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"A delicious winter warmer."
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6 thick slices
1 1/2 teaspoons
olive oil
1/2 cup
chopped onion
1/2 cup
chopped carrots
1 stalk
celery, chopped
4 cups
low fat, low sodium chicken broth
4 cups
cubed potatoes
1/8 teaspoon
cayenne pepper
1/2 cup
shredded Cheddar cheese
1/2 teaspoon
kosher salt
As usual, I read reviews - nearly 6 pgs of them - got tickled that several reviewers didn't really REVIEW; they REVAMPED the soup into something entirely different from Kwollaks original. Suit yourself, but this soup, just as it IS, is wonderful. I made this for a "Gourmet Group" and all agreed that it is terrific. Being part of such a group, I actually used fresh chicken broth, made from boiling a real chicken and no-salt added. Thank you-this soup was a HIT!
No good. Only decent after MAJOR changes. It was like potatoes in broth, not a creamy hearty soup. I had to add milk, knorr chicken bouillion and more to make it palatable. Will trash this recipe- not for us, sorry. Maybe better suited to those looking for a brothy potato soup vs. a hearty creamy one?
372 Ratings
I changed a few things and all the neighbors loved it-5 people asked for the recipe.Instead of bacon I used 3cups chopped ham (leftover from Thanksgiving), I changed to regular chicken broth, 2 cups of cheddar, omitted the salt, added 1/2 cup milk, 3 chopped green onions, and 1 TBSP parsley. BEST SOUP EVER!!!
Excellent flavor! I made just a few modifications- sauteed the veggies in the bacon fat & used 1/2 chicken broth & 1/2 milk to make it a little creamier. I also used a potato masher to break up the potatoes in the pot prior to serving.
My husband and toddler gobbled it up!
I make about 20 soups a month and almost never make the same soup twice in a month however I've made this soup 4 times in the same month it is to die for people can't get enough of it. I'm a caterer for small event (under 50 people). I cater to all types of people from blue collars to suits and they all love this soup just the same. It will become a perminate item on my menu. Thanks so much!?!
This soup is delicious! I didn't think it would thicken up after I poured in 4 cups of chicken broth, but after simmering, I had no trouble with the thickness. I would recommend maybe 3/4 cup of cheese instead of 1/2. Other than that, this came out wonderfully!
This was very tasty! I used regular chicken broth, not low salt. I pureed half of the soup mixture in the blender, then added it to the remaining soup with the bacon. That made for a nice texture.
I added some corn and chopped ham to the leftovers the next day for a hearty lunch. This is a keeper, thanks!
Great soup and my daughter shouted "mom-give this five stars!" My boyfriend ate 3 bowls (and didn't touch the sandwiches I made to go with the soup!). I cooked the veggies in a TBLS of the leftover bacon grease and added 1/2c milk just to ensure it was creamy. Very good soup Kwollak!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Bacon and Potato Soup
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 324
Calories from Fat: 196
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|Introduction | Panasonic LUMIX G X Vario 12-35mm f2.8 ASPH. Power O.I.S lens performance | Panasonic LUMIX G X Vario 12-35mm f2.8 ASPH. Power O.I.S versus competition | Conclusion
The Micro 4:3 market is maturing nicely: there are products available now to suit a wide range of needs. Up to now the upper end of this sector consisted entirely of fixed focal length lenses, but the Panasonic LUMIX G X Vario 12-35mm f2.8 ASPH. Power O.I.S changes all that. This is the first 'standard' zoom lens that DxO Mark has tested that really competes with fixed lenses on this format.
The Panasonic Lumix G X Vario 12-35mm f2.8 ASPH Power O.I.S is a high quality zoom lens with a Micro 4:3 mount. It will fit onto cameras from Panasonic and Olympus. The design is of 14 elements in 9 groups, 4 of the elements are aspherical, 1 is UED (Ultra Extra-low Dispersion) and 1 is UHR (Ultra High Refractive) Glass. The lens features nano-surface coating to improve transmission and contrast.
