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The Edinburgh Companion to Scots
John Corbett, J. Derrick McClure, Jane Stuart-Smith
Edinburgh University Press, 2003 - Language Arts & Disciplines - 304 pages
The Edinburgh Companion to Scots is a comprehensive introduction to the study of older and present-day Scots language. The aim of the volume is to explain and illustrate methods of research into Scots and Scottish English. Topics include the grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation of contemporary speech in Scotland, and the investigation of Older Scots written texts. There is further coverage of issues such as modern literary Scots, language planning, placenames and personal names, and the development of Scots overseas. Each chapter gives a brief overview of the topic, and provides case studies to illustrate avenues of exploration for those beginning to develop research techniques. The book is designed as an accessible introduction to key issues and methods of investigation for undergraduate students interested in the way language has developed in Scotland.
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WALTHAM, Mass. — On Wednesday, April 30, the Brandeis University Department of Athletics handed out its annual end-of-season awards. The following student-athletes were recognized at the department's awards dinner.
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Two Athletic Director's Awards were presented to student-athletes who have displayed general excellence in representing Brandeis Athletics. They went to:
Kasey Dean of Southbury, Conn., two-year captain of the women's basketball team. A guard, Dean led the Judges in scoring in each of the past two seasons, earning honorable mention All-University Athletic Association (UAA) honors as a junior and second team as a senior. She helped the team to its first post-season berth in six seasons and an upset of top-seeded Emmanuel College in the ECAC New England tournament. Dean also served on the board of Brandeis's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) for two years and was heavily involved in the campus's Relay For Life;
And Derek Retos of North Attleboro, Mass., three-year captain of the men's basketball team. Retos, a sharp-shooting guard, established two school records this season. He finished his career with 231 3-pointers, surpassing a record that had stood for 22 years. Retos also finished with a .933 free-throw percentage, missing just eight of 119 foul shots in his career. Retos was an All-UAA honorable mention in 2014.
The James McCully '85 Award, presented to seniors who best exemplify the character, dedication and good sportsmanship that depicted soccer All-American and inaugural Hall of Famer Jim McCully's career at Brandeis, went to Mary Shimko of Bay Village, Ohio, co-captain of the women's soccer team, and Victoria Sanford of LaGrangeville, N.Y., co-captain of women's cross country and track and field.
Shimko, a midfielder and two-time captain, helped the women's soccer team to two NCAA tournament appearances as a freshman and junior and to an ECAC tournament berth as a senior. She finished her career with nine goals and 24 points, tops among the Class of 2014. Shimko earned three Academic All-UAA honors in her career. She spent significant time this spring coaching, both her former teammates and a local youth team. She will be headed to Smith College for graduate school to pursue coaching.
Sanford, a two-year captain, showed tremendous improvement over her career, qualifying for two NCAA championships as a senior. A three-time All-UAA member – including as a junior on the indoor track championship distance medley relay – she reached nationals as the third runner on the Judges' nationally-ranked cross country team and as an individual in the mile run during the 2014 indoor season.
The Stephen Gendzier Prize, presented to recognize a senior student-athlete who has overcome a hardship with perseverance, was awarded to Sam Ocel of North Attleboro, Mass., captain of the men's soccer team. After missing his entire sophomore season, Ocel became an All-American midfielder and the UAA Player of the Year in 2012, his senior season. With a season of eligibility left, he took spring of 2013 off to pursue a dental internship so that he could return the following fall for a "second" senior season. Ocel moved from an attacking to a defending midfield role and turned in a second-straight All-UAA campaign, guiding the Judges to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament for the second year in a row. He graduates 12th on the Judges' career scoring list.
The Morris Sepinuck Award, presented to the varsity athlete who not only displays outstanding sportsmanship but also makes a significant contribution to the athletic program and to campus life at Brandeis, went to Brian Ing of Sandwich, Mass., captain of the baseball team. Ing earned UAA All-Tournament honors this year, hitting .429 and pitching a victory over Washington University. Off the field, Ing was a four-year employee of the department of athletics, serving as a building manager during his final two years. He was a cheerful presence who was quick to volunteer for nearly any projected requested of him. Ing constantly went above and beyond what was expected of student-athletes.
The Morry Stein Award of Valor, presented to a student-athlete who has demonstrated courage both on and off the playing fields and/or intervened to better the lives of others, went to Jordan Zides of Lynbrook, N.Y., of the men's soccer team. After his freshman year, in the summer of 2011, Zides was in an automobile accident that left him in a coma for three weeks. After he awoke, doctors told Zides he would be unlikely to regain full function of his body or brain. One year later, he re-enrolled at Brandeis and has rejoined the men's soccer program as its first ever undergraduate assistant coach, not missing a practice and serving as an inspiration to his teammates.
The Charlie Napoli '58 Scholar-Athlete Award, presented to an outstanding student athlete who has excelled in the classroom and on the athletic field, went to Julian Cardillo of Medford, Mass., captain of the men's fencing team. Cardillo, a senior captain, won 70 percent of his bouts for the Judges in the foil. He qualified for three NCAA championships in his career, placing 17th as a freshman. He helped his team earn back-to-back New England titles in 2013 and 2014. He carries a 3.58 grade-point average in journalism. He spent the fall semester of his junior year studying in Italy and covering soccer for the Boston Globe and this year has contributed to boston.com's coverage of the New England Revolution.
The Harry, Joseph and Ida Stein Award, presented to the outstanding male athlete, was given to Ben Applefield of Avon, Conn., co-captain of the men's soccer teams. An All-Conference, All-New England and All-ECAC defender, Applefield led the UAA with 10 assists and claimed third-team All-America honors from D3soccer.com. He anchored the squad to back-to-back ECAC championships as a freshman and sophomore, then helped them to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 as a junior and senior. Applefield became Brandeis's all-time leader in games played and games started as the Judges posted a 61-20-4 record in his four years.
