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Stealing History: How does Provenance Affect the Price of Antiquities?
AbstractIn 1982, the United States passed legislation that partially implemented the UNESCO Treaty, the Cultural Property Implementation Act. Despite the fact that the United States signed onto this treaty, it was common knowledge in the antiquities world that the enforcement of these laws has been lax, and the illegal sale of artifacts has continued. In December 2005, the Italian government took the Curator of Antiquities at the Getty Museum Marion True and Robert Hecht (a well-known antiquities dealer) to trial for conspiracy to buy and sell looted artifacts. This paper tests whether a good provenance increases the price of an antiquity and also whether the impact of appropriate provenance has changed since the trial began. To test these hypotheses, a hedonic regression on sales prices of provenanced and unprovenanced artifacts is estimated. We find that provenanced items are indeed selling for higher prices after 2005, ceteris paribus, which is evidence that the art market has responded to the law suits.
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Prevention of Infection Transmitted by Direct Contact Shoes, socks, long pants and long sleeved shirts should be worn while doing yardwork, gardening, farming or being in parks or wooded areas Use insect repellant and avoid outdoor exposures at dawn and dusk to prevent exposure to West Nile virus, during the summer and early fall in areas of possible transmission I. Prevention of Respiratory Infections Transmitted by inhaling organisms or by direct contact with contaminated hands to mucous membranes Frequent and thorough handwashing Avoid close contact with people with respiratory illnesses. If unavoidable, both the transplant recipient and sick contact should wear surgical masks II. Prevention of Respiratory Infections Avoid crowded areas: shopping malls, subways, elevators, during flu season and when highly immunosuppressed Avoid tobacco smoke—primary and secondary Avoid smoking marijuana (Aspergillus) Avoid potential exposure to tuberculosis: known people with TB, avoid working in prisons, jails, homeless shelters, certain health care settings Avoid Exposure to Environmental Molds (Aspergillus) and other Fungi Avoid construction or excavation sites Avoid exposure to soil, fertilizer, decaying vegetation including compost heaps Avoid gardening and farming at least during the first year after transplant If unavoidable, wear a mask Avoid plant and soil aerosols, pigeon and other bird droppings, chicken coops, and caves I. Water Safety - Cryptosporidium Cryptosporidium is uncommon in transplant patients No recommendation to avoid tap water Boiling water for 1 minute is the only way to eliminate the risk entirely If avoid tap water, need to realize that tap water is used at restaurants, movie theaters etc Select appropriate filters and/or bottled water II. Water Safety Avoid well water from private or public wells where it is checked infrequently for bacterial pathogens Do not drink water directly from lakes or rivers Avoid water that is likely to be contaminated with human or animal waste Avoid swallowing water during swimming Food Safety: Choose the healthier options Higher Risk Lower Risk Raw or undercooked meat or Meat/pultry cooked safely poultry Smoked fish/seafood heated to Raw or undercooked fish to 165 degrees Smoked fish Canned fish/seafood Precooked seafood Seafoodcooked to 145 Unpasteurized milk Use pasteurized eggs/egg products Foods with raw eggs Cooked sprouts Raw sprouts Washed fresh vegetbles Unwashed fresh vegetables Hard cheeses, processed Soft cheeses from cheeses, cream cheese unpasteurized milk Hot dogs, lunch meats that are Hot dogs, deli meats reheated to 165 Unpateruized pates Canned pates I. 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Food Safety Avoid soft cheeses (feta, brie, camembert) or cheese made with unpasteurized milk (listeriosis) Fruits and vegetables should be peeled or very thoroughly washed Avoid open salad bars Try to reheat deli meats, hot dogs, and turkey franks if possible (listeria) Reheat leftovers to steaming hot (165ºF) Avoid food left over from community picnics or buffet events Animal Contact Occupation risk: veterinarians, pet store employees, farmers, slaughterhouse or laboratory workers -Avoid working during maximal immunosuppression -Handwashing, gloves, masks I. Pet Safety Avoid stray animals Avoid animal scratches Avoid cleaning bird cages, litter boxes, animal feces. If this is not possible, use disposable gloves and a mask Avoid contact with reptiles (snakes, iguanas, lizards, turtles), chicks, ducklings (risk of Salmonella) II. 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Parking tax hike to harm Melbourne CBD retailers and businessPUBLISHED: 16 May 2013 00:35:00 | UPDATED: 16 May 2013 05:30:05PUBLISHED: 16 May 2013 PRINT EDITION: 16 May 2013
The extra $45 million boost to the Victorian budget, to be generated through increased parking taxes, could harm retailers and CBD businesses, according to consultancy firm Urbis.