The Focal length range of 12mm to 35mm covers the "standard" range, the relative focal length for full frame 35mm would be 24mm through to 70mm. The maximum aperture of f2.8 is fixed throughout the range and the minimum is f22. The lens is not designated as a macro lens and the minimum focus distance is 0.25m giving a maximum magnification of 0.17x. Autofocus on the lens uses a silent motor design and works during video capture. There is also 'Power O.I.S: Optical Image Stabilizer which Panasonic claim to be twice as good as their previous system. As one would expect from a fast lens like this, it is quite solidly built, 68mm across, 74mm long and weighing in at 305g.
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It's almost four years since Panasonic introduced the first mirrorless interchangeable lens camera in the shape of the Lumix DMC-G1, a most unrevolutionary-looking product that ushered in a brave new era of camera system design. In the intervening years we've seen a slew of cameras of this type as all of the major manufacturers (with the curious exception of Canon) have joined the fray. We've also seen a welcome resurgence of compact fast primes along with the development of clever collapsing zooms, as manufacturers have sought to capitalise on the inherent size advantage over SLR designs. But one type of lens highly valued by more-serious photographers has been conspicuous by its absence - the high quality, large aperture zoom. Panasonic has now addressed this with a lens it's labelling H-HS12035 - an optically-stabilized 12-35mm F2.8 in its premium 'X' range.
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Added by dCap | July 20, 2013
good comparison
this is good to see the comparison with the Oly 12 and Oly 45, from the graphs it looks like we just need to go for our personal preference: 12 & 45 on a PEN vs the 12-35 on the OMD ... these give very different size solutions and of course that extra stop for the primes
Added by ronnbot | May 07, 2013
Better than the Canikon?
Interesting comparison. Why not compare to similar lenses in other format like what was done with the 35-100/2.8?
Anyway, this lens is a good one. It has better overall score than both Canon and Nikon 17-55/2.8 with better sharpness and CA than the Canon and better transmission and vignetting than both:
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Added by sflxn | May 12, 2013
Re: Better than the Canikon?
First, get a clue about which lens to compare with. Pana 35-100 needs to be compared with 70-200/2.8 from Canon and Nikon on a FF sensor. The dinky m43 lens isn't in the same universe as the Canon and Nikon equivalent.
Added by sflxn | May 12, 2013
Re: Better than the Canikon?
My bad. I saw the comments from the 'Forums' page. It didn't have a link back to the lens page you were commenting about. I just saw 35-100 and assumed you were talking about that lens. Now, I know you're talking about the 12-35 lens. The forums page is very poorly done on this site.
Added by bobajoul | August 24, 2012
personal use
Rented the lens for a family vacation, fantastic results. Great exposures and very sharp and vivid colors. Did punch up the saturation before use, but liked it so much i ordered one.

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The Fully Programmable 12-Cup Stainless Steel Coffee Grinder and Brewer Wakes You Up With a Great Cup of Coffee Every Morning
The Kenmore Elite 12-cup stainless steel coffee grinder and brewer with a conical burr grinder allows you to brew the perfect pot of coffee every time. Coarse to finely ground beans offer a full array of flavors and aromas to suit your personal taste. You choose the strength and amount of coffee to brew, while the fully programmable machine brews the perfect pot each time. Wake up to the delicious smell of fresh coffee every morning.
The 12-Cup stainless steel coffee grinder and brewer brews up to 14 cups. Don't want to use whole beans? Use the grind off button to enjoy your favorite ground coffee. Use the pause brew feature to pour a cup when you can't wait for the entire pot to brew. The reusable filter means no more paper filter mess and the expert design keeps the grounds out of your cup. Don't worry about whether or not you turned the machine off-the automatic shut off has you covered.
