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gumandaFilipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word gumanda in the Tagalog Dictionary.
Definition for the Tagalog word gumanda:
[verb] to become beautiful; to become pretty; to get better; to be good
Verb conjugations of gumanda:Focus: Actor Root: gandaConjugation Type: -Um-
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Related Filipino Words:gandámagandánápakagandápínakamagandágandá-gandápagpapagandákagandahanhindî magandámas magandápagandá
Related English Words:become prettyget betterbe goodbecome beautifulbecame beautifulbeautiful
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TchaikovskyŌĆÖs melodic version of PushkinŌĆÖs classical tale
Pyotr TchaikovskyŌĆÖs opera ŌĆ£Eugene OneginŌĆØ opens tonight at Shanghai Grand Theater for a three-night run.
Produced and performed by the Moscow State Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Music Theater, the performance serves as the opening show to the Shanghai Grand TheatreŌĆÖs 2019-20 season.
ŌĆ£Eugene OneginŌĆØ is based on a novel written in verse by Russian poet and novelist Alexander Pushkin.
It tells the story of a St Petersburg dandy who spurns the love of a young woman he meets. Years later, he comes across her again at a grand ball and realizes that he is in love with her. Married now, she spurns him.
The theater has brought a 200-member crew to Shanghai, which includes the performers, a symphony orchestra and a chorus.
The performance staged in Shanghai this week is a two-act version adapted from the original three-act opera. Director Alexander Titel has merged his own understanding of the classic tale into a new version, carefully describing the psychological changes of the characters.
ŌĆ£To connect a classic work to a modern audience, it canŌĆÖt be achieved simply by changing the costumes or using modern stage settings,ŌĆØ said Titel. ŌĆ£You need to find a way to let the audience echo with the charactersŌĆÖ emotions.ŌĆØ
The stage setting of ŌĆ£Eugene OneginŌĆØ is simple ŌĆö eight pillars in black and white colors.
ŌĆ£The story is simple, and the stage design has been simple from the beginning,ŌĆØ said Titel. ŌĆ£The black side of the pillars will remind you of the woods in Russia.ŌĆØ
Music director and conductor Felix Korobov described ŌĆ£Eugene OneginŌĆØ as a ŌĆ£quietŌĆØ and ŌĆ£privateŌĆØ performance which focuses on basic human emotions and the inner world of characters.
Actor Andrey Baturkin, who plays Onegin, says the difficulty lies in how to handle the pauses and ŌĆ£blank intervalsŌĆØ between singing during the performance.
ŌĆ£Onegin is a changeable role and I have to change myself accordingly as the story goes on,ŌĆØ said Baturkin. ŌĆ£He didnŌĆÖt know how to love at the beginning, but started to feel love in the latter part. How to present that change is a challenge for me.ŌĆØ
Most of the actors and actresses are in their late 20s and early 30s, which is a young for opera performance.
ŌĆ£I want it to be a young opera, while the performers have to be confident and have a broad vision to understand and handle their roles. This is a well-selected crew,ŌĆØ said Titel.
The Moscow State Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Music Theater has a history of nearly 100 years. The theaterŌĆÖs first visit to China dates back to 1954 when it was invited by Chairman Mao Zedong for a four-month performance trip to Beijing. They performed ŌĆ£Eugene OneginŌĆØ and several other operas and ballets.
The opera is sung in Russian with Chinese and English subtitles.
Date: September 11, 13, 14, 7:15pm
Tickets: 80-1,280 yuan
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BuzzKill posted a topic in Editors Hideaway(I'm new to posting here, so hopefully this is the correct section for this.) Anyhow, I've noticed some changes in the way that certain training coach star ratings are calculated in FM 2018 from previous editions. Specifically, the star formulas for Tactics, Defending, and the Goalkeeper coaches seem to have all been updated. After some educated guessing and testing with the in-game editor, I'm thinking these are likely the updated formulas: Also, I've attached an excel spreadsheet (.xlsx) that already has the formulas in it and can be used as a [very rudimentary] coaching star calculator. Simply enter the relevant coaching attribute values in column B (the default attribute values are currently 10) and then the star ratings are calculated in column F. I haven't done a ton of testing to be certain that there aren't errors in the formulas and/or spreadsheet, so please advise if you notice any issues or have comments. FM18 Coaching Calculator.xlsx


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Have You Seen Me?
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From New York Times bestselling author Kate White comes a gripping novel about one woman's dangerous quest to recover lost memories someone would rather she never find.