The Max I. Silber Award, presented to the outstanding female student-athlete, was given to Amelia Lundkvist of South Portland, Maine, captain of the women's cross country and track and field teams. As a junior captain, she helped the Judges pull an upset championship in the indoor distance medley relay. Lundkvist has built on that momentum in her senior year. In cross country, she earned All-UAA, All-New England and All-America honors, finishing 21st overall at the national championships. Lundkvist helped the team place 22nd in their first trip to the NCAA Division III Championships since 2001. Despite missing much of the indoor track and field season due to injury, she qualified for a second NCAA championship and placed 10th in the mile run. Currently, she is ranked 11 in Division III in the 1,500-meter run and is poised for a third NCAA bid of 2013-14.
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Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Fontana Olive Oils
What kind of olive oil do you use? Me, I use whatever I find, really. Or well, I'm a bit discriminating, having a few trusted brands that I choose among. But I'm not picky. Nor do I seek out more special kinds.
But maybe I should? I got these four beauties in the mail this summer, a gift from a fellow blogger over at FastFoodLovers (Swedish, despite the name) and I'm pretty impressed. It's a collection from Fontana, an olive oil importer, and the exciting thing about them is that they're single origin. They're named Kreta, Kalamata and Lakonia (and Original), and they have different characters. Some are softer and mild, others - Kalamata! - are much more assertive. I like getting to experiment, but I do admit, I haven't done a proper olive oil tasting. I don't like it *that* much. But it's great in food. And from now on, I will try to always have at least two kinds at home - or maybe three.
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uMy name is Amelia.
The next time buy a Spanis Olive Oil, I think is beter than this.
- October 18, 2006 4:08 PM
- Xtian said...
Gift??? You competed. Long and Hard. And won the Grand Prize. Just so your readers knows the truth....
And we really like, not only the flavors of these Fontana oils, but also the size of the bottles. Not to large, not to small. Handy even at the dinner table.
/Xtian, Editor FastFoodLovers
- October 18, 2006 9:34 PM
- Max said...
Very nice to see that you were one of the winners, Anne. :)
Amelia, have you tried the Fontana brand before? Or do you just prefer spanish olive oil in general?
- October 19, 2006 8:45 AM
- Anne said...
Amelia, thank you! Spanish olive oils are indeed different from Greek or Italian ones. Can you recommend any particular brand?
Xtian - *blushes*, oh yeah. That's right. I did compete. And won. Hrm.
Max, thank you :)
- October 19, 2006 9:13 AM
- BeRKA said...
I was also one of the lucky winners, and I like these oils very much. :-)
- October 20, 2006 12:13 PM
hej! if you go here:
you will see the producing and consuming countries. Greece has by far the largest per capita consumption of olive oil worldwide. Believe me, they know how to make good olive oil! OK, maybe I'm writing this cause I'm greek :) (I'm living in Sweden), but Italian and Spanish oils are also good. My suggestion? If it's really expensive, it's definitely good!..
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On Aug. 2, members of Penn State College of Medicine's medical class of 2017 received their first white medical coats in the presence of family, friends and peers. The college's annual White Coat Ceremony symbolizes the students' entrance into the medical profession as student physicians.
The ceremony took place at the Hershey Lodge. Following the distribution of white coats, the students, who are pursuing medical degrees or medical/doctoral degrees, joined together to recite the Hippocratic oath – the universally recognized creed for physicians.
"The white coat is an important symbol as it opens the door to a trusted relationship between a patient and a doctor," said Dr. Terry Wolpaw, vice dean for educational affairs, Penn State College of Medicine. "The white coat bestows the privilege and responsibility of caring for, supporting and healing another human being."
Generally, one in seven prospective medical students applies to the College of Medicine. The 149 new members of the class were selected from a pool of nearly 7,500 applicants. Forty-seven percent of the new students are Pennsylvania residents, with 26 counties represented; 53 percent are from out of state. The incoming class is 60 percent male and 40 percent female.
The College of Medicine's first White Coat Ceremony took place in 1996 with funding support from the Arnold P. Gold Foundation, which works to foster humanism in medicine. Each year, the foundation donates lapel pins for the honorary white coats that are emblazoned with a stethoscope in the shape of a heart, surrounded by the words "Humanism in Medicine."
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Some of New Zealand's tech companies are achieving growth that brick and mortar businesses can only imagine. Moa Creative, the smartphone app development company, formed in mid-2010 by developers and equal shareholders Jay Moon, Rohan deSouza, Moon Kim and Charles Wang, has already launched a second operation.
Moa Creative has been a meeting of the minds for Moon Kim, Moa's chief technology officer, a former mobile developer for Samsung in Korea and Indian-born general manager Rohan deSouza, whose CV includes interactive producer for MediaWorks and web manager for Barfoot & Thompson. The two high achievers met on a computer course in Auckland and now have 11 staff at Moa, most of them developers.
MediaWorks, owner of TV3, was the first big-name client for Moa, and since then the company has developed customised apps for AA Tourism, Air New Zealand, SkyCity, Maori News, Tangatawhenua.com, Ray White Real Estate and Fletcher Building subsidiary Laminex. Almost all Moa's apps are top downloads on the app store, claims the company. The 3 News iPhone app was named as one of the five best news apps available in Australasia in the 2011 Apple iTunes App Store Rewind.
For most clients, Moa is adapting online and offline content so that it works on specific mobile devices, says business manager Andrew Malcolm, who came into the business in late 2010 and has a 5 per cent shareholding.
"We take what they have online and make it look good and function well on a mobile device," says Malcolm. It is already a trend for people on smartphones to go to an app for information rather than going to a company's website.
"Our aim is to enhance the user experience so we don't have people hopping out of the search." If someone is looking at a hotel on an iPhone and they've gone on the website which is not adapted for iPhone use, the client can lose sales as a result, says Malcolm.
A big coup for Moa Creative came in January 2011 when it won a contract to provide app development for the clients list of a large New York mobile agency. The agency had gone to companies all over Asia, some employing hundreds of developers, but they couldn't find the code quality, says deSouza.
"They tried us and were blown away by us," he says. Through the US agency, Moa is creating apps for some of the biggest brands in the world, including global online retail names, hotel companies, sports, news/media, travel and tourism, leisure, hospitality and utilities companies, says Malcolm. Half of Moa's business now comes from the US-based business.
