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The idea of talking about death makes America uncomfortable, Dr. Bill Riceman said.
Riceman, 65, will host a seminar on how to deal with dying from 7 to 9 p.m. May 7 at Blue Ridge Christian Church in Mills River. The topic will be "Looking from the Bed: 101 tips to demonstrate love to the dying."
Riceman, who has terminal heart disease, will talk to those in attendance about different ways to help during the transition toward death. The idea of mortality isn't an easy one, but in actuality, American society goes a little beyond discomfort about the topic, Riceman said.
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President Barack Obama made a pilgrimage on Friday to Bethlehem, the traditional birthplace of Jesus.
At the Church of the Nativity, Obama ducked to enter through its small Door of Humility. Manger Square, the plaza in front of the church, was almost deserted except for security personnel.
Earlier, Obama visited Israel's most powerful national symbols, paying homage at the Holocaust memorial and the graves of Theodor Herzl, the founder of modern Zionism, and Yitzhak Rabin, the prime minister assassinated in 1995 by an extremist Jew over peace moves with the Palestinians.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Billie Jean Williams Redden, age 82, of Bastrop, LA, are scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at Green Acres Baptist Church with the Revs. Gerald Gates and Sammy Redden officiating.
Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery under the direction of Golden Funeral Home. Visitation will be held from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. Tuesday at Golden Funeral Home. Mrs. Redden, a retired employee of South Central Bell and devoted member of Green Acres Baptist Church, passed away Monday, January 21, 2013. She was a devoted mother and grandmother.
She is survived by her children, Brenda Harris of Bastrop, LA Harvey William Redden, Jr. and wife Carol of Bastrop, LA; sisters, Rosie Cole and husband Gerald of Downsville, LA, Christine Westbrook of Bastrop, LA, Gladys McRae of Bastrop, LA, Joy Crawley and husband Richard of Lubbock, TX; grandchildren, Lisa Coburn and husband Shawn of Bastrop, LA, William Harris of Baton Rouge, LA, Melanie Harris of Bastrop, LA, Daniel William Redden of Chicot, CA, Joseph Slade Redden of Bastrop, LA, Jennifer K. West and husband Joseph of Bastrop, LA; great grandchildren, Chelsea Coburn, Casie Coburn, Raven Harris, Silas Harris, Layla Harris, Aiden Nichols, Starr Redden, Jonah West and numerous nieces and nephews.
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CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - DAPER Department Head/Director of Athletics, Candace Royer, has announced the hiring of Dave Hagymas as the new varsity men's tennis coach at MIT. Hagymas returns to the collegiate ranks after serving as a private instructor in Lower Burrell, Pa., for the past year and a half.
Prior to his time in Pennsylvania, Hagymas was an assistant coach at Duke University from 1992-2004. In his first season with the Blue Devils, he worked with the women's team before beginning an 11-year stint with the men's squad. During his tenure with the men's team, he helped guide the Blue Devils to a top-10 national ranking each season and nine Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) championship titles. In 1997, Hagymas was named the Regional Assistant Coach of the Year and then copped national accolades in 2001.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo., Jan. 20, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Innospec, Inc. (Nasdaq:IOSP) today announced that it will release fourth quarter 2014 earnings results on Tuesday, February 17, 2015, after market close. Following the release of its results, Patrick Williams, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Ian Cleminson, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, will host an interactive conference call on Wednesday, February 18, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. EST.
The public is invited to listen to the conference call by dialing 1-877-280-2296 (U.S.) and +44 (0) 20 3427 1904 (International), 5-10 minutes prior to the start of the call. The access code is 6828381. An audio webcast of the conference call will run simultaneously on the company's website at www.innospecinc.com. The relevant link as well as the slide presentation for the conference call will be found in the Investor Relations section of the website.
A replay of the call will be available from February 18, 2015 through February 24, 2015. The replay can be accessed by calling 1-866-932-5017 (U.S.) and +44 (0) 20 3427 0598 (International). The access code for the replay is 6828381. A replay of the webcast can also be accessed from the company's website and will be available for 30 days following the call.
About Innospec Inc.
Innospec, Inc. is an international specialty chemicals company with approximately 1300 employees in 20 countries. Innospec manufactures and supplies a wide range of specialty chemicals to markets in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific. The Fuel Specialties business specializes in manufacturing and supplying the fuel additives that help improve fuel efficiency, boost engine performance and reduce harmful emissions. This business also contains Oilfield Specialties which provides specialty chemicals for oil & gas drilling and production operations. Innospec's Performance Chemicals business provides effective technology-based solutions for our customers' processes or products focused in the Personal Care; Polymers; and Fragrance Ingredients markets. Innospec's Octane Additives business is the world's only producer of tetra ethyl lead.
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One of the classic combinations in certain regions of France is Picon Biere, that is a Pilsener or Wheat beer with a splash of Amer Picon poured in.
Unfortunately, we don't get Amer Picon here in these United States.
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Amaro Ciociaro & Gordon Biersch Zwickel Bock
Gordon Biersch isn't exactly a small craft brewer, more of a semi-large producer of beers. This beer has been staring at me from the shelf at Canyon Market for a while. With its attractive motto, "Never Trust a Skinny Brewer," and resealable bottle. Who can resist an unfiltered lager?
This special unfiltered Hellerbock (Blonde Bock) was made by tapping directly into an aging tank of Blonde Bock via the Zwickel (German for "sample valve"). This unfiltered version is extraordinarily fresh and smooth creating a drinking experience previously only available at the brewery.
