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1. What is the Berg Fashion Library?
The Berg Fashion Library is the first online portal to offer comprehensive coverage of dress and fashion around the world by providing access to interdisciplinary and integrated image, book and journal content.
2. What's in the Berg Fashion Library?
Key content available now:
- The Berg Encyclopedia of World Dress and Fashion (2010; 10 volumes)
- E-Book collection: full text of approximately 60 Berg fashion monographs with regular updates
- An extensive colour image bank with thumbnails that link through to enhanced content. This includes 1,600 images from the V&A Museum's internationally renowned fashion collection; 2,000 images from the print encyclopedia; 600 images from MoMu Fashion Museum, Belgium; and 200 sample images, from collections including the London College of Fashion and The Museum at FIT
- Extra reference resources, such as an A-Z of Fashion* and The Dictionary of Fashion History by Valerie Cumming, C.W. Cunnington and P.E. Cunnington
- Links to E-Journals: cross-searchable functionality with Berg fashion e-journals Fashion Theory, Fashion Practice, and Textile for mutual subscribers
- Classic and Modern Writings on Fashion: 67 seminal pieces and primary documents on the subject of fashion
- Museum Directory
- Links at article level to articles in Oxford Art Online
- From August 2011 onwards, 2,000 images from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute collection
- Further Encyclopedia articles and new E-Books
- Lesson plans and other teaching resources
* All material from The A-Z of Fashion is © The Gale Group; updates supplied by Berg where indicated
Click here for a full listing of content updates
3. How often is it updated?
At least three times a year with new content and with revisions to existing content.
4. How do I submit a comment or correction?
If you have any general or specific comments on the content of an article or find a cross-reference link that is not working properly, you can send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com or use the contact us form to submit your comments. When providing a comment about a specific article, please provide as much detail as possible and include the URL by copying and pasting the URL from your browser's address box into your message. Comments will be reviewed and considered for inclusion in the next available update.
5. How do I reference an article?
For anyone wishing to reference an article from the Encyclopedia, including authors of said articles, please use the following format:
(Article Title), Berg Encyclopedia of World Dress and Fashion, (Volume number and name, which can be found at the top of each article), published on the Berg Fashion Library online (month and date). DOI (a DOI number can be found at the top of each article on the Berg Fashion Library)
1. How do I subscribe to the Berg Fashion Library?
Annual subscriptions are available for universities, schools, public libraries and organizations. Monthly and annual subscriptions are also available for individuals. Visit How to Order, or contact us for subscription information.
2. Is it possible to have a free trial?
Free 30-day trials are available to libraries and institutions considering a subscription. If you are an individual and would like to try out the site, find out if your library or organization already subscribes or is interested in a free trial. Librarians and administrators in North and South America, please contact us for a free trial here; librarians and administrators outside North and South America please contact us for a free trial here.
3. Are discounts available to consortia and consortia members?
Special pricing is available for library consortia. For further details, please get in touch with your consortia manager or contact us.
4. Does a Berg Fashion Library subscription include a subscription to e-journals?
No. If your institution already subscribes to a Berg fashion e-journal (Fashion Theory, Fashion Practice or Textile) the Berg Fashion Library will link to the journal at DOI level. But Berg journal subscriptions are not included in the Berg Fashion Library subscription price and we are unable to 'bundle' the two types of subscription.
5. Can I subscribe to just part of the content rather than the whole Berg Fashion Library?
No, the Berg Fashion Library is only available as a fully integrated resource
From May 2016, Berg Fashion Library relaunches on a revitalized platform with state-of-the-art functionality. This step by step guide is designed to help customers transition over to the new site as seamlessly as possible. As soon as you move to the new Berg Fashion Library, you and your subscribers will immediately benefit from the following:
- Integration with Bloomsbury Fashion Central, an online platform for fashion educators, students, and researchers that will also include the Fashion Photography Archive and Fairchild Books Library* in one cross-searchable resource
- Modern, intuitive interface with sophisticated functionality,and new user tools facilitating easier, more efficient navigation
- New! Exhibition Archive, launching with Valentino: Master of Couture from Somerset House and Killer Heels: the Art of the High-Heeled Shoe from Brooklyn Museum
- New content, including c.20 new fashion eBooks coming mid 2016
- One sales liaison for all Bloomsbury's fashion, design, arts and humanities platforms, including Fairchild Books Library*, Fashion Photography Archive, Bloomsbury Collections, Drama Online and Bloomsbury Design Library.
You will continue to benefit from:
- Personalization, lesson plans, bibliographic guides, eBook collections, and 13,000 images, including new partnerships with Kerry Taylor Auctions, the Valentine Museum's renowned Costume & Textile Collection, and more images from Los Angeles County Art Museum
- Content will continue to be updated three times a year
* Available outside North America
1. What is changing?
Bloomsbury Publishing (the publisher of the Berg Fashion Library) took over the distribution of the Berg Fashion Library from OUP as of 1 April 2016. Customers will transition to Bloomsbury as their distributor in advance of the website migration. This section provides more information about what this change means for current, and future, subscribers.
After 31 March 2016, Oxford University Press will no longer be handling renewals or new subscriptions to the Berg Fashion Library. If you are a current subscriber, when your subscription is up for renewal you should contact Bloomsbury Publishing directly. Starting 1 May 2016, Bloomsbury Publishing will perform all of OUP's obligations under the terms of their existing license, taking over full responsibility for delivering the Berg Fashion Library to all customers. Beginning in May, all customer service queries should be directed to Bloomsbury, including, for example, questions about content updates, access, renewals, and changes to the website.