In New Zealand, Moa prefers to work for larger corporates. Additional business comes from doing technological updates such as extending the content to iPad apps.
Moa is designing an iPad app for SkyCity at the moment. Six months ago people were hesitant about how long the iPad was going to be around, now it is seen as here to stay and iPad app demand is going to be increasing, predicts Malcolm.
In their spare time, the Moa Creative shareholders, with Malcolm an equal partner this time, have developed an app platform template for the hospitality and retail sectors. The separate company, called App La Carte, provides smartphone apps in an easy-to-use, low-cost way for restaurants and retailers. Hamburger chain Wendy's and Bang & Olufsen are some of its first clients.
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Alpharetta Police Sgt. George Gordon tells WAGA-TV authorities used the man's cellphone signal to track him and began pursuing him Monday afternoon.
Gordon says when the man realized police surrounded his car, he shot himself. His name wasn't immediately released.
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One of the best things that happened to me at Washington College was finding a home in the Department of Modern Languages. Becoming a Spanish major opened so many doors for me, the first being my semester abroad in Madrid. It was in Madrid that I learned about the films of Pedro Almodóvar and the plays of Paloma Pedrero, where I saw works by Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso firsthand. I fell in love with Spanish culture and decided to return just a few months later for a summer internship in Barcelona through the University of Dreams. A grant from the Cater Society of Junior Fellows made my summer there possible, and I can't thank them enough for it.
Living and working in such a vibrant international city only increased my love for Spain, and as graduation loomed ahead of me, I looked towards Spain again as I browsed career options. I now teach English as a foreign language in Granada and couldn't be happier. Some people criticize academia in that it can fail to prepare students for "real-world" careers. I couldn't disagree more. The experience I gained learning Spanish language and culture at WC has been invaluable as I've navigated my first year teaching in Spain. Without the internship teaching EFL through the Modern Languages department, I would have been hopelessly unprepared for my job here. Within my Spanish major, I cultivated a love for the language as well as the practical skills necessary to work within my field.
As the school year draws to a close, I'll be heading to Barcelona for another summer to work as a Co-Resident Director for University of Dreams, and then hopefully returning to Granada in the fall for another year of teaching. I'm beyond thankful to the department for their devotion to their students and to me in particular, and in turn I hope WC's students continue to take advantage of all the opportunities the department has to offer.
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Actress Eva Longoria has split from on/off boyfriend Eduardo Cruz, just two weeks after they were snapped kissing in his native Spain.
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The mayor, allied with environmentalists and city and federal legislators, announced new incentives that would encourage taxi fleet owners to make the switch from standard cabs to environmentally friendly ones. The mayor, who is working to ensure that every cab in the city is a hybrid by 2012, announced the incentives in front of the Yakuel Taxi Garage in Long Island City last Friday.
The incentives proposed by the mayor would specifically target the owners of taxi fleets, who typically own the vehicles and lease them out to drivers. If approved, the plan will allow the Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) to increase the lease cap on fuel-efficient vehicles, allowing fleet owners to charge drivers an additional $3 per shift for the use of the vehicles.
Though the drivers would have to pay the additional money, the use of fuel-efficient cars would save them approximately $15 per shift in fuel costs. Under the incentive, drivers could save up to $5,000 a year in fuel costs, and fleet owners could generate more than $2,000 per car per year in additional lease payments.
If the incentives fail to change the minds of fleet owners, another component of the mayor's proposal would decrease the lease cap fee on non-fuel efficient vehicles by $12 a shift, which would cost fleet owners approximately $8,500 per vehicle, per year. Fleet-owned cabs make up 25 percent of New York City's taxis.
"Our goal from the beginning was to get fuel efficient taxis on the road using whatever appropriate methods required to achieve our goal," said TLC Chairman Matthew Daus. "The new program will incentivize the purchase of cleaner vehicles while ensuring taxi drivers are not penalized because a taxicab owner is reluctant to make the wiser purchase of a hybrid vehicle."
The new incentive plan comes on the heels of a recent court decision that blocked the city from requiring that all new taxis be hybrid cars. Bloomberg expressed his disappointment with the ruling, but vowed that he would continue his efforts to create a green fleet through other means.
He indicated that the proposed incentive for fleet owners is the first of many methods to work around the court's decision, which the city will not appeal.
"By offering incentives that will encourage more taxi fleet owners to purchase hybrids, we have found another avenue to reach our goal of greening our yellow cabs, improving our air quality, and reducing our carbon emissions," he said.
"Because they save drivers money, cut pollution on our sidewalks, and reduce our dependence on oil, hybrid taxis are a win-win-win for New York City," said Richard Kassel, director of the Natural Resources Defense Council's Clean Fuels and Vehicles Project.
Congressman Jerrold Nadler and Councilman David Yassky also announced plans to work around the court decision and promote greener taxis throughout New York City. Nadler will sponsor legislation that will amend the federal Energy Policy and Conservation Act to allow local governments to set fuel efficiency standards for the for-hire vehicles they license, while Yassky will investigate legislation on the city level that will lower the required retirement age of Crown Victoria cabs and increase the required retirement age for hybrid taxicabs.
"Fuel-efficient taxis don't simply represent a pie-in-the-sky futuristic luxury for New Yorkers, but a present-day necessity which will produce a meaningful reduction in our city's carbon emissions," said Nadler. "Green taxis will be a win-win scenario for everybody."


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Acting couple Evan Rachel Wood and Jamie Bell are parents after welcoming their first child.
A representative for the couple has confirmed reports the actress gave birth to a baby boy on Monday.
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Obama accuses GOP of 'political stunts' on guns
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WASHINGTON — With several GOP lawmakers threatening to block a vote on Democratic-backed gun-control legislation, President Obama used a speech in Connecticut on Monday to charge that his opponents are threatening to use "political stunts" to prevent an overhaul of gun laws.
Obama's stinging rebuke came as 13 GOP lawmakers sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Monday, indicating they would block legislation "that would infringe on the American people's constitutional right to bear arms, or on their ability to exercise this right without being subjected to government surveillance."
