu Guanzhong have all clearly enjoyed value accretion, providing the main thrust for the progression of our Artprice100© index in H1 2019. Without setting any new auction records, these artists have all enjoyed strong price inflation. The sale of major works by these artists will no doubt confirm the trend.
On 2 June last, a large drawing by Wu Guanzhong entitled Lion grove garden (1988) fetched $20.8 million at China Guardian. It was previously acquired for $17.8 million on 3 June 2011 at Poly Beijing. Adding 17% over the last eight years, the drawing generated, in financial terms, an average annual return of +1.9%. However, another Guanzhong resale suggests that the bulk of the value accretion on his works has occurred in the last 6 months: an important Guanzhong work entitled Two Swallows was purchased for $7.1 million on 3 June 2011 (at the same sale as Lion grove garden) and fetched $7.8 million in December 2018, an increase of just +9.8%.
Paul Cézanne and George Condo
Investments in Modern artists carry the least risk and demand for their work is continuing to grow steadily offering attractive returns over the long term. Claude Monet and Paul Signac have both signed new auction records this year. Similarly, 2019 is already proving to be a superb year (the best since 2000) for Paul Cézanne. His painting Bouilloire et fruits (c. 1888-90), acquired for $29.5 million in 1999, fetched $59.3 million on 13 May 2019 at Christie's New York, generating an average annual ROI of 3.6% over 20 years.
At the other end of the spectrum, Contemporary artists offer striking returns in the medium and short term. The most spectacular entry into the composition of the Artprice100© index this year is undoubtedly George Condo. The American artist enjoyed a massive secondary market success in 2018with 78 paintings and 34 drawings selling for more than $63 million, and on three continents (America, Europe and Asia)! The Condo phenomenon has been clearly illustrated by a number of rapid resales of small works including Soft Green Abstraction (1983), which was purchased for $17,000 in April 2017 in Munich and resold a year later in New York for $46,000.
In total, there were seven changes this year in the composition of the Artprice 100© index.
George Condo
Huang Binhong
Giorgio Morandi
Huang Zhou
Robert Motherwell
Anish Kapoor
Jean Paul Riopelle
Li Keran
Rufino Tamayo
Xu Beihong
Frank Auerbach
Pieter Brueghel II
Hans Arp
Giorgio de Chirico
Four women… and two Old Masters
Unfortunately, we see no change regarding female artists. This year again, only four of the artists in the Artprice100© are women: Yayoi Kusama (Japan), Joan Mitchell (US), Louise Bourgeois (France) and Barbara Hepworth (UK). Yayoi Kusamanow represents 1.3% of the index compared with 0.9% last year. Her price index rose 20% in H1 2019.
The relegation of Pieter Brueghel II for reasons relating to market liquidity has exacerbated the rarity of Old Masters in the index. Numerically, the composition of the index is dominated by Modern artists, numbering 49, followed by Post-War artists (29), Contemporary artists (12), 19th century artists (8) and lastly… Old Masters (only 2).
Composition of Artprice100© index for H1 2019
Artist – Share – Period
- Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) – 9.1% – Modern
- Andy WARHOL (1928-1987) – 6.4% – Post-War
- Claude MONET (1840-1926) – 4.5% – 19th Century
- QI Baishi (1864-1957) – 3.9% – Modern
- Jean-Michel BASQUIAT (1960-1988) – 3.7% – Contemporary
- Gerhard RICHTER (b. 1932) – 3.3% – Post-War
- ZAO Wou-Ki (1921-2013) – 2.9% – Post-War
- FU Baoshi (1904-1965) – 2.5% – Modern
- Alberto GIACOMETTI (1901-1966) – 2.4% – Modern
- Amedeo MODIGLIANI (1884-1920) – 2.2% – Modern
- Cy TWOMBLY (1928-2011) – 2.2% – Post-War
- WU Guanzhong (1919-2010) – 2.1% – Modern
- Roy LICHTENSTEIN (1923-1997) – 2.0% – Post-War
