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GPSolo eReport: A New Monthly Publication for Division Members
This is the first issue of a new electronic publication: GPSolo eReport. The monthly enewsletter will combine elements of Solo, The Buzz, GPSolo Technology eReport, and GPSolo Law Trends & News. Division members will no longer receive Solo, The Buzz, GPSolo Technology eReport, and GPSolo Law Trends & News: just the new consolidated newsletter.
GPSolo Magazine
Another exciting change is under way in the printed periodicals that you receive as part of your membership in the Division. The last stand-alone issue of Best of ABA Sections will be mailed to you in late August. Starting in 2012, each issue of GPSolo magazine will contain several of these digested articles, selected especially for our readers from among the ABA's top publications. Similarly, technology and practice management content is being worked into every issue of GPSolo magazine. "Road Warrior" is now a regular column, and starting next issue at least one feature article will focus on the legal technology relevant to each issue's theme. The final stand-alone issue of the Technology & Practice Guide will be published in June 2012.
These changes will ensure that every print issue of GPSolo magazine and every electronic issue of GPSolo eReport delivers the content you need in a uniform, convenient, easy-to-navigate publication. We hope you will enjoy the changes!
Apex Award
The December 2010 issue of GPSolo magazine has won a 2011 APEX Award of Excellence in the category of Green Magazines & Journals. This Technology & Practice Guide issue, themed "The Greening of Your Law Practice," explored how the latest technology and law practice strategies can lessen a law firm's environmental impact—and save it money. (Check out the issue's full contents for yourself.)
The APEX Awards for Publication Excellence Competition, a program of Communications Concepts, Inc., is now in its 23rd year. GPSolo magazine was chosen for recognition from a field of more than 3,300 entries in a variety of categories. Award winners were based on excellence in graphic design, editorial content, and success in achieving overall communications effectiveness and excellence.
Congratulations to Special Issue Editor Jeffrey M. Allen, 2010-2011 Editor-in-Chief jennifer j. rose, and all the issue's contributors for this well-deserved honor.
Formal Opinion 11-458 (August 4, 2011)
Changing Fee Arrangements During Representation
The following Formal Opinion 11-458—Changing Fee Arrangements During Representation was recently released by the ABA Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility. This opinion is of great interest to the GPSolo members, and it should be used as a guide in raising fees in ongoing matters. A link is available via the Center for Professional Responsibility or directly from the following description.
Modification of an existing fee agreement is permissible under the Model Rules, but the lawyer must show that any modification was reasonable under the circumstances at the time of the modification as well as communicated to and accepted by the client. Periodic, incremental increases in a lawyer's regular hourly billing rates are generally permissible if such practice is communicated clearly to and accepted by the client at the commencement of the client-lawyer relationship and any periodic increases are reasonable under the circumstances. Modifications sought by a lawyer that change the basic nature of a fee arrangement or significantly increase the lawyer's compensation absent an unanticipated change in circumstances ordinarily will be unreasonable. Changes in fee arrangements that involve a lawyer acquiring an interest in the client's business, real estate, or other nonmonetary property will ordinarily require compliance with Rule 1.8(a).1. Click here to read the Full Opinion.
If you have any questions, please contact the Center for Professional Responsibility.
Diversity Fellowship Program
The Diversity Committee has selected the four diversity fellows for the 2012 bar year. Frank Aba-Onu (Minneapolis, MN), Jasmin N. French (Indianapolis, IN), Rinky S. Parwani (Tampa, FL), and Eneida M. Roman (Boston, MA). We found all of the applications to be outstanding, and therefore we are pleased with the selections.
Young Lawyer Fellowship Program
The Young Lawyers Committee has selected the two young lawyer fellows for the 2012 bar year. Michael O. Walker (Norfolk, VA) and Jennifer L. Zahradnik (Belle Plaines, IA) were most impressive among the applicants. In addition to the fellowship, these two fellows have been appointed to other committees within the Division.
Difference Makers Awards
The ABA General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division (ABA GPSolo) is pleased to announce a call for nominations for its annual Difference Makers Awards Program to recognize extraordinary lawyers who "make a difference" by breaking down barriers for women, people of color, and people with disabilities, regardless of sexual orientation. Winners will be honored at the ABA GPSolo's 2011 Fall Meeting and National Solo & Small Firm Conference Awards program at the Westin Tabor Center in Denver, Colorado, on Friday, October 21. For more information or to submit your nomination, visit our website (Nominations are due September 9, 2011.)
Other Awards
Congratulations to Grant Beardsley, FY2011 GPSolo Law Student Division Liaison, on receiving the ABA Law Student Division's 2011 Entity Liaison Award! The Division appreciates all of his hard work this past year.
Call for Officer and Council Nominations
The Nominating Committee will meet during the 2011 Fall Meeting in Denver, Colorado, from October 20–22 at the Westin Denver Downtown Hotel to nominate individuals for the positions of Division Secretary and Members-At-Large of the 2012–13 Council. In accordance with § 7.3.1 of the 2012 revised bylaws, the committee will nominate five Council Members-At-Large to serve four-year terms. Minority applicants are encouraged. The duties, terms of office, and eligibility requirements for each of the positions to be filled are outlined in the Division Bylaws.
