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Addison Gallery of American ArtOverview
Publication Timeline
Most widely held works about
Addison Gallery of American Art
Most widely held works by
Addison Gallery of American Art
To conserve a legacy : American art from historically Black colleges and universities
by Richard J Powell
9 editions published between 1999 and 2001 in English and held by 924 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "This book serves as the catalogue for a major exhibition and conservation project organized by the Addison Gallery of American Art and The Studio Museum in Harlem, in association with the Williamstown Art Conservation Center and the six participating HBCUs."--BOOK JACKET
Layman's guide to modern art : painting for a scientific age
by Mary Chalmers Rathbun
9 editions published between 1949 and 1962 in English and held by 840 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Arthur Dove : a retrospective
by Debra Bricker Balken
8 editions published between 1997 and 1998 in English and held by 720 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "The American artist Arthur Dove (1880-1946), purportedly the first artist to have produced an abstract painting, has always occupied a central place in writings on early American modernism. This book accompanies the first major exhibition on Dove since 1974. The exhibition, organized by the Addison Gallery of American Art and The Phillips Collection, covers the period from 1908, the year after Dove took up painting, through 1946, the year of his death. It is comprised of approximately eighty paintings, collages, pastels, and charcoal drawings."--BOOK JACKET
Portraits of a people : picturing African Americans in the nineteenth century
by Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw
5 editions published in 2006 in English and held by 616 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Search for the real, and other essays
by Hans Hofmann
2 editions published in 1967 in English and held by 610 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Terry Winters : paintings, drawings, prints 1994/2004
by Richard Shiff
6 editions published in 2004 in English and held by 533 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Love and loss : American portrait and mourning miniatures
by Robin Jaffee Frank
2 editions published in 2000 in English and held by 500 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "Most often, portrait miniatures were painted in watercolor on thin disks of ivory. They were sometimes worn as jewelry, sometimes framed to be viewed privately. Many were painted by specialists, although renowned easel artists - including Benjamin West, John Singleton Copley, and Charles Willson Peale - also created them to commemorate births, engagements, marriages, deaths, and other joinings or separations. The book traces the development of this exquisite art form, revealing the close ties between the history of the miniature and the history of American private life."--BOOK JACKET
Trisha Brown--dance and art in dialogue, 1961-2001
by Roland Aeschlimann
6 editions published in 2002 in English and held by 481 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "In 1962, at the age of twenty-six, Trisha Brown became one of the original members of the experimental Judson Church Dance Theater in New York, and in 1970 she cofounded The Grand Union. The dancers of these radical groups, such as Yvonne Rainer and Steve Paxton, embraced improvisation and the use of everyday movements not usually associated with legitimate choreography. To bring her dance into the real world of objects and unpredictable events, Brown performed much of her early work outdoors. The book recalls the richness of those times, when poets, musicians, painters, and sculptors joined with dancers and choreographers in questioning the hierarchies and boundaries of their disciplines." "In this book, which accompanies a nationally touring exhibition co-organized by the Addison Gallery of American Art and the Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum at Skidmore College, historians, critics, choreographers, dancers, and visual artists explore the dialogue between dance and the visual arts in Brown's work. The contributors include Guillaume Bernardi, Trisha Brown, Simone Forti, Marianne Goldberg, Deborah Jowitt, Klaus Kertess, Laurence Louppe, Steve Paxton, Yvonne Rainer, Charles Stainback, Hendel Teicher, and Adam D. Weinberg."--BOOK JACKET
Coming of age : American art, 1850s to 1950s
by William C Agee
3 editions published in 2006 in English and held by 475 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "From the 1850s to the 1950s, American art and culture progressed from provincial status to international prominence, and American art transitioned from figurative depictions of the particular to abstract interpretation of universal ideals. This book chronicles this complex century of maturation through a selection of paintings from the collection of the Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy, Andover Massachusetts."--BOOK JACKET
Raised by wolves
by Jim Goldberg
5 editions published between 1995 and 1997 in English and held by 423 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Goldberg followed a pair of young runaways, Tweeky Dave and Echo, through their journeys and their encounters with government, police, social agencies, and other street people, and produced an exhibit of photographs and commentary, mostly in the form of recorded conversations
William Wegman : funney/strange
by Joan Simon
