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Last week, Eli at the local restaurant news and business blog Tommorrow's News Today broke a story revealing that Antico Holdings, LLC and Antico Foods, LLC had filed a lawsuit accusing members of the McDowell Family, owners of Fuoco di Napoli, of trademark infringement.
My review of Fuoco di Napoli ran yesterday on the Food & More blog, and appears in today's issue of the AJC in the Go Guide section. Our reviews are sometimes written as far as two weeks in advance before publication, and obviously, much has come to light since my visits to the Neapolitan pizzeria in Buckhead.
The night of my deadline, I came across a reference to the suit, filed on 4/4/12. While we made the decision to leave the suit out of the review, it is still newsworthy, and something that we felt obligated to investigate and report on.
Since filing the review, I obtained copies of the initial complaint filed by Antico. I spoke with the owners of both restaurants, and can now shed more light on the details of the suit and the last few tumultuous months at Fuoco di Napoli.
The 23 page complaint filed by Antico includes numerous allegations against the owners of Fuoco di Napoli spread across six counts, mostly centered on trademark infringement and alleging that Fuoco di Napoli intentionally misled consumers to believe there was an affiliation between the restaurants.
Before getting into the nitty-gritty, I can't resist mentioning that my article in our dining guide naming Antico as the "Best Italian Style Pizza" in Atlanta was submitted as Exhibit B and the AJC's Bob Townsend's First Look article on Fuoco is filed as Exhibit E. You know you have made it when you're mentioned in other people's lawsuits without knowing about it.
Here are some of the key points from the complaint:
I spoke with Giovanni Di Palma, owner of Antico, about the suit and he explained that the final allegation listed above was the real impetus for the lawsuit. Di Palma stated that "We had many patrons, friends and vendors inform us that we opened a new place in Buckhead, which was news to me."
Di Palma alleges that when Fuoco first opened, the management intentionally misled consumers to believe that the two restaurants were officially affiliated. He claims to have over 50 depositions that back the allegation that the owners of Fuoco directly told consumers that the two restaurants were connected. Di Palma stated that the fact that Fuoco simply opened a similar style restaurant didn't result in the suit, but that Fuoco intentionally used Antico's name to drum up business, and in the process, confused and misled many customers.
"I personally have no fear of competition whatsoever," Di Palma said, "I embrace competition and I think it is healthy for the marketplace, when it is done fairly."
In a subsequent conversation with Di Palma, he also informed me that another sticking point in the suit, and one of the demands they will be making, is that Fuoco removes the Fuoco di Napoli pizza from their menu because he believes that it is a carbon copy of Antico's Diavola pizza, Giovanni's original creation.
When reached for comment on the suit, Fuoco partner Lori McDowell directed me to their attorney, Stephen Weizenecker of Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP. I spoke with Weizenecker by phone, and he stated that "We intend to vigorously defend these claims and bring it to what we think with be the natural conclusion." He continues, "It is obviously my client's contention that their restaurant is completely different in concept, theme, design, and everything from Antico."
Update on Enrico Liberato:
In addition to the troubles with Antico, Fuoco di Napoli recently lost their star pizzaiolo, Enrico Liberato. Days after rumors circulated that was no longer at Fuoco, Creative Loafing's Brad Kaplan reported that a booking record from 3/3/12 showed that Liberato had been arrested, and his charges included aggravated assault, as well as an immigration charge. Rumors of his deportation quickly followed. While researching my review, the owners of Fuoco declined to comment on the specifics of Liberato's departure, but confirmed that he was no longer with the restaurant.
During the course of the investigation of the allegations by Antico, I also obtained a copy of the police report for the night of Liberato's arrest at Fuoco di Napoli. Though unrelated to the suit, we feel that this is also relevant for our readers.
The report shows that on the night of March 2, 2012 at 10:33 p.m., the police were dispatched to Fuoco di Napoli on a dispute call. Upon arrival, the owner alleged that, while in a dispute with another employee, Liberato pulled a knife from a drawer and "waived the knife in the air and began moving toward the victim. The victim then grabbed a 6 ft. long pizza peel in order to defend himself." The report goes on to say that "while inventorying the suspects' vehicle, [the officer] smelt the odor of marijuana", and then found less than an ounce of marijuana in the center console.
At this time, the fate of Liberato is not entirely clear, though Weizenecker (who does not represent Liberato) stated that he is currently being held in a facility in Stewart, Ga. He also stated that his understanding of Liberato's current situation is that it has more to do with improperly filed immigration paperwork than the charges stemming from the altercation on 3/2.