Please return your completed questionnaire to the Division Office via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or via fax at 312-988-5711 or mail directly to ABA, General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division, 321 N. Clark Street, Chicago, IL, 60654, postmarked by Monday, October 3, 2011.
Committee Webpages
All 2012 committee chairs are requested to submit committee webpage updates to Dee Lee at the Division Office at email@example.com. Chair's Message, Announcements, Discussion Items, Events, CLE and Resources should be provided in electronic Microsoft Word format.
Star of the Quarter
Each quarter, the Division's group chairs of the four divisions acknowledge outstanding leadership in committee members as a "Star of the Quarter" for a recent project achievement toward the work of the Division. The "Star of the Quarter" recognition is presented to the recipient at each Division Meeting.
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Shawn Crable vs. Pierre Woods vs. Tully Banta-Cain vs. Vince Redd
The Patriots lost a great player this offseason with the departure of Mike Vrabel to the Chiefs. Not only was Vrabel a great pass rusher and run stopper, but he was also a great leader in the locker room and always made big plays at big times. Whoever wins this job will have some big shoes to fill. Vrabel only had 4 sacks in 2008 after coming off his only Pro Bowl appearance in 2007; therefore, production-wise, the winner of this battle should not only be able to match his numbers, but should surpass them.
Shawn Crable was drafted out of the University of Michigan in the 3rd Round of the 2008 Draft. He looked great in preseason last year with 2.5 sacks, an INT, a couple of pass deflections and a bunch of tackles. He looked great in all aspects of the game. However, a season-ending injury took away his entire regular season. With an entire year to learn the defensive scheme, Crable should be ready to contribute. I really do believe that he is a potential star and breakout player this season should he win the job.
Odds to Start: 40%
Despite being given opportunities, Pierre Woods has never quite put it together. Woods has actually received quite a bit of playing time during his tenure here, having 3 starts to his name last year after Adalius Thomas' injury. His most notable play during his professional career would most likely be the fumble in Super Bowl XLII, which he failed to fall on and secure. Woods has been a special teams ace and could fill the void left by Larry Izzo. His experience in the system as well as his physical NFL readiness are the two main advantages he has in this battle.
Odds to Start: 35%
Tully Banta-Cain left New England for a big paycheck two seasons ago. The lasting impression that most fans have of him is the Colts' second half comeback where both TBC and Eric Alexander were exposed as frauds. Banta-Cain has always been a situational pass rusher and little more. His best season came in 2006, where he piled up 5.5 sacks. The big advantage that Banta-Cain has is starting experience in the NFL. If he regains his form from 2006, I really think that he is the darkhorse to win this matchup and start for us.
Odds to Start: 23%
Vince Redd gets a ton of love from this forum. He's big, he's fast, he's strong. We get it, the guy has all the measurables. However, football is not played in a 40 yard dash, or else the Raiders would win the Super Bowl every year. Make no mistake about it, Redd is still very raw and he is still a project. Could he be a force in this league someday? Sure, he has the physical makeup to do so. This preseason will certainly be telling and I'm sure that Patriots fans would love to see significant improvement from last year. I really think that we are still a bit away from Vince Redd seeing any significant in-game action.
Odds to Start: 2%
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I could legitimately see Crable, Woods or Banta-Cain starting this season. This is the competition that will center the most on preseason performances, but I will go with Crable for now. Regardless, I think that all 3 will see significant playing time in rotations. I think that there is a possibility that Vince Redd is cut, but like the others, his fate will also be determined in preseason practices and games. This is definitely a battle to keep an eye on, as it could go any way. Also keep in mind that the starter at this position may not even be on the roster at this time. I would bet against it personally, but there is a possibility of the Patriots acquiring at veteran at this position. The Patriots have had rumored/confirmed interest in Julius Peppers, Jason Taylor and Derrick Burgess this offseason.
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Woods has without a doubt come a long way. Coming from undrafted FA to maybe a starter on defense. He has made strides and you cant be anything but proud for the man. His time to sit back on the bench has come though.
Crable has dedicated the time in the weight room and the film room now we get to see if he can do the things we assume he can. Which is rush the passer and set the edge.
Problem I had with Woods this past year was that he was iffy in coverage and honestly wasnt that great of an overall tackler. Its Pierres job to lose but it should be Crables job day 1 of the regular season.
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Woods has without a doubt come a long way. Coming from undrafted FA to maybe a starter on defense. He has made strides and you cant be anything but proud for the man. His time to sit back on the bench has come though.
Crable has dedicated the time in the weight room and the film room now we get to see if he can do the things we assume he can. Which is rush the passer and set the edge.
Problem I had with Woods this past year was that he was iffy in coverage and honestly wasnt that great of an overall tackler. Its Pierres job to lose but it should be Crables job day 1 of the regular season.
