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Adani gets bail from Gujarat High Court
February 27, 2010
AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat High Court today granted interim bail to Rajesh Adani , MD of Adani Enterprise , who was arrested by CBI in an alleged customs duty evasion case. In a statement, Adani group claimed Justice R M Doshit of Gujarat High Court has granted interim bail to Rajesh Adani. "The Gujarat High Court has granted interim bail in favour of Rajesh Adani. " Having heard the submissions, the Court has issued a notice to CBI and...
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June 28, 2016
AHMEDABAD: Overturning a trial court judgement, the Gujarat High Court has convicted seven persons for murder in a 2002 post-Godhra riots case in Viramgam town in the district. The court has asked the seven who have been convicted for murder to appear before it on July 25, when it will pronounce the quantum of sentence to them. There were total 10 accused in the Viramgam town riot case, out of which the trial court had in 2011 convicted two for murder, four of lesser...
Gujarat High Court orders partial Mundra closure
January 14, 2014
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NEW DELHI: Gujarat High Court on Monday ruled that 12 manufacturing units of the special economic zone run by Adani Ports and SEZ Ltd in Mundra should be shut down till Ministry of Environment & Forest grants it environment clearance within the next 30 days. There are 21 manufacturing units in the Mundra Sez including the 12 which have been asked to shut down. This order was in response to a public interest litigation filed by Navi Naal villagers in Gujarat. The high court directed...
Gujarat High Court upholds appointment of Lokayukta by Governor
January 18, 2012
AHMEDABAD: In a setback to the Narendra Modi government, the Gujarat High Court , in a majority decision, today upheld the appointment of Lokayukta by the Governor while dismissing the plea of the state challenging it. Justice V M Sahai, who was given the task of hearing the petition challenging the appointment of Lokayukta following the split verdict of a division bench, said, "I could not agree with Justice Sonia Gokani of...
Ishrat Jahan case: Inquiry report submitted; papers missing
June 16, 2016
Rahul Tripathi , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: The inquiry panel headed by additional secretary BK Prasad has failed to trace the missing Ishrat Jahan documents and concluded that the papers were "removed knowingly or unknowingly or misplaced" in September 2009 when Congress leader P Chidambaram was the Union home minister. The 52-page report, submitted before Union home secretary Rajiv Mehrishi on Wednesday, stated the documents went missing in 2009. It didn't make any direct reference to Chidambaram and...
Amazon India moves High Court against Gujarat entry tax
June 16, 2016
Rasul Bailay , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: Amazon India has moved the Gujarat High Court against an entry tax the state has levied on goods purchased through ecommerce portals and delivered from outside the state. Amazon is "challenging the definition and the very concept" of this tax imposed in March, a person familiar with the case said. "Now, in this case, Amazon is only a facilitator and only arranging the buyers and the sellers on the portal, and is neither the importer...
Gujarat High Court dismisses PIL in Amul MD appointment case
March 13, 2014
AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat High Court today dismissed a public interest litigation filed by a milk cooperative society challenging the appointment of R S Sodhi as the Managing Director of the dairy giant Amul. The division bench of Chief Justice Bhaskar Bhattacharya and Justice J B Pardiwala held that "there is no public interest in the petition". "The appointment has been challenged after three years, there is no valid ground for the delay," the bench added....
Gujarat High Court grants GSFC stay against CBEC recovery notice
February 11, 2013
Vishal Dutta , ET Bureau
AHMEDABAD: Gujarat High Court has granted a stay order against a recovery notice issued to Gujarat State Fertilizer Company Ltd (GSFC) under a circular issued by the Central Board of Excise and Customs. The court would check the validity of the circular at the next hearing. The Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) on January 1 issued a circular allowing immediate recovery of tax dues in cases where an assessee's appeal has not been heard within 30 days of...
Gujarat High Court okays Adani Enterprises' power, port, mining rejig
May 11, 2015
NEW DELHI: Adani Enterprises today said the Gujarat High Court has approved restructuring of the group's businesses involving ports, power, mining and transmission assets. In a BSE filing today, Adani Enterprises said the Gujarat High Court on May 7, 2015 "considered and approved the Composite Scheme of Arrangement" between Adani Enterprises, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, Adani Power, Adani Transmission and Adani Mining Pvt...
Gujarat High Court to hear Naroda Patiya case charge sheet
July 29, 2015
AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat High Court said today that it would begin hearing details of the 2002 Naroda Patiya riot case charge sheet from tomorrow. "We shall start (hearing details of the charge sheet) beginning from tomorrow,. It will show names of the accused in the charge sheet and there will be a concise history of the case," a two-judge bench, comprising Justice Mohinder Pal and Justice R D Kothari, said here. The Gujarat High Court has started...
Gujarat High Court exempts Adani Group from paying duty retrospectively
July 15, 2015
AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat High Court today set aside a 2010 notification of the union government which levied customs duty on electricity transfer by Adani Power Limited from its Special Economic Zone at Mundra to domestic areas with retrospective effect. "The levy of custom duty is illegal as it amounts to levying customs duty on electrical energy, which can only be levied by a substantive provision of law," reads the judgement delivered by division bench of...
