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Rycroft Details 'Emotional' Wedding Day
EXCLUSIVE: Melissa Rycroft's wedding dreams weren't fulfilled during her 'Bachelor' run, but the reality star is now head-over-heels in love and married -- and PopEater is proud to exclusively premiere photos of Rycroft's wedding day given to us by In Touch Weekly. Photos aside, there's also an exclusive interview with Rycroft, in which she details her tear-filled walk down the aisle.
Rycroft, who married insurance agent Tye Strickland, said that their Isla Mujeres, Mexico, wedding was nothing short of breathtaking. Talking with In Touch exclusively, Rycroft says that emotionally, she "was fine until 'Here Comes the Bride' started." That's when the waterworks kicked in.
"I think everything hit me at once. My dad started to walk down the aisle, and I just stopped him. I grabbed his arm, and I was like, 'Hold on,' and I started crying. And I saw Tye, and bless his heart, he had these big tears in his eyes, too. It was very emotional," Rycroft explains.
Tye was equally awestruck, saying: "When I saw her, I just lost my breath - like I was in a football game and had the wind knocked out of me ... I've never felt that way in my whole life, and I just couldn't help it. She was the most gorgeous bride I've ever seen in my life, and it was amazing. It was absolutely perfect."
Rycroft shot to fame when she was famously ousted from 'The Bachelor' by Jason Mesnick after she had already been proposed to. Her heartbreak paid off though, landing her a spot on 'Dancing With the Stars' shortly after, where she placed third. She's now a correspondent for 'Good Morning America.'
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What a beautiful day! Congratulations to the Bride and Groom..... may you have many, many happy years growing old together!
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy jat
Isn't Rycroft's 15 MINUTES OF FAME OVER YET!!!!
So she got dumped big deal is she the only girl that got dumped. God closed a door but opened a window now stay in the house and leave us alone!!!!!!!!!
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy RiaHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Well Melissa, Jason did you a big favor by letting you go because you did soooooo much better for yourself! Kudos to you for hanging in there and finding the Right Man :)
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy kathy
PLEASE!!!! This girl "knows" someone. She, and her story, is so fake. She was dating "her current husband", when she was on Bachelor(and got DUMPED).??? One week later she is on Dancing and talking about her "boyfriend"? They had been dating for quite a while. Bachelor and Dancing... just a publicity stunt.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy Donna
I really believe Jason that she just changed after the show was over, of course, she had had her fame and wanted back with her boyfriend. And my Goodness, does she ever shut her mouth, and I don't mean talking. I hope all her wedding photos don't have that big mouth wide open like I always see it. Okay, she is married and has a job on TV now give America a break from her already and her quest for publicity.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy kathy
I agree. She has horse teeth! She should close her mouth once in a while! Hope she has good breath!
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy MoonchildHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Melissa and her captivating smile; Tye and his adorable dimples ... look adorable together. I wish them health, happiness, and a union of eternal bliss. God bless them!
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy Jan
Sooooo happy to hear the good news for Melissa. I loved her on the Bachelor, Dancing with Stars, and now on GMA....seems like a terrific gal. Wish them the very best!!! Glad "looser Jason" did dump her....she deserved better and looks like she got it. Yahoo....
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Matt Vensel is in his first year at the Star Tribune after covering the Ravens for the Baltimore Sun for six years. He is a Pittsburgh native and a Penn State grad. Follow him at @mattvensel.
Mark Craig has covered the NFL for 23 years, and the Vikings since 2003 for the Star Tribune. He is one of 44 Pro Football Hall of Fame selectors. Follow him at @markcraignfl.
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There has been a lot of curiosity in Vikingsland about Babatunde Aiyegbusi, the offensive tackle the team signed last week. The Polish product, who I wrote about in today's newspaper, is 6-foot-9.
His height is certainly noteworthy, but height-wise, "Babs" is far from an anomaly in today's NFL.
Because I have too much time on my hands at the moment and too few hobbies, I decided to scan through every NFL roster to see how many players are listed at 6-foot-8 or taller.
