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This book considers the relevance of ritual theatre in contemporary life and describes how it is being used as a highly cathartic therapeutic process. With contributions from leading experts in the field of dramatherapy, the book brings together a broad spectrum of approaches to ritual theatre as a healing system. more »
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Fox News alerts -- accused movie massacre suspect James -- due in court in Colorado -- is a hearing today on whether Holmes is.
University records will be turned over to prosecutors his defense attorneys.
Are fighting the State's request homes of course accused of killing a dozen people and wounding more than fifty others during a screening.
Of the latest Batman movie last month -- -- -- live at the courthouse with the details we can't.
-- -- this is about 100 pages of documents from the University of Colorado where James Holmes was a student it does not contain.
Medical records the prosecution in the case is arguing that they should have access to these documents in order to properly prepare for another hearing next week.
In which they will also attempt to get a notebook -- home sent to his.
University psychiatrist before the shooting at the theater the judges placed a gag order on the case so few details about what all of these documents contain is being released.
The university meantime is not commenting on reports that homes had seen.
Three different mental health professionals connected with the University of Colorado before the massacre in Aurora.
Separately this city over Warren says it is working with the owner of the theater Cinemark Holdings.
I'm figuring out what to do next with the century sixteen movie complex the city has put out a survey to hear from folks what they think the future that building should be.
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Also moving forward the apartment building where James Holmes -- the shooting suspect was officially evicted from his residence earlier this month.
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Halo: Reach is the fifth and probably last game in the Halo series made by Bungie. It is a very anticipated game. Many people believe that the game will be the highest grossing of 2010. The game takes place soon before the events of Halo: Combat Evolved. In this game, you don't play as Master Chief but a new unnamed person identified by the callsign Noble Six. The game is based on the book Halo: The Fall of Reach and obviously it will take place on the planet Reach, as Spartans defend the planet from the Covenant. A multiplayer beta of the game will be released in May 3rd 2010 and it will contain alot of new modes like Invasion, headhunt and spartans vs elites. Halo: Reach is going to kick some serious ass.
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Highly anticipated upcoming FPS game being made by Bungie Studios for the Xbox 360 console. It is a prequel to Halo: Combat Evolved and will be the last Halo game made by Bungie, who will afterwards move on to making another game of a new IP universe (or possibly a Marathon game). There will be a public beta starting May 3rd that anyone with a copy of Halo 3: ODST can access. "Dude, have you pre-ordered Halo: Reach?"
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After hearing about Infinity Ward releasing a game called Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 or Call of Duty 6 or Modern Warfare 2, critically acclaimed studio Bungie will follow up Halo 3: ODST or Halo 3: Recon with Halo: Reach, in an attempt to show video game studios how to actually keep children from going to school. Halo: Reach has good graphics too Infinity Ward!
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Halo: Reach is a game made by Bungie Studios and was the prequel to Halo: Combat Evolved. It was supposed to be the greatest Halo title, but turned out to be terrible. It broke its own canon many times and introduced many new features that were terrible.
They broke the original Halo gameplay so badly that the golden triangle (guns, grenades, melee) turned into a square made out of moldy turds (Armor abilities, guns, grenade spam, sprint melee). They removed many features that made what Halo was and removed dual wielding, and the most iconic weapon of Halo: The SMG. The Battle Rifle was also removed and replaced with a new, more overpowered weapon. Bungie also brought back the health system which made sense, but made grenades way more powerful, without changing them. The game was overall terrible and only ran for a few weeks off of hype. The game couldn't even hold #1 game on Xbox LIVE for more than a few weeks. Every other Halo game accomplished this for years, and even when they were not #1, they were still pretty high up. There is a conspiracy where Bungie intentionally made Halo: Reach a bad game because they didn't want the fans to miss them and so 343 Industries could have an easy time winning over the fanbase and selling Halo games by turning Reach into something playable and remaking the first Halo game without changing a thing. Guy: Halo: Reach is gonna be great!
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Born Nov. 21, 1935 in Brixey Raymond Richard Brown, 2006 Potentate of Ararat Shriners in Kansas City, passed away March 5, 2007 at St. Luke's Hospital East, surrounded by loved ones and friends, at the age of 71. Visitation will begin at 4 p.m., followed by funeral services including a Rose Ceremony by the Royal Order of Jesters at 6 p.m. on Sunday, March 11, at Ararat Shrine Temple. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Monday, March 12, at the Souder Cemetery in Ozark County. In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Ray Brown Memorial Fund at Ararat Shrine Temple, 5100 Ararat Drive, Kansas City, MO 64129.