The key to her missing memories could bring relief—or unlock her worst nightmares.
On a cold, rainy morning, finance journalist Ally Linden arrives early to work in her Manhattan office, only to find that she's forgotten her keycard and needs to have a colleague she's never met let her in. When her boss finally arrives, he seems surprised to see her—because she hasn't worked there in five years.
Ally knows her name, but little else, and it's only after several hours in an emergency room and multiple interviews with the hospital psychiatrist that she begins to piece together important facts: she lives on the Upper West Side; she's now a freelance personal finance journalist; she's married to a lovely man named Hugh. But she still can't recall what happened to her during the previous two days. When she learns that she's experienced a dissociative fugue state, Ally tries to think of triggers and remembers that she'd been seeing a therapist about a traumatic event from her childhood, in which she came across evidence for a murder that was never solved.
Desperate to unearth answers, Ally focuses on figuring out where she spent the missing forty-eight hours. As ominous details of the two days pile up, so does the terrifying pressure: she must recover the time she lost before the time she has left runs out.
Featuring Kate White's signature twists and turns, Have You Seen Me? is a harrowing read that will keep readers guessing until its shocking ending.
Kate White is the New York Times bestselling author of twelve works of fiction: seven Bailey Weggins mysteries, including the upcoming Even If It Kills Her (October 31), and five psychological thrillers, including most recently,The Secrets You Keep (March '17). For fourteen years she was the editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan magazine, and though she loved the job (and the Cosmo beauty closet!), she left in late 2012 to concentrate full time on being an author and speaker.
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InternetDeputy.com is forced to report the death of little Charlie Gard of the United Kingdom. He died on Friday, July 28, 2017. The New York Times reported of his death by calling him "the incurably ill British infant", thus showing solidarity with the socialist health system that indeed saw to his death.
But those who have followed the case since it first became known in the U.S. at the end of June, know that there was available treatment that the progressive health system and court system in the UK prevented Charlie from receiving against the wishes of his own parents, Chris Gard and Connie Yates.
While it is far too late for the little baby that might have had a chance, the importance of this story moves far beyond a helpless innocent baby who ended up dying. This is much more about rights of parents who seek life for their children.
By the time the world became aware of Charlie's situation, it is likely that it was already too late as his rare condition had progressed to a state beyond any slight chance the experimental treatment might have had on the baby's
In fact by June the parents had been forced to fight this out in the court system for several months while the doctors fought to have the child taken off life support. Those precious months cost Charlie dearly as he wasted away in the Great Ormond Street Hospital(GOSH).
He did not have to deteriorate that way. It was the doctors fighting to bring an end to his life that caused this stain on the British health system. The parents only did what came natural to them, which was to protect their child and seek the best for him.
The doctors at GOSH claim that, by pulling the plug early, they were seeking what was in "the best interest" of Charlie. It is possible that they really felt this way, or perhaps their ego would not allow for some "non-medical" person to have the last say contrary to the doctor's orders.
The world may never know what the doctors at GOSH were thinking. Doctors in a socialized health system are, in many ways, part of the "intellectual class", and therefore, likely see themselves as "knowing what is best for the greater good."
It is certainly not far-fetched that they might prevent parents from seeking the help of an outsider who may actually prove them wrong. After all, we see this sort of behavior in academia all the time, and particularly so in the UK. In a story posted in June of 2017, InternetDeputy.com reported on a National Union of Teachers conference in the UK whereby the teachers asserted that they would teach LGBT lifestyle to toddlers against the wishes of parents.
This entire situation raises serious questions regarding parental rights. Some will claim that the rights of the parents to decide for their child are not as important as the doctors' educated ability to decide "what is best." They will often support their argument by talking about parents who refuse medical treatment, such as blood transfusions or parents who are outright abusive.
But neither was the case with Chris Gard and Connie Yates. They sought continued life for their child and in no way refused medical treatment. In fact they worked hard to raise $1.4 million in order to have their child receive an experimental treatment in the United States. Five months ago, they were ready to take their child to the US and the only thing that stopped them was the doctors and self-interested bureaucrats of a socialized health care system.
The doctors of GOSH never articulated exactly what harm would have been caused by taking Charlie to the United States. According to them, he felt no pain and had no cognizance while he was on life support. It would not have cost the UK health system and tax payers any money. So, again, what was the harm in the parents being able to exercise their right in seeking alternative treatment for their child?