- The Kenmore Elite 12-cup stainless steel coffee grinder and brewer with its fully programmable capabilities allows you to wake to a perfect pot of fresh coffee every morning
- You determine the coarseness of the grind for your favorite coffee flavor
- Use the push-button functionality to brew an entire pot of coffee to a single shot of espresso
- Brew your favorite ground coffee using the grind off functionality
- The stainless steel design looks great on any countertop
- The reusable filter saves you money and the mess of paper filters
- Conical burr grinder
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- 23" H x 13" W x 18" D
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I owned the Cuisinart burr coffee grinder and brewer (only sold online only now at $169). While I liked it, it was not easy to clean and I did have to replace it twice. I decided that I would switch to the Kenmore Elite for several reasons: Better design, all-stainless, easier to clean, 5-year warranty and 1/2 the price. This coffee maker beats out Cuisinart's by a mile. Not only is it much easier to clean (no mess like the Cuisinart model), it is completely stainless steel, has more settings and has a much better coffee pot...pours without losing a drop. It also fits under my cabinet, unlike the Cuisinart model. The coffee is DELICIOUS. And I got in on sale for 1/2 the price of the Cuisinart. And the grinder is quieter. I can't say enough about this machine!
Jeffersonville, NY
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We were in need of a new coffee maker. For the last 10 years we have owned 4 cusinart's burr grind & brew. After this last one we decided to not spend $200 and gave this one a try! So far it's good for the price!
Tulsa, OK
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I bought this one as a clearance from sears' local advertisement. Stainless steel, quite a big one, grinder included. Great machine for home use. Hopefully the issue described by others won't come to mine.
San Tan Valley, AZ
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Makes grinding and brewing coffee very easy!!! Looks great!
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Hubert, NC
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First let me say I LOVE this coffee maker. That being said, you should know they only last about a year. This is my second one, and I made a point of keeping my receipt on this one after the first one died. It has a 5 year warranty! I'm off to my local Sears to get it replaced tonight.
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Was about to purchase a cuisinart brew and grind but stumbled upon this model instead. Glad I did, this Kenmore model is quite a bit less money and has all the same features. Since it takes a cuisinart charcoal filter replacement my feelings is that it actually is manufactured by cuisinart for sears. We have had BUNN coffemakers for years now and had a cuisinart burr grinder we ground our own beans with. Well after 7yrs our grinder quit and in searching for a new one I found out about these new coffeemakers with a built in grinder. I did a lot of research, and admittedly this unit does not get the best of reviews but I weighed out the good with the bad plus the 5yr warranty. So, I am in hopes that the problems I read in older reviews have been addressed by the manufacturer. Also, in the event we have trouble the 5yr warranty will cover us. So this unit being less expensive, same features but the added benefit of a 5yr warranty had us sold. I must say we are enjoying it so far and it makes a very good cup of joe. You can adjust to your taste by adjusting the grind, the strength feature or amount of water. Really cool machine and the timer is very nice to have fresh coffee waiting when you wake up! Also, it is a really nice looking appliance. For those that say the grinder is loud, well its a grinder! But I must say that our old grinder was much much louder than this one so to us its quiet considering other grinders on the market. If your looking for a coffee grinder a burr grinder is the best type of grinder for coffee. Other versions have grinders but not burr grinders. This unit has a burr grinder. I just hope sears is still around in 5yrs from now in case we need a warranty replacement!
Randolph, MA
via sears.com
Bought this in August 2013, grider worked for about a month. Now it only grinds a few beans and the coffee is weak. I will be calling today for a fix/replacement.
Hampden, ME
via sears.com
Chose this model because of the raves about the warranty. I'ts loud when grinding but I don't find that to be a problem. The coffee is the best I've ever had! We only use the grind and brew feature. Wish you could get a stainless steel thermal carafe for the unit, but the coffee is plenty warm enough even at the shutoff point.Use the brush, keep it clean!
Mystic, CT
via sears.com
About to purchase my third brewer. The first was returned about 18 months after purchase because grinder stopped working. The second is being returned today, after one year, because the water won't brew. Like the other reviewer said, good thing it has a 5-year warranty.