Regarding the whole "Amer Picon" controversy, a while ago, well regarded cocktail and spirits wordsmith David Wondrich tasted through his entire stock of Amaros, looking for the single Amaro which most closely resembled Amer Picon. At the time, he chose Amaro Ciociaro as closest, maybe being just a tad more herbal and needing a touch of extra bitter orange zest. His recommendation, Amaro Ciociaro with a dash of bitters.
METHOD: Pour a beer into the mason jar of your choosing. Pour in a half shot (2cl) of Amaro combined with a dash or two of Orange Bitters (I used Miracle Mile Orange Bitters).
I think I have gotten lucky again with this combination.
While the Zwickel Bock on its own might have been a tad sweet for my taste, the astringency of the Amaro and Orange Bitters cuts it a bit and lingers on in the aftertaste. Tasty.


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Ionized gas kills pathogens, study finds
Brief exposure of packaged fruits, vegetables or liquids to an electrical field may eliminate all traces of foodborne pathogens, a Purdue University study finds.
Food science professor Kevin Keener and researchers at Dublin Institute of Technology published their results in theJournal of Applied Microbiology.
The experimental method used electricity to generate a plasma, or ionized gas, from gases inside the sealed package. It created short-lived, bacteria-killing molecules such as ozone, nitrogen oxides and hydrogen peroxide.
The 20-second treatment, followed by 24 hours of exposure to the plasma, eliminated bacteria on food surfaces, according to the study. Developed commercially, the cost of such a process should be comparable to existing chemical and heat treatments, Keener said in a news release.
"Even in the most resistant bacteria-growing media, 45 seconds of treatment gave us complete elimination of the E. coli," said Keener, who also appears in an online video.
The method could lead to a cold pasteurization process for juices and liquids, according to the researcher, and perhaps to an alternative to chlorine washes for produce.
"Chlorine water works well on hard surfaces," Keener said in the release. "But there can be issues if bacteria get inside organic matter on the produce, making chlorine ineffective."
Another possible application is development of portable devices to purify water in places lacking purification capacity.
The research was funded by the European Community's Seventh Framework program. The results are part of a larger European Union project, Safe-Bag. More information is online.
Additional research is planned to consider how the process affects food quality.
The Purdue professor plus researchers from Ireland-based Dublin Institute of Technology and Dublin City University and Spain-based Innovació i Recerca Industrial i Sostenible, plan to develop a pre-commercial system for larger-scale decontamination testing.


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YouTube Bans Terrorism Videos; Don't You Feel Much Safer?
from the I-know-I-don't dept
Yet, a bunch of folks have been sending in links to a story claiming that Google has now caved to Sen. Lieberman, and will now ban terrorist videos on YouTube. The article says that YouTube's new terms of service will ban footage that "advertises" terrorism or "extremist causes," which seems pretty broad, and certainly open to abuse. The article describes some videos that show how to commit violent acts -- but those were already banned by YouTube, so that's rather misleading. These new terms are more disturbing. It's not going to stop the videos, it's just going to make it harder to keep track of them, harder to counter them -- all while making the terrorists feel more legitimate.
Terrorists should be tracked down and stopped -- absolutely. But we should be dealing with the actual problem of terrorists, not some videos they made.


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Mixed economic bag from Labor: Weekly jobless claims drop, imports drop
It was a mixed bag from the Labor Department Thursday as signs of economic resiliency from a drop in weekly jobless claims were offset by an unexpected decline in U.S. imports and exports prices.
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits dropped 12,000 to a seasonally adjusted 334,000 last week, a sign that steady job gains will continue.
The four-week average, a less volatile measure, decreased 7,250 to 345,250, the Labor Department said Thursday. Both figures are only about 7,000 above their levels of a month ago, which were the lowest in five years.
Applications are a proxy for layoffs. A decline suggests that companies are cutting fewer jobs. Since January, applications have fallen 6.5 percent.
At the same time, hiring has been steady. Employers added 175,000 jobs in May, the department said last week. That nearly matched the monthly average for the previous year. The unemployment rate ticked up to 7.6 percent.
The economy grew at a solid annual rate of 2.4 percent in the first three months of the year. Consumer spending rose at the fastest pace in more than two years.
Economists worry that federal spending cuts and higher Social Security taxes, which started Jan. 1, might be slowing growth in the April-June quarter to an annual rate of 2 percent or less. But many expect growth will pick up again at the end of the year.
The department said earlier this week that more Americans quit their jobs in April compared with March. That's a sign of confidence in the job market, since most workers don't quit until they have another job or are sure they can find one. More people quitting jobs also opens up jobs for other workers, or the unemployed, to take.
Overall hiring also picked up in April, the department said, as part of its Job Openings and Labor Turnover survey. Top officials at the Federal Reserve have said they are looking at the level of quits and overall hiring as part of their efforts to gauge the health of the job market.
On Wednesday, a survey of chief executives at the largest U.S. companies showed that they are more optimistic about sales in the next six months and plan to add more workers.
The Business Roundtable said its April-June quarterly survey found 32 percent of its members expect to expand payrolls in the next six months. That's up from 29 percent in the January-March survey. And 78 percent expect their sales to increase. That's up from 72 percent from the previous survey.