In one of our conversations, Giovanni Di Palma informed me that I was mistaken when I stated in my review of Fuoco that "It is obvious that Liberato passed on his recipes and techniques to the team running the kitchen now." He clarified that the recipes at Antico are entirely his own, and that Liberato was never instructed in his recipes end-to-end.
"When I hire a skilled kitchen position at Antico, that person is only trained to master one position." Di Palma continues, "In this case Enrico was solely a Fornaio (oven worker). He was terminated during our training period due to inconsistency as a Fornaio, not meeting the required level of quality standards at Antico."
Given that this suit was only filed weeks ago, and that Antico has demanded a jury trial for this case, we won't know the outcome for some time. The AJC Food & More blog plans to keep tabs on the progression of the suit, as well as Liberato's status, and will update our readers are more information becomes available.
- Jon Watson, Food & More blog
April 20th, 2012
7:44 am
Great research Jon, thanks.
April 20th, 2012
7:55 am
Sounds like the plot pitch to A&E's latest reality show "Pizza Wars"
April 20th, 2012
8:35 am
Congratulations on being included in the lawsuit evidence lol!
April 20th, 2012
8:48 am
Those McDowell's are always ripping people off! Their namesake hamburger restaurant features a burger called The Big Mic-2 all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese-but their buns have no seeds! Their logo isn't Golden Arches, but Golden Arcs! Come on McDowell's, get an original idea!!!!!
April 20th, 2012
9:04 am
Excellent reporting! Please keep up with this story as it unfolds.
April 20th, 2012
9:32 am
@soul glow – I LOVE it!
April 20th, 2012
11:04 am
Thanks for the update Jon. Great work, detective.
April 20th, 2012
11:35 am
I have no horse in this race, but I believe the lawsuit is without basis. Having been to Antico and Fuoco several times each, I can attest that I was never told that Fuoco was affiliated with Antico, even in their earliest days, nor did I ever have any reason to believe that they were. And I've eaten both the Diavolo and the Fuoco and didn't notice any real similarity. Kind of surprised that's part of the suit, actually. If this flies in court, that would open up the field for lots of other recipe-based lawsuits, and I don't think we have any evidence of exploiting "proprietary" information, here.
April 20th, 2012
12:44 pm
@ Soul Glow – Cracking me up. I was about to type the same thing before you beat me to it.
April 20th, 2012
12:45 pm
Nice one SG!
April 20th, 2012
1:07 pm
Why is no one complaining about the rating system the AJC uses for restaurants? I thought that was required?
Anyway, the rating system needs updating…it's said, now let's get on with the legalpizza.
April 20th, 2012
1:10 pm
Since when did having a brick oven and an open kitchen so customers can view the making of a pizza become something unique? I'd say that's common to about a third of all pizza joints.
April 20th, 2012
1:18 pm
Will a real pizza place come to the Decatur area!!!
April 20th, 2012
1:29 pm
Terrific reporting! With respect, this is the first time I've seen such attention to detail in a story in the AJC outside the sports pages.
April 20th, 2012
1:31 pm
Who can imagine two pizza restaurants where you can see the oven.
OMG what is this world coming to.
Next, two car dealers where you can see the cars from the street.
April 20th, 2012
1:37 pm
@Soul Glow, hahaha. I almost fell out of my chair
April 20th, 2012
1:42 pm
Now U no why my family eats only Pizza Hut or Pappa Jons.
April 20th, 2012
1:50 pm
One thing about this sort of pizza feud, It always comes down to money. In fact, you could say that:
"it's all about the dough"
April 20th, 2012
1:59 pm
Ooooh! It's going down in the ATL Pizza Parking Lots! Wow. Waaaay more interesting than anything on Bravo!! And "Soul Glow" you just made me snort tea! Hahahahaha! Fascinating story John!
April 20th, 2012
2:08 pm
I feel sorry for your family, Gwinnett Mom.
April 20th, 2012
2:10 pm
Jon Watson, investigative reporter! Nice overview, thanks. Any chance you can post a copy of the complaint somewhere?
April 20th, 2012
2:25 pm
Been to both places, at Fuoco I never was told it was a satellite location but you would have to be blind and deaf not to believe the places weren't related.
The Diavolo and Fuoco tasted exactly the same to me. I love both places so hopefully if Antico wins they'll keep the place open as an official location.
April 20th, 2012
2:35 pm
Several sandwich shops I know keep #10 cans of olives, peppers and other ingredients on metro shelving around the restaurant as "decor." Do they need to be brought into the suit as well?
April 20th, 2012
2:45 pm
@Soul Glow
That is just too funny!
For those who did not get it, you had to see the Eddie Murphy flick, "Coming to America".
April 20th, 2012
2:48 pm
@ Sadpizza?