I agree. Crable had much more to improve on. Woods to me has gotten to the best he can push himself to. Crable I believe can go further. Crable was great in pre season last yr, he now is bigger stronger and looks much more intimidating. I think Crable will dominate preseason and then earn starting job.
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I think Woods will start with the experience he has in this defense. BB likes to go with the "vets" if you could call Woods a vet. That being said, my money would be on Crable getting most of the playing time despite Woods "starting" the games.
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Citation: Hadsell, D.L., Olea, W., Torres, D., George, J., Collier, R.J. 2008. Reduced nursing frequency during prolonged lactation in the mouse decreases milk production and increases mammary expression of tryptophan hydroxylase 1 (TPH1), but does not accelerate mammary gland remodeling [abstract]. Journal of Animal Science. 86(E-Suppl.2):439. Interpretive Summary:
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An F-16 Fighting Falcon from the 421st Expeditionary Fighter Squadron departs on a sortie from Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, on Jan. 8. Airmen assigned to the 421st Fighter Squadron, known as the "Black Widows," from Hill Air Force Base, support both Operation Freedom's Sentinel and NATO's Resolute Support mission.
HILL AIR FORCE BASE — Work by defense and industry partners here returned more than 80 F-16 Fighting Falcons to the skies after they were grounded in 2014.
The Hill AFB open house and air show boasted thrills and chills, not just as a result of viewing agile aerial demonstrations of skill as the weather ended up playing a large role in the Warriors Over the Wasatch: A Legacy of Valor May 26-27. With events scattered throughout three days, including pre-show events on Friday, May 25, bursts of rain, even occasional hail, did stir up the schedule somewhat on Saturday and Sunday but determined crowds came out in force and were rewarded with Thunderbird flights each afternoon.
KAYSVILLE — Hill Air Force Base has been named the recipient of the 2011 Davis Chamber Legacy Award.
"The coveted Legacy Award is the highest award presented by the Davis Chamber and its Board of directors for service and leadership in the Davis County community," said Jim Smith, chamber president and CEO.


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It is a huge and rare blessing that Eastbrook Church has a large group of worshippers who are skillful, gifted, and available to offer instrumental praise and worship. This fits the vision at Eastbrook for the arts to be reclaimed for God's glory—visually, audibly, orally, in movement, in song and with every instrument. The Worship Orchestra is a loving, diverse group that includes all age groups (age 8 to 70) and all economic, race & cultural backgrounds.
Chris Geiser
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54 beautiful pictures of Ireland in a pack of playing cards
Irish sayings with embedded shamrock card. The ideal small gift! Please select from the following: LOTS OF LUCK May your pockets be heavy and your heart be light. May good luck pursue you...
The ideal gift.. Mans best friend,.holds remote,beer,munchies and acts as a hand warmer or pillow.No need to move from the couch.. Available in Beige, Brown
Beautiful Set of 4 Christmas Baubles,ideal for the family tree.4 wonderful Irish sayingsIrish Saying, May the road rise to meet you and may the wind be always at your backIrish...


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Scattered across the planet are floating silver orbs impervious to all weapons and impossible to communicate with. Are these technologically advanced devices responsible for creating and sustaining the rifts in time? Are they cameras through which inscrutable alien eyes are watching? Or are they something stranger and more terrifying still?
The answer may lie in the ancient city of Babylon, where two groups of refugees from 2037 - three cosmonauts returning to Earth from the International Space Station, and three United Nations peacekeepers on a mission in Afghanistan - have detected radio signals: the only such signals on the planet, apart from their own. The peacekeepers find allies in nineteenth-century British troops and in the armies of Alexander the Great. The astronauts, crash-landed in the steppes of Asia, join forces with the Mongol horde led by Genghis Khan. The two sides set out for Babylon, each determined to win the race for knowledge...and the power that lies within.
Yet the real power is beyond human control, perhaps even human understanding. As two great armies face off before the gates of Babylon, it watches, waiting.
©2005 Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen Baxter; (P)2008 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
"An exciting tale full of high-tech physics, military tactics and larger-than-life characters in the first of two novels related to the bestselling senior author's Space Odyssey series." (Publishers Weekly)
"Interesting idea.. What if...."
I enjoyed listening to this book. I knew where it was going, but it was still fun listening to how the authors made it happen.
"Good... Buuuuuuuut"
I enjoyed the story and a excellent job was done on the reading. It is my understanding that this is going to be a series. book one started things off good. Buuuut! The sex and the act of bestiality really detracted from the listen. That kind of stuff should be left out. Listener be warned.
A great listen. Well delineated characters and fantastic premise. Really enjoyed listening to this story. I've been a great fan of Stephen Baxter for years. never been disappointed!
"interesting concept"
The concept behind this book was interesting. But I found the story's characters to be flat. The characters seemed to fall into common archetypes, and this is worsened by the narration. Mr Lee does very well with English accent variations (at least to my untrained ear), but his American accents are abysmal. Driving me well beyond the point of distraction, I had to stop listening several times. Then I had to steel myself, bracing for the impending onslaught of his "Southern US female" before I could return to the story.