3 editions published in 2006 in English and held by 418 WorldCat member libraries worldwide An examination of William Wegman and how he transposes images of daily life to reflect both beauty and absurdity
American vanguards : Graham, Davis, Gorky, De Kooning, and their circle, 1927-1942
by William C Agee
6 editions published in 2011 in English and held by 406 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Sheila Hicks : 50 years
by Joan Simon
5 editions published in 2010 in English and held by 387 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Sheila Hicks (born 1934) is a pioneering artist noted for objects & public commissions whose structures are built of colour & fibre. This volume accompanies the first major retrospective of Hicks's work. It documents the divergent scale of her textiles as well as her distinctive use, & surprising range, of materials
Willem de Kooning : drawing seeing/seeing drawing
by Willem De Kooning
2 editions published in 1998 in English and held by 372 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Birth of the cool : California art, design, and culture at midcentury
by Elizabeth Armstrong
1 edition published in 2007 in English and held by 358 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Language of the print; a selection from the Donald H. Karshan Collection
by Bowdoin College
2 editions published in 1968 in English and held by 343 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Sol Lewitt, twenty-five years of wall drawings, 1968-1993 : January 15 - April 15, 1993, public viewing of the drawings in progress : April 16 - June 13, 1993, public viewing of the completed exhibition
by Sol LeWitt
2 editions published in 1993 in English and held by 342 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Miracle in the scrap heap : the sculpture of Richard Stankiewicz
by Richard Stankiewicz
5 editions published in 2003 in English and held by 331 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "This book offers the first comprehensive survey of the art of Richard Stankiewicz (1922-83) and reassesses its place in the art of his time. Stankiewicz's welded sculpture of rusted iron and cast-off steel played an important role in the redefinition of art in New York during the 1950s. Yet, as is the case of several artists who figured significantly in the heady decade when the New York School came to international prominence, the full range of Stankiewicz's art has not been fully appreciated. This publication - accompanying an internationally touring exhibition organized by the Addison Gallery of American Art at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts - provides the first overview of his pioneering "junk sculpture" of the 1950s within the context of the artist's thirty-year career. Although Stankiewicz has been included in important group exhibitions of Assemblage, Neo-Dada, and Abstract Expressionist sculpture, his art has eluded conclusive critical identification." "Following an introduction by Addison Gallery Director Adam D. Weinberg, is an extended critical look at Stankiewicz, his life, and his achievement by Emmie Donadio, who wrote her 1996 doctoral dissertation on the artist. The artist is placed within the twentieth-century European avant-garde tradition in an essay by Jon Wood. Martin Friedman's "Putting It All Together" positions Stankiewicz's work in relation to that of his contemporaries in 1950s New York. The book also includes a narrative chronology, a bibliography, and generous illustrations of key sculptures by the artist."--BOOK JACKET
Motion and document, sequence and time : Eadweard Muybridge and contemporary American photography
by James L Sheldon
5 editions published in 1991 in English and held by 325 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The art of David Ireland : the way things are
by Karen Tsujimoto
3 editions published in 2003 in English and held by 312 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "Accompanying the first full-scale retrospective of David Ireland's work, this book provides an insightful overview of over thirty years of the artist's accomplishments, from his drawings, sculptures, and site-specific installations to his remarkable series of architectural transformations, including his well-known house at 500 Capp Street in San Francisco. Chronicling Ireland's circuitous route to his calling, curator and author Karen Tsujimoto explores how key life experiences have influenced his artistic perspective - from his early art-student days, through his years as an African importer and safari guide to his long standing interest in Eastern, and particularly Zen, philosophy and his connections to the Bay Area art community. An illuminating essay by Jennifer R. Gross helps to place Ireland's work in relationship to the work of other conceptual artists and especially considers his art in terms of historical materialism - assessing his use of neglected materials and artifacts as a process of cultural preservation." "With over 140 color and black-and-white images, as well as a detailed chronology, bibliography, and exhibition history, this volume offers the first thorough exploration of Ireland's visually and intellectually provocative work."--Jacket more
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Festival Home All Presenters Schedule at a Glance Festival Musician Sacred Dance Flash Mob Benefit Faculty Concert Festival Logo Festival Sharing
Sacred Dance Guild Festival 2012 July 24-29, 2012 Hope College Holland, Michigan
SACRED DANCE GIVES THE SOLE A Joyous Sacred Dance Flash Mob Benefit at "Dance a World of Hope"
Thursday July 26, 2012 Holland (downtown), Michigan Rain or Shine. All Are Welcome.