For clarity, the timeline is as follows:
1 May 2016: Bloomsbury takes full responsibility for all customer service. Direct all queries to Bloomsbury
May 2016 (TBC): New Berg Fashion Library site available on the Bloomsbury Fashion Central platform; both old and new Berg Fashion Library sites run in tandem for a period to allow libraries to transition to the new site
Subscribers do not need to take any action at this time. There will not be any interruption to your access to the Berg Fashion Library as a result of the shift in responsibility. Bloomsbury will keep you informed about future enhancements or changes, including the upcoming migration to the Bloomsbury Fashion Central site later in 2016.
Please note that existing OUP customers will have access to all historical usage data through April 2016 via the OUP customer librarian portal until 1 May 2017.
If you are an existing OUP customer, feel free to reach out to your regular customer service contact at Oxford if you have a question until end of April, then starting in May 2016 you should contact Bloomsbury directly.
To keep fully updated about the new site, along with future update and offers, please sign up to the Berg Fashion Library Newsletter.
2. How can I access the new site?
IP Authentication: IP Authentication will function for both the existing and the new Berg Fashion Library sites. Bloomsbury will be contacting all existing subscribers to ensure that we have the correct IP ranges in place; customers with queries or updates are asked to contact Bloomsbury via the OnlineSales email listed below.
Athens and Shibboleth: MyAthens and Shibboleth will continue to function on the new Berg Fashion Library site. Note that if you have WAYF-less URLs in place on your intranet or similar resource, these will need to be re-generated to now point to the Bloomsbury SAMS service.
Username and Password: Existing users of Bloomsbury Digital products will be able to use their existing usernames and passwords to access Berg Fashion Library. For Berg Fashion Library subscribers who are new to Bloomsbury then new usernames and passwords will need to be set up.
EZProxy: If you currently offer access via EZProxy, you will need to update your ezproxy.cfg file for Berg Fashion Library as follows:
Title: Bloomsbury Fashion Central
URL: https://www.bloomsburyfashioncentral.com
Domain: www.bloomsburyfashioncentral.com
DJ: www.bloomsburyfashioncentral.com
Please contact us if you need assistance.
Referring URL: Note that trusted URL authentication is standard and should pose no issue for the migration.
3. How can I update links and bookmarks?
The user will need to update bookmarks manually by visiting the new site and locating the appropriate pages. We advise that bookmarks be updated as soon as possible after launch.
4. What about MARC records and DOIs?
All existing MARC records will need to be replaced to work with the new site. These new records will be available to you from July onwards.
All DOIs (Digital Object Identifiers) will switch to direct users to the new version of Berg Fashion Library from July onwards.
Please note that, from July, because all DOIs and MARC records will direct users to the new version of Berg Fashion Library, any user opting to use the previous version of the site will be directed to the new version of the site when using DOIs and MARC records.
5. How to I retrieve usage statistics?
Existing OUP customers will have access to all historical usage data through April 2016 via the OUP customer librarian portal until 1 May 2017.
For the new site, COUNTER statistics will be produced from launch and will be available to download in the month after launch. We encourage you to update your links and to prompt users to use the new site so that your statistics accurately reflect your usage of Berg Fashion Library.
Please note that COUNTER statistics will NOT be transferable between old and new sites.
6. What browsers is the new site compatible with?
All current standard web browsers will be supported, including:
- Internet Explorer 10+
- Chrome 43+
- Safari 8+
- Firefox 38+
- Safari for iOS 8+ (iPhone 5 & iPad)
- Android Lollipop on (Google Nexus)
7. How can I promote use of the new site in my institution?
Bloomsbury is here to help you through this transition; below are just a few ways that we can help you market the new Berg Fashion Library site to your patrons.
Please contact us if we can be of any further assistance.
- In-library support – A variety of printed and electronic promotional items will be available to you free of charge to help you promote new Berg Fashion Library site within your institution. Ask us using the contact details below.
- Increase your usage – we would be happy to provide you with an email template, which you can then use to let your faculty know that Berg Fashion Library has relaunched. To request materials please contact us using details below.
- Training opportunities – we can consider arranging on-site or remote web-based training. Please contact us to enquire using details below.
- Guided tour – a guided tour will be available on the site after launch. Sign up to our mailing list at www.bloomsburyfashioncentral.com/contact-us to be alerted when it's live, or for other news and offers.
8. Who do I ask about the transition?
Use the online form or email:
North America: email@example.com
Australia/New Zealand: email@example.com
UK/Rest of world: firstname.lastname@example.com
1. Why should my institution become a Berg Fashion Library image partner?
The Berg Fashion Library accords with the educational aims and accessibility missions of most major museums by enhancing discoverability of collection content throughout the world. At the present time, information that is of great value to students, scholars and curators remains buried in institutional cataloging systems that do not enable easy discoverability. Given the vastness of the internet, it can be difficult to locate images even when they are available on websites with good search engines. By aggregating relevant images from trusted, vetted sources and indexing them within its bespoke taxonomy, the Berg Fashion Library resolves this problem.
2. How does my institution benefit?
First, by increasing the profile and awareness of your holdings and providing live links, the Berg Fashion Library will likely direct traffic to your site and visitors to your museum. Participants are providing a service to the academic, student and curatorial communities. Curators are able to search Berg Fashion Library to locate important holdings that might enhance upcoming exhibitions. Students are able to learn more about individual garments, and scholars are able to locate objects for research purposes.
