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Lapp Princess Press : A Small Press and Artist Books from the late 1970s (Exhibition : 2007)
The images Gastini created for Parete or Walls recall his eponymous room-sized installations of markings applied to walls. Gastini began creating artist books in 1971. He saw the book as having a distinct role in both the creative process and in his general oeuvre.
Lapp Princess Press : A Small Press and Artist Books from the late 1970s. -- Writer and art critic Amy Baker founded Lapp Princess Press in 1977. As with other small presses of the period, Lapp Princess's goal was to create artists' books that could be purchased by the widest possible audience. Each of the volumes created under Baker's directorship were issued in editions of 2,000--a very large number for this type of material. They each sold for $3, making them even more accessible. -- While the artist was given total freedom concerning the ultimate product, Baker set the format for the Lapp Princess books. Each closed book was to be a uniform six inches square. While some artists maintained a traditional book format of single, uniformly trimmed leaves, others opted to expand the book beyond the six inches, as in Chuck Close's 64-inch leparello or the even more elaborately folded 18-by-24 inch sheet by David Shapiro and Lucio Pozzi. -- Lapp Princess maintained an ambitious production schedule, issuing twelve books from 1977 to 1979, the year Amy Baker left to become executive publisher for Artforum. Lapp Princess continued for several more years, issuing books in the six-inch square format as well as in other dimensions. -- All of the works shown are from the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, which owns the complete list of Lapp Princess Press publications.
CAI copy included in Library exhibition titled "Lapp Princess Press : A Small Press and Artist Books from the late 1970s" held October 1, 2007 - January 15, 2008
Item exhibited open (Detail)
Exhibition webpage: http://www.clarkart.edu/museum_programs/exhibitions_past_detail.cfm?ID=61&nav=2
Gastini, Marco, 1938-
New York : Lapp Princess Press, in association with Printed Matter, Inc., c1977
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute. Library
[11] p. : all ill. ; 15 cm
Gastini, Marco, 1938-, "Parete / [Marco Gastini]," Digital Commonwealth , accessed March 11, 2014, http://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/items/show/52862.


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Dining Style:
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(630) 783-2222
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 1:00am
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AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Mexican, Latin American
Executive Chef:
Juan Luis Gonzalez
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Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
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Juan Luis Gonzalez (630) 783-2222
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I355 & Boughton Road
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Located at the Promenade Bolingbrook, with ample parking spaces in a convenient location
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Mago Grill is a modern twist on everyday dining featuring a delicious menu of authentic Mexican and Latin dishes created by chef Juan Luis Gonzalez. Open for lunch and dinner daily, 7 days a week. Family friendly dining, great for groups, too!
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I absolutely loved it. The best
ever Mexican food. Can't wait to come back."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Our overall experience was pretty
great. We will definitely be going again."
Dined on 2/15/2014
They had a three taco dinner that
was great. Gave you the chance to try 3 small tacos all of your choice. AND they didn't automatically include the beans and rice. Could get for a nominal charge. Nice way to try out several of their dishes to get your favorite (or all three!) the next time. Fresh made guacamole is another nice touch (a little expensive, but very tasty)."
Dined on 2/11/2014
I really enjoyed my experience at
this restaurant it made my valentine day exactly Wat I was hoping it would the food was good an the service was excellent I would definitely go again an again"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Varied selection and excellent
food if your looking for some quality Mexican cuisine this is worth a try. Would like to have seen a few more craft beers on the menu, I'm not always in the mood for margaritas."
Dined on 2/11/2014
We started off with the $5
margarita specials with the salsas and chips were. These were well made and a nice range of spiciness. However, the enjoyable experience ended there. Three of our four entrees took over an hour to arrive, the last coming after another 10 minutes. The last entree was stuffed chicken doused in a grayish brown sauce (the special of the evening). It was so unappetizing I could not eat the dish. The other entrees were also disappointing - bland, pasty cheese enchiladas, bland beans and rice, inedible tacos. The only items we ate were the chicken tamale and the chorizo taco. The vegetarian tamale was far too much of a hodgepodge of ingredients that lacked any cohesive flavor. We will not be going back."
Dined on 2/10/2014
I know, a place known for a girty
jillion moles and sauces..right..but they put too much glop on the food. Great tamales buried somewhere under a ton of mole with another decorative stripe of some other sauce. I have been there before...I picked the restaurant this time. ..but I didn't enjoy the food. The staff was great."
Dined on 2/9/2014
We love Mago and have been going
since they opened the Bolingbrook location. The food is outstanding. Wonderful use of flavors, great overall quality and large quantity. Good value since they aren't very expensive. Staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. We did wait a little while to be greeted by our server but it seemed like they were unexpectedly busy on a Sunday night. Overall a great experience. Get the ceviche and the guacamole. You won't be disappointed!"
Dined on 2/9/2014
The food and services was
wonderful. We got seated right away and the chip & salsa are already on the table waiting for us. I highly recommended this place."
Dined on 2/7/2014
We were killing time before a
Victoria's Secret shopping event, and decided to grab something to eat. First and foremost the food is excellent! Both of our meals (a steak and an enchilada dinner) were well prepared, tasty, delicious and plentiful. The atmosphere is warm and vibrant, and all the patrons seemed to be enjoying themselves thoroughly. Our only point of contention was the speed of service. While we understand that they were reasonably busy, we felt that while the service was great when our waiter was there, that he was somewhat slow in getting to us and checking in on us. That being said, overall a very pleasant experience.."