DANCE. CELEBRATE. BE TRANSFORMED. CHANGE THE WORLD. Leader and choreographer: Elaine Sisler
Elaine Sisler along with Mary Kamp will offer two workshops to teach the easy-to-learn movements for our mob dance to be offered on Thursday evening in downtown Holland.
The workshops are open to all Festival participants and to anyone locally registering for this event only.
Registration in advance or on the day at the College (specific location of classes and registration to be announced)
Participation Cost: $15.00 and a pair of shoes for women or girls (Festival attendees do not pay the $15.00)
Shoes and half of the proceeds will go to benefit the "A Center for Women in Transition" Women in Transition in Holland, Michigan. The remaining proceeds will go to support the work of Sacred Dance Guild.
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Confessions of a troublemaker
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Kira Cochrane says two-thirds of Girl Guides aged 16 to 25 "would not be embarrassed to be thought of as feminists".
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There was a power-dressing revival and the usual moments of pure theatre, but one trend really stood out at the Paris shows this week - colour is making a comeback. Jess Cartner-Morley reports.
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Jen~Jen's Slow Cooker Recipes
I work full time so my days are really crammed packed. I love my crockpot and use it often.
(32 Recipes) Created by JEN~JEN
Recipes in this Collection
Tasty and nutritious, this slow cooker recipe will be a family favorite. Submitted by FLYAWAYFREE Carbs: 0.9g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 27g | Calories: 167.8
This recipe has been marked private.
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Regular mac and cheese turns into a balanced meal with the help of chicken and veggies. Submitted by FORTYNINERMOMMY Carbs: 56g | Fat: 15.4g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 25.6g | Calories: 463.6
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Easy crock pot meal. Tastes great over brown rice (not included in calorie count). Submitted by -AMANDA79- Carbs: 12.4g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 26.9g | Calories: 214
Submitted by ANGIETUNIE Carbs: 29.6g | Fat: 6.6g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 20.7g | Calories: 260.7
Good 3.7/5
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Submitted by DAYB628 Carbs: 2g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 32.3g | Calories: 221.1
Very Good 4.1/5
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A zesty chicken to look forward to at the end of a busy day! Submitted by RAEBRALOP Carbs: 8.1g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 26.8g | Calories: 161.8
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Submitted by SLCTALBOT Carbs: 22.5g | Fat: 13.8g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 23.3g | Calories: 301.2
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A spicy chicken, bean, onion and corn soup Submitted by NATTYANN Carbs: 21.9g | Fat: 2g | Fiber: 5.5g | Protein: 17.9g | Calories: 169.2
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Submitted by SHANNJ77 Carbs: 36.3g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 20g | Calories: 237
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Adapted from BHG New Dieter's Cookbook Submitted by LAUSTIC Carbs: 33g | Fat: 6.6g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 19.3g | Calories: 275.2
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My mother-in-law passed this recipe down to my husband and I. She used Ground Beef instead but i prefer Ground Turkey. It is very nice on a cold evening. Submitted by LINDALOU_77 Carbs: 16.3g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 16.8g | Calories: 195.4
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Don't let the name scare you! This is an excellent spicy appetizer or snack! Great for parties, family gatherings or church potlucks. Submitted by CAFEBEATTY Carbs: 27g | Fat: 7.8g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 11.9g | Calories: 222.9
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Baked chicken in a slow cooker for busy people! Put the chicken on in the morning, and have golden brown baked chicken for dinner." Submitted by SLCTALBOT Carbs: 0.7g | Fat: 6.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 48g | Calories: 266.5
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Tuna casserole... for your slow cooker Submitted by SHEENUH Carbs: 27g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 8.8g | Calories: 161.2
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Eight-year-old Averi Ramsey now marching through battle with cancer with 18 Lady Vol softball teammates by her side
A n 8-year-old girl parades through an alley squeezed between two batting cages.
