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25-NOV-2017: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy chooses AMU for promoting Solar Energy awareness
Aligarh, November 24: The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Government of India (GOI) has bestowed Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) with the honour of recognising the University among top reputed institutions for promoting Solar Energy awareness.
In this connection, AMU organised a training programme on ?Grid Connected Solar Plants for the Government owned distribution companies? at the Office of the Chief Engineer, PVVNL, Moradabad in which over 40 SEs, ExEns, AEs and JEs participated.
Dr Mohd Rihan (Member-in charge, Department of Electricity) with Prof Imtiaz Ashraf and Prof Abu Tariq conducted the technical sessions.
?AMU will organise six programmes for engineers in the cities of Rampur, Bijnore, Amroha, Muzaffarnagar, Saharanpur, Shamli and Bulandshahar,? said Dr Rihan. He added that these programmes will be organised in the coming three months.
Dr Rihan further said that the GOI through its various schemes is providing subsidy for the installation of Solar Roof-top panels. ?These programmes are a part of the Partnership to Advance Clean Energy-Deployment (PACE-D) Technical Assistance Program,? said Dr Rihan adding that PACE-D Technical Assistance Program is a 20 million US$ five-year bilateral joint program of Ministry of New and Renewable Energy and United States Agency for International Development.
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27-JAN-2020 : Republic Day celebrations Aligarh, January 27: The 71st Republic Day was celebrated at the Aligarh
27-JAN-2020 : AMU observes Voters' Day Aligarh, January 27: The National Voters' Day 2020 was held in all the fa
26-JAN-2020 : AMU celebrates Republic Day Aligarh, January 26: "The concept of Secularism is not new to India. To
25-JAN-2020 : AMU observes Voters Day Aligarh, January 25: The Administrative Block, Aligarh Muslim University (
24-JAN-2020 : Republic Day Mushaira on January 25 ALIGARH January 24: The traditional Mushaira on the eve of the
24-JAN-2020 : Appeal to students for appearing in exams Aligarh, January 24: Around 106 staff members of the GIS
23-JAN-2020 : Saudi agriculture and real estate giant hires AMU students Aligarh, January 23: Saudi Arabia based,
23-JAN-2020 : AMU faculty members release book at Sonipat conference Aligarh, January 23: 'Psychology of Meditat
23-JAN-2020 : New Court Members Aligarh, January 23: Prof Mujahid Beg (Chairmen, Department of Medicine), Dr Rizw
23-JAN-2020 : AMU observes Swachhta Pakhwada ALIGARH January 23: To espouse cleanliness in daily life, the Ross
22-JAN-2020 : AMU faculty receives MECAP Excellence Award Aligarh, January 22: Prof M Shakeel Ahmad Samdani, Dean
21-JAN-2020 : Condolence meeting to mourn demise of former Pro Vice Chancellor Aligarh, January 21: A condolence
21-JAN-2020 : New Chairperson Aligarh, January 21: Prof Shagufta Moin has been appointed as the Chairperson, Dep
21-JAN-2020 : New editor at Tahzibul Akhlaque ALIGARH January 21: Professor M Saud Alam Qasmi, Department of Sunn
21-JAN-2020 : Statistics research scholars bring laurels ALIGARH January 21: Akshita Arora, a PhD scholar in the
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20-JAN-2020 : AMU announces revised schedule for admission test Aligarh, January 20: Office of the Controller of
20-JAN-2020 : JNMC faculty receives fellowship to work at Barbara Davis Center, USA Aligarh, January 20: Dr Ayes
20-JAN-2020 : AMU faculty attends international conference ALIGARH January 20: Professor Salma Ahmed, Department
20-JAN-2020 : Five engineering students get placement ALIGARH January 20: Five engineering students of Aligarh Mu
18-JAN-2020 : AMU constitutes committee to further dialogue with students Aligarh, January 18: In order to furth
18-JAN-2020 : Dept of Physics mourn Prof Muhammad Irfan's demise in condolence meeting Aligarh, January 18: The
18-JAN-2020 : AMU student qualifies UPSC, to work as Geologist in GSI Aligarh, January 18: Mohammad Adnan, a Ph
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17-JAN-2020 : Prof Mujahid Beg appointed as Dean, Students' Welfare Aligarh, January 17: Prof Mujahid Beg, Chairm
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17-JAN-2020 : Dept of Pharmacology to organise international conference Aligarh, January 17: Experts from across
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13-JAN-2020 : New Programme Coordinator Aligarh, January 13: Dr Arshad Husain, Associate Professor, University Po
11-JAN-2020 : ICRAES 2020 begins at AMU Aligarh, January 11: A two-day International Conference on 'Recent Advanc