- Lucio FONTANA (1899-1968) – 1.9% – Modern
- Alexander CALDER (1898-1976) – 1.8% – Modern
- Marc CHAGALL (1887-1985) – 1.8% – Modern
- Joan MIRO (1893-1983) – 1.7% – Modern
- Willem DE KOONING (1904-1997) – 1.7% – Modern
- Henri MATISSE (1869-1954) – 1.5% – Modern
- Fernand LÉGER (1881-1955) – 1.4% – Modern
- Christopher WOOL (b. 1955) 1.4% – Contemporary
- Yayoi KUSAMA (b. 1929) – 1.3% – Post-War
- Jean DUBUFFET (1901-1985) – 1.3% – Modern
- René MAGRITTE (1898-1967) – 1.2% – Modern
- Peter DOIG (b. 1959) – 1.2% – Contemporary
- Wassily KANDINSKY (1866-1944) – 1.2% – Modern
- Jeff KOONS (b. 1955) – 1.2% – Contemporary
- David HOCKNEY (b. 1937) – 1.1% – Post-War
- Henry MOORE (1898-1986) – 1.0% – Modern
- LIN Fengmian (1900-1991) – 0.9% – Modern
- CHU Teh-Chun (1920-2014) – 0.9% – Post-War
- Paul GAUGUIN (1848-1903) – 0.9% – 19th Century
- Pierre-Auguste RENOIR (1841-1919) – 0.8% – 19th Century
- SAN Yu (1895-1966) – 0.8% – Modern
- Richard PRINCE (b. 1949) – 0.8% – Contemporary
- Sigmar POLKE (1941-2010) – 0.7% – Post-War
- Joan MITCHELL (1926-1992) – 0.7% – Post-War
- PU Ru (1896-1963) – 0.7% – Modern
- Auguste RODIN (1840-1917) – 0.7% – 19th Century
- Edgar DEGAS (1834-1917) – 0.7% – 19th Century
- Paul CÉZANNE (1839-1906) – 0.7% – 19th Century
- Yves KLEIN (1928-1962) – 0.6% – Post-War
- Camille PISSARRO (1830-1903) – 0.6% – 19th Century
- Richard DIEBENKORN (1922-1993) – 0.6% – Post-War
- Ed RUSCHA (b. 1937) – 0.6% – Post-War
- Keith HARING (1958-1990) – 0.5% – Contemporary
- Martin KIPPENBERGER (1953-1997) – 0.5% – Contemporary
- Louise BOURGEOIS (1911-2010) – 0.5% – Modern
- Alberto BURRI (1915-1995) – 0.5% – Modern
- Frank STELLA (b. 1936) – 0.5% – Post-War
- Damien HIRST (b. 1965) – 0.4% – Contemporary
- Egon SCHIELE (1890-1918) – 0.4% – Modern
- Ernst Ludwig KIRCHNER (1880-1938) – 0.4% – Modern
- Georges BRAQUE (1882-1963) – 0.4% – Modern
- Georg BASELITZ (b. 1938) – 0.4% – Post-War
- Pierre SOULAGES (b. 1919) – 0.4% – Modern
- Juan GRIS (1887-1927) – 0.4% – Modern
- Salvador DALI (1904-1989) – 0.4% – Modern
- Edvard MUNCH (1863-1944) – 0.4% – Modern
- Paul SIGNAC (1863-1935) – 0.4% – Modern
- DONG Qichang (1555-1636) – 0.4% – Old Master
- Fernando BOTERO (b. 1932) – 0.4% – Post-War
- WEN Zhengming (1470-1559) – 0.4% – Old Master
- George CONDO (b. 1957) – 0.4% – Contemporary
- Sam FRANCIS (1923-1994) – 0.4% – Post-War
- Alighiero BOETTI (1940-1994) – 0.4% – Post-War
- Bernard BUFFET (1928-1999) – 0.4% – Post-War
- Max ERNST (1891-1976) – 0.4% – Modern
- Robert RAUSCHENBERG (1925-2008) – 0.4% – Post-War
- CHEN Yifei (1946-2005) – 0.3% – Contemporary
- Maurice DE VLAMINCK (1876-1958) – 0.3% – Modern
- Barbara HEPWORTH (1903-1975) – 0.3% – Modern
- Pierre BONNARD (1867-1947) – 0.3% – Modern
- Donald JUDD (1928-1994) – 0.3% – Post-War
- Max BECKMANN (1884-1950) – 0.3% – Modern
- Tsuguharu FOUJITA (1886-1968) – 0.3% – Modern
- Alfred SISLEY (1839-1899) – 0.3% – 19th Century
- Laurence Stephen LOWRY (1887-1976) – 0.3% – Modern
- Morton Wayne THIEBAUD (b. 1920) – 0.3% – Post-War
- Nicolas de STAËL (1914-1955) – 0.3% – Modern
- Enrico CASTELLANI (1930-2017) – 0.3% – Post-War
- Anselm KIEFER (b. 1945) – 0.3% – Contemporary
- Michelangelo PISTOLETTO (b. 1933) – 0.3% – Post-War
- GUAN Liang (1900-1986) – 0.3% – Modern
- Kees VAN DONGEN (1877-1968) – 0.3% – Modern
- Francis PICABIA (1879-1953) – 0.3% – Modern
- Piero MANZONI (1933-1963) – 0.3% – Post-War
- Tom WESSELMANN (1931-2004) – 0.3% – Post-War
- Giorgio MORANDI (1890-1964) – 0.3% – Modern
- Günther UECKER (b. 1930) – 0.2% – Post-War
- Josef ALBERS (1888-1976) – 0.2% – Modern
- Robert MOTHERWELL (1915-1991) – 0.2% – Modern
- Rufino TAMAYO (1899-1991) – 0.2% – Modern
- Hans ARP (1886-1966) – 0.2% – Modern
- Emil NOLDE (1867-1956) – 0.2% – Modern
- Paul KLEE (1879-1940) – 0.2% – Modern
- Jean-Paul RIOPELLE (1923-2002) – 0.2% – Post-War
