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Up until the Second World War, Tell Halaf was mentioned in the same breath as the cities of Troy and Babylon. The site of an Aramaean royal palace dating from the early 1st millennium BCE that was discovered and unearthed by the German diplomat and 'Orient'scholar, Max von Oppenheim, caused a veritable sensation among archaeologists and scholars. And when Oppenheim unveiled the unique statues in Berlin in his own, specially created museum, the reaction from the general public was equally enthusiastic. All that changed, however, when in November 1943 a bomb hit the museum, destroying the monumental sculptures and relief panels as a result. Their destruction marked the beginning of both Tell Halaf and its discoverer fading into obscurity. ...Until, that is, a small team of archaeologists and restorers took up the impossible task of piecing together the sculptures from more than 27,000 shattered fragments.
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Caroline Webb completed her PhD in English Literature and Language at Cornell University, aided by a Fulbright Postgraduate Travel Grant and the Andrew D. White Fellowship, and subsequently taught for eight years at Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts. She took up the position of Lecturer in English at the University of Newcastle in July 1995, and was promoted to Senior Lecturer from January 2002. She studies and teaches English literature since 1900, focusing on Modernism and on contemporary fiction, especially fantastic fiction, and has also been active in University governance. She is currently serving as Secretary of the Australasian Children's Association for Research and holds a University of Newcastle Career Enhancement Fellowship for Academic Women.
Her interests as reflected in teaching include narrative and representation, tradition and innovation in modern British literature, the shift from Victorian to Modern as represented especially in the writings of the Bloomsbury group, representations of female identity in English and Australian women's writing since 1900, the critical tradition, and the relationship between cultural issues and narrative in science fiction and fantastic literature (including children's fantasy).
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- Bachelor of Arts (Honours), University of Sydney, 1983
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Dr Webb studies English literature since 1900, focusing both on literary Modernism and on contemporary writing, particularly fantasy fiction (including fantasy for children). She is especially interested in how the politics of form emerges through subtle textual details, examining the writings of Virginia Woolf and how recent women novelists such as A.S. Byatt and Angela Carter deploy fantastic and magic realist techniques. Her analyses of writings by Carter and Jeanette Winterson take a feminist affective narratological approach. She is currently working on the British fantasy tradition and is interested in its relationship to British postmodern fiction, especially in the form of rewritten fairy tales. Her study of fantasy literature includes popular children's fiction such as J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter sequence and the novels of Diana Wynne Jones and Terry Pratchett. She currently holds a Career Enhancement Fellowship for Academic Women from the University of Newcastle, and is a member of the Writing Cultures research group.
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I have performed substantial administrative and governance service to the University of Newcastle, especially since 1999 when I was appointed Assistant Dean (Academic) in the newly established Faculty of the Central Coast, a position I held (later retitled Assistant Dean (Teaching and Learning)) for the three years of the Faculty's existence. This position involved, most importantly, developing protocols for curriculum development and review and for teaching and learning. I was therefore appointed as a (working) observer to the University-level Curriculum Review Committee in 1999 and was a full member in 2000-01, reviewing curriculum proposals at course and program level. I was elected to Academic Senate from April 2000 (and subsequently re-elected every term), which has also involved assessment of reviews of Faculties and programs, and in 2002-03 also served on the Faculty of Education and Arts Curriculum, Teaching and Learning Committee (I held the convenor role in this area in the School of Humanities from 1999-2003). In 2003-04 I served on the working party responding to the external review of the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Science, and in 2004 I was an internal member of the panel reviewing the Bachelor of Fine Art programs at both campuses. I have thus developed considerable and wide-ranging expertise in university academic procedures, and especially in curriculum development and review.
In 2002 I was appointed Deputy Head of the School of Humanities, a position I held for four years; for the latter two I was 0.5 Head of School/0.5 Deputy Head. As the School was multidisciplinary (containing staff from Primary, Secondary, and Early Childhood Teacher Education; Fine Art and Drama; Ancient and Modern History; English; Linguistics; Politics and Policy; Sociology and Anthropology; and Welfare Studies) this role required a broad understanding of disciplinary expectations in a wide range of fields as well as the day-to-day management of very different staff and student needs. As the School's activities in many cases paralleled those in other Schools in the Faculty, this role also involved negotiation with other Heads and senior Faculty members at Faculty Executive level. I served on the Faculty Executive during this period and developed understanding of budgetary issues at School, Faculty, and University level.