Seminole, FL
via sears.com
I actually really like this coffee maker, however about 35 to 45 minutes after brewing the coffee becomes scorched and I have to throw it out. I brew Starbucks coffee which is pretty expensive so I'm tired of wasting so much money. I work from home and enjoy drinking coffee for the first couple of hours of my workday, I could do this with my previous coffemaker with no diminish of taste but with this one, my first two cups are great but it becomes undrinkable after that. I think a thermal carafe would solve the problem, however Sears doesn't offer one for this coffee maker. I even went as far as buying a different brand thermal carafe but unfortunately it did not fit. I'm returning the coffeemaker.
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On the 27th of March over the years…
2008: Brett Gardner and Cody Ransom are among the prospects reassigned by the Yankees to minor league camp.
2005: In a spring training game, Andy Pettitte, now in an Astros uniform, faces his former teammates for the first time. The veteran lefty allows but one hit the first time through the lineup, but Derek Jeter triples and Alex Rodriguez homers with two down in the third. The Yanks take the ballgame 7-4.
1948: Bill Sudakis, who was platooned at first base with Chris Chambliss in 1974 and also shared DH duties for the Yanks, is born. Happy 64th, Bill!
1941: The Yankees sell pitcher Steve Sundra to the Senators on his 30th birthday. Sundra' 11-1' in 1939' slipped in 1940 to 4-6.
1879: Miller Huggins is born.
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2001: The Yankees trade 36-year-old Glenallen Hill' who hit .297 with 29 homers last season' to the Angels for minor-league outfielder Darren Blakely. Hill' taking the place of the just-released Jose Canseco' will go 9-for-66' spend 5 weeks on the DL' and get his release on the 1st of June.
1986: The Yankees and Red Sox swap designated hitters: Mike Easler goes to New York for Don Baylor.
Also, Phil Niekro is waived four days before his 47th birthday. The veteran knuckleballer, who posted a 32-20 mark with the 1984-1985 Yanks, will catch on with the Indians on April 3.
1934: In a collision with Yankee catching prospect Norman Kies' 42-year-old Rabbit Maranville breaks his left leg sliding home on a double steal in an exhibition game against the Bombers. The Braves veteran is out for the season and will play just 23 games next year. He had broken his right leg in spring training of 1926. Meanwhile, Kies, who is only shaken up, will be released in a few days.
1927: In a final exhibition match between last year's series opponents' the Yanks score 4 in the first off the Cards Grover Cleveland Alexander. Then Old Pete shuts down the Yanks until leaving in the 8th' and the Cards score 2 in the 9th to win 6-4. Both teams use their regular lineups' the only clubs to make no starting changes from last year's rosters.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Ernie Bullock and Lidscha Arbakow both served in Vietnam. When they returned home, everything was different.
"People either fear you or people just want to distance themselves from you because something has changed about you," said Ernie Bullock, VA Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist.
Lidscha Arbakow, also a VA Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist in the Homeless Veterans Support and Reemployment Program, added, "I knew I wasn't happy and I observed people who were happy. Folks were engaged in conversation. I didn't know what to say."
As a result, they both ended up homeless. Arbakow was homeless for several years. Bullock for several months.
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Bullock added, "We know what it is to come back to your country and not be able to fit in, to be rejected."
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Today, there are more programs than ever to help veterans, as part of President Barack Obama's goal to end veteran homelessness by 2015. And the many programs are working. Veteran homelessness dropped by more than seven percent in 2011. That's on top of double digit declines over the last several years.
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Cefdinir is an antibiotic prescribed to treat a wide range of bacterial infections, including certain types of pneumonia, sinusitis, bronchitis, strep throat, sore throat, middle-ear infections, and certain skin infections.
Cefdinir belongs to a class of antibiotics called cephalosporins, which work by killing bacteria or halting their growth.
Be aware that cefdinir, which is available in capsules or in a strawberry-flavored powder that mixes with water, will not work on viral infections: It's not a cure for the common cold or the flu.
Cefdinir was formerly sold under the brand name Omnicef, which is now discontinued.