She glances over her shoulder, making sure the shadow of 18 softball players is still glued to her rear.
It is. She continues to march.
The Tennessee softball team trails the child in a single-file line. Each flies a Barbie over their head.
"Come on," Averi Ramsey squeaks. "This way!"
The pint-sized girl, swallowed in a Lady Vols jersey, takes an abrupt turn.
She leaves the indoor batting facility, and heads for the clubhouse.
Just in case, Ramsey looks back again.
Her friends are still following. She grins.
"Seeing her so happy, I just can't put words to it," said UT pitcher Erin Gabriel, eyeing the girl whose hair is no longer than finger-tip length. "It makes me want to cry."
Some did.
Ramsey's father, Allen, couldn't help it.
He remembers the nausea, hair loss and chemotherapy.
And he sees more rugged times ahead for his daughter, who was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in March 2012.
But Thursday, he saw a smile.
His daughter was far from an intensive care unit. She wasn't hooked up to tubes.
She was surrounded by 18 new friends.
"I haven't seen her smile like this in a long time," Allen Ramsey said, his voice catching a bit. "Just look at her."
Moments earlier, the Lady Vols proudly welcomed Averi Ramsey as the newest member of the team.
The Lady Vols, in association with Team IMPACT, held a special "draft party" at the Lee Stadium clubhouse to announce its sponsoring of Ramsey.
"We're just so blessed to have a program like (Team IMPACT) and a softball program like this," Allen Ramsey said.
Team IMPACT is a nonprofit organization that matches college athletic teams with children who face life-threatening illnesses.
The organization's focus is to provide children with a sense of social normalcy, as many are taken away from school and their peers for treatment.
Ramsey has missed more than nine months of school.
She is in the third and final maintenance phase of her two-and-a-half year treatment plan. Her treatment will continue for another 18 months.
"It's just the beginning," UT co-head coach Karen Weekly said. "That's the cool part about it. Averi has a home here. This isn't a one-time thing. It's a long-term commitment."
Weekly learned of the Boston-based organization more than a year ago through Kris Herman, a friend and softball coach at Williams College in St. Williamstown, Mass.
Weekly loved the idea. She signed on immediately.
Then came the waiting.
"The program doesn't work unless the kid is local enough and the right fit," she said.
A year passed. Only boys became available.
But a call came this spring.
And Ramsey arrived Thursday, carried into the clubhouse wrapped in the arms of Gabriel.
"She's so inspiring," Gabriel said. "I couldn't believe she walked right over to me and asked me to carry her into the film room."
Perched on the edge of a vinyl-covered chair in the film room, Ramsey didn't say a word.
She didn't need to.
Her smiled beamed. Her gaze fixated on a pull-down screen.
A video played.
"Welcome to the 2013 Tennessee softball draft," it began. "Tennessee has the opportunity to add another piece — one more piece — to give the team the extra strength it needs. And with the first overall pick, Tennessee selects"
The Lady Vols appear on screen. Hands on knees. Faces glowing. Posters raised.
"Averi Ramsey!" they yelled.
Cheers filled the room. Pom-poms waved.
"Can you play shortstop?" co-head coach Ralph Weekly said, motioning Ramsey to the front of the room.
Ramsey curled her hands toward her chest, tiptoeing to a table covered with posters and streamers.
Karen Weekly handed her a pen.
Ramsey eyed it for a moment. Then pressed it to a letter of intent, making the shortest member of the Lady Vols no taller than 50 inches.
Ramsey will have free run of the place just like any other player on the roster. She is welcome to all practices and games.
Once signed, Ramsey slipped into a jersey. The number 7 and "Ramsey" stitched on back.
The room packed with coaches, staff members and players applauded once more.
"We have more to show you," junior Melissa Davin said amongst the cheers. "Want to see your locker?"
Ramsey bolted to Davin, latching onto her hand. The duo strolled to the locker room.
Once inside, Ramsey spotted a cubby.
Her nameplate was fastened above. A note reading, "Newest Member Averi Ramsey" was taped to the door.
She prodded the locker open, finding it filled with softball pants, T-shirts, socks, ribbons and dolls.