Late Monday, a spokesman for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said the Kentucky Republican would join the filibuster if Reid moves forward with the gun bill.
"They're not just saying they'll vote 'no' on ideas that almost all Americans support," Obama said in a speech at the University of Hartford, just 50 miles from the site of the December mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School that reignited the debate over the nation's gun laws. "They're saying your opinion doesn't matter. And that's not right."
With the Senate set to begin debate on new gun measures as soon as this week, it remains uncertain how much of Obama's broad gun-control agenda — laid out less than a month after the tragedy in Newtown, Conn. — will be enacted.
The current version of the Senate gun bill would strengthen current laws on gun trafficking and straw purchasers, increase grants for improvements in school safety and expand background checks to nearly every gun purchase.
Sens. Chuck Schumer, D-.N.Y., Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Mark Kirk, R-Ill., have been working for months to put together support for compromise background check legislation that would allow unchecked purchases for certain private gun transfers. Sen. Patrick Toomey, R-Pa., is the latest Republican to consider signing onto the legislation and continues to negotiate with Manchin on the details of the bill. But no deal has yet been reached
Measures to bar high-capacity magazines and military-style assault weapons — crucial parts of Obama's original package — have been left out of the main bill and are expected to be voted on as amendments.
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"Senators have an obligation both to uphold the Constitution and to promote solutions that effectively address national problems," said Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, one of the 14 who have threatened a filibuster. "The current gun-control proposals fail both tests."
Reid also expressed frustration on Monday with the Republican senators and called on them to rescind their threat to block votes.
"I'm deeply troubled that a number of my Republican colleagues went so far as to send me a letter saying we will agree to nothing, there will be no debate, there will be nothing, we want you to do zero on anything dealing with stricter gun measures," Reid said. "There is simply no reason for this blatant obstruction except for the fear of considering anti-violence proposals in full view."
The White House said Obama traveled back to Connecticut on Monday — he hadn't been in the state since a vigil held days after the tragedy for the 20 young children and six adults who died in the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy — to call on Americans to put pressure on Congress to act.
After his speech, Obama returned to Washington on Monday night with 11 family members of Sandy Hook victims who planned to lobby lawmakers on Capitol Hill to take up the president's gun agenda. The White House extended the invitation to the Sandy Hook families so they could attend Obama's speech and still get to Washington in time to meet lawmakers, according to White House press secretary Jay Carney.
In recent weeks, Obama's traveled to Denver, Chicago and Minneapolis to amplify to try to win public support for his gun-control agenda. But Obama has left much of the heavy lifting of pushing his legislation to Vice President Biden, and senior aides.
On Monday, Obama chafed against the suggestion that failure to pass significant parts of his gun legislation would amount to a political failure for him.
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NEWARK — A female shoplifter who tried to attack a department store loss prevention officer with pliers was arrested Tuesday, police said.
Officers were called just before 8 p.m. to Macy's at 200 Newpark Mall Road for a report of a shoplifter, Cmdr. Mike Carroll said.
When police arrived they learned that the suspect — later identified as Brianna Robertson, 30, of Oakland — attempted to attack a loss prevention officer with a pair of pliers after he caught her stealing wallets from the store, Carroll said.
Carroll did not know where the pliers came from, but said it is possible Robertson brought them with her into the store as many thieves carry them to remove security sensors.
She was arrested on suspicion of shoplifting and booked into the Santa Rita Jail.
The jail website lists Robertson's occupation as a secretary. It also states she was being held on $100,000 bail Wednesday and due in court to be arraigned on the charge at the Fremont Hall of Justice on Thursday afternoon.
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Innovative exhibition on energy at Nassau Museum brings together art and science
The exhibition includes a monumental painting by Doug Argue similar to the one commissioned for the World Trade Center lobby.
For the first time at any art museum, top-tier scientists and major figures in art (including Jackson Pollock, Alexander Calder, Jasper Johns, James Rosenquist, Frank Stella, Julie Mehretu and Man Ray) are brought together in one interactive exhibition. Prepared in collaboration with the Brookhaven National Laboratories and the Tesla Museum, this innovative show uses masterworks of art side-by-side with images produced by the most advanced scientific instruments and an active cloud chamber experiment from Brookhaven (North Americas only super-collider) to explore the invisible world of energy in all its many forms. Nikola Teslas original laboratory is re-created in the museum, complete with generators, instruments and his original drawings tracking his inventions of alternating current, long-distance wireless signals (the predecessor of WiFi) and other epochal discoveries. The galleries are filled with major works of painting and sculpture by artists who are fas ...
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Sotheby's to offer the personal collection of Claude & François-Xavier Lalanne
MoMA receives transformative gift of African contemporary art from collector Jean Pigozzi
The J. Paul Getty Museum presents 'An Enduring Icon: Notre-Dame Cathedral'
A Window into the Magical Universe of Les Lalanne. Courtesy Sotheby's.
This autumn, in a landmark dedicated two-day sale in Paris,
will offer over 280 works of art from the extraordinary collection of Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne two of the most pioneering, important and beloved artists of the 20th century, who lived and worked alongside each other in perfect harmony for over five decades. Les Lalanne, as they affectionately came to be known, gave life to a poetic uvre, injecting the familiar and functional with a dreamlike enchantment and overriding sense of humour and whimsy. Loved and celebrated by many of the leading artists, influencers and collectors of their generation, Les Lalanne were part of the cultural tapestry of the 20th-century arts scene, their work featuring on everything from Serge Gainsbourg album covers to Salvador Dalís dining table. With each lot in the sale appearing at auction directly from their home and studio near Fontaineb ...
Bodys Isek Kingelez (Congolese, 1948-2015). U.N. 1995. Paper, paperboard, and other various materials, 35 13/16 × 29 1/8 × 20 7/8″ (91 × 74 × 53 cm), irreg. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. CAAC-The Pigozzi Collection. Gift of Jean Pigozzi, 2019.