Why do U feel sorry 4 my family?
April 20th, 2012
2:52 pm
@Gwinnett Mom – I have 2 guesses. 1- Because you spell like a tweeny-bopper sending a text message ("Now U no") or 2- because you only feed your family mass produced crappy delivery pizza. But those are just guesses, I could be way off.
April 20th, 2012
2:58 pm
Wow Jon, what'd you get paid (under the table) for this hatchet job?
April 20th, 2012
3:06 pm
Gwinnett Mon……at least you didn't say You bought Red Baron pizza for your family! But sometimes all you have time for is Cici's or Hungry Howie's. It is not the end of the world.
April 20th, 2012
3:08 pm
Rod……I believe Jon was reporting facts from the filed lawsuit. How in the h_ll is that a hatchet job! Way too sensitive, little fella!!!!!!!!!!
April 20th, 2012
3:13 pm
The claims of stealing interior designs is pretty funny, as both places are decorated in what is a somewhat common trend for pizza places these days. Let's hope all of these barbecue places don't start suing each other over the swine-related and country-related decor that is commonplace in most barbecue joints….
I think that unless there was some sort of iron-clad "non-compete" clause signed by the former partners as well as their former employees, they really don't have a case on that. I know in my job, our sales manager had a 6 month "non-compete" clause that allowed him to come to our company, but he could not pursue any of accounts of his former employer for 6 months. I had to sign a non-compete when I was hired, but the company doesn't seem to enforce it, as a previous sales manager quit to go work for a competitor and they didn't do a thing.
April 20th, 2012
3:54 pm
Gwinnett Mom,
First, spell check is your friend. Second, crime is everywhere. If you think you are remaining safe because you stay in your house and order in pizza you are living under a rock. Have you checked the records of the people that live in your neighborhood? You might be surprised in what you find.
April 20th, 2012
4:08 pm
Car Guy,
You don't really believe that Gwinnett Mom is real, do you?
April 20th, 2012
4:18 pm
I see this was deleted earlier – what is the deal with this?? Is it for real?
April 20th, 2012
7:52 pm
And I see my coments are being sensored.
What ever happend 2 free speach?
April 21st, 2012
6:42 am
Gwinnett Mom……..What happened to free speech, you say? Our president does not like the concept!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
April 21st, 2012
6:56 pm
Y'all posting in a troll thread.
April 21st, 2012
7:10 pm
Bad press for both places. I am going to mellow mushroom.
April 21st, 2012
7:19 pm
Thank you Gwinnett Mom .
April 21st, 2012
7:24 pm
Gwinnett Mom,
I think it's the "idiot" filter that is "sensoring" your "free speach." But you should definitely sue. Look up the Antico lawyer!
April 21st, 2012
7:35 pm
John Dipalma is a scumbag. He kidnapped his son from his exwife and has screwed over numerous people through business and flat out fraud. Check out the link "why delete" posted above. If it weren't true he'd sue to have it removed. Obviously he has no problem with litigation. Simply Google his name and see what comes back.
April 21st, 2012
7:55 pm
Obviously all parties involved dropped the ball by not getting a Covenant Not to Compete signed when the sale of the shares took place. This is corporate law ABC law. I was astonished to see that the lawsuit was not to enforce breach of a covenant.
April 21st, 2012
8:02 pm
That's a spicy meatball!
April 21st, 2012
8:28 pm
good times!
April 21st, 2012
8:32 pm
Piazaan Check out Avellinos off Dekalb. Fantastic NY style pizza.
By all accounts Giovanni is nuttier than squirrel poop. He's a real dirtbag so I could car less about his idiotic lawsuit. Good wood fire pie headed to Edgewood/ Dekalb Ave soon too so Antico will no longer get any of my hard earned money.
April 22nd, 2012
7:47 am
Who has good Chicago style "deep dish" pizza?
April 22nd, 2012
9:40 am
Having enjoyed pizza at Antico and Fuoco, I still think Antico is slightly better. They are both cooked to perfection in those ovens, but the overall taste of the pizza is just more to my liking at Antico.
April 23rd, 2012
6:34 am
So, am I to understand that the kid who hangs out in Antico's kitchen was kidnapped from his mother?
April 23rd, 2012
11:28 am
Sansho, that's what I'm wondering. If he has indeed been kept from his mom all these years – WOW. But are the police involved? What's Giovanni/Johnny's story?
And, oh yes, it's Obama's fault your post is gone. *major eye roll* Idiots.