Even at only a ten percent chance of the experimental treatment doing any good there is no reason why Charlie Gard's parents should not have been able to seek what was best for their child.
Many progressives have argued that teachers know, better than non-college-educated parents, what is best for students and yet have no empirical data to support such a claim. Many great academics and achievers have come from families where uneducated parents made the decisions regarding their children's education.
It is this same failed thought process that decided that Charlie Gard's parents were not smart enough or too-less educated to decide what was best for their child. Denying parental rights even with the very slim chance for survival ensured certain death no matter what. There is not a person alive who can say, with complete certainty, that the treatment would have failed. There are, after all, hundreds or even thousands of cases in medicine where miraculous recoveries have taken place with absolutely no explanation.
Culture in civilized nations like the UK and the US are becoming increasingly dominated by the intellectual class or the elite. But "intellectual" in this case does not necessarily indicate more intelligence. It is simply comprised of a group of collectivist thinkers who assumes they are more intelligent than the masses they classify as being on a lower scale in society.
With this onslaught of elitist thinking, societies have traded their time-honored, steadfast values for a system of beliefs that are continuously changing and often based on arbitrary assertions. These quick-changing assertions are referred to as "ethics." In the past, however, the issue of Charlie Gard would most certainly have been spoken in terms of morals and not ethics.
Morals are deep-rooted and applicable to all, coming from that which is much greater than the society itself. Whereas ethics come from individuals based on what they think values should be and often even conflict with the ethics of others.
Moral values, in the case of Charlie Gard, place the right to decide for Charlie's well-being squarely on the parents. Doctors from GOSH, however are a part of the intellectual class, and therefore follow their own "ethics", without regard to the morals with which they conflict.
A child's life has been lost. His parents fought what will likely be the most difficult fight of their lifetime, spending at least 10 months of their lives in hospitals and court rooms. While the world will quickly forget the British infant on life support, Chris Gard and Connie Yates will spend the rest of their lives wondering "what if?"
The idea that their beautiful baby boy wasted away while, no matter how hard they tried, they could do nothing, will replay itself over and over in their minds. There is little reason to doubt, that after such a long and grueling ordeal, their path to recovery will be just as long and never complete. For not only will they have to grapple with the loss of their child, they will also have the grim reminder of the freedom they discovered they did not have.
Jake Fogg, Managing Editor of InternetDeputy.com wishes to extend his thoughts and prayers to Chris Gard, Connie Yates, and of course Charlie Gard, who as a family, taught the world a valuable lesson.
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Celtic fans might want to get excited about another young lad in their developmental side after young Lee O'Connor got his first full cap for Ireland before he's made his professional club debut.
The new bhoy was brought up from Manchester Utd's developmental system in the summer with many of their fans bewildered Lee was allowed to leave.
Since coming into Celtic, O'Connor has played for the developmental side and is working hard to make his way into Neil Lennon's thought.
Jeremie Frimpong came from the blue side of Manchester and has already make the breakthrough. O'Connor will be desperate to make an impression and he's certainly done that this evening for Ireland.
The defender even for an assist during the Republic's win against New Zealand.
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At www.physorg.com/print248086305.html ... clams have been found at hydro-thermal vents in the deep ocean - in the Mariana Trench. This is located in the western Pacific, east of the Mariana Islands and the trench is around 1580 miles in length - a sort of underwater Rift Valley and created, it is thought, by one plate moving beneath another (paper published in PNAS, Feb 9th 2012).
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Younger Dryas impact theory has not gone away
At http://cosmictusk.com news of a new paper, 'Framboidal iron oxide: chondrite like material from the black mat, Murray Springs, Arizona' where it is argued they are the product of a hyper velocity event. This paper, and another recent one by Andronikov, come a year after another group of researchers claimed the YD impact hypothesis had been put to bed. George Howard clearly thinks it still has some mileage - the evidence is piling up, he says. In contrast, the science press is keeping a low profile - very low.
Velikovsky's Sources
Bob Forrest wrote a couple of articles published by SIS and it seems he was in regular communication with Rene Gallant, author of Bombarded Earth (as we know from the private letters of Eric Crew as well as Gallant).
The Peter Warlow tippe top theory and the last Ice Age
If Peter Warlow's interpretation of the Late Glacial Maximum at the 2007 SIS Cambridge Conference has any substance to it then it follows that climate in East Asia will have been somewhat different than expected in the purely Milankovitch based consensus model. Peter Warlow (see also SIS Review 2008) placed the North Pole in the Davies Straits which gave a revised Arctic Circle. Suffice to say that a large part of Siberia was excluded - which is actually what facts on the ground might be saying.