I'm a great fan of the work of Arthur C. Clarke, but this story felt a bit directionless, with a plodding plot, and left far too many questions unanswered for me to recommend it. I know it is part of a series, but it feels incomplete as a separate book, and likely should have been combined with the next book.
"Waste of Time"
The story was middle-ish interesting. The crude references to bodily functions, snot, etc. seemed completely unnecessary or added solely to wake you up. And the narrator's performance was completely off-putting with his terrible accents, particularly the American. I cringed each time he did any accent, actually. I'm now more empathetic for the pain British people must feel each time they hear an American who acts/performs with a terrible British accent.
Don't do accents badly. Change the pitch, pace, power of the vocal performance, but allow the listener to fill in the accents, as we do -- or not -- when we read.
Quite a few.
A Tool in the shed
I am curious to see what else lies in the series. The book ended on a slightly odd note.
"It's just ok"
The story was a bit intriguing but not quite my style. I like a story to be based in reality and be believable. This was a bit outside that for me.
"Excellent book, read with passion and flare."
Combines history, concepts from quantum physics and philosophy onto a very readable story to create a great work of intelligent science fiction.
"Fun book, interesting mystery"
While some elements seem a bit eye rolling and predictable, overall it's a fun story with an interesting mystery at the heart of it.
John Lee is probably my least favorite Audible narrator. His voice is very monotone and I have trouble paying attention to what he says. Also he recycles the same character voices for everyone of his books, which is quite annoying. I'm now looking for books that he does not narrate and will get books he narrates in actual book form and read them that way so that I don't end up hating the story just because he's the one reading it.
"Frankenhistory Deathmatch"
First, a warning! If you are the kind of person who, like me, won't start a series until the ending has been published, be aware: one of the authors was inconsiderate enough to die before completing the odyssey. What Clarke and Baxter set out to write was, at very least, a tetralogy. What you _get_ is a trilogy with a multitude of loose-threads and a cliffhanger ending!
Time's Eye was...OK. At it's core is an interesting hard-science-fiction/alternate-history tale but when all's said and done, it didn't really seem to be more than an elaborate set piece, looking for a more cogent and complete story to be a part of. I guess that the remaining books in the series are that story but I didn't feel that there was enough left over to warrant having this part of the story be a separate book.
Having now read all three of the books I would advise that they're a little like the curate's egg, parts of it are excellent and it won't be a terrible waste of time to plough through them all.
John Lee who, as usual, did a great job.
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Tallahassee, Fla. • After a summer of polarizing public debate, Florida Gov. Rick Scott on Monday ordered the state education department to withdraw from a national consortium creating tests around the new Common Core State Standards.
Scott was facing mounting pressure from tea party groups to both jettison the national standards and pull out of a multistate consortium developing exams that would replace the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Tests in 2014-15.
His decision represents something of a compromise.
The governor did not dismiss the benchmarks, which are already being taught in schools statewide. But he signed an executive order ending Florida's relationship with the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers, or PARCC, and raising tea party-inspired concerns about federal overreach.


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I've been noticing several bioplastic products cropping up such as a restaurant plastic bag called "BioBag" made from Novamont's Mater-Bi, and today during my lunch, I was sipping my "extreme berry" smoothie at this burger joint in Midtown NYC when lo and behold, my smoothie cup has this logo that says "GreenWare" with the website f-k.com/green below it. I checked it out and it's not a profanity website, thank goodness lol!
Apparently, Fabri-Kal makes these 100% compostable drink cups from NatureWorks' Ingeo PLA resin. The Greenware products (according to information on their facebook page –easier for me to get information there ha!), are certified to meet ASTM 6400 for compostability in industrial compost facilities.
The company does not recommend home composting, though, so you have to locate a composting facility to make sure these biodegrade.
Where the heck is the nearest composting facility in Manhattan???


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FACTBOX: Facts on ski fatalities and helmet use
(Reuters) - Actress Natasha Richardson died on Wednesday after suffering severe injuries in a skiing accident in Canada. Her death has reignited a public discussion about the use of helmets in the sport.
Following are other famous people who died due to skiing accidents as well as statistics on skiing and helmet use.
* Michael LeMoyne Kennedy, son of the late U.S. presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, died in 1997 after striking a tree while skiing in Aspen, Colorado. He was 39.
* Sonny Bono, a singer and entertainer who entered politics and was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, died after hitting a tree in 1998 while skiing near South Lake Tahoe, California. He was 62.
* Michel Trudeau, son of the late Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, was swept into a lake by an avalanche in 1998 while skiing at British Columbia's Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park. His body was never found. He was 23.
* John McWethy, a longtime national security correspondent for U.S. network ABC, died in 2008 after striking a tree in Keystone, Colorado. He was 60.
* An average of 39 people have died in skiing accidents each year over the past decade, according to the website of the U.S.-based National Ski Areas Association.
