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Gwen John here paints a human being with an intimacy, objectivity and grasp of the physical reality of the body, unprecedented in English painting, although such qualities have surfaced since, notably in the figure painting of Stanley Spencer and Lucian Freud.
It may have helped that she appears thoroughly to have disliked the model, a young woman named Fenella Lovell whom Gwen John knew in Paris and employed on a professional basis. Gwen wrote to her friend Ursula Tyrwhitt in September 1909: 'I have not been able to paint much, only lately & I have done quite quickly the portrait of Fenella ... I think it will be good ... no one will want to buy her portrait do you think so? It was rather foolish of me to begin it but I meant to do others at the same time. I shall be glad when it is finished, it is a great strain doing Fenella. It is a pretty little face but she is dreadful'. The reference here is presumably to the clothed portrait, but Gwen clearly intended doing more than one, and in May 1910 she wrote again to Ursula complaining at length about Fenella, and adding 'Why I want to send two paintings is because I may then sell them & then I shall pay her what I owe her and never see her again'. At least one, and possibly both, paintings were exhibited at the NEAC in 1910 and the following year the nude was presented to the Contemporary Art Society who presented it to the Tate Gallery in 1917.
In 1921 Gwen John's friend Nona Watkins wrote to her after seeing the nude in the Tate: 'The little "Nude Girl" is quite exquisite in its subtle simplicity - a gem of the first water - rare in its conception, wonderfully choice in treatment - felt I must write to you after seeing what depths you can feel.'
Part of the power of this picture and its companion comes from undoubted slight elements of distortion in the painting of the figure. This was noted by the painter Wyndham Lewis in The Listener in 1946: '[they] show the figure of a woman strained up ... We are astonished by the anguished rigidity of the pose ...' He also compared them with Francisco Goyas famous pair of portraits of the same woman clothed and naked: 'Indeed, these two pictures, like the "Maja Vestida" and the "Maja Desnuda", are the Woman clothed and unclothed.' Lewis went further, to suggest a symbolic or allegorical meaning: 'But with the one here it is a revulsion from her nakedness - an Eve after the Fall.' This is a poetic fantasy, of course, but there is no doubt that the painting, in its unblinking realism, possibly fuelled by the artist's dislike of the sitter, is somewhat puritanical in effect.
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The Pebble smart watch, a bit of a Kickstarter legend, is now ready to ship. Demoed at CES in Las Vegas, the watch is incredibly feature packed, with full Android and iPhone connectivity.
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This really bites the big one. I think buffalo is definitely ok with qb position and needs much more help on d and den has t bow.....so pp and i think miller will be gone by pick seven.
We will be stuck picking quinn or prince who seem to project a little later such as tenth so i have unfortunately settled that we will be getting the second best olb or cb in the draft. Still solid but i think many of us wanted miller and pp over prince and quinn.
Round two will most probably be a qb and three will be either a cb or olb whichever we do not get woth the seventh pick. Im a little bummed that my first two choices will be gone but hopefully the other two will be good or better players.
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''You can't just say, 'Everyone makes mistakes,' '' she says. ''If a reporter makes a mistake in a magazine article, you can run a correction,'' but when health care workers make a mistake, ''someone dies. The gravity is so much greater. The responsibility should be greater, too.''
It is too early to tell, malpractice lawyers say, what the effects of this systems approach will be on medical malpractice suits. If the new thinking does in face reduce errors, it follows that is will reduce lawsuits. But the methods used to root out error - admitting it - have the side effect of providing evidence of error, evidence the palintiffs' lawyers are eager to see.
In most states the results of internal surveys would be protected by laws of privilege. But Thomas Demetrio of the Chicago personal injury firm Corboy & Demetrio believes public pressure might cause that to change. If hospitals begin legitimate investigations of their error rate, ''the consumer is entitled to know the findings,'' he says. ''If the numbers are there, and they are solid, they'll come out.''
To hospitals, anything that intrigues malpractice lawyers is unsettling, which is the major stumbling block for those who would like to see a human factors take over of health care. When the joint commission created the category of accreditation watch, for instance, the agency saw it as a nonpunitive way to monitor hospital error. The hospitals saw it as something else entirely.
''It was supposed to be a neutral, nonjudgmental designation,'' says O'Leary, of the joint commission. ''We thought we were saying, 'You tell us about your sentinel events, and we'll work together on the solutions.' ''
Turnball, of Hermann Hospital, responds: ''They say, 'Report, report, report,' and then when you report, they punish you. They give the information to the newspapers.''
O'Leary admists that ''the policy is a work in progress - I would not be surprised to see us come back with a further iteration this fall.''