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09-JAN-2020 : New distance learning programmes launched ALIGARH January 9: The Centre for Distance Education (CDE
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08-JAN-2020 : AMU faculty to present papers in UK Aligarh, January 8: Dr Samima Khatun, Department of Chemistry,
08-JAN-2020 : Winter vacations for teachers extended till January 12 Aligarh, January 8: The Aligarh Muslim Unive
07-JAN-2020 : AMU to reopen in three phases after extended winter break Aligarh, January 7: Aligarh Muslim Univer
07-JAN-2020 : AMU faculty gets INYAS membership Aligarh, January 7: Dr Jai Prakash, Assistant Professor, Depart
07-JAN-2020 : New Provost Aligarh, January 7: Dr Saira Mehnaz, Department of Community Medicine, J N Medical Col
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07-JAN-2020 : New Riding Club Acting Captain Aligarh, January 7: Sadan Sabih, a MA Mass Communication student ha
06-JAN-2020 : AMU faculty gets invention patented Aligarh, January 6: A compound lever handle for hand pumps inve
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|Before Losira kills the Engineer on the Enterprise, she describes one or two of the ship's functions to him. He calls out to Scotty that a strange woman knows every detail of the ship's systems. I know he was caught by surprise here, but this seems like a rather sweeping exaggeration.
Spock claims that the planet has a size about equal to Earth's moon, and yet a mass about equal to the Earth itself. This allows one to calculate the surface gravity of the planet, and it comes out to 13.5 times Earth's own gravity. That would make the men on the surface weigh something like a ton each! To be fair, Kirk does respond to the size and mass figures by saying "that would be difficult to explain", so it may just be that this isn't so much a mistake as an example of just how weird and inexplicable this planet is.
When Kirk tries to bury D'Amato he phasers the ground and discovers a red rock that the phaser won't cut through. He then phasers another spot about ten feet away and they see the same red rock. McCoy then comments that the whole planet must be made of this stuff. Really, Doctor? From sampling two spots on the ground, both in close proximity, you generalise to the entire planet?! Hell, we SEE rocks sticking up out of the ground that aren't red like this stuff!
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|It's somewhat surreal to see Kirk trying to avoid touching a beautiful woman.
|Body Count :
|Two or Three?
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|This episode features the Enterprise travelling at Warp Factor 14.1, a record for the ship.
The landing party investigates the planet further, eventually locaing an underground control centre. The planet is artificial, created by an ancient and powerful race as a colony world. However the race, named the Kalandans, were destroyed in a vicious plague. The woman who has been appearing is an image of the leader of a team who served on the planet; an automated defence system has been projecting the image in an attempt to keep outsiders away from the base. With the system deactivated and the mystery solved, Kirk beams back to the Enterprise and proceeds on course to his next mission. On a peculiar planet, the Enterprise must face a woman who can kill with a single touch.
The idea of an artificial planet is an interesting one. The size of Earth's moon - 3,475 kilometres give or take, and massing as much as the Earth - 6 billion trillion tons or so, this is a seriously impressive project to take on. In volume terms alone it would be like building tens of trillions of ships like the Enterprise. As a minor nit, though, a planet with that size and mass would have a surface gravity more than thirteen times that of Earth. There's no way a Human being would be able to walk around in such a place, let alone do so with the ease that Kirk and company do. One might assume that the Kalandans have some sort of artificial gravity technology going on, which would again be a massively impressive feat of technology on something planetoid sized; it might be slightly more reasonable to assume that the Enterprise folk have some handy little doodad on the back of their belts that compensates for high gee worlds.
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I was preparing to teach a class about Ancestry.com & this prompted me to look at some collections added recently. I was most excited to find the arrival into England of my 3g.grandfather, Samuel SHUTER, from what is now Poland. I have probably looked for that record, on and off, for about 15 years, but had eventually decided that I was unlikely to find a shipping record from continental Europe to England.