- Alexej VON JAWLENSKY (1864-1941) – 0.2% – Modern
- Albert OEHLEN (b. 1954) – 0.2% – Contemporary
- Frank AUERBACH (b. 1931) – 0.2% – Post-War
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Artprice: The "Toulouse Caravaggio" Acquired Privately
The public sale was scheduled for Thursday, 27 June at 18:00, Toulouse time. According to the Sale Conditions, anyone interested in acquiring the painting had to "register as a bidder at least 15 days before the sale." As thierry Ehrmann explains, that meant that since 13 June at the very least, all the potential bidders were known to the sellers. And, as Julius Caesar would have said… the die is now thrown.
Because… no less than 48 hours before the public sale was due to take place, the sale has been cancelled! A private transaction has been concluded. "An offer that we had no choice but to communicate to the owners of the painting," says the official statement which provides a very concise explanation: "The fact that the offer comes from a collector with close connections to a major museum convinced the sellers to accept it."
This is undoubtedly a very happy ending for everyone involved, not to mention the sellers the art expert who discovered the work, Eric Turquin, and auctioneer Marc Labarbe. The undisclosed amount apparently readily confirms that the work is indeed an authentic Caravaggio, and the buyer, anonymous, but close enough to the world's most prestigious museums, is apparently committed to ensuring painting will very soon be exhibited in one of the planet's top museums. It could be any museum in the world… except the Louvre, which turned its back on the painting… "An attitude that, for me personally, was difficult to digest," confessed Eric Turquin to the French magazine Le Point. The official statement says: "Purchased by a foreign collector, [the painting] will leave France." Its ultimate destination was the sellers' second biggest concern, after its sale price of course… Otherwise a deal would certainly have been struck directly with a major museum.
From the sellers' point of view, this is the best possible outcome. In terms of transparency, it's a total and singular reversal of the situation. The sellers promised a "authentic" public sale, i.e. a sale that was 100% public, with no reserve price and broadcast live on internet so that everyone and anyone could participate in the auction. The final price was going to allow the Market to decide on the painting's authenticity… but the curtain has fallen even before it went up… and the amount of the transaction will remain forever confidential.
Last Monday, on 17 June, Sotheby's announced its withdrawal from the public sphere. A week later, the most anticipated work of the year has suddenly done more or less the same. For Artprice, the two cases strongly suggest that the Art Market is seeking a certain discretion. In the sales catalogue, Eric Turquin thanked his collaborators: "I wish to thank my expert colleagues, the restorers, the framers, the bankers, the insurers, the photographers and the transporters, etc. who have scrupulously respected their professional confidentiality obligations and allowed us to work in a calm and collected manner."
After five years of work, research and determination, "this painting will go to one of the best museums in the world. And for me that was essential," concludes Eric Turquin.
Given the importance of this work in art historical terms, Artprice promises to track the reappearance of this painting – a painting that, as of today, no longer needs to be referred to as the "The Toulouse Caravaggio" – and to shed as much light as possible on this private sale, concluded just hours before an auction that had all the makings of a truly historic event. Artprice's consistent and long-standing efforts to bring transparency to the Art Market are more than ever justified.