Gulbarg society massacre: Convict surrenders before SIT court
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AHMEDABAD: A convict in the 2002 Gulbarg society massacre case, who had jumped the temporary bail granted to him in December last year, today surrendered before a special SIT court here. Kailash Dhobi is one of 11 persons convicted for murder and other offences, and is listed as accused number 1 by the SIT in the Gulbarg society case in which 69 persons, including former Congress MP Ehsan Jafri, were killed. "Kailash Dhobi was evading arrest after jumping bail....
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MEHSANA: Quota agitation leader Hardik Patel today termed as "political" Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's recent statement supporting him and said such remarks will make little difference to the Patidar community agitating for reservation in jobs and education . "Kejriwal's support is political. It is not going to make any difference to the (Patidar) community. I am out here to serve the community...My bail hearing (in high court) is on June 9. May...
Gulberg massacre verdict after 14 years,24 convicted, 36 acquitted
June 3, 2016
DP Bhattacharya , ET Bureau
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Officer probing Ishrat Jahan missing files gets two months extension
May 29, 2016
NEW DELHI: Senior IAS officer B K Prasad, who is heading the probe into the missing files related to the alleged fake encounter killing of Ishrat Jahan , has got two months extension in service till July this year. Prasad, a 1983 batch IAS officer of Tamil Nadu cadre, was due to retire on May 31. Prasad, an Additional Secretary in the Home Ministry , is granted extension in service for a period of two months with effect...
Show cause notice to IPS officer who probed Ishrat case
May 17, 2016
NEW DELHI: Senior IPS officer Satish Verma, who was a member of Special Investigating Team (SIT) that probed the Ishrat Jehan case, has been served a show cause notice alleging "misconduct" and "unauthorised absence" from duty. Verma, a 1986 batch IPS officer of Gujarat cadre, is at present posted as Chief Vigilance Officer at the Shillong- based North Eastern Electrical Power Corporation (NEEPCO). According to official sources, action was initiated against Verma by NEEPCO,...
Gujarat High Court approves petition seeking RPL-RIL merger
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AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat High Court on Wednesday approved the petition seeking a merger of Reliance Petroleum Ltd (RPL) with Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL). The court however, stayed its order for two weeks after three shareholders requested time to approach a higher authority. Justice Jayant Patel, hearing the petition filed by RPL for approval to merge RPL with RIL, observed that the share exchange ratio of 16 RPL shares for one of RIL, proposed by the...
Gujarat High Court seeks conservation committee for heritage structures
November 10, 2014
AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat High Court today directed the state government to form a conservation committee to preserve the heritage structures in the state. The court, while passing the order, also disposed of a public interest litigation which had demanded that the 19th century Nazarbaug palace at Vadodara be protected. A division bench of acting Chief Justice V M Sahai and Justice R P Dholaira had earlier asked the state to form a committee to conserve the...
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To enrol, follow this link to the electoral enrolment form at the Australian Electoral Commission website
The electoral roll for the 20 October 2012 ACT election closed on 21 September 2012. If you were not on the roll on that date, you will not be able to vote at the election. If you were on the roll on 21 September for a previous address, and you are 18 or over, you will still be able to vote for that address. In fact, if you are enrolled, voting is compulsory. If you have moved address and not updated your enrolment, you should still update your enrolment in readiness for the federal election due to be held within the next year or so. You can update your enrolment at www.aec.gov.au
- are 16 years of age or over; and
- are an Australian citizen (or a British subject who was on a Commonwealth of Australia electoral roll on 25 January 1984); and
- have lived in the ACT for at least one month.
You need to complete and lodge an enrolment form to enrol for the first time, or to update your enrolment after you have changed your name or address.
Enrolment forms for the ACT may be obtained from:
- any Australian Electoral Commission office;
- any post office within the ACT;
- Access Canberra shopfronts;
- the ACT Electoral Commission office; or
- you can complete an online form at the AEC's website
Yes. Australian citizens who are 18 years or older have the right to enrol and vote. In Australia the law says that if you are entitled to be enrolled then you must enrol to vote in Federal and State or Territory elections and referendums.
Enrolment forms can be faxed to either the ACT Electoral Commission or the Australian Electoral Commission. Completed forms can be scanned and forwarded to either Commission.
Yes. If you are 17 years old and otherwise entitled to enrol, you can complete an electoral enrolment form. If you turn 18 on or before polling day you will be able to vote.
If you enrolled at 16 or 17 but will not turn 18 on or before polling day, you will not be eligible to vote at the election.
You have to be an Australian citizen, and have a citizen certificate number first before you can enrol. The Department of Immigration and border protection issues certificates.
The only way to have your name appear on the electoral roll without your address is if you can show that having your address on the roll places the safety of you or your family at risk. If this is the case, then you can apply for "silent enrolment". Contact the ACT Electoral Commission or the Australian Electoral Commission for more details or an application form. You must submit a statutory declaration, signed by a Justice of the Peace, with your application.
If you cannot sign an enrolment form because of a physical disability, another person can sign on your behalf. You must obtain a doctor's certificate to show that you cannot sign your name. Contact the ACT Electoral Commission or the Australian Electoral Commission for more details or an application form.Note: If you are enrolling in this way you may also be eligible to apply to become a registered general postal voter, which means you will automatically be sent postal ballot papers whenever an election is called so that you can vote at home.
Registration as a general postal voter means that you will automatically be sent postal voting material as soon as possible after pre-poll voting commences for each election.
