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If you're using Google while signed into your account, you might be seeing buttons that say "+1" next to search results. When you click the button, you'll be asked to confirm whether you want to recommend the link to your friends. As Google puts it: "The 1+ button is shorthand for 'this is pretty cool' or 'you should check this out.' Click +1 to publicly give something your stamp of approval. Your +1's can help friends, contacts, and others on the web find the best stuff when they search."
To share your +1 recommendations, you first must create a Google profile. All of your +1 activity will appear in a tab called "+1's." Your profile will display the recommended page's meta title/description and an image from the page, if one's available. The information will be visible to anyone in your Google network.
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Experts are still unsure what effect – if any – the +1 feature will have on SEO. If its usage is widespread enough, +1 data could become a significant ranking factor. Google has confirmed that social media sites like Facebook and Twitter do affect rankings. The more content is shared on social networks, the more likely it is to rank prominently. Well-shared content is obviously more likely to earn natural inbound links from blogs, news sites and other online resources.
The +1 feature is a clear attempt by Google to compete with Facebook, which is closing in on 700 million registered users. Plus 1 is similar to Facebook's "like" functionality in that it allows users to share content with their connections with a simple click of a button. There is some skepticism about whether +1 will take off, as the search giant's previous jab at social networking, Google Buzz, is seen as a failure.
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A manager.
Fire Randolph
Fire Omar
Sign Barry Bonds
They are fine, just wait it out things will get better.
lose 3 out of 4 to the nationals...are you kidding me?
what do the mets need to help turn around this season because as of right now i just dont see it...any ideas?
A manager.
A real first baseman
A good manager
Alou to not sit every day game after a night game
Pedro and El Duque to pitch more than 3.1 innings combined
Reyes needs realize he is an all-star
Heilman needs to never pitch in a game that is close
Perez needs to not be a crap-shoot
Two of the games they were just on the losing end of well pitched games by both teams. Took a great diving catch to beat us today.
We'll be fine IMO especially if we get starts like the past two out of our #4 and #5 starters.
It would be nice if this team could
A) hold a lead
B) Find a way not to waste good pitching performances
C) Hit with RISP/clutch situations
D) Either get Willie Bullpen mangement classes or get someone who can do it competantly.
We need? To hit.
Everyone except Church and Schneider has been slumping.
the players just dont seem to be playing for this manager or this city...i dont know what it is but thinks need to get mixed up a bit...i like willie also but he lost this team last year...really frustrating right now
a sweep of the yankees would make me feel a lot better
we need a real thumper to hit clean-up. it used to be delgado, well at least for one year. but it's clear that he's not the guy anymore. beltran is more of 3 hitter. delgado needs to go. he strikes out or grounds out way too often. our bullpen is a mess. and of course, willie just isn't the guy, but i've been saying that for a while. we need someone who will kick a little a*s. one more thing.....reyes needs to step up his game. if this is what he is, then he's been terribly overrated.
We really need Teixera. He would fill 2 holes nicely. A 1st baseman, cleanup hitter.
Well, Delgado seems to be back in Wasting Salary mode.
I don't care what people say, our bench sucks. Marlon Anderson was always a mediocre baseball player, problem is he's playing as such now. Same with Chavez, other then Defense he really offers us nothing. Easley's good situationally, but is constantly used in spots he shouldn't be (ie: Against any RHP). Really, the only bench players I like are Castro and Pagan (And Easley when used correctly).
Reyes and Beltran need to be reminded that they're stars and need to be playing as such.
Our bullpen is ass backwards right now.....Heilman and Sanchez are being used in all key situations when Heilman has struggled all year and Sanchez has struggled the last 2 weeks. They should probably be playing the hot hands, go with Smith, Schoeneweis, Feliciano, Wise more until the other 2 get their acts togeather.
Perez needs to step it up and be that 3 in our rotation.
I don't want to say to Fire Willie, because I don't think he's to blame for much of this, but this team badly needs a wake-up call and perhaps a change of voice would do them some good. I for one would like to see HoJo manage.
Anyways, that's enough of a rant for now.
As an outsider I think that firing Willie is a good move to make, but the problems are much deeper than just Willie. Of course, that doesn't mean you don't fix a smaller problem if you can.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- McDonald's is introducing some higher-priced options to its Dollar Menu and renaming it "Dollar Menu and More" to spur sales in the U.S.
The company announced the changes to its popular low-priced menu on Monday, the same day that the world's biggest burger chain reported that its third-quarter profit rose 5 percent as it benefited from a Monopoly promotion in the U.S. and strength in the U.K. and Russia.
The company plans to introduce some $2 and $5 options on the Dollar Menu, which currently features things like the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger and a McChicken sandwich for a buck. The new "Dollar Menu and More" will include items including $2 burgers and a $5 20-piece chicken McNuggets.
The menu tweaks come as McDonald's tries to regain its footing. After outperforming rivals for years, McDonald's has struggled recently as it faces heightened competition, shifting eating habits and tough economic conditions around the world. Late last year, its monthly sales at stores open at least a year fell for the first time in nearly a decade.
To boost sales, the company has been taking a two-pronged approach. On the one end, it's playing up its Dollar Menu and other affordable options to draw in customers who may be watching their spending more carefully. The strategy has forced rivals Burger King and Wendy's to more aggressively push deals and promotions as well.