* Statistics cited by the NSAA indicate helmet use is up, with 43 percent of skiers and snowboarders wearing helmets last winter, compared to 25 percent five years earlier.
* Increased helmet usage, however, has not reduced fatalities. Most helmets are not built to guard against impacts at speeds skiers and snowboarders easily reach. Continued...


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Is a MSD coil bad if it leaks oil?
MSD chrome coil, leaks oil from where you plug in the coil wire, is this ok?
Should it have 12 volts to it or a resistor? There are no points. All MSD stuff,
Vette tach drive distributor and 6AL box. Should I send the coil back?
What should I do?
coil leak
i can only answer part of your question. oil should not leak from any coil. if it new let them know . they may want it sent back.
If it's leaking oil it will overheat & short out the rest of the system (Box & all)
If it's in a vette & it's mounted at an angle, do not use a reg oil filled coil with an MSD (An air bubble will be where oil should be causing on ovht)
Install a high vibration (Epoxy filled) coil
Get rid of it... It's shot
Send it to me, I like to wire them to 220 and watch them blow!
hmm... wire it up to a 220 line? and it really explodes? how exactly do you do that? :evil:
Very carefully.....! :D
how big is the explosion? We should send a box of em and instructions on how to wire them to 220 to the terrorists. They'd blow themselves up "testing" them.
wow, an easy solution. now let's get the job done and bring our boys home.
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Katsushika Hokusai, Japanese, 1760-1849, The Great Wave off Kanagawa, 1831, Color woodblock print, oban, yoko-e, nishiki-e, Overall: 36.195 x 23.495 cm, Purchase: William Rockhill Nelson Trust.
Hans Bol Flemish, 1534-1593 Landscape with Daniel in the Lions' Den, 1564 Pen and brown ink with brown wash over black chalk, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Milton McGreevy.
Shen Zhou, Chinese, 1427-1509, Scholar and Crane Returning Home, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), Album leaf mounted as a handscroll; ink and watercolor on paper; silk mount, Image: 38.74 x 60.33 cm, Mount: 44.15 x 660.4 cm,n Purchase: William Rockhill Nelson Trust.
Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, French, 1796-1875, Landscape in Italy, ca.1865, Etching on paper, Framed: 35.2425 x 41.5925 cm, Image: 15.7163 x 25.2413 cm, Sheet: 28.4163 x 38.4175 cm, Gift of Kathrin and Lester Goldman.
Camille Pissarro, French, 1830-1903, Wooded Landscape at L'Hermitage, Pontoise, 1879, Soft-ground etching, aquatint, and drypoint, Image: 21.75 x 26.67 cm, Mat: 35.56 x 48.26 cm, Purchase: Nelson Gallery Foundation.
Liu Guosong, Chinese, b. 1931, High Landscape II, 20th century, Hanging scroll, ink on paper, Image: 130.81 x 75.88 cm, Mount: 5176.53 x 81.92 cm, Purchase: acquired through the Paulina and Robert Everitt Fund.
Ikeno Taiga, Japanese, 1723-1776, Impressive View of the Go River, 1769, Hanging scroll: ink on paper, Image: 129.86 x 56.83 cm, Mount: 201.93 x 72.39 cm, Gift of William L. Evans Jr.
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
4525 Oak Street
Kansas City
Landscapes East/Landscapes West: Representing Nature from Mount Fuji to Canyon de Chelly
August 27, 2011-February 26, 2012
Artists have long been inspired to capture the beauty of nature in two-dimensional images, and Landscapes East/Landscapes West: Representing Nature from Mount Fuji to Canyon de Chelly explores the ways artists have responded to this universal theme. A collaboration among six curatorial departments at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, the exhibition juxtaposes landscape paintings, drawings, prints and photographs by Chinese, Japanese, European and American artists from the 15th century to the present.
"It's important to remember that in the light of our pressing concerns about the environment, landscape, and how humans interact with it is hugely relevant to us today," said Colin Mackenzie, Senior curator, Early Chinese Art. "It is not just about the past, it is about the present and the future."
From early times in China, spiritual communion with the natural world inspired artists to master the techniques of landscape painting, termed in Chinese shanshui, "mountain and water." By the end of the 10th century, landscape had become the backbone of Chinese painting, a role it continues to play today. Interest in landscape arose later in the West, where it was first used as a background for figures, often in Biblical settings. In 17th century Europe, however, landscape painting emerged as a distinct genre, and by the 1800s, it came to rival figure painting in importance. During the middle of the 19th century photography, especially in America, embraced landscape as a central theme. Today, as environmental concerns become ever more pressing, nature has been reaffirmed as a universally relevant and enduring source of artistic inspiration.
"We hope that visitors to the exhibition will sense the palpable spirituality that imbues many of these sublime images," said MacKenzie. "The vastness of nature and the insignificance of the figures so vividly depicted here remind us of a grander, universal scheme of creation of which humankind is merely one part."