With the team circled around her, Ramsey emerged wagging a softball glove on her hand nearly as tall as she.
"Is it mine?" Ramsey whispered, turning to the team.
Eyes glistened. Chins trembled. Floods of "ooh's" and "ahh's" followed.
"Seeing her with her glove and jersey and dolls — it's just amazing," Gabriel said. "People think we're doing such a great thing for Averi. But trust me, she's doing something much greater for us."
Riley Blevins is a freelance contributor.
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I did a search of this forum but didn't find discussions on installing lights inside kitchen cabinets with glass doors. I notice in-cabinet lights on kitchens in television programs, but I wonder whether it is done in real life. Must you have glass shelves to allow the light to reach the whole cabinet? Are glass shelves practical for every day use with dishes? Is it possible to leave space behind solid shelves so that the light goes down the back of the cabinets? |
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Try the lighting forum. |
- Posted by writersblock (My Page) on Tue, Nov 27, 12 at 11:32
>Must you have glass shelves to allow the light to reach the whole cabinet? Yes. |
Not exactly what you were looking for, but lots of good info and links in this thread. http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg080924303478.html |
- Posted by motherof3sons (My Page) on Tue, Nov 27, 12 at 14:08
We used LED strips inside the cabinets with wood shelving. The strips are just inside the feame of each cabinet. Would I do it again? No. We have inset cabinet doors and I do not like the fact light is visible around the door. It was something that probably would not show if the doors were full overlay. I can take a pic if you want. |
Like momof3sons, I have inset cabinets and the light can be seen around the door, in our case just at the top as the glass is only at the top of the door. This bothered me at first but I'm use to it now. Since the glass is only at the top, our shelves are wood. One thing that I had not thought of before our cabinets were installed was the rest of the inside of the cabinet. On the cabs with glass, the full interior is the same as the exterior (i.e. cherry). |
I also have strips but used glass shelves. I have partial overlay and like the lights. I originally was going with hockey pucks but change d to tape lights. Can send picture when on computer. |
- Posted by laurainlincoln (My Page) on Tue, Nov 27, 12 at 19:15
I have found glass shelves to be very practical- although we have all glass uppers so most of our everyday dishes rest on the wooden floor of the cabinets. I only pull items off the glass shelves maybe every two or three days. I have found them to be quite stable and after a week I got over my squeamishness thinking they would break with any bump or knock. We have a round puck light that sits in the top of the cab and bathes everything in the cab in light - it is such a nice change from my old uppers with all the dark corners where things were constantly getting lost. I have the lights on daily with my under cab lights and pendants - I almost never use my overhead lighting which makes me happy. HTH! |
Here is a night time picture of ours - note the cabinets are really much lighter than this - I also have the wood shelves if I ever want to switch. The lights are tape light and are placed towards the front on the sides - if I walk up to the cab, I can see the individual lights. |
- Posted by 2LittleFishies (My Page) on Tue, Nov 27, 12 at 20:13
We are doing LED lights around the face frame of the cabinet... I didn't want glass shelves. Pucks in the top were a 2nd choice. |
- Posted by Texasgal47 (My Page) on Tue, Nov 27, 12 at 21:56
I have wood shelves with LED tape lighting just inside the front of the inner frame of a 36"w x 42"h kitchen cabinet. The lighting goes up one side, across the top, and down the other side. My cabinets are full overlay. The lights at the top are visible only when standing 2 ft. or less in front of the counter. The cabinet displays bone china, some in stacks. No way was I going to put that amount of weight on glass shelves. I'm thrilled with the results and would do it again. My diningroom has the same cabinets but with glass shelves where crystal is displayed. In this situation, LED tape lights were only run across the top. |
Thank you all so much for your responses, especially the pictures. They have been very helpful, including snoonyb's suggestion to try the lighting forum. |
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How can you identify the poles of an unmarked magnet?
- masking tape
- 3 sheets of paper
- compass
- marking pen
- scissors
- ruler
- paper hole-punch
- string
- bar magnet
NOTE: Never touch a compass with a magnet. Touching a compass with a strong magnet can change the polarity of the compass needle, causing the end marked north to become a south pole and all directions to be reversed.