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Princeton Names Inaugural Cohort of International Streicker Fellows
Nine Princeton undergraduates will intern and conduct research internationally this summer as the University's first Streicker Fellows.
The Streicker International Fellows Fund was established in 2015 to provide undergraduate students with the opportunity to carry out substantive research or educational projects while immersed in a foreign culture. The fellows have designed their own projects or internships in conjunction with host organizations outside the United States. During their summer abroad, they will delve more deeply into their areas of study, expand their perspectives and improve their ability to speak another language.
The program, administered by the University's Office of International Programs, is made possible through a gift from John Streicker, a member of Princeton's Class of 1964 and chairman of the board of the New York City-based Sentinel Real Estate Corp., and his children: Margaret Streicker Porres, a member of the Class of 1997 and president of Newcastle Realty Services in New York; Michael Streicker, a member of the Class of 1999 and managing director of Sentinel Real Estate; and Elizabeth Streicker Albertini, a member of the Class of 2002 and a psychiatrist in New York.
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Coastal Skin Surgery & Dermatology Welcomes Dr. Layne M. Fielder
August 12, 2014 by SoWal Staff
Coastal Skin Surgery & Dermatology, a premier surgical, medical and cosmetic dermatology practice on the Gulf Coast, recently added Layne M. Fielder, MD, FAAD to their staff. Dr. Fielder will be practicing out of Coastal Skin Surgery & Dermatology's Miramar Beach, Ft. Walton Beach and Niceville offices.
Niceville native, Dr. Layne M. Fielder, is a graduate of Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia and obtained his medical degree from Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, Virginia in 2007. He completed his residency in the Department of Dermatology at S.A. Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium in San Antonio, TX. He was a Dermatology consultant for Operation Enduring Freedom in the 44th Medical Brigade in Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan. He also practiced as a staff dermatologist in the Department of Dermatology at the S.A. Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium in San Antonio, TX and was an assistant professor of Dermatology in the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences school at F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine in Bethesda, MD.
"We are very happy to welcome Dr. Fielder into our group of skilled and talented physicians," said Dr. David C. Adams, owner of Coastal Skin Surgery & Dermatology. "His diverse background in dermatological care is a wonderful addition for us as we grow our practice and continue to strive to provide our patients with the most customized, specialized and advanced care possible."
Dr. Fielder is now accepting appointments for medical, surgical and cosmetic patients of all ages. He focuses on medical and surgical patient's individual needs and concerns while also specializing in cosmetic dermatology procedures such as Fraxel DUAL Laser Rejuvenation, Botox, Fillers, Sclerotherapy & IPL. For questions or additional information on Dr. Fielder and/or Coastal Skin Surgery & Dermatology please visit their website at www.coastalskinsurgery.com or contact their office at 850-654-3376.
Coastal Skin Surgery & Dermatology is a premier dermatology practice on Florida's Emerald Coast devoted to providing the most advanced surgical, medical, and cosmetic treatments for skin. They offer a broad variety of state-of-the-art procedures to maximize skin's health, keeping it healthy and looking its best. Coastal Skin Surgery & Dermatology's highly trained staff is committed to providing the most comprehensive dermatological care to patients of all ages, focusing on individual concerns and needs.


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Q. My primary-care physician recommended a second opinion for problems with exercise intolerance because of leg pain. The doctor ordered an EMG. I didn't understand what the test was, nor was I able to understand his interpretation of the results, which did not include treatment recommendations. I have trouble standing and walking because of muscle pain and heaviness in my legs, which gets progressively worse with exertion.
A. "The exertional pain in your legs suggests that there is something wrong with your leg muscles, the nerves supplying those muscles, or the blood supply feeding them," says Jason Sobel, MD, the senior medical director of Capital Caring, a hospice and palliative care organization that serves southeast Maryland, northern Virginia, and the District of Columbia. "An ElectroMyoGram (EMG) measures the electrical activity of muscles. Generally speaking, different muscle and neurological diseases present with different abnormal electrical patterns. Your physician is looking for a telltale electrical pattern that would highlight the culprit causing your distressing symptoms. Unfortunately, the test may not be sensitive enough to pick up the telltale electrical pattern or be specific enough to identify one culprit out of several possibilities. That's why it is critical to work with a physician (usually a neurologist or physiatrist) who does many EMGs and can discuss the findings with you to your satisfaction.