At the same time, McDonald's also is trying to adjust its image and menu to better reflect healthier eating habits. In the U.S., for example, the company recently rolled out chicken wraps and the option to substitute egg whites in any of its breakfast sandwiches. Early next year, it also said it will start giving customers the option to pick a salad instead of fries with their value meals.
For the three months that ended on Sept. 30, net income rose to $1.52 billion, or $1.52 per share. That compared with $1.46 billion, or $1.43 per share, last year. Analysts expected $1.51 per share, according to FactSet.
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Looking forward, McDonald's expects fourth quarter sales in stores open at least 13 months will be on par with the third quarter's 0.9 percent rise.
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Non of you know me and i just need to vent. They are two things running around my head now, two battles. I really need to self harm. And the only other way iv ever been able to prevent myself from doing it is masterbateing. I already feel like a worthless piece of trash and a fucking slut. I can not masterbate. masterbateing is a sin and i am trying to redeam myself. But now im sat here shaking looking at my lightbulb trying not to think about it. Do u know what happens when you tell someone not to think about something? Its all that runs around there head. Self harm or masterbate. I was gonna eat and i just laughed at myself. Im not doing all this hard work at the gym for nothing you know. This war is a hard one, im not in charge. Im not the one that gives the orders. But im telling you now im gonna die before i win this war ….
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March's column for Berghain's flyer: Tempo Zones
Panorama Bar, Sunday morning. Andre Galluzzi plays the last hour of his set and the floor is properly crowded. Andre flips feverishly through his CD wallet while the BPM meter shows 119. The tracks he pumps out aren't produced differently from those you used to hear two years ago at 128 BPM. It's just that the pitch control is set to minus 8 – a DJ's creative decision. Now the music feels totally different. The elegantly euphoric swing of deep house's classic tempo zone between 123 and 128 made way to a heavy, dragging grind. Limbs seem to rather float freely than move along actively to the beat. Any excessive movement of an arm here would look like the out-of-synch crowd expressions at an indie rock concert. Long gone are the times when Kevin Saunderson spoke: "130 BPM and people dance the whole night." Well, the night has been over for quite long, too.
Even slight changes in tempo strongly affect the impact and perceptions of musical elements. Certain quantizations, rhythmic microstructures, sound differently when just a few BPM faster or slower. The bass seems to shift, too: from solid to pushy, from heavy to hectic. A light offset from binary towards triplet rhythms, produced by turning a wheel named "shuffle" on the drum machine's sequencer, evokes associations with Chicago house. Turning the wheel up to the max produced a style associated with Cologne (the city where Kompakt is based, not the other stuff).
Different tempo zones address different possibilities to express and engage with. Different people and different social groups are drawn to (or driven off) the dance floor by them. Sometimes it's a loose common experience by individualistic hedonists, sometimes it looks like a marching formation of people in uniforms – BPM-fields of identity. May that be a reason for the predominantly teenage or male audiences found in styles ranging from dubstep to hardcore techno? Will you see women dancing only below 130 BPM? That's probably a cultural phenomenon. At hectic bass parties in Detroit for instance one can witness quite remarkable female dance moves, too. In a European setting, things theoretically turn around again once beats push past 160 BPM. When I was 16 and visited the Metalheadz Sessions at London's Blue Note, black girls in athletic gear simply danced incredibly liquid moves in half time – i.e. they synched to a groove at 85 BPM (instead of the 170 the DJ was spinning).
Playing around with rhythmic patterns is like looking through a kaleidoscope, assembling a new cultural concept every time it is turned around. Whole genres in the fashion of "footwork" can be created by accidentaly pushing the tempo controller somewhere unintended. Miniscule interventions at the right time and place are often sufficient to quickly build a devoted crowd, meeting for a dance in some basement, week after week. No one needs to fear boredom, that is. And hardly anyone has touched on all the asymmetric metres as yet. Endless possibilities.
As I found out recently, the duration of exposure to a rhythm has its own special meaning too. When recently, after a frenetically greeted live set, KiNK decided to engage in 15 minutes of experiments with layered loops drifting apart, someone started screaming "stop! stooooop!". Everyone looked with amusement at the angry girl. She probably felt betrayed, the spell of potential eternity that was built up by the looped 4/4 kick drum being broken. Do not disturb my circles.


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Thursday, August 15, 2009
Mike met me at Panera across from the doctor's office so he could take Charlotte while I went into the ENT. I walked in, filled out my paper work. Congestion? Check! Loss of smell and taste? Check! Agony enough to annoy the hell out of your husband and friends because you won't stop complaining about how you can't breathe or smell or taste? Check!
I was confident he'd find something and would make me better. He stuck cotton balls soaked in something up both my nostrils to "decongest me" so he could get a better look. Then, he stuck a camera tubey thingie up both nostrils, and with the sweetest voice he could muster because he knew how upset I was, said "Aww, honey, I'm sorry. You just have really terrible allergies."
He said that due to the warm fall in NJ, that the leaves are lying on the ground, molding in the extra high temperatures. This is why I've been so bad the past few weeks. Also, we had a flood in our basement a few months ago and now I'm convinced that even though we killed the mold on the floor and such, it is living in our vents and we are breathing it in, and since I am allergic to dust and mold, I am faring the worst. I called a Air Duct company and the woman on the phone and I talked like we were old friends. She felt terrible for me and is going to send someone to look at everything tonight. Then, we are going to set up a day for them to come clean, sanitize, and figure out our whole air duct system since we have no clue how to use it (there is some electric air cleaner contraption in the basement that we don't know how to work or even if it does).