April 23rd, 2012
11:44 am
Get Bravo, Food Network, TruTV, A&E, Oxygen, or other cable outfit on the horn … Pizza Wars is reality TV series set in Atlanta that is sure to be on the way
April 23rd, 2012
11:54 am
this is before
Maybe he'll start suing people that are good at kidnapping.
this is after


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Summer Top 20 *Updated*
The Edmonton Oilers have added a prospect since draft day, so I wanted to update my top 20. The additions this summer at the draft and via college free agency rank 1-2. For the prospect base, it's been an outstanding year.
- W Nail Yakupov: Since the draft, Oiler fans got a chance to see "the release" which is the fanciest and most breathtaking asset for this elite prospect. It's been such a fun ride reading all of these ridiculous scouting reports on each of Hall, the Nuge and now the Nizhnekamsk Nail. Corey Pronman has a wonderful description the the player here. I'm doing my RE series now and have Mr. Nail at 44 points for 12-13′s season.
- D Justin Schultz: A better outcome for the prospect base was not possible based on availability and talent. MBS and the scouting staff grabbing the Russian followed by this splendid signing set up the summer perfectly. He'll be 22 in the fall, had an NHLE of 82, 15-25-40 and more defensive awareness than has been suggested based on Ralph Krueger's recent take.
- D Oscar Klefbom. Impressed the hell out of the Oilers at the recent development camp to the point where there's a chance he comes over this fall. Oilers need exactly what he'll be, but rushing him is a bad idea–and the Oilers don't need to do it. Klefbom's improvement in the back half of his SEL season suggests another year there might allow him to skip OKC altogether (although the AHL is a great place to stop on the way–just ask Jeff Petry).
- D Martin Marincin: Finished off his amateur career with another nice WHL season and Jim Byers told me they were impressed in OKC (6, 0-1-1 +4) when he got into action at the end of the year. 6, 1-2-3 +2 at the World Juniors for Slovakia and has a nice range of skills. 6.05, 200 now, Marincin developing into an NHL player would be a major win for the scouts. It'll be very interesting to see where he lands on the OKC depth chart and how many special teams minutes he gets in 12-13.
- D Martin Gernat: Went 60, 9-46-55 +41 with the Oil Kings and played well in the WJ's too. Gernat is such an interesting prospect, he could end up passing a few more players on this list before turning pro. Selected 122nd overall at last summer's draft. Not to go all "saw him good" on you, but later in the season it seemed to me Gernat had added a physical element to his skating gifts.
- L Teemu Hartikainen: Slow starts have hurt him but each spring Hartikainen emerges with a good performance and enters the conversation for next year. He's 29 games into his NHL career (5-5-10) and looks like he might be a 30-point winger based on his early resume. Good size, I think he has an exceptional chance this fall to make the big club. In fact, of all the kids in the AHL (including Pitlick and Hamilton) I think Hartikainen has the best future.
- C Anton Lander: Oilers made a mistake in keeping him up (56, 2-4-6) in Edmonton and he didn't exactly deliver prime offense in OKC. Lander had a solid offensive season at 19 in the SEL and a year in OKC should get him back on track. He remains an organizational favorite based on leadership and his reputation as a defensive C remains (although it was not in evidence in the NHL). Even if you're a great defensive player, you have to score a little. Lander isn't the modern Bill Lesuk, but you might be able to see him from there.
- R Tobias Rieder: Wow, what a season. Started 52, 35-34-69 and then went super nova (24, 20-22-42 including playoffs) to end the season. Billy Moores says he works hard and doesn't give up anything defensively, and also felt his game was "getting complete." That's a lot of good news on one player.
- G Tyler Bunz: Finished 2nd in the WHL in save percentage (.921) and is tracking equal/ahead of Dubnyk at the same age. Concussions a concern and he is likely to start in the ECHL but he looks on track entering pro. You never know with goalies, but there are things to like.
- L Daniil Zharkov: Pronman: Zharkov had a pretty impressive first OHL season despite somewhat underwhelming counting numbers. He's a good skater who hits a desirable top speed, with good first step quickness, showing very good agility and ability to evade defenders. That last part is also due to his puck skills, which are plus, as he can really dangle and has a lot of individual ability. His goal to assist ratio may give the indication of a poor passer or a puck hog, and while he'll occasionally look like the latter, he does show many instances of being a fine puck distributor. Zharkov is much better, though, at making moves and getting into shooting position where he displays high-end finishing ability. He shows a fine physical game, as while he still needs to put on strength, he has a projectable frame and will work hard on the forecheck and when he has to battle along the boards. Zharkov doesn't show that same effort in the other end, and will have to address his defensive game significantly going forward.
- R Tyler Pitlick: Started 42, 5-8-13 in OKC and then found the range a little and finished 33, 4-13-17 (including playoffs). He received solid reviews in conversations with both Todd Nelson and Jim Byers during the season and I think he'll blossom next season in the AHL.