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alright well heres the story form the begining
met her wednesday... started talking saying wer both cute basicly liking each other.
i said i wanna hang out soon on thursday she said i vote your house tomorrow...i said deal
so friday i was planning on getting a macbook pro she came over we went to get the laptop i bought with my own money
went back messed around on photobooth and what not sitting next to each other and i was staring at her monroe piercing then made a move
she grabbed the back of my hair and stuck her tongue in my mouth i enjoyed that... so lil later she sits on my lap and we go at it some more
started fingering her for like 4 mins then said i think i need a condom...she said yeah you do! went up got 4 came back
she sucked me then fucked me then my dad woke up so we had to get dressed real fast lol
then after he left we got it on for like 45 mins
i didnt cum we stopped cause her dad came to pick her up so i ended getting blue balls but all together good
plan on getting it on the reg now


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somehow they just arent the same as the originals. id choose them over the remakes anyday. maybe because of nostalgia though
thats a pretty old game. i personally would play the original blue/yellow/red and gold/silver over the new versions XP
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Garden Wind Spinner
Two pinwheels top a twisted stake. One turns clockwise, the other counterclockwise.
Steel with a flamed copper powder-coated finish, it will age beautifully over time.
Spins best in an area with a strong breeze.
Staked spinner is 22" diameter; stands 6 feet high on twisted stake.
Mounted spinner is 16" diameter; stands 31" high; attaches to deck, porch, or fence rail.
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Please note: The correct diameter of the staked version is 22" as listed above. Also, both versions do perform best in strong breezes. We apologize for any variance with our printed catalog copy.


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I think it's very irresponsible of them to claim that they're portraying an authentic version of war, and it's downright cowardly to backpedal and say that "authentic" is not the same as "realistic".
There's millions of kids playing this game. That's what they're going to see war as, because they sure as hell don't see it anywhere else. And no they're not "idiots" for building their view of war on a video game.
There's a whole generation of kids who are growing up thinking war is just a minor inconvenience and even then, only to American soldiers; the recipient country is just full of soulless moronic barbarians who, since they refuse to be educated, deserve to die. Those stupid monkeys you're gunning down by the hundreds are representing *human people*, and the fact that they're not American makes the game all the more dangerous.
Of *course* if you've actually been in a war situation, coming back and playing a video game *is* going to seem trivial and inconsequential. The people who've been in a real war situation should have *less* say in the matter, not more.
These developers are claiming that if you just died and stayed dead, it wouldn't be a fun game.
I say, if you can't make war realistic and fun, then too bad, you shouldn't be making a GAME out of WAR.


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THE PIERZ JOURNAL VOL. 53. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, APRIL 18, 1912. NO. 1 1 IRON IN CENTER VALLEY FIRE IN BUCKMAN Now comes the report that j Last Saturday morning at nine y years of labor at pros- o'clock the residi Dr.Weat- pecting by Theo. Billmeyer of holler of Buckman was found a- Center Valley have brought re- lire. The fire laddies responded suits. quickly to the call and in a short Tiie claim is made that there time put an end to the ambi- is iron in Center Valley, besides tious blaze. A burning chimney, that of old saws and threshing defective at the junction with machines. A representative of thi Trask 1 .and Company of Minneapolis is expected here in a few days to make a full investigation Billmeyer's dream may yet come true. John Smith, foreman on the west section reports, that the tumbleweeds rolling across the Rice Lake prairie, d by tiie strong wind last Saturday, looked like tlie coming of a thousand sheep. In one these weeds were driven and lodged against the right-of-way fence to such a height ilia' posts were flattened to the gTOUlld. At tlie flremens meeting last Saturday evening, Jos. B. Meyer, Frank Marshik and John Dombovy were elected "as delegates to attend the state hre- mens convention to be held in Minneapolis .June 11 and 12th. Peter Thommes reports that a short time ago a cattle buyer offered him $16.00 for his bull. He refused. A few days later he sold the same animal by weight for over $29.00. Mrs. Angermeyer and daughter Philomine visited her daughter, Mrs. Jendro, Tuesday. The suits of the town of Little Falls against the town of A- gram, Pike Creek and Mt- Morris have been dropped- Did you ever see a man propose And note his frightened look? He acts Jusf. like a. foolish iish When jerked fresh from the brook; Why should'nt he, when well he knows She's got him on the hook. FIRE COMPANY FOR BUCKMAN That little fire in the West- holder building* in Buckman last Saturday morning, brought the citizens of that village to the realization that an orgai Fire Company is a good thing*, if