3. What do you need?
We are particularly interested in working with institutions able to supply a significant number of images and/or with important specialist holdings. In all cases, we require metadata to accompany image submissions so as to enable indexing within the Berg Fashion Library. For further details please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
1. I cannot access Berg Fashion Library.
Suggestions for Library Administrators:
a) Please verify that you have submitted your library's signed subscriber agreement to Bloomsbury. All new subscriptions require a signed license agreement on file that has been verified prior to activating service.
b) Please check that Bloomsbury has your library's most current IP address information on file. Administrators can verify account details by contacting us. If you have lost or forgotten your administrative password, please contact us.
c) If your library's IP information has changed, please contact us to report the new address(es) or to update IP information currently registered.
d) Your library's access may have expired or been placed on hold if Bloomsbury has not received your subscription payment or if your free trial has expired. It is customary for Bloomsbury to contact subscribers before a renewal/anniversary date or trial expiration. For further assistance, please contact us.
Individual Customers:
You have entered an incorrect username or password or no longer have an active subscription. Please contact us.
2. Is remote access available?
Remote or off-site access is available to all institutional subscribers at no additional cost. For further assistance setting up remote access, please contact us.
3. Is library card access available?
Libraries have the option to allow patrons to access the site using their library barcode. Please have your librarian or administrator contact us for further details on setting up library card access.
4. Is Berg Fashion Library accessible through Athens/Shibboleth?
Yes, please ask your librarian or administrator for details.
5. I have forgotten my username and password.
If you are using access information provided by your library, please contact your librarian or administrator for library access information. Individual subscribers should contact us to change or be reminded of your login.
1. Are usage statistics available?
Usage statistics are available on a monthly basis to subscribing institutions and library consortia.
2. How do I access my institutions statistics?
Please contact us, here from within North and South America, and here from outside North and South America. Your administrative login will be required. If you have lost or forgotten your administrative login, please contact us.
3. How can I view or update my subscription record?
Institutions and individuals within North and South America may view or change their subscription details by contacting us. Subscribers outside of North and South America click here.
4. How can I get a mailing address and other contact details for Berg Fashion Library inquiries?
Full contact details are below.
Subscribers in North and South America
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1. Is the site accessible to visually impaired users?
The site is designed to meet Priority 1 and 2 of the Web 3 Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0. Compliance with each of these guidelines has also been documented and reviewed during the visual design build phase, including through usability studies. Specific measures taken to optimize accessibility include allowing users to adjust font size and image size, and adjust contrast (research has shown that visually impaired users respond better to high contrast text, while dyslexic users respond better to low contrast).
2. What provisions have been made for dyslexic users?
The site has been designed with reference to research regarding the particular requirements of dyslexic users, including through usability studies. For example, the default setting on the site is low contrast to accommodate dyslexic user needs, while visually impaired users can adjust the contrast to high (see note above).
1. With which browsers is the Berg Fashion Library compatible?
The site should be accessible to general users using most current and many legacy browsers. Berg Fashion Library is specifically tested and designed for correct display and function on the following browsers:
• IE8/Windows
• IE7/Windows
• IE6/Windows (version 6.0.2900.2180 or higher) 1
• Firefox 3/Windows
• Firefox 2/Windows
• Firefox 2/Macintosh
• Safari 3/Macintosh
Pages will also display on other browsers, including Google Chrome. Please feel free to contact us if you have a specific browser or platform question.
1Displaying Diacritical Marks in Internet Explorer 6
Select the button for "Fonts..." You can retain the Latin display, but need to select change the Web page font to a Unicode font such as Ariel Unicode MS or Lucida Unicode.
Click OK, and then select "Accessibility..."
Under Formatting, check the box "Ignore font styles specified on Web pages" and click OK.
You should now be able to view diacritical marks throughout the site.
2. Is Berg Fashion Library OpenURL compliant?
Yes, the site is compliant with the 0.1 OpenURL specification. To enable this feature for your institution, please access your account information by contacting us here (North and South America), or here (UK and rest of world). Your institution will need to have an OpenURL resolver.
3. What is the service identifier (sid) for OpenURL Berg Fashion Library?
4. Can I add my library's OpenURL resolver logo to Berg Fashion Library?
Librarians can add their library's OpenURL resolver y contacting us here (North and South America), or here (UK and rest of world). Your OpenURL resolver logo should be a maximum size of 19 pixels high x 55 pixels wide.
5. Does Berg Fashion Library support federated searching?
Yes; the site can currently be accessed by federated search software via HTTP request and supports the METHOD="GET" which sends the request using the following base URL:
This is followed by text=X (X standing here for your search term).
Multiple search terms should separated with the '+' sign.
For example:
if search query contains the terms Dior New Look, use:
6. Can I add the Berg Fashion Library search box to my site?
Yes; librarians or site administrators who wish to provide a short cut into the site can download the html text from here and paste it into their own web page. Please note that this search box will only be able to be used by those who have a subscription to the site.
1. Write For Us
The Berg Fashion Library is updated three times a year with exciting new content. We are always interested in discussing new ideas or topics for lesson plans, bibliographic guides and online additions to the Berg Encyclopedia of World Dress and Fashion.
2. What are we looking for?
All encyclopedia articles, lesson plans and bibliographic guides must relate to fashion and dress. As we have subscribers from across the world, topics must be global in appeal and aimed at students. It is essential that your work is factually correct. We will not publish more than one Encyclopedia article, lesson plan or bibliographic guide on exactly the same topic, so please do check if your subject has already been covered before you submit.
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If you are interested in writing for us, please send an email outlining your topic along with your CV for consideration.