Ray was born Nov. 21, 1935 in Brixey, the only child of Osborn C. and Allie Agnes (Hale) Brown. He grew up on the family dairy farm, graduated from the Gainesville High School, and was a member of the Church of Christ in Souder.
Ray found employment with Hallmark Cards as an order filler in 1953. He later joined the U.S. Army for two years, serving in Europe, and then returned to Hallmark. His career at Hallmark spanned more than 40 years, retiring as manager of building engineering in 1995.
Ray was a member of Christian Masonic Lodge in Oak Grove #392 AF&AM, the Scottish Rite Bodies, Valley of Kansas City, and Ararat Shrine Temple. At Ararat, Ray was a longtime member of the Patrol Unit where he served as captain. He also served as assistant director of Uniformed Units, and was an active member of the Sandblasters, Quetzalcoatl, and Royal Order of Jesters Court 54.
Ray was appointed to Ararat's Divan in 1997 by the now late Illustrious Sir Don Fowler, and served as Potentate in 2006. Ray was also a member of the Harry S Truman American Legion Post #21 for 23 years. He had a passion for golf with all his buddies. He was also a fan of all sports, especially Chiefs football, where he was a season ticket holder for several decades, and NASCAR, which he followed throughout the country.
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- Fearful; terrible.
- Unexpected; sudden.
- Singular; wonderful; extraordinary.
- n. A wonder; a strange deed, event, or object.
- n. Wonder; astonishment.
- n. A fault.
- Fearfully; singularly; wonderfully.
- Suddenly; hastily; quickly.
- To wonder.
- n. obsolete Astonishment, surprise, wonder, wonderfulness, unexpected.
- n. obsolete No wonder, not surprisingly.
- adj. obsolete Unexpected, sudden, terrible, amazing, great or numerous, very.
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. obsolete, obsolete, obsolete Singular; wonderful; extraordinary.
- From Middle English fērlī ("astonishing, surprising, unexpected"), Old English fǣrliċ ("sudden, unexpected"). (Wiktionary)
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"Fra 'witches and warlocks," I solemnly intoned, "fra 'wurricoos and evil speerits, and fra' a 'ferly things that wheep and gang bump in the nicht, Guid Lord deliver us!"
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Series: Pretty When She… Novella
Publication date: March 15th 2013
Genre: Adult Horror
An exciting new novella set in the world of Pretty When She Dies…
Cassandra is a dhamphir-the offspring of a vampire and mortal woman-and a thief of occult relics.
Aimee is a full-blood witch that is bound to a powerful vampire who traffics in the slavery of supernatural beings.
Both are powerful, lonely, and trapped in the dangerous world of the vampires.
When Cassandra steals a relic from Aimee's vampire master, he targets her as his next acquisition. What he doesn't realize is that a chance encounter between Cassandra and Aimee ignited a spark between them that they cannot deny.
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A vision that began to evolve more than 90 years ago has taken full form as today's Indiana Wesleyan University — one of America's fastest-growing and most dynamic Christian colleges.
When trustees of the Indiana Conference of The Wesleyan Methodist Church agreed in 1919 to purchase Marion Normal Institute, they were driven by a desire to establish an institution of higher education in Indiana. Marion was well-located for a Wesleyan Methodist Church education center. It was within a few miles of the Indiana Conference headquarters in Fairmount, and there were 25 Wesleyan churches within a 30-mile radius of campus.
Marion College, which became Indiana Wesleyan University in 1988, was officially established in 1920. There were five graduates in the class of 1920-21.
As IWU celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2010, the institution's vision had grown to extend well beyond the 30-mile Wesleyan radius from campus. Students representing more than 70 denominations now come from all 50 states and 10 foreign countries.
Enrollment in traditional classes on the Marion campus now exceeds 3,100 students, and more than 12,000 adult learners attend classes at regional Education Centers in Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, or online. Nearly 50,000 students have graduated from IWU over the years.