The Meaning of Vedas
Yes, back to that interesting web site, www.themeaningofvedas.com which is an attempt to explain Indian mythology in the context of catastrophism. In chapter 18 the significance of the year 3102BC is emphasized. In Indian belief this year marked the beginning of a new era, the Kali Yuga. Tradition claimed that the planets Saturn, Mars, Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, the Sun and the Moon, were all situated near the nakshatria Revati.
The T/J extinction event
The boundary between the Triassic and the Jurassic coincided with a major extinction of species - but what caused this to happen? Scientists are now looking at the possibility of an impact from space - see www.physorg.com/print243248317.html. No obvious crater has been found but distortion of the geological layering has been found, a signature of a violent event of some kind. The rocks of Britain are especially rich in Jurassic remains - even within inland counties. However, the boundary event can be seen quite clearly below cliffs in Antrim, and in Somerset and South Wales.
Whales in the desert sands of Chile
The discovery of 80 whales buried in the Atacama desert of northern Chile during the building of a highway has reappeared as a post at http://creation.com/chile-desert-whale-fossils#Ref9 - sent in by SIS member William Thompson of Massachusetts (but see also www.io9.com/5861723/what-are-fossilised-remains-of-more-than-80-whales-d... and www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2063973/Whales-desert-Prehistoric-bones... ). Look at all three sites as there are some wonderful pictures.
Alfred de Grazia is still buzzing - at 90 years and climbing.
The Quantavolution Conference in 2011 took place in October, in Athens (see www.qconference-athens-2011.grazian-archive.com ). Speakers included our very own Trevor Palmer, one of our favourite speakers, Mike Baillie, as well as Amanda Laoupi, Vladimir Rubtsov, and Flavio Barbeiro (who has contributed to SIS). Subjects ranged from doomsday cults, the 2300BC event, extraterrestrial impacts, Celtic myths and comets, plagues, advanced civilisations, sanskrit and ancient Greek gods in heaven with similarities to comets, and volcanic landscapes in the Mediterranean.
Timo Niroma
The catastrophist blog of Timo Niroma of Helsinki may have reached its conclusion. News is that he has recently died of cancer - so who might continue the good work in Finland? Timo is a former member of SIS and provided links from his web site to various articles in our journals. He was big on Clube and Napier at one time but more recently had turned to sun spots and 'coronal mass ejections' - see for instance http://personal.inet.fi/tiede/tilmari/sunspots.html which was expanded to page 7 by number. What happens to somebody's web site when they die - does it die as well?
Doomsaying and prophecies of End Times
At www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/11/111103143255.htm ... as 2012 approaches the doomsayers and mongers of disaster are abroad and barking in the dark. On the 11th day of the 11th month of 2011 the New Age fraternity, it seems, or some of them, plan to celebrate receiving 'energies' in preparation for a transformation of consciousness on the winter solstice of 2012. What the connection between the two dates might be is left unsaid but some kind of catastrophic event for 2012 has been dreamed up in the minds of some people - the internet is awash with stories.


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My fiancé and I came into town for a short visit and decided to do the graffiti tour, Pedro was... read more
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Biking around Wynwood with Pedro was the best part of my trip to Miami. The graffiti and murals felt like they were part of a vibrant, living art scene. I am certain my experience was in so small part influenced by Pedro's actually being a graffiti artist. As we viewed each mural, Pedro would share a story, often personal, about his friends on colleagues who had created the mural. He would also deconstruct the graffiti, making it possible for me to see what the artist was saying. Having an authentic member of the local street art scene explain its inner workings was priceless. My friend and I booked an hour with Pedro but I could easily imagine spending a much longer time exploring the street art of Wynwood with him.
Pedro is an excellent, enthusiastic, knowledgeable guide. He explained so much about graffiti and its culture that we never knew. It was a fabulous experience. It should be a "must" on your things to do in Miami list.