Dined on 2/9/2014
If you truly appreciate Mexican
food (not tex-mex or mex-icanna) this is the place for you. The freshness of the food, the creative sauces, including a whole menu section just for different kinds of mole, and excellent ceviche! The margaritas are a perfect compliment to the outstanding food and the flow of chips and 3 kinds of salsa to the table are endless. We drive past more than a dozen other Mexican restaurants to get to Mago. When you go, ask for a sample of the mole sauces before you order, it just might make you a new fan of mole. Vibrant environment that is quieter at lunch and a bit more lively at dinner. Appropriate for business lunch, girls day/night out meal, celebration dinners, or just for fun!"
Dined on 2/4/2014
Dined on 2/1/2014
Mago has a great menu full of
items that differ from your typical Mexican restaurant. The trio of salsas they bring to start are fantastic!. I love the food, but the service is often very slow. We had a great waitress, but she was very busy with other tables and the time between our drinks, order, and food delivery was too long. One waiter offer to replace our salsas while we were waiting, but he never delivered. The waiter that delivered our food asked if we needed anything, and after we asked for water, he said, "Great! Enjoy your meal!" like he wasn't listening to what we were saying. Needless to say, we never got our water refill. If you go, be sure to know the service will be slow and you might have to ask for things more than once."
Dined on 1/26/2014
Authentic Mexican fare by
award-winning Chefs Juan Luis Gonzalez. When you are seated, you will be given three homemade salsas and fresh, hot chips. Heaven! The five mole sauces plus a specialty of the day keep me coming back for more. Homemade tamales, a pot-pie style Arroz con Pollo (rice & chicken), tender meats, fish - you can't go wrong no matter what you choose. Guacamole (prepared table-side) is delicious. Every entree comes with a bowl of tortilla soup, broth based, full of flavor! Tacos and burritos are also on the menu. If you are ready to take a step beyond the Americanized ground-beef taco (which they do offer), you'll be delighted with this south-of-the-border foodie experience."
Dined on 1/26/2014
First time to mago and what a
treat! Our server Juan Luis was wonderful! Starting with the fresh made guacamole tableside, the wonderful full spectrum salsas and my oh my mouthwatering mole! Yum! A new family favorite, we will be back."
Dined on 1/16/2014
My husband and I go to Mago fairly
often. It's good quality food that is done right. I love the tilapia with the peanut mole and poblano mash potatoes. So so good!"
Dined on 12/1/2013
Everything on the menu is
excellent. Recommend the Fajitas Mago with shrimp and chicken, that comes to the table boiling in a hot pot. They have the Best Sangria that I've ever had!"
Dined on 1/12/2014
Getting a table was no problem
getting the jump on New Years Eve. Owner, hostess, waitress and table help were all pleasant and ready to make our experience a good one. I was glad the Live Mariachis were not playing. The restaurant is just too small for the band and makes the evening very uncomfortable. This was perfect and loved, loved the food! We have never been disappointed."
Dined on 12/31/2013
Quality of food is very good,
service is also very good."
Dined on 12/31/2013
I had been to Mago many times
before, but this time we made a reservation for New Year's Eve. Our table was ready upon our arrival, and the service was fast and friendly. We retired to the bar after our meal and the bartenders were friendly and knowledgeable about the many margaritas that Mago offers. It was a great way to kick off the new year!"
Dined on 12/31/2013
Food was good. The sangria and
table-side guacamole were the highlights. Service from Aaron R. left a lot to be desired. A few tips on service: 1) don't get an attitude when guests ask for separate checks (given new register systems, this isn't hard to do), 2) don't assume separate checks will negatively affect your tip; however, your attitude might (especially when the people you're serving are in the industry); 3) walk around the table to set items in front of each guest rather than putting your elbows and half your body in their face when it isn't necessary, 4) don't serve food or drinks on chipped/broken plates (throw them away), and 5) don't package food in front of the guest, take it away and package it or allow the guest to do it."
Dined on 11/6/2013
This is traditional Mexican dining
which offers a wide variety of selections. They provide three different types of salsa which is good for everyone. The tableside preparaition of guacamole is very good as it is made to order."
Dined on 11/13/2013
The food is fresh, served hot and
really tasty! I've been to Rick Bayless' Frontera Grill in the city and this food is just as good. There are many options to choose from (they even have a dish with Amish chicken) and the portion sizes are generous. Table-side guacamole has the most simple, fresh ingredients and the flavor is amazing. All tables get complimentary salsa (3 types...all very good though the smoky chipotle and tomatillo are my favorites) and chips."
Dined on 11/9/2013
I have eaten here several times.
This time I made reservations and we got seated right behind the band playing marriache music the entire time! It was really annoying! Will go back but ask for a table away from band!"
Dined on 11/7/2013
Hostess was rather rude and was
going to make us wait 15 minutes even though we had reservations. Food was good though. A waiter dropped a chair onto the table next to us making a very loud noise, not sure why the chair move couldn't have waited until they closed. Definitely made us jump with the loud noise. Was a bit disappointed with the service both times we have gone. The first one busboy dropped chips all over me and my food. They were not even my tables chips and he didn't even apologize. Restaurant has potential if they could get their service level up."
Dined on 10/28/2013
Mago Grill never ceases to fail me
whenever I go there with my fiancée. We go there at least once a month and try a different dish every time and each time we are just blown away with how flavorful and delicious the food is! Not only is the food extremely satisfying but it is delivered within minutes of you ordering it. Such polite and caring staff made the experience even better! Mago grill will forever be one of my favorite restaurants!"