- G Olivier Roy: Clearly overqualified for the ECHL based on his stats, Roy remains a solid prospect and could get a chance to be an OKC starter before the more highly rated (by me, anyway) Bunz. Roy has a chance to become prominent next season, as the organization stubbornly holds on to Khabibulin as an NHL option. Roy could end up being the OKC starter in 12-13.
- D David Musil: Showed us what he is with quality defensive play at the WJ's. Smart, savvy defenseman and he's not yet 20. Lost his season to injury but has a nice future. I have him below the others because I don't think he'll be much offensively. Musil as a defender could be better than any of the young men ranked above him.
- Dillon Simpson: Young man's draft day scouting reports were all over the place but he's settled in as a solid 2-way defender at a big time NCAA school, age 18. I think this guy might come quickly once he turns pro. I could be badly underrating him here.
- L Jujhar Khaira: Redline: this kid is big, mean, aggressive, nasty, and guess what… he can score too. Does the dirty work in the corners, bangs bodies and wins battles, and loves to initiate heavy contact. Powerful stride with great balance and gets leverage on his hits. Has surprisingly soft hands and puck skills with playmaking ability. Creates lots of space for smaller teammates and makes everyone braver. Very raw defensively.
- D Colten Teubert: A tough, physical defender, he can play effectively in the AHL but clearly has some way to go (as seen in his NHL play). Another season in Okla City is likely, but we shouldn't forget about this guy. Coach Nelson mentioned a few times how much they missed his presence after he was lost to injury.
- L Mitch Moroz: Redline Report: Big, edgy power forward plays an in-your-face style and looks to initiate hard contact all over the ice. A feared enforcer who picked up 20 fighting majors, yet skates and handles the puck well enough to take regular shifts. Coaches eventually rotated him into the top six to give scoring lines a boost – gives smaller, skilled linemates more room to work with his physicality. Has surprising offensive tools with a heavy snap shot. Puckhandling confidence is soaring and he's willing to try things with the puck now he wouldn't have dreamed of six months ago. Skating enables him to play in open ice and even has decent lateral agility. Spins off checks to find space and gets to open ice. Emerging force uses great size/strength to dominate below the circles and is impossible to move around crease. Development curve is heading straight up and has upside.
- D Brandon Davidson: I think he might spend some time in the ECHL. A wonderful story, I'll cheer like hell for him and he ended his amateur career in style. Davidson turns 21 in August, it'll be interesting to see where he lands first year pro and what role he plays.
- L Phil Cornet: Took some time to find the range in pro hockey (we need time on ice to properly follow progress) he scored 24 goals in the minors and played 2 NHL games. A season to remember for Cornet, there's every chance
- D Joey Laleggia: Pronman: he's a good skater with a great offensive mind who would be a nice shot in the dark pick in the mid-rounds due to his notable offensive upside. He flashes high-end hockey sense with his quick game processing and he's really effective moving the puck out of his own end and controlling the blue line on the power play. Laleggia has solid puck skills as well, at times showing above average, but he is a much better passer than he is an individual creator. He skates well, moving fluidly in all four directions. His main weakness is his physical game, which is below replacement level. I've seen him listed at 5'10″, which is generous in my opinion as he looks pretty small on the ice, and he is not effective at all when he's engaging. Despite his hockey smarts, I don't see him as being effective defensively to any notable degree at the pro level.
The original top 20 for summer is here. I added Justin Schultz, moved Mitchell Moroz up based on post draft conversations and Curtis Hamilton moves off the list. Some brilliant writing from Corey Pronman inspired me to update the list.


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"My husband's ancestors were Amish and Mennonite. This delicious recipe is adapted from an old Amish recipe, but made in the bread machine."
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2 3/4 cups
bread flour
1/4 cup
canola oil
1 teaspoon
active dry yeast
1/4 cup
white sugar
1/2 teaspoon
18 tablespoons
warm water
Just to add a note, about this fantastic bread, 18 TBS is 1 cup + 2 TBS....
18 TBS is just time consuming. But sure can't beat the bread.
I tried something different with this recipe and it didn't work too well. I did it on the dough cycle and baked it in the oven. I guess I didn't bake it long enough because the center was doughy. I outer pieces had a wonderful flavor. I am trying it again now and will bake it in the bread maker.
546 Ratings
Fresh out of the bread machine, this bread is absolutely delicious. The only drawback to the recipe, is the measurement for the water. It would be easier if it were converted to the standard measurement of 1 cup and 2 tablespoons.
just cut into our loaf from this recipe.. beautiful on the light setting and quite lovely in the crumb. My machine runs two raises and then a proof run so i did not stop it and reset. Used King Aurthur unbleach bread machine flower and corn oil.. no other changes... came out divine. Lots of flavor. If you start out with GOOD flour you get good bread. Thanks!