The levy has jumped 130 per cent to its $930 per bay, per year rate after the congestion levy was introduced seven years ago.
It is set to increase to $1300 and vacancies will no longer be discounted.
State budget papers show the government was to earn in $48.1 million from the levy in 2012-13. This will jump to $93.5 million in 2013-14 and reach $100 million by 2016-217.
Urbis valuation and advisory director Roger Scrivener said the increase could be a costly problem for commercial car-park owners and tenants, if market forces restrict their ability to pass on the full increase to motorists. He said owners and car-park tenants could suffer from reduced net revenue, as was the case around St Kilda Road between 2006 and 2010.
The congestion levy was first introduced in Melbourne in 2006 to discourage people driving into the city. The revenue was to be funnelled into infrastructure.
"Parking rates around St Kilda Road were low when the levy was first introduced, so there was quite an increase on parkers when the levy was first added on, which the market took a few years to absorb," Mr Scrivener said. "There is competition in parking around the CBD, particularly on the fringe, so there is every chance owners won't be able to pass it on to parkers."
The levy applies to parking lots east of the CBD to Punt Road, to the edge of Fitzroy in the north, to Footscray Road in the west, Kings Way and Queens Road to the south and along St Kilda Road to the junction with Punt Road and the Nepean Highway.
After the state government announced the increase, Melbourne City Council's budget was released to show a 37.5 per cent increase for on-street metered parking. From July 1, hourly parking fees in the CBD will rise from $4 to $5.50 an hour.
Mr Scrivener said there was little evidence CBD congestion was eased through increased parking levies.
"It hasn't happened, there are a lot more people in the city. Even if people did decide to take the train instead of drive, the overall amount of traffic in the CBD has not fallen," he said.
Studies compiled by Monash University's Department of Civil Engineering to determine the levy's impact has found is has had little impact on reducing congestion.
The report found most drivers do not pay for their own parking – it comes as part of their salary package.
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Quote from: alldaway on October 25, 2011, 02:34:49 PMYou laugh at the OWS people John Galt? because the Tea Party failed to gain such notoriety or support. There is a reason why the Libertarian utopia is rejected by any sane person.The OWS people only have notoriety because they're media friendly - they sit in one place stinking up the joint so cameras can find them- plus they are selling a story the media likes to tell. The Tea Party people have actual jobs and it makes it hard for them to be photogenic. The difference is that the OWS people are doing nothing to change the national dialog - soaking the rich was already Obama's campaign slogan before OWS and the idea that bailouts suck was taken by the Tea Party a long time ago. Plus, in total the number of morons sitting occupying diddly is microscopic in the end.BTW, I assume the cat in the video isn't a Russian because the accent sounds really fake and the old woman who think NK is ok is obviously crazier than a loon.
You laugh at the OWS people John Galt? because the Tea Party failed to gain such notoriety or support. There is a reason why the Libertarian utopia is rejected by any sane person.
Not a chance in hell that's a real Russian accent.
All the Tea Party rallies I've seen have had the same message and theme- less Govt. spending, less taxes, less Govt. interference.-pretty much smaller government in general.The OWS folks, I can't figure out what they want. Some are griping that big banks got bailed out and they didn't (did they want no bailouts or did they want the "free money" the banks got?"). Others are complaining that Wall Street is not giving them jobs (usually the pierced and tattooed freaks wearing no shirts-did you look like that when you applied for the Wall Street job?). Others like the vid. are ranting about Socialism???Seems like they just want change, they don't know what kind of change, or how that change should be enacted just change- brother can ya spare some change
Quote from: alldaway on October 25, 2011, 02:34:49 PMYou laugh at the OWS people John Galt? because the Tea Party failed to gain such notoriety or support.No I laugh at them because they are ignorant and dumb, same reason I laughed at "The Waterboy".The reason they get notoriety is they have been down there for 2 straight weeks. All the Tea Party events were one day affairs usually on the weekends, because Tea Partiers have to work.As far as support, I believe the Tea Party has already gotten far more support than this rabble. Many GOP candidates embraced the Tea Party and it did effect the last mid-term election. I don't see any candidates embracing these people (maybe if they showered they'd be more embracable).I can't take these folks seriously because they are protesting against nothing in particular. They have no clear platform or agenda other than to camp out in the streets and make funny hand gestures.What is their platform? what is on their agenda? what are their goals? Other than stinking up the place and interfering with those who have jobs, that is.Quote from: alldaway on October 25, 2011, 02:34:49 PM There is a reason why the Libertarian utopia is rejected by any sane person.What Libertarian Utopia?? Libertarianism is by definition non-Utopian. Libertarianism is belief in freedom to purse success or failure without Govt. intervention. Libertarianism accepts failure is part of life, that is non-Utopian. It is the pursuit of the optimal, not the ideal.