Anyway, I found him – amongst the UK Aliens Entry Books, 1794-1926. The first document was his Certificate of Arrival, 14 Feb 1846, from HO2, certificate 95. The second document was his subsequent arrival on 25 Sep 1854. (HO3 piece 75) This latter was in a book of correspondence, and now I will try to determine if I can obtain a copy of the correspondence referred to in this index.
Anyway, it's a reminder to me of the new collections being added to sites like Ancestry, and the value of trying to keep checking new collections added.
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Those bankruptcies records are great. My 3ggrand father had bankruptcy announcements in the London Times, then he left England; probably to avoid prosecution and relocated to South Africa. He promptly went bankrupt there, and those records are truly a treasure. They gave a complete inventory of all his possessions, right down to a deck of cards! They definitely give insight into how our ancestors lived. The records also contain letters written in his own hand explaining his situation – of course, it was the impatience of the creditors – nothing to do with him! I had a South African researcher locate these for me and send me digitized copies.
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Sketch for "A Boat Passing a Lock"
Sketch for the painting in the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection, Madrid
Sketch for "A Boat Passing a Lock"
Sketch for the painting in the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection, Madrid
John Constable, English, 1776 - 1837
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On the far right a barge waits for the sluice gates to open and lower the water level. The navigator, in a red waistcoat, has just put down his fishing pole to work the lock. In a letter to a friend the artist expressed his enthusiasm for this kind of subject: "The sound of water escaping from Mill dams . . . Willows, Old rotten Banks, slimy posts, & brickwork. I love such things. . . . As long as I do paint I shall never cease to paint such Places." This is a preliminary version of a painting that, exhibited at the Royal Academy in London in 1824, became Constable's most popular work up to that time.
British Painting in the Philadelphia Museum of ArtConstable first mentioned the picture that would be known as The Lock in a letter to John Fisher of October 31, 1822: "I have got an excellent subject for a six foot canvas which I should certainly paint for next year...but I have neither time nor money to speculate with, & my children begin to swarm."1 Family illness ("anxiety--watching--& nursing--& my own present indisposition")2 kept him away from his easel from Christmas to February. But on February 21, 1823, he wrote to Fisher, "I have put a large upright landscape in hand, and I hope to get it ready for the Academy."3 This large upright was almost certainly the Philadelphia Sketch for "A Boat Passing a Lock." The subject is the opening of sluice gates to lower the level of water in the upper lock, where a barge waits before continuing its journey upstream. The site shown is Flatford on the Stour, with Dedham Church in the distance and Flatford Mill at the spectator's back. The painting's shape was originally horizontal, as were all Constable's other six-foot academy "set pieces" and as later versions of The Lock theme would also be (see horizontal versions The Lock, 1826, oil on canvas, 40 x 50" {101.6 x 127 cm.}, London, Royal Academy and The Lock, c. 1826, oil on canvas, 40 1/2 x 51 1/8" {102.9 x 129.8 cm.}, Melbourne, National Gallery of Victoria). But Constable added to the canvas at the top and cut down (by how much we do not know) on the right. The change in shape presumably took place between the letter of October 1822 and the one of February 1823. No preliminary drawings for the Philadelphia Museum of Art full-sized sketch are known, and indeed, the many changes to the shape and the composition of the sketch suggest that the artist worked partly by instinct, drastically rearranging and reshaping as he worked. Staley has suggested that one reason the Philadelphia sketch might not have been developed further is that Constable made too many changes for the alterations not to be noticeable and so decided to start on a fresh canvas.4 On the reverse of this canvas is a fragmentary sketch of a young girl. The differences between the full-sized sketch and the finished version (John Constable, A Boat Passing a Lock, 1824, oil on canvas, 56 x 47 1/2" {142.2 x 120.6 cm.