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Muzio Clementi MP
(1752 - 1832)
""the father of the pianoforte"", ""father of modern piano technique"", ""father of Romantic pianistic virtuosity"."
Sonatina Op.36 No.2 in G Major
Sonatina in Re+ Op. 37 N. 2 I Allegro
Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli plays Muzio Clementi Sonata in B flat Op. 12 No. 1
Sonata Op. 50 n. 3 in G minor "Didone abbando...
Peter Phillip Bonetti MP
Peter Phillip Bonetti "The Cat"
From Wikipedia:
Peter Phillip Bonetti (born 27 September 1941 in Putney, London) is a former football goalkeeper for Chelsea, the St. Louis Stars, Dundee United and ...
Pope Francis MP
"Papa Francisco", "Papa Francesco", "Pope Francis", "Jorge Mario Bergoglio Sivori", "Jorge Mario Bergoglio"
Vatican City
Pope Francis - CNN: The People's Pope"
Pope Francis, The People's Pope - Times Magazine
Pope Francis on 60 Minutes
Photos of Pope Francis from Childhood
Gioacchino Rossini MP
(1792 - 1868)
William Tell Overture Finale
The Barber Of Seville - Overture
La gazza ladra (The Thieving Magpie) Overture
Gioachino Rossini , in full Gioachino Antonio Rossini (born Feb. 29, 1792, Pesaro, Pa...
Giuseppe Fortunino Francesco Verdi MP 100
(1813 - 1901)
Requiem ,
Nabucco - Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves from Akt III ;
Libiamo - Brindisi from Traviata - (Joan Sutherland and Pavarotti) ,
Celeste Aida (Pavarotti) ,
Rigoletto - Questa o quella (Pavar...
Arturo Toscanini MP
(1867 - 1957)
Arturo Toscanini (Italian pronunciation: [arˈtuːro toskaˈniːni]; March 25, 1867 – January 16, 1957) was an Italian conductor. One of the most acclaimed musicians of t...
Rudolph Valentino MP
(1895 - 1926)
Rudolph Valentino (May 6, 1895 – August 23, 1926) was an Italian actor, and early pop icon. A sex symbol of the 1920s, Valentino was known as the "Latin Lover" He starred in several well known s...
Dean Martin MP
(1917 - 1995)
ENJOY some of his SINGING !
Find a Grave
Birth: Jun. 7, 1917 Steubenville Jefferson County Ohio, USA Death: Dec. 25, 1995
Legendary Singer, Actor, and Comedian. Born Dino Paul Crocetti in Stueb...
Natalie Jane Imbruglia MP
Natalie Jane Imbruglia, born 4 February 1975, is an Australian singer-songwriter, model and actress. In the early 1990s, Imbruglia was known to audiences as Beth Brennan in the popular Australian soap ...
Giacomo Girolamo Casanova MP
(1725 - 1798)
Giacomo Girolamo Casanova Wikipedia
Giacomo Girolamo Casanova de Seingalt (April 2, 1725 – June 4, 1798) Although best known for his prowess in seduction for more than two hundred years sinc...
Giuseppe Emanuele (Mene) di Flaminio Modigliani
(1872 - 1947)
The "other Modigliani," Giuseppe Emanuele Modigliani was one of Italy's earliest socialist and union leaders to be elected to Parliament. He was the younger brother of the legendary moder...
Steve Buscemi MP
Steven Vincent "Steve" Buscemi (/buˈʃɛmi/, boo-SHEM-ee; born December 13, 1957) is an American actor, writer and film director. An associate member of the renowned experimental the...
Silvio Berlusconi MP
See Wikipedia...
Christopher Columbus MP 100
(c.1451 - 1506)
"Christopher Columbus", "Cristóvão Colombo"
Adicionado por Eduardo Cardoso Mascarenhas de Lemos,a 9 de Janeiro de 2014, baseada nas fontes disponíveis na discussão.
Segundo a tese defendida pelo historiador português Masca...
Marco Emilio Polo MP
(1254 - 1324)
Marco Polo c. 1254 – January 8, 1324) was a merchant from the Venetian Republic whose travels are recorded in Il Milione, a book which did much to introduce Europeans to Central As...
Gina Lollobrigida MP
She is an Italian actress and photojournalist. She was one of Italy's most prominent actresses of the 1950s and early 1960s. Today, she remains an active supporter of Italian and Italian American cause...
Roberto Rossellini MP
(1906 - 1977)
He was an Italian film director. Rossellini was one of the directors of the Italian neorealist cinema, contributing films such as Roma città aperta (Rome, Open City 1945) to the movement.
Isabella Rossellini MP
Isabella Fiorella Elettra Giovanna Rossellini (born 18 June 1952) is an Italian actress, filmmaker, author, philanthropist, and model.
Rossellini is the daughter of Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman a...
Marcello Mastroianni MP
(1924 - 1996)
Marcello Vincenzo Domenico Mastroianni, Knight Grand Cross (28 September 1924 – 19 December 1996) was an Italian film actor. His honours included British Film Academy Awards, Best Actor a...
Al Pacino MP
"Al Pacino"
Alfredo James Pacino- Al Pacino (born April 25, 1940) is an American film and stage actor and director. His role as Frank Slade in Scent of a Woman won him the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1992 afte...
Michelangelo AMERIGHI, da Caravaggio, Patrizio di Siena MP
(1571 - 1610)
"da Caravaggio"
Michelangelo Amerighi was a Patrician of Siena (in Italy) this is the reason of his reception in the Order of Malta as Knight of Grazia (by "Jus sanguinis") and after the vow, Knight of Obedience and o...