You can apply for registration as a general postal voter if:
- you are a patient in a hospital, nursing home or similar institution that is not provided with mobile polling facilities and you are too ill or infirm to travel;
- you live at home and you are too ill or infirm to travel;
- you are caring for a seriously ill or infirm person;
- you are detained in lawful custody (for example, serving a prison sentence);
- you have a physical disability which prevents you from signing your name and have provided on enrolling (or can provide) a doctor's certificate to this effect;
- you live more than 20 km by the nearest practicable route from a polling place;
- your address is not shown on the roll because you are a silent elector; or
- your religious beliefs prevent you from attending a polling place.
Contact the ACT Electoral Commission or the Australian Electoral Commission for more details or an application form.
If your trip is less than one year and you are returning to your enrolled address, you can register as 'temporarily absent'. Contact the ACT Electoral Commission or the Australian Electoral Commission to advise of the details of your trip. If notifying by email please include your full name, date of birth, enrolled address, and dates of departure and return (approximately if exact dates are not known). Your name will be kept on a register of temporary overseas electors.
If your trip is for longer than one year or you are not returning to your enrolled address, you may apply to register as an "eligible overseas elector", which means your name will stay on the roll while you are overseas. Contact the ACT Electoral Commission or the Australian Electoral Commission for more details or complete a Registration as an overseas elector form from the AEC's website. If you are enrolled in the ACT, registering as an overseas elector with the AEC will ensure you are registered as an overseas elector for ACT Legislative Assembly elections also.Note: you must intend to return to the ACT to be eligible to vote in ACT Legislative Assembly elections.
If you are NOT already enrolled (but would be eligible if you were in Australia) and are living overseas, you may enrol from outside Australia.
You may enrol from outside Australia if you:
- left Australia less than 3 years ago;
- are an Australian citizen aged 18 years or older; and
- intend to resume residing in Australia within 6 years of the date of your departure from Australia.
You cannot enrol for an overseas address. Instead you must enrol in the electorate you were entitled to enrol in before you left Australia.
Contact the ACT Electoral Commission or the Australian Electoral Commission for more details or an application form.
If you are intending to return to your enrolled address, you are entitled to maintain your enrolment at that address. To ensure that you remain on the roll at that address while you are away, contact the ACT Electoral Commission or the Australian Electoral Commission and let us know how long you expect to be away.
If you do not intend returning to your enrolled address, you must enrol at your new address. If you have been posted overseas you may apply to be registered as an overseas elector.
If you are going to work in the Antarctic (including Heard Island, McDonald Island and Macquarie Island), you may be eligible to enrol as an "Antarctic elector". Contact the ACT Electoral Commission or the Australian Electoral Commission for more details or an application form.
If you are in the Antarctic on polling day (or in transit on a ship to or from the Antarctic) special arrangements can be made to let you vote. Because this will require the electronic transmission of individual vote details, and because of the small number of electors involved, there may be a limited loss of secrecy of individual votes. For this reason, voting in the Antarctic is not compulsory.
If you have no permanent home, you may be eligible to enrol as a person with no fixed address. For further information visit the Australian Electoral Commission's website.
Yes. A person cannot enrol if:
- because of unsound mind, he or she is incapable of understanding the nature and significance of enrolment and voting;
- he or she has been convicted of treason and has not been pardoned; or
- under the migration law he or she is the holder of a temporary entry permit or is an illegal entrant.
A person cannot enrol for federal elections if he or she has been convicted and is under sentence for 3 years or longer under Commonwealth, State or Territory law. However a prisoner is eligible to enrol and vote in ACT Legislative Assembly elections regardless of the length of their sentence.
An elector may be removed from the roll where a registered medical practitioner has certified in writing that the person is incapable of understanding the nature and significance of enrolment and voting because of unsound mind. You should write to the Australian Electoral Commission, providing details of the elector's full name, date of birth and enrolled address using the Objection claim form, and attaching the medical practitioner's certificate.
In time, we will receive notification of everyone who dies from Births, Deaths and Marriages, and his/her name will automatically be removed from the rolls.
Yes. The roll is available for public inspection at the office of the ACT Electoral Commission. The roll is updated approximately every month. The roll is not available on the internet for privacy reasons.
No. Rolls cannot be purchased from the Australian Electoral Commission or the ACT Electoral Commission. The Electoral Act prohibits the selling of the roll.
If you are unsure if you are correctly enrolled, you can check your enrolment details online, via the Australian Electoral Commission's website.
Alternatively, you may contact the ACT Electoral Commission or the Australian Electoral Commission to check your enrolment details.
When making such an enquiry, you will be asked to provide all the details about your enrolment. We can only provide you with confirmation of the details you have supplied. No further information can be given.
If you are told that you are not currently enrolled for the address for which you claim enrolment, you should submit an enrolment form to update your details. You may be on the electoral roll for a previous address.
Electorate boundaries follow suburb boundaries in the ACT. Go to the "Which electorate am I in?" page and find your suburb. This will tell you which electorate you are in.
Following are enrolment figures for the past 5 elections.
|2012 Election
|2008 Election
|2004 Election
|2001 Election
|1998 Election
|1995 Election
|72 368
|71 394
|65 279
|64 020
|61 042
|58 327
|76 140
|68 358
|65 271
|63 267
|56 969
|56 749
|108 194
|103 719
|95 548
|91 328
|87 237
|81 883
|256 702
|243 471
|226 098
|218 615
|205 248
|196 959
For data on current enrolment figures, please contact Elections ACT

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It has been two years since you left us. We remember you every day and are thankful for all the love you not only showed us, but also how you taught us to love and care for others through your wonderful examples.