Dined on 10/24/2013
We always enjoy our experience at
MAGO. Nothing changed Sunday. All was delicious, we left stuffed and super happy. Our picky kiddo ate tableside guac to his heart's content and we vowed it's our favorite restaurant in the 'burbs once again."
Dined on 10/21/2013
Chicken tortilla soup is my
favorite soup hands down. Sandra knows exactly what we eat and drink and she always provides great service!"
Dined on 10/21/2013
The food is good with a varied
menu. The restaurant is very noisy and there was a mariachi band playing which made it very difficult to even have a conversation."
Dined on 10/10/2013
We love coming to Mago
Bolingbrook. It consistently has great fresh food and the mole sauces are amazing! I lean toward their shrimp dishes and my husband either goes for the pork or carne asada entrees - it is all well prepared and sooo flavorful. The wait staff is always very polite and helpful, you never see any of the staff being anything but friendly and professional. Keep it up Mago!"
Dined on 10/10/2013
Service and food were good.
Enjoyed the fresh made guacamole at the table. We enjoyed a birthday celebration."
Dined on 10/2/2013
Liked the food, the atmosphere and
staff. As other writers have written this is not your typical Mexican restaurant and that is what appealled to me. You have to try it."
Dined on 10/1/2013
The restaurant was clean and
inviting, our server was excellent. The food was outstanding and versatile."
Dined on 9/26/2013
We tried this a few times right
after they opened and the food wasn't very good. We decided to try it again as it's been over a year and a half and our out of town guest wanted Mexican food. The service was very good, the appetizers were excellent but none of us cared for our main meal. Margarita's were very good. I would recommend for a nice place to have a drink and grab a snack, none of our group will be back for dinner which was average."
Dined on 9/19/2013
Food was great as usual and the
service was outstanding."
Dined on 9/8/2013
We had a reservation and were
seated immediately, that was nice. We waited more than 10 minutes before anyone spoke to us, not a great first impression but I've had worse. The rest of the meal was faster than some drive thrus. We ordered drinks, they did a lap and came back in less than 2 minutes, wonderful. We ordered our food and at most restaurants a 10-20 minute window between ordering and eating is normal. It was maybe 5 minutes. Enough time to put it on a plate and bring it out. Not exactly made to order. Prices are a bit high for what you get but everything tasted fine."
Dined on 9/5/2013
This was mine and my fiancée first
time to try this place! I had always wanted to try it since I passed by it every time I was at the Bolingbrook promenade! Mago definitely did not disappoint! I had special food restrictions and they had no problem with making the carne chihuahua dish to my specifications! My fiancée as well enjoyed the tacos! The complimentary chips and salsas they serve you at the beginning were delicious, refreshing and light! The waitress was very polite and always made sure that everything was up to our satisfaction! I suggest making a reservation especially during typical dinner times because it really gets hectic and busy! The outside ambience was great! We will definitely return very soon!"
Dined on 8/30/2013
Mago's is what I would call an
upscale Mexican restaurant with a flair. Sure you can order a burrito or taco but there is so much more variety on their menu. Food is very good and the guacamole made at your table is delicious . Service was great. My only comment is the place has high ceilings and it gets rather noisy. I had requested a quieter spot inside since we had an out of country visitor and wanted to be able to talk. We were hoping for table in a corner. But when we got there they told us the quiet spot would be outside. They have a small patio on the sidewalk but hot night so not what we wanted. They set up a table inside for the 6 of us but on path to kitchen. Cannot accommodate several groups at same time. Otherwise great place."
Dined on 8/21/2013
Fantastic !!!! We enjoyed We sited
on time Food is excellent"
Dined on 8/8/2013
Although our table didn't have an
umbrella there was shade from the building. I will say that the chips were fresh. The $5 Margarita special was yummy. My dining companion was absolutely fun and marvelous. The ceviche and tamales unlike anything I ever had but I wouldn't get them ever again."
Dined on 8/6/2013
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Box: 3 Fold: 50 Ignace Jan Paderewski - Notes by Paul & Ruth Hume Box: 3 Fold: 51 Ignace Jan Paderewski - "Polish Review" Articles
Article titles include:
- "Paderewski the Statesman" by Jacques de Carency" (p.3)
- "Paderewski Reminiscences" by Michal Kondracki (p.5)
- "Paderewski Loved Children" by Antoni Gonowicz (p.7)
- "Polish Sculptor Francis Black" by Allan Snow (p.8) -- created busts of many prominent Poles including Paderewski.