Sandro Botticelli MP
(c.1445 - 1510)
Sandro Botticelli
Famous works: Primavera ; The Birth of Venus ; The Adoration of the Magi
Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipepi, better known as Sandro Botticelli or Il Botticello "The Little Ba...
Raphael Sanzio, da Urbino MP
(1483 - c.1520)
Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino (April 6 or March 28, 1483 – April 6, 1520), better known simply as Raphael, was an Italian painter and architect of the High Renaissance, celebrated for the...
Michelangelo MP
(1475 - 1564)
"Il Divino (the divine one)"
Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni (6 March 1475 – 18 February 1564), commonly known as Michelangelo, was an Italian Renaissance painter, sculptor, architect, poet, and en...
Sophia Loren MP
"Sofia Lazzaro", "Sofia Scicolone", "toothpick"
In 1962, she won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in Two Women, becoming the first actress to win an Academy Award for a non-English-speaking performance. Loren has won 50 international ...
Enrico Caruso MP
(1873 - 1921)
"Erri", "Errico", "Enrico"
Wikipedia: English
Enrico Caruso (February 25, 1873 – August 2, 1921) was an Italian tenor. He sang to great acclaim at the major opera houses of Europe and North and South America. Caruso als...
Carmine Coppola
(1910 - 1991)
Carmine Coppola was best known as the creator of musical scores for movies, including The Godfather and Apocalypse Now. A 1933 graduate of the Juilliard School of Music, he later playedflute and compos...
Leonardo da Vinci MP
(1452 - 1519)
Leonardo da Vinci
Most famous Works: Mona Lisa , The Last Supper , The Vitruvian Man
Discovery of a New Selfportrait of Leonardo da Vinci?
Galileo Galilei MP
(1564 - 1642)
He was an Italian physicist, mathematician, astronomer and philosopher who played a major role in the Scientific Revolution. His achievements include improvements to the telescope and consequent astron...
Niccolò Machiavelli MP
(1469 - 1527)
"Niccolo Machiavelli"
Niccolò di Bernardo dei Machiavelli (3 May 1469 – 21 June 1527) was an Italian historian, philosopher, humanist and writer based in Florence during the Renaissance. A founder of modern po...
Enrico Fermi MP
(1901 - 1954)
Enrico Fermi (29 September 1901 – 28 November 1954) is widely regarded as one of the leading scientists of the 20th century, highly accomplished in both theory and experiment. Fermi an Italian p...
Amedeo Clemente di Flaminio Modigliani MP
(1884 - 1920)
Amedeo Clemente Modigliani (July 12, 1884 – January 24, 1920) was an Italian artist who worked mainly in France. Primarily a figurative artist, he became known for paintings and sculpture...
Luciano Pavarotti MP
(1935 - 2007)
Luciano Pavarotti, Cavaliere di Gran Croce OMRI (12 October 1935 – 6 September 2007) was an Italian operatic tenor, who also crossed over into popular music, eventually becoming one of th...
Quentin Jerome Tarantino MP
Born: Quentin Jerome Tarantino March 27, 1963 in Knoxville, Tennessee, U.S. Occupation: Film director, producer, screenwriter, cinematographer, actor Years active: 1988–present Influenced by: S...
Robert De Niro MP
Robert De Niro's grandfather Henry De Niro was born in Italy.
Robert De Niro, Jr. (born August 17, 1943) is an American actor, director, and producer. Widely considered one of the greatest actors of ...
Danny DeVito MP
"Danny DeVito"
Daniel Michael "Danny" DeVito, Jr. (born November 17, 1944) is an American actor, comedian, director and producer. He first gained prominence for his portrayal of Louie De Palma on the ABC and NBC tele...
James Gandolfini MP
(1961 - 2013)
"Jimmy Gandolfini", "Jim Gandolfini"
James Joseph Gandolfini, Jr. (September 18, 1961 – June 19, 2013) was an American actor best known for his role in The Sopranos as Tony Soprano, which won him the Primetime Emmy Award for Outsta...

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Casa Natal Picasso (Birthplace of Picasso)
Picasso's life in Spain spanned nearly all of the country's corners, from the northwestern region of Galicia to big-city Barcelona, and, of course, Andalucia, ... Read more
Castillo de Gibralfaro
The Castillo de Gibralfaro sits high above the seaside port of Malaga and can easily be seen by any traveller meandering about the city. It shares its history ... Read more
Cathedral and Royal Chapel (Capilla Real)
Situated side by side, the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel (Capilla Real) together make an impressive monument to the power of Christian monarchs. The ... Read more
Cathedral de la Encarnación
Málaga's gleaming white-stone cathedral was built over many years on the former site of a mosque after Isabella and Ferdinand had expelled the Moors from ... Read more
Church of Santa Ana (Iglesia de Santa Ana)
The Church of Santa Ana is the oldest church in Seville. Located in the Triana neighborhood, the 13th-century church is home to impressive sculptures, ... Read more
A heady mix of Roman, Moorish, Jewish and Christian ingredients make Cordoba one of Andalusia's most fascinating cities. The city was once at the center of the ... Read more
Cordoba Synagogue
Located in the heart of Córdoba's Jewish Quarter, and just blocks away from the Mezquita, sits one of Spain's most unique connections to the past: the ... Read more
Doñana National Park
One of Europe's most significant wetland reserves, Doñana National Park is a large protected area spanning nearly 3,000 square kilometers across three ... Read more
El Tajo Gorge
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Stumbled into Primal due to food allergies, and subsequent elimination of non-primal foods.