not au absolute necessity. Accordingly, a meeting* was called Monday evening for the purpose of discussing and perfecting a few preliminary plans to start the organization in tiie proper manner. Our chief. John Dombovy, whose long experience with our fire department, enables him to house settled. This left a speak on matters in that the roof was the cause. An examination of the building after the fire was extinguished, re- vealed the fact that the chimney was so tightly fitted into the o- pening through the roof, that tiie part above the roof could not follow when the part inside of CASPER THOMMES DEAD -per Thommes, father to Math, Mike and Peter Thommes. died in Buckman yes day afternoon at the age of Burial will take place Saturday in St. Mich i metery. further particulars not now a- vailable. EARLY PASTURAGE A THOROUGHBRED IMPOSTER An insignificant, impertinent whiff of an imppster came into the village last Tuesday under the guise of a cripple deserving of alms. For a time he spent money so freel3* over the bar that even Mike Kiewel. that master in the art of spending, failed to keep pace with him. tay here at the bar. I'll to go out and make another haul'' said he to a bystander, when he got near to the hot- BLAkl.-SCHMOLKE MARRIAGE ter Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blake of Lastrup, - hmolke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Schmolke of Buckman, *. married in St. Michael's church in Buckman Wednesday morn ing at nine o'clock. Raymond Brick of Little Falls w, man, and Loretta Blake, to tlie groom was bridesmaid. I. small crevice through which the; with some weight and authority iiauK s set fire to the shingles. j drove over to make a few sug The chimney safety in the'gestions. stove pipe opening in one of the The election of officers will the river, states that in his Transcript: The soaking nave TO *° out **<* make ano* The wedding to which i rains of the past 48 hours have *-'R'*' liaul" said he to a bystand- , , ;lm] v,.ry illti". been worth thousands of doi- er, when he got near to tbe bot- mate friends were invll lars to the farmers of the coun-,1*0*110* his P«™e- T"is remark, celebrated at the home of the ty. And the rains have not Pert as it was. powerful! parents in Buckman. been local in nature but have l,n'sst'd the diseased imp's conti- The couple the :i beer, general over the north- dence in his ability to Influence noon train at Royalton for lirist Wuellner, one of llie so1t si(le of his dui Twin Cities where they will rooms of the second floor was i take place at a meeting* set blown out, through which fire next Saturday night. had escaped and set at'.ame the carpets and bedquilts. The loss is covered by no insurance. NORTHWEST NEWS SOUTH GRANITE Mrs. Josephine Schmidtbauer and her daughter were visitors at Theodore Casper's place last Sunday. Miss Family Weiss made a trip o Pierz Thursday. Joe Kurtz and Theo. Billmeier passed through Granite Sunday on their way to John Weiss' place. Mike Prieglmeier 'called on Frank Schabel Sundaj*. Miss Rose Prieglmeier was a Pierz caller Monday. Miss Katie Gross visited in Pierz Thursday. The Danger After Grip lies often in a run-down system. Weakness, nervousness, lack of appetite, energy and ambition, with disordered liver and kidneys often follow an attack of this wretched disease. The greatest need then is Electric Bitters, the glorious tonic, blood purifier and regulator of stomach, liver and kidneys. Thousands have proven that they wonderfully strengthen the nerves and build up the system and restore to health and good spirits after an attack of grip. If suffering, try them. Sold and perfect satisfaction guaranteed by E. L. Kaliher. BIDS WANTED Bids are wanted for building a cement stair= way and walk in front of the Lastrup church. Sealed bids will be re= ceived until April 30, at 2 o'clock P. M.. For plan and information see W. Wolke. The Committee. An Aitkin woman has as . many as 57 hens setting at one i time and believes the hen bet- Iter than the incubator. Up at Bemidji prisoners in the county jail have been given j considerable liberty and a howl 'has gone up from the people. Prisoners under 30 and 80 days sentence are seen about tlie streets at any hour of the day. Senator S. D. Works of Mankato is fencing in 1,280 acres, iEST YOUR SEED CORN From fifteen to twenty ears of corn will plant an acre. If one of the ears planted fails to grow, about () per cent of the stand is lost. If two ears fail to grow, 12 per cent is lost. About fifteen minutes of time are required to test enough corn, by the individual ear method, to plant an acre. This method is economical, and enables one to weed out all poor and weak- ears. Some convenient method must be used to number the ears. If no better way suggests itself, lay the ear on a plank with nails driven 2. inches apart. To keep ears separate, write number of plank beneath each ear A germination box 24 inches square and 'J to ."