Through its constantly expanding programs, locations, and learning modalities, the entire world has become a campus for Indiana Wesleyan University.
As the University reported 25 years of record enrollments from 1985 to 2010, the academic choices also increased. Marion College initially focused its curriculum on the training of teachers and ministers. IWU today offers bachelor's degrees in about 70 majors.
In addition to undergraduate programs, Indiana Wesleyan University now offers master's degrees in several fields through the College of Adult and Professional Studies, the School of Nursing, and Wesley Seminary at Indiana Wesleyan University, which opened in August 2009.
In July 2004, the University began offering its first doctoral program in Organizational Leadership.
As enrollment increased and academic offerings were expanded, the population on IWU's Marion campus began to shift from commuters to residential students. That fueled a building boom that began in the late 1980s and continues today.
The original campus consisted principally of the "Old Triangle" with an administration building and a women's dormitory. An additional nine acres were acquired later and eventually became the site of a gymnasium, a college church and a library.
The campus now has expanded to more than 300 acres, is valued in excess of $360 million, and includes more than 25 buildings that have been constructed or expanded in the last two decades. The 3,800-seat Chapel-Auditorium that opened in January 2010 is the largest single building project in University history.
Just as it took bold vision and leadership to establish Marion College, it is successive generations of entrepreneurial administrators who have led Indiana Wesleyan University to become one of America's most successful and innovative colleges.
Under the administration of President William F. McConn from 1932 to 1960, a college of arts and sciences with five divisions and a divinity school were established.
The "Program of Progress," initiated by President Woodrow Goodman in 1960, led to curriculum changes, the acquisition of land, and new buildings. In 1966, under his leadership, Marion College was accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
In June 1987, Dr. James Barnes became president of an institution that was on the brink of bankruptcy. His first priority was to put the University on a solid financial footing. Between 1995 and 2003, two capital campaigns raised $65 million.
In the second year of President Barnes' administration, Marion College became Indiana Wesleyan University to reflect what had become a wider scope of clientele and increasing numbers of graduate programs.
Dr. Henry Smith, who came to campus in July 2004 as Indiana Wesleyan University's first executive vice president, became the eighth president on July 1, 2006. The Seminary and Chapel-Auditorium are significant evidence of President Smith's influence on the University during his first term.
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White House Boys
4 months ago
The bodies of 100, mostly black, boys are found at a Fla. reform school
The first night 13-year-old Robert Straley arrived to the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys in 1963, he initially thought it was a decent place to stay. Sent there after problems at home with his mother, Straley found himself sitting with other newcomers to a Florida state reform school located in the Panhandle community of Marianna off Interstate 10. He'd run away from home three different times, which is the main reason he ended up at Dozier.
"It looked like a college campus," he recalled in an interview with Loop 21. "I thought it was nice, but some of the other boys wanted to leave. I didn't."
Someone who overheard the speculative conversation informed the administrators and later that night Straley and five other boys were taken to an 11-room, cinder block building called the "White House" where they tragically discovered the Dozier School was far unlike any normal institution of education.
"They whipped me over 40 times," Straley said, "with a leather whip. The kind used on slaves."
For over a century, the Dozier School was dogged by whispered rumors of abominable violence against the scores of juvenile boys who were sent there, including flogging, rape, neglect, disappearances and murder. Most former students like Straley struggled to heal in the years after their release, but new evidence may buttress the collective claim they've been making since the 1950s, which is that Dozier represents the worst case of institutional abuse of children in modern American history.
In December, researchers from the University of South Florida in Tampa released preliminary findings of research into the deaths which occurred at Dozier, also known as the Florida Industrial School for Boys, and Florida State Reform School, from its opening in 1900 until its closing a century later in 2011.
The results of a Florida state police investigation several years prior led them to believe that there were 31 designated gravesites on the campus grounds. Instead, they turned up 50 graves and evidence that at least 100 people died there from 1914-1973, the overwhelming majority of whom were African-American.
"The black boys had it worse than we did, which is why so many died," explained Robert Dean Kiser, author of "The White House Boys-An American Tragedy," and a survivor of the Dozier School.