While our world will never quite be the same without you, our loving memories of you grow stronger every day. Knowing the pain that you lived through gives us the strength to live each day as you would want us to.
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Mini Ultimate (also known simply as "Mini") is a frisbee game similar to Ultimate. It is one of several disc sports to gain popularity since the advent of ultimate frisbee in 1968, now played by over one hundred thousand people worldwide.
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Mini Ultimate is a high energy, predominantly urban sport played on a smaller field than ultimate. The field is 20 yards wide, by 30 yards long, with six yard endzones. The game was invented by Brion Winston and Dave Hollander of New York Ultimate[1] in 1999. Many of the rules of the game can be learned from the "Mini Song" [2] , a spirited ditty sung by onlookers and those waiting to play.
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The rules are similar to Ultimate including those applying to "The Greatest" (called "The Smallest") and the Callahan goal (called "The Callamini") with the following notable exceptions:
- "No chumps"--the First Rule of Mini (see Mini Song).
- "You gotta keep the game movin' quick"--the Second Rule of Mini (see Mini song).
- Make-it-take-it: The game does not stop on a goal. The winning team immediately turns to attempt to score in the other endzone.
- Games are played to three or negative two. A goal is worth a point, a turnover i.e. drop, disc thrown out of bounds, stall, block, counts for negative one. A game is won when a team reaches 3, a game is lost when a team reaches negative two. The team opposite the team who reaches negative two is said to have "not lost." Typically, a match of Mini consists of two or three games (best of three games).
- The stall count starts at 6, instead of 1.
- The stall count can be initiated from anywhere on the field.
[edit] Variation 1: Playing with A Sean
On cold winter days, we play with a "Sean" (named after Sean Ramsey) if there is an odd number of people. The Sean is all-time offense player who starts in the middle of the field and can only move laterally (toward the sidelines but not toward the end zone). Instead of or in addition to the 6-10 stall count, the Sean counts off 15 seconds. If the team in possession does not score by 15, it is a turnover.
[edit] Variation 2: Snodisc Variation
When there is snow on the ground, a spinning but stationary disc counts as up (not a turnover until it stops spinning).
[edit] Dynasty
- 7 wins in a row is referred to as a Dynasty.
- Dynasties can only be achieved with at least 9 players (3 teams) present.
- A team must declare they are attempting a dynasty after the 4th win. This is to prevent 'covert' Dynasties.
[edit] Spirit
The Mini Song And The Spirit of Mini [3] The essence of the Mini Song and Spirit Of The Game [4] are consistent with ultimate frisbee. In Mini a rapid city tempo--braggadocio and a general willingness among the players not to call fouls in the interest of fostering acrobatic play--is understood. The responsibility of maintaining these standards falls on the onlookers and waiting players as much as those in the game. Specifically, they keep score, settle disputes (generally with a cry of "play on" or "remember the first rule"), and surround the game with cheering and heckling. The crowd also plays the important role of encouraging wins as opposed to not losses--winning is more respected than not losing. Mini entered the international ultimate scene in 2002 in Hawaii, when the sport was introduced by New York Ultimate to other teams competing in the World Club Ultimate Championships.
Lyrics to the Mini song:
I know 2 rules and I know 3 numbers, 20 by 30 by 6 The first rule is no chumps and the second is You've gotta keep the game moving quick. Mini. Mini. A small game for big boys and chicks. Mini. Mini. 20 by 30 by 6 I toe that line like a pink ballerina, 20 by 30 by 6 Oh, I scratch and claw like jungle hyena, 20 by 30 by 6 Mini. Mini. A small game for big boys and chicks. Mini. Mini. 20 by 30 by 6 ...you gotta keep the game moving quick. ...you gotta keep the game moving quick.
Mini Tournaments The first invitational mini ultimate tournament was held December 17, 2005 in Brooklyn, NY. The First Annual Mini for Kids Charity Tournament, an eight team round robin, was won by The Mini Founders.


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Curator's Choice : Prayer Cloths
The decoration on these two spectacular prayer cloths is made with a combination of hand-painted and print-block dye methods, popularly called qalamkari (from the Arabic meaning "pen-drawn"). Although they closely resemble each other, they were made over a thousand miles apart—one in Qajar ruled Iran the other in Mughal ruled India. There are both obvious and subtle differences between them. The most obvious is that the central gateway is empty in the Indian example but filled with flowers in the Qajar example. More subtle differences range from the style of the hand-drawing to the different color palates. Together they demonstrate impressive continuities across vast distances with charming distinctions that cement them in a specific time and place.
One reason they are so similar is because of their intended function. The gateway at their centers is also an architectural feature called a mihrab in Arabic. A mihrab is a prayer niche placed within mosques to indicate qibla, the direction of the Kaaba in Mecca, the center towards which Muslims turn to pray. The top crenellations adorn a formal entry gate to the gardens of paradise, reinforced by the floral patterns (cypress trees and carnations) around the edges and in the center field. Prayer cloths like these may be used as prayer rugs (upon which the devout pray) or wall hangings (to mark qibla in a home) or even to decorate a physical niche in a mosque.
The Newark Museum is fortunate to hold in its' collections two Indian and three Iranian examples of this beautiful textile art, one from each region will be featured in the special exhibition Wondrous Worlds: Art & Islam through Time & Place opening February 12, 2016.