> inches deep is large enough to test 100 single ears of corn at one time, and leave a margin around the sides of the box. Partly nil the box with sand or sawdust; moisten with warm water; cover with a cloth marked off in 2-inch squares and numbered with a lead pencil. Place 6 kernels from different parts of ear No. 1 on spuare No. 1 etc. Reading the list is easier if all kernels are placed germ side up, and tips pointing ali in the same direction. When all of the squares are filled, cover with plain cloth and a little more I ^ A__7"\ >l<.""r> a\ " I of potatoes to Royalton Thurs- , a a , muths place in Buckman dav sand, sawdust or a piece of i v |a*iy- puilt. Keep moist; leave from 'Monday's and Tuesday's; • j. j. Brummer and cllildren 5 to 7 days in a warm room, at John H. Lailger's place; were jn pjei-z Saturday. and count. Use seed corn of in Pierz Wednesday and j Mrs. John Eidenshink was the strongest germinating pow- • Thursday's and Friday's! Vawter Friday erthat it is possible to get.,,. the country; satur Count as germinated only such kernels as start strong and the prominent farmers east of As an aid in l,is nefarious visit with relativi the 0. work, the scoundrel used the groom. for'pinion pasturage will be earlier jtrick of distorting his sound They will make their home In this season than for the past.hands into helpless shapes, to ■twenty years. Good pastur-jexite the P1*? of sympathetic age comes about May 10, but'person8. In a short time he re- 'already grass has taken root'turned wilh "»H>ly replenished was a special1 and is making a showing that \fu,uls and was ab°ut to '' his good fellowship at the SULLIVAN LAKE April 18.—Ther school meeting held in the school portends good feed in house Satur-■ 'days Merle Look visited at the iVLar- tin home Sunday The ice went out of the lake in a hurry this year after it got started. There was an error in the type setting of la.st week. It should have been that Wm. Lynn was I making maple syrup on the Hos-1 kin's place. Mrs. T. S. Look visited at Mrs. Ford's Sunday. Kay Sims, II1 if Walmark and Ole Christianson left for Brainerd Monday, where they expect to work on the drive. two solid sections of land Mrs. T. S. Look' was a Pierz [near Beltrami in southern Polk visitor last Tuesday and Wednes- county, and will turn 100 head day. ; of stock to pasture- He has al- There will be a dance at Hen-\ready purchased two carloads ry Pierce's next Saturday night. of yearlings and two-year old heifers and will purchase the j balance in the St. I'aul stock- : yards as rapidly as possible. fe__, ms goon reiiowsmp ax tlie bar, when Mayor (.ravel gave him a gentle invitation to hit tlie ties for the next town. He went—but only after a ungentle persuasions by tin lice—to go bo the nexl town and there again ply his shameful trade. Everybody should come. FOR SALE The lots and house and blacksmith shop in upper town owned by the Nespori estate. A. E. MACHO, Administrator. SOUTH AGRAM NOTIQE Arno Guenther's "Shor= ty" will stand at De- J. J. Brummer called John Kippley home evening. We had quite a sand Saturday. It was so that it blew down the shed of J. J. Brummer. at the Friday storm strong reaper LEIGH Mrs. A. T. Nordstedt came up from St. Cloud Saturday and spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Leigh, and returned home Monday. Frank Huhn came up Friday on business. Mrs. O.C.Leigh went to Pier:*. Tuesday". Violet C. Leigh returned last Thursday from Little Falls. where she attended the Bentler- Hog! ig April 9. Miss Marie Irwin and Ben Drews drove to Mt. Morris Saturday and attended the basket social, given by the Mowan school. Mrs. J. H. Love went to Vawter Saturday for a few days visit. Less Murtit, Giles and Ellery Leigh drove to A. J. Nelson's at .Mt. Morris Tuesday. in as show both stem Farm Press. and roots.— In the country; day's at home. 441 Arno Guenther. FOR SALE town of Pierz German State Bank. Almost a Miracle Don't know they have Appendicitis Many Pierz people who have chronic Ne1^ of ne!/4 Section 24' aPPemUcitis> wh_«h is not very painful, have doctored for years for gaa on the stomach, sour stomach or constipation. E. L. Kaliher states that if these people will try simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded in Adler-i-ka, tlie German appendicitis remedy, they will be surprised at the QUICK benefit. A SINGLE DOSE relieves these troubles IN- SANTLY. One of the most startling- changes ever seen in any min, according to W. B. Holselaw, Clarendon, Tex., was effected years ago in his brothers. *'He had such a dreadful cough," he writes, "that all our family thought he was going into consumption, but he began to use Dr. King's New Discovery, and was completely cured by ten bottles. Now he is sound and well and weighs 218 pounds. Eor many years our familv has used this wonderful remedy for Coughs and Colds with excellent results" It's quick, safe, reliable and guaranteed. Price 50 cents and SI.00. Trial bottles free at E. L. Kaliher. NOTICE Have you any Potatoes to sell? Let me know what kind and how many. I can pay you 70 and 75 cents per bushel. P. A. HARTMAN. We buy ear and shelled corn at 55c per bushel. Rich Prairie Milling Co. [at the Journal office The new Institute An= nual No. 24 can be had free of charge by calling G. W. Owen of Duluth trans- loads acted ')as;"ess liere TlJKd;1^ On account of danger from fire, a state law provides that dry man- jure, rubbish etc., should I not be burnt on the lots land alleys, but should be hauled to the dump ground. John Dombovy, Chief Fire Dept. NOTICE About May 1st we wish to revise our mailing list. All out = of = the - county subscribers, who have not paid their subscriptions by that time will be stricken from the list. Peter Thommes and wife were in Buckman Friday. Some of our farmers are done seeding the grain but some have only started. Wm. Brummer called at the Frank Boehm home Saturday. Jake Leidenfrost went to Pierz Saturday. J. J. Brummer and wife and John Neisius and wife, visited at the Johnson home at Buck- man Sunday. Fred Sporlein was