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Twelve Smells of Christmas – Day Two: The Smell of Falling Snow
The smell of snow is one of the most ethereal smells on earth. It's very difficult to catch, being essentially frozen water and ozone, and I can't think of many perfumes that even try. Of course, one famous house did … Continue reading
Posted in People, Perfume, Plants Tagged Arpege, Byzanze, Calandre, Caleche, Chanel No 5, L'Aimant, Rallet no1, Rive Gauche 14 Comments
Twelve Smells of Christmas – Day One
It would have been nice to align the twelve smells of Christmas (or any other winter holiday you celebrate) with the items listed in the old carol. But I can't think what partridges in pear trees smell like – other … Continue reading
Posted in Perfume, Plants Tagged Baghari., Cointreau, Eau des Merveilles., Elixir des Merveilles, Fendi, Grand Marnier, Robert Piguet, Theorema 8 Comments
Prince of Cats
Treat or claw, Smell my paw, Give me something Good to gnaw! (my daughter's verse composed for Trick or Treating Cats) You may have read that oakmoss, that dark extract that lends Chypres their swarthy good looks is on its … Continue reading
Posted in Perfume Tagged Cartier, Cuir Ottoman, L'Air de Rien, Le Treizieme Heure, Parfum d'Empire, Tabac Blond 4 Comments
That's Another Fine Bottle You've Gotten Me Into
To misquote the immortal Oliver Hardy, who was generally accusing his comedy partner Stan Laurel of being the prime instigator of their continual disasters. With me, it's my brain. Why? Because my Brain thinks it's intelligent. The Brain thinks it's … Continue reading
Posted in People, Perfume Tagged Krigler's Lovely Patchouli 55, L'Air de Rien, Nahema, Parfums de Nicolai, Rochas Femme 12 Comments
My daughter likes to claim that she is a Nutmegger, that is, a native of Connecticut. I don't like to tell her the origin of the state nickname. It's actually a folk memory of the local cottage industry in the … Continue reading
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A Minuet for Mignonette
If you've ever cruised through the Wrightsman Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, you notice one thing at once. The colors are different, different from 21st century Pantone shades, strikingly so. I used to think, because of age and … Continue reading
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The 50th Dairy Princess will be crowned tonight at the Madrid Community Center, and both past and present princesses will be in the parade Saturday in Canton.
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Some more (and better) words about scoops
Jan 21, 2011, 5:30 PM EDT
Yesterday I wrote about scoops regarding player transactions and the like, offering my somewhat rambling take on it all.
Today Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times has his own take, and it's much better informed and, frankly, a lot more interesting than mine:
Readers don't go online to read Rosenthal and Heyman for the latest in-depth, investigative feature about their particular teams. But for breaking stuff around the game of baseball, those guys are really good at it. And they've both done the newspaper thing — beat writing, column writing — extremely well in the past. This is just a different gig for them. And one their websites care dearly about.
Newspapers? Sure, they love to be first. But these days, more and more emphasis is being placed on getting it right.
There's a lot more to that, including a fun anecdote which explains why I didn't see Baker with all of us degenerates at the hotel bar during the Winter Meetings for the past couple of years.
If you're at all interested in what people in baseball media think about baseball media, by all means, check Geoff's take out. And yes, I promise: no more meta-content about blogging and baseball writing and stuff today. I know it gets old for some of you.
UPDATE: I lied. One more media thing: Michael S. Schmidt of the New York Times — who gets his share of scoops and has been the subject of some of my snark from time to time — is leaving the sports beat and will soon begin covering Iraq for the New York Times. Wow. That's a far cry from baseball. Good luck, Michael, and keep your head down.
- thinman61 - Jan 21, 2011 at 6:36 PM
Tangotiger had this to say about the scoop graphic on his Inside the Book blog:
"However, plenty of people like to say 'I told you it would happen' when something happened. But, they never say 'Oh, that thing I said would happen? Never happened'. Counting hits, without counting the outs is not something that we should be doing. If Rosenthal and Heyman are in the business of predicting 100 stories, and only 15 or 20 of them turn out to be true, well, are we better off than replacement-level reporters?"