Box: 3 Fold: 52 Ignace Jan Paderewski - Printed Items (misc.) Box: 3 Fold: 53 Ignace Jan Paderewski - Scrapbook Box: 3 Fold: 54 Ignace Jan Paderewski - Scrapbook Box: 3 Fold: 55 Ignace Jan Paderewski - Scrapbook Articles Box: 3 Fold: 56 Ignace Jan Paderewski - Scrapbook Articles (Fragments) Box: 3 Fold: 57 Pope Pius XII - Encyclical on Sacred Music Box: 3 Fold: 58 Elisabeth Rethberg - Related Material Box: 3 Fold: 59 Wallingford Riegger - Paper: "Attitudes Toward Innovation in Music" Box: 3 Fold: 60 Artur Rubinstein - Related Material Box: 3 Fold: 60.1 Artur Rubinstein - Photograph Box: 3 Fold: 61 Rudolf Serkin - Correspondence (Copy) Box: 3 Fold: 62 Rudolf Serkin - Photograph Box: 3 Fold: 63 Bianca Saroya - Related Material Box: 3 Fold: 64 Albert Schweitzer - Related Material Box: 3 Fold: 65 William Frederick Scott - Newsclippings Box: 3 Fold: 66 Leo Sowerby - Sheet Music: "Manger Carol" Box: 3 Fold: 67 Leo Sowerby - Compositions Lists Box: 3 Fold: 68 Leo Sowerby Foundation Box: 3 Fold: 69 Albert & Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Box: 3 Fold: 70 Leopold Stokowski - Related Material Box: 3 Fold: 71 Leopold Stokowski - Newsclippings Box: 3 Fold: 72 Harry Truman - Related Material
2. TLS (5/12/1988) to Paul Hume from Benedict K. Zobrist, secretary, Harry S. Truman Library Institute, forwarding an issue of the institute's newsletter which features a reprint of an article by Hume on Harry Truman: "The Music Critic and the President: the Second Time Around," (from "Whistlestop," Harry S. Truman Library Institute Newsletter, Vol.16, Number 2, 1988).
Box: 3 Fold: 73 Margaret Truman - Related Correspondence
1. TLS copy (10/21/1947) from Harry Truman to Patrick Hayes re attendance at the recital by Margaret Truman.
2. Correspondence to Paul Hume complimenting his review of Margaret Truman's recital: Charles K. Moser (TLS 12/26/1947), Frank S. Sears (telegram 11/28/1949), May A. Sterling (TLS 12/23/1947.
3. Copy of TLS from Philip C. Brooks, director, General Services Administration, to Joseph Leib, re locating the original or copy of the letter written by Harry S. Truman to Paul Hume in response to the latter's review of the recital by Margaret Truman in 1950.
4. Memorandum by John S. Monagan, dated November 3, 1997, concerning his recollection of a conversation he had with Paul Hume about the latter's relations with Truman subsequent to his criticism of Margaret Truman in 1950.
Box: 3 Fold: 74 Margaret Truman - Newsclippings Box: 3 Fold: 75 Nathan Twining vs. Martin Berkofsky Box: 3 Fold: 76 Giuseppe Verdi - Related Material Box: 3 Fold: 77 Richard Wagner - Ring Cycle - Newsclippings Box: 3 Fold: 78 Iannis Xenakis - Related Material Box: 3 Fold: 79 Efrem Zimbalist - Newsclippings Box: 4 Fold: 1 Alea III Box: 4 Fold: 2 Arts Club of Washington Box: 4 Fold: 3 Carmargo Foundation Box: 4 Fold: 4 Carnegie Hall Corporation Box: 4 Fold: 5 Catholic University of America Glee Club Concerts Box: 4 Fold: 6 Cosmos Club Box: 4 Fold: 7 Georgetown University - 175th Anniversary Box: 4 Fold: 8 Georgetown University - Commencement Program 1972 Box: 4 Fold: 9 Georgetown University - Dahlgren Chapel Christmas Eve Concert Box: 4 Fold: 10 Rev. Edward B. Bunn - In Memoriam Box: 4 Fold: 11 Georgetown University - Fall Faculty Convocation Box: 4 Fold: 12 Georgetown University - Bicentennial Concert Program Box: 4 Fold: 13 Georgetown University Glee Club - Correspondence Box: 4 Fold: 14 Georgetown University Glee Club - Constitution Box: 4 Fold: 15 Georgetown University Glee Club - Puerto Rico Box: 4 Fold: 16 Georgetown University Glee Club - Puerto Rico Box: 4 Fold: 17 Georgetown University Glee Club - St. Croix Box: 4 Fold: 18 Georgetown University Glee Club - Puerto Rico & St. Croix Box: 4 Fold: 19 Georgetown University Glee Club - Mi-Careme Concerts Box: 4 Fold: 20 Georgetown University Glee Club - Mi-Careme Concerts
DESCRIPTION: Notes and notebooks by Paul and/or Ruth Hume re research on Ignace Jan Paderewski.
June 28, 1944
DESCRIPTION: Issue of "The Polish Review" (Vol.IV, No.24, June 28, 1944) featuring articles on Ignace Jan Paderewski. All articles illustrated with b/w photographs.
1972 and undated items
DESCRIPTION: Miscellaneous printed items relating to Ignace Jan Paderewski. Includes clippings of cartoon caricatures of Paderewksi, and copies of maps of Poland, Germany and Eastern Europe.
DESCRIPTION: Scrapbook of newspaper clippings and tearsheets from original concert programs relating to Ignace Jan Paderewski. Items dated 1892-1902.
DESCRIPTION: Scrapbook of article clippings re Ignace Jan Paderewski, dating in the 1890's.
c.1890s to 1900
DESCRIPTION: Loose articles from scrapbook (Folder 3:54) re Ignace Jan Paderewski.
DESCRIPTION: Loose fragments of articles from scrapbook (Folder 3:54) re Ignace Jan Paderewski.
DESCRIPTION: Reprint of encyclical by Pope Pius XII on sacred music (12/25/1955).
DESCRIPTION: Clippings, including article by Paul Hume and obituary, re New York Metropolitan Opera soprano Elisabeth Rethberg (1805-1976). Includes typed list by Hume showing broadcasts of Rethberg's Met performances.