You laugh at the OWS people John Galt? because the Tea Party failed to gain such notoriety or support.
There is a reason why the Libertarian utopia is rejected by any sane person.
What does it say about people who have the spare time to 'camp out' for 2+ weeks or more?
Oakland's children and elderly having to evade tear gas canisters are definitely "losers" according to some who can't handle reality that our own citizens are being attacked with excessive force.
Tuesday's pre-dawn sweep of the Occupy Oakland encampment, which resulted in about 80 arrests, came after the diverse community of protesters refused to allow police and fire officials -- as well as at least two ambulance crews -- access to the area to provide services, city officials said. Oakland had issued repeated warnings to the campers over the last week, citing an increase in public urination and defecation, rats and fire hazards from cooking. The greatest concern, however, stemmed from violence.When the camp took shape Oct. 10, things were relatively harmonious: City officials, including Mayor Jean Quan, asserted their support for the protesters free-speech rights and the movement's values. A children's "village" was set up, along with a kitchen and "school" in which to conduct workshops.Homeless individuals and families who had been living in the area were embraced by the makeshift community and became a part of it.On Oct. 17, the first sexual assault was reported. But camp leaders declined to allow police and fire officials to conduct patrols.By the following day, city officials said in a statement, "We began to receive numerous complaints of threatening, intimidating behavior
. public health and safety requirements were being ignored." More sexual offenses, fighting and public drunkenness were reported. Officials also said one resident of the encampment had been severely beaten.On Friday, Oakland demanded that protesters cease overnight camping. After a brief warning before Tuesdays raid, about 30 of the 350 people present left voluntarily, officials said.Those who helped build the encampment were distressed by the decision to tear it down, noting that tensions were being resolved internally and had led to uncommonly frank conversations about class, race, and gender during repeated public assemblies and committee meetings."There were internal problems, but we were working it out," said Kerie Campbell, 46, who co-founded the children's village and had set up a similar tent filled with donated toys, clothes and snacks at an ancillary encampment near Lake Merritt that also was raided Tuesday.The children's tent at the main plaza was ripped apart by police, said Campbell, who has spent her days at the encampment but slept at home with her children."It's a blatant violation of our 1st Amendment rights," Campbell said of the raid as she sat with a sign calling for Quans recall. "This is going to make the movement pull together. It was a bad mistake. We'll go somewhere else. There are plenty of parks in Oakland."Indeed, the Occupy Oakland movement put out a call for participants to meet near downtown this afternoon to plan future steps.Over the weekend, Green Party members had helped organize a group of protesters who hoped to sit down to discuss their concerns with Quan. Among those named to the committee was Chino Marti, 28, who has spent his days at the camp and says he has "completely lost faith" in the mayor."The city says it's supportive of free speech and of us taking ownership of public spaces, but they obviously have no intention of supporting us if they're going to come down on us with cops," Marti said.Quan was in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday. But she issued a statement after the raid, noting that although "many Oaklanders support the goals of the national Occupy Wall Street movement ... over the last week it was apparent that neither the demonstrators nor the City could maintain safe or sanitary conditions, or control the ongoing vandalism."The plaza, she said, will "continue to be open as a free speech area from 6 am to 10 pm as soon as practical."


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Founded under the Morrill Land Grant Act of 1862 as the Massachusetts Agricultural College, UMass Amherst has long been dedicated to the study and teaching of agriculture and the natural sciences. One of two land grant institutions in the Commonwealth (along with MIT), the university has played an important role in the development of scientific agriculture in New England and has been a major factor in agricultural instruction through its classes and extension service.