- dondbaseball - Jan 21, 2011 at 11:34 PM
Tom Tango is a smart guy who can provide amazing analytical data on baseball but the whole purpose of "hot stove" baseball is the "what if" game and discussion. While my grandfather had to sit around the old tavern with his buddies near the "hot stove" to talk about how the Sawx could get better or how the Yanks might be hurting for pitching, we get actually speculation! While they are not citing "done deals" they are providing discussion that all of us are intrigued with. Quite honestly, Tango's stuff gets too complicated to truly digest while mostly revealing him to be an intellectual snob. I enjoy the Rosenthal, Heyman and Olney rumors as they are at least founded in either teams, agents or players leaking of information. Keep it coming so I can ignore the 42 inches of snow we already have gotten and can dream of spring!
- thinman61 - Jan 22, 2011 at 7:52 AM
That's been Gammons' MO for years. He throws every wild rumor at the wall, so he can take credit for the small handful that actually bear out. And with Heyman you're often hearing whatever misinformation Boras wants put out there to help his client's cause.
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Village Health Works, founded in 2006, is a 501 (c)(3) organization with offices in New York City that provides health care in a dignified environment to about 28,000 people in Kigutu, Burundi since opening its doors less than two years ago. It was the only clinic in the country to continue full operations during recent nurse and doctor strikes in the country. Burundi, whose health infrastructure has been decimated over the course of more than 12 years of civil war, is ranked one of the poorest countries in the world. Village Health Works prides itself on its solid partnerships with the very communities it serves, as well as the Ministry of Health, Burundian government, UNICEF, and others. For more information, visit www.villagehealthworks.org
Volunteer Position Overview: VHW is looking for an experienced agronomist to help develop its agriculture program on site in Kigutu, Burundi. The agriculture program is the core component of our Food Security Program, which is under development. Current infrastructure includes: Two annual garden spaces, one acre of newly planted perennial food forest, and a small-scale nursery structure. VHW also has a small agriculture team of minimally experienced local gardeners. The ideal candidate for the VHW agronomist in Kigutu will be able to make use of and grow the infrastructure already in place, help train program staff in agriculture care and techniques, and work closely with the team members to create efficient food production systems on site and to educate people in the local community about how to do so themselves.
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Recently Gov. Ted Strickland and the Ohio legislature have taken steps to end tobacco prevention and programming in Ohio by raiding the Ohio Tobacco Prevention Foundation's endowment.
This means that tobacco prevention will cease to exist in Erie County because those who provide this program are grant-funded through the Foundation. Last year, our trained facilitators were able to reach roughly 1,500 fourth-eighth grade students with the Word of Mouth: Youth Tobacco Prevention Program. Additionally, adult cessation in Erie County will suffer. Currently, through an OTPF grant, we provide Firelands Regional Medical Center with materials and Nicotine Replacement Therapy so that they are able to facilitate our Freedom From Smoking adult cessation group program free of charge.
And last year about 30 people participated in the program.
In addition, it will mean the demise of the Ohio Tobacco QUIT LINE, which is owned and operated by the Foundation, as well as hinder the Erie County Tobacco Prevention Coalition.
Tobacco prevention and cessation has proven to save lives and healthcare costs in our state. Cutting these efforts as part of an economic stimulus plan will cause an increase in smoking rates and healthcare costs, only hurting the economy in the end. It also means 400 job losses in the health sector and will diminish the capacity to provide smoking cessation services in numerous hospitals, clinics and health departments statewide. This is contrary to job stimulus!
I urge the citizens of Erie County to contact our legislators to let them know this is unacceptable. We need to fight to keep Ohio's kids from becoming the next generation of smokers and help those who need quitting assistance.
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UCLA to hire ex-VC coach Mathews
Phil Mathews knows what it feels like to win a championship.
The former Ventura College basketball coach will be able to compare that feeling to a special confluence of career and personal ambitions on Monday.
Mathews, an assistant coach at Nebraska for the past four years, will return to Southern California to be hired as Ben Howland's assistant with the UCLA men's basketball team.