Kiser was sent there twice within a year and a half, at the age of 12 years. "It wasn't as bad for me because I was an orphan from the age of 2, 3 years old. The state of Florida was my guardian. They treated the black boys at the school worse on the inside than they did those who were living outside, in the community. Most of the boys were there for very minor crimes like skipping school, smoking, listening to rock n' roll music. If you were smiling, eating too slowly, walking too fast or doing anything the people who worked there didn't like, they could beat or rape you. Now, we're finding the bodies."
(Below, see a clip of alleged abuse at the Dozier school in 2007. Skip to 4:40.)
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Updated: 05/20/2013 - Two weekends left to catch one great show!
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She arrived at almost ten this morning. I was still in the bedroom trying to get some morning sleep. I thought we could go that morning to do some grocery, but I decided that it is already late if we want to be safe. So we spent the day taking turns in using this laptop and be online and also sleeping.
She slept after breakfast and I went online. After sometime, I went back to sleep and when I awoke later, she was already on Facebook. Thank God she is used to sleeping early so she retire earlier than me and I had the laptop to myself until wee hours in the morning.
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I'm just getting started with Twitter but follow me and plan to see more involvement soon!
Thank you for visiting my site. I am an advocate for children, a mother, and an author.
After living in China for almost five years, I published my memoir, Silent Tears; A Journey of Hope In A Chinese Orphanage. The interest in my story makes it possible for me to continue my passion to make a difference in the lives of children in the orphanages of China.
Now I use my love and knowledge of China to write Asian-inspired fiction. I am also a volunteer director for AOW (An Orphans Wish), an organization that proudly supports children in China.
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The Scavenger's Daughters;
A Story of the Unbreakable bonds of Love!
Where is it now:
With beta readers
With my story editor
With my copyeditor
With my proofreaders
Final formatting
Available for Pre-Order on Amazon!
Launch date August 13!
And Project Two is....Willow!
By popular request, I'm extending the prologue from Silent Tears to a full novel with the working title of 'Willow' so that readers can see where the little girl's fate takes her.
Where is it now:
50% of first rough draft written
If you liked The Bridge and A Thread Unbroken, you are going to love what's in store for you next!
The Scavenger's Daughters
Inspired by a true story, and set against the backdrop of a country in transition, The Scavenger's Daughters is a sweeping present day saga of triumph in the face of hardship, and the unbreakable bonds of family against all odds.
Willow Series
House of Hu (Sequel to Chasing China)
Only outlined at this time, I'll be going back to work on House of Hu very soon so that readers who enjoyed Mia and Jax' story in Chasing China can learn where they are now!


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This extraordinary picture—deeply expressive and almost unique in showing the Baptism of Christ as occurring late at night—is the last known work by the great Venetian painter Jacopo Bassano, who left it unfinished when he died in 1592. It was viewed by his heirs as his artistic testament and was retained by them for more than a century. To our eyes, the altarpiece's unfinished—or "non finito"—style seems a crucial step towards modernism, to be compared with, for example, Goya's "black paintings." Bassano explores an expressive intensity—dark in mood as in the palette—that is a direct and deeply personal response to Titian's late pictures. He interprets the baptism of Christ not as a sunny event in a pastoral landscape but as the tragic opening of Christ's Passion.