The Museum of Modern Art
announces a major gift of 45 works of African contemporary art from the prolific collector Jean Pigozzi. The gift includes a selection of sculptures by Romuald Hazoumè (Beninese, born 1962) and Bodys Isek Kingelez (Congolese, 19482015); paintings by Moké (Congolese, 19502001) and Chéri Samba (Congolese, born 1956); an extraordinary group of photographs by artists such as Seydou Keïta (Malian, 19232001), Ambroise Ngaimoko/Studio 3Z (Congolese, born Angola. 1949), and Jean Depara (Congolese, born Angola. 19281997); drawings by the mystic Gedewon (Ethiopian, 19391995) and Abu Bakarr Mansaray (Sierra Leonian, born 1970); and one of the landmark works of the 20th century: Alphabet bété (1991), a ...
Charles Soulier, Chevet de Notre-Dame-de-Paris, vue prise du Quai de La Tournelle, 1860s. Albumen silver print. Image: 9 13/16 × 7 9/16 in. Accession No. 84.XP.218.1 The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles.
One of the most recognizable landmarks on UNESCOs List of World Heritage Sites, Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris has come to symbolize a range of meanings in the cultural imagination: a major religious edifice, a masterpiece of medieval architecture, a repository for important relics and art, a symbol of Paris, and an iconic French landmark. On April 15, 2019, a massive fire ravaged the 850-year-old cathedral, destroying the medieval wooden trusses supporting the roof, toppling the famous spire and severely damaging the building. Though the structures stability remains in question, all the historic relics and works of artincluding the celebrated rose windows were saved by the rapid response of emergency workers and Cathedral staff, as well as experts charged with the preservation of the art and ...
Hauser & Wirth announces worldwide representation of Ed Clark
Seattle Art Museum celebrates the cultural legacy of Paul G. Allen with works from the family collection
Worcester Art Museum received $10 million donation
Portrait of Ed Clark. Photo: Chester Higgins Jr / The New York Times / Redux.
Marc Payot, Partner and Vice President of Hauser & Wirth, today announced that the gallery now represents American artist Ed Clark exclusively worldwide. Born in New Orleans in 1926 and raised in Chicago, Clark emerged in the 1950s as a pioneer of the New York School. Over the course of seven decades, his experimentation with pure color, abstract form, and the seductive materiality of paint have yielded an oeuvre of remarkable originality, extending the language of American abstraction. Clarks breakthroughs have an important place in the story of modern and contemporary art: In the late 1950s he was the first American artist credited with exhibiting a shaped canvas, an innovation that continues to reverberate today. His search for a means to breach the limitations of the conventional paintbrush led him to use a push broom to apply pigment to canvas laid out on the floor. Defying the discreet ...
Sandro Botticelli, The Madonna of the Magnificat, c. 1480-1489. Tempera on panel, 24 3/4 inches diameter. Paul G. Allen Family Collection.
The Seattle Art Museum
presents A Cultural Legacy: A Series of Paintings from the Paul G. Allen Family Collection (July 24, 2019July 20, 2020). The iterative single-painting exhibition features works by Lucian Freud, Sandro Botticelli, and Georgia OKeeffe from the Paul G. Allen Family Collection, one of the most significant private collections in the United States. On view one at time, the paintings will connect thematically to other work at the museum. Paul G. Allen, Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist, had a lifelong interest in the visual arts and stewarded the development of a collection that spans centuries, genres, and media. He was a frequent lender and donor to the Seattle Art Museum, including making a substantial financial contribution in support of the creation of SAMs Olympic Sculpture Park. In 2017, Allen lent 39 works from the ...
Jean McDonough continues her lifelong support of the museum.
The Worcester Art Museum
today announced that it has received a $10 million gift from the C. Jean & Myles McDonough Charitable Foundationthe largest single donation in WAMs history. This contribution follows the Foundations $4 million endowment gift and naming of WAMs directorship in 2015, and continues Jean McDonoughs lifelong support of the Museum with a gift targeted at supporting both the Museums near-term needs and its long-term financial health. The Worcester Art Museum is a tremendous resource for culture and education for people throughout New England, and an institution greatly deserving all of our support, said Neil McDonough. With my mothers gift, we see an opportunity to strengthen the Museums current operations, encourage growth of the endowment, and support its ambitious plans for the future. Lisa McDonough, a WAM Trustee and ...
Victoria Miro exhibits portraits drawn from the last four years of Milton Avery's life
Heritage Platinum Night Sports Auction teems with elite, game-used material and high-grade cards
Christie's collaborates with Markarian and CeCe Barfield Inc. for interiors auction
Milton Avery, New Hat, 1962. Oil on board, 76.2 x 61 cm. 30 x 24 in © 2019 Milton Avery Trust / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York and DACS, London 2019. Courtesy Milton Avery Trust and Victoria Miro, London/Venice.
Victoria Miro
presents an exhibition of portraits drawn from the last four years of Milton Averys life. Characterised by economy of touch and luminescence of colour, the works on view see the artist apply a lifetime of experience to cherished subjects and motifs. Milton Avery (18851965) made portraits throughout his career yet, bar a handful of exceptions, did not accept commissions. Instead, he drew and painted what was most dear to him and closest to hand family and friends, at home or on vacation. As Mark Rothko commented in his memorial address: What was Averys repertoire? His living room, Central Park, his wife Sally, his daughter March his friends and whatever world strayed through his studio; a domestic, unheroic cast. But from these there have been ...
Expected to earn the top result in the sale is the only Lou Gehrig jersey photo-matched to multiple games in which he hit a home run, a road grey gamer sported during the Yankees World Championship season of 1937.
The worlds largest collectibles auctioneer is expected to add more than $10 million to its hobby-topping sales figures August 17-18, when more than 600 elite lots close in extended bidding format on the industrys most-visited website.
will be showcasing the top lots of this sale at the National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago two weeks before bidding closes, providing its clients an up-close-and-personal look at lots ranging from five to seven figures in value. Expected to earn the top result in the sale is the only Lou Gehrig jersey photo-matched to multiple games in which he hit a home run, a road grey gamer sported during the Yankees World Championship season of 1937. Top-tier lumber from Honus Wagner and Mickey Mantle will tempt high-end ...