} Gloucestershire, Sudeley Castle, Trustees of the Walter Morrison Pictures Settlement), exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1824, bought by the draper James Morrison (1790-1857) and now at Sudeley Castle (henceforth: Morrison version), are instructive. The Morrison version lacks the additions at the top (and bottom), thus indicating that Constable worked on an intact canvas, making no substantial changes in the composition. X-radiographs show that in the Philadelphia sketch the artist originally included crossbeams over the lock, used presumably to reinforce the sides of the lock. These were painted out almost certainly for purely aesthetic reasons: to include them at close range meant blotting out large areas of tree, sky, and distance. These crossbeams are also omitted in the Morrison version. Constable's touch is surer in the Morrison picture and he brings his details to a high degree of finish: the sky is bright blue, the clouds fleecy white, the waistcoat of the navigator (or navvy) working the lock is bright red; the articulation of foreground, middleground, and distance is much clearer; the plants in the foreground are probably identifiable, which is not true of those in the Philadelphia sketch; and the complicated spatial structure of the lock itself, its intricate architecture, is the chief interest of the left half of the Morrison picture. In the Philadelphia version the navvy has just put down his fishing rod to attend to his duties. This genre-like incident Constable abandoned in the finished painting for two reasons. First, by eliminating the narrative element, the artist could stabilize the scene, suppressing the particular to emphasize the timeless; and second, the fascinating shape of the wooden lock, which draws the eye from left to right across the foreground of the picture, needed a stronger element than the slim fishing rod to connect it with the right foreground. What we feel most in the Morrison picture is its freshness. Much more than in the Philadelphia sketch the artist caught the effect with heavy white impasto of water rushing out of the sluice gates at the lower left, so that we all but hear the sound of the creaking wooden gates and bubbling water foam. The artist might almost have intended the Morrison version to illustrate his remarks to Fisher in a letter of October 23, 1821: "The sound of water escaping from Mill dams...Willows, Old rotten Banks, slimy posts, & brickwork. I love such things....As long as I do paint I shall never cease to paint such Places."5 Twice Constable described his lock in similar language. To Fisher he wrote: "It is a lovely subject, of the canal kind, lively--& soothing--calm and exhilarating, fresh--& blowing,''6 and again on April 13, 1825, speaking of the Morrison version which was back in his studio for Samuel William Revnolds (1774-1834) to engrave: "My Lock is now on my easil. It looks most beautifully silvery, windy & delicious--it is all health--& the absence of every thing stagnant, and is wonderfully got together after only this one year."7 The loss of time through illness meant that The Lock was not ready for the Royal Academy exhibition of 1823 but was sent to the 1824 exhibition instead. Even by September 30, 1823, the artist did not know what his large subject for the academy of 1824 would be,8 and only on December 16, 1823, did he tell Fisher firmly that he would work on "my Lock."9 On April 15, 1824, while preparing for the academy, Constable wrote to Fisher, "I was never more fully bent on any picture than on that on which you left me engaged upon. It is going to its audit with all its deficiencies in hand--my friends all tell me it is my best. Be that as it may I have done my best. It is a good subject and an admirable instance of the picturesque."10 On the opening day of the exhibition James Morrison bought The Lock. It was the most popular picture Constable had so far painted, if one excepts the French response to his Hay Wain which would be acclaimed later in 1824 at the Paris Salon. The Literary Gazette compared Constable to Richard Wilson (1713-1782);11 the aged Fuseli (1741-1825), leaning on the porter's arm, visited the picture every Sunday morning.12 On May 8, Constable wrote jubilantly to Fisher: "My picture is liked at the Academy. Indeed it forms a decided feature and its light cannot be put out, because it is the light of nature--the Mother of all that is valuable in poetry, painting or anything else."13 Perhaps the most welcome praise came from the engraver S. W. Reynolds, who offered to engrave the landscape gratis, because "take it for all in all, since the days of Gainsborough and Wilson, no landscape has been painted with so much truth and originality, so much art, so little artifice."14 So deeply did Constable feel about his lock subject that he copied it in an upright format at least once (see upright version Landscape--A Barge Passing a Lock on the Stour, 1825, oil on canvas, 55 x 48" {139.7 x 122 cm.