I'm a first time bread maker and this came out great. I bake mine in the oven 350 for 25mins and it is perfect. This makes incredibly yummy grilled cheese sandwiches. Update: hubby gave me a Breadman breadmachine for my bday. I set it to basic loaf on rapid for crust setting. My machine has 3 rise cycles so I take the dough out just as it goes into the 3rd rise and form it in breadpan. Let rise again and bake as above. Done in about 2hrs with no problems. I do use about 3 cups of flour and probably a 1/4 tsp more yeast. I make this about every other day and my daughters hover around the oven waiting for their treat.
I got this off Allrecipes about four years ago and have been using it ever since. It is perfect. Has become traditional for me to make everyone a loaf at Thanksgiving to have their leftover turkey sandwiches on. I use the easier measurment of 1 cup + 2 tablespoons for the water.
My bread machine sat unused until I found this recipe. Now my kids tell me to not buy bread at the store anymore. They want me to make this bread. I have also given out loaves to neighbors and those neighbors told other neighbors about how good it was. Great bread recipe
This bread was what supermarket white breads strive to be. I was surprised at the softness of the crust. Usually I don't care for the crust of bread machine loaves but this one was awesome! My four year old daughter helped my make this so it is definately kid friendly and my eight year old son asked me to make this again instead of buying supermarket bread. I'd say that says it all.
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After a stormy day in Columbus there is much debris left to be seen, and the downpour also caused a tragic accident.
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Mantle Emile Pingat ca. 1891
WOW! This IS Victorian!
Because if it isn't from the years 1837 to 1901, or at least inspired by them, it isn't Victorian. JUST BECAUSE I'VE REBLOGGED SOMETHING, IT DOESN'T MEAN I DISLIKE IT. In fact, I probably think it's great. It just doesn't belong in the Victorian tag. I also sometimes post things I've found on Etsy that aren't Victorian.
Mantle Emile Pingat ca. 1891
WOW! This IS Victorian!
blindinglybeautifulsociopath: I sent this in before but do you have any references or resources for writing for an aristocrat and/or Victorian woman?
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So great question I don't know much about the Victorian era except what I've seen on tv.
Victorian Era
From 1837-1901 during the reign of Queen Victoria. Because this is such a large period of time fashions and the life of aristocrats will have changed dramatically over the time period. So I will provide links but look especially at the dates so it corresponds with when you want your novel to be set.
Great Social Divide
This was the time when industry was booming and the rich were becoming very rich. The poor were becoming poorer and poorer living in slums in the inner city with pollution rife and open sewers. During this time a lot of people moved from the country to the crowded towns.
Rise of the Victorian middle class
More women than men
There were more women than men (4% more). The 1851 census showed that the population of Great Britain was roughly 18 million; this meant that roughly 750,000 women would remain unmarried simply because there were not enough men. These women came to be referred to as "superfluous women" or "redundant women", and many essays were published discussing what, precisely, ought to be done with them.[x]
Fashion changed a lot during this period. One of the most interesting things is the 'fashion rules' for mourning in which a widow was expected to wear black for a certain period of time due to etiquette.
Victorian era: Fashion (This has drawings of what each layer looks like)
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This might be interesting and/or useful to my subjects.
This is definitely more 18th Century than Victorian.
So beautiful though!
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This is pretty but not particularly Victorian.
This is a key.
Whether it is a Victorian key or not remains to be seen.
This looks little more 18th Century inspired around the bodice, but I could be wrong.
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Shumlin: Feds to pony up for Berlin facilityBy PETER HIRSCHFELD
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Gov. Peter Shumlin, fourth from left, joins other officials in a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday for a new mental health facility in Berlin.BERLIN After months of wrangling with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Gov. Peter Shumlin announced Tuesday that the federal government will pick up the lions share of a $42.8 million plan to replace the 52-bed psychiatric hospital washed out during Tropical Storm Irene.
At the groundbreaking for a 25-bed mental health facility in Berlin, Shumlin said that FEMA will pick up nearly 75 percent of the cost for a replacement plan that includes facilities in Berlin, Rutland and Brattleboro.
Administration officials had at one point last year anticipated that FEMA would pay for as much as 90 percent of the construction costs. However, Shumlin said he was thrilled with the $30 million that federal officials have said Vermont can expect for the projects.
That means that Vermont taxpayers will be paying for this entire rebuilt system between $12.5 million and $15 million, Shumlin said. That is a great victory for Vermont taxpayers and worth celebrating.