DESCRIPTION: Typescript of paper by composer Wallingford Riegger (1885-1961), entitled, "Attitudes Toward Innovation in Music," (undated, 9 pages).
DESCRIPTION: Miscellaneous material relating to pianist Artur Rubinstein (c.1886-1982), including memoranda by Paul Hume, typed notes and manuscript for Rubinstein's obituary by Hume, newswire printouts.
DESCRIPTION: Newswire printout of Associated Press interview of Artur Rubinstein (1977) re his life and memoirs in progress. Includes AP photograph of Rubinstein (b/w, 8x10 w/ caption).
June 17, 1976
DESCRIPTION: Copy of TLS (6/17/1976) from pianist Rudolf Serkin to "Mr. Chambers" reminiscing about playing a solo in the 5th Brandenburg Concerto at the invitation of Adolf Busch, and of Artur Schnabel and Albert Einstein being in the audience.
DESCRIPTION: Photograph (b/w 8x10, undated) of pianist Rudolf Serkin (1903-1991).
DESCRIPTION: Article re opera soprano Bianca Saroya. Includes typed notes by Paul Hume.
DESCRIPTION: Transcript of letter from Albert Schweitzer to Gardner Evans, organist and choirmaster in Brookline, Mass., discussing Bach's organ compositions. Includes reprint of an article on Schweitzer, "Strasbourg Recollections of Albert Schweitzer," by Edouard Nies-Berger (from "Musical America," April 1948).
DESCRIPTION: Clippings of articles re young conductor William Frederick Scott. Includes telephone message from Beverly Sills to Paul Hume, "Fred Scott is extraordinary."
DESCRIPTION: 7 copies of printed sheet music for "Manger Carol" by Leo Sowerby with text by Winfred Douglas (H.W. Gray Co., Inc., 1956).
DESCRIPTION: List of compositions by Leo Sowerby (1895-1968) showing works dating from 1905 to 1968 (102 pages). Includes printed list of works illustrated with print of photograph of Sowerby.
DESCRIPTION: Newsletter of the Leo Sowerby Foundation, June 1993 issue.
DESCRIPTION: Newswire printouts and newspaper clippings re Albert Sprague Coolidge (1894-1977) and loss of appointment as advisor to a Library of Congress fund established by his mother Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge (1864-1953).
DESCRIPTION: Newswire printouts re Leopold Stokowski (1882-1977).
DESCRIPTION: Clippings of articles by Paul Hume on Leopold Stokowski.
c. 1984-1988
DESCRIPTION: 1. 2 TLS (1/6/1984 & 2/22/1984) to Paul Hume from Brian Lingham, associate general director, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, inviting Hume to contribute a piece to a publication commemorating Harry S. Truman. Includes typescript of an article by Hume, "Harry Truman and Music."
DESCRIPTION: Correspondence relating to critical reviews by Paul Hume of recitals by Margaret Truman:
DESCRIPTION: Newsclippings re Margaret Truman. Includes reference to Paul Hume's controversial review of a recital by the former in 1950.
DESCRIPTION: Copies of legal documents, correspondence and newsclippings relating to the lawsuit Nathan Twining brought against pianist Martin Berkofsky and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in an attempt to seek an injunction against a presentation by the latter two of the "Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra, Opus 88A" by Max Bruch.
DESCRIPTION: News release and prospectus re publication of a critical edition of works by Giuseppe Verdi by the University of Chicago Press.
DESCRIPTION: Printed items including newspaper clippings, news releases, and program notes re performances of Richard Wagner's "The Ring of the Nibelungs." Items date from 1876 to 1985.
DESCRIPTION: Booklet: "Iannis Xenakis - the Man and His Music," a conversation with the composer and a description of his works (London: Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers Ltd., 1967).
DESCRIPTION: Copies of articles re violinist Efrem Zimbalist (1889-1985).
DESCRIPTION: 2 TLS (4/18/1980 & 4/23/1980) to Paul Hume from Theodore Antoniou, music director, Alea III, performing arts ensemble of Boston in residence at Boston University. Includes news releases about the group.
DESCRIPTION: Correspondence to Paul Hume from William Carmichael president, Arts Club of Washington: TLS dated 6/6/1987 & ALS undated. Includes membership welcome card sent to Hume (June 1987). Also includes copy of concert program featuring Hume as baritone and Paul Callaway as pianist (May 19, 1949).
DESCRIPTION: Memoranda and reports relating to the Carmargo Foundation. Includes autograph and typed notes to Paul Hume from Russell Young, director. Also includes copy of TLS from Young to Roger Hall (9/11/1973).
DESCRIPTION: News release and typed notes by Paul Hume re the Carnegie Hall Corporation's colloquia, seminars and conference on musical criticism.
DESCRIPTION: Concert programs of the Glee Clubs of Catholic University of America, featuring performances by Paul Hume as baritone.
DESCRIPTION: Form letter and questionnaire for members of the Cosmos Club, Washington, D.C.
DESCRIPTION: Correspondence (TLS 6/20/1962) to Paul Hume from Joseph Sellinger, S.J., dean, College of Arts and Sciences, re concert program for the Georgetown University 175th anniversary celebration. Includes typed carbon from Hume.
May 21, 1972
DESCRIPTION: Georgetown University commencement program for 1972.
DESCRIPTION: Typed notes by Paul Hume for Christmas Eve concert programs held at the Dahlgren Chapel, Georgetown University.