SCUA's collections contain a wealth of information on the history of agriculture and related fields, including horticulture, botany, entomology, animal husbandry, gardening, and landscape design. The strength of the collection lies in documenting the development of American agricultural sciences with an emphasis upon the northeastern states, but it is supplemented with numerous works on British, French, and German agriculture. Adding additional depth are the records of the several departments at UMass Amherst charged with instruction in the agricultural sciences and the papers of individual agricultural educators.
Currently, SCUA is particularly interested in documenting the growth of organic agriculture, heritage breeds, and the practices of sustainable living.
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- Works on sheep culture in the United States (Robert R. Livingston, Samuel Bard) and England (Lord Somerville, John Lawrence); dairy and beef cattle, horses, poultry science.
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All books and periodicals held by SCUA are cataloged in the Library's online catalog. UMarmot includes summary descriptions of most major book collections, but not individual titles.
Selected areas of collecting interest:
Agriculture, horticulture, natural history
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Cookery in New England
The collections of Beatrice A. McIntosh, Athena Savas, and Lynette Foucher, among others, include books, pamphlets, and ephemera relating to the culinary history of New England, including many thousands of cookbooks published by church and community organizations.
European history and culture
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Books by and about Robert Francis, Archibald MacLeish, William Manchester, William Lederer, and the Broadside Press, among others, as well as the poetry libraries of Francis, Wallace Stevens, and Anne Halley. Although the literary collections focus largely on New England writers, SCUA houses fine collections of the works of William Morris and William Butler Yeats, signed first editions of works by Thomas Mann, and collections of French and Scottish writers.
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Local and regional histories, novels, and other writing about Massachusetts from the eighteenth century to the present. These include an array of election, ordination, installation, dedication, fast-day, mission, farewell, and funeral sermons; Fourth of July orations; and addresses to or by benevolent, cultural, and civic organizations in the Commonwealth. SCUA also collects works printed in small towns and rural districts of Massachusetts from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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In his video-room installation "Riverine Zones Connected", multimedia artist Philipp Geist displays video recordings and video stills from national and international rivers. Using underwater video cameras, Geist has filmed our immediate but simultaneously far-off reality beneath the surface. He creates images that are blurred, abstract, naturalistic, colourful or monochrome.
Whether the recordings of urban rivers, small brooks, and vast rivers, which are always shown in equal proportion, are presented as video projection or on video monitors, and are supplemented with videostills,
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Now it looks like Apple is making some last-minute changes to the design we've already seen, including at least two color options for the back casing. The France-based blog NowhereElse claims to have a shot of the iPad Mini's headphone jack in black and white.
Gizmodo takes the rumor a step further, showing some mockups of what the iPad Mini could look like in multiple colors. Keep in mind that's pure speculation on Gizmodo's part, following the recent leak of a black anodized aluminum casing for the iPad Mini. It's the same material Apple uses on the New iPod touch, which also comes in multiple colors.
How valid are these rumors? Well, the recently leaked iPad Mini casing does look pretty legitimate. And it would make sense for Apple to differentiate the iPad Mini by offering it in multiple colors like the iPod Touch. Plus, when Apple released the iPod Mini back in the day, it offered the device in several colors. Anything's possible.
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Barry Manilow remembers watching Frank Sinatra on stage many years ago, itching to hear Ol' Blue Eyes sing his expansive catalog of hits. Instead, he heard a mix of the hits peppered with concert filler — the kind of songs that bring an audience to its feet, but for all the wrong reasons. They become an excuse to visit the concession stand. So when Manilow crafted his current show, "Manilow in Concert . . . Direct From Broadway," which ran on Broadway this winter, he was determined to sidestep that mistake and give the audience what it paid for.
"I'm one of the lucky guys with a big catalog of familiar songs," Manilow says on the phone from his home in Palm Springs, Calif. "So I'm doing as many of the familiar songs as I can squeeze in."


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The introduction of a hepatitis B vaccination program for babies in Taiwan in 1984 was linked to a 90% decline in the number of hepatitis B-related deaths, a study showed. Among individuals born between 1977 and 2004, the overall number of liver cancer cases dropped by 80%, while the proportion of deaths caused by chronic liver disease and liver cancer declined by more than 90%.
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