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Domenico Monteforte, who gave a much appreciated exhibition here at the IIC in summer 2012, is back in San Francisco. This time, the Tuscan painter will turn one of our galleries into a painter's studio, allowing guests to see him at work and then exhibiting his creations on our walls as they are completed. Guests will have the rare chance to meet...READ MORE
Film screening: Il segreto (The Secret) at the Museo Italoamericano. This award-winning documentary by Cyop & Kaf, promoted by Neapolitan music producer and cultural operator Salvatore Visone, is a fascinating look at the streets of Naples and the bands of children that live on them. Once a year on St. Anthony's day, they build a bonfire, ofte...READ MORE
by Serena Perfetto From music to book, from photography to cinema: spring in San Francisco has never been as full of Italian events as this year. Indeed, whoever loves Italy and its history, culture, and art cannot miss the April's journey among a series of events, such as performances, conferences, photo exhibits, and movie screenings, wi...READ MORE
Roberto Fedi, Director of the Department of Humanites and Social Sciences and professor of Italian literature at the University for Foreigners Perugia, the oldest and most prestigious Italian institution involved in teaching, research activities and diffusion of the Italian language and culture in all expressions, will present his first novel Manca...READ MORE
Date: Wednesday, March 04, 2015 - Time: 6:30 PM. Location: IIC (814 Montgomery Street, San Francisco). Organized by: IIC, EV Group. EV Group & Salvatore Visone present: Cyop & Kaf - Rudders Adrift – Taranto: A year in the city. Words and images from the civilization of steel. A trip down memory lane and a loo...READ MORE
From theatre and cinema to figurative arts: at this point of his career, Max Papeschi, the Italian artist with the first institutional solo exhibition in the United States, achieved an immediate success among both the critics and the public thanks to his eclectic knowledge of all these worlds. Indeed, born as theatre and cinema author and...READ MORE
Date: Saturday, April 30, 2016 Time: 8:00 PM Location: Yerba Buena Centre for the Arts, 701 Mission Street, San Francisco Organized by: Yerba Buena Centre for the Arts (YBCA) In collaboration with: IIC Composer and musicologist Luciano Chessa showcases his past, recent, and premiere works through 64 hand-picked artists encompassing gospel, orc...READ MORE
By Mauro Battocchi If you can't sneak away to bucolic Tuscany this week, then stop by the Italian Cultural Institute instead and drink in calming Italian landscapes by Hans Schirmacher. His use of subtle shades and soft nuances to capture landscapes from different parts of Italy pairs dramatically with sharper lines and contrasts that trace the va...READ MORE
di Roberto Natalini Il mese di dicembre è stato dedicato per intero alle bellezze d'Italia riconosciute dall'Unesco come eredità per il mondo intero. Complementare alla mostra fotografica Unesco Italia, nella quale tutti i quarantanove siti "patrimonio dell'umanità" sono immortalati dai più grandi fotografi italiani, si è tenuta presso l'I...READ MORE
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AFTER he stopped boozing and before the cancer killed him, the abstract artist Stewart Hitch had a period of intense clarity, which was expressed in one wish made over and over to friends and family: ''Find a home for my paintings.''
Since his death a year ago this month, Mr. Hitch's kin, a motley group of bar buddies and his painter colleagues have been struggling to do just that, even though it means solving the mystery of where the paintings have disappeared to first.
Appropriately enough to Mr. Hitch's legacy, the trail starts at Fanelli's Cafe on Prince Street. That venerable SoHo bar was his real home. Carried from Nebraska to SoHo on the winds of the 1960's, Mr. Hitch had gone about emulating his idol, Jackson Pollock: painting energetically, womanizing rapaciously and drinking ferociously. But he achieved only minor recognition as a third-generation abstract painter, and by his death his work had fallen out of favor.
If his canvases had been stowed in a warehouse, they might already have been shipped to relatives and forgotten. Instead, in a faint echo of the disputes involving the celebrity estates of Mark Rothko and Andy Warhol, Mr. Hitch's legacy is shrouded in controversy. His paintings have been taken, friends say, by a con artist who, they believe, is selling them on the black market. They have formed a posse and even hired a private eye to get them back.
His friends' campaign is not only about the money, though if the missing canvases sold at prices comparable to earlier works, they would be worth half a million dollars. It is also about the art, and about honoring a SoHo that is swiftly passing. For the paintings are proof positive that this slice of Manhattan was not always about stores that featured $700 towel sets, but was once the wild and sparkling center of the entire art world.
As might be expected of the regulars of an unrepentant, smoke-saturated bar like Fanelli's, no one remembers exactly when Ralph Iorio began hanging around there. He and a companion known simply as Apples were working some kind of small construction job in neighboring NoLIta and were going to Fanelli's daily for lunch or cocktails. They looked like characters out of ''The Sopranos.'' Mr. Iorio was large and loud and wore his black hair slicked back. Apples was disheveled, and he mumbled.