in Vawter Monday. Our shingles are manufactured Our lime, plaster and cement by one of the best mills on the is always the best on the mar- coast. Don't be fooled by an:.ket. To be good this must be inferior grade. J. Borgerding & Co. A. E. Macho, Agent. Good and dry ear or shelled corn bought at the mill for 55 cents a bushel. Rich Prairie Milling Co. fresh. Our aim is to handle it so it is at its best. J. Borgerding & Co. A. E. Macho, Agent. FOR SALE About seven tons good hay. A. P. Stoll of New Pierz where Mr. It la k ■ manager of the Blake-Schmol- leneral Merchan The groom h *s lived nearly all liis life in the sister towns of Little Falls and Lastrup and la far from unknown to us. The bride, who through hrr frequent visits here to her man- y younger friends during the last few years, formed associations among scores who wish both her and her husband many years of prosperity and happiness. WEST BUH M. E. B.-irnes, county superin- tendent was in this neighborhood Monday. He stayed over night at H. Weilands. Chas. Johnson hauled a load of hay to the Falls Monday and H. Weiland hauled one down Tuesday. Gilbert Olson was at Freedhem Friday. Arthur Weiland attended the Y. P. S, at Freedhem Saturday ext Saturday they will have a debate on: "Which ■ d, the man or the dollar?" Presume the dollar will win. NOTICE All rubbish and refuse, straw and manure heaps must be removed from the village by May I. If not done by that date, it will be done by the village at the expense of the owner. Board of Health. FOR SALE My house and lot in upper town at a reasonable price. Albert Pavlu. THE MARKET Wheat, No. 1 $1.00 Wheat, No. 2 98 Flax, 1.90 Barley 90 Rye Oats 45 Ear Corn Hay '.$7.00 to $ Butter, Creamery 32 Dairy 21 Eggs 16 Flour, Best 3.00 " Straight 2.90 Potatoes 80 Beans . 2.r>0 Cows _ 3.00 Calves ._ 5c Steers _. Si- Onions 85 SOITH ST. PAUL HOG MARKET Av. Wt Av.Cost April 9__ 275 7.04 April 10 220 7.57 April 11 220 7.45 April 12 220 7.52 April 13 215 7.58 April 15 ___220___.____7.67 -3
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Title | The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1912-04-18 |
Succeeding Titles | Royalton Banner; The Royalton Banner - Pierz Journal |
Edition | Volume 3, Number 44 |
Date of Creation | 1912-04-18 |
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Edward Hicks (American, 1780–1849). The Peaceable Kingdom, circa 1833–34. Oil on canvas, 17 7/16 x 23 9/16 in. (44.3 x 59.8 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Dick S. Ramsay Fund, 40.340
Long-Term Installation
Luce Center for American Art, 5th Floor
This major installation of more than three hundred fifty objects from the Brooklyn Museum's premier collection of American art integrates a vast array of fine and decorative arts (silver, furniture, ceramics, and textiles) ranging in date from the colonial period to the present. For the first time, major objects from these exceptional collections are joined by selections from the Museum's important holdings of Native American and Spanish colonial art.
The galleries are organized according to a set of eight innovative themes, through which visitors can explore historical moments and crucial ideas in American visual culture over the course of nearly three hundred years. Featured within these sections are American masterworks for which the Museum's collections have long been known, by such artists and makers as John Singleton Copley, Thomas Cole, Albert Bierstadt, Herter Brothers, Union Porcelain Works, Thomas Eakins, John Singer Sargent, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Frank Lloyd Wright, Marsden Hartley, Georgia O'Keeffe, William Edmondson, David Smith, Richard Diebenkorn, and Robert Colescott.
Visitors are invited to tour the galleries using an audio guide that offers a variety of voices and perspectives, or they may follow the comprehensive program of signage that provides detailed discussions of the gallery themes, individual object labels, and "Community Voices" labels written by members of the extended Brooklyn Museum community. Also included in the galleries are four video stations, one showing excerpts from the Museum-produced slide show Facing History: The Image of the Black in American Art and three others featuring continuous loops of early films by Thomas Edison that relate to the gallery themes.
The tour begins in a gallery called A Brooklyn Orientation (just off the main elevator lobby on the fifth floor), offering an introduction to the Museum's collections of American art and to Brooklyn as a center of art making and production from the colonial era to the present. Introductory signage and a gallery map are also provided at the secondary entrance to the gallery (just off the Cantor Galleries). Visitors are invited to enjoy four seating areas within the galleries for comfortable extended viewing of the works on hand.
From Colony to Nation
A Nation Divided: The Civil War Era
The Centennial Era, 1876–1900: Tradition and Innovation
Everyday Life
Expanding Horizons
Inventing American Landscape
Making Art
Modern Life
Listen to an audio tour of the installation narrated by Dominic Carter, Senior Political Reporter at New York 1.
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i really enjoyed it. this is my first time to a museum and i loved my experience. especially the 5th floor exhibit
Beautiful exhibition. The design is exquisite. I particulary liked the visible storage and the possibility to search in the database. excellent museum !!!