"Nothing beats winning a championship, but it's always good to be a part of UCLA... the most storied program in the history of basketball," said Mathews on Friday. "That's big, especially when you grow up in Southern California."
Mathews will replace Donny Daniels, who left to become Mark Few's assistant at Gonzaga last month.
"I've known Ben for a long time," said Mathews. "It's a perfect fit to come work for him."
Mathews will be entrusted with restocking a roster that has been depleted in recent years. With so many of the players that Howland coached to three straight Final Fours, Jordan Farmar, Arron Afflalo, Russell Westbrook, Darren Collison, Kevin Love and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, succeeding in the NBA this past winter, UCLA finished 14-18.
"Ben doesn't need help coaching," said Mathews. "My main focus is to get the best players available for him to coach, the players that can get him back to the Final Four. That's my job."
Mathews, a member of the California Community College, Ventura County and Ventura College Halls of Fame, coached the Pirates to the 1987 and 1995 state championships and 10 straight WSC titles before moving on to the University of San Francisco, which he coached to an NCAA Tournament appearance in 1998. He also coached San Bernardino Valley to a pair of state community college finals before moving to Nebraska.
Mathews, 59, has been interested in returning home to his wife Margie and two school-age children Jordan and Jonah, who live in Riverside.
He was set to return to VC last summer when the state budget situation kept the college from hiring a new full-time coach.
"It's a win-win all the way around," said Mathews. "For me, my family, for everybody.
"I know Southern California. I've been here most of my life. I've recruited the West Coast."
His friends in Ventura were celebrating this week, even before BruinReportOnline.com, the Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Daily News reported his hiring as imminent Thursday night.
"I just know it was hard on him to be away from his family like he was and to have this is just amazing," said VC assistant coach Joey Ramirez, who played for Mathews at Ventura. "That's why I'm happy."
Mathews' longtime friend, Tim Suel, happens to be a USC graduate. But the VC counselor admits some things are thicker than rivalry.
"I'm probably almost as happy as he is," said Suel. "As much as he loved Nebraska, he wanted to come back to Southern California.
"We would have loved to have had him here. But our loss is obviously UCLA's gain. To go to a Division I program that has the best basketball tradition ever, for him to be there as a part of that tradition, what better place?"
Ventura College women's basketball coach Ned Mircetic, Mathews' assistant on the 1987 team, offered to buy Suel a blue-and-gold T-shirt. Mircetic is a UCLA graduate.
"I couldn't be happier for Phil," said Mircetic. "He comes back home to Southern California. He's coaching at what I think is the best university in the country. He's going to be coaching at Pauley Pavilion.
"Say what you want about Duke, Kansas and Kentucky, UCLA is still the center of the college basketball world."
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The HSPH Department of Information Technology welcomes new hire Erin B. Leveille. Erin will work as an Instructional Technologist in the Instructional Computing Facility. Erin replaces Amy Cohen who has left IT for the Office for Educational Programs and the position of director of educational technology.
Erin joins us from the Department of Economics at FAS where she worked for three years providing webmaster and computer support to the busiest and largest department of the College. Erin provided support and training on the use of Harvard's iSites learning management system. She also provided support for more than 20 faculty members as part of a team, maintained the department's website and staff wiki, produced a weekly newsletter, created promotional materials for the department, and provided general software and hardware troubleshooting to staff.
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June 26, 2015
I have stayed at this property several times. I am actually here now writing this review. Unfortunately not from my room but from the lobby. For the week I am writing this review about I had a very nice room on one end of the second floor. Quiet and comfortable. I noticed and issue with the internet connectivity and brought it to the attention of the front desk. They said they would have it looked into in the morning and I went to sleep. After work the following day, I had the same issues. (Dropped connections to the network and less than dial up speed when it did connect). I called again and was told that it seemed fine when they tested it. I asked to be moved and was told they were full, wait until tomorrow. I did get moved to the opposite end of the hallway on my last night and the internet worked great. It is a struggle if you have business in the evening and are counting on being able to connect.