Alexandra ONeill and CeCe Barfield Thompson. © Christie's Images Ltd 2019.
announces the summer Interiors auction of 495 lots of furniture, decorative objects, and fine art on August 21-22, will feature a collaboration with Alexandra ONeill, designer of the ready-to-wear line Markarian, and CeCe Barfield Thompson principal of the interior design firm CeCe Barfield, Inc. The guest auction tastemakers have created capsule collections of dresses and homeware inspired by the objects in the auction, which will be sold exclusively at Bergdorf Goodman in New York beginning August 12. The auction preview will be held August 16-20 at Christies Rockefeller Galleries and will feature vignettes curated by the designers incorporating items from their capsule collections. A Christies Lates event of gallery talks and other activities will take place on August 16 from 6-8pm. From antique furniture to modern design classics, Christie's Interiors sale offers a broad range ...
Sotheby's to exhibit 570+ Artforum issues, part of new partnership with magazine
BFI curated London Bridges on Film free online film collection celebrates launch of Illuminated River art commission
Phillips names Olivia Thornton Head of 20th Century & Contemporary Art, Europe
Cover Artists Include Frank Stella, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol, Lee Krasner, Helen Frankenthaler, Walter de Maria, Diane Arbus, Agnes Martin, Louise Bourgeois, Kara Walker, Yinka Shonibare, and more. Courtesy Artforum.
New York presents a special exhibition in partnership with Artforum to showcase six decades of the leading art world publications covers, which have never before been publicly displayed together. The exhibition, Covering the Art World: Six Decades of Artforum, will feature all 573 Artforum covers published from 1962, when the magazine was founded, to the present day. For the exhibition, original Artforum issues will be displayed chronologically, with individual cover artists identified for each issue, creating a panorama of the history of contemporary art that visually charts the magazines editorial approach for nearly 60 years, from the early issues when the conversation was still primarily focused on representational art and Abstract Expressionism in the early 1960s, to the development of Minimalism, ...
Central London Street Scenes (1923) These atmospheric fog-bound scenes were originally shot for Maurice Elveys Sherlock Holmes feature The Sign of Four, including a climactic speedboat chase down the Thames.
To coincide with the launch of the first phase of Illuminated River, an ambitious new public art commission that will eventually see up to 15 bridges lit along the Thames, the
have specially curated an online collection of films drawn from the BFI National Archive, available now to view for free on BFI Player. Londons Bridges on Film represents 100+ years of life on the Thames, with the earliest film in the collection, Blackfriars Bridge from 1896. Celebrating the heritage, culture and history of the river these selected films capture the daily interaction of Londoners at work Thames Division (1955), The Open Road (1926), Drills at Southwark and New HQ (1936), Railway Bridge Across the Thames (1968) and at play We Are The Lambeth Boys (1959) Womens Thames Swim (1921), Canoe (1961), Sidewalk Surfing (1978) while showcasing the architecture of the bridges ...
Ms. Thornton joins Phillips following 12 years at Sothebys as Senior Director in the Contemporary Art Department. Image courtesy of Phillips.
announced the appointment of Olivia Thornton as Head of the 20th Century & Contemporary Art Department, Europe. The addition of Ms. Thornton, a well-regarded industry leader, will strengthen Phillips team of international specialists and broaden the range of expertise the auction house offers collectors. She will be based in London. Ms. Thornton joins Phillips following 12 years at Sothebys as Senior Director in the Contemporary Art Department. She began her career at Sotheby's in 2006, becoming Head of Day Sales in 2011. During her five years leading the sale, Olivia grew the category by volume and value, building the sale profile through active business getting and sourcing sale-defining art works. As Head of the Department in Europe, Ms. Thornton will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of Phillips 20th Century & Contemporary auctions and cultivating networks among collectors, dealers, curators an ...
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The Ringling's Art of Performance series artists receive grants
The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art
announced that the museums Art of Performance program will feature two artists who have recently been recipients of 2019-2020 Southern Exposure: Performing Arts of Latin America program grants. Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation (MAAF) and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) have announced grants totaling $120,000. The support will help communities across the U.S. bring exceptional performing arts groups from Latin America for performances and community engagement activities that build an understanding and appreciation for the richness and diversity of Latin American cultures. "We are thrilled to be able to share these wonderful musicians, dancers, and theater artists with communities across the United States," said Theresa Colvin, Executive Director of Mid- ...
Palazzo Reale in Milan opens an exhibition of works by Nanda Vigo
From 23 July to 29 September 2019, on the first floor of Palazzo Reale in Milan, it opens to the public the show Nanda Vigo. Light Project, curated by Marco Meneguzzo. Promoted by Comune di Milano | Cultura, Palazzo Reale, and the Archivio Nanda Vigo, the show is part of a series with which Palazzo Reale for the fourth consecutive year explores, in its summer programme, contemporary art, scrutinising and evaluating the work of masters of Italian art from the post-war period until today. It also investigates the relationship that they have had with the city of Milan where they live, create, and develop their art, as in the specific case of Nanda Vigo. Nanda Vigo. Light Project is the first anthological retrospective show devoted by an Italian institute to this Milanese artist and architect who has influenced the Italian and European art scene of the ...
Exhibition at Royal Saltworks celebrates 50 years of Woodstock
Following on from utopian architect Luc Schuitens Cités Végétales exhibition, in 2019 the
Royal Saltworks
are celebrating 50 years of another utopic vision. This one was shared by an entire generation and it came into full expression at New York states Woodstock Festival in August 1969. Young people flocked to it in huge numbers to soak up its pop, folk, rock, soul and blues performances. This was a unique moment for a generation that had just experienced an eruption of protest in 1968, as well as the Apollo 11 mission in which humankind set foot on the moon for the very first time. Woodstock marked the highpoint of the hippy movement, with its flower children opposing the Vietnam War and violence in all its forms whilst celebrating peace and love with slogans such as make love not war. The psychedelic Woodstock Spirit 1969-2019 ...