I quite like the variety of material arts. From paint on canvas, to photographs, to wooden sculptures. I also like the differently coloured rooms and the little places here and there to just take a rest and sit down.
I like it! I appreciate the use of technology in the exhibit and the rest of the museum to help visitors engage with the artwork. The curators are able to make the best of the limited number of paintings.


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With that he closed his eyes, concentrated, and tore himself from the spot.
The very first thing he noticed was the silence. He had passed beyond a single hatch and yet from in here, he could hear nothing of the exchange beyond.
The chamber illuminated at his arrival, the air simply growing bright around him. He tensed, swiftly exchanging the magazine of his pistol as he searched the wide space around him for any sign of life.
There seemed to no one here, and after a few moments he allowed himself to relax a little.
'Codian here.' He said, willing his vox stud into action. 'Brother Ventris, can you hear me?'
He waited for several moments but there was no answer.
'Cassius? Tigurius? This is Codian. I have reached our destination. Are you receiving this?'
Again, he was met with no reply save for silence.
He reasoned with himself that there could be any number of explanations why he had lost communication with his Ultramarine brothers, the most obvious being Tau technology. It was perfectly plausible that the Tau had initiated some kind of ship-wide communications suppression net.
Perhaps the others had inadvertently passed beyond the range of his vox, and he had no idea of the properties used in the construction of these vessels. There were many reasons to consider, but he could not help but feel that there was something more to it, something altogether more sinister.
The strange and seemingly random leaps into the nightmare world had done nothing to help centre his mind for the task ahead. Though he knew a little of what lay ahead of him on this distant world, he could not understand why he had returned there more than once. To him, the continuing experience was akin to a warrior seeing the events of his life flash before his eyes upon death. Was he dead, somewhere in the murky mists of the future?
He found he could barely begin to comprehend the workings of space and time, despite his ability to breach those laws. He was a man in possession of an amazing ability and yet of the truth of that ability he knew very little. All he knew was that he had a destiny there on that world, and that the strange, dead world, and that the shadowy Marines waited there for him still.
These thoughts were irrelevant, he reasoned. He still had much to do before he would see the end of this war, and the salvation of his Primarch was paramount now.
He realised with some relief that whatever automated defence systems were in place in this part of the ship had stayed thankfully silent up to now. If what he suspected of Fabius Bile was true, if the insidious traitor had done most of his debased work in secret and away from prying eyes, then it made sense that the Tau would consider the Apothecarion a low-level risk area.
The fact that the Ethereal chambers were so close to this place had worked in their favour, at least as far as he was concerned. The enemy suspected that they had come for the Ethereals, when all along his true goal lay somewhere within these walls.
This part of the ship was unlike anything he had seen since they had boarded her. Though the Tau influence in architecture continued on into these chambers, there was a darker, almost gothic feel to the place.
There were tanks and glass tubes everywhere he looked and in every conceivable size. most of them looked to contain specimens of organs, whilst others held complete specimens. In many cases he found that he could not place the species of the preserved creatures he saw all around him, though he did recognise a number of them.
He passed by a large tube containing a huge, dark-skinned Ork, the creature's face exuding an air of menace and hate even in death. He turned his gaze away from the alien and continued on, approaching the nearest archway cautiously.
As he had hoped, he could see no signs of life in the chamber beyond. To his dismay, the space was even larger than the previous one, and more cluttered. Rows upon rows of specimen tubes and unidentifiable medical equipment stretched out away from him, as far as the eye could see.
He realised then how monumental the task ahead of him was. Bile would not have kept his greatest secrets out in display for all to see. The truth of Bile's knowledge of the situation was inconsequential to him now, for the insidious traitor would definitely have kept his most secret work away from the eyes of Guilliman.
He needed help to locate that which he knew he must find.
Call to the shadows.
The dark Astarte had told him this, but only now did he realise the significance of it. Were those dark Marines really a part of his own subconscious mind? Was that distant planet nothing except for a mindscape, a representation of his own unbidden efforts in turning his gaze inward? Were these mysterious interruptions in transition a method devised by his instinctive self to turn his attention to the answers he sought?
Yes or no, the answer was not important, at least not for now. What was important was the goal, and if he was to stand any chance of locating it before the enemy found him, he needed to follow that advice.
He slowed, lowering his weapons as he did so. then, glancing around him, he spoke to the silent gloom.
'I am Codian, the Prophet, and I need your help.'
His voice echoed away into the distance, the dying reverberations fading into the quiet and ever-present hum of machinery.
'I…I know that you are here. I know that you are everywhere. I also know that you are aware of me, aware of who and what I am. I seek your aid here. I need to uncover the truth, and I know that you can help me. You know this ship, these chambers, far better than I ever could. You know this ship better even than the Tau. For the good of the continuation of our shared existence, for the good of life, help me.'