"Remember that EMG testing is strictly diagnostic and does not provide information pertaining to treatment. If the EMG doesn't show anything unusual, then your physician may suggest an ultrasound (Doppler study) of the arteries supplying your leg muscles to ascertain whether poor circulation is causing your exertional pain. Once the culprit has been confidently identified, then your physician can discuss potential treatment options with you."
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A nine-year veteran of the city's Police Department has been forced to turn over his gun and was reassigned because of a federal law that prevents police officers with domestic violence convictions from carrying weapons.
A review of employee criminal history checks revealed that Officer Gerald E. Craig was convicted of misdemeanor assault in North Carolina sometime after leaving the Lake Worth Police Department in 1991, police said.
Craig, who could not be reached for comment on Thursday, rejoined the department in 1994.
The change to the 1968 Gun Control Act says anyone - including police officers - cannot own or carry guns if convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence, regardless of how long ago it happened, or even if it occurred before they joined law enforcement.
For some officers, it could mean they will be out of a job.
Craig, 45, has been reassigned to the crime scene division, where his duties will include fingerprinting and other evidence gathering, police said. The department said it plans to look more closely into the law's provisions before taking any more action against Craig.
But criminal background checks will still be run, and officers must sign sworn statements indicating they have no domestic violence convictions.


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Kenneth Koch Biography. Read biographical information including facts, poetic works, awards, and the life story and history of Kenneth Koch. This short biogrpahy feature on Kenneth Koch will help you learn about one of the best famous poet poets of all-time.
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Foodsaver Review:
Are you spending more on groceries than you'd like? I know I sure used to. Finally, I cracked the code to cutting my grocery bill in half.
Saving money on groceries is possible for everyone. It's about doing a little due diligence, making a plan, and sticking to it.
And you know what else helps? Having a Foodsaver.
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I received this Foodsaver about two and a half years ago for my birthday. (Don't worry, I asked for it!) I instantly fell in love with its ease of use and ability to help me stretch my grocery dollars further.
I love to use coupons, and know how to save lots of money to stock up on shelf-stable pantry goods at their lowest price. But I struggled with the fact that I couldn't keep an inventory of fresh meat and produce without it going bad.
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Our favorite meat to buy and eat is ground beef and boneless skinless chicken breasts. There are almost no bargains to be had on the 1lb packages that are best for our household. When they go on sale, it's almost always for bigger packages of 3 lbs or more. My choices were to eat the same meat 3 days in a row, or put the other 2 lbs in the freezer to get freezer burned.
Then I discovered the Foodsaver.
Coupons are awesome and I would never give them up, but the biggest portion of grocery savings actually comes from the store sales. By stocking up meat and produce when it's on sale instead of paying full price, the Foodsaver pays for itself in weeks!
Now, when those 3 lb packages go on sale once a month or so, I buy a couple. I divide them into 1 lb portions, seal them up, and we're stocked up on meat for the month!
Here's an example of the savings:
Usually my grocery store sells ground beef and chicken for around $4 per pound. I wait for them to go on sale for under $2 per pound, and buy them in the 3 lb packs. Right there is at least a 50% savings.
Benefits of having a Foodsaver:
According to Foodsaver, if you like to shop at club stores like Costco or Sam's Club (or buy meat on sale), here's how much you can save:
I also use the Foodsaver to preserve veggies, and sometimes fruit. Some of my favorite items to Foodsaver (yes, I use it as a verb now) are bell peppers, corn on the cob, zucchini, strawberries, and blueberries. Imagine having delicious August sweet corn in February!
The Foodsaver vacuums all the air out of the package and seals it. Once sealed, food stays fresh 5x longer, and it doesn't get all freezer-burned and covered in those gross ice crystals. The food seriously stays fresh for 2-3 years.
Air is the enemy of freshness, and the reason that your food goes bad before you can eat it.
According to Foodsaver, here's how much longer food stays fresh once it's vacuum sealed:
Besides the obvious cost saving benefits, the convenience factor of having meat and veggies ready and waiting in the freezer is huge. You never have to think to yourself "Crap, I have to stop at the store to buy chicken for dinner." It's already in your house!
I usually just take the meat out of the freezer first thing in the morning, and it's thawed by dinnertime. You could move it to the fridge the night before if you're organized like that.
There are a variety of different Foodsaver bags, rolls, and accessories you can use. I buy the generic brand of rolls, and make my own bags. These rolls last a very long time. The Foodsaver brand bags are technically reusable and may work better than the generic, though I've never had an issue.