– Katherine Anne Paul, Curator, Arts of Asia, Newark Museum
Prayer Cloth with Mihrab, Gate and Floral Motifs
India, Mughal Period (1526—1857)
Hand-painted and block printed cotton
Newark Museum Gift of Dr. Louis C. West, 1967 67.415
Prayer Cloth with Mihrab, Gate and Floral Motifs
Iran, Qajar Period (1789—1925)
Hand-painted and block printed cotton
Newark Museum Gift of Dr. Louis C. West, 1967 67.417
Always Something New Out of Africa
There's a lot happening behind the scenes as we plan for our 2017 reinstallation of the arts of Global Africa collection in the Museum's flagship gallery on the first floor. But in the meantime, there are new works to see in the current galleries on the second floor, including recent acquisitions.
The most dramatic addition is a new gallery dedicated to video art, featuring A Land So Far (2010) by artist Zak Ové, which was acquired by the Museum last year. Based on contemporary celebrations of Carnival in Trinidad, Ové combines footage in mirrored frames to create a kaleidoscopic landscape of intertwining masqueraders. The video begins with daytime parades of masked characters dancing through the streets of the city of Port of Spain, accompanied by the sounds of drumming. It then shifts to the nighttime performances in the hills of Paramin where battling "blue devils" – performers with bodies covered in indigo blue dye – spout streams from lit cans of aerosol, ending with an explosion of flames in the sky.
More new acquisitions are on view in Present Tense, our gallery devoted to the Museum's collection of contemporary arts of global Africa. The tight rectangular geometry of Serge Nitegeka's abstract painting Fragile Cargo XV, Studio Study V (2015) captures the shapes and sharp lines of shipping crates, seemingly commonplace objects used in human trafficking, economics, and movement. They are a metaphor for physical and psychological displacement, which he himself experienced when his family fled from their home in Burundi to Rwanda due to a civil war and then migrated again because of genocide. Personal history is also mined in a group of photographs by Amalia Ramanankirahina from her 2013 series Portraits de Famille (Family Portraits). These haunting images digitally manipulate family photographs from colonial-era Madagascar, shrouding their faces in a symbolic gesture to traditional Malagasy cultural practices. These works are joined by earlier acquisitions of paintings, including Wosene Worke Kosrof's Berkeley III (2003) and Sokey Edorh's Les Gendarmes d'Afrique (1996-2006).
Featured elsewhere in the gallery are recent gifts to the collection. A factory print textile collected in Monrovia, Liberia circa 1969 celebrates the impact of "swinging sixties" fashion on the continent. This work is part of a larger donation of 25 factory print textiles, an important addition to our internationally known collection of African textiles. It complements one of the first textiles collected by the museum, an exceptional example of weaving by a Dyula artist from Côte d'Ivoire acquired by Newark Museum founder John Cotton Dana in 1928, now on view as well. At the entrance to the galleries, you'll also see another gift to the collection: a group of puppets representing the diversity of characters in Sogo bò, a puppet tradition performed in south-central Mali. Sogo bò – translated as "the animals come forth" – is inspired by the everyday world and examines the human condition, often in a humorous way, through performances organized and performed by young men in youth associations.
These changes in the galleries represent the work of the entire department, which includes Curatorial Fellow Kimberli Gant and Research Associate Roger Arnold.
– Christa Clarke, Ph.D., Senior Curator, Arts of Global Africa
Recent Acquisition: Untitled, 1953 by Norman Lewis
The Newark Museum's collection of African-American art is one of the most distinguished in the country, with works by a diverse range of artists dating from the early 19th through the 21st century. An exciting new acquisition by Norman Lewis (1900-1979) brings another important African-American artist—and a major painting by an Abstract Expressionist — into the Museum's collections. The Newark Museum recently acquired Untitled, 1953 from Michael Rosenfeld Gallery in New York. Untitled, 1953 measures approximately 4 x 7 feet; the medium is oil and gold metallic paint on linen. This painting is remarkable both for its scale and for its bold abstract composition, featuring Lewis's calligraphic brushwork in a series of sweeping vertical forms. Untitled, 1953 was previously in the collection of the Norman Lewis Estate and is now on view for the first time ever in the exhibition Procession: The Art of Norman Lewis at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
Norman Lewis is central to both the development of modern abstract art and to African-American art. Born and raised in Harlem, his life and work form a bridge between the art of the Harlem Renaissance, the Abstract Expressionists and activist art of the 1960s. Lewis also has a strong history of being shown at the Newark Museum, having participated in the exhibitions American Negro Art in 1944 and Black Artists: Two Generations in 1971, all works lent by the artist. Untitled, 1953 is not the first work by Lewis to enter Newark's permanent collection. In 2004 the Museum received a gift of a painting and several works on paper by Lewis as part of the Bequest of Irene Wheeler — all in need of conservation which has kept them hidden in storage. Conservation treatment is currently planned for the painting Carnival, 1957 and an untitled drawing by Lewis (both part of the Wheeler bequest), and both will be included in an upcoming special exhibition in 2016.
– Tricia Laughlin Bloom, Curator of American Art
Happy Birthday, Mr. Dana!