Second time....beware confirm your room
June 19, 2015
I chose this hotel because of a very nice first stay. While everything with my room and the hotel was as expected I was shocked when my boss showed up two hours after I did and his room was given away. He had no room at the hotel I was staying at. He is a Platinum Ambassador with IHG. very disturbing to think that a Platinum Ambassador members room would be given away. To give Staybridge some credit they did find him a room at another Staybridge 10 miles away. This made our meetings the following day a lot more difficult than necessary. For this reason I gave the staff a poor rating and can not recommend the hotel to anyone. I would call to confirm that you have a room.
Nice surprise
ByXena's Mom
June 17, 2015
A newer facility so everything worked. Disappointing that maid service isn't available. Comfortable bed though and nice kitchen.


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Torre Mar is owned and operated by John and Donna Garate. Torre Mar is located in John's home town. He is a third generation Galapagonean, which there are not many of. He is a naturalist guide, dive master, and nature photographer. Donna was born in Indiana and lived in the Florida Keys. John and Donna both enjoy hiking and scuba diving. They are involved with conservation efforts in Galapagos. Together they choose to raise their young son in this unique island paradise.
We hope you enjoy your stay in the special place we call home.
Left on Aug 30, 2011 for a stay in May 2011
Torre Mar was a very reasonably priced option for seeing the Galapagos islands. Although a little on the fringes of Puerto ayora, taxis were readily available for $1 a trip--to town, to beaches, to the Darwin Research Center.
Donna provides a wealth of information for pre-planning your trip and John was available for advice on sightseeing options and recommendations.
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• The members of Monty Python are aiming to move like Jagger in their live farewell shows. The five surviving Pythons have reunited for 10 dates at London's 15,000-seat O2 Arena starting today. It's a fast-paced comic revue that requires the septuagenarian comedians to act, sing, dance and pull off rapid-fire costume changes. Michael Palin said the group drew inspiration from Mick Jagger, still gyrating at 70. "A kind of madness takes over," Palin told a news conference Monday. "You just leap about at a certain point." Fellow comedian Terry Gilliam added: "Our version of 'Brown Sugar' is far better." Eric Idle, who has done much of the work assembling the shows, said fans can expect old favorites, back-catalog gems and a few new twists. "Our motto has been: Leave them wanting less," he said. As well as Idle, Palin, Gilliam, John Cleese and Terry Jones, the show features a dance troupe, singing lumberjacks, Spam-loving Vikings, a dead parrot and much more. The troupe last performed together at the Hollywood Bowl in 1980. The show is titled "One Down, Five to Go" in honor of the sixth Python, Graham Chapman. He died of cancer in 1989 but will appear onscreen.
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UPDATE: Michael Young willing to be DH if club signs Adrian Beltre
Jan 3, 2011, 10:17 PM EDT
UPDATE: Remember what I wrote earlier? Well, scratch all that. According to Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News, Michael Young said he is willing to be a designated hitter if the club signs Adrian Beltre.
6:39 PM: Depending on what you read right now, the Rangers may or may not be close to signing Adrian Beltre. However, one thing we know for sure is that the club has at least prepared for the possibility of signing him. With that in mind, they have approached Michael Young about a potential position change.
Let's just say he's not feeling the whole idea.
According to T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com and Richard Durrett of ESPNDallas.com, Young told the club that he is not interested in moving off third base. The 35-year-old already switched from second base to shortstop to make room for Alfonso Soriano in 2004 and shifted to third base in 2009 for Elvis Andrus. He wasn't thrilled about changing positions in 2009, so it's no surprise to hear he's not into some vague utility role, as well as splitting time as a designated hitter or sharing first base with Mitch Moreland.
Well, fine. Just trade the guy, right? Not so easy when someone in their mid-to-late 30s is making $16 million over each of the next three seasons.
If the Rangers sign Beltre, they might just have to say "tough cookies" and brace for the potential fallout.
- shawnuel - Jan 3, 2011 at 8:03 PM
If I'm the Rangers I want to make my club the best it can be. Beltre at 3rd GREATLY improves the infield defense as well as the offense. Young is NOT good, no matter how inflated a view he has of himself. A good TEAMmate does what's good for the TEAM. If his agenda is more himself than team oriented, then jettison the fool.