- Make a paper compass by taping one sheet of paper to the top of a wooden table. Be sure that there are no magnetic materials on or near the table.
- Place the real compass in the center of the paper.
- Use the marking pen to draw marks on the paper at the four main compass points (N, E, S, and W).
- Remove the real compass. With your pen, connect the paper compass points with straight lines and label the directions as shown in the diagram on page 32.
- Make a paper sling to hold the magnet by cutting a 1-inch × 8-inch (2.5-cm × 20-cm) strip from a second sheet of paper
- Use the hole-punch to make a hole in each end of the paper strip.
- Bend the strip of paper to bring the holes at each end together. Then put a 12-inch (30-cm) string through the holes, and knot the string at one end to tie the holes together.
- Wrap a piece of paper around the magnet and secure it with tape, in order to cover up any identifying pole-markings.
- Place the magnet in the paper sling so that the magnet hangs horizontally.
- Hold the end of the string and hang the magnet over the paper compass taped to the table, until the magnet's ends point steadily in a north-to-south direction.
- Use masking tape and the marking pen to label a large N and S at the ends of the magnet that are pointing north and south.
It takes about one minute for the swinging magnet to come to rest in line with the north-to-south line on the paper compass.
A magnetic force field surrounds the earth. Any suspended magnet will align itself with this magnetic field. The north end of the hanging magnet always points to the earth's magnetic north pole, and the south end of the magnet points to the earth's magnetic south pole. Identifying the north and south pole of a magnet is called finding the polarity of the magnet.
Let's Explore
- Do all magnets, regardless of their shape, align with the earth's magnetic field and point in a north-to-south direction? Repeat the experiment using different-shaped magnets. Science Fair Hint: Display diagrams and photographs of hanging magnets of different shapes and sizes.
- Does the size of the magnet affect the way it behaves? Repeat the experiment using different sizes of bar, round, and horseshoe magnets.
- Would changing the size of the paper sling change the behavior of the magnet? Repeat the original experiment twice, first using a wider paper strip, and then using a narrower strip.
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- Plastic magnetic strips found in craft stores have north and south poles on opposite sides of the strip. A 2-inch (5-cm) magnetic strip can be tested to find its polarity. Attach a piece of string to the magnetic piece, and then hang the string so that it is allowed to turn freely. Use a compass to determine the direction of the earth's magnetic north pole. Mark the north and south sides of the strip.
- Magnetize a needle by allowing it to lie on a magnet for two minutes. Tie a thread to the center of the magnetized needle and suspend it inside a glass jar. Use a compass to determine which end of the needle points toward the north. Once you have identified the polarity of the needle, it can be used as a compass. Display the hanging compass as part of a project.
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i had the same problem as this other guy... i went for one run then went into the lodge fix my bindings and i noticed that front lamination was peeling. i then went up the lift for another run. when i got to the top, i noticed the whole back lamination was coming off. if you really want a rome board but dont have a lot of cash, go for the manual or the artifact
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Recipe: Spinach, White Bean, and Taleggio Pizza
A couple of weeks ago, we ate dinner at Co., a new pizza place in New York owned by Jim Lahey (he of the Sullivan Street Bakery and No-Knead Bread). There's a pie on the menu called the Popeye that comes with a mountain of crispy, leafy spinach on top. We tried a similar version at home with our new favorite pizza dough recipe (more on that below), and these were the results...
Our pizza lacks the height and slightly charred presentation of Lahey's Popeye—we're sure his ovens do a better job of flash cooking spinach than ours—but it was the combination of flavors that we wanted to mimic. Also, we realized after eating Lahey's pizza that there was no reason to pre-cook the spinach. A big mound of fresh leaves will cook down in no time.
Taleggio is a nice, melty cheese that works well on pizza but adds a more pungent flavor, which we liked, since the pizza was meatless and sauceless. The white beans got involved because we had a few leftover from a previous dinner.
As for the crust, it's the recipe that ran in The New York Times Magazine about six weeks ago. Dana tried it for her stovetop/broiler pizza, and we wholeheartedly recommend it. If you have a standing mixer, it's almost foolproof.