The founding director of the Newark Museum, John Cotton Dana, was born on this date, August 19, in 1856 in Woodstock, Vermont. Educated at Dartmouth College, he moved out west in 1880 and became a miner, a surveyor, a rancher, a lawyer, a journalist, a Unitarian minister (at least for one month), and eventually, at the age of 33, the librarian at the Denver Public Library. About his youth, he once wrote: "As I look back on the ten years that followed graduation…, [I see myself as] a mere child. Only a child could be as irrationally ambitious, as credulous, and as uncomprehending of daily life as I was then… Perhaps nearly all boys have a juvenile period like mine as they approach manhood…"
As a librarian, Dana found his vocation at a thinker, a cultural critic, and an educator, and he devoted the rest of his life to this profession. In his opinion, a good library "supplies the public with recreational reading…; [it provides] books on every profession, art, or handicraft…; [it] helps in social and political education – in training citizens…; [it promotes] culture… [which he defined as] the diffusion of good reading among people in giving tone and character to their intellectual life; [it] is the ever-ready helper of the school-teacher; [and it] aids the work of reading circles and other home-culture organizations…"
Later, following a series of exhibitions in the fine arts, the decorative arts, and the natural sciences at the Newark Public Library, where he was the director from 1902 to 1929, Dana founded the Newark Museum in 1909 as a complement to this educational mission. "A good museum attracts, entertains, arouses curiosity, leads to questionings, – and thus promotes learning." "The Newark Museum of the future," he declared, "will make and use collections useful to our manufacturers, housewives, students, importers, and dealers…" Furthermore, "Tomorrow, objects of art will be bought to give pleasure, to make manners seem more important, to promote skill, to exalt handwork, and to increase the zest of life by adding to it new interests…"
Under his tenure, the Newark Museum acquired the George T. Rockwell Collection of Japanese Art Objects (1909); the Edward N. Crane Memorial Collection of Tibetan Art Objects, a group of objects assembled by Dr. Albert L. Shelton (1911); Dr. William S. Disbrow's natural science specimens (1922); and several paintings and sculptures by living American artists purchased by Mrs. Felix Fuld for the opening of the new museum building (1926). Among the remarkable exhibitions that Dana organized were: Modern German Applied Arts (1912), the first industrial arts exhibition in the United States, an exhibition that traveled to five other cities; two exhibition featuring the work of Childe Hassam (1911) and Max Weber (1913), the first solo exhibitions devoted to contemporary American artists; New Jersey Clay Products (1915), New Jersey Textiles (1916), and Nothing Takes the Place of Leather (1926), three exhibitions highlighting the work of local industries; China: The Land and the People (1923) and Primitive African Art (1928), two exhibitions that expanded the geographic scope of the Museum; and Inexpensive Articles of Good Design (1928 and 1929), about which Dana famously declared, "Beauty has no relation to price, rarity, or age."
We are proud of the solid foundation that John Cotton Dana firmly established all of those years ago, and we continue to strive to be "a leader in connecting objects and ideas to the needs and wishes of its constituencies" in order "to educate, inspire, and transform individuals of all ages."
– William A. Peniston, Ph.D.. Librarian
Camp Newark Captures Photography and Recycling
As the summer continues, the children in the Camp Newark Museum have been busy exploring more galleries throughout the Museum.
Over the last two weeks, the campers created another performance for their parents that relate to the different themes they've been experiencing. After watching the last show, I was particularly excited to see what all of the campers have been working on. This week's show incorporated the next two themes of camp: Oh Snap and Reclaim, Recycle, Reuse I'm a maker. The campers' routine was inspired by two exhibits they recently visited: Hassan Hajjaj: My Rock Stars and Picturing America. The show focused on a painting in the Museum's collection by Joseph Stella, Voice of the City of New York Interpreted. The performance embraced different aspects of multimedia that are involved in these galleries, such as videography and photography.
As the audience patiently waited for the show to begin, the campers were eager to take the stage again. All of the campers had various props, such as cameras, pom poms and a replica of an NJ Transit bus, which they created from recycled material. The performance, The Bus Boogies, told a narrated story about friendship, preschoolers and a bus. The campers energetically began the show by participating in different dances like the Hokey Pokey and the Waltz while the audience cheered along.
The performance ended with a broadcast video produced by the teen campers and a slideshow of the activities during the third and fourth week of camp. The campers put on an incredible, humorous show that the audience thoroughly enjoyed. In another two weeks the campers will create their final performance for the summer combining the last two themes of camp: What's Trending and From Pearls to Platinum to Plastic Jewelry.
–Kortney Brand, PR and Marketing Intern
Camp Newark Museum Embraces Modern Movement
For the Newark Museum, summer time is filled with energetic children ready to tackle Camp Newark Museum.
Throughout the weeks campers experience themes relating to the galleries in the Museum and then create a performance for their parents. This week's show incorporated the first two themes of camp: All Fired Up and Modern Movement. Specifically, the performance was inspired by the Asian, African and Native American galleries. Instead of using traditional dances from these cultures, the routine included modern moves.
All of the campers were dressed in various costumes, such as feather headbands and face paint, that they decorated themselves. As the lights dimmed, the upbeat performance began with an informative, introduction video followed by the children dancing to a range of music while the audience enthusiastically clapped along.
At the end of the performance, both the 9 to 10 year olds and teen campers showed a video they produced along with a slideshow relating to the first two weeks of camp. The campers put on an outstanding, entertaining show that they vigorously worked on. In two more weeks the campers will create another performance that combines the next two themes of camp: Reclaim, Recycle, Reuse I'm a maker and Oh Snap.