}, Hon. William Hamilton Collection, England) and allowed John Dunthorne to copy it under his supervision (but which of the versions this is is not certain). Then in 1825 he undertook the same subject in a horizontal format for the dealer James Carpenter (b. c. 1760). He never gave this picture to Carpenter but submitted it instead as his diploma work to the Royal Academy (The Lock, 1826, oil on canvas, 40 x 50" {101.6 x 127 cm.}, London, Royal Academy). Recalling that the artist originally conceived of the Philadelphia version as a horizontal picture with crossbeams on the lock,15 we might visualize his original intentions by looking to an earlier series, the Mill at Dedham (1818-19, 21 x 30 1/2", London, Tate Gallery).16 In these views of a lock and mill the artist took a long view of the scene, from perhaps a quarter mile away, which enabled him to include the crossbeams over the lock but also forced him to show the mill buildings at the left. The artistic problem presented by the lock series, begun with the Philadelphia sketch, was to depict a similar scene from close by. In the fall of 1827 Constable revisited the site of Flatford Lock. At that time he executed a drawing on the spot showing the lock with crossbeams and willow tree (not the elm that appears in the Philadelphia and Morrison pictures). This drawing, on paper watermarked 1824, is now in the British Museum, and of all the lock paintings and sketches probably shows the site as it really was (John Constable, Flatford Lock, 1827, pencil on paper, watermarked 1824, 8 3/4 x 12 7/8" {22.2 x 32.7 cm.}, London, British Museum). Slightly earlier than the British Museum sketch is a pen and ink drawing in the Fitzwilliam Museum (John Constable, The Lock, c.1826, pen and sepia wash on paper, 11 1/4 x 14 1/2" {28 x 36.8 cm.} Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum), which is preparatory to the diploma picture. In both the British Museum and Fitzwilliam sketches, Constable wrestled with the problem of depicting the scene as it appeared in reality. The only way to include the crossbeams without throwing off the composition seems to have been to take a longer view of the lock so that the beams would be below the horizon, and this long view could only be achieved by standing (theoretically) in a boat in the river. In what may be the unfinished preparatory oil sketch for the diploma picture, now in Melbourne (John Constable, The Lock, c. 1826, oil on canvas, 40 1/2 x 51 1/8" {102.9 x 129.8 cm.}, Melbourne, National Gallery of Victoria, Felton Bequest), Constable once again painted in the crossbeams, as in the Philadelphia sketch for the Morrison picture; but once again he found they did not work and painted them out. In the diploma picture the artist was defeated by the problem, and the crossbeams do not appear. The other important difference in the Melbourne oil sketch and Royal Academy diploma picture is that the barge is traveling downstream, waiting for the navvy to raise the level of the water before the boat can enter the lock. Richard Dorment, from British Painting in the Philadelphia Museum of Art: From the Seventeenth through the Nineteenth Century (1986), pp. 50-55.
1. R. B. Beckett, ed. John Constable's Correspondence. 6 vols. Ipswich,1962-68, vol. 6, p. 100.LITERATURE:
2. Constable to Fisher, February 1, 1823, ibid., p. 109.
3. Ibid., p. 112.
4. Philadelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Detroit, The Detroit Institute of Arts. Romantic Art in Britain: Paintings and Drawings, 1760-1860 1968 (by Frederick Cummings, Allen Staley, and Robert Rosenblum), no. 128.
5. R. B. Beckett, ed. John Constable's Correspondence. 6 vols. Ipswich,1962-68, vol. 6, p. 77.
6. Ibid., p. 198.
7. Ibid., p. 200.
8. Ibid., p. 133.
9. Ibid., p. 146.
10. Ibid., p. 155.
11. Ibid., vol. 2, p. 340. See also Basil Taylor. Constable: Paintings, Drawings, and Watercolours. 2nd cd., rev. and enl. London, 1975, p. 207.
12. R. B. Beckett, ed. John Constable's Correspondence, vol. 5, p. 61.
13. Ibid., vol. 6, p.157
14. Ibid., vol. 4, p. 266.
15. This was strictly accurate, but their absence was not particularly noticed by a Mrs. Godfrey of East Bergholt who in 1824 told Constable after seeing the Morrison picture at the academy that it flattered the spot bur did not belye nature." See Beckett, ed., 1962-68, vol. 1, p. 211.
16. Robert Hoozee. L'Opera completa di Constable. Milan, 1979, no. 256, repro. Versions also in London, Victoria and Albert Museum, and Manchester, New Hampshire, Currier Gallery of Art.