So, I suffer. We do what we can in the house to minimize the allergens for my issues and for the health of everyone else. He says I can take one bendryl every night before bed to help "calm down the inflammation" but right now, nothing else is worth trying. He also gave me this saline stuff to shoot up there, which I suppose is the same as what I'm doing with the neti pot.
I left the office happy I found such a great ENT, who reminds me of Egon from The Ghostbusters. But I also left in tears, which if you have allergies like mine, is apparently the worst thing ever. By the time I met Mike at Toys R Us (where else would he be?), I was a red-eyed, snot-nosed mess. I can't stop sneezing. I can't stop blowing my nose.
So I made myself cookies and ate spoonfuls of batter. Way to wallow
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Wednesday, January 04, 2009
Ok, I have a few things rolling around in my brain that need to be disucssed amongst the group.
So, let's start with replying to comments. I'd love to reply to each and every one of you personally, by email, but some of you who are logged in through blogger do not have your email settings to allow me to do this. Hence, when you comment me and I click "reply," all I get is a "noreplycomment" yadda yadda. If you want me or anyone else to be able to reply to your comments, you have to go into your blogger profile and click "Show my email address." Then, when a comment pops up in my inbox, and I hit "reply," I can email directly to you! Thanks to SciFi Dad for that tip!
Along the same vein, do you guys backtrack to posts to see if I've commented back to you? I used to do this - reply IN the comments, but then I realized that most people probably don't backtrack to re-read them. Am I wrong?
How would you prefer your comment to be acknowledged? I hate to NOT write you back. You've taken the time to come and read and comment and I want to return the respect; I just haven't figured out what works best for the masses yet.
Moving on....Do any of you use Google Reader? Or Bloglines? Any preference? I use Reader to access all my blogs, but have found that sometimes when it updates them and I go to the blog, there is already a bazillion comments and it has been posted for a while. Which leads me to believe that Reader is slow on the uptake? Anyone else have any input?
Some of you asked me about the Neti Pot for my congestion issues. It's basically a little teapot that you stick in one nostril, tilt your head and pour, and it comes out the other nostril, flushing your sinues along the way, clearing out debris, allergens, and reducing congestion. Click on the link to read an article from Oprah and see it performed. There is also a video from one of the makers (I use a plastic one by SinuCleans in case you care)
I've been using it twice a day and it clears me up for the time being, but I think my issue is much more underlying than can be helped with a saline wash. It does feel funny for like half a second but then pours right through. You have to be careful with how you tilt your head because it can come in the back of your throat and it's like swallowing salt water. There are all sorts of studies that have proven that saline washing of your sinuses helps prevent sinus infection and reduce allergies. I mean, it can't hurt right? I would definitely recommend it to someone who has congestion issues, though I fear I may be beyond hope and need a nose transplant.
My appointment is tomorrow and you better bet your bottom dollar there will be tears. Doctors ALWAYS listen to women in tears. I miss the way food tastes. I miss the way my voice sounds. I miss sitting on the couch and watching TV without having to blow my nose every five minutes.
Ok, I'm done whining. I'll let you all know how the appointment goes tomorrow -
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Monday, November 12, 2008
After allergy testing, trying different medications, and overdosing my poor body on OTC decongestants, I finally made an appointment with an ENT for Thursday morning. I can't breathe, like ever. It drains me. It makes me tired and what's worse, is that when I'm stuffy I can't sleep. I hate breathing with my mouth open and fight it tooth and nail. Some nights, I will take nasal spray just so I can function the next morning, but I know better than to use those more than one day at a time because the rebound congestion is worse.
My primary doctor thought maybe I have an underlying infection so I have been on antibiotics since last week and nothing has changed. Last night I was so clogged, I felt like my face was going to explode. Mike had to keep pausing the DVR because he couldn't hear the TV over me honking into tissue after tissue. My nose is raw, my head is heavy, and my body is poisoned with too many meds that don't work.
So, I am going to see an doctor who specializes in all things schnoz, and hopefully he can figure out what the hell is wrong with me.
I mean, sure I have allergies to dust and mold, but who doesn't, and I am definitely worse in our hoouse, but we have done everything possible. We have an air filter, hypoallergenic bedding, pillows, and mattresses. We vacuum and dust and wash our sheets in hot water once a week. We're doing everything humanely possible.
The worst part of this whole thing, ya know, other than the lack of AIR, is that I lose my sense of smell, and with it, goes my taste. Do you know how depressing it is to try and eat dinner and not taste a damn thing? I am literally getting quite sad over this and just don't see an end in sight.
I am done with OTC meds - they barely work anyway, and why put stuff in my body if it doesn't help. Nasal spray is a last resort. I even tried those breathe right strips, saline wash with a neti pot twice a day, steam baths, and NOTHING works. I am at wits end. Truly -
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Fresh bread. The smell is strong. It hits my nose like a punch. I can almost
How stupid do they think I am? Pretty stupid.
I don't care. I been around this 'hood for a long time. I'll be around awhile longer. I got to admit I don't feel too great today.
Pretty cheap. Been feeling cheap all morning. Don't matter. I'll see what happens with this fresh bread.
The gunner will be up high. Field of fire. The guide will be lower. Got to be a guide. Low. I'll be lower. Sewer rat again.
Good old sewer.
Dark. Count to fifty. Slow. Let the eyes get used to it. Cold down here this time of year. Sniff the air. Think about it. Mold. Rats. Rat-piss. Old garbage. No guide-smell -- no toilet water. Only toilet water.