Spectral figures of Christ, Saint John the Baptist, and three angels are shown in a nocturnal landscape. John leans forward and, turning back, baptizes Christ, who is also depicted leaning forward, as though shedding his scarlet robe. His tormented face expresses foreknowledge of his tragic destiny. The three angels serve as counterpoints: one, holding Christ's robe, gazes at him ecstatically while a second angel looks upward, at the mystical apparition of a dove in the black sky. The horizon is lit by the rays of the setting sun.This extraordinary picture—deeply expressive and unique in Renaissance painting for showing the Baptism of Christ as occurring at night—is the last known work by the great Venetian painter Jacopo Bassano, who left it unfinished when he died in 1592. It was viewed by his heirs as his artistic testament and was retained by them rather than completed and delivered, as would have been the normal practice. They evidently felt that, as in the case of Michelangelo's and Titian's unfinished works, the picture fully expressed Jacopo's intentions. The picture is first listed in a transcription of the postmortem inventory of April 27, 1592 of the works of art in the studio of Jacopo Bassano. Number 64 records "Il battefimo di N.S. da S. Gio. Battifta, cioè una Tavola d' altare sbozzata" (The Baptism of Our Lord by Saint John the Baptist, unfinished). The picture remained unfinished and in family hands in Bassano. In 1648, Carlo Ridolfi [see Ref.] records: "Si veggono etiãdio quefte Pitture nella propria habitatione hor poffeduta dal Signor Carlo fuo Pronipote erudito nella Pittura, e nelle buone lettere . . . Vna pala del battefimo di Chrifto, che fù vna delle ultime opera fue non finite . . . ." (In his house, now owned by Sig. Carlo his grand-nephew and knowledgeable in painting and letters . . . [there is] an altarpiece of the baptism of Christ that was one of [Jacopo's] last works, unfinished). All trace of the picture was lost until 1931, when the painting surfaced in Munich, with the art dealer Schnackenberg [see Ref. Fröhlich-Bum 1931].The idea of "non finito" (unfinished) as an expressive style rather than a mere description of the physical state of a work of art originates in the Renaissance. Ridolfi describes of Bassano's late pictures as "done in stabs ('copli') of color". In the seventeenth century a sketched-in work might actually be preferred to a picture brought to a high degree of finish. To our eyes, this "non finito" seems a crucial step towards modernism, and the comparison of this work by Bassano with, for example, Goya's "black paintings" is inevitable. Comparisons with the last paintings of Caravaggio as well as with Rembrandt have been made. However, to a Renaissance viewer the analogy was, instead, with what they would have read in Pliny's "Natural History" (XXV.xl. 144–46): "It is also a very unusual and memorable fact that the last works of artists and their unfinished pictures such as the "Iris" of Aristides, the "Tyndarus Children" of Nicomachus, the "Medea" of Timomachus and the "Aphrodite" of Apelles which we have mentioned, are more admired than those which they finished, because in them are seen the preliminary drawings left visible and the artists' actual thoughts, and in the midst of approval's beguilement we feel regret that the artist's hand while engaged in the work was removed by death."What cannot be doubted is that Bassano here explores an expressive intensity—dark in mood as in palette—that is a direct and deeply personal response to Titian's late pictures (in particular Titian's two versions of the "Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence" and his unfinished "Pietà", painted to decorate his own funerary chapel). The pose of Christ is as though taken from a "Way to Calvary" and this analogy must have been on Bassano's mind.[2010]
the artist, Bassano del Grappa (until d. 1592; inv., 1592, no. 64); by descent to his great-grandson, Carlo Scajaro, Bassano del Grappa (by 1648–d. 1651); his sisters, Marietta and Anna Scajaro, Bassano del Grappa (1651–73; sold through Marietta's husband, Amadio Grossa, with six other pictures for 300 ducats to Stecchini); Giacomo and Pietro Stecchini, Romano d'Ezzelino, Bassano, and Venice (from 1673); Giacomo Ignazio Stecchini, Venice (in ca. 1775); ?Guarini-Torelli collection, Forlì (in 1893); [Schnackenberg, Munich, by 1931–37; sold to Huldschinsky]; Paul Huldschinsky, Santa Monica, Calif. (1937–d. 1947; his estate, New York, until 1964; sold for $10,000 to Virch); Claus Virch, New York, later Paris (1964–2009); private collection (from 2009)
Munich. Julius Böhler. "Altvenezianischer Malerei," 1931, no. 3 (lent by W. Schnackenberg, Munich).Bassano del Grappa. Museo Civico. "Jacopo Bassano, c. 1510–1592," September 5–December 6, 1992, no. 79 (lent by a private collection).Fort Worth. Kimbell Art Museum. "Jacopo Bassano, c. 1510–1592," January 23–April 25, 1993, no. 79 (lent by a private collector).Paris. Musée du Louvre. "Titien, Tintoret, Véronèse . . . Rivalités à Venise," September 17, 2009–January 4, 2010, no. 86.