I counted 29 of them, including Aiyegbusi. The majority of these tall men are offensive tackles or defensive ends, though there are a few exceptions, including a guard (Dennis Kelly of the Eagles), a tight end (Levine Toilolo of the Falcons) and a quarterback (Brock Osweiler of the Broncos).
While no active player is 6-foot-10 or taller, eight others are as listed as being tall as Aiyegbusi.
Interestingly, only one of the 29 players who are 6-foot-8 or higher has been selected to a Pro Bowl. That would be Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell (6-foot-8). However, despite their lack of Pro Bowl invites, Cardinals offensive tackle Jared Veldheer (6-foot-8) and Patriots offensive tackles Nate Solder and Sebastian Vollmer (both 6-foot-8) are pretty good players in their own right.
Still, height isn't everything, or the late Manute Bol would have been quite the NFL superstar.
Anyway, while Aiyegbusi is the tallest player on their 90-man roster, the Vikings do have three other offensive tackles who are 6-foot-7 or taller in left tackle Matt Kalil (6-foot-7), right tackle Phil Loadholt (6-foot-8) and backup Carter Bykowski (6-foot-7). Throw in Antonio "Tiny" Richardson (6-foot-6) and Mike Harris (6-foot-5) and every Vikings offensive tackle is at least 6-foot-5.
In other words, Aiyegbusi isn't the only Vikings offensive tackle who has to duck into doorways.
Chad Greenway had to sacrifice a sizable chunk of his salary to remain with the Vikings in 2015, but the veteran outside linebacker is happy he and the organization were able to find middle ground.
"I've always wanted to be a Viking and finish my career here and obviously it's important to the Wilfs as well," Greenway said Monday morning in a radio interview with KFAN FM 100.3.
Greenway was supposed to make $7 million in the final year of the deal he signed in 2011. But after agreeing to take a pay cut, he has a new base salary of $3.4 million with $1 million guaranteed. He can make up to $4 million through bonuses, including $500,000 in per-game roster bonuses.
The Vikings created $3.225 million in cap space by restructuring the final year of Greenway's deal.
"Obviously, I signed my previous deal five years ago and I know personally that things can change [in the NFL]," Greenway said, later adding, "I'm a different player and I understand that and know how the league works, and I wanted to be conscious of that as we went through these discussions."
Greenway admitted that after the 2014 season ended he was not confident that the Vikings wanted him back. But the team let him know they did. Greenway said he "had no leverage at all in this situation" given that he is a 32-year-old linebacker. But a satisfactory compromise was reached.
"There has to be some give and take," Greenway said. "That's how a negotiation works."
Greenway also had words in the KFAN interview for anyone who feels he is washed up, insisting that Rick Spielman and Mike Zimmer wouldn't just keep him around for sentimental reasons.
"I know I have enough to help us win football games and be a leader on this team," Greenway said.
Chad Greenway will be back with the Vikings in 2015.
The Vikings and the veteran outside linebacker have agreed to a restructured contract, a league source confirmed. Greenway has a new base salary of $3.4 million with $1 million guaranteed. He can make up to $4 million through bonuses, including $500,000 in per-game roster bonuses.
By convincing Greenway to accept this pay cut, the Vikings created $3.225 million in cap space.
Greenway was originally slated to make $7 million in 2015, the final year of his deal. But it seemed unlikely the Vikings would let the 32-year-old play at that salary, one of the highest on the team.
At the end of the season, Greenway, the team's 2006 first-round draft pick, said he was receptive to restructuring his deal so he could play at least one more season with the Vikings. But he also said that the role the team envisioned for him would have to make sense for him to take a pay cut.
"It's hard to be in a situation where you're watching," Greenway said at the time. "I've just never done that and I don't really plan on it. I'm going to go somewhere I can compete to play. If you're in a position where you had to go somewhere else, it's a combination of those two things — where are you going to play and have success. I want to do that here."
Earlier this month, General Manager Rick Spielman said he wanted Greenway to stick around, too.
"We'd love to have Chad Greenway back and finish [his career] as a Minnesota Viking," he said.