BEN KOLB WAS SCARED when he arrived at Martin Memorial Hospital, in Stuart, Fla., in December 1995. This was to be the third ear operation on the 7-year-old Ben. His doctor wanted to remove scar tissue that was left from the prior surgeries, at ages 2 and 5.
So his mother, Tammy, spent the time before surgery joking with her son, talking about soccer (he was the captain of his team) and Christmas (when he would be singing int he yearly pageant at school). By the time an orderly came to take the boy into surgery, he was calm.
''Give your mom a kiss,'' the nurse said, and he did.
''Have fun,'' his mother said, waving as he left.
Ben was given general anesthesia, and about 20 minutes later it took full effect. His surgeon was handed what everyone thought was a syringe of lidocaine, a local anesthetic, which reduces bleeding. He injected it inside and behind Ben's ear. Moments later, for no apparent reason, Ben's heart rate and blood pressure increased alarmingly. Dr. George McLain, an anesthesiologist on standby for emergencies, was summoned. McLain helped to stabilize the child, but a short time later Ben's heart rate and blood pressure dropped precipitously. Fro an hour and 40 minutes, frantic doctors performed CPR on the boy, knowing it was futile.
More than a year later, the memories are fresh, and McLain sits at lunch, crying as he speaks. The other diners stare, but he makes no attempt to hide the tears.
How long would he have kept up the CPR?
''If it was my kid, I would want them to keep trying,'' he says. ''I think we were never going to stop.''
Ben's heart did begin to beat again, and he was transferred to Martin Memorial's intensive-care unit. The surgeon, who had know Ben since he was a baby, went with McLain to talk to Tammy Kolb. ''There has been a serious problem with your son,'' McLain remembers telling the woman. ''His heart stopped. We had to restart his heart. He is extremely critical, in a coma-like state.''
He winces at the memory: ''You don't know how strong to be to get your point across. You want her to understand, but you can't stick a knife in her.''
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Google has been incrementally rolling out this change over the last few months, replacing the standard start page with iGoogle. I don't think there is any way to switch it back - the company wants you to use iGoogle. It is fairly customizable, although I don't know how it would be done at a global level.


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Dictionary of Latin and Greek Originsby Bob Moore, Maxine Moore
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The second Sudbury Farms was opened in Randolph in 1983 and the third Sudbury Farms opened in Needham in 1990. In 2007, Roche Brothers opened its 18th store in Westboro with all the concepts of its previous stores as well even more selections of organic, natural and fresh products throughout the store.
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OMAHA, Neb. -- Pat Casey was running out of pitchers, so he turned to a guy who hadn't started since April.
Daniel Turpen responded with the game of his career and kept Oregon State alive at the College World Series.
Turpen and Joe Paterson combined on a five-hitter, Shea McFeely homered for the second straight game and Oregon State beat Rice 5-0 on Wednesday night. The Beavers (47-15) forced another meeting against the Owls (57-12), with the winner of Thursday night's
matchup advancing to the best-of-three championship series against North Carolina.
"We were on our last leg, and we asked Turp to get out there and give us a good start, to give us the distance he could go: three, four, two, five, whatever it was, and we'd clean up whatever we had to do," Casey said. "Boy, he pitched a heck of a ballgame against a very good club, and we scored enough runs to take the pressure off of him. And then, Joe Pa came in and did a great job."
Turpen (3-0) gave the Beavers their third straight impressive start when facing elimination. The sophomore right-hander, who made only 11 previous appearances this season, scattered five hits over a career-high 6 2/3 innings.
"Obviously, it's the College World Series, and it's something every kid wants to be in, but I approached it like it was just another game, just another relief appearance," Turpen said. "And I went out there and did my job, threw strikes and my defense backed me up."
Turpen's last start came April 30 against New Mexico, when he went 6 1/3 innings in an 8-2 win.
"Our concern was here's a guy that hasn't started in a while, and it'll be in a big event, and we were hoping that he wouldn't be too hyped up and throw a lot of pitches early and we'd have to get into our bullpen," Casey said. "He just came out and pitched like a veteran."
Paterson threw 2 1/3 hitless innings to seal the victory, Oregon State's third straight. The solid pitching performance followed Jonah Nickerson's seven strong innings Monday in a win over Georgia and Mike Stutes' six-plus innings in the victory over Miami.
"We couldn't get anything going offensively," Rice third baseman Josh Rodriguez said. "I don't think we were ready mentally. Stepping in the box, we were swinging at some pitches we shouldn't be swinging at. [Turpen] threw strikes. That's what you're supposed to do when you pitch. He got outs when he needed them."