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Cefdinir should be used only to treat infections that have been proved or are strongly suspected to be bacterial, not viral. The overuse of antibiotics has been linked to the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria ("superbugs").
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) first approved cefdinir in 1997, and in 2004 approved a more concentrated liquid dosage for children six months to 12 years old, which means giving fewer teaspoons per dose.
In 2008, the FDA revised the safety label for both the capsule and liquid versions of cefdinir, warning of the risk of Clostridium difficile -associated diarrhea in patients taking cefdinir. C. difficile bacteria, which have been reported with the use of almost all antibacterial drugs, including cefdinir, can lead to fatal colitis.
Before taking cefdinir, let your doctor know of any allergies to cefdinir or penicillin, or any other cephalosporin drugs, such as cephalexin (Keflex) or cefaclor (Raniclor). Also tell your doctor if have a history of kidney disease or colitis.
Cefdinir should only be used during pregnancy if strongly needed, as there have been no well-controlled studies of the drug's effect on pregnant women or breastfeeding women. The drug has not been detected in the breast milk of women taking it.
Since Cefdinir can affect the results of certain lab tests, such as certain diabetic-urine testing products, make sure you tell your doctor is you are taking cefdinir. The drug might also decrease the effectiveness of certain types of birth control.
Pregnancy and Cefdinir
Remicade is in the FDA's Pregnancy Category B, meaning that there is no evidence of risk to a woman's fetus if she takes Remicade during pregnancy.
Nonetheless, cefdinir should only be used during pregnancy if strongly needed, as there have been no well-controlled studies of the drug's effect on pregnant women or breastfeeding women. The drug has not been detected in the breast milk of women taking it.
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Cefdinir (Omnicef) Side Effects
Most Common Side Effects of Cefdinir:
- Diarrhea
- Vaginal yeast infections
- Nausea
- Headache, dizziness
- Stomach pain
- Vaginitis
- Gas
- Mild itching or skin rash
Diarrhea usually ends once you have completed your course of antibiotics. Call your doctor at once if your stools are watery or bloody, as that could signal a C. difficile infection. Know that you can develop watery and bloody stools, with or without stomach cramps and fever, two or more months after completing treatment.
Do not treat yourself with anti-diarrhea medications, as they can worsen your diarrhea.
Rates of diarrhea and rash have been found to be higher in pediatric patients younger than 2 years old.
If you're taking iron supplements, your stools may become reddish. This is nothing to worry about.
Serious Side Effects of Cefdinir:
The following side effects can indicate an allergic reaction to cefdinir, and you need to call your doctor immediately:
- Hives
- Difficulty breathing
- Swelled tongue, face, lips, or throat
Other Serious Side Effects of Cefdinir:
Call your doctor immediately if you have any of these serious side effects:
- Watery, bloody diarrhea
- Chest pain
- Fever, chills, body aches, cough, flu-like symptoms
- Upset stomach
- Unusual bleeding
- Shortness of breath
- Convulsions
- Pale or yellow skin or eyes (jaundice)
- Bloody, cloudy, or dark urine
- Sore throat
- Vomiting
- Thrush (comes with prolonged use)
- Confusion
- Blistering, peeling, red-skin rash
- Increased thirst, weakened appetite, shortness of breath
- Insomnia
- Increased glucose in urine if you have diabetes
- Lowered white blood cell count (leukopenia)
- Black, sticky ("tarry") stools
- Sores, ulcers, or white spots on the lips or in the mouth
- Swollen glands
- Fatigue, weakness
If you have diabetes, be aware that the oral liquid form of cefdinir contains 2.86 grams of sucrose (table sugar) per teaspoon.
If you have kidney disease, be aware that side effects might be heightened because cefdinir will take longer to leave your body.
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Cefdinir (Omnicef) Interactions
Cefdinir and Alcohol
Cefdinir can bring on drowsiness or dizziness, and drinking alcohol can intensify these side effects.
Cefdinir and Drug Interactions
You need to tell your doctor if you are taking any of the following medications. Your doctor might want to change the dosage and frequency of one or both of them.