The exhibition includes representative works by revered artists of the past such as Shen Zhou, Claude Gellee, and Katushika Hokusai, as well as more recent ones such as Thomas Hart Benton, Ansel Easton Adams and Hiroshi Sugimoto.
Winter Mountains, Late 11th-early 12th century, Chinese, Hanging scroll, ink on silk, ivory roller, 144.46 x 92.39 cm, Gift of John M. Crawford Jr. in honor of Laurence Sickman.
Qiu Ying, Chinese, 1494-1552, Fisherman's Flute Heard Over the Lake, ca. 1547, Hanging scroll; ink and color on paper, Image: 159.7 x 84.14 cm, Mount: 280.67 x 88.9 cm, Gift of John M. Crawford Jr. in honor of the Fiftieth, Anniversary of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
Osamu James Nakagawa, American, b. 1962, Okinawa 001, 2008, Pigment print, mounted on aluminum, Sheet: 5 feet x 20 inches (152.4 x 50.8 cm) Mount: 168.91 x 50.8 cm. Gift of the Hall Family Foundation.
Shen Zhou, Chinese, 1427-1509, Poet on a Mountain Top, 1496, Album leaf mounted as a handscroll; ink and watercolor on paper; silk mount, Image: 38.74 x 60.33 cm, Mount: 44.15 x 660.4 cm, Purchase: William Rockhill Nelson Trust.
William Trost Richards, American, 1833-1905, St. John's Head, Hoy, Orkneys, ca. 1892, Oil on fiberboard, Unframed: 22.54 x 40.48 cm, Framed: 32.07 x 50.17 x 3.18 cm, Presented by the National Academy of Design from the Mrs. William T. Brewster Bequest.


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Helpful Ideas from the SIA NYC Intergroup
Hello there!
If you are thinking of starting an SIA meeting we'd like to share some of the ideas we've come up with.
Some of the questions we discussed when starting meetings were:
What changes do we want to make to the format?
J More focus on steps, less focus on steps, etc. I've found that helpful structure for a meeting goes a long way towards keeping it focused and productive.
J New or changed safety guidelines?
What site can we choose that is accessible? (It usually takes some time finding a site)
J easy access from public transportation
J ideally doesn't require a key to get in (there are inevitable issues with this)
J it feels safe enough for attendees
J Is 12 Step friendly
When do we open to new members?
J We found it very helpful to run 4 or so meetings just with us "founders" to work out the kinks, etc. During that time we spent the 2nd half of the metering making changes to the format, etc. It's important that the format fit the personality of the committed founders. And once other people start attending decision making gets much more difficult.
How many meetings can the founders commit to attending?
J During the first 3 months it is critical to have as many founders as possible there every meeting, ready to start on time. This helps newcomers feel safe and the meeting has a consistent feel to it.
J I started the most successful meetings with 3 other people. This enabled each major role to be filled for the first 6 months easily and it made it much more likely that someone would be present on time for each meeting.
J I spent a month or so "recruiting" committed SIA members who wanted a local co-ed group before we started.
What will we name our meeting?
If you look at meeting lists you will see that each meeting has its own name that tells people a bit about it.
Who will be the Group Rep?
J This person represents the group with the local Intergroup, if there is one. Attends meetings, can vote for the group, etc. This person is also the one that receives mailings from the World Service Office such as the "Newsletter", etc.
J This person usually is the one that sends in the "new meeting" form to WSO and to the Intergroup.
Do we want to be listed on the siawso.org Website - or when do we?
J Some groups do, some don't. The more outreach the more likely the meeting will grow, and the more likely to have people show up you wish didn't.
At some point you may want to consider other outreach:
J How do we spread the word to other SIA groups?
J How do we appropriately spread the word to people in other 12 Step groups?
J Do we advertise in local papers, etc.?
J Do we reach out to local therapists and tell them about us?
J The 1st two approaches seem to bring in more new members than everything else I've seen combined.
Other major steps:
J Order Literature from siawso.org
J Create a notebook with all the meeting documents in it. (I.e., format, "How this meeting works", Safety Guidelines, etc. (These documents can be downloaded for free from the siawso.org website).
Good luck to you and your new meeting from the NYC Intergroup!


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so after a full weekend with her..heres my thought!
totally right vehicle in just about every way. period
Im very picky with autos...and the srt8 is just right all across the boards...handling is amazing.
i had to work yesturday so coming home i had a clear stretch of oopen highway at night.....from 60-100 is an absolute joke like the truck says really is that all you want?
and what i love most at 100 is as steady and solid as a rock!!!
heres a night pic
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Wow, looks beautiful. I see NY plates, mind if I ask what part?
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hi,,thanks bro
yea im in staten island.
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sweet ride! the power from 60-100 is awesome!
Great lookin srt!
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Looks just as awesome at night!
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Great to hear you liking it so far. This is only the beginning of more fun to be had:thumbsup:
Nice night pics in Black!
I think I might be the only one to think the chrome shows it off nicely on Black?