Time to move.
Forty yards. My feet have eyes down here. I guess I'm proud of that. I know this sewer. It's mine.
Pay attention, fool. These guys might be good. Could be a trapper-keeper down here. My bud Gimper got caught in one when he was little. He was lucky. It cut his foot clean off.
Check the scum. Left. Right. Middle. No marks. My little scum patch is virgin. Nobody's been down here. Up the ladder. Slow now. Get used to the light.
I fixed this storm drain myself. Easy out. Easy in. Great view of the street.
There it is.
The bread.
Buns. Great big bag of hamburger buns. Torn open. Three or four rolled out. Very artistic. Even some golden arches on the bag.
Very stupid. They want me to think a delivery truck come down here? A truck come down here and dropped a big old bag of buns right on my doorstep? There ain't no McDonald's within miles of here. Nothin' but street kids around here, not many of them since the last sweep. The gangs don't even recruit here no more. It's just a kill zone. A kill zone for them and the ricos. Not the cops. They don't care.
A kill zone with buns. Sure.
Sit tight, though. Those buns are worth sittin' tight for a morning. Something might turn up.
I'll be damned. Here it comes. A Goat -- raggedy blue sweater, raggedy pants, no shoes, short hair, big eyes. The Goat bends down, picks up a bun, starts nibblin'.
Street-kid huntin' has been going on for years. Started in Brazil.
That stupid kid.
Fong -- Fong from two streets over. Peekin' out that door across from me. His assortment of cousins are probably hidin' underneath those black windows. I know what he's gonna try. Oughta know better. Must be real hungry, him and his cousins.
There he goes. Zip. Behind the truck. He's fast, gotta give him that. Even auto-fire wouldn't have got him. Fast won't help him none with part two, though. It's fifteen feet from the truck to the buns. Dead open. Heart of the kill zone. That little Goat is chowin' down on her bun.
Fong holds up one finger. Fifteen kids jump up from behind the windows. They're screamin' and throwin' rocks. Fong holds up two fingers. Two decoys, one from either direction, zigzag down the middle of the street in the general direction of the buns. They're screamin' too.
No fire yet.
Fong, you fool.
He goes for it. Flashes his speed. Turns it into a leap. Leaps into a turn. Lands. Grabs the bag.
A hollow-point removes the middle of his chest and his spine. Have it your way, Fong.
The decoys continue zagging and zigging as he falls. Fire shifts to them. One shot crashes out. Another. It's my turn now.
Twenty-five feet from me to the buns. Ten feet past that to the space I've made under the truck. Don't think. Dive. Dive, roll, run.
Run, stupid. You're coming from an unexpected place at an unexpected angle. It'll take time for the gunner to pick you up. Time for him to track you, aim and fire. About two more seconds.
Grab the bag away from Fong's dead fingers. The Goat, she's in front of me. Damn!
There's a bullseye growing on my back. Green and yellow flashing lights. Push her out of the way. Push her OUT of the way.
Fong's dead eyes look up at me. Fool, fool, fool. FOOL.
I grab the Goat's hand and pull her along with me. I shove her into the hole underneath the truck. I duck. A round shatters against the solid steel of the truck bed. Hot lead peppers my neck. I roll into dark cover.
Safe and lucky.
Got the shakes. I should. Lucky -- I hate lucky. Smart keeps you alive. Lucky won't. The gunner missed when I ducked. Lucky. I shoulda been long gone before he had a chance to aim. Why?
Something moves next to me. The Goat. Why'd I bring her along? She's nothin' to me. Just a little kid. The guide picks her up; she gets killed some other day. The guide leaves her; she's dead meat out here. Fong's boys would cut her throat and cook her in a minute. Why did I grab her?
I'll think about it later. Got to keep movin'. I grin. Got me a bag of buns. Got me a Goat. Got me a way outta here nobody knows about.
It's quiet out there now. I can see one of the decoys leakin' on the street. A rock-thrower's hangin' head down out of a window, too. I'm all the action that's left.
Soon, the guide will come out and scalp the dead ones. I hear fancy-pants ladies up in the hills like to wear scalp-patch headbands. Makes people think they're Baaaad. The street price for kid-hair is fifty. Up there it must be a thousand. A lot more if a vid of the killing goes along with it. Bet that turns the boyfriends on. Hey, no child left behind.
I'm all the action that's left. And I'm leavin'. Crawl to the curb side of the truck. Pull the Goat along behind me. Another storm drain. I've fixed this one up, too. Mr. Gunner would have me cold if I stuck my nose out. Nope.
Down the drain. So long, Mr. Gunner.
We got a good place in a basement, Gimper and me. Three ways out. No obvious way in. Lights, fridge, everything. They used to cut the 'tricity except when there was a hunt. That was a bigtime tip-off, so now they leave the juice on down here all the time. All you got to do is tap into the main.
Lights are on. Gimper's sittin' on the bed. I say, "Hey, Gimp."
Gimper looks up. His pale face shines almost like another light. My skin is much darker than his; he's almost a whiteboy. He nods, "Who's that?"
"A Goat. I picked her out of a setup."
"What you gonna do with her?"
Good question. I look down. I look up. I don't look at Gimper.
"Well, I thought she might stay with us for awhile. Look, I got some buns, too."
He ignores the buns, "Stay with us? Why?"
"She's just a kid."
"Yeah. About four. Useless."
I don't answer.
"Why didn't you leave her?"