– Kortney Brand, PR and Marketing Intern
Exploring the Arts: The Museum. New Series Quarterlies
Between 1949 and 1983, the Newark Museum published, usually four times a year, short articles on the fine arts, the decorative arts and the natural sciences. Known originally as The Museum. New Series, it was later renamed The Newark Museum Quarterly in the 1970s. Each issue was devoted to a specific aspect of the various collections within the Museum, thus allowing the curator (or the guest writer) to explore in detail the diverse topics that are represented in those collections. In some cases, these pamphlets remain the most thorough review of those topics or collecti
In the fine arts, for example, Curator Edith Bishop wrote about "Three Early New England Portraits" and "Newark Portraits," both in 1949, focusing on paintings by Joseph Badger, John Singleton Copley, Ralph Earl, Rembrandt Peale and Oliver Tarbell Eddy. In 1965, Curator William Gerdts recruited Samuel A. Roberson to help him write an entire issue devoted to The Greek Slave by Hiram Powers, which they entitled "… so undressed, yet so refined …"
Quarterlies in the decorative arts ranged from "Bridal Gowns" and "Costumes from 1790 to 1837" to European and American ceramics, silver and glass. Curator Ulysses Dietz wrote one of the last quarterlies, entitled "Century of Revivals," which examined "Nineteenth-Century American Furniture in the Newark Museum."
Birds and insects; shells and fossils; minerals, crystals and gems; all received their due by the natural science curators who were in charge of those collections. Emphasizing the relationship between the Museum's science collections to the State's physical environment, they also explored "Life on Harbor Buoys," "Embattled Marshlands" and "The Pequannock Watershed."
The Newark Museum's collections are global in scope, including "Japanese Prints" (both traditional and contemporary), "Japanese Sculpture and Painting," "Japanese Netsuke and Ojima," as well as "Textiles and Costumes of India" and "Temple Sculpture from India." In both the 1950s and the 1960s, the African art collection was reviewed by a curator and a renowned expert in the field. Curator Edward Hunter Ross highlighted "American Indian Material" in 1958 and the "Arts of the Pacific" in 1963. "Latin American Antiquities" was the subject of one quarterly, and "Southwest Easel Painting" was the subject of another.
In 1951, the Newark Museum acquired the Eugene Schaefer Collection of Classical Antiquities, and the curator at the time, Elsbeth Dusenbury, wrote about its amazing ancient glass collection, as well as its "Greek Vases, Jewelry, Terracotta and Other Objects." Her successor, Susan Auth, studied the Museum's "Coptic Art" in 1978.
Among the more unusual quarterlies were: "Make Believe and Whimsy: European and American Dolls," "What's a Hat?" and "Carpenter and Blacksmith: The Pioneer Builders of America," all written by Margaret E. White, the decorative arts curator at that time. The librarian Barbara Lipton wrote on "Newark Long Ago," examining 19th-century photographs in the Museum's collection, as well as "Whaling Days in New Jersey." For the 70th anniversary of the Newark Museum, one quarterly examined the life and work of John Cotton Dana and another celebrated his lasting influence on the institution that he helped to create.
These Newark Museum Quarterlies (originally entitled The Museum. New Series) are now available on-line as PDFs. They are all cataloged as well in Newark Public Library's on-line catalog, which hosts the Museum's Library's collection. Researchers may search by author, title or subject. Please check out the complete run by series titles under both Museum. New Series. and Newark Museum Quarterly at http://tinyurl.com/l7aflkg or http://tinyurl.com/m6kqhzy.
– William A. Peniston, Ph.D.. Librarian


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Hilyard Scott Pleads Guilty to Kidnapping in Attack on State Representative Frank Pratt (After Bragging to Police About the Beating)
man who attacked state Representative Frank Pratt earlier this year -- and then bragged about the beating to police -- pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of kidnapping.
Hillyard Scott, 34, initially was charged with one count each of aggravated assault, kidnapping, robbery, burglary, and theft stemming from the Christmas Day attack.
Scott was arrested about a week after the incident for an unrelated -- although very similar -- crime that occurred in roughly the same area as the assault on Pratt.
According to court documents obtained by New Times, after the beating, during which Scott beat Pratt in the head before hog-tying him and stealing his Rolex and 2007 GMC Yukon, Scott picked up his girlfriend and drove her to the Circle K Motel in Phoenix.
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He told her about the beating and said he'd pawned the watch for $900 -- money the couple would live on for the next several days.
The two were arrested after Phoenix police were called to an abandoned vehicle at the hotel, which just happened to be Pratt's Yukon. The vehicle led police to the couple, who were arrested.
Inside the SUV were shoe prints similar to those found in the blood at the scene of Pratt's beating. Those prints matched the Reeboks Scott was wearing at the time of his arrest.
Once in custody, Scott made statements that placed him at the scene of the crime. He told police that the victim (Pratt) appeared to be a rich man. Then, he told cops later, the "temperature" of his encounter with the representative changed, although, he would not give specifics as to what changed the "temperature."
Scott never admitted to beating Pratt, but while being fingerprinted by the Phoenix P.D., the dumbass bragged to officers, "Did you watch the news? Do you know what crime I committed?"
Scott's plea agreement suggests that he faces 12-15 years in prison when he's sentenced October 24.