Inventario de' quadri di Pittura ritrovati nella Casa del q. Eccellente Sig. Giacomo da Ponte . . . April 27, 1592, no. 64 [published in Giambatista Verci, "Notizie intorno alla vita e alle opere de' pittori scultori e intagliatori della città di Bassano," Venice, 1775, p. 94], as an unfinished altarpiece depicting the Baptism of Christ ["Il battesimo di N.S. da S. Gio. Battista, cioè una Tavola d'altare sbozzata"]. Carlo Ridolfi. Le maraviglie dell'arte. Venice, 1648, part 1, p. 389, records it in the collection of Signor Carlo, descendant of the artist, in the artist's house in Bassano; refers to it as an altarpiece, one of Jacopo's last works, and unfinished. E. Calzini and G. Mazzatinti. Guida di Forlì. Forlì, 1893, p. 29, list "il battesimo di Gesù del 'Bassano'" among paintings in the palazzo Guarini-Torelli, possibly this work. Detlev von Hadeln in Le maraviglie dell'arte. 1, Berlin, 1914, p. 401 n. 7, tentatively identifies the picture mentioned by Ridolfi [see Ref. 1648] with the one listed in the artist's posthumous inventory [see Ref. 1592]. Giuseppe Fiocco. "Ausstellung venezianischer Kunst in München." Zeitschrift für bildende Kunst 65 (1931–32), p. 159, sees the influence of Titian. L[ili]. Fröhlich-Bum. "Unbekannte Gemälde des Jacopo Bassano." Belvedere 10, no. 4 (1931), pp. 121–22, pl. 71, as with G. [sic?] Schnackenberg, Munich; places it in Bassano's final period, dating it between 1572 and 1582 and finding it close to the artist's "Entombment" of 1574 in Santa Maria in Vanzo, Padua; believes that the nocturnal setting misled Ridolfi and Verci [who was in fact merely reproducing the inventory of 1592] into thinking that the work was unfinished. A[ugust]. L. Mayer. Ausstellung altvenezianischer Malerei. Exh. cat., Julius Böhler. Munich, 1931, unpaginated foreword, p. 1, no. 3, calls it unfinished and refers to it as one of the most beautiful achievements of Bassano's late period. Otto Benesch. "Meisterzeichnungen aus dem oberitalienischen Kunstkreis—II." Die graphischen Künste, n.s., 1 (1936), p. 60. Edoardo Arslan. I Bassano. Milan, 1960, vol. 1, p. 357, includes it on his list of workshop and wrongly attributed works; rejects the attribution to Bassano, finding the handling too heavy; does not know its current whereabouts. Simona Savini-Branca. Il collezionismo veneziano nel '600. Padua, 1964, p. 261. Theodore Rousseau in "Ninety-fifth Annual Report of the Trustees, for the Fiscal Year 1964–1965." Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 24 (October 1965), p. 58, lists it as an anonymous loan to the Museum. Alessandro Ballarin. "La vecchiaia di Jacopo Bassano: le fonti e la critica." Atti dell'Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti 125 (1966–67), pp. 185–86, accepts it as by Jacopo and as the work mentioned by Ridolfi. W. R. Rearick. "Jacopo Bassano's Last Painting: The Baptism of Christ." Arte veneta 21 (1967), pp. 104, 106–7, colorpl. 118, accepts it as the work listed in the inventory of 1592 and mentioned by Ridolfi in 1648, and calls it unfinished. Rodolfo Pallucchini. Bassano. Bologna, 1982, pp. 54–55. W. R. Rearick in Dizionario biografico degli italiani. 32, Rome, 1986, p. 187, as in a private collection, New York. Livia Alberton Vinco da Sesso. "La raccolta di 'Quadri di eccellente pittura' della famiglia Stecchini e il fondo di dipinti bassaneschi degli ultimi discendenti dei Dal Ponte: episodi di collezionismo bassanese tra la fine del '600 e l'inizio del '700." Bollettino del Museo Civico di Bassano, n.s., nos. 13–15 (1992–94), pp. 206–10, 212, 220–22, fig. 29, identifies this work with "una palla di San Giovanni Battista che battezza nostro Signore" included in receipts recording the sale of seven paintings by Amadio Grossa, husband of Marietta Scajaro, Carlo Scajaro's sister, to Giacomo and Pietro Stecchini in 1673 for 300 ducats. Luciana Larcher Crosato. "Jacopo Bassano." Kunstchronik 46 (March 1993), p. 128, pl. 5, remarks that it represents the highest and most