You are right about the feeling at 100mph. I think it's very stable and if you had to say anything positive about it's weight, it's helpful on the highway at cruising speed.
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I'm happy to hear you are enjoying it!!
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Congrats! Love the black...
Did you get yours loaded up?
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Looks great, but!!!!!!!!
You have the front license plate.
You're a cop man. Flash the badge and no ticket
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N I will be commuting with her ...I no I was upset too
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What a beauty, glad your enjoying it. Hope to see more photos :D
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Are You Protected by the ADA?
If you have a disability and are qualified to do a job, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects you from job discrimination on the basis of your disability. If you have a disability, you must also be qualified to perform the essential functions or duties of a job, with or without reasonable accommodation, in order to be protected from job discrimination by the ADA. This means two things. First, you must satisfy the employer's requirements for the job, such as education, employment experience, skills, or licenses. Second, you must be able to perform the essential functions of the job with or without reasonable accommodation.
For more specific information about ADA requirements affecting employment visit http://www.ada.gov or contact
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Lawrence, Kansas 66044
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Disability Disclosure
When discussing your disability with an employer, it is critical for you to consider whether or not you will require reasonable accommodation(s) to complete the essential functions of the position for which you are applying. If you will be unable to complete all the essential functions without reasonable accommodation(s), it is important that you tell the employer directly. If you will require reasonable accommodation(s) you should also state this openly and be prepared to suggest possible options that will allow you to do the job safely and productively. Additional information on workplace disclosure.
"Some people with disabilities choose to be 'overlooked' because they do not want to declare their disability. The reasons behind this may be a fear of being stigmatized with the 'rest' of the people with disabilities. Some just are not comfortable sharing their disability in the workplace. The destructive side to this is that a person with a disability may miss the chance to thrive in the work environment simply because he or she hasn't asked for the right accommodation."
— Nancy Starnes, National Organization on Disability
"Look at the abilities first and factor in what needs to be accommodated by the disability second."
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Parsnips are hardly a secret. Unlike celeriac or rutabaga, most have at least heard of parsnip, even if they can't remember what it looks like. The fragrant taproot that resembles an ivory-white carrot was once a big deal in the old country. Medieval folks survived northern European winters on parsnips, which were used to make sweeteners as well. Slice one thinly and boil the slices in two cups of water for 20 minutes. Let the water cool, drink it and taste how sweet it is.
Despite their years of service, parsnips lost ground to potatoes brought home by New World explorers. The advent of sugarcane further crushed parsnip demand.
Spuds yield more pounds per acre, and more calories per pound, than parsnips. And when survival is a priority, it pays to grab every calorie you can get. But when you're not in danger of starving, it pays to diversify. Nothing against potatoes, but they don't come close to matching the parsnip's resinous texture or earthy, nutmeggy flavor. And they lack the parsnip's diversity of nutrients like folic acid, fiber, calcium and carotenoids. Parsnips take longer to grow and require more space and labor, but you don't have to lift a finger to store them. Just leave them in the ground, insulated with straw or a blanket in cold climates, and dig them as needed through the winter.
I learned the art of winter parsnip digging from an old hippy who grows a huge crop of parsnips and carrots behind his house, which is made of mud and peach pits. On nice winter days, we'd visit him and go digging for roots in the garden. My son's first solid food was dirt licked from one such freshly dug parsnip.
Carrots and parsnips are close cousins, and they cook well together in soups, roasts and purees. If you're looking for an easy rule of thumb for parsnips, simply do with them whatever you would do with carrots. Parsnip flavor is strong, and perhaps you'll prefer them cooked separately so their flavor doesn't overpower whatever else you have going. Or you may decide you want that flavor in everything.
As winter wore on, the carrots began to get woody; but those parsnips only grew sweeter until we dug the last one in March. By that time I had conducted extensive trials with the old hippy's parsnips. I added them to the root mix beneath roasting birds, and to the soups made from their leftover carcasses. I oven-roasted parsnip frites and pan-fried parsnip pudding. I mixed parsnips into mirepoix, fried rice and hash browns.
Roman Emperor Tiberius was such a fan that he sent away as far as France and Germany for his parsnips, but you can make the case that he should have gone farther. In researching this column online, I've noticed that Brits have a lot to say about parsnips. It seems like wherever someone has something to say about parsnips, there's a Brit in the comment section to add his or her two cents. They often take the opportunity to remind the world that the biggest parsnips are from the U.K.
The Guardian ran a story on parsnip wine last month, singing its praises as one of the finest wines on the planet. And British clothing retailer High and Mighty even uses the parsnip to represent the most striking of male body types, possessed by only eight percent of Britain's men. Parsnip-shaped men have broad shoulders and a narrow waist. (The other manly shapes are "yule log," "candle," and "Christmas pudding.")
So let's all thank a Brit for keeping the parsnip fire burning through the dark years. And here are two easy parsnip recipes that will keep them on your radar for good.