This is the second straight offseason in which Greenway has taken a pay cut to remain in purple. Last season, he sacrificed $1 million in base salary to keep his spot on the team.
Greenway is one of the longest-tenured active Vikings players. He has played 125 games, all but one of them as a starter, for the Vikings. At one point, he had made 90 straight starts, most among NFL linebackers at the time, but the streak was snapped early in the 2014 season.
In Week 4, Greenway, who had played a week earlier with a broken hand and three broken ribs, missed his first game since his rookie season. He sat out three straight before returning in Week 7 and climbed to the team lead in tackles by early December. But he hurt his knee in Week 16, ending his season and his chances of a seventh straight season of leading the Vikings in tackles.
Still, Greenway's six straight seasons were tied with Scott Studwell for the franchise record.
According to the Vikings' tracking, Greenway, a two-time Pro Bowler, has made 1,203 tackles on defense in his nine seasons in Minnesota, which ranks fourth in franchise history.
Greenway, a leader on and off the field, has also made a major impact away from football.
He won the NFLPA's prestigious Byron "Whizzer" White Award this past year for his community work. He has also been recognized as the Vikings Community Man of the Year in both 2011 and 2014 for his charity work in the Twin Cities and his home state of South Dakota. Greenway was also voted by Twin Cities media as the Korey Stringer Good Guy Award winner in 2012.
ESPN first reported this morning that Greenway had restructured his contract.
It felt like a mailbag kind of day when I walked downstairs this morning, put on a pot of coffee and looked outside and saw the beautiful blue sky. But then the Twitter questions started coming in.
Questions about the new tackle from Poland's middle name. Questions, inspired by my good friend Randball, jokingly looking for updates on a player who signed with another team two weeks ago. Even some question about Adrian Peterson and a cat named after "Macho Man" Randy Savage.
To paraphrase what ESPN's Bill Simmons says in his mailbags, yup, these are my Twitter followers.
Playful ribbing aside, I do get a kick out of most of my interactions on Twitter. And there were a handful of useful questions presented to me when I sent out the call this morning. So without further ado, let's dive into the mailbag and tackle some non-Macho-Man-cat-related Vikings questions.
@mattvensel would you rather have: A) 36 year old Terrance Newman B) Josh Robinson C) a parking cone
— Stevens (@HEH4TEME) March 27, 2015
I totally get why there might not be much enthusiasm about the Vikings signing a cornerback who will be 37 when the season starts. Sure, they could have tried to get involved in the spending spree for the top free agents like Byron Maxwell and Kareem Jackson. But in a vacuum, I like the move. By signing Newman to a one-year, $2.5 million deal, the Vikings are adding depth and experience to the position and creating more competition at the other outside cornerback spot. He will compete with Captain Munnerlyn, who would probably be best off strictly in a nickel role, and Josh Robinson, who actually had a nice bounce-back season beyond the Bears' big wide-outs posterizing him all day that one afternoon in Chicago. And you can probably count on an early draft pick being thrown into the mix as well. If Newman comes out on top in that competition, he will obviously be a stopgap. But if any coach can find whatever is left in Newman's tank, it will be his old friend, Mike Zimmer.
@mattvensel Do you think the Vikings draft strategy has changed significantly as a result of what has happened so far in free agency?
— Paul Holland (@paulholland66) March 27, 2015
While I am fond of the Newman move, I'm not going to pretend the Vikings were major players in free agency. Newman, safety Taylor Mays and linebacker Casey Matthews could be useful players but probably not major difference-makers. Swapping out backup quarterback Matt Cassel for the cheaper Shaun Hill made sense, too. DuJuan Harris is probably just another backfield body. The only significant addition was trading for wide receiver Mike Wallace, but there is still no guarantee that will be anything more than a one-year flyer. So no, to answer your question, I don't think it really alters their plan, which was always to lay low in free agency and continue to build through the draft. The Vikings still have several holes to fill, including at wide receiver, but none of their needs are so, so glaring that they absolutely must use their first-round draft pick to address one next month.