Turner Contemporary presents a newly commissioned ongoing residency and exhibition by Barbara Walker
Place, Space and Who is a new commission by British, Birmingham based artist Barbara Walker. Exploring identity and belonging, it features portraits of women from the African Diaspora living in and around Margate. Walker is developing the artwork through a 4-month residency at
Turner Contemporary
, filling the double height Sunley Gallery with large-scale portraits and drawings made directly onto the gallery walls. Throughout the residency, Walker has been connecting with women from different generations, both longstanding residents and more recent arrivals to the area. Their stories and experiences have informed the artwork and how it continues to evolve and grow on the walls of the space. Over 20 years, Walker has been committed to a practice of figurative drawing and painting, concerned with issues of class, gender, race, power ...
Sculptor Gustav Vigeland inspires a new generation of budding artists in fun social media campaign
A month into the campaign, more than 400 contributions have already been received for #InspiredbyVigeland, Kulturetaten's social media campaign to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Gustav Vigeland, Norway's most famous sculptor. There has been a lot of interest from both Norway and abroad, with about half of the contributions from countries in Europe but also from Russia, Chile, the USA, China and South Africa. Both amateurs and professional artists have submitted entries, in a multitude of genres, including digital art, drawing, painting, poetry, photography, street art and much more. And they have shown plenty of imagination in doing so! From Star Wars to tattoos, from an angry boy made of brown cheese to an animated juggling skeleton - people have been inspired in very many different ways. And that's great, ...
Chinese Qing dynasty robin's egg blue vase realizes $50,000 at Bruneau & Co's sale
A gorgeous Chinese Qing dynasty robins egg blue vase, 12 ¾ inches tall, soared to $50,000 to take top lot honors at an Antiques, Collectibles & Fine Art Auction held July 13th by
Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers
, online and in the Cranston gallery at 63 Fourth Avenue. Just over 400 lots came up for bid in the sale that was highlighted by Asian arts and Coca-Cola. The Chinese robins egg blue vase was potted bulbous baluster form having a corseted quatrefoil neck and rim with archaic handles and finished in a mottled robins egg blue glaze on a finely ground foot. The high-quality piece of porcelain bore a Qing dynasty mark to the underside and had been drilled, showing some minor kiln pitting. That didnt deter bidders eager to claim it. The beauty of Asian arts is when two collectors fall in love you never know what the price will be, said ...
Sandra Patron appointed head of the CAPC musée d'art contemporain
Nicolas Florian, Mayor of Bordeaux, has appointed Sandra Patron as head of the
CAPC Musée dart contemporain
. The current director of the Sérignan regional Museum of Contemporary Art, since 2014, will take up her post on September the 16th. Since 2018, the DGAC (general direction of the cultural affairs) has led a substantive work to reaffirm the priorities of the CAPC, a venue for contemporary art creation, whose attendance is up to 18% for one year. Those priorities are: to hinge around a vision of the world and a critical thinking reflecting our time and period in which the programmes should fall within; to assert the presence of living artists at the center of the project and develop the in situ creations in the museums main hall; to program various typologies of exhibitions reviewing our time, monographic or group exhibitions, offering ...
Margaret Thatcher's personally owned bible and hymn book to be auctioned
A personally owned bible and hymn book owned by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher will be auctioned by
Nate D. Sanders Auctions
on July 25, 2019. Thatcher was brought up as a devout Methodist. The Prime Ministers father was a Methodist preacher and she was a lay Methodist preacher before she became a politician. Thatcher's faith was an essential part of her life; thus being presented with the bible at the historic St. George's Chapel at Windsor was especially meaningful to her. The Bible was presented to Thatcher by the Dean and Canons of Windsor, the ecclesiastical body of St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle on June 19, 1995. The occasion was Thatcher's appointment as a Lady of The Most Noble Order of the Garter, one of the highest chivalric orders of the United Kingdom. The softcover has gilt ...
UMMA appoints Jim Leija Deputy Director for Public Experience and Learning
The University of Michigan Museum of Art
has appointed Jim Leija as its Deputy Director for Public Experience and Learning. His appointment is effective September 9, 2019. In his new role at UMMA, Leija will be responsible for the strategic direction and oversight of how the public experiences the Museum, and learns in and from it. He will advocate for a diversity of audiences, partner with community and student groups, and actively curate spaces inside and outside the Museum to address the desires and needs of a broad, engaged public. We are thrilled to welcome Jim Leija to UMMA, says Director Christina Olsen. He has deep experience partnering with communities on creative projects that address urgent issues, and exploring the intersections of theatrical and visual artist practice and spaces. His background will ...
Group exhibition featuring six artists and one collective opens at The Korean Cultural Centre UK
The Korean Cultural Centre UK
, Gwangju Museum of Art and Asia Culture Centre present Circulation Metaphor, a group exhibition featuring six artists and one collective, who through various forms of new media art explore the circulation of life and nature. By introducing Korean contemporary artists who live and work in the Gwangju area Circulation Metaphor is part of a series of events that celebrate the city and its strong connection to media art. Since 2014 the city has been a member of UNESCOs Creative Cities Network, a group of 180 global cities who have placed creativity and the cultural industries at the very heart of their development plans. The exhibition also celebrates Gwangjus 2019 status as a city of culture. Each artist in the exhibition works on the idea of circulation, exploring humankinds relationship with nature. Growing from the question ...
A fine army gold medal for the Peninsula War sells for more than £30,000 at Dix Noonan Webb
The fine Army Gold Medal to Lieutenant-Colonel James Hugonin, 4th Dragoons, a distinguished officer who led the 4ths left squadron in Le Marchants brilliant charge of the Heavy Brigade at Salamanca; by far the most important British cavalry action of the Peninsula war sold for £31,200 last week at
Dix Noonan Webb
, the international coins, medals, banknotes and jewellery specialists in their 2-day auction of Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria at their auction rooms in central Mayfair (16 Bolton St, London, W1J 8BQ). Estimated at £20,000-26,000, this was the highest price in the sale which comprised 1575 lots. After being contested on the phone and the internet, the gold medal was purchased by a private collector. Hugonin was an interesting character who commanded his Regiment at the battle of Toulouse and was the youngest ...
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July 23, 1777
. Philipp Otto Runge (23 July 1777 - 2 December 1810) was a Romantic German painter and draughtsman. He made a late start to his career and died young, nonetheless he is considered among the best German Romantic painters.