Start Gluten-Free/Soy-Free: December 2012; start weight 158lbs, Ladies size 6
Start Primal: March 2013, start weight 150lbs, Ladies size 6
Current: 132lbs, Ladies size 2
26lbs lost since cutting the crap.
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people get inundated with scare commercials 'and suddenly i was having a heart attack, if i hadn't been taking baby acetaminophen i'd be dead at age 22'
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lolBaby if you time travel back far enough you can avoid that work because the dust won't be there. You're too pretty to be working that hard.
It's like in the new version of Star Trek, where Bones keeps running around "You got [x symptom] I got something for that!" That IS America at it's worst!
The eyes of all hope in thee, O Lord: and thou givest them meat in due season.
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Mc Cormack Meats on d'leglise. For eggs I go to Jean Talon market, I get free range organic eggs 60 for 15$. msg me if you want to go to the market, I will happily introduce you to La Capitane.
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Join me at www.paleoplanet.net, where all the cavemen hang out.
This isn't really paleo vs. CW, but at Starbucks this morning, this girl went on a really loud rant about "iced, I want iced, it's 100° outside. Nobody should be ALLOWED to get hot coffee today!"
Um... First of all, it's in the 70's (but humid and, truthfully, kinda gross), second of all... Hot drinks on a hot day actually help your body regulate temperature...
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A few people have emailed me asking about transport arrangements and hotels in Tamanrasset. I booked my flights from the UK with British airways who fly London Gatwick to Algiers a few times a week.
All my arrangements in Algeria and in Tamanrasset were made by Timgad Voyages, a specialist tour company based in Batna, Algeria. They have been operating since 1981 so are experienced with a good reputation. If you don't speak French or Arabic you will need an English speaking guide and their best one is Redha who was my guide on both my trips to Algeria. His English is perfect and he is an excellent guide. We flew from Algiers to Tamanrasset with Air Algeria. We also had 2 expert desert guides for the trip into the desert who provided all the food and equipment as well as 4 wheel drive vehicle. Unless you know the area well it is essential you get a desert guide who knows their way around - it is very easy to get lost in the desert and this is proper desert - no signposts or cafes, and the only people you meet are Nomads who speak the local language of Tamashek.
Timgad Voyages website is http://www.timgad-voyages.com/EN/ATV/Presentation.php
This is also a useful site for information.http://www.world66.com/africa/algeria/tamanrasset
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i have a late LET with the auto tensioner and plastic pulleys, and the engine is in my nova. ive done a search on here re cambelt changes and ive got a few qu's.
the bottom pulley was removed so that the new belt could be fitted (water pump changed also), but i read on here that the tensioner needs to be moved round to the 'new belt position'-how is this determined, ie is there physical markings on the backing plate which need lining up?
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 The saw blade makers come home to roost
A customer recently walked into our store and showed Jocko a package of Olson fret saw blades. Jocko got all excited and called everyone over to look at the package of blades. Nothing unusual in that. The kicker was that the guy said that he had bought those blades from Mr. Olson himself, before he retired and sold the company in the late '70's or early '80's, and the factory was located right here. By "here" he meant literally here, as in 32 33rd street Brooklyn NY. Our building!!!!!
Wow, what a small world!!
We carry
Olsen fret saw blades
and we all thought this was really cool. The blades are interesting too. This was an Olson invention - the last three teeth on the saw blade go the other way so that when you are on the upstroke with the backwards teeth, the blade cuts from the bottom and prevents tearout. These blades are pretty hefty, and when Mr. Olsen sold out, he told our customer, who was a puzzle maker, to buy a lot of blades. He did - 25 gross of blades. The package he showed us was the second to last package of blades left.
I don't know much about Olson brothers, other than that that Chuck Olson is still at Olson and that the company is now part of Blackstone Industries in Connecticut. So I gave Chuck a call for the straight dope.
Olson Bros. was founded by Chuck Olson's grandfather, Albert Olson, in 1918. Albert was originally a coal miner from Lance, PA and Chuck didn't know exactly why he ended up in Brooklyn making saw blades. Brooklyn was a pretty happening town in 1918, so it does make a little sense that a young man trying to start a company would easily find himself in Brooklyn. From 1918 to about 1960, the company was in the Maltz building on Flatbush Avenue (now part of Long Island University's Brooklyn campus)and then moved here to 32 33rd Street (on the fourth floor in the front; we're on the back part of the fifth floor). Our neighborhood is on the outskirts of Sunset Park, which, at that time had a large Swedish and Scandinavian population and was sometimes known as "Finn Town." The Olson family was Swedish, so that was presumably a draw to the neighborhood, though they didn't live in the area. Early on, Albert's other brothers joined the company, but the company was later run by Stanley Olson, Albert's son and Chuck's father. Chuck started helping out his dad in 1957 at age 12.
Bush Terminal Market was build as a warehouse complex for the docks, but with the invention of the pallet in the mid 1920's, multiple story warehouses made a lot less sense, and of course trucking became more important than railroads. So by the 1960's there was a lot of manufacturing going on in the complex, including a large cardboard box factory on the first and second floor of this building.
Things change. Sunset Park is now mostly Chinese, Mexican and Columbian. We have our own Chinatown and some of the best Chinese and South American restaurants in New York City. Olson Brothers sold to Blackstone Industries in 1976 and Stanley Olson retired. Chuck Olson moved to Connecticut with Blackstone and is still there running the show. The box factory is still downstairs and there is a cabinet shop on the fourth floor where Olson used to be.
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That is too cool Joel, not just for the fact that the blades have your address on them, but the fact that your store resides in a building that was in fact a toolmaker in the past.