I look at Gimp, "She's just a kid. She deserves a chance."
Gimper spits on the floor, "Nobody deserves nothin'." He looks at me. "You know that."
I know that. I know it.
A minute goes by. Gimper finally says, "It's been six months since Joey got killed. We could use some help around here. Maybe she could clean up, or something."
"Yeah," I keep my eyes down.
I look at him.
"Mendoza's coming back.
"He see you this morning?"
He did. I nod.
"You wanna leave?"
I do.
"Go ahead. I'll talk to him. Might have to take him over to Ventura and 7th. Some stuff over there he might want."
Mendoza's the big Coyote around here. He deals in street kids -- servants, slaves, bio-replacement sources, you name it. He usually checks with us every couple of weeks. I ask, "Why's he comin' back?"
"It's Christmas. Santa comes twice a year." Gimper shrugs, "Hey, he pays for info. I got some. Missed him this morning."
"Yeah," I nod, "you did."
"So go ahead and split."
"Gimper," I look at him, "take care of the Goat, will ya?"
Gimper looks down, "Sure."
I go, but I don't go far. Restless. Can't sit. Can't stand. Can't walk around. Yeah, and still feeling pretty cheap. Shouldn't let Mendoza bother me so much.


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I received bereavement photos of my daughter when she was stillborn and it was the most healing thing I had. During my delivery I was on such heavy medication that I didn't remember any of it, including her. So that was the only thing I have to remember her by.
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Yes, yes, and yes. I would want to commemorate and remember the life that was lost. I think that this is a phenomenal group, and I applaud their work and their empathy. Looking at my beautiful son, I can't imagine losing him at all, let alone not having any way to see his beautiful face or hands. Standing ovation for this organization.
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I lost my sweet Abbigail at 34 weeks. She was born still. I am so grateful to the nurse for contacting the NILMDTS photographer. He traveled 70 miles late at night to take pictures of us. I don't know what I would do without the pictures. They provide a way to keep me connected to Abbi. My Abbi is not here for me to hold but I can look at her anytime and her memory will stay alive.
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Embracing the motto of Tulane University, "Non sibi, sed suis," translated as "not for one's self, but for one's own," the Newcomb Alumnae Association has launched a fundraising raffle in support of students, thanks to a helping hand from noted art glass professor Gene Koss.
Purchasers of a raffle ticket have the chance to win a unique piece of art glass and to support the Newcomb Scholars Program. Newcomb College Institute selects 20 students each year from a variety of majors as Newcomb Scholars, a cohort dedicated to cultivating leadership skills and developing their intellectual capacities.
The winner of the raffle will receive a one-of-a-kind sculpture — Ridge Road Climb, Series II— now on display in the Bea Field Alumni House on the uptown campus. Through Koss's generous donation, all of the funds raised will be used to support a Newcomb Scholar. [read more... Tulane New Wave, 09.18.2014]
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Professor Bagneris teaches African American/Diaspora art history and studies of race in Western Art. Her own work concentrates on the construction of race in British and American art and visual culture of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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NeMaf, established by iGong Alternative Visual Culture Factory in 2000, is the first genre-over media art festival in Asia and the largest alternative film/media festival in Korea. The festival will feature Jones' video installation "Concerning Things That Can Be Doubted."
Alumnus Kendall Shaw in 9 Abstract Painters exhibit at Tibor de Nagy Gallery in New York
New Orleans native Kendall Shaw (BS, 1949, MFA 1959) studied at Tulane University's Newcomb School of Art under Ida Kohlmeyer, George Rickey, Kurt Kranz, and visiting artist Mark Rothko. In 1961 Shaw moved to New York City and began exhibiting at the Tibor de Nagy Gallery in 1964. The gallery's current exhibition, Starting Out: 9 Abstract Painters 1958-1971, showcases nine large paintings by then emerging artists Edward Avedisian, Darby Bannard, Friedel Dzubas, Paul Feeley, Helen Frankenthaler, Jane Freilicher, Ralph Humphrey, Kenneth Noland and Kendall Shaw. The exhibition runs from June 5 - August 1, 2014.
[Kendall Shaw, Escatawpa Sunrise, 1968, acrylic on canvas (6 panels), 96 x 168 inches]
PhD candidate serves as institutional curator for Behind Closed Doors exhibit at New Orleans Museum of Art
This week the New Orleans Advocate interviewed Lucia Abramovich, NOMA Curatorial Fellow for Spanish Colonial Art and PhD candidate in Art History and Latin American Studies, about the upcoming exhibit 'Behind Closed Doors: Art in the Spanish American Home, 1492-1898.'
The exhibition opens June 20 and will showcase approximately 160 paintings, sculptures, prints, textiles, and decorative art objects, compiled by curator Richard Aste of the Brooklyn Museum. Eleven objects from NOMA's Spanish Colonial collection will be included in the exhibition's installation in New Orleans. read more....
Mia Bagneris awarded Duren Professorship 2014-2015
The William L. Duren '26 Professorship Program provides up to four faculty members per year with additional resources that permit them to adopt distinctive pedagogies (team-teaching, use of auxiliary materials or electronic information technologies, and others) and to arrange for and facilitate distinctive kinds of meaningful interactions with students enrolled in the courses they teach as Duren Professors.