Mr. Hitch was drinking heavily, of course. In his early days, there had been sodden nights aplenty, but back then they were just punctuation to long stretches of isolation in the studio. By the late 1990's, Mr. Hitch was known as ''Lord of Fanelli's'' and could be found tossing back his morning eye-opener as early as 10 a.m.
By fall 1998, Mr. Iorio, a beefy grifter in his 40's with a shady past, and Mr. Hitch, bar impresario and straight-shooting Nebraskan, were frequently hunkered together. Others pegged Mr. Iorio and Apples as con men, but Mr. Hitch liked them. He and Mr. Iorio talked of setting up a company called S & R Construction, named for their first initials. To help establish it, Mr. Hitch forked over $25,000, a small fraction of the $190,000 he had recently got from the sale of his loft. In return, Mr. Iorio offered to store 100 of Mr. Hitch's now homeless paintings -- his life's work -- without charge at a friend's garage in Jersey City. The artist happily accepted.
The ''business plan,'' mapped out on a cocktail napkin and sealed with a vodka and cranberry juice, struck the artists' friends as highly dubious.
''We all warned him this guy was no good,'' said Kevin Bartelme, a bar buddy of Mr. Hitch's, ''but he was drinking like half a gallon of vodka a day. He was suicidal.''
Perhaps not surprisingly, the two partners soon had a falling out. Mr. Hitch wanted his paintings back, the painter's friends say, but Mr. Iorio was always making excuses. Then, in June 1999, Mr. Hitch passed out at a Houston Street bar and woke up in St. Vincent's Hospital to find that doctors had discovered cancer in his stomach, lungs and every lymph node in between. He became sober and the search for the paintings suddenly became urgent.
Mr. Hitch pressed to find Mr. Iorio, making frantic phone calls and even, doubled over in pain, traveling to the Jersey City garage where the canvases were supposedly stored. The garage owner said he had never seen any paintings, adding that he himself was looking for Mr. Iorio. Until the day Mr. Hitch died, on Feb. 18, 2002, he was completely frustrated in his quest.
Template for a Generation
Stewart Hitch's work may not earn him any entries in art history encyclopedias to come, yet his life and career are a perfect template for a generation of postwar painters.
Lincoln, Neb., in 1940, the year Mr. Hitch was born, was a quintessential American town during a quintessential American era. But according to the artist's nephew, David Jones, when Stewart Hitch's high school buddies were driving Dodge DeSotos, dreaming of ranch houses and soaking up the prosperity of the postwar years, he was writing poems about a local serial murderer, Charlie Starkweather, and applying to art school.
''He was in tune with the whole 1950's rebel cool vibe,'' said Mr. Jones, who grew up idolizing his hip New York uncle. ''Throughout his life he dressed like James Dean, in dark denim jeans, black shoes and slicked-back hair.''
Mr. Hitch ended up getting a bachelor's and a master's degree in art from the University of Nebraska, where he was introduced to the work of the artist who would become his lodestar. It was from Jackson Pollock that he adopted everything from a flat, unrealistic painting style to an alcohol-fueled destructiveness.
In worshiping the avatar of abstract expressionism and the ultimate rule-breaker, Mr. Hitch was not alone. Pollock was a romanticized celebrity of art students across the nation during the period that evolved into the tumultuous 1960's. When these art students graduated, they often descended on New York, seeking a foothold in the new bohemia then emerging in Lower Manhattan. Unable to afford even Greenwich Village with its crumbling brownstones and tenements, many ended up in the industrial wasteland south of Houston Street. Mr. Hitch was among them.
Now that places like Dean & DeLuca and Dolce & Gabbana have taken over virtually all of SoHo's grand cast-iron buildings, it is hard to remember that at the turn of the 20th century the neighborhood housed much of the city's textile manufacturing.
By the late 1950's, all that remained were remnant factories where immigrants piled scraps of fabric into bundles for resale. The city declared the area a commercial wasteland and tried unsuccessfully to build a highway through it. The deserted cobblestones echoed at night.
''When I first moved here, we would take a cab to go two blocks if we were going east of West Broadway,'' recalled Margie Mellman, executor of Mr. Hitch's estate and part of the group of friends searching for his paintings.
It was then that the artists began moving in. Chuck Close, Frank Stella and Richard Serra were suddenly exchanging ideas in the local soup kitchens, since none of them had real kitchens in their lofts. Mr. Hitch was there too, for a time in an apartment immortalized in 1971 as a scummy drug dealer's pad in the Al Pacino film ''The Panic in Needle Park.''