Small business owners are also a bit more optimistic, according to a separate survey by the National Federation of Independent Business, released Tuesday.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Dressing up for Shabbat (Part I)
May 22, 2013
Every week, Jody Hirsh, the JCC's Judaic Education Director, provides a Shabbat message that is featured at the top of the JCC's weekly email newsletter. Below is the Shabbat message for Friday, May 24, 2013.
Dressing up for Shabbat (Part I)
You can wear absolutely anything on Shabbat. However, the age-old custom is to get particularly dressed up in honor of this, the holiest of the Jewish holidays. In fact, in Israel, the expression "Bigdei Shabbat" (Shabbat Clothes) has come to mean fine clothing – even if you're wearing them on a weekday!
In the 16th Century, in Tsfat, the center of mysticism in Northern Israel, the rabbis would dress themselves in white – and go into the fields to greet the "Shabbat Queen." This practice of wearing white on Shabbat – especially on Friday nights, is a mainstay of many Jewish communities world-wide, and is a common way of celebrating the Sabbath at many Jewish summer camps!
A famous children's story, "Hanna's Shabbos Dress," is published in many versions and is included in the PJ Library collection. It tells the story of the complications in a child's life, when her Shabbat dress gets dirty! So many children know this story – and it reinforces the notion of the importance of looking great on Shabbat (although, actually . . . the moral of the story is that sometimes there are things that are more important than what you're wearing!).
So . . . when you observe Shabbat, think about what you're wearing. What's most important to you. Looking special? Being comfortable? Formality? Informality? Let your attire reflect your approach to Shabbat.
Coming soon: More on dressing up for Shabbat!
Shabbat Shalom


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Waterbury-Oxford Airport , Oxford, CT Phone: 860-568-8924.
The Wings of Freedom Tour will be at the Oxford Airport from September 5 to September 7, 2014 and arrive at 2 p.m. on Sept. 5th and depart on Sunday at 5 p.m. The Tour brings historic aviation to your community. Tour through the authentically restored aircraft or take a flight aboard for the ultimate immersion in history. The B-17, B-24 and P-51 are on the 25th season of the Wings of Freedom Tour. Visitors are invited to explore the aircraft inside and out; $15 for adults and $6 for children under age 12. WWII veterans can tour through the aircraft a no cost. Call for further information.
11 Walker Road, Woodbury, CT Phone: 203-263-0768.
Sat. & Sunday noon to 5 p.m. Come to our Barn and Taste Our Wine. Walker Road Vineyards is a small farm winery in Woodbury which has produced award winning wines, and has gained a following in the local market, including some local restaurants. Join us for a discussion in the barn/ tasting room at Walker Road Vineyards. Directions: From I-84 Exit 15 go North on Route 6 for 7 miles to the North End of Woodbury. Make a right on to Middle Road Turnpike. Continue one mile and turn left on Minortown Road for ¼ mile. Walker Road is on the right, and the Winery is the first house on the right.
Main Street, Torrington, CT 06790. Phone: 860-248-5038.
June 28, 2012 through July 1, 2012 at the Warner Theatre in Torrington the Litchfield Hils Film Festival will take place. Experience cinemagic. All tickets must be purchased online or at the film festival office. The 2012 festival schedule will include four days of screenings, workshops, and celebratory events, with tickets available at several levels of access, from per-screening selection to the full immersion experience. Individual per screening ticket $9; Day pass $39; VIP Pass $199 weekend access to all films, workshops and receptions. Check the website for the full screening schedule.
P.O. Box 511, 18 Main St., Sharon, CT 06069. Phone: (860) 364-5688.
This tag sale happens once every three years giving our donors time to gather truly great things under a tent on the ground of the Sharon Historical Society. On Friday: 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Early Buying Party, Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, $50 per person at door oir $40. in advance. On Sat. 10- 4p.m. & Sun. 10-1 p.m. Free admission to the public (with "early bird" admission for $10 from 9-10 a.m.) On 7/5: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Free admission, Silent Auction runs through event until Sunday at noon. For more information and to purchase tickets for the Early Buying Party call 860-364-5688 or email email@example.com.
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SUNDAY, JULY 1, 3PM--St. Petersburg String Quartet,Robert Stallman, Flute (Music Mountain Debut) All Schubert ProgramSchubert: String Quartet in A Minor, Opus 29, D.804 "Rosamunde" (1824) *(16),Schubert-Stallman:Piano Sonata # 13 in A Major, D. 664, Opus 120(1819) *(1),Transcribed for Flute and Strings by Robert Stallman (2005),Schubert: String Quartet in G Major, Opus 161, D 887 (1826) *(10).
Thomaston, CT 06787. Phone: 860-283-1301 or 860-283-5971.
On Sat. 11 a.m. escorted by the Thomaston Police Department along with the Volunteer Fire Dept. Color Guard. Children dress up and decorate their bikes in a patriotic colors; lineup is on Perritt Drive at 10:30 a.m. and the parade steps off at 11 a.m. The parade will not be held if it is raining at 10:30 a.m. when parade would be forming.
195 Water Street, Naugatuck, CT 06770. Phone: 203-729-9039.
First Thursdays this summer will offer families and individuals an opportunity to explore local history through movie presentations. July 5 at 6pm, Stolen Boy--Enjoy the story of Chauncey Judd, who was kidnapped during the revolutionary war and got away from his captures. $2 a person, free for members, refreshments available. Call to register.
Route 202, Litchfield, CT 06759. Phone: 860-567-0857.