Depending on how big the item I'm Foodsavering is, I just cut off how much of the roll I think I'll need. Then I seal one end, and wa-la, it's a bag!
A couple weeks ago, I stocked up on ground beef when it was $1.99/lb., chicken breasts at $1.69/lb, and a 3-pack of bell peppers from Aldi for $1.67. Then I portioned the meat into 1 lb packages, and sliced the peppers into strips for future chicken fajitas.
I always have onions on hand (you can Foodsaver those too!), so with the chicken and peppers ready to go, I have the ingredients for two dinners in the freezer. I love that peace of mind when life gets hectic.
After I got everything portioned and vacuum sealed, I wiped the counter and Foodsaver down thoroughly with disinfecting wipes. The Foodsaver has a removable drip tray that catches any juice that might leak out while it's vacuuming. I wiped that down and put it in the dishwasher.
Foodsaver Tips & Tricks:
- You can also use the Foodsaver to preserve items that you don't want to freeze. If you open a block a cheese and don't use it all, just vacuum seal it, and it'll be good for months. I've also Foodsavered opened bags of pretzels and crackers, right in the bag they came in!
- You can make your own "tv dinners" by freezing a meal right on a plate if you want. Just put the plate into a Foodsaver bag, then seal the whole thing up. You can make a freezer meal, and seal an entire casserole dish in a bag as well.
- You can heat food in the Foodsaver bags too. Let's say you want to save leftover meatballs and sauce or chicken and dumplings. Just put the entire bag into simmering water when you want to eat it, and it'll gently heat through. They're also microwave safe, if you just snip the corner open so it can vent.
- If you're going to Foodsaver a really juicy item (like certain fruits or the saucy items mentioned above), simply freeze the item(s) first and then vacuum seal it once it's already frozen.
- Preserving baked goods are also a great use for the Foodsaver. If you're sealing a soft food (like a muffin or loaf of bread), just hit the Seal button before it squishes the item. It'll suck all the air out, but not smush the food.
- The Foodsaver is also good for non-food items, such as seeds from your garden that you want to reuse the next year. Or to ensure that the toiletries you're traveling with don't explode in your luggage.
I really hope you found this Foodsaver review helpful! As you can see, there are a lot of benefits from vacuum sealing food and other items. From saving money, to more convenience with meal planning, to keeping items you paid hard-earned money for fresher longer, the Foodsaver helps with it all.
In case you can't tell, I highly recommend it!
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I was totally touched by your presentation. The amount of strength that each of you have astounds me, and I hope you know that you are all in my prayers. I have a very serious anxiety disorder, and I know how important it is to get help. I am so glad that there are people like you all that are there in the world to support people like me and others with baggage of any kind. This presentation really resonated with me more than any other assembly has before, and I appreciate it more than you will ever know. You have given me an extra push to be present for others, but more importantly for myself. I've learned that I cannot begin to help others without first helping myself. Thank you.LS, Minisink Valley High School
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About half-an-hour southwest of Big Bear Lake and the Village area, visitors to the Big Bear region will find Bluff Lake, California. Gorgeous and exceedingly serene, Bluff Lake is an alpine lake that won't disappoint. Read on below to learn more!
What You Can Expect at Bluff Lake, California
Bluff Lake is famous for the diverse natural plant- and wildlife that can be found within the boundaries of the Bluff Lake Reserve, which is open from the beginning of May until the beginning of November. Bluff Lake Reserve is dedicated to preserving the local mountain marsh and meadow ecosystem, as well as threatened plant species like the Bear Valley bluegrass and Big Bear checkerbloom. Remarkably, this iconic and beautiful site also served as a filming location for the famous movies The Parent Trap and Dr. Dolittle 2. As a "leave no trace" ecological reserve, visitors are highly encouraged to take everything they bring into the reserve back out with them upon leaving, so keep that in mind when planning your day here.
Bluff Lake in Big Bear is a great spot for hiking and exploring the tranquil wilderness surrounding Big Bear, without encountering the same number of tourists that other locales around Big Bear are more prone to receiving. In this respect, Bluff Lake is the ideal place to spend a day along the lake without worrying about boats or crowds. It's a popular destination for trailgoers who are looking to hike through Big Bear's best landmarks, including Castle Rock Trail and the Champion Lodgepole Pine.
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