The trials and tribulations of Vermonts negotiations with FEMA became fodder for gubernatorial politics last summer when news broke that a technical miscue had led to an overly optimistic estimate of what Vermont could expect in federal aid.
Republican challenger Randy Brock chided Shumlin for proceeding with a hospital replacement plan for which he had yet to identify a funding source.
I have taken some heat over the past months for pushing ahead with this project without knowing exactly how the dollars would flow, Shumlin said Tuesday. But I want to remind you that we had no other choice, that with the most vulnerable mental health patients not having a place to go, we didnt have the option of doing what government does so well: waiting, thinking, planning, deliberating, arguing and hoping for a better day.
At a cost of $28.5 million, the 25-bed facility now under construction in Berlin will become the centerpiece of a community-based mental health system that aims to move away from the more centralized program in place before the Vermont State Hospital in Waterbury was evacuated during Irene.
The plan calls for 14 secure hospital beds at the Brattleboro Retreat and six beds at Rutland Regional Medical Center. Each of those projects will cost about $5.5 million.
While construction is under way in Berlin, Brattleboro and Rutland, the state will rely on temporary facilities in Morrisville and Middlesex to alleviate pressure on emergency rooms, which have been forced to accommodate mental health patients who previously would have been admitted to the hospital in Waterbury.
An eight-bed facility in Morrisville opened late last month; a seven-bed facility in Middlesex will be ready in a couple of months. The combined cost of those projects is $3.4 million, all of which will be paid for by FEMA.
The nearly $30 million FEMA figure cited by Shumlin will include any payouts from the states insurance policy.
Sen. Robert Hartwell, a Bennington County Democrat and chairman of the Senate Committee on Institutions, said the FEMA funding levels announced Tuesday are as good as it gets.
If I had to pick something to help us with, this is the thing we need to be helped with, Hartwell said.
Flanked by lawmakers and members of his Cabinet, Shumlin plunged a ceremonial spade into a pile of camera-ready dirt on the Fisher Road parcel on which the new hospital is being constructed. The location, adjacent to Central Vermont Medical Center, has been lauded by mental health advocates who had insisted on proximity to a conventional hospital.
If Irene had a silver lining, mental health advocates have said, it was in expediting the long-running debate over how to replace the states century-old psychiatric hospital in Waterbury. The antiquated facility was decertified by the federal government, costing Vermont about $10 million annually in lost Medicaid reimbursements.
Shumlin said he expects that revenue to begin rolling back into Vermont when the Berlin facility opens by April 2014.
When we get those reimbursements back, we will pay for our entire new system with federal dollars in roughly a year and a half, Shumlin said.
Mark Landry, federal coordinating officer for FEMA, said that while he cant officially announce the numbers Shumlin used Tuesday, the documents he provided to the administration reflect with a high level of confidence the funding that the state of Vermont will receive based on eligible (damage) and eligible funding.
Shumlin said he expects similarly refined estimates from FEMA on reimbursement levels for the Waterbury office complex in the next 45 days or so.
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A top holding of David Einhorn and David Tepper, the stock is trading close to its 52-week low.
David Einhorn, famous for the performance of his Greenlight Capital hedge fund, began buying the company in the second quarter of 2010, reporting in his annual letter that he paid an average purchase price of $248.09 per share. At the time, Einhorn noted his interest in its $40 per share in cash, the fact that it had not penetrated its markets, and its potential, albeit slower, future growth.
After numerous purchases since, he reported owning a holding of 1,307,006 shares at the end of the fourth quarter. The size places it at the top of his holdings list, comprising 10.9% of his entire stock portfolio.
The share price Wednesday of $444.93 is approximately 22.9% lower than the average cost of all of Einhorn's shares, $577.16, according to his Top Bargain Candidates of David. It is also close to a 52-week low share price of $439.88, according to GuruFocus data, after tumbling close to 36% off its all-time peak of $705.07 reached in September.
Einhorn took the stock's fourth-quarter fall as an opportunity to add to his position, purchasing 216,116 shares.
Apple's cash position since Einhorn purchased has increased to approximately $65 per share, which Einhorn believes should be more generously shared with shareholders than the $2.65 per share quarterly dividend the company initiated in the third quarter of 2012. Last week he won a lawsuit against Apple to block it from bundling a referendum on requiring a shareholder vote before issuing preferred shares with other proposals into one vote.
'A spokesman for Greenlight said the company was 'pleased' with the decision and looked forward to Apple considering its proposal to return more cash to shareholders," the Wall Street Journal reported.