DESCRIPTION: Memorial service program (6/22/1972) for Rev. Edward B. Bunn, S.J., former president of Georgetown University (1952-64). Includes invitation to benefit for memorial endowment honoring Father Bunn (1982).
DESCRIPTION: Invitation card for the Georgetown University fall faculty convocation (11/20/1982).
February 22, 1989
DESCRIPTION: Program for "A Musical Celebration of Religious Freedom" presented as part of the Georgetown University bicentennial year celebrations (1989).
DESCRIPTION: Correspondence to Paul Hume relating to the Georgetown University Glee Club (Men's Chorus).
DESCRIPTION: Typescript of the constitution of the Georgetown University Glee Club (undated).
DESCRIPTION: Programs for concerts by the Georgetown University Glee Club in Puerto Rico, with Paul Hume as director.
January 1964
DESCRIPTION: Newspaper clippings of articles on the visit to Puerto Rico by the Georgetown University Glee Club. Includes news of visit by the members led by Paul Hume to the residence of Pablo Casals.
January 5, 1972
DESCRIPTION: Programs for performance by the Georgetown University Glee Club in St. Croix (1/5/1972).
DESCRIPTION: Correspondence to Paul Hume re the Georgetown University Glee Club concert tour to Puerto Rico and St. Croix, Virgin Islands (1971). Includes typescript: "Georgetown University Glee Club Repertoire for Puerto Rico-Virgin Islands Tour, December-January 1971-72."
DESCRIPTION: Typed notices about the Georgetown University Glee Club Mi-Careme concerts, by Joseph Brooks, chairman, Mi-Careme Concert Committee.
DESCRIPTION: Programs for Georgetown University Glee Club Mi-Careme concerts (1962-74).


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Jan 22, 2013, 10:11 PM | #1 |
How to run arcade game emulator on MAC ?
I am actually a windows user. I love to play old arcade games. And for that I use Winkawaks amd Mime32 emulator. Recently my grandpa give me his old mac book and I try to run those emulator but I find no luck. They are not supported on MAC. So is there any way to run those windows emulator on MAC. I search MAC version for those emulator but No luck. So please let me know if there any old arcade game emulator exists for MAC. Thanks in advance.
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Jan 22, 2013, 10:57 PM | #2 |
you can use, parallels, VMware, etc,
see here for complete tool to run windows OS on your Mac http://www.macwindows.com/emulator.html |
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Jan 25, 2013, 12:59 AM | #4 |
I don't know what games you're trying to run, but they do have a MAME emulator for Mac OS.
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Jan 28, 2013, 01:54 AM | #5 | |
I want to run arcade game. Basically old arcade game like Metal Slug, King of fighter etc. If mame is not available then is there any other arcade game emulator available for the MAC. Its really frustrating because I google for about a week and don't find much luck. |
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Jan 28, 2013, 02:02 AM | #6 |
What do you mean by "If mame is not available"?
It is, like Berek said. I'm using it. |
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Feb 9, 2013, 07:19 AM | #7 |
If you're running Snowy Leopard or less, you get the bonus of using the superior MAME emulator Macmame.
If you're unfortunate enough to be running Lion or Mountain Lion, then have fun configuring Roms for MAME OSX. I've gotten plenty of stuff to run in Macmame, hardly anything though in mame osx. There are a couple other emus for MAME but these need a lot of faffing around to get going (the best one doesn't have a GUI). P.S. The best Metal Slugs are now all on iPhone and iPad (1,2,3). 2 > X !! |
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Feb 9, 2013, 09:46 AM | #8 |
Early 2008 White Macbook 2.4GHz; iPhone 4; iPod Touch 4G |
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I get big list of games, but none is (obviously) present on my HD. How can I clean that list and install games I do have the ROM for? I have used MAME for the Amiga platform for years and it was pretty easy to use. Not so with MacOS, it seems. ;( Anyone can help me out? |
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Apr 2, 2013, 06:36 PM | #10 |
What you need to do is get your ROMZ, put them in a folder that you have set as such in the app prefs, and then look through the big master list ('All') to find the game, then select that one to play it.
Every once in a while you can run an audit, which takes a while, but when it picks up your valid roms, it will enter them in your 'Good' Tab List. |
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One's take away from writer/director Sarah Polley's brilliant, semi-autobiographical Stories We Tell may be that the film is about family dynamics and the complex secrets they often keep hidden. But what the film is really about is the way in which our lives are like stories, often interpreted and consumed differently by various actors involved within the circle of a particular narrative. The 'truth' about Sarah's origins becomes increasingly unstable as memories (some of which may be unreliable) of the past highlight the relativistic and nuanced nature of individual perspectives and experiences. Everyone's take on Sarah's mother is bit different, which is to say, she struggled to conform to any singular mold or characterization. The film works very much like Tim O'brien's masterful fictional memoir The Things They Carried, a novel set in the Vietnam War but a book concerned primarily with the importance of storytelling as a way of understanding splintered, de-centered realities. It's a wonderful film and one of the best of the year.
56 Up is the eighth and latest installment in the British documentary Up series. Began in 1964 and airing every seven years, audiences have followed a select group of seven year old children from 1964 to now with the expressed intent to examine British class structure and its power to determine one's life. We the viewers are allowed access to the personal up's and down's of a participant's life story, including a quick summation of their life as it was and as it is now. The interviews probe the typical subject matter such as married life, employment, children, health and various laments, grievances and successes. Viewers won't be mesmerized by anything unconventional, extraordinary or surprising. Most of the children have grown up to live relatively banal, middle class lives even as they've likely felt a certain pressure as living subjects within an entertainment/sociological experiment.