@mattvensel are we content with our current LG options
— Scott Amundson (@AmundsonScott) March 27, 2015
Guard seemed to be one area the Vikings might choose to address in free agency, but they have not done so beyond re-signing trusty veteran Joe Berger. Spending for one of the top free-agent guards like Mike Iupati or Clint Boling would have made sense from a football standpoint, but the Vikings already have a lot of resources tied up in the four other spots on the offensive line. The key to improved line play will be getting left tackle Matt Kalil's groove back and getting right guard Brandon Fusco and right tackle Phil Loadholt back to full health and playing well. As of now, the top two candidates to start at left guard are Berger and 2014 fifth-round pick David Yankey, who did not compete for a job as a rookie. But look for the Vikings to add at least another lineman in the mix there, whether it is by drafting one or signing a free agent (like, say, if Evan Mathis hits the street).
@mattvensel do you think the coaches are comfortable with pattersons progression?
— Geoffrey Holmes (@geoffholmes23) March 27, 2015
There is no denying that Cordarrelle Patterson has a unique set of skills. His 2013 highlight reel is proof of that. But to be more than a gimmick player, it is up to him to put in the work to learn the offense, run acceptable routes, better understand spacing and figure out how to consistently get open down the field. That sort of development isn't going to happen over a couple of months. We are still trying to figure out the identity of the mystery former NFL receiver he is training with, but I have heard he is taking this offseason seriously and so far Zimmer and the Vikings seem to be pleased with what has been reported back to them. I'm curious to see if there will be any change in Patterson when he shows up for voluntary spring workouts next month. I'm sure the coaching staff will need to see improvement firsthand before they start counting on a resurgent 2015 season.
@mattvensel do you see AP holding out since they are deciding to keep him #Vikings Mailbag
— Yinka Ayinde (@Saxyprince) March 27, 2015
There was no way we were getting through another mailbag without an Adrian Peterson question. As I wrote a couple of weeks ago, I believe the Vikings are sincere in saying that they don't plan to trade the disgruntled running back. And I predict that they will continue to dig in their heels as he and his agent appear to be trying to stiff-arm their way out of town. After all, allowing a player to force you to move him sets a bad precedent. So if the Vikings do stick to their guns here, Peterson will have two choices: play for the Vikings in 2015 or watch another NFL season from his sofa. I am not privy to what is being discussed by Team Peterson right now, but based on what we know about Peterson the competitor, it seems unlikely he will be content to sit out again and lose another season in his pursuit of Emmitt Smith's all-time rushing record. If it comes down to it, I would guess that he will report if the Vikings do keep him. But it is fair to wonder how disruptive it could be to have a star player and team leader who has made it clear he feels he would be better off elsewhere.
Mike Zimmer wasn't fibbing yesterday when he said a deal with Terence Newman was close.
The Vikings on Thursday finalized the terms of a one-year contract with the free-agent cornerback, according to a league source. The deal is for $2.5 million with $750,000 guaranteed.
Newman visited the Vikings last week but the two sides were unable to hammer out a deal until now. Now that he is joining the Vikings, Newman will be reunited with an old coach in Zimmer.
Zimmer was in Dallas when the Cowboys drafted Newman fifth overall in the 2003 draft. Zimmer coached Newman for four seasons there and another two in Cincinnati before Zimmer came here.
While Newman turns 37 in September, the signing makes sense because the Vikings need more depth at cornerback and his experience should be an asset to their young secondary. They also weren't thrilled with how Captain Munnerlyn performed on the outside in his first year in town.
Newman has predominantly played left cornerback in his career, so he will presumably compete with Munnerlyn and Josh Robinson — and maybe a high draft pick — to start opposite Xavier Rhodes.
Newman is the third free-agent defender to come on board this week. Safety Taylor Mays, another of Zimmer's former players in Cincinnati, and linebacker Casey Matthews both signed Tuesday.
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Two penthouses at Lonestar Tower overlooking Texas Motor Speedway are scheduled to be auctioned on Dec. 6. The absolute auction has no minimums or reserves.