David Tepper, founder of Appaloosa Management, returned 30% for 2012, making him one of the top-performing hedge fund managers last year. Apple was his firm's largest stock position since the first quarter of 2012. Then, in the fourth quarter, he added 391,473 shares to the holding, bringing its total size to 912,661 shares, and 10.5% of his portfolio.
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Only one other stock in Tepper's fund, Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold (FCX), has a current market price lower than his average purchase price of the fourth quarter.
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Last week, I highlighted a key leadership lesson from Walt Disney. Walt's optimism during a time of turbulence led to his greatest innovation…Mickey Mouse. However, Walt's leadership legacy spans far beyond this achievement in more subtle ways.
To be a leader, one doesn't need to build a physical monument attributed to their success. A successful leader builds relationships. Walt's people management skills were essential to help achieve his vision. Walt once said, "You can design and create, and build the most wonderful place in the world. But it takes people to make the dream a reality." Cultivating genuine relationships with your colleagues and employees is integral to the foundation of any successful organization.
However, a recent HBR article, Focused Leader, warns that personal relationships often suffer as individuals are placed in higher leadership positions. Goleman says that, "alarmingly, research suggests that as people rise through the ranks and gain power, their ability to perceive and maintain personal connections tends to suffer a sort of psychic attrition. This should be a warning to top executives, who need to respond to fast-moving competitive situations by tapping the full range of ideas and talents within an organization, when their inclination may be to ignore smart ideas from the lower ranks."
Walt Disney intuitively understood this. One morning while visiting his first theme park, Disneyland, Walt invited some third-shift maintenance workers to drop what they were doing and join him for a chat. When their manager found them talking with Walt, he asked Walt if he could have them back to finish their work before the park opened. As they went back to their assignments, the manager felt complied to ask Walt why he was spending his valuable time talking with third-shift workers. Walts philosophy was that good ideas come from everyone. His example set the tone for a culture that follows the premise that everyone is creative.
Walt Disney serves as an example of a leader who genuinely cared for his people and intentionally found ways to strengthen his relationships with colleagues and Cast Members every day.
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The justices agreed with a court appointed referee who said the accident "does not reflect adversely" on Daniel Johns' "honesty, trustworthiness, or fitness as a lawyer."
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The Office of Lawyer Regulation found out about it when the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported in 2009 that over 130 Wisconsin attorneys had criminal records -- and some lawyers like Johns kept their law licenses during their punishments.
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With generous support from the Efroymson Family Fund, a fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, the University of Evansville is pleased to feature Douglas Miller of Louisville, Kentucky, in the new Emerging Contemporary Artists Lecture Series.
Miller will present a free, public lecture on his career and work at 7 p.m. Tuesday, February 26 in the Melvin Peterson Gallery, 1935 Lincoln Avenue.
Sixteen of his works will be on display in the gallery from February 22-March 1.
In addition to pencil, ink, and acrylic, Miller's works incorporate less traditional mediums such as mascara, crayon, correction fluid, and coffee.
Miller's drawings have been exhibited in Louisville, Cincinnati, and Los Angeles.
Additionally, he does freelance illustrations as well as private and corporate commissions. In 2009, Miller graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Louisville.
Recently, he received a national award from American Artist Drawing Magazine and was voted Best Visual Artist for two consecutive years in the LEO Weekly readers' choice poll.
His artwork can be found in the collections of the Evansville Museum of Arts, History and Science; the University of Louisville; the University of Louisville's Speed School of Engineering; and numerous private collections.
In April 2012, the Department of Art received $10,000 from the Efroymson Family Fund to create the Emerging Contemporary Artists Lecture Series, which will bring a contemporary artist to Evansville each semester for the 2012-13 academic year and provide enhancements to the Melvin Peterson Gallery, such as a projector, screen, and laptop.
The Emerging Contemporary Artists Lecture Series will provide free lectures to UE students and the community, as well as workshops and studio demonstrations for specific classes and arts organizations.
"With the support of the Efroymson Family Fund, we're thrilled to establish this series, which will support emerging artists around the nation while benefiting UE and the entire Evansville community," said Stephanie Frasier, chair of UE's Department of Art.
"We hope the series will bring new patrons to the Melvin Peterson Gallery, increase UE's stature in the art community beyond our region, and help attract talented art students to UE."
The University of Evansville wishes to thank the Efroymson Family Fund, a fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, for its support of the arts at UE.
Since the fund was established in 1998, it has awarded more than $70 million to nonprofit organizations in central Indiana and beyond.
For more information on the Efroymson Family Fund, please visit www.cicf.org/efroymson-family-fund.
For more information on Miller's lecture and the Emerging Contemporary Artists Lecture Series, please call the Department of Art at 812-488-2043.
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