On July 6, 2012 at 7PM in the Activity Shed at White Memorial Conservation Center enjoy Red, White, and BLUES!!!!! Jimmy Griswold in Concert!: Winsted native Jimmy Griswold blazes into town with his blistering brand of bionic blues. Griswold has released 4 national and internationally reviewed cd's (available in our gift shop!). He has opened for musical royalty: Johnny Winters, Robert Cray, and Jimmy Vaughn to name a few. Jimmy is a mainstay on the blues festival circuits in the Tampa/St Pete area and has toured the U.K. three times. If you relish the blues, don't miss the Jimmy Griswold Experience. 7:00 P.M., Activity Shed. All tickets: $10.00. Tickets must be paid for in advance and can be picked up in the Gift Shop or at the door the night of the concert.
Colette's Summer Craft Series kicks off with Let's Do Magic. Each week a new activity and theme will be introduced allowing children and families to explore a variety of crafts and projects, each week is an individual program, so sign up for one or all 5. The cost of the program is $2 a week per child, sign up for all five and save $2. July 6, 11AM--Let's Do Magic, learn some new magic tricks from one of our local magicians. Call to register.
Patriot Garage, Danbury, CT Phone: (203) 792 1711.
The Sixties Show™, in performance on Friday, July 6th, is NYC based and is regarded as The Greatest 1960's Musical Tribute Show in The World. The act features former members of Billy Joel's and Elton John's band, The Boston Pops® and current members of The Smithereens. The members of The Sixties Show have toured and played with legendary acts such as Paul McCartney, The Beach Boys, Mick Jagger, The Bee Gees, Blondie, Little Steven {Bruce Springsteen} Pete Townsend. Opening the evening is Phoenix Tree, and CityCenter Danbury's "Non-Profit in the Spotlight" is the Norwalk River Valley Trail (NRVT). Performances begin at 7 pm, with headliners taking the stage at 8 pm. Parking is readily available at the Patriot Garage (but not on the roof!) and the concerts are elevator accessible. You can find tasty treats to snack on around the Green, including CityCenter Danbury's most recent eaterie, Ortega's. For more information, call CityCenter Danbury at (203) 792 1711. Follow the balloons from the Green to the top of Patriot Garage!
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The twisted minds that had a hand in bringing you such warped TV sketch shows as Human Giant, Pretend Time and Robot Chicken have conspired to take crass stop-motion comedy to the big screen withHell & Back, a horror-comedy starring Nick Swardson (Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star) and T.J. Miller (Our Idiot Brother). Here the pair play two twenty-something best buds, Remy and Augie, who are happily stuck in manchild mode, but must man up for a rescue mission once a mutual friend is mistakenly sent to hell. Variety reports Rob Riggle, who made memorable appearances in The Hangover, The Other Guys, and Human Giant, has signed on to play this hell-bound bud, who unlike Remy and Augie is willfully entering the realm of adulthood.
Also joining the stop-motion feature are Michael & Michael Have Issues's Kumail Nanjiani and The Sarah Silverman Program's Brian Posehn. The stand-up comic who is well known for his nerdy rants and devotion to heavy metal music will fittingly be voicing an over-the-hill devotee of '80s metal, while Nanjiani will play Sal the Demon, a presumably low-ranking hell employee. There's no word yet on when the laborious production of Hell & Back will begin, but as the films co-writers/co-directors, Tom Gianas and Ross Shuman, have plenty of comedy ties, there's sure to be more noteworthy funnymen joining the mix.
Hell & Back is slated for a 2013 release date, but in the meantime Miller can be seen in screenwriter Lorene Scarafia's directorial debut Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, which opens in April. Coming off the box office bomb that was Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star, Swardson has no new projects to announce at this time.


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Dec. 6, 2008
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – A key 11-2 spurt that spanned seven minutes in the second half helped propel the MIT women's basketball team to a 50-43 victory over Bay Path College on Saturday. Cheryl Kwinn posted 13 points, 11 rebounds, and four steals for the Engineers (3-4) while Jessica Hunt compiled 22 points, 13 boards, six blocks, four steals, and three assists for the Wildcats (2-5).
Bay Path gradually established an 11-6 lead midway through the opening half before MIT fought back to even the contest at 12 on a jumper by Kwinn. The Wildcats notched 11 unanswered points for a 23-12 advantage with 29 seconds on the clock. With four seconds left, Kwinn hit the front-end of her free throws as Kristen Whaley gathered the offensive board and drained a layup to cut the deficit to 23-15 at the break.
The Cardinal and Gray opened the second stanza with 10 straight points, including a pair of layups by Emily Prentice that put MIT ahead by two (25-23) at the 14:23 mark. Three ties ensued before a free throw from Hunt gave Bay Path a 30-29 edge. The Engineers responded by scoring 11 of the next 13 points, capped by a three-pointer from Jamie Simmons with 3:50 left to play. The Wildcats narrowed the gap to six on three occasions, the last at 44-38 with 51 seconds remaining. Four free throws by Simmons coupled with a layup by Kwinn maintained MIT's cushion despite a layup and a trey by Hunt at the buzzer.
Simmons registered 13 points, six assists, and five rebounds while Clara Yuan notched 10 points and six steals. Whaley finished with nine boards as Prentice totaled six points.
Kathleen Rodrigue and Christina Calabrese each contributed six points for the Wildcats while Rodrigue added seven rebounds.
Both squads will continue action on the road next week. MIT will travel to Regis College on Wednesday, Dec. 10 while Bay Path will make the trip to Green Mountain College on Friday, Dec. 12.