Soon after that he began squatting in the ruins of 85 Mercer Street, a loft building south of Spring Street.
''It was illegal to be in residence, so many artists hid their beds and carried their garbage out so as not to be discovered,'' remembered Vered Lieb, a former artist who still lives at 85 Mercer. ''We would go from loft to loft, putting in plumbing and electrical. It was like a barn raising.''
Mr. Hitch, who was good at carpentry, installed a kitchen in Ms. Lieb's apartment and did woodwork that still stands at landmarks like Nancy Hoffman Gallery and the Mercer Arts Kitchen. A photo of Mr. Hitch that his nephew treasures shows him carrying an old chair above his head, looking like the king of SoHo's cobblestone streets.
If the neighborhood had a rough and abandoned feel, it also had a vibrant community core, much of it centered on Fanelli's, already the city's oldest bar in continuing operation by the early 1960's. Free pretzels and cubes of cheddar cheese were put out at happy hour, and Fanelli's soon became the place to which young artists came to discuss technique or get soused. For many, it was their only meal of the day.
''It had the ambiance, the décor -- it could have been anywhere,'' said Suzanne Anker, an art historian who lived with Mr. Hitch for a time. ''It was just a real cozy pub. Stewart felt very comfortable in a saloon culture. It resonated with growing up in Nebraska.''
Wine, Women and Stars
Despite Mr. Hitch's long love affair with Fanelli's, through the 70's and 80's bar life remained second to his two other great passions: painting and women. He spent most of his time in his studio-loft at 85 Mercer, which was decorated solely with a bust of Elvis, listening to 1950's rock from the King and Jerry Lee Lewis.
Music was elemental to Mr. Hitch. He named several of his canvases after songs, everything from ''Some Enchanted Evening'' to Tina Turner's ''Private Dancer.''
As an abstractionist, he naturally marked his work by flattened perspectives and geometric lines, but his paintings also had a Pop Art quality. He favored colors that were electric and intense -- ''occo socko,'' one friend described them. His signature shape was a star, which he hand-drew to give the image an explosive quality. ''He wanted it to have a rough libido, an unintellectual quality that rock 'n' roll has,'' said Mary Jones, an artist who rented studio space from him briefly.
By the mid-80's, Mr. Hitch was at his peak. He was winning awards, including a prestigious Tiffany Foundation grant and two even more prestigious National Endowment for the Arts grants. More important, he was carving out his niche in third-generation abstractionism, a group that included Sean Scully, Peter Pinchbeck and Thornton Willis. In 1990, Roberta Smith of The New York Times described Mr. Hitch as ''one of the best underknown painters around.''
''He added a humane touch to abstractionism, which had grown cold,'' said Jack Shainman, whose gallery showed Mr. Hitch's work during the late 80's. ''He showed the drips and the process. He allowed the marks and material to show.''
Mr. Hitch had hit such a groove with his art by the late 1980's, it is hard to understand why the alcohol eventually won. Some of his friends suggest that it was the loss of his Mercer Street loft that finally pushed him over the brink.
Not surprisingly, the problems with the loft were linked to its owner's complex romantic entanglements. Women thrilled to Mr. Hitch's open, Midwestern persona -- his sentimentality and the ironed jeans and fringed Western shirt he wore when he was courting. But he was rocky at relationships. He married and divorced three times -- all his wives were artists -- the last time to a beauty named Molly O'Gorman, who left him in the mid-80's. A deal was made at the time for Ms. O'Gorman to get half the loft, her husband's only real asset. For more than a decade, he managed to delay. But finally, under the threat of a lawsuit, he was forced to sell in 1998, and, for him, some friends argue, this was a final break with the rooted part of his life.
Other friends say the heavy drinking represented the end of a long slow decline. Ms. Anker, who lived with Mr. Hitch after his breakup from his third wife, left him as early as 1988, telling him he had to choose between her and Fanelli's.
''I lost to the bar,'' she said.
While friends described Mr. Hitch as a wry and entertaining drunk, his alcoholism had always had a violent, out-of-control undercurrent.
''He was wild then,'' recalled Mike Hamilton, a fellow abstractionist, ''and there were several big fights. They weren't over anything real. He just didn't back down, and he just wouldn't hesitate to throw a punch.'' Once, Mr. Hitch got into a fight at a bar and ended up with a gash in his neck so deep that he almost bled to death. The drinking eventually began crowding out everything else.