Catalogue of Oil Paintings by the Old Masters in the Possession of E.A. Leatham, Esq. Misarden Park, Gloucestershire (1898), p. 5; C. J. Holmes, Constable and His Influence on Landscape Painting. London, 1902.pp. 121, 247; Lord Windsor. John Constable, R.A. London and New York, 1903, p.203; William Roberts. "English Pictures in America." The Nineteenth Century, September 1913, p.541; "A Group of Paintings in the McFadden Collection." The American Magazine of Art, vol. 8, no. 3 (January 1917), repro. p. 108; William Roberts. "English Pictures in America." The Nineteenth Century, September 1913, pp. 3-5; William Roberts. "Recent Additions to Mr. McFadden's Collection." Art in America, vol. 6, no. 2 (February 1918), pp. 108-17. p. 114; William Roberts. "The John H. McFadden Collection II Landscape and Subject Pictures." The Connoisseur, vol. 53 (January 1919), p. 14, repro. p. 9; "Philadelphia's Diamond Jubilee," The Connoisseur, vol. 126 (October 1950), p. 130, repro. p. 131; "The Diamond Jubilee Exhibition," Philadelphia Museum of Art Bulletin, vol. 45, no. 224 (winter 1950), p. 81, repro. p. 79; Andrew Shirley. "John Constable's 'Lock': The Newly Discovered Study." The Connoisseur, vol. 127 (May 1951), p.73, repro. p. 74; R. B. Beckett, John Constable and the Fishers: The Record of a Friendship (London, 1952), p. 121; R. B. Beckett. "Constable's 'Lock."' The Burlington Magazine, vol. 94, no. 594 (September 1952), pp. 255, 256, p. 253, fig 8; Frank Simpson. "Constable's 'Lock': A Postscript." The Connoisseur, vol. 12; Helen Comstock. "Constable in America." The Connoisseur, vol. 137 (May 1956), p. 282; W. G. Constable. "'The Lock' as a Theme in the Work of John Constable." In In Honour of Daryl Lindsay: Essays and Studies, edited by Franz Philipp and June Stewart. Melbourne, 1964. pp. 131, 134, pl. 117; Graham Reynolds. Constable: The Natural Painter. London, 1965. 2nd ed., London, 1976, pp. 73, 142, pl. 41; R.B Beckett, ed. Johny Constable's Correspondance. 6 vols. Ipswich, 1962-68, vol. 2, pp. 279-80, vol. 6, pp. 100, 101, 112, 114; Washinton, D.C., National Gallery of Art. John Constable: A Selection of Paintings from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon, 1969 (by Ross Watson and John Walker), see no. 29; Staley, "British Painting from Hogarth to Alma-Tadema." Apollo n.s., vol.100, July 1974, pp. 37-38; Basil Taylor, Constable: Paintings, Drawings, and Watercolours. 1975, pp. 207-8, n. 39, pl. 100; Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum (Arts Council of Great Britain). John Constable, R.A., 1766-1837: A Catalogue of Drawings and Watercolors with a Selection of Mezzortints by David Lucas...in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, 1976, p. 108; London, Tate Gallery. Constalbe: Paintings, Watercolours, and Drawings, Febuary 18-April 25, 1976 (by Leslie Parris, Ian Fleming-William, and Conal Shields).1976, p. 138; Alastair Smart and Attfield Brooks, Constable and His Country (London, 1976), p. 138; John Walker, John Constable. London, 1979, pl. 38; Robert Hoozee. L'Opera completa di Constable. Milan, 1979, no. 404; Graham Reynolds. The Later Paintings and Drawings of John Constable. 2 vols. New Haven and London, 1984, vol. 1, p. 135.
Philadelphia Museum of Art: Handbook of the CollectionsBefore painting his monumental, highly finished submissions to the annual exhibitions of the Royal Academy in London, John Constable painted preliminary sketches at the same large scale but with far freer execution. In this sketch for a painting shown at the 1824 exhibition and now in the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection, Constable worked out the massing of principal forms and, with vivid patches of impasto, the dominant tonalities of the composition. The picture shows a worker opening a sluice gate on a lock while a barge awaits; the setting is Flatford on the River Stour, which was for Constable a constant source of motifs. As the artist himself said of the painting, "It is a lovely subject, of the canal kind, lively--& soothing--calm and exhilarating, fresh--& blowing." Christopher Riopelle, from Philadelphia Museum of Art: Handbook of the Collections (1995), p. 186.
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ROCKFORD - The Winnebago County Board pledges to spend $7 million over 20 years to help the region become a leading force in the amateur sports tournament market.