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The most notable thing about this season of museum and gallery shows is that, for the first time in years, it seems, there's no blockbuster event in the offing to monopolize all the attention, interest and ticket sales to the public.
Instead, area museums will be putting on shows that challenge, entertain and educate - in short, the kind of focused, thoughtful shows that have a reason for being other than how many people they can lure through the box office. In February, local museums will coordinate exhibitions for Vivat! St. Petersburg, a celebration of 300 years of Russian art, music and culture in our historic sister city.
At the Baltimore Museum of Art, we can look forward to several fine smaller-scale shows. This month, the museum opens an intriguing retrospective on the late Tom Miller, a Baltimore native whose whimsical, brightly painted furniture and found objects created the style known as Afro-Deco.
As a lifelong city resident, Miller was powerfully influenced by two local arts institutions: the BMA, where he was fascinated by the Cone Collection of early modern art, especially its Matisses, and the Maryland Institute College of Art, where he earned both bachelor's and master's degrees.
Miller's signature work was a reflection of both the exuberant experimental atmosphere he encountered at MICA and the disciplined, formal control he so admired in Matisse. The BMA show promises a thoughtful essay on how these two threads came together in his work to produce art that was profoundly original, personal and imaginative.
Next month, the BMA puts on Painted Prints: Revelation of Color in Northern Renaissance and Baroque Engraving, Etching and Woodcuts. Yes, the title is a bit ponderous, but don't let that put you off; the works are quite wonderful, and they make the point better than any historical tome that knights and ladies of old loved colorful pictures every bit as much as we do in our media-saturated age.
At the Walters Art Museum, Art of the Ancient Americas opens this month with a stunning display of pre-Columbian artworks from Central and South America dating from 2500 B.C. to 1520 A.D.
The artworks are on 10-year loan to the Walters from the Austen-Stokes Ancient Americas Foundation in New York and include more than 120 objects, many of which will be on public view for the first time.
In October, the Walters will also present Book of Kings, an exhibition based on an illustrated medieval Bible believed to have been commissioned by Louis IX of France, the Christian monarch who took part in the Crusades in 1248. In November, the museum honors Maryland artist Joseph Shepard with an exhibition of 13 of his paintings of boxers in the Old Masters style.
Because the American Visionary Art Museum puts on only one big show each season, it has to be a doozy, and this year's is no exception. High on Life: Transcending Addiction presents some 300 pieces by 100 self-taught artists whose works grew out of their struggle with drug and alcohol addiction. This is heady, difficult stuff, but also awesome in its affirmation of the human spirit's capacity for transcendence.
In Washington this fall, the Corcoran Gallery of Art will present Here is New York, a compilation of 2,000 photographs on the theme of Sept. 11, plus shows on the painted sculpture of Joan Miro and aerial photographs by Emmet Gowin.
The Hirshhorn Museum offers a long-awaited exhibit of Arte Povera, the most important Italian art movement of the 1960s, as well as a hugely important retrospective of painting and photography by German artist Gerhard Richter.
Meanwhile, the Phillips Collection is presenting Pierre Bonnard: Early and Late, and the National Gallery presents shows of Willem de Kooning this month and a surefire crowd-pleasing exhibition of 500 years of trompe l'oeil painting, the art of making pictures look so real you can't tell they're just pictures.
Baltimore museums
Baltimore Museum of Art, 10 Art Museum Drive. 410-396-7100 Sept. 15-Feb. 16: Tom Miller: Changing Spaces. One-of-a-kind chairs, tables, desks, cabinets and screens reconstructed in the artist's signature "Afro-Deco" style. Oct. 6-Jan. 5: Painted Prints: The Revelation of Color. The first extensive exploration of hand-colored prints of the Renaissance and baroque periods, when the application of color to engravings, etchings and woodcuts was a common practice in print production. Nov. 27-May 25: Parallel Tracks: The History of Photography in Two Brief Installments. Fifty works chronicle the development of street photography and studio photography as distinct genres. Also, Common/Places: Contemporary Photography from Germany and Northern Europe. Large-scale works by Bernd and Hilla Becher, Rineke Dijkstra and Gerhard Richter. Feb. 12-May 4: Art of the Ballets Russes. Stage and costume designs created by Mates, Miro and others for the legendary Ballets Russes of Paris during the first decade of the 20th century. Also, as part of the Vivat! celebration: The Brilliance of Bakst: Theater and Textile Designs and Gregor Piatigorsky: Virtuoso as Collector. April 9-Sept. 20: William Morris: The Reactionary Revolutionary. Cotton prints and woven woolens created by Arts and Crafts movement founder William Morris, who extolled simple objects crafted by hand over cheap machine-made products.
The Walters Art Museum, 600 N. Charles St. 410-547-9000 Sept. 22 --September 2010: Art of the Ancient Americas. Surveys major cultures of the ancient Americas, including the Maya, Teotihuacan and Aztec from Mexico and the Valdivia, Tairona and Inca from South America. Oct. 27-Dec. 29: The Book of Kings: Art, War and the Morgan Library's Medieval Picture Bible. The exhibit focuses on the Crusader Bible, one of the greatest 13th-century French manuscripts. Nov. 10-March 9: Ringside: The Boxing Paintings of Joseph Shepard. Shepard gives new meaning to the term action painting in these works done in Old Masters style. Nov. 16-Feb. 16: The Artful Book: Selections From a Contemporary Collection of Books by Artists. Twentieth-century books designed by great modern book artists. Feb. 14-May 25: Origins of the Russian Avant-Garde. Part of the citywide Vivat! St. Petersburg festival, this exhibition presents 140 works by 20th-century Russian artists. Also, Faberge's Menagerie: The Animal Creations of the Faberge Workshops.