- hardjudge - Jan 3, 2011 at 8:09 PM
Maybe your boss ought to consider shifting you to the garbage detail, and the fire you when you don't think you would like to do that job.
- paperlions - Jan 3, 2011 at 8:21 PM
He's being paid to be a baseball player and that is what they are asking him to do…it isn't as if they are asking him to clean toilets..
And of course, shawnuel is right. Young wasn't a good SS and he whined about moving. He isn't a good 3B and is offense has slipped to where he is barely playable, and he whines about moving again. This is the second time he has said "I don't care if it will make the team better, I don't want to move." Young is aging fast and only contributes with the bat at home (actually, he's only ever been a good hitter in Arlington, and he contributes with the glove no where. For $16MM/year, at his current skill level, he should be happy to play anywhere.
- Kevin S. - Jan 3, 2011 at 8:21 PM
Except, you know, shawnuel probably doesn't make $16 million/year, DH is hardly garbage detail, and "fired" is an interesting term when you'd be looking at three years of termination pay.
- xmatt0926x - Jan 3, 2011 at 9:11 PM
This is laughable. I was just watching Hot stove on MLB network and they were talking about this very situation. Poor Mitch Williams thought for sure that now that Young had tasted the playoffs that he would be willing to do anything to help the team. Then Bill Ripken said he wasnt so sure about that. Turns out he must know this clown pretty well. Way to take one for the team Mr. Young. You don't deserve to win anything. Your an average sized fish in a small pond and the result is that you think your bigger and better than what you are. This guy is 35 and he wouldnt do anything to help his team get a last chance at winning before he retires?? That says all you need to know. Oh yeah, it would also be nice if he was actually a great player being stubborn instead of a marginally good one. Paperlions said it correctly. He is being paid to be a baseball player. They haven't asked him to scrub out the locker room toilets. He's a joke.
- Mark - Jan 3, 2011 at 9:56 PM
So what you're telling me is that Young is not, in fact, a team player or a leader.
- Mark - Jan 3, 2011 at 11:27 PM
Oh sure, wait till I make my smartass comment and then tell me Young is willing to DH…
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Artist :: Cosmic Nuggets
by Wendy
The artist that goes by the pseudonym Cosmic Nuggets is an illustrator and animator with an eye for flat, weird, 2d creatures.
Check out his local haunts on the internet here:
Behance | Twitter | Portfolio | Vimeo | Tumblr
Posted by Wendy Schiller on 04/08/14 under abstract,animation,artists,digital,Wendy
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Ankle Biters :: Jordan Bruner
by Wendy
I stumbled across this music video last week, and can't get over how awesome it is. The flat, simple shapes give it a playful vibe that go along well with the lyrics.
Check out more work by the artist Jordan Bruner here:
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Posted by Wendy Schiller on 04/03/14 under animation,conceptual,design,Wendy
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Artist :: Sarah Robbins
by Wendy
Sarah Robbins is a recent graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art, and still calls Baltimore her home. Originally from Texas, she makes vibrant illustrations that translate well to both print and digital media. I love her thick line work and dynamic sense of composition!
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Posted by Wendy Schiller on 04/01/14 under digital,Wendy
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Collage :: Sammy Slabbnick
by Wendy
Sammy Slabbnick uses playful vintage clippings to create quirky, appealing landscapes with a surreal quality. His images echo predecessors like Terry Gilliam very strongly. Speaking of animation, he makes short stop motions on Vine as well, be sure to give them a look!
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Posted by Wendy Schiller on 03/27/14 under animation,collage,Wendy
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Portraiture :: Bartosz Kosowski
by Wendy
Some compelling portraiture by the artist Bartosz Kosowski, see more of his work below!
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Posted by Wendy Schiller on 02/17/14 under Wendy
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Headphones :: Yanni Floros
by  Wendy
Yanni Floros is a traditional artist that works out of Adelaide. He makes huge charcoal works that depict a variety of different things. These are all part of his Headphones series from 2012. Check him out here:
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Posted by Wendy Schiller on 02/10/14 under Wendy
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Master Spotlight :: Rembrandt
Rembrandt van Rijn was a Dutch painter and printmaker. He was one of the greatest painters in European history. His most famous works include a group portrait called The Night Watch and his numerous self-portraits. Because he painted himself as honestly as possible, his self-portraits as a whole create a unique and intimate autobiography.