Members voted 15-4 Thursday to draw $350,000 a year from landfill fees to finance revamping Sportscore Two in Loves Park as part of the Reclaiming First initiative. Dave Kelley, Steve Schultz, Lynne Strathman and Jim Webster voted against the measure; Kyle Logan was absent.
The money will help pay for the $27 million to $29 million project - seven lighted, artificial-turf fields; parking; concessions and restroom facilities - and to expand the Indoor Sports Center building by three turf fields.
"Yes, this is a lot of money for a project but this is changing what we offer as a community," board member John F. Sweeney said.
Naysayers would rather see the money spent on its intended use: economic development projects. Leaders have committed to spending a portion of the landfill fees on BMO Harris Bank Center improvements, Burpee Museum renovations and Nicholas Conservatory's second phase of construction.
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While the rest of the world deteriorates, the U.S. remains a pillar of economic strength.
And the reason for this, believe it or not, is the massive deficits that have been run by DC, replenishing the private sector with cash. Despite incredible gridlock, and a party that's been devoted to cutting spending, the fact of the matter is that the U.S. has not embraced the austerity wave that's gripped much of the world.
The economy is still fragile, and we need these deficits to continue, which is one reason to think that Mitt Romney would be the better candidate for the economy.
He's pretty much given up on any pretense of balancing the budget while offering broad tax cuts. What's more, a Romney White House would make the Congressional GOP forget about cutting spending, and revert to their old ways under Bush (austerity is purely an out-of-power concept).
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Dylan Matthews at The Washington Post's Wonkblog looks at the three frontrunners to replace Ben Bernanke as Fed chair (Romney said last week that he won't renominate Bernanke).
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In an op-ed last year, he sympathized with Fed critics calling for the bank to allow its inflation target to double from 2 to 4 percent to spur growth, but argued that that policy was politically untenable. Instead, he proposed keeping the 2 percent target but making it a "level" target, meaning that if one goes under 2 percent inflation one year, the Fed will promote inflation of over 2 percent the next year. That would imply a considerably looser Fed policy regime than the one currently in place, one that could be achieved either through additional asset buys (that is, quantitative easing) or other, less traditional policies.
And Mankiw has expressed an interest in those less-traditional policies as well. In another piece, he cheekily suggested implementing a 10 percent negative interest rate on cash by invalidating all paper currency whose serial numbers have a certain final digit. The effect would be that 10 percent of all money would be wiped out, spurring people to spend it or keep it in banks that offer higher, but still negative, returns. In a follow-up post, he argued that a negative interest rate of about 1 percent is appropriate.
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CAIRO (AP) — Supporters of Egypt's deposed president, who once overwhelmed cities in the hundreds of thousands, changed tactics Friday by demonstrating in scattered, small rallies that avoided confronting a heavy military deployment waiting for them across the country.
The low turnout signaled the strain on ousted leader Mohammed Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood, as it has trouble drawing large numbers of supporters and faces an increasingly skeptical Egyptian public wary of more bloodshed like that which followed the July 3 military coup that overthrew him. Meanwhile, an intense security crackdown by the military-backed interim government has rounded up much of its leadership.
The Brotherhood has "committed a strategic error last week by mixing peaceful protests with armed clashes with civilians," said Abdullah el-Sinawi, an Egyptian newspaper columnist and analyst. "Many supporters are now staying away fearing that new civilian-on-civilian clashes will erupt."
Morsi supporters dubbed the day the "Friday of Martyrs," in reference to the several hundred people that died in clashes with Egypt's military during raids on street camps this month. Last Friday, vigilantes at neighborhood checkpoints battled Morsi supporters across the capital in unprecedented clashes between residents that killed more than 170 people, including dozens of police officers.
Ahead of the protests, soldiers in armored personnel carriers and tanks deployed early Friday across the country on major roads and plazas to stop demonstrators from gathering. But after Friday prayers, Cairo and the rest of Egypt did not see massive crowds on the streets. Instead, small groups of Islamists in the hundreds chanted against the military and held up posters of Morsi on side streets and outside neighborhood mosques.
Thousands marched through the streets of Cairo's Nasr City district. Some chanted: "We are willing to sacrifice our lives" and "We promise the martyrs that we will end military rule."
Mohamed Ahmed, a Morsi supporter, insisted the movement against what the Brotherhood calls an "illegitimate" coup would continue.