The American Visionary Art Museum, 800 Key Highway. 410-244-1900 Oct. 5-Sept. 1: High on Life: Transcending Addiction. Three hundred works by artists who have battled drug and alcohol addiction.
The Contemporary Museum, 100 W. Centre St. 410-783-5720 Sept. 5-Oct. 12: Hot Summer, Cool Media Lounge. Sound, video, film and computer works by artists who have made significant contributions to the development of new media art. Jan. 11-March 11: Imperfect Innocence: The Dennis & Debra Scholl Collection. Contemporary photography from one of the nation's premier collections. The show features works by Rineke Dijkstra, Hellen Van Meene, Mathew Barney, Catherine Opie, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Dan Graham, Cindy Sherman, John Baldessari and Barbara Kruger.
Baltimore galleries
Beveled Edge, 5909 Falls Road. 410-366-6711 Through Oct 31: Life, Loss, Hope. Painting, sculpture and photography by R.G. Book, Gina Falcone Skelton, Janet Mishner, Tilghman and Ellen Pitts, John Hock. Nov. 7-Dec. 31: Nature's Bounty. Paintings by Joan Cox and Sheep Jones.
C. Grimaldis Gallery, 523 N. Charles St. 410-539-1080 Oct. 2-27: Eugene Leake: A Survey. Baltimore County landscapes from a Maryland master. Nov. 1-Dec 1: John Waters: Straight to Video. Dec. 5-Jan. 4: David Brewster: New Paintings, and Allegra Marquart: New Work in Cast Glass.
Estreya Gallery, 827-29 W. 36th St. 410-889-1226 Sept. 20-Oct. 12: Pinhole to Digital Photography. Domestic landscapes by Penny Harris. Oct. 17-Nov. 9: TBA. Nov. 16-Jan. 15: Group show of miniature paintings.
Fleckenstein Gallery, 29 Allegheny Ave., Towson. 410-296-8588 Through Oct. 12: Hidden Rooms, Distant Countries, Other Times. Mixed-media collage by Carmen Robb. Oct. 19-Nov. 30: New Work: Photographs by J.D. Talasek. Dec. 3-Jan. 4: Gallery Salon. Group show of gallery artists.
Galerie Francoise, Greenspring Station, 2360 W. Joppa Road. 410-337-2787 Sept. 21-Nov. 5: Baltimore Countryside. Paintings by Kostantinos Damalas. Nov. 6-Jan. 6: Paintings by Ruth Pettus. Dec. 6-Jan. 6: Sculpture by Harvey Peteron.
Gallery International, 523 N. Charles St. 410-230-0561 Through Oct. 6: The Skin and the Structure. Wearable sculpture by Clarina Bezzola. Oct. 10-Nov. 10: Jordi Fulla. Geometric paintings in oils and acrylics. Nov. 12-Dec. 24: Group show of various international artists.
Gomez Gallery, 3600 Clipper Mill Road. 410-662-9510 Sept. 14-Oct. 12: Australian Photography: Dunbar/Chiappin, Deborah Mooney and Tom McGhee. Oct. 19-Nov. 16: Two Abstract Painters. Margo Allman and Larry Spaid. Nov. 23-Dec. 21: Paintings by Soledad Salame and Susana Jaime-Mena.
Maryland Art Place, 8 Market Place, Suite 100. 410-962-8565 Sept. 14-Oct. 12: Serious Humorous. Photography by Bruce Charlesworth, Pamela de Marris and Michael E. Northrup. Oct. 29-Nov. 9: I Love MAP. Annual benefit exhibition. Nov. 23-Dec. 28: Just Paint. Paintings by Carolyn Case, Dan Randall and Gerald Ross.
Mission Space, 338 N. Charles St. 410-752-8950 Sept. 10-Oct. 26: Moon Age Daydream: The Life and Times of Ziggy Stardust and other Photographs. Works by Mick Rock. Nov. 2-30: Bask. Paintings by the Florida-based Czech artist. December: Group show TBA.
Montage Gallery, 925 S. Charles St. 410-752-1125 Through Oct. 12: A Slice of Poetry. Mixed-media on canvas and paper by Jeanne G. Keck. Oct. 16-Nov. 30: Visual Transparency. Mixed-media on wood by Jacqueline Jolles. Dec. 1-31: Group show of gallery artists.
St. Paul Art & Design, 2524 St. Paul St. 410-889-0921 Oct. 12-Nov. 2: Watercolors by Arin Mitchell. Nov. 15-Dec. 14: TBA.
School 33 Art Center, 1427 Light St. 410-396-4641 Through Oct. 4: New Work by Young W. Lee. Sculpture and drawing. Also, Cell, site-specific sculpture by Renee Rendine and Foon Sham; New Work by Albert Schweitzer; Imprint by Bonnie Crawford. Oct. 12-19: Lotta Art. Annual benefit exhibition. Nov. 2-Dec. 6: 2002 Annual Juried Exhibition. Also New Work by Youngmi Song; Prometheus in Baltimore by Timothy Lonergan. Dec. 12-Jan. 17: New Work by Brandon Morse and John Watson. Occidio by Tim Nohe.