Half-mashed parsnips, refried in cinnamon chili sauce
Cut whole parsnips, peeled or not, into half-inch rounds until you have a cup, and steam them for eight minutes. Note: steaming parsnips temporarily releases an odor that has been compared to pee on a campfire. It doesn't bother the food.
While still hot, pound the parsnip rounds, along with a clove of minced garlic—ideally with a mortar and pestle, otherwise do what you do to make mashed potatoes. Because of the parsnip's tapered shape, some rounds will have much larger diameters than others, which varies the cooking times and creates a mix of soft and chewy parts. This makes the dish more interesting.
Mince a medium-sized onion or leek and sauté in a couple tablespoons of butter or olive oil on low/medium heat, until translucent. Add a teaspoon of cinnamon, which harmonizes with the parsnip's nutmeg tones. Stir in lots of red chili flakes—preferably mild, which allows you to add a flavorful amount without hurting anyone. Turn the heat to low and stir in the mashed parsnip rounds, gently mixing them into the sauce. Each round, despite being mashed beyond recognition, will retain a semblance of individual identity as the sauce helps them untangle from each other, and you might even find that some of them (gasp) escaped smashing altogether.
Parsnip latkes
Even if Jews aren't known for parsnip wizardry, in honor of Hanukkah (and of parsnip superiority over potatoes), here's an easy recipe for parsnip pancakes that are moist, fluffy, and full of flavor.
To make six pancakes, grate two cups of parsnip and add it to a bowl in which two eggs have been beaten. Add a half-teaspoon of salt, black pepper to your liking and three green onions, sliced as thinly as possible lengthwise into two-inch matchsticks, and mix it all together. Heat a cast iron skillet on low heat with enough safflower or other high-heat oil to cover the bottom. Use your hands to squeeze together golf-ball-sized wads and place them in the skillet, gently pressing them flat but not thin. The mixture appears tenuous, and you may wonder if it will hold together. Go around each pancake with the spatula, pushing in toward the center, until the pancakes can all slide around on the hot skillet—about four minutes. Then flip them and fry the same amount on the other side. Optional dipping sauce: soy sauce, toasted sesame oil, cider vinegar, cinnamon, chile flakes and sesame seeds, in that order and all to taste.


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In the original Olympics the athletes were obliged to take part in all the events naked — even in the race in which they wore armour (just a shield, leg plates and helmet). It was an opportunity for pervy old men in the audience to leer at well-proportioned youth — the girls were absent — and, being Ancient Greeks, that's just what they did.
That was then; we're more subtle about these things now, are we not? There are no events in which athletes don't actually wear clothes — and, given the rain, it's just as well — but the Games are still an odd phenomenon: an unvarnished celebration of physical perfection. I mean, did you see the girls diving on Tuesday … the boys the day before? These were perfect bodies, perfect in poise and symmetry. You could feel uncomfortable looking at them, until you realise that this is the point of the Olympics. They are a modern version of the pagan cult of youth and beauty. Even the horses are perfectly honed. It's not often you have the excuse to gawp at the most beautiful bodies on earth without getting a smack around the head from a friend or spouse but for these two weeks, as mature men contemplate girl gymnasts and grown women scrutinise Hugo Parisi, we're all at it.
The reason we may feel a batsqueak of unease at simply enjoying the spectacle of physical perfection is, perhaps, subconscious memories of the fascist fixation with strength and beauty, and we know where that led. And even if we're not conscious of those associations, what we're celebrating here is a patently elitist, discriminatory and exclusive world, in which the old, the fat, the flabby just don't feature.
It's hard to think of anything more at odds with our normal egalitarian and inclusive way of thinking than the superb bodies on display. There's no Equalities Act that can level the discrepancies between them and us. The athletes are fit, and you can take that both ways. They are a mute rebuke to the world around them, a reproach to the obese, the undisciplined, the not-young. (The oldest member of the British team is 51, and she's on a horse.) They're a blow to our self-esteem.
And there are only so many of the athletes whose sports have actually turned them into physical grotesques: the German cyclist Robert Forstemann, whose thighs are bigger than his waist, does look rather revolting, the US swimmer Michael Phelps has more the body of a walrus than a seal, and Paula Radcliffe is just a bit too thin. But, on the whole, there's scant comfort in these Games for normal folk; these people are beautiful.
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Rancho Mirage, Calif. - Members of the Oasis Country Club presented a check for $33,000 to the Arnold Palmer Prostate Center at Eisenhower Lucy Curci Cancer Center Monday.
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I have a bad Mama today. She thought that she was being nice and all by making me some special peanut butter buscuits from scratch. They were yummy, but then she decided to spoil me rotten.... yeah... rotten.... I'm feeling rotten right about now. Mama was cooking dinner and I was sitting there on the floor, outside the "KITCHEN" boundries and begged for food because I smelled BBBbbbAAAaaaCCCcccOOOoooNNNnnn!!!! She knows that bacon is my all time favorite!!!! And usually she gives me the bacon part, but this time, all I got was the excess fat off the bacon. I was jipped; plain and simple.
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