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HALIFAX - The Spring Garden Memorial Library is gearing up to make a big move.
With the libraryãs closure scheduled for the end of the month, staff are trying to figure out how to move the collectionãs more than 100,000 books, cdãs and magazines across the street to the new Halifax Central Library, set to open this fall.
ãCoordinating this move is a big, big job,ã said Bruce Gorman, Director of Central Library and Regional Services.
He said Halifax Public Libraries is currently in the process of hiring a moving management company to oversee the re-location.
Gorman said staff will be advised every step of the way, from the most effective ways to pack books into boxes, to what type of transportation will make the move as smooth as possible.
Three local companies have bid for the position, Gorman said. The job has yet to be awarded, but he hoped to make a final decision in the coming weeks.
But not all of the libraryãs items will find a home in the 129,000 square feet of new building, he said.
The libraryãs older chairs will be replaced by ãnew vibrant furniture,ã and nearly half of the 250 computers will be swapped out for new ones.
He said anything from the collection that is discarded will be given to the city.
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All of the old libraryãs 65 staff will also be making the move, and more still need to be hired.
Gordon is anticipating the central library will enter into its final phase of construction sometime in the next two weeks.
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Banana Cakes with Rum Sauce
- 6 1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
- 1/2 cup self-rising flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 2/3 cup light brown or turbinado sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 3 large ripe bananas, mashed (1 1/3 cups)
- 7 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup dark rum
- 1/4 cup water
- Preheat the oven to 350°. Generously butter six 4-ounce ramekins with 2 tablespoons of the butter.
- In a small bowl, mix the flour with the baking soda. In another bowl, using an electric mixer, beat the remaining 4 1/2 tablespoons of butter until creamy. Add the light brown or turbinado sugar and beat until light and fluffy. Add the eggs, 1 at a time, and beat until just incorporated. Beat in the mashed bananas. Using a large spatula, fold the dry ingredients into the batter until incorporated.
- Spoon the batter into the ramekins and set them in a baking pan. Carefully pour enough hot water into the pan to reach halfway up the sides of the ramekins. Bake for 40 minutes, or until the cakes are firm but spring back when pressed lightly with your finger.
- Remove the pan from the oven and transfer the ramekins to a rack with tongs; let cool slightly. Run a sharp knife around the sides of the cakes, then invert them onto a wire rack to cool while you prepare the sauce.
- In a medium saucepan, combine the butter with the sugar, rum and water and bring to a boil, stirring constantly to dissolve the sugar. Remove from the heat.
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The 80s: Grey Paintings is on view at 534 West 25th Street from September 16 through October 29, 2011. It is the twenty-sixth solo exhibition of Martins work at Pace, which has represented the artist since 1975.
The 80s was an exceptionally productive decade for Martin as she experimented with the boundaries of geometric abstraction and the possibilities of surface and color. Concentrating on horizontal divisions of six-foot square canvases, she found endless permutations by dividing the area with pencil lines and varying the tonal range between black and white. Instead of the translucent washes of faint color seen during earlier periods, Martin experimented with a palette of muted greys, layering paint to create robust, opaque surfaces that serve as a bridge between her early and later works. In a significant departure from her earlier technique of gradually layering sheer washes to develop a delicate skin of color, in the works from 1988 and 1989 Martin employed a palette knife to spread and build a more physically tactile surface of undiluted pigment. The 80s: Grey Paintings features rare loans, including Fiesta (1985), from the collection of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
The works in The 80s: Grey Paintings continue Martins line of aesthetic inquiry into the language of geometry, light, and color as the ideal vehicle for introspection. For Martin, the austere visual language of horizontal stripes of alternating value was not an end in itself but was the most direct way for the artist to convey her emotional and spiritual response to life. According to Martin, her paintings exist as memories of perfection . . . representing a perception of the ideal. In a 1989 lecture at The Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, titled Beauty is the Mystery of Life, Martin said, The goal of life is happiness and to respond to life as though it were perfect is the way to happiness. It is also the way to positive art work . . . It is quite commonly thought that the intellect is responsible for everything that is made and done. It is commonly thought that everything that is can be put into words. But there is a wide range of emotional response that we make that cannot be put into words. We are so used to making these emotional responses that we are not consciously aware of them till they are represented as art work.