extreme point of Bassano's art. W. R. Rearick in Jacopo Bassano, c. 1510–1592. Exh. cat., Museo Civico, Bassano del Grappa. Fort Worth, 1993, pp. 170–71, 452–53, no. 79, ill. (color) [Italian ed., Bologna, 1992, pp. CLXXXVII–VIII, 206–7, no. 79, ill. (color)], believes that it was probably commissioned by a provincial church southwest of Bassano and that a copy by Jacopo's son Gerolamo (Museo di Castelvecchio, Verona) was substituted for it, with Jacopo's unfinished painting "kept by the family as a revered relic of the old master's final creative effort"; notes that no other depictions of this subject by Jacopo are known since 1541. Alessandro Ballarin. "Jacopo Bassano: Scritti, 1964–1995." Jacopo Bassano. 1, Cittadella (Padua), 1995, part 1, pp. 64–65, fig. 178 (color detail); part 2, pp. 471–72, reprints the text of Ref. Ballarin 1966–67. Bernard Aikema. Jacopo Bassano and His Public: Moralizing Pictures in an Age of Reform ca. 1535–1600. Princeton, 1996, pp. 150–51, 203–4 nn. 306–8, fig. 127, colorpl. XII. Paolo Berdini. The Religious Art of Jacopo Bassano: Painting as Visual Exegesis. Cambridge, 1997, pp. 109–10, 115–16, 118–20, 171–72 n. 13, colorpl. V, dates it 1592, calling it Bassano's last picture; discusses the unprecedented nocturnal setting, arguing that it is meant to connect the event with Christ's Passion and noting that Saint Paul [Romans 6:5–6] refers to baptism as a "likeness of Christ's death". Katherine A. McIver. "Review of Ref. Berdini 1997." Sixteenth Century Journal 29 (Summer 1998), p. 531. William Roger Rearick in Jacopo dal Ponte al Museo di Bassano. 2001, p. 31. Old Master & British Pictures. Christie's, London. July 6, 2007, p. 198, under no. 224. Arturo Galansino in Titien, Tintoret, Véronèse . . . Rivalités à Venise. Exh. cat., Musée du Louvre. Paris, 2009, pp. 376, 390–92, 437 nn. 155–59, no. 86, ill. (color). Stefania Mason. "L'inventario di Gerolamo Bassano e l'eredità della bottega." Notiziario degli Amici dei Musei e dei Monumenti di Bassano del Grappa, special number, (December 2009), pp. 28–30, 40 n. 54. Carlo Corsato. "Il 'Battesimo di Cristo' e l'eredità del 'brand' Bassano nelle botteghe dei figli di Jacopo." Verona illustrata no. 24 (2011), pp. 65–70, 74, 79, colorpl. III, figs. 44, 46, 50, 54, 58 (overall and details), defines the term "sbozzata" as it appears in Jacopo's inventory [see Ref. Bassano 1592] and does not think that this painting fulfills contemporary ideas of its meaning; believes that it would have been sent to the patron as an acceptable altarpiece; considers it to be a finished work and compares it to the version now in the Museo di Castelvecchio, Verona (for which he provides incorrect measurements), which he feels is more likely to be the "sbozzo" in the inventory; notes that the inventory does not mention that the action has a nocturnal setting and that the Verona version is less nocturnal in character; mentions another version (Simon Dickinson, London) that he believes is based on that in Verona and is a "ricordo" (record); speculates that the MMA painting was sent to a member of the Soranzo family and quotes Marco Boschini on a painting of the subject at the Ca' Soranza in Venice [p. 74 n. 3; the passage describes a God the Father as part of the composition].
This unfinished altarpiece was kept by the family of the artist after his death in 1592. A copy by Jacopo's son Gerolamo now in the Museo di Castelvecchio, Verona, may have been painted as a replacement for the unknown commissioner of the work, probably a provincial church [see Ref. Rearick 1993].Another version of the picture was included in a sale at Christie's, London, July 6, 2007, no. 224, not sold (as Attributed to Jacopo Bassano and Studio, 65 3/4 x 52 1/2 in.). It was with Simon C. Dickinson Ltd, London, in 2009.Michelangelo Muraro ("Il libro secondo di Francesco e Jacopo dal Ponte," Bassano, 1992, pp. 106, 408, no. 120) records an earlier version of this subject painted by Jacopo in 1541 (lost).