Rembrandt van Rijn was born in 1606 in what is now the Netherlands. Even in school, he was interested in painting. He was an apprentice to two successful painters before he started his own workshop where he taught students of his own. Rembrandt's first important work was painted for the court of The Hague. The prince noticed his painting and began to commission portraits from Rembrandt. The artist used this success to move his business to the growing city of Amsterdam where he had great success as a portrait painter. Important people used to visit his studio to see how the great artist worked and to purchase pieces for their own collections.
Rembrandt met his wife, Saskia, in Amsterdam. They married and made a home in Broadway, the Jewish quarter. He often asked his Jewish neighbors to model for him when he painted scenes from the Bible. Rembrandt also placed himself, his friends, and his family into these historic paintings. Some historians think of these cameos as "a kind of diary, an account of moments in his own life." Some important qualities of Rembrandt's paintings are his use of high contrast light and shadow called chiaroscuro, the informality of his subjects, and a deeply felt compassion for mankind regardless of wealth and age.
Rembrandt and his wife suffered several personal tragedies including the deaths of three children. Only their fourth child, Titus, survived to adulthood. Saskia herself died soon after her son's birth. Rembrandt's drawings of his wife on her death bed are among his most moving work.
Rembrandt made an excellent living as a painter, but he didn't manage his money well. He lived beyond his means, bought expensive art, prints, and rarities. To pay his debts, he was forced to sell these treasures and his own paintings. A list of those sales gave historians an idea of how Rembrandt lived. His collections include master drawings, busts from the Roman Empire, and suits of Japanese armor. After the sale, Rembrandt moved to a more modest home and started an art dealership with his son.
Rembrandt died in 1669.
In his lifetime, Rembrandt created more than seventy self-portraits. Some show the artist posing in historical costumes or making faces at himself. His oil paintings trace his maturation from an uncertain young man, to a very successful portrait painter, to his troubled but powerful old age. As a whole, the self-portraits give a remarkably clear picture of the man, his appearance and his psychology, as revealed by his richly aged face. In a letter, Rembrandt explained what he hoped to achieve through his art, "The greatest and most natural emotion."
Rembrandt's work can be seen today in museums in America, England, France, Germany, Russia, Sweden, and, of course, the Netherlands. The most important collection is in Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum. His home in Amsterdam was also preserved as the Rembrandt House Museum.
OMG, the SELFIES, you guys! When "selfie" was declared the 2013 word of the year, I read several so-so jokes about Rembrandt's being the original. Whatevs, I didn't appreciate that at first. After even the slightest scrutiny though, I see what the jokesters were saying. If you take a second to see past the change in fashion, you will recognize Rembrandt as a contemporary. His painting are so fresh. His drawings are so clear. His observations of himself are so beautifully honest. You can see the man. You can feel who he is. Despite the hundreds of years that separate us. That is mastery.
Portrait of Rembrandt at top drawn by yours truly, Rama Hughes. Etching and oil painting by the master himself.
Posted by Rama on 02/05/14 under artists,master of the month,Rama
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Master Spotlight :: Marc Chagall
Marc Chagall was named "the quintessential Jewish artist of the twentieth century." As a pioneer of Modernism, he was always experimenting with new ideas and new methods of expression. Some of his most famous works include The Birthday, I and the Village, and Over the Town.
He was born in 1887 to a poor Jewish family in Russia. He was the eldest of nine children. Chagall began to display his artistic talent while studying at a secular Russian school. He began studying art seriously with Leon Bakst in St. Petersburg in 1907. It was at this time that his distinct style began to emerge. His paintings were about his childhood, a focus that would interest him for the rest of his life.
In 1910, Chagall, moved to Paris. There he painted some of his most famous paintings. He used strong and bright colors to portray the Jewish village in a dreamlike state. Fantasy, nostalgia, and religion came together in Chagall's otherworldly images.