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One of the most professionally rewarding - and happiest - two years I ever spent was working with legendary director/animator Richard Williams, and producer Mo Sutton, on 'The Animator's Survival Kit - Animated' DVD series, originally released in 2008.
When I started work on this project I had already worked with Dick Williams on commercials, and two feature films: Who Framed Roger Rabbit and The Thief and the Cobbler; but more than any work I'd done before, these DVDs changed my approach to animation, and made me feel for the first time that I had a much stronger technical control over what I wanted to achieve in a scene. Animating actually became fun - a pleasurable challenge - rather than an endless, gut-twisting, sweat.
Building upon Dick's original book, we animated over 400 examples of the animator's craft, incuding timing and spacing, walks, runs, flexibility, overlapping action, weight, dialogue, and directing. Dick Williams and Mo Sutton have now taken 100 of these animated teaching examples and converted them for use as an App for the iPad. Also included in the App is a complete copy of the Expanded Edition of the Animator's Survival Kit book, and Dick's previously unreleased 9 minute animated film 'Circus Drawings'.
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The seemingly abundent number of low scores in recent weeks will trigger a flurry of questions from golf fans; most notably, are the players getting better or are the courses getting easier?
I think it's the former more than the latter, and there are other elements at play too that we should not overlook. The soft, damp conditions at The Greenbrier meant the world's best players were throwing darts at the pins. Anytime you give the world's best players those type of scoring opportunities, you're going to see some low scores. I've been fortunate enough to spend some time up at The Greenbrier and I can tell you, as much as we'd all like to have the course be this score-friendly, that's simply not always the case.
I talked this weekend with Lester George, the architect responsible for the renovation of this historic course and he explained it succinctly. The course's best defense are the green complexes, forcing you to avoid some of the new bunkers and the wrong tiers on the greens. But again, when they are this soft, and hard bounces just aren't a concern, you're going to see a lot of red numbers on the board.
The Greenbrier is the oldest course to host a PGA Tour event and has stood the test of time as one of the great layouts in the country. It's exciting to see the Tour return to such an iconic venue. And for Stuart Appleby to shoot a 59 on the final day to win by one shot, well, it just doesn't get much better than that. But back to the low scores we've been seeing on the PGA Tour.
This week's A Lesson Learned will deal with the number one mistake I see most amatuer players make as they start closing in on a good round.
The problem: They look at the scorecard. Think about it, how many times do you total up your scores and start plotting out what numbers you need to reach a scoring goal? Players do it all the time, whether it's a front nine number, a goal with four holes to play, whatever. People start thinking about scores and shots on holes that are half an hour away from them. That will not help you play better in the present, and that's all you can control. My advice is, don't let your head get in the way of a good round.
Golf is played one shot at a time. When Stuart Appleby made his ten foot birdie putt on the 17th hole, I noticed how committed he was to executing the proper fundamentals. On his putt, he did not look up until the ball was over halfway to the hole. The guy was on the verge of shooting 59, but he had the discipline to not look up to watch his ball track towards the cup! I'm sure he knew he was going low, but he didn't get caught up in the moment. That's how you make record scores.
When you are playing your best golf, don't allow your thoughts to get in the way. In 1996, at the PGA Tour's Qualifying School, I was having a great day on the second-to-last round of the tournament. I remember putting out on the 18th green and immediately looking for the next tee box. That was one of those days when golf seemed so easy and natural. I couldn't wait to get to the next hole, completely oblivious that I had played the last one for the day.
You may remember Anthony Kim at the 2008 Ryder Cup having a similar experience when he routed Sergio Garica 5&4. Sergio had his hat in his hand waiting to congratulate Kim on his incredible play. Anthony headed towards the next tee box until the crowd reminded him that he had won. That's focus. Everyone who plays golf has goals for their score. And when you get into a groove, don't let your mind disrupt what had worked for you thus far. It's one hole at a time, one shot at a time. That's what will ultimately allow you to get the most out of your game. Good luck!
Chip Sullivan is the Director of Golf at Hanging Rock Golf Club in Salem, Virginia. Sullivan, a former member of The PGA Tour, will be playing in his fifth PGA Championship later this month at Whistling Straits in Kohler, Wisc. Sullivan was the low club pro in the 2004 PGA Championship (also at Whistling Straits) when he finished t-31st.


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Welcome to our online guide to the Mercedes-Benz Vehicle Return Standards.
Mercedes-Benz Finance provides a range of finance products and some of these keep your monthly payments to a minimum by giving you the option to return your vehicle at the end of the agreement. When you return your vehicle it needs to be checked for damage and to ensure all the required maintenance and servicing has been carried out – this process is called De-Fleet.
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'Saturday Night Live' Pays Tribute to Sandy Hook with 'Silent Night'
Last night's "Saturday Night Live" featured guest host Martin Short, a skit sending up "A Charlie Brown Christmas," and musical guest Paul McCartney performing with the surviving members of Nirvana (Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear).
But before the skits and rock music, SNL took the time to pay tribute to the victims of the massacre at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., by featuring the New York City Children's Chorus singing "Silent Night." It was a classy, touching move. Watch the clip after the jump.


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Former porn star Jenna Jameson insists exhaustion was to blame for a disastrous live TV interview on Monday morning, during which she slurred her words and seemed a little confused.
Jameson raised concerns for her health after she was featured looking disorientated as she promoted her new fiction book, "Sugar," on breakfast show "Good Day NY."
Jameson, who has battled substance abuse in the past, has since cleared up speculation she was under the influence during the Fox network interview, insisting she was just suffering from a lack of sleep.
She tells TMZ.com, "(I was) very tired. I was exhausted."
Jameson hit headlines last year after she was hit with a DUI charge for crashing her car in Orange County, Calif. She was sentenced to three years probation and ordered to take a three-month alcohol education program after reaching a plea deal to keep her out of jail.


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Always love hearing holiday music this time of the year
You've already been asking… where's the snow?
For those new to the WordPress.com family, every year we allow our users to spread a little holiday cheer by having snow appear to fall on their sites, which especially looks cool on sites with darker color schemes.
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