"Everybody knows there could be a bloodbath. But as long as we are fighting for our rights, with God's will, we will win," he said as he joined protesters gathering outside a mosque following prayers in Giza, a satellite city of Cairo and home to the famous Pyramids.
The protests remained largely peaceful, though a few clashes broke out. Police fired tear gas to stop rival camps from fighting with knives and birdshot in the Delta city of Tanta. One pro-Morsi supporter was killed and 26 were injured, a local medical official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to journalists.
In one incident late Friday, a private TV station, Mehwer, said its crew was held hostage in a southern Cairo suburb by pro-Morsi protesters, who forced them at gunpoint to continue airing a rally they were staging. The standoff in Helwan lasted for more than two hours, and the crew aired the protest live under threat, the station said. The interior ministry later said the crew and the mobile live station were freed, and five were arrested.
Police investigator Hesham Lotfi told Mehwer TV station after the crew was freed that the protesters had handed over the mobile live station and the operators to local gang members who tried to extort them for money in exchange for their freedom. Lotfi said the gangsters were arrested.
The pro-Morsi camp has largely relied on live video feeds it sends to reporters and TV stations to cover its activities, particularly after a number of Islamist stations were shut down after Morsi's ouster. A number of private stations, who are largely supportive of the military, cover the pro-Morsi rallies.
Tarek Morsi, a Brotherhood spokesman not related to the deposed president, described the smaller crowds as a way for the 85-year-old organization to adapt to the environment it faces. He said the Brotherhood is accustomed to operating under repression.
"We decided to adopt a new strategy, to avoid million-man marches and to have instead smaller protests, yet with big numbers, disseminated in different locations across the city to face the security crackdown," the spokesman said. "This way the people see us."
But the Brotherhood's mid-level and senior leadership increasingly finds itself targeted in security force raids. Another 80 Brotherhood members, including senior leaders and spokesmen, were taken into custody on Thursday. Among those captured in the operations is group's spiritual guide Mohammed Badie.
Morsi, the spokesman, said the Brotherhood will keep up its street protest, despite the arrests. He said the crackdown didn't break down the group's ability to communicate with members and said its wide network of social services is still intact.
In a late Friday statement, the pro-Morsi camp said it has used creative new ways to keep up its protest against the military coup. It called on supporters to keep up protests next week and said the arrest campaign "will only increase the persistence and cohesion" of its members.
El-Sinawi, the analyst, said the Brotherhood was changing tactics in response to the security crackdown, saying it affected the group's ability to lead protests and its finances. He said the Brotherhood is also reeling from a sharp drop in popularity where much public has backed the crackdown against it.
"The curve of the group's ability to mobilize and bring out crowds is going down," he said.
Morsi was ousted after millions took to the streets to call for him to step down, accusing him of trying to monopolize power, letting the Brotherhood take over state institutions and ignoring calls for real reform. His defenders counter officials from former autocrat Hosni Mubarak's government and the military blocked his efforts.
Since Morsi's ouster, hundreds of Egyptians have been killed and more arrested. Amnesty International said in a statement Friday that 1,089 people were killed in the violence last week alone, calling on the security forces not to "shoot randomly" even in the presence of heavily armed pro-Morsi protesters.
There also were small demonstrations Friday protesting Mubarak being released from prison Thursday. He's now under house arrest in a military hospital in southern Cairo. Dozens of anti-Morsi and anti-Mubarak protesters held a rally outside Cairo's high court amid tight security.
Mubarak still faces trial on charges of complicity in the killing of nearly 900 protesters during the 2011 uprising against him. But his release was viewed by many who rebelled against him as a setback in their campaign to hold him accountable for years of abuse and corruption.
Many pro-Morsi protesters raised yellow stickers showing an open palm with four raised fingers Friday, which has become a symbol for the main sit-in that was disbanded violently near the Rabaah al-Adawiya mosque. In northern Cairo, demonstrators raised a banner that read: "Mubarak and his aides acquitted while the Egyptian people are hanged."
Somaya Mahfouz, a member of the Brotherhood political party who took part in a protest in Giza, shouted at passing cars: "Mubarak is coming back to rule us again!"
She said: "What is happening now has nothing to do with the Brotherhood. It is a war against Islam."
Associated Press writer Mariam Rizk contributed to this report
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