Chagall visited Russia in 1914 and couldn't go home because of the outbreak of World War I. He made a home in Vitebsk, Russia. He founded an art school there and, in 1918, he was appointed Commissar for Art. In 1920, Chagall moved to Moscow and designed stage sets for the State Jewish Chamber Theater.
In 1931, Chagall travelled to Israel with his wife, Bella, and his daughter, Ida. While there, Chagall began a series of illustrations to the Bible. He travelled, painted, and drew in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Safed. The country left a vivid impression on him. When he returned to Paris, the light and landscape of Israel were echoed in his work.
During World War II Chagall fled to the United States. Through art, he expressed his horror over the Nazi rise to power. The Museum of Modern Art, New York, gave him a retrospective in 1946.
Chagall settled permanently in France in 1948 but he continued to travel and exhibit his artwork around the world. In 1951 he returned to Israel and made his first sculptures. Then he travelled to Greece and Italy. During the 1960s, he created stained-glass windows for the synagogue of the Hadassah University Medical Center, Jerusalem; He painted a ceiling for the Paris Opéra; He designed a window for the United Nations building in New York; He painted murals for the Metropolitan Opera House in New York; and created windows for the cathedral in Metz, France. The Louvre in Paris exhibited his work in 1967–77 and the Philadelphia Museum of Art held a major retrospective of his art in 1985.
Chagall died on March 28, 1985, in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France.
My personal favorite of Chagall's work is Der Spaziergang. On the simplest level, I just love the image. As a teacher though, I use it and Over the Town as examples for a very fun first grade painting project in which I introduce the students to landscapes and figure drawing.
This year, I also used Chagall as our example for Modernism. Our lessons focused on Modernism as a rejection of tradition and an exploration of new ideas. In this regard, Marc Chagall is a wonderfully inspirational and liberating artist to study. His use of color, fantasy, memory, depth, design, and a variety of media can serve as launch points for innumerable lessons.
Portrait of Marc Chagall drawn by yours truly, Rama Hughes
Posted by Rama on 02/03/14 under artists,master of the month,Rama
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Maya Pokemon :: Monarobot
by Wendy
Mayan interpretations of Pokemon? Out of this world. See more of the artist's work and follow her here:
Posted by Wendy Schiller on 02/03/14 under digital,Wendy
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Mixed Media :: Johan Thornqvist
by Wendy
I love mixed media, and just had to share these neat altered photographs by Johan Thornqvist! He takes the photos on the streets in Sweden, using his phone.
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Posted by Wendy Schiller on 01/27/14 under artists,conceptual,creativity,digital,Wendy
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La Villa di Carroll è una famiglia di proprietà e gestito Hotel Bed and Breakfast e casa del famoso a livello nazionale Mad battitore Restaurant & Bar. Il nostro è un registrato Historic Landmark, circa 1882, situato nel cuore del quartiere storico di Cape May. Ci sono 1/2 isolato dalla spiaggia e vittoriano Shopping Mall. Per un weekend romantico, una vacanza in famiglia o un sito unico conferenza, ci offrono 21 camere pensione vittoriana attraente, tutte arredate, con bagni privati, A/C, TV/videoregistratore, connessione wireless gratuita e telefoni cellulari. Offriamo anche un'ampia sala nel nostro ristorante, che offre un ambiente confortevole per riunioni aziendali, seminari, riunioni di famiglia, matrimoni, cene di prove e più.
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4,2 su aprile 02, 2015
We had a fabulous time in Cape May and enjoyed the services this hotel offered.
3,6 su gennaio 16, 2015
First time staying at the Carrol Villa Stayed 2 nights in room 21. Room was clean, and very well decorated! The bathroom was very small and the barhroom door did not close very easily. Happy hour was great!! Those guys were wonderful!! Breakfast and dinner at Mad Batter was Great!! We will return and reccomend to friends and family.