Legendary White Stallions. If you like looking as talented gorgeous horses then give this DVD a perusal. This is a DVD about the legendary Lipizzaners. It talks about their training and their breeding and shows them in action and in the country side. Some of these quotes will give you a feel for the DVD. The Director of the Spanish Riding School says "Classic Horse riding is pure Beauty and Harmony" The Rider is the artist and the Horse is the medium" Now, while I agree with his statement and love seeing these horses, I thought that he, the Director of the Spanish Riding School looked like Prince Charles. Ok, back to serious, this is an informative and also beautiful DVD of the Lipizzaners. They are the horses of legends. Another quote "It's Teamwork, it is as if there was a gossamer thread between the riders and the horses mind." This is a visually powerful and educational DVD of a legendary horse. It is a wondrous photography of the Lipizzaners. Check it out, give it a watch and be enthralled and educated.
There are many times in life when we take an action that cannot be undone, and in so doing, head down one fork in the road, never to possibly return to the other path again. I was struck, watching Chely Wright, Wish Me Away, how real that is when someone comes out. Ms. Wright, popular country music singer-songwriter, CMA winner, was raised in a conservative God-fearing home and community. As a young girl, she knew she wanted to be a country music star and she determined to work heart and soul to reach that goal. At the same time, she recognized her crushes on girls and prayed that God would help her somehow overcome her feelings, that God wouldn't let her be gay.
The documentary incorporates interviews with primary people in Wright's life (family members, other creative collaborators, people from her hometown,) heart-wrenching homemade videos created by Wright during some of her most despairing moments, plus footage of Wright meeting with her spiritual advisor and, later, her publicist.
Wright's coming-out process was exquisitely choreographed. The release of her autobiographical book, Like Me: Confessions of a Heartland Country Singer, this movie and numerous public interviews (with Oprah Winfrey, Rosie O'Donnell and others) were all scheduled to happen one real close together, for maximum exposure. In one interview, Rosie O'Donnell bluntly states: "You're out, honey….You're out all day. You're out forever!"
If I had to choose my top film for 2013 today, it would surely be Mark Cousins' epic series The Story of Film: An Odyssey, a serious film connoisseur's dream documentary that covers the history of film from its 19th century origins up through the present. Cousins, never timid to express his own attitude toward the nature of both the economics and politics of the film industry, weaves the technical, cultural and artistic evolution of movie making through the lens of both that of an erudite chronicler, passionate critic, and corrective revisionist. He summarizes the development of movies as both an art form and as a business enterprise. He deconstructs established myths and 'official' accounts of film's development while respectfully pointing to the shortcomings of conventional perspectives on the canon. His thick Scottish/Irish brogue may be too derisive an element for some viewers to overcome but overall (the project is obviously too personal for Cousins to have employed another narrator), Cousins' work will for some time constitute the benchmark for others to follow. Cousins navigates the viewer through the decades, styles, genres, technical innovations and regional characteristics of the major epicenters of movie-making (Hollywood, France, the Soviet Union, Sweden, Japan, and Italy) introducing us to both American films emanating from the Hollywood star machine as well as those less acknowledged masterpieces made throughout the Asian, Latin and African world. The strength of Cousins' view, that the story of film up until now has been one of exclusion and omission, arises from his ability to present an international collection of seminal directors and films, showing how these works and the talented minds behind their production arose parallel to more celebrated works of the Western world. Much of this history has been driven by the tension and balance between art, commerce and ideas, which Cousins explores throughout the series with great attention to detail and with obvious affection for the subject. The usual suspects are all here, including, Thomas Edison, Sergei Eisenstein, D.W. Griffith, Charlie Chaplin, Orson Welles, Howard Hawkes, John Ford, Jean-Luc Godard, Fredrico Fellini, Martin Scorsese, Akira Kurosawa, Ingmar Bergman, Andrei Tarkovsky, and Steven Spielberg as well as lesser known directors like Hind Rostom in Bab.Al-Hadid, Abel Gance, Erich von Stroheim, George Albert Smith, Kenji Mizoguchi, and Lynne Ramsay. Cineaphiles rejoice, your love letter to movies has been made.
The new documentary from filmmaker Ken Burns (The Central Park Five) is an outrage-inducing expose of the insidious injustice carried out upon five New York City teenagers in 1989. The story begins with the brutal attack of a jogger in Central Park. From there, the police department and prosecutors seek out those that they could label as the perpetrators, not the actual rapist. The evidence would suggest that investigators were neither interested in justice nor the truth about who was responsible for the vicious crime. The city explodes in racist condemnation of the teen suspects with much of the media and political class trying the case in the court of public opinion and tabloid. This is a must-watch film that should be shown in every classroom across this country.
It's pretty easy to argue that movie expert Roger Ebert was America's First Film Critic, in the sense that he was the country's most well-known and respected reviewer of cinema. Ebert passed away yesterday from complications due to cancer. Ebert and the late Gene Siskel introduced millions of Americans to thoughtful conversations about both commercial and artistic-oriented films with their Saturday afternoon television show that aired from the mid 1980's until Siskel's death in 1999. Ebert's brilliant reviews, many of which are collected in numerous books, are an excellent starting point for the novice fan of film to introduce themselves to the treasure trove of great movies. Ebert was known for his superb prose, much of which eschewed jargon and obtuse forms of critical theory. He also had a keen ability to criticize films he found intellectually stupefying or devoid of purpose with a biting sense of humor, some of which can be found below.