- Warfarin (brand names Coumadin, Jantoven, Mariven, Uniwarfin)
- Probenecid (Benemid)
- Iron supplements
- Antacids that contain aluminum or magnesium
- Multivitamins
Do not take antacids, iron supplements, or multivitamins simultaneously with cefdinir. Take them at least two hours before taking cefdinir, as they might prevent cefdinir from working properly.
Cefdinir and Other Interactions
Cefdinir in either capsule or oral liquid form may be taken with or without food, but taking it with food might reduce the potential for stomach irritation. Do not drive or operate hazardous machinery until it's clear how you react to the drug.
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Cefdinir (Omnicef) Dosage
Cefdinir comes in 300 milligram (mg) capsules, and in a powder (125 or 250 mg) to be mixed with water.
The total daily dose for all infections, except pneumonia and skin infections, is 600 mg, which can be taken twice a day in 300 mg doses, or in one 600 mg dose.
The drug works best if taken at the same time every day.
- For pneumonia and skin infections, take cefdinir twice a day in 300 mg doses.
- For children 6 months to 12 years old taking cefdinir in liquid form, the total daily dose for all infections is 14 mg, up to a maximum dose of 600 mg a day, depending on the child's body weight.
- For skin infections, children should take cefdinir twice a day.
- The safety and effectiveness of cefdinir for children younger than 6 months has not been established.
- For adult patients with poor kidney function, cefdinir should be taken in a 300 mg daily dose. Patients on chronic dialysis should take a 300 mg dose or a 7 mg dose every other day. A 300 mg or 7 mg dose should also be given at the end of each dialysis session, with 300 mg or 7 mg doses administered every other day.
As with all antibiotics, keep taking cefdinir for the prescribed treatment time even if your symptoms disappear to ensure that bacteria do not grow back.
Cefdinir Overdose
Contact a poison control center or get to an emergency room immediately. Overdose symptoms can include nausea, severe vomiting, and seizures.
Missed Dose of Cefdinir
Take it as soon as you remember, unless it's almost time for your next dose. In that case, skip the missed dose of cefdinir and simply take your next regularly scheduled dose when it's time. Do not take a double dose to make up for the missed dose.
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A coalition of 154 organizations last week sent a letter to the heads of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Health and Human Services, asking them to take immediate action to address the public health crisis on the Gulf Coast triggered by last year's BP oil spill.
The groups that are part of the coalition include public health, environmental, and fisher advocates from across the United States, as well as faith-based organizations.
"We believe action must be taken immediately to help the people of the Gulf coast who are currently suffering health impacts and those who will become ill because of the continuing impacts of the BP oil disaster," the letter stated.
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You are invited to attend the CDF Southern California Chapter's 1st Annual Gluten-Free Food and Wine Fundraiser to benefit Celiac Disease Foundation's School Nurse Awareness and Gluten-Free Lunch programs. The Gluten-Free Food and Wine event will be held on Sunday, April 27 from 2pm to 5pm at Custom Design & Construction in El Segundo, California. […]
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Marc Chagall (1887–1985) is best known for a certain, well, shtick: a Fiddler on the Roof vision of shtetl life as a mysticism-infused idyll, bathed in prismatic hues and filled with levitating animals and people. But Chagall was Jewish, after all, and more than a little aware of the precarious position of Europe's Jews in the years before World War II. Under Stalin, the Russian Revolution had turned against them, while in Germany, Hitler's rise set the stage for the Holocaust—precipitating Chagall's escape to New York in 1941. Just how these events impacted his art is the subject of this survey of works from the 1930s and 1940s.
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As much as this Jesus fixation is something of a revelation, however, the emotional core of the show rests on Chagall's devastation over the sudden death of his beloved wife, Bella, in 1944. This sorrow would color his output until well after the war's end. The fantastical nature of Chagall art makes it easy to forget that his work was autobiographical; in that sense, the show adds some necessarily darker tones to our view of him.—Howard Halle
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