Vered Lieb remembers the night she gave up after two decades of friendship.
''We heard Stewart coming in late into the night with a companion, and there was a terrible crash,'' she said. ''It turns out his companion was so drunk, he fell down the staircase and cracked his head open. Stewart was so drunk that he didn't notice and just kept walking to his apartment.''
Concern for the 'Children'
In the period shortly before his death, Mr. Hitch had by many accounts a remarkable transformation. He moved toward sobriety. He tried to mend broken fences with old friends. He also went from being laconic to talking a blue streak, and among the many topics of conversation were his paintings -- his children, as he put it -- and his fears that they were lost.
Since his death, these friends have banded together in the hopes of finding Mr. Iorio and, if necessary, bringing criminal charges against him. It has been a rocky path. Mr. Iorio seemed to vanish after Mr. Hitch's death, and The New York Times was unable to locate him for comment for this article.
As part of the efforts to track him down, Laurence Futterman, a lawyer for Mr. Hitch's estate, and Ms. Mellman, the executor of his estate, hired a private detective named Steven Tavlin, who runs his own Manhattan agency, Holmes Detective Bureau. Mr. Tavlin, whose gravelly voice and Long Island accent suggest a modern Sam Spade, found himself sucked into the mystery.
''These are fascinating art people,'' he said, ''and there is no percentage in it for them. This is a labor of love.''
But tracking down Mr. Iorio proved a formidable task. ''There was not one public record, including his driver's license, that had a current address,'' Mr. Tavlin said.
After sending two of his associates, both former police officers, to knock on doors around Mr. Iorio's old addresses, he eventually tracked him to a location on the Jersey Shore, at an address Mr. Tavlin declined to reveal. The private detective also checked Mr. Iorio's criminal record and found that he had a long history of petty fraud.
Still, the exact details of the transaction between Mr. Hitch and Mr. Iorio are murky. If Mr. Iorio could be found, he might assert that the artist had handed over the paintings voluntarily, or that the two men had a deal according to which Mr. Hitch was supposed to pay for storage and, when he didn't, Mr. Iorio started selling the paintings.
There is evidence that Mr. Iorio has been selling the paintings. Friends of the artist have spotted them at rare intervals at unlikely places like flea markets and Salvation Army stores. They believe that Mr. Iorio is selling the works for small sums to clients who are educated enough to appreciate their value but not sophisticated enough to realize that they might be stolen.
Desperate to save Mr. Hitch's artistic children, they have tried to enlist the help of the police. Because of complex jurisdictional issues, local police departments have so far declined to take on the case, but the artist's friends are hoping that the F.B.I will investigate.
''We are in contact with law enforcement authorities and developing the last elements of the case,'' Mr. Futterman said. ''We have a better than even chance of getting them back if they have not been sold off.''
He paused, then added ominously, ''If they have been sold off no one will ever see them again. That would be a shame, since they are probably in the homes of people who cannot appreciate them. I think it is every artist's nightmare to end up on the wall of a suburban Levittown dining room.''


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Hi Grasshopper1. We welcome feedback and are happy to explain any concerns the public might have about the welfare of our animals at our shows. Your first concern, the bearded dragon: That is an Eastern bearded dragon so is local to our area and quite used to the weather extremes. A reptile cannot control its own body heat which is why you often find them sunning themselves, even on the colder days, as they rely on the sunshine and heat from the rock they're sitting on to keep them warm. A heat mat is actually a much warmer and quicker way to warm them up than mother nature. The crocodile: it is actually law that the croc must have his nose jaw bound at public displays. We have a lovely nose cone for him but he actually prefers the rubber band as it's less constrictive than covering the whole nose. The cages: we had a wind storm come through at a market that blew down our marquis and broke a few of our cages. We had to do some quick repairs to ...read more
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Hi Powellette. Again we can only apologise for the mix up on that day. We do get hundreds of messages via our Facebook page each week so finding your message in there was a needle in a haystack type scenario. We understand your disappointment and anger when we didn't arrive on the day. We do advise people to contact us closer to the date after booking as it's not uncommon for someone to book then change their mind due to various circumstances. With only one complaint of this in over a year of running the business it's certainly not a common occurrence for us. We did try to make amends with the offer of a half price party. We apologised and took full responsibility for the screw up. I'm not sure what else you want us to do to make it up to you. We're sure that your son would have still had a wonderful birthday with the surprise of seeing his grandfather on the big day. Good luck with your future birthday party endeavours.


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