• Pizza Dough, from The New York Times
Spinach, White Bean, and Taleggio Pizza
1 ball of pizza dough (see recipe link above)
olive oil
2 cloves of garlic, minced
4 to 5 ounces taleggio, sliced or pinched off into small bits
1/4 cup white beans
parmesan cheese
4 ounces fresh spinach (we used baby spinach leaves)
Preheat your oven and pizza stone to 550 degrees.
Roll out the dough and transfer it to a floured, rimless cookie sheet or a pizza peel, if you have one. If you are using the recipe above, you'll have a 12- to 14-inch pizza.
Spread a couple of teaspoons of olive oil over the dough, then evenly scatter the garlic, taleggio, and white beans. Grate a bit of parmesan over the pizza (you should need very little, about an ounce). Toss the spinach in a large bowl with a bit of olive oil, salt, and pepper.
Because it's hard to slide a heavy pizza off of a cookie sheet or peel, and because you're going to have a mound of loose spinach leaves that tend to fly off when you shake it, transfer the pizza to the hot stone BEFORE adding the spinach.
Once you've transfered the pizza to the pizza stone, pull out the oven rack (if you haven't already) and gently mound the spinach leaves in the center of the pizza. Close the oven and cook for 7 to 8 minutes, until the crust is brown on the edges and the spinach is wilted.
Stay tuned for more pizza inspiration coming later this week!
Related: Recipe: No-Knead Fennel and Anchovy Pizza
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I am getting quotes for replacing our vinyl floor with porcelain tile in the kitchen/hall/half-bath/and laundry room. Here is my question: is new trim (quarter round) necessary? It seems like it is unneeded for the most part, unless the trim is in bad shape. And since I'd have to prime and paint the new trim white to replace the old, why couldn't I just repaint the old trim so it looks new again? I suppose in the long run over the entire cost of the floor it is a pittance but it seems like the main argument for replacing it is that it's easier to rip out than to take it up carefully for reuse. And if that's the issue, I can remove it myself. Am I missing something? |
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Alternate title: Escape From M.S. One, Section Eight, MS One - Maximum Security, Lock Out
Real cinematic killer B's may be extinct, but at the French film factory EuropaCorp the B-movie ethos of cheap genre thrills endures. A co-creation of the hit maker Luc Besson, EuropaCorp is the outfit that fired the bullet-headed Jason Statham into international fame with the "Transporter" franchise and resurrected Liam Neeson as a middle-aged tough guy with "Taken." One of the company's latest, the English-language "Lockout," is as dopey an entertainment as imaginable, but it's also a reminder that the film's star, Guy Pearce, has always had great screen magnetism, to which he has now added a bedrock of muscle. Also: he can act. Mr. Pearce has done his share of action movies, generally of the more rarefied variety, like "L.A. Confidential" and "The Hurt Locker." More recently he has crossed swords and chased terrorists, but nothing he's done on the big screen has showcased his talents like the HBO series "Mildred Pierce," in which he dominated the screen with a memorable combination of pencil mustache, class snobbery ("Egads, Glendale") and sleazy sex appeal. For "Lockout" he has shaved the 'stache and bulked up, adding biceps that pop and, like his soft purring voice, seem calculated to distract from the wanton preposterousness. But then this is a movie in which the daughter of the United States president is taken hostage in a supermax prison ... in outer space. Ridiculousness is a given. If the plot sounds familiar it's no surprise. In broad outline "Lockout" is effectively a Besson-ified gloss on John Carpenter's "Escape From New York," but with digital effects and more tattoos. — Manohla Dargis


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July 19 (Bloomberg) -- New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said he still doesn't plan to run for president in 2012 after Kenneth Langone, co-founder of Home Depot Inc., urged him to enter the race.
"I've known Ken a long time" and consider him a friend, Christie told reporters today in Trenton. He said the meeting with Langone, a Republican, was "no different from a lot of meetings" he's had with people asking him to run against President Barack Obama, a Democrat. He declined to say who else, if anyone, was at the meeting.
"There are some people who believe that I should leave this job and go for another one," said Christie, a first-term Republican. "I'm always willing to sit and listen to folks who want to make that argument to me, but I said nothing different to him today than I've said to other folks in the past."