I hope he left the pack of blades with you.
Great trivia!
Scott Olson
It's great to see my family's history online! I didn't know my dad worked there when he was 12, but I am sure glad for child labor laws by the time I was born! I have the original sign for the Olson Bros. Machine Tool and Saw, hanging in my house and somewhere I think I have a pack of those blades too. Enjoy the building, I've never been there!
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The master plan includes an indoor practice facility, fitness and weight rooms and an outdoor practice field.
"I think this is a game-changer in every regard," Northwestern University President Morton Schapiro said. "It's obviously a big step forward, a major step forward for our football program."
Schapiro did not offer a timetable on the project because of the massive fundraising effort ahead. Among the final obstacles: $220 million in overall costs.
Still, Schapiro considers it a worthwhile investment given its benefits to the athletic program and the Northwestern community. The plan, first announced in October 2010, literally required years of deliberation from all involved parties.
"We think these things out in great detail, and we take our time, and we get them right," Schapiro said.
The approval is a victory for athletic director Jim Phillips, the major proponent of revamping the school's athletic facilities. According to Board of Trustees representative Bill Osborn, Phillips was tasked with planning how athletics could help to create a better university community.
After years of work, Phillips succeeded. He struggled to contain his excitement upon hearing the news after waking up Saturday with his "fingers crossed."
"It is an absolute investment in this department of athletics and recreation," Phillips said. "It will absolutely touch the lives of every kid on this campus, now and well into the future, and that's why this is such a historic and important date. It truly is transformational."
NU, in its current state, has one of the poorest football facilities in the Big Ten. Now, Phillips expects future recruits to be shown, and be attracted to, the state of the art complex.
Phillips noted that the change in location serves as an additional benefit. The football team currently trains near Ryan Field— about a mile away from main campus. With a practice field near classrooms, players' in week activities can run "seamlessly." Not only that, the football team will be more closely connected with the rest of the student body.
But, as "multipurpose" would indicate, the effects of this decision extend beyond the football program. Schapiro noted that some Northwestern teams – including the seven-time national champion women's lacrosse squad – have no locker rooms next to their home stadium at Lakeside Field. Instead, they are forced to walk to nearby Patten Gymnasium. That will change, and the university can use a new indoor venue that fits 2,500 people in a variety of ways.
Football, of course, figured largely in the overall equation. Phillips, through his apparent joy, made that clear.
"I've said it publicly and privately, football is the engine that drives this department," he said. "It's the emotional engine. It's the financial engine."
The finished product is a long way off. Regardless, Saturday marked a major improvement to Northwestern's athletic department, especially its engine.


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everything was clean, the staff efficient and polite, the room was very comfortable and breakfast - whilst not being overly comprehensive - was well presented (coffee was excellent - not filter !!). Location is just around the corner from the pedestrian area with a variety of shops as well as a weekly market.
Large room, comfortable, nearly hassle-free, and of course, the rate.
Hotel closed on Wednesdays, with no clue what to do about it in the original booking instructions. It all worked out in the end with a phone call.
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With the release of the 2009-2010 NBA schedule, hardcore basketball fans are searching up and down their favorite teams' schedules trying to determine which games are wins and which games are losses.
For Atlanta Hawk fans, there is much reason for hope in the upcoming season. After many years of being at the bottom of the Eastern Conference and outside of the playoff hunt, it would appear as if the Hawks have made a turn for the better in their franchise.
This slide show will present ten games that I feel will be difference makers for the Atlanta Hawks in this upcoming season. Of course, every game in an NBA Regular Season has significance, but these are games in which the Hawks will be tested and also games in which possible conference positions could be determined.
The Hawks Starting 5 will be able to contend with any other team in the NBA. Al Horford has come into his own. Josh Smith and Joe Johnson have developed into team leaders. Mike Bibby is back and adds veteran leadership to control the team. The bench got deeper with the additions of Jamal Crawford and drafting Jeff Teague from Wake Forest. The futures of Flip Murray and Marvin Williams with Atlanta remain undecided as they are still free agents. If Atlanta can bring both players back, they will be extremely deep and talented.


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The 2014 MLB celebrity softball game, which aired after Monday's Home Run Derby, had something for everybody in the NL's 14-4 win over the AL.
Each year, this game is full of notable figures from television, sports, movies and music. The intriguing interaction between all of the personalities involved always seems to deliver plenty of highlights.
This year was no different, as the star-studded cast left a big impression on many people around the Web.
Some of the celebrities involved in the annual softball game have spent a little bit of time on a baseball diamond before. Former MLB great Jim Thome is certainly in that category.
Known for some big home runs during his playing days, he continued the trend when he found himself at the plate once more. Here's a look at an absolutely demolished home run, courtesy of MLB Fan Cave:
Jim Thome crushing: https://t.co/3whZ9IJJdi #CelebSoftball— MLB Fan Cave (@MLBFanCave) July 14, 2014
We all remember what happened the last time rapper Nelly took the baseball field, right?
Well, just in case a refresher is in order, here's a glance back in time:
That wasn't too pretty.
As it turns out, all Nelly needed was a little pep talk. Who better than to give him one than MLB Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith?
Take a look at Smith's high praise, via MLB's post on Twitter:
High praise for @Nelly_Mo coming from the Wizard of Oz himself. https://t.co/tsErN3T8Qb #CelebSoftball— #ASG (@MLB) July 14, 2014
Those words appeared to do wonders for Nelly, as he took the plate shortly after and delivered a home run.