Mia Bagneris, Assistant Professor of Art History, will use Duren funds to offer an expanded and enriched version of her seminar, "Contested Visions of the Civil War: Race, Rebellion, Reconstruction, Reunion, Romanticization, Revision and Other Narratives Surrounding the Civil War in American Art and Visual Culture" which will include number of guest speakers, a film series, and a weekend excursion to Atlanta. Exploring a wide range of art and visual culture including painting, sculpture, photography, film, museum exhibitions, and memorial performances, the course will explore the contested narratives of the Civil War from before the firing of the first shot at Fort Sumter to the present and culminate in a student-designed online exhibition featuring objects from local collections.
Teresa Cole named Glick Fellow by School of Liberal Arts
For the fourth year in a row, based on the generosity of Cathy and Craig Glick, the School of Liberal Arts has been able to name four Glick fellows. These individuals, who have been approved for fourth year leave or a sabbatical, will receive support to allow them to complete their research. In the past, these grants have been invaluable as now twelve Glick Fellows have traveled, written, and researched in ways that would have previously been impossible.
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Stone Center awards Sonya Wohletz 'Best Graduate Paper in the Humanities'
On Thursday, May 1, the Stone Center for Latin American Studies celebrated its 13th annual Awards Ceremony to recognize the accomplishments of outstanding staff, faculty, and students.
The award ceremony celebrates the interdisciplinary work produced by Stone Center affiliates over the course of the past year.
At the ceremony Dr. Elizabeth Boone presented Sonya Wohletz with the Donald Robertson Award for Best Graduate Paper in the Humanities for her paper "Through a Glass, Darkly: A Study of Mirrors in Aztec Art."
Memorial service for John Clemmer (1921-2014) to be held on May 9
John Clemmer, former Chair of the Newcomb Art Department, died April 11 in Milwaukee of complications from a stroke. Clemmer taught drawing and painting to generations of Tulane students at both the School of Architecture and the Newcomb Art Department between 1951 and his retirement in 1986.
A memorial service will be held at 1pm on Friday May 9 at Touro Synagogue, 4328 St. Charles Avenue. A reception will follow.
[read more: New Orleans Advocate]
The Newcomb Art Department honors outstanding student artists and historians
On Thursday April 24, the Newcomb Art Department presented the following awards to students in the History of Art and Studio Art programs:
Henry Stern Prize Paper in Art History | Gabrielle Stewart
[shown: Elizabeth Feroze, Projected Nylon, 2014, silkscreen, acrylic, india ink, paper on canvas]
Alumnus Jeff Rosenheim curates exhibition of Civil War photographs at NOMA
Photography, invented just 20 years before the American Civil War, is the subject of an exhibition at the New Orleans Museum of Art, curated by Jeff Rosenheim, who received a master of fine arts from Tulane University in 1986. Rosenheim has been a curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York for 26 years. Rosenheim's show, "Photography and the American Civil War," is on display at NOMA through May 4. "Photography has come of age," says Rosenehim. "It has gone from a medium that was begrudgingly accepted as an art form. … It's been a great trajectory and for me it began at Tulane." He currently is curator in charge of the photography department at the Met and is the author of the exhibit's catalogue. [read more... Tulane New Wave]
'Early Modern' portraits at Newcomb tell a fascinating story
The Newcomb Art Gallery might be underselling its new exhibition.
Described as the gallery's "largest exhibition ever of Old Master art," "Early Modern Faces: European Portraits 1480-1780" isn't just the biggest collection of Renaissance and Baroque paintings ever shown on the Tulane campus. It's one of the largest exhibitions of its kind ever shown in New Orleans, period.
It also happens to be one of the best.
Featuring more than 90 paintings, prints, and etchings by a constellation of art historical superstars including Rembrandt, Goya and Van Dyck, this immensely satisfying show proves that an exhibition of this kind of art can be made broadly accessible to a general audience without sacrificing scholarly heft.
The exhibition, curated by Newcomb Associate Professor of Art History Anne Dunlop, is mostly comprised of works from Houston's Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation. Blaffer, a daughter of one of the founders of Texaco, established a fund in the 1970s that was used to acquire an encyclopedic collection of artworks, which have been loaned to many other institutions over the years. Several pieces from the New Orleans Museum of Art round out the selection.
- John D. Addario in The New Orleans Advocate, read more...
Bonnie Maygarden exhibits at Staple Goods and Gallery 2
Bonnie Maygarden, 2014 MFA candidate, has a solo exhibition at Staple Goods in New Orleans opening Saturday, April 12 with a reception from 6-9pm. Maygarden uses deceptive techniques to leaven the self-referential flatness of late modernist painting with the emotional coolness of a screen-based experience.
Maygarden will also be featured in a four person abstract painting show, "Staring at the Sun," curated by Craig Drennen at Gallery 2, in Atlanta, Georgia which will be on view from April 26 -June 14.
Bonnie Maygarden, Stylus, 2014, acrylic on canvas, 12 x 12 inches
Glass students exhibit at OCH Gallery
"Clear Aspects: Conversations in Glass," an exhibit of works by Tulane University undergraduate and graduate students will be on view at OCH Gallery from April 12 - May 2, 2014. The works featured represent a variety of studio techniques, including glass blowing and casting by graduate students Daniel Alley and Jeffrey Stenbom, as well as undergraduates Claire Beauchamp, Noah Conlay, Addi Ginsberg, Eric Hess, Ben Kim, Tom Lobell, and Petr Verner.
An opening reception will be held at the OCH Gallery, 1638 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard, on Saturday April 12, 10am-3pm.