"The Last Airbender is an agonizing experience in every category I can think of and others still waiting to be invented. The laws of chance suggest that something should have gone right. Not here. It puts a nail in the coffin of low-rent 3D, but it will need a lot more coffins than that."
"Battlefield Earth is like taking a bus trip with someone who has needed a bath for a long time. It's not merely bad; it's unpleasant in a hostile way."
"Dice Rules is one of the most appalling movies I have ever seen. It could not be more damaging to the career of Andrew Dice Clay if it had been made as a documentary by someone who hated him. The fact that Clay apparently thinks this movie is worth seeing is revealing and sad, indicating that he not only lacks a sense of humor, but also ordinary human decency."
"Saving Silverman is so bad in so many different ways that perhaps you should see it, as an example of the lowest slopes of the bell-shaped curve. This is the kind of movie that gives even its defenders fits of desperation. Consider my friend James Berardinelli, the best of the Web-based critics. No doubt 10 days of oxygen deprivation at the Sundance Film Festival helped inspire his three-star review, in which he reports optimistically, 'Saving Silverman has its share of pratfalls and slapstick moments, but there's almost no flatulence.' Here's a critical rule of thumb: You know you're in trouble when you're reduced to praising a movie for its absence of fart jokes, and have to add 'almost.'"
And one of his most famous disses concerns Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen. It "is a horrible experience of unbearable length, briefly punctuated by three or four amusing moments. One of these involves a dog-like robot humping the leg of the heroine. Such are the meager joys. If you want to save yourself the ticket price, go into the kitchen, cue up a male choir singing the music of hell, and get a kid to start banging pots and pans together. Then close your eyes and use your imagination."
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My hi-fi consists of a pair of Triangle Celius 202, a primare cd21 & an integrated amplifier primare a30.1. I would like to be able to stream music from a NAS in the same quality in terms of sound or slightly better than i do now in my current system. Given the fact that in 5 years time my amp will be 15 years old, is the purchase of Naim's Uniti Lite the best low budget solution for my hi-fi system now?
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You started two identical threads...
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I have no idea why people do that. Just leads to confusion.
Chebby you will have to excuse me...i'm new at this stuff!
Scissor_digits thanks for your answer!
but can i ask you about a highly subjective matter?
i hear also music (from time to time) from my pc to amp(without external dac)
If perfect sound is 100 let's say points and my current system (cd21 & primare a30.1) for convenience purposes is 50...what would you mark the sound
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2. From Uniti Lite to my amp
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Following the FGR #35 I knew my reading list would get longer with titles I'd been meaning to get around to, but what I didn't expect was to run across such great recommendations not just in English, but in other languages as well. Guess I need to work on my French.
With so many great suggestions coming in neither Robot nor I wanted to shut the conversation down by posting the wrap, but maybe in your comments to this post we'll get a few more suggestions to sustain us through the fall and winter.
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The purpose of the study is to investigate whether yoga or a health education group alleviate depressive symptoms for an individual with a partial response to antidepressant medication.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
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Behavioral: Yoga Behavioral: Healthy Living Workshop |
Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Holistic Approaches to Depression |
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- Quick Inventory of Depressive Symptoms (QIDS) [ Time Frame: End of acute phase (10 weeks) ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Depression
Estimated Enrollment: | 150 |
Study Start Date: | June 2011 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | February 2016 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | February 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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Behavioral: Yoga
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Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
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- Meets criteria for major depressive disorder (MDD) within the past two years; no history of bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or psychotic symptoms in one's lifetime.
- No current hazardous drug/ alcohol use.
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- Medically cleared for moderate exercise, documented by a note from their primary care provider.
- Not pregnant or planning on becoming pregnant in the next year.
- Naïve to study interventions. Participants cannot have had > 4 single sessions (or > 8 total hours class time) of yoga, other classes in "mindful exercise," (e.g., qigong, tai chi), mindfulness based stress reduction, or health education in the past year or >8 single classes of yoga within the past 2 years of the same. Participants can not have practiced yoga at least once per week for 8 weeks in a row in the past 5 years.
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- Understands English sufficiently well to complete study assessment.
- Biomarker exclusions. Participants who are taking oral steroids, insulin or oral hypoglycemic agents, or oral antibiotics, or who refuse blood draws, will not participate in the biomarker component of the study; however, they may participate in the rest of the study.
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Saturday, November 10th – 6:00PM
The weekend kicks off in style on Saturday, November 10th at 6PM at the Bistro Soleil at the historic Old Marco Inn, 100 Palm Street. French born and trained, award winning Chef Denis Meurgue, will create one of his unique dinners. This exclusive VIP event offers lots of opportunities for up close and personal time with the actors. Celebrity guests from today's hottest daytime shows will join some "old favorites" and be available for autograph signing, photos, Q&A, auctions and lots of surprises. This intimate and upscale event always sells out, so tickets should be ordered early.
Tickets are $100 per person - includes a fabulous dinner created by one of our areas top chefs. Special limited VIP tickets are available at $150.00 and guarantees seating with one of your favorite actors. Actor selection is in order or ticket purchase date.
Note to VIP ticket holders...please email us three choices of actors in preferred order after you purchase your tickets.
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