The All-Star Game's official Twitter account broke down the rapper's deep-ball swing:
Amazing #CelebSoftball Game for @Nelly_Mo. pic.twitter.com/E3Havq2vCJ— All-Star Game (@AllStarGame) July 14, 2014
Unfortunately, the game wasn't kind to all of its participants.
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson is known for his prowess on the football field. After all, he did rush for an improbable 2,097 yards back in 2012.
Let's just say he picked the right sport.
Here's a look at a not-so-great attempt from the plate, as he's just a bit behind with his swing, courtesy of Minnesota Twins team photographer Brace Hemmelgarn:
AP was just a bit behind a Jennie Finch fastball. #ASG pic.twitter.com/66MyR6KRsc— Brace Hemmelgarn (@bracehemmelgarn) July 14, 2014
Apparently, Peterson could have spent a little more time with Thome prior to the game:
Jim Thome teaching Adrian Peterson how to hit. #ASG #CelebSoftball pic.twitter.com/NHEK0JFhX7— MLB Public Relations (@MLB_PR) July 13, 2014
Although, that can't be blamed entirely on AP. He was up against former softball pitcher and Olympic gold medalist Jennie Finch.
Here's a good look at Finch dealing:
.@JennieFinch can bring it. pic.twitter.com/7QXnacntqq— All-Star Game (@AllStarGame) July 14, 2014
Then again, according to a tweet from Brian Murphy of the St. Paul Pioneer Press, perhaps Peterson had it coming:
Adrian Peterson on whiffing on two Jennie Finch high hard ones: "I said, don't take it easy on me. I want you to come with a fastball."— Brian Murphy (@murphPPress) July 14, 2014
Fat Joe was also participating in the action, and according to a couple tweets, he may have not been entirely graceful running the bases. Minnesota Wild winger Zach Parise got a hold of one, which sent Joe rounding second.
Chad Graff of the St. Paul Pioneer Press gave his impression:
Fat Joe just went first-to-third on a Zach Parise double. It was as comical as you'd expect.— Chad Graff (@ChadGraff) July 14, 2014
Rob Bradford of WEEI.com chimed in as well:
Nobody goes from 1st to 3rd like Fat Joe. No, I mean it. Nobody goes from 1st to 3rd like Fat Joe #asjustwitnessed— Rob Bradford (@bradfo) July 14, 2014
It was an action-packed event and a reminder that swinging a bat isn't as easy as it may appear. Just ask AP.


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Somebody please help me I'm in 3d glasses overload ir vs dlp link, rechargable vs battery and on and on. I have found no glasses that list wd 73642 being compatible somebody please point me in the right direction I was thinking dlp link but would like to know pro vs cons and which ones will work with this tv. Thanks in advance.
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Xbox One UK price is now £299.99
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Zynga CEO Don Mattrick has departed the social games giant after less than two years, with former boss Mark Pincus reinstated as chief exec.
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MIDDLEBURY — U.S. Rep. Peter Welch on Thursday reiterated his support of President Barack Obama's newly proposed gun control initiatives, lamented Congress's inability to pass a comprehensive farm bill and said friction between the major parties is as bad as he has seen it in his six years in Washington.
The Vermont Democrat, during an interview with the Addison Independent, discussed these and other issues, including the nation's financial woes.
MIDDLEBURY — The Addison Central Supervisory Union (ACSU) board has agreed to spend up to $15,000 in a renewed effort to hire a superintendent to start the job by this summer.
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The superintendent is currently accountable to nine boards, including one each representing the seven elementary schools within the ACSU, plus the UD-3 board that oversees Middlebury Union middle and high schools, and the ACSU board. This has made for a rigorous meeting schedule that ACSU directors acknowledge is hampering current efforts to recruit a new superintendent (see related story).
MONTPELIER — Addison County lawmakers are again positioned to be "impact players" in shaping this year's legislative agenda, according to recently announced House and Senate committee assignments.
MIDDLEBURY — WhistlePig owner and founder Raj Bhatka had hoped this year to begin harvesting rye grown on his 500-acre farm off Shoreham's Quiet Valley Road, a crop he wants to distill and store in oak barrels to age for up to 10 years to mature into high-end whiskey.
MIDDLEBURY — Twenty-two people operating out of an 11,000-square-foot space in Middlebury's industrial park are poised to deliver international language instruction to classrooms throughout Vermont — an effort they hope will help build the skills of the state's workforce.
MIDDLEBURY — Patrick Reen can officially take the word "interim" off his title as principal of Middlebury Union Middle School. Reen recently signed a two-year contract to serve as the school's leader following a search that drew 36 applicants.
MIDDLEBURY — When the Addison Central Supervisory Union board next meets on Jan. 16, it will begin to discuss whether to quickly launch a fourth attempt at hiring a new superintendent or instead focus on bringing in an interim administrator to temporarily take the helm come July 1.
Some board members also promised the upcoming discussion will include a debate on what the ACSU could do to reduce the number of board meetings the superintendent must attend as part of the job.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 (4 ounce) packages blue cheese, crumbled
- 1⁄2 cup butter, softened
- 1 1⁄3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- Beat blue cheese and butter until fluffy. Add flour and cayenne pepper. Mix until blended.
- Divide dough in half; shape each portion into a log. Place in waxed paper and refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
- Cut each log into 1/4 inch thick slices and place on an ungreased baking sheet.
- Bake in a 350 degree oven for 13 to 15 minutes. Place on wire rack to cool.
- Note: Cooking time does not include refrigeration time.
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I made this for one of my girl parties and they all loved it.