Ronna Harris exhibits at New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts
Ronna Harris, Associate Professor of Painting and Drawing at the Newcomb Art Department, will exhibit a new body of work titled "Closer Examination" at the Academy Gallery in New Orleans. Harris' paintings communicate a state of controlled chaos as she combines two divergent forces and approaches: realism and abstract expression. By a proficient handling of light, a mastery of images, and a skillful mark making method, the paintings confer an illusion of reality to something that's not real. The end result is a spatial between magic and illusion rooted in the American Realist tradition. Her philosophy is art is magic, and the magic is illusion.
An opening reception to meet the artist will be held on Saturday, April 5, 6-8pm. The exhibition will be open through May 2, 2014. The Academy Gallery is located at 5256 Magazine Street.
"Condensation on My Mind," by Ronna Harris
Anne Dunlop curates major exhibition of Old Masters
The Newcomb Art Gallery will stage its largest exhibition ever of Old Master art when it opens "Early Modern Faces: European Portraits 1480-1780" on March 27 at Tulane University. The exhibition, which will be on display through June 29, brings together nearly 90 Old Master paintings and prints by some of the most famous artists of Renaissance and Baroque Europe, including Van Dyck, Veronese, Zurbaran, Rembrandt and Goya. "It's an enormous show," said curator Anne Dunlop, an art history professor at Tulane. "It's a real achievement to have this show here. And it's a big chance for the people of New Orleans to see works that they wouldn't necessarily get to see."
The rise of the portrait was one of the fundamental artistic developments of early-modern art, with the artist trying to record the subject's appearance while documenting a social, historical or ideal persona. "Any historic house you go into, you'll see portraits," Dunlop said. "But we don't necessarily think about the fact that they have a particular development and a particular style. This is a chance for people to see how portraits came into being and to think about what they are looking at. There is a kind of staged or performance aspect to these works."
Dunlop said the exhibition is one of the biggest displays of Old Master art to ever take place in New Orleans. Most of the works are on loan from the Sarah Campbell Blaffer Collection of Houston, with several from the New Orleans Museum of Art. An exhibition catalog, which includes entries written by Tulane students, will be available for purchase at a cost of $13. [Barri Bronston, Tulane New Wave, March 19, 2014]
Adam Mysock exhibits at VOLTA NY
Alumna Helen C. Evans to deliver the first annual Wladis Seminar on Curatorial Careers
The Newcomb Art Department presents the first annual Wladis Seminar on Curatorial Careers, "Curating Byzantium at the Metropolitan Museum of Art: Installations and Exhibitions," a lecture by Helen C. Evans, Ph.D., the Mary and Michael Jaharis Curator for Byzantine Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
A specialist in Early Christian, Byzantine and Armenian art, Dr. Evans received B.A. from Newcomb College and her masters and Ph.D. from the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University. After joining the curatorial staff of the Museum in 1991, she installed the Mary and Michael Jaharis Galleries of Byzantine Art, the first galleries dedicated to Byzantine art in an encyclopedic museum, in 2000 and expanded them in 2008. She has curated three landmark exhibitions on Byzantine Art - Byzantium and Islam: Age of Transition (7th – 9th Century) in 2012, Byzantium: Faith and Power (1261-1557) in 2004, and The Glory of Byzantium: Art and Culture of the Middle Byzantine Era (843-1261).
Lucia Abramovich appointed Spanish Colonial Fellow at NOMA
Lucia Abramovich, PhD candidate in Art History and Latin American Studies at Tulane, has joined the staff at the New Orleans Museum of Art as the new curatorial fellow of Spanish Colonial Art.
Abramovich is currently reviewing NOMA's extensive collection of Spanish Colonial art which will ultimately result in a new installation at the museum. She will also serve as institutional curator for Behind Closed Doors: Art in the Spanish Colonial Home, 1492-1898, an exhibition organized by the Brooklyn Museum of Art that will open at NOMA on June 20, 2014.
[Arts Quarterly, New Orleans Museum of Art, Winter 2014, photo by Judy Cooper]
Assistant Professor AnnieLaurie Erickson and Professor of Practice Weston Lambert exhibit in New York
AnnieLaurie Erickson is participating in Distant Images, Local Positions, a group photography show at The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts in New York. The exhibit was curated by Wafaa Bilaal and opens January 24 and runs until March 8. The exhibition also shows work by Haseeb Ahmed and Daniel Baird, Hasan Elahi, Regina Mamou, Mary Mattingly, Trevor Paglen, Travis LeRoy Southworth, and Scott Patrick Wiener.
Weston Lambert was selected for UrbanGlass's Annual MFA Exhibition which highlights emerging artists who use glass in their work. This year's show presents large-scale sculpture by artists whose work explores the natural world through the combination of glass, found objects, wood, and technology. The MFA Exhibition also features work by Melissa Athey, Sarah Briland, and Wil Sideman. The exhibition will be on view at the Agnes Varis Art Center, 647 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY from January 22 - March 15, 2014.
Carroll Gallery to host Tribute Exhibition for Sandy Chism
Newcomb Artists at PhotoNOLA
Assistant Professor AnnieLaurie Erickson will be featured in an exhibition at the Ogden Museum and has co-curated a show at the Front in conjunction with PhotoNOLA. Currents2013 opens December 13 at the Ogden Museum and features work by members of the New Orleans Photo Alliance. PhotoBOMB, curated by Lee Deigaard & AnnieLaurie Erickson, opens December 14 at The Front, 4100 St. Claude Avenue. This is a group show of photographic works featuring interventions, disruptions, and inciting events. There will be an Artist/Curator Talk at The Front on Sunday, December 15 at 2pm.