Scott also faces aggravated assault and car-theft charges stemming from a December 22, incident, and aggravated domestic-violence and assault charges from a another attack on August 18.
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WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Can Something Be TOO Green? | Facility Executive - Creating Intelligent Buildings
From Poor Richard: Do you know any environmentally responsible facility managers deploying reusable toilet wipes in their restrooms? This is not a misprint!
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Can Something Be TOO Green?
Do you know any environmentally responsible facility managers deploying reusable toilet wipes in their restrooms? This is not a misprint! There is a company called Wallypop (Des Moines, IA) offering cloth toilet wipes as an environmentally sensitive alternative to conventional toilet paper.
Features and benefits include:
- More comfortable and soft "on the most delicate body parts".
- More economical to launder than purchasing toilet paper.
- "Basic" and "Premium" options with either flannel or velour layer.
- Hemp option includes two layer of "hemp terry".
- Sherpa option includes two layers of soft cotton fleece.
- Two layer construction for "soft strength"
- Can be used wet without the "sopping disintegration" associated with toilet paper.
Using cloth toilet wipes actually has many advantages. For one, it's a lot more comfortable and soft on your most delicate body parts. It's also more economical and uses less paper. Best of all, cloth wipes can be used wet without any of the sopping disintegration that regular toilet paper is prone to.
Ummm…if you say so.
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You have to wash them??? Who gets that job?
Who has washers and dryers at their offices? This sounds like the old fashioned diapers – perhaps you can have a service come and pick them up?
In fact, though I suppose something could be "too" green, I wouldn't call cloth wipes "too green." They're really not all that green, once you consider the energy and water used in washing them. They are NOT promoted on my website as a "greener" alternative, in fact.
And, truly, why would anybody use these in a commercial setting?? Within a family, where everyone shares the same germs anyway, fine. In an office? no, thanks!!
On the other hand, many businesses are starting to offer cotton towels and a hamper as an alternative to paper towels, which I personally think is great. Cotton towels do a much better job of drying hands. A local retirement home has theirs washed with the linens by their service.


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Washington had long resisted publicly announcing a specific date or innings mark where they would cut their 24-year-old pitcher down. But before Thursday night's game with the St. Louis Cardinals manager Davey Johnson claimed that Strasburg has two or three starts left.
Strasburg is in his first full season after undergoing Tommy John surgery on his right elbow.
Johnson informed Strasburg of the decision on the plane from Miami to St. Louis. The Nationals currently have a 5.5 game lead over the Atlanta Braves in the National League East.
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Prometric, a trusted provider of market-leading test development and delivery solutions, will meet with industry leaders during the ATP Innovations in Testing 2014 Annual Conference to discuss the advancements, opportunities and challenges taking place within test development and delivery. Prometric is a platinum sponsor of the conference, hosted in Scottsdale, Arizona, March 2 to 5.
"Across all program types, from education testing to licensure and certification examination, test sponsors need sound and legally defensible standards for best practices through the full duration of the testing lifecycle," said William Murtagh, Prometric's Senior Vice President of Client Services and Sales. "Prometric is positioned uniquely in the global testing marketplace to provide solutions from pre-development through delivery and score reporting, which maintains exam validity and security while growing candidate volumes and improving the candidate experience year over year. We look forward to sharing our experiences over the past 12 months, and our lessons learned, since we last met for ATP's annual conference."
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I took the default theme and just beat it to hell. Anyhow I'm having an issue.
On the bottom left hand side, the layout doesn't go under the navigation. I'm not quite sure why. Any ideas?
I took the default theme and just beat it to hell. Anyhow I'm having an issue.
On the bottom left hand side, the layout doesn't go under the navigation. I'm not quite sure why. Any ideas?
your "navi" is set to "position:absolute;"
Absolute positioning takes items out of the document flow. Nothing is related to it, so the outer container won't push past it.
You can *try* setting your #container as "position:relative;" but it may not solve your problem.
you are correct, it didn't solve it.
Then you need to remove the "position:absolute;" from your "navi" section. But in looking at how things are set up, this is going to cause your sidebar to move somewhere else.
Change this section:
#info, #update, #news, #request {
width: 459px;
margin-left: 201px;...
remove the "margin-left" and put in "float:right;", and remove the absolute positioning from #navi, and put in "float:left;"
Then you'll have to clear your floats. So you'll need to add in:
#news:after, #navi:after {
That probably won't completely fix it, but it'll give you something to start with.
by the way, you have "Winamp" spelled wrong. :)
that too didn't work, took the background (#container) away and threw the sidebar (left side) down about 30 pixels. I appreciate the help alot though.
Actually, yeah, it worked, but yes, it does push the stuff down a bit below the header. What I gave you was a *start* not a complete solution.
Depending on what browser you're viewing in is why the "container was taken away" - it's not "taken away" it just that whatever browser you are using doesn't clear floats in this manner. So you can go into your template files and add in
<hr class="clear" /> right *before* the closing div tag (the one that closes your #container div), and in your CSS, add in
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That will cause the #container to now clear both floats. You'll have to find out what setting you have in your header (or whatever is above these fields) that is causing them to push down by such a margin.
But yes, what I gave you *is* correct - it was just a starting point. The rest is "fiddling" until you get what you want.
i cant help but say you are the man.. this has been a reoccuring problem for me. Thanks tons
LOL - actually, I'm the "woman" if you don't mind - but glad it worked out for you :)
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