For long moments he waited, and listened. He had almost given up when the slightest noise attracted his attention. He glanced to his right in time to see what appeared to be a ventilation grille, not much larger than his helm in diameter, detach itself and then sink away into a pit of utter darkness.
Something dark and soundless poured itself from the space and slid out into the chamber, landing on the floor with only the softest thud of padded feet. The shape rose into a hunched, humanoid form, and he caught sight of what appeared to be a pair of shining eyes beneath a rotting hood.
The thing hissed at him, a feral and animalistic sound. Codian inclined his head in greeting and then gestured out around him.
'You know all the secrets of this place. Show them to me.'
The voice thundered through the clamour of the battle, singing high above the loudest, most thunderous explosions.
'Hear me! I, Guilliman, command your attention!'
Roboute Guilliman spread his arms wide as he called out to his legions, his volume of his voice louder and more strident than any mortal could ever hope to manage. That same voice boomed across the communications net, spreading out across the entire Tau army in a matter of seconds.
'Your god is here amongst us! Aun'Va demands your presence!'
On his knees, his face turned to the floor, Berolinus shuddered beneath his Primarch's every word. His disbelief at Bile's sudden demise still burned bright within him. Things were happening so fast now, the situation changing beyond his every expectation.
There was a part of him that railed against all that Aun'Va was, and yet he could not bring himself to cry out against the immortal master of the Tau. Aun'Va had intended Guilliman to become something more than he ever was, something dark and corrupt. It had been Aun'Va's wish to see Guilliman destroyed, for all intents and purposes, and replaced with some monstrous and alien machine.
It had been the corruption that Fabius had wrought within Guilliman that had prevented this, and he found himself silently thankful for that. In death, it had been revealed that Bile's loyalties had lain elsewhere, and yet even as he considered this, he found that he could not label the Apothecary a traitor and a heretic.
All along, Bile had been opposed to the rule of Aun'Va, opposed to the crusade of the Tau. He still understood little of what the Apothecary had hoped to achieve, indeed, what he had achieved already. Had he known of the terrible fate that had awaited Guilliman? What had Bile achieved by preventing this? Why had he even sought to prevent it?
All these questions and more coursed through his mind. Each passing moment revealed lies layered upon lies.
And now this.
The strange machine summoned by Aun'Va had simply passed back through the shimmering emerald gate and left, closing the swirling breach behind it. Now Aun'Va sought to gather the Tau to him, even in the midst of the desperate fight against the forces of chaos.
What purpose could this possibly serve? His Primarch seemed unwilling or indeed incapable of denying Aun'Va. Did Guilliman know of the being's intentions? Again, none of this made sense to him.
The battlefield had taken on a strange quality with the arrival of the Ethereals. Even now they moved to widen the net around his position, around Aun'Va, burning and smashing their way deeper into the chaos forces, towers of murderous strength and power.
He had yet to witness the demise of any one of them, and he had no idea how many of them existed here. Though it may not be immediately obvious to some, he could see that the Ethereals were not just moving to counter the enemy. They were actually driving them back purposely, leaving the area around their commander free of danger and interference.
Aun'Va himself continued to watch the proceedings with an aloof detachment, as if there was not a single individual, force or weapon here capable of harming him. Berolinus looked upon him and believed that such a thing could actually be true.
What is his true desire? He asked himself the question, but really he knew that he needed the answer not from within himself but instead from the dark being residing deep within his soul. He closed his eyes and willed Lucius to answer him. Why would the malevolent spirit not answer?
To feed. Came the reply.
He flinched, quite unprepared to hear the hissing voice in his thoughts despite his plea.
To feed, Berolinus. You had your chance, Ultramarine. You had a chance of true greatness, of survival. Now you are too late. You stupid, pathetic, blind little Astarte. First you pledge yourself to a false Primarch, and then to a false Tau. Still you fail to see the truth behind the fiend before you. The creature you know of as Aun'Va is much more than you could ever imagine. It is a god of this mortal plane, a creature far darker and more ancient than even the most powerful denizens of the warp.
I hope that you enjoy all that you have allowed to happen, Lurom Berolinus, for you will feed that creature. All of you, every last life on this foul world, are fated to become sustenance. A pathetic end for a pathetic warrior. Enjoy your fate.
Berolinus hissed in anger and despair as he felt the spirit of Lucius sink away, abandoning him to this fate.
He vowed then that he would do everything in his power to prevent it.


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America's Got Talent Contestant Timothy Poe Admits to Lying About Military Honors
First Published: June 7, 2012 5:42 PM EDT Credit: NBC
LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- "America's Got Talent" contestant Timothy Poe made headlines this week when the details about the injuries he sustained in the line of duty were called in to question.
On Wednesday, the singer – who performed Garth Brooks' song "If Tomorrow Never Comes" this week on "AGT" – admitted to being unsure about all the details he shared on the show about his injuries while serving. He also admitted to lying about receiving a purple heart and a bronze star.