Steven Scott Gallery, 515 N. Charles St. 410-752-6218 Through Sept. 28: The Long Hot Summer. Group show of gallery artists. Oct. 3-Dec. 21: Amy Lamb: Recent Photographs 1996-2002. Also, Atmospheric Conditions, group show by gallery artists.
Corcoran Gallery of Art, 500 17th St. N.W. 202-639-1700 Sept. 7-Nov. 11: Here Is New York. Two thousand amateur and professional photographs taken during and after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Sept. 21-Jan. 6: The Shape of Color: Joan Miro's Painted Sculpture. Eighty sculptures and works on paper created during the 1960s and 1970s, when the artist was at his most playful. Oct. 12-Dec. 30: Fashioning Art: Handbags by Judith Leiber. Every notable from Greta Garbo to Claudette Colbert to Hillary Rodham Clinton has carried Leiber's bejeweled creations, which are an art form in their own right. Oct. 26-Jan. 6: Emmet Gowin: Changing the Earth. Aerial views by one of the country's most renowned art photographers.
The Hirshhorn Museum, Independence Avenue at 7th Street Southwest. 202-357-2700 Oct. 24-Jan. 20: Zero to Infinity: Arte Povera 1962-1972. The Arte Povera movement, Europe's answer to minimalism and pop, propelled Italy to the center of the international art scene in the 1960s. Nov. 14-March 2: Directions - Cecily Brown. Recent landscape painting in which the artist reinterprets pictorial and thematic strategies invented by de Kooning and others. Feb. 27-May 18: Gerhard Richter: Forty Years of Painting. The most comprehensive retrospective of Richter's work ever seen in North America includes landscapes, portraits, photo-based paintings and gestural abstractions.
The National Gallery of Art, 4th Street and Constitution Avenue Northwest. 202-737-4215 Sept. 29-Jan. 5: Willem de Kooning: Tracing the Figure. Through nearly 70 works on paper executed between 1940 and 1955, this exhibition examines de Kooning's pioneering vision of the female form. Oct. 13-March 2: Deceptions and Illusions: Five Centuries of Trompe l'Oeil Painting. Trompe l'oeil - the depiction of objects so exactly that they appear real - has fascinated artists and viewers since antiquity. This show presents 115 paintings by masters of the genre. Jan. 19-April 20: Edouard Vuillard. Two hundred works reveal both the public and private sides of this quintessentially Parisian artist. Feb. 9-May 11: Thomas Gainsborough, 1727-1788. Seventy-five paintings and 30 works on paper by the 18th-century English landscape artist. March 2-June: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. Kirchner (1880-1938) was the leader of Die BrM-|ck, Germany's most important avant-garde group of the early 20th century. This selection of 150 works is the first major exhibition in the United States of Kirchner's work in 30 years.
The National Museum of Women in the Arts, 1250 New York Ave. N.W. 202-783-5000 Oct. 11-Jan. 5: Judy Chicago. More than 90 works from the 1960s to the present chronicle the development of this pioneering American feminist artist.
The Phillips Collection, 1600 21st St. N.W. 202-387-2151 Sept. 22-Jan. 19: Pierre Bonnard: Early and Late. Recognized as a 20th-century master, Bonnard was a painter, illustrator, set designer, printmaker and photographer. The show presents 130 works that explore the vision that animated his work from the turn of the century to the late 1940s. Oct. 1-Jan. 31: Willem de Looper: A Birthday Celebration. Honoring the 70th birthday of Dutch-born artist Willem de Looper, a curator at the Phillips from 1972 through the 1980s, the museum presents an installation of his large-scale color-field paintings.


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Dragonet - Callionymus lyra
Common name: Dragonet
Scientific name: Callionymus lyra
Accession number: 078
Materials: Watercolour on paper
When painted: 1831-1841
MacGillivray's "Callionymus lyra". It is likely that MacGillivray obtained his fish specimens from the fish market. It was usual for local fisherman to send word of unusual catches if they knew the artist would be interested in painting them.


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Hermann Will Not Be Fired Over Volleyball Team Letter [VIDEO]
It appears that Rutgers University will stand by incoming Athletic Director Julie Hermann despite allegations that she displayed Mike Rice-like behavior as a volleyball coach at the University of Tennessee in 1997.
"It's been communicated to me (by University President Barchi) that I'm the athletic director and will lead Rutgers into the Big Ten," Hermann told ESPN on Monday. He spoke to Rutgers Board of Governors, according to Hermann, and they have offered their support.
Barchi issued a statement on Monday via the University website indicating that he is standing by his Athletic Director-to-be. "Looking at Julie's entire record of accomplishment, which is stellar, we remain confident that we have selected an individual who will work in the best interests of all of our student athletes, our athletics teams and the university."
Hermann also got support from Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich. "She did impeccable work for us. No one has said anything the past 15 years. She is beloved here," he told ESPN, hinting at a "possibility" she could return to Louisville if Rutgers doesn't work out.
Hermann, hired to clean up Rutgers' scandal-scarred athletic program quit as Tennessee's women's volleyball coach 16 years ago after her players submitted a letter complaining she ruled through humiliation, fear and emotional abuse, the Star-Ledger reported on its website over the weekend.
"The mental cruelty that we as a team have suffered is unbearable," the players wrote about Julie Hermann, hired May 15 as Rutgers' athletic director after serving as the No. 2 athletic administrator at Louisville.