Adjunct Assistant Professor Sophie T. Lvoff (MFA '13) curated a show, Friday the 13th, at Good Children Gallery in New Orleans that features two Tulane MFA Alumni, Jared Ragland ('03) and Aaron Collier ('05). This group exhibition will be on view December 13-January 5, with an opening PhotoNOLA preview on Friday, December 13th 7-9pm; panel discussion led by Emily Wilkerson on Saturday, December 14 at 4pm; and opening reception sponsored by Bayou Rum on Saturday, December 14, 6-10pm.
PhotoNOLA is an annual festival of photography in New Orleans, coordinated by the New Orleans Photo Alliance in partnership with galleries, museums and photographers citywide. The 2013 festival will take place from December 12 – December 15 with broad ranging photography exhibitions on display throughout the month.
Teresa Cole at Art Miami 2013
Anne Dunlop and Students visit the Blaffer Collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Adam Mysock exhibits in "Crescent City Connection" at the Dishman Art Museum
Aaron Collier and Dave Greber selected for the Joan Mitchell Center NOLA Studio Program
Aaron Collier, Senior Professor of Practice in Art Studio, and Dave Greber, Adjunct Instructor in Digital Arts, were selected by The Joan Mitchell Center as two of ten artists for the 2013-2014 New Orleans Local Artists ("NOLA") Studio Program. Artists will receive a free studio and a materials stipend for five months, as well as professional development support over the full length of the pilot. Finalists were selected from a pool of artists nominated by members of the New Orleans arts and cultural community. Images of the candidates' artwork were viewed for consideration through an anonymous process by a jury panel in early fall, and all nominees then participated in interviews with Joan Mitchell Center and Foundation staff to discuss firsthand their need for a workspace and professional development support.
Holly Flora lectures at the Metropolitan's Cloisters Museum, New York
Stephanie Porras: The Young Dürer opens at the Courtauld Institute of Art Gallery, London
Jane Cassidy's Square Ball at Art for Arts Sake 2013
Jane Cassidy, second year MFA candidate in Digital Arts, will be presenting Square Ball on Saturday October 5 from 6-9pm on the 400 block of Julia Street. This one-night-only site specific art installation is part of the Contemporary Art Center's annual Art for Art's Sake block party.
Square Ball is an immersive audio visual installation for tape, projection and fog machine. Fog fills the room to highlight the trajectory of light from the projection creating a perceptible 3d animated light sculpture. The tangible, moving light creates a room of luminescence within the darkness. The work encourages audience movement and participation. By using the body to interrupt the light spectacular and captivating effects can be created. The work gives space for the audience to explore fog patterns and to play with the light. Square Ball offers a multi-sensory experience that can isolate, transport and excite the audience with the combination of sound and light moving in synchrony.
Patch Somerville exhibition opens at the Academy Gallery on Art for Arts Sake 2013
The Academy Gallery presents new work by Patch Somerville a first year MFA Candidate in Painting and Drawing.
The opening reception is Saturday, October 5th, 6:00 - 9:00 pm. The exhibition will run through October 26th. The Academy Gallery is located at 5256 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA.
Bonnie Maygarden Virtuous Reality and Dave Greber Gr8 @wakening! at the Front 09.14-10.06
Adam Mysock: solo exhibition at VOLTA9 in Basel
Adam Mysock, Senior Professor of Practice in the Department of Art, had a solo exhibition of his paintings as part of the Volta9 art fair in Basel, Switzerland. The show, titled Backward, Inward, Outward, Forward, consisted of 21 paintings dealing with exploration and ambition. It was reviewed in an article in the Swiss economic and finance publication L'Agefi. Additionally, Mysock's work was featured in the New American Paintings, South Issue, #106.
Gene Koss: Sunrise opens at Arthur Roger Gallery on White Linen Night
Sunrise, a solo exhibition of recent glass and steel sculpture by Professor Gene Koss, will be on view at Arthur Roger Gallery, located at 432 Julia Street, from August 3 – September 14, 2013. The gallery will host an opening reception with the artist in attendance, Saturday, August 3 from 6-9 pm in conjunction with "White Linen Night."
Gene Koss blends simple process with advanced fabrication techniques to create glass sculptures that reveal the constant inspiration provided by the rural landscapes of his youth and life. The internationally known artist's vision remains profoundly humanist, yet this recent work presents an intentional rawness. Several of the works in this exhibition incorporate found object pieces that have been woven in with the artist's own dialogue. The work ranges in scale from large cast glass and steel sculptures to smaller blocks dubbed "glass drawings."
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Lincoln's appeal to 'the better angels of our nature' failed to avert a fratricidal war. But the compassionate wisdom of Lincoln's first and second inaugurals bequeathed to the Union, cemented with blood, a moral heritage which, when drawn upon in times of stress and strife, is sure to find specific ways and means to surmount difficulties that may appear to be insurmountableFelix Frankfurter
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It is untrue that equality is a law of nature. Nature has no equality; its sovereign law is subordination and dependence.Luc de Clapier de Vauvanargues
Our body is a machine for living. It is organized for that, it is its nature. Let life go on in it unhindered and let it defend itself.Leo Tolstoy
Suffering is permanent, obscure and dark, And shares the nature of infinityWilliam Wordsworth
What nature delivers to us is never stale. Because what nature creates has eternity in it.Isaac Singer
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