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we love going here, pay once and visit all 9 museums as many times as you wish for 12 months. our eldest son loves Enginuity with all the science and fun learning it has to offer, the rest of us like Blists hill with its step back to vitorian times. a visit to the chemist, a beer from the pub... More
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A must if visiting the area, the birthplace of industry in a beautiful setting. An annual passport at £24 covers all museums with unlimited visits for 12 months compares favourably with buying individual museum tickets, and gives a reason to return. So many things to see a long weekend was not nearly enough time
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The interesting insight into times not all that long past. The Ironbridge Gorge itself is worth a visit and in a superb location..
This is a very well laid out exhibition and the film is well worth watching. It sets the scene for your visit around the Ironbridge area.
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Liked all the museum, well done , well thought out, the passport is great value for all ten venues visiting over two days.
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Cantaloupe Jelly Belly jelly beans are my family's favorite. We used to be able to get them locally at a [@] store but now they are no where near us except online and we stock up every year. LOVE THEM!
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By Rob
from Garden City, NY
About Me Jelly Belly addict
I happen to like eating the cantaloupe fruit so I thought I'd try the cantaloupe Jelly Belly flavor. Unfortunately, this flavor didn't appeal to me. Maybe it's because my preference is for the citrus and berry flavors as opposed to flavors derived from melons. However, the cantaloupe flavor is true to life so it does have a realistic taste. It's just not for me.
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By KingBrian
from Manville, NJ
About Me LOVE flavors off beaten p
So delicious...you don't find many cantaloupe flavored ANYTHING, so if you love cantaloupe, this is the place to go to get that flavor. Absolutely PERFECT in every way, the juicyness, the flavor, the sweetness, can't find anything bad to say.
By clown
from Tipton, Indiana
About Me Foodie, Simple Tastes
I've been trying to find a snack item to eat while I try to quit smoking and I've found that the cantaloupe Jelly Belly jelly beans are a great substitute for the chocolate I was eating.
This is my favorite Flavor!!
By Toby
from Niagara Falls, NY
I love Jelly Beans,and I keep them in my Gumball Machine as a after dinner snack!
Look out...the taste is out!
By nanamer
from Charlotte, NC
I use this flavor with a combination of others to make my mid-afternoon snack. The flavors burst within your mouth. The down side is Iam limited in the amount I can have BUT there is always the next day, God willing.
So delicious!
By KW053261
from Baltimore, MD
It tastes really good with Dr. Pepper jelly beans. It sounds weird, but it really is a delicious combination.
To good to be forgotten!
I use them as rewards for my church family. This candy satisfies the 'kid' in all of us. Be careful mixing your flavors.


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La Vista Resort During our trip to the Dutch side of St. Maarten, we stayed at the La Vista Resort, which we picked up through our Interval International time share company. The resort was nothing like some of the big resorts we had stayed at on other vacations as it was smaller and more "personal". La Vista is located on a... More
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Bacon-Wrapped Trout with Rosemary
at a glance
main ingredients Bacon, Fish, Trout, Pork
cuisine American
type Quick & Easy
appears in this menu One Singular Sensation
yield: Makes 1 serving
active time: 10 min
total time: 20 min
- 1 (10- to 12-oz) whole trout, cleaned
- 2 (4- to 5-inch) fresh rosemary sprigs
- 3 bacon slices
- 3 (1/8-inch-thick) lemon slices
Preheat broiler.
Put fish in a shallow baking pan (1 inch deep) or a large heavy ovenproof skillet, then pat dry and season cavity with salt and pepper. Put rosemary inside cavity and season outside of fish with salt and pepper, then wrap bacon slices around fish.
Broil fish 5 to 7 inches from heat until skin of fish and bacon are crisp, about 5 minutes. Turn fish over gently with a spatula and broil 2 minutes more. Add lemon slices to pan in 1 layer alongside fish and continue to broil until fish is just cooked through and rest of bacon is crisp, 2 1/2 to 3 minutes more.
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The Sarasota High boys basketball team saw its season come to an end with a 40-26 loss to Venice in the Class 7A-District 11 quarterfinals Feb. 4.
The Sailors and Indians remained tied at 17-17 heading into the locker room at halftime, but Venice outscored Sarasota 15-2 in the third quarter.
Anthony Hardy-Bear scored 10 points and Blake Haga added nine points for the Sailors.
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