"Heatbreaking" Allegations
Hermann posted a statement on the Rutgers athletic department site calling the allegations of mental and verbal abuse "heartbreaking" and says that she has "tried to learn from each mistake" she has made during her 25-year career in athletics.
"I know the recently published story has caused distress. I was never notified of the reported letter outlining the concerns of some former athletes," she wrote. "However, I am truly sorry that some were disappointed during my tenure as coach. For sure, I was an intense coach, but there is a vast difference between high intensity and abusive behavior.
Governor Chris Christie plans to speak wih Rutgers officials and promises to "ask questions." Christie spokesman Michael Drewniak says the governor is aware of the report about Julie Hermann in the Star Ledger but wants to get more details before commenting.
State Sen. Ray Lesniak (D-Union) went so far as to call for the return of Tim Pernetti to his old position while former Gov. Richard Codey (D-Essex), currently a state Senator, compared the university to Comedy Central and called for President Robert Barchi to resign.
"It's an embarrassment to the students and alumni of a great university and it's time Mr. Barchi takes his show on the road," Codey told the Star Ledger.


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To take advantage of the benefits of RPM, users need not take any action. RPM will be turned on by default for all users when it is implemented beginning in 2008. If you do not want to take advantage of the benefits of RPM and stop receiving duplicate notices, you can opt-out of the RPM service on a per-user basis.
When RPM is implemented, all BNC-produced documents from the court will be sent to you via email. Traditional, paper notices will no longer be processed by the BNC and sent to you by U.S. mail. The exception to this is the 341 Meeting of Creditors Notice. In addition to the notice sent by email, this notice will also be sent via BNC and will include the full social security number of the debtor(s). Using RPM will not change your ability to utilize the "one free look" option provided by PACER. To learn more about PACER and your free copy of newly filed documents, visit the PACER FAQ Page [1].
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Truncated RSS Is A Bad Business Decision
from the respect-your-audience dept
The full text vs. partial text debate is flaring up again as Gawker Media has just shifted all its blogs to partial feed blogs. From my standpoint, this makes it significantly less likely that I'll link to them, because I'm less likely to actually read through their posts to see if they're worthwhile. I'll stay subscribed, but whereas in the past I might read through an entire post before deciding it was worth writing about, now I'll only have a snippet to make that decision -- and that makes it that much less likely that I'll find their posts worth linking to. And that seems like a mistake.
Matt McAllister from The Guardian responded to Felix Salmon's blog post (the one linked above), and noted that when The Guardian moved to full text RSS feeds they saw their web traffic go up significantly. Admittedly, there may be other factors involved here, but it's yet another data point in favor of being open and making it easier for your audience and your community to engage.
What I think both this and the whole ad blocking discussion come down to is a question of how different sites look at and treat their audiences. If they feel they need to take a short-term view and "monetize" every interaction with them, or if they realize that there's a long-term value in building up a strong and loyal relationship. It's also quite similar to the constant debates over the music industry -- where the music industry feels that it wants to get paid pennies every time you hear a song. That's the short-term "we have to monetize every use" view, compared to the longer term view, which recognizes that free songs and building up a relationship between the fans and the musicians can lead to something much more lucrative that benefits everyone.
But the key point is made by Salmon in his blog post about this. Others like to accuse Salmon and myself of supporting things like full text RSS feeds, letting people use ad blockers and being against paywalls as "a sense of entitlement." Of course, since I'm on the publishing side of things, I don't see how that actually applies to me since I'm defending the rights of the community of readers over short-sited publisher decisions. But the real reason why we think these (well, for RSS and paywalls -- I don't know Salmon's view on ad blocking) things are important to understand is that taking the simplistic view of trying to maximize short-term monetization is a bad business decision in the long term:
At heart, my argument for full RSS feeds is similar to my argument against a NYT paywall, and neither argument has anything to do with a sense of entitlement on my part. Instead, both are simply bad business decisions. If you truncate your RSS feeds, you'll get less traffic than you had with full feeds, and you'll alienate an important minority of your audience. And if you implement a paywall, the increase in subscription revenues will fail to offset the decrease in ad revenues, even as you'll alienate lots of your audience. So neither makes commercial sense.Exactly. All of these are decisions that don't take into account the bigger picture or understand the overall dynamic of a community. They assume that each transaction is a single impact: if this user doesn't "pay" a site now, it's "lost revenue." But it doesn't take into account that that user might "pay" in other means -- via a comment or by passing it along to others. And what if that individual is influential and passes it on to a lot of people? It blocking off that possibility because that individual doesn't "pay" by ad or paywall seems incredibly short sighted and quite disrespectful of a community.


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Definitions of utopia
n. - An imaginary island, represented by Sir Thomas More, in a work called Utopia, as enjoying the greatest perfection in politics, laws, and the like. See Utopia, in the Dictionary of Noted Names in Fiction. 2
n. - Hence, any place or state of ideal perfection. 2
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Two teens will face court charged with attacking an American tourist while he slept in a car in southern NSW.
The 23-year-old tourist was asleep in the car at Albury when the teens got in, punched him a number of times and hit him in the head with a glass bottle around 5am (AEDT) last Friday, police say.
The victim ran to nearby homes for help and was treated in Albury Hospital for serious facial injuries.
Two local teens aged 17 and 19 were arrested on Thursday and charged with robbery in company inflicting actual bodily harm.
The 19-year-old was refused bail to appear at Albury Local Court on Friday, with the 17-year-old to appear at Albury Children's Court.