Two major books and a catalogue raisonné of Martins work are forthcoming. In January 2012 Yale University Press, in conjunction with the Dia Art Foundation, will release Agnes Martin, an anthology of scholarly essays including contributions by Rhea Anastas, Lynne Cooke, Douglas Crimp, Suzanne Hudson, Jonathan Katz, Zoe Leonard, Jaleh Mansoor, Michael Newman, Christina Rosenberger, and Anne Wagner. In the spring Phaidon will publish a book by Arne Glimcher, who will reflect on his five-decade friendship along with rare primary documents and recounts of studio visits. In addition, Artifex Press will publish a digital catalogue raisonné of Martins paintings and works on paper as well as full exhibition and bibliographic information, which will be updated continually online.
Agnes Martin (19122004) was born in Saskatchewan and studied at Western Washington College of Education, Bellingham, WA, prior to receiving her B.S. (1942) from Teachers College, Columbia University. Martin matriculated at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, where she also taught art courses before returning to Columbia University to earn her M.A. (1952).
Though she began to paint at the age of 25, Martin did not have a solo exhibition until 1958. Her reputation was made in the early 1960s by her atmospheric, monochrome canvases on which she would lay down simple graphite grids. For the next seven years, Martin steadily gained critical renown as her deeply meditative six-foot-square paintings extended the heroic pursuits of Abstract Expressionism in new direction. Then, in 1967, without warning, Martin left New York, abandoned painting, and settled into solitude in New Mexico. Ensconced on a remote mesa near Albuquerque, she would not paint again until 1974. During the years that followed, Martin developed her signature style of alternating horizontal bands of color.
Martins work has been the subject of nearly 100 solo shows and two retrospectives including the survey Agnes Martin organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, which later traveled to Milwaukee, Miami, Houston, and Madrid (199294), and Agnes Martin: Paintings and Drawings 19741990 organized by the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, with subsequent venues in France and Germany (199192). Between 2004 and 2008, Dia:Beacon presented a six-part series of exhibitions exploring different phases of Martins career in-depth. A focused presentation of her work was the subject of the exhibition Artist Rooms: Agnes Martin (20092011), which travelled to the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh; Kettles Yard, Cambridge; May 15July 10, 2010; and the Tate Modern, London.
In addition to participating in an international array of group exhibitions including the Venice Biennale (1997, 1980, 1976), the Whitney Museum of American Art Biennial (1995, 1977), and Documenta, Kassel, Germany (1972), Martin has been the recipient of multiple honors including the Lifetime Achievement Award on behalf of the Womens Caucus for Art of the College Art Association (2005); the Governors Award for Excellence and Achievement in the Arts given by Governor Gary Johnson, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1998); the National Medal of Arts awarded by President Clinton and the National Endowment for the Arts (1998); the Distinguished Artist Award for Lifetime Achievement by the College Art Association (1998); the Golden Lion for Contribution to Contemporary Art at the Venice Biennale (1997); the Oskar Kokoschka Prize awarded by the Austrian government (1992); the Alexej von Jawlensky Prize awarded by the city of Wiesbaden, Germany (1991); and election to the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, New York (1989).
Martins work can be found in virtually every major public collection in the United States, including the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY; The Chinati Foundation/La Fundación Chinati, Marfa, TX; Dia Center for the Arts, NY; Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.; Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art; The Menil Collection, Houston, TX; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY; The Museum of Modern Art New York, NY; National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.; The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, CA; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum New York, NY; The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, CT; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN; and Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, among others.
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1 oz. Havana club dark
3/4 oz. Havana club light
3/4 oz. Stock brandy
1/4 oz. Triple second
1 ½ orange juice
Juice of half a lime
Shake ingredients over ice in a shaker until well chilled and mixed. Garnish with a large lime peel cut into teeth and placed at the bottom of the glass. Pour ice and ingredients into the collins glass.
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