"It may not have happened exactly how I explained because I don't remember a whole bunch," Poe said during a podcast with the "You Served" [organization?] "It was a, it was a show. Ya know?"
He was also asked about telling the Defenders of Freedom organization about being honored for his service.
"Do you have a purple heart and a bronze star?" he was asked on the podcast.
"No, I don't," he said. "It was just something stupid… I don't. And I never said that on 'America's Got Talent' that I did."
A spokesperson for the Brooke Army Medical Center confirmed to Access Hollywood that Poe was treated there from September 2009 to May 2011, but could not discuss the nature of his treatment due to patient confidentiality.
A rep for NBC had no comment when contacted by Access.
As previously reported on Access Hollywood, a spokesman for the Minnesota National Guard questioned the details of Poe's story that he shared on his "AGT" appearance.
"Sgt. Poe's official military records do not indicate that he was injured by a grenade in combat while serving in Afghanistan in 2009, as he reports," Lt. Col. Kevin Olson, Spokesman for the Minnesota National Guard said in a statement to Access Hollywood on Wednesday. "The Minnesota National Guard can also confirm that he was not awarded the Purple Heart Medal for wounds sustained in combat."
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Ten Thousand Villages sale is underway
By REBECCA MAR
Mercer Island Reporter Staff Writer
November 29, 2012 · 4:53 PM
The annual Ten Thousand Villages sale opened today at the Mercer Island Presbyterian Church and will continue through this weekend.
Handcrafted items from around the world are featured, ranging from Nepalese hats and scarves to olive wood nativities from Israel, a selection of Christmas cards, and jewelry from various nations. Items are as unique as Colombian orange-peel angel ornaments and a gecko-and-guitar made from strips of recycled soda cans in South Africa.
The Mercer Island Presbyterian Church has been hosting the sale for at least 20 years, said volunteer Judy Ginn. Seventy-five volunteers are helping with this year's event.
Ten Thousand Villages is a Christian fair trade retailer that serves as a bridge between artisans in their villages — in 38 countries — and external markets. Established in 1946, it is also a founding member of the World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO).
Artisans receive half of their payment up front, which helps them to afford their supplies, and then receive the remaining half of their profit upon the delivery of their goods.
"They have a consistent source of income and they earn a fair price," said volunteer Cindy Fennell.
Sale hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., through Dec. 1. The sale will also be open on Sunday after church services.
For more information, go to www.tenthousandvillages.com.
Below, Sioux Thompson (right) shops with volunteers Penny Livingston and Patricia Darling; Judy Ginn, a volunteer, holds a smiling angel ornament; and Christmas stockings handmade by artisans in Nepal partnering with Ganesh Himal Trading.
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If Only I Could Understand Men
February 15, 2011 by Steven Diamond
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Men always say they can't understand women, and that women are so complicated. Well, for many women, it is the exact opposite. Most would give anything to understand what makes men "tick." Even though women want to know what he's thinking, men are often reluctant to share what is in their hearts. What's a woman to do?


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This discussion is only for Posting when you send or receive a Center top. Or to ask your person if she is ready to receive. Use the other threads for General Conversations Please!!
Beverly McClarren -
I received your message that you are ready to send your center on to me. I am almost done with mine - maybe 2 or 3 more days. So feel free to send yours on.
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You can send your center to me whevever you want to. I'm ready.
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When you're finish with your center and ready to receive mine, I'll be ready. Just have to write my journal.
I'm ready if you want to send your center to me.
Team 7, I am working on my center and hope to have it finished this week, but I am also ready to recieve one if you are ready . Barbara
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Zsofia I'm ready to receive you center block if you're ready to send it. :)
MzA: Team 4 Zsofia I'm ready to receive you center block if you're ready to send it. :)
Avis - I'm in group3 and group4 so I'm currently working on my 2nd block! I should be done by the weekend.I let you know by Sunday when is my block going out.
I am working on my center and hope to have it done by Friday. I will be ready next week for Debbie's center to come to me. I am already thinking of what I am going to add on to it. Although that lime green has me wondering...teehee...
Christine (csratz),
I am ready, you can mail your block to me whenever you are done :)
Will put it in the mail tomorrow; to your work address. Thanks, Bev
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You can mail me your center whenever you are ready. I'm ready for it. Thanks Bev
My center is ready, still need to get label and bag all set to go. Will send on Monday, Thea, to allow you time to finish yours. I can send it out on my way to work - don't go in till noon. One of my coworkers is wanting to watch the process so I'll be sharing with her. she's a quilter and may get her on here yet!
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Debbie: Haven't heard from Kristie, anyone?
Hi Debbie-
I'm here- just low key on the computer this week(we have multiple birthdays right after Christmas- so our holidays don't end until January 3 :) ). My center block is almost done (last two small borders go on today). Should be ready to send tomorrow or Saturday if you are ready for it.
OK Barbara, I'll be ready to send mine to you tomorrow It's been raining all day today, so it was a good day to catch up on all the things I had to do .