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A Tavola! head chef Salvatore Bianco, a Naples native, crafts savory Italian offerings using generations-old family recipes, handmade pastas, and traditional wood-burning brick ovens. Diners can crack open fresh mussels coated in olive oil ($14) or wrap forks around the flavorful tendrils of the spicy spaghetti alla diavola ($16), festooned with jumbo shrimp. Pillows of ravioli come stuffed with ricotta and spinach ($15) and arrive bearing homespun, cross-stitched axioms and a coat of taleggio sauce. Meanwhile, tomato, caramelized onions, and pancetta set sail with mozzarella and hot peppers aboard the pancetta e cipolla pizza ($11.50). For a pleasing coda, tiramisu ($6) appeases sweet teeth with offerings of mascarpone and cocoa. Diners can pair these comestibles with potables from an extensive wine list while stationed inside the eatery's industrial-chic dining room, outdoors on an intimately lit patio, or underwater in a comfortably appointed bathysphere.
Training park rangers and managers rarely leads to a gig as a restaurateur. But, according to the Athens Banner-Herald, Jim Waters drew on his experiences heading park concession stands to open Mama Sid's Pizza in 1983 with his wife, Sidney Anne. Now run by their son, Shaun, Mama Sid's still relies on the same pizza recipe. Dough spinners crown pizzas with more than 20 toppings, such as bacon and banana peppers. Along with crafting customizable slices for its pizza buffet, Mama Sid's team creates its own specialties, such as a marinated chicken pie with garlic butter instead of pizza sauce. The BYOB eatery has expanded over the years to include other pizzeria favorites, from ricotta-stuffed calzones to wings by the pound doused in housemade hot sauce.
Chefs at Bulldawg Pizza's two locations hand toss pizza dough to form regular-, thin-, and thick-crust vehicles for alfredo sauce, barbecue chicken, or feta cheese. They ready gourmet pies for delivery, carry-out, or dine-in (Baxter St. location only), loading spicy buffalo-chicken pizzas with a blend of blue cheese, ranch, and tomato sauce or piling Hawaiian pies with ham, pineapple, and ukulele sauce. As calzones and toasted subs share oven space, the chefs scoop house-made alfredo sauce over steaming plates of pasta.
Once you've bellied up to the cozy tasting room's bar like an urbane, sophisticated cowboy, you'll be treated to a few flavorful wafts and quaffs of Montaluce's finest 2008 and 2009 red and white wines, fermented from the carefully maintained fruits of its 35-acre vineyard. The 2008 chardonnay massages the nose with aromas of green apples, pear, and lemon zest mixed with smoke, walnut, and honeysuckle. And the 2008 risata (Italian for laughter) will put your palate into hysterics with notes of cherries, raspberries, cranberry, savory herbs, and just the faintest hint of Joker venom. Otherwise, go snorkeling for the dark chocolate notes buried in the oaky, deep violet, kraken-filled deeps of the cabernet sauvignon. Much like wine itself, your experience at Montaluce will be different depending on the exact point in time you partake of it. Gracious guests who arrive for their wine flight Tuesday through Saturday will be treated to a complimentary guided winery tour at 2 p.m. Likewise, Sunday sippers can tune their taste buds to live musical performances on the veranda from noon to 5 p.m.
House of Pizza lives up to its name. The cooks whip up a roster of flavorful pies, each named for some sort of domicile. Here, it's the toppings that make each pizza special, from The Firehouse's buffalo blue cheese, grilled chicken, jalapenos, and feta, to The Tiki Hut's barbecue sauce with ham, bacon, pineapple, and parmesan.
Pie slingers at Romeo's New York Pizza twirl their 'za from scratch, piling dough made in-house with red sauce and toppings such as garlic, ground beef, meatballs, and sundried tomatoes. The cozy neighborhood joint has purveyed New York–style pizza since 1945, when delivery boys first started using hovercrafts. Its unfussy menu includes hearty appetizers such as cheese bread or fried ravioli, alongside healthy salads in vegetarian or meaty iterations. Those who opt not to build their own pies can go in for one of three chef-crafted incarnations—margherita, spinach and mushroom, or vegetarian, sold by the slice or in 12-inch or 16-inch rounds.