Turpen tired in the seventh, but Rice failed to take advantage. Aaron Luna was hit by a pitch, moved to second on a passed ball and went to third on Jordan Dodson's groundout. With a 1-0 count on pinch-hitter Kenny Ford, Paterson came in.
Rice coach Wayne Graham countered by sending in Derek Myers to pinch-hit for Ford, and Myers walked. Tyler Henley followed with a soft grounder halfway down the first-base line that Paterson fielded, but Henley -- a star running back in high school -- ran into the pitcher hard, knocking him over. First-base umpire Paul Guillie immediately called Henley out and ejected him for the excessive shove.
"I thought it was just a reaction," Graham said. "Tyler is certainly not a dirty player. He's an ex-football player. I think just maybe he had a flashback. Somebody stood right in the line. It was a linebacker, I guess."
Turpen was helped by Oregon State's three-run third inning against Craig Crow (8-3).
John Wallace led off with a single on a hard grounder to first that took a high hop that Joe Savery couldn't handle. After Cole Gillespie walked, Bill Rowe lined an opposite-field single into left and Wallace slid home ahead of Luna's throw to make it 1-0.
Crow followed with a wild pitch that bounced well in front of the plate and away from catcher Danny Lehmann, allowing the runners to move up. Tyler Graham walked to load the bases and end Crow's night.
The junior right-hander, an 11th-round draft pick by Houston, allowed three runs in two-plus innings.
Bobby Bramhall came on in relief and hit Mitch Canham on the right hand with a pitch, forcing in another run. Chris Kunda's groundout to second made it 3-0.
McFeely made it 4-0 in the sixth, sending a 1-2 pitch from Bramhall barely over the fence and into the first row of seats in left field.
Rowe's sacrifice fly in the eighth scored Gillespie, who reached on a one-out triple.
Rice loaded the bases with two outs in the third, but Turpen struck out Lehmann to end the threat.
Graham also saved a run in the fifth when Greg Buchanan hit a hard liner into the gap in center field with a runner on first. Graham charged to his left, closed in on the ball and dived to make a nice sliding grab for the third out.
"I think this team can't get too high after tonight," Graham said. "We played well, but we could've played a lot better, I thought. But we did enough to win, and that's all that matters at this point in the season. We're one game away from the championship series, and that's something really special."


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Long-running X-Men character Banshee made his film debut in 2011's X-Men: First Class, although with one major change. Banshee, a character with the real name of Sean Cassidy and a codename taken from a creature in Irish folklore, was played by Texas-bred actor Caleb Landry Jones and portrayed as American.
Yet things could have played out very differently, according to Irish actor Robert Sheehan. In a Hot Press interview promoting his role as Simon Lewis in The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, Sheehan says he was originally cast as First Class' Banshee, but had to back out due to his schedule on the British sci-fi series Misfits.
"I was cast in X-Men," Sheehan says. "I was going to be Banshee, originally an Irish superhero, and Jane Goldman wrote it for me. … So yeah, that did sting a bit. There was a four- or five-week crossover with Misfits, and the studio came back and said, 'No, we need full and free availability,' and all of a sudden I was un-cast."
The Mortal Instruments: The City of Bones, based on the first novel of Cassandra Clare's young-adult fantasy series, opens Aug. 21. X-Men: Days of Future Past, which apparently doesn't feature Banshee among its sprawling cast, is scheduled for release on May 24, 2014.
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Its funny, has great animations and a great song was not to like?
uhhhhhhhh......... heh i love russians this is good and funny but no offence but i couldnt stop laughing
I agree with video, people need to chill out. This isn't racist, it's obviously not meant to be hurtful. Jaden964, the hammer and sickle WAS the symbol of the United Soviet Socialist Republic, however, it was to show their workforce, the farmers and artisans, and how the communist, which is a nation who 'stands for everyone', is recognizing who truly kept the country alive. So the hammer and sickle is more of a tribute than racist. And how is the music offensive? The dancing is, honestly, a Russian dance, as in originating there. So...offensive? Get over yourself, it's a parody.
Good rhythm, and very catchy, keep up the work guys, and please don't listen to these people, it was genuinely funny.
It's Great!
I like the music, the animation was so amazing, but... I think that purple hen is so racist... nah just kidding :)
This is no racist... is stereotypic, so chill out guys and enjoy the song ;D
This is racially offensive.
That "Hammer & Sickle" is the Communist flag, and the music is offensive, as well as the dance was displayed on the following. I am Canadian, but I find this really offensive to Russians. I rate this 7 due to animation work.


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