5 su gennaio 07, 2015
My fiancé and I did a one night stay right after Christmas just to have a mini getaway and loved our stay at the Carroll Villa Hotel. The staff was very nice and always had smiles on their faces. We stayed in a king room which was very nice and everything was spotless. The hotel is in a great location and was walking distance from the restaurants and pedestrian mall. For a Monday night during the off season I was very surprised by how busy it was! We had breakfast at the Madbatter the next morning and thoroughly enjoyed it. The fresh OJ was super yummy! Overall great time in a great town :)
5 su dicembre 15, 2014
This quaint, 1875 building is immaculate with comfortable rooms, and excellent dining. It's close to the beach and shops in Cape May. The staff, from registration to the bar to the dining room, are all friendly, attentive, and professional. The only drawback is that one has to find a meter to park during the stay. Even though you don't have to pay for a meter, you may have to walk a block or more from the car to the Villa. There is a loading zone available across the street for unloading luggage before finding a parking space. Still, I think this is worth the visit.
4,2 su dicembre 04, 2014
Loved Cape May; so much to do even in the cold. Mad Batter restaurant was the best! Breakfast or dinner, the food was great but the nightly entertainment put it over the top! The inn was charming and clean but again the staff made the stay so very nice. Considering a warm month return.
4,6 su novembre 20, 2014
Great B&B with a little Pub and great Breakfast. The Annex Room is on first floor with a balcony which would be great with good weather.The weather our weekend was very cold and windy.
4,0 su novembre 06, 2014
Close to beach. Large rooms. Excellent restuarant - "TheMad Batter". Enjoyed the evening bar with live music. A parking is a real hassle in Cape May. Free public parking is a very long walk from the hotel.
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We are glad to know that you enjoyed staying with us. Thank you for your review. We hope you will come back again some day.
3,6 su novembre 03, 2014
Me and my husband have been staying at the Carroll Villa for the past 8 year. We love this bed and breakfast along with the Mad Batter bar happy hour. The parking is not at all accommodating at times especially when you want to leave the local area to explore more of Cape May. A shuttle would be perfect.
Risposta del proprietario
Hello, Thank you for your comments and I am glad to know that you are so pleased with our B&B. We have purchased a golf cart to help with the Cape May parking situation and hopefully this will help to make your next stay more convenient. Thank you for your continued patronage. Mark
3,0 su ottobre 25, 2014
The innkeeper was very pleasant and helpful with directions. Our room was actually nicer than I expected. The bathroom down the hall was always clean and a convenient distance from our room. There was enough space in both the room and bathroom to store our belongings. We did not have dinner at the Mad Batter but we did eat breakfast here every morning and the portions were huge! I especially liked the little jars of jelly we received with our toast (a cute touch). We did attend a happy hour at the bar. The service was prompt and there was a good craft beer selection. Loved that I could grab a quick cup of coffee early in the morning before I went for a run near the beach. All in all, we had a nice time! Thank you so much for taking so good care of us :-)
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I am glad everything went well and that you enjoyed the good things we have to offer and that you were pleasantly surprised by your room. Thank you for taking the time to post a review. I hope you will stay with us again.
2,2 su ottobre 19, 2014
I understand that the Carroll Villa is a historic hotel but you cannot just get by on charm. We paid $300 for our room, in October. The mattress was horrible. Not only was it hard and lumpy but when two people got in the bed, you both slid to the middle. The pillows were hard and thin. Despite being on the third floor, we were able to hear the sounds of the kitchen or washing dishes until 3am. Neither of us were able to get any sleep because of the mattress. Our bathroom door could not shut, the free wifi was so slow that nothing would load and our television didn't have sound on all the channels. When you pay $300 for one night you expect more than that. We went to happy hour at the Mad Batter for a drink before our dinner reservations. Our bill came to $11. We gave the bartender a twenty dollar bill and finally about fifteen minutes were finally able to get her attention to get our change so that we could leave the appropriate tip. She said she had just forgotten. The next morning we ate at the Mad Batter for breakfast. The breakfasts there are delicious. But the service we had this time was horrible. My mug for my tea was dirty. I initially was going to scrape the sediment out of it but then told her I wanted a new mug. She looked in the mug and told me it wasn't dirty- I told her I had scraped the dirt out but still wanted a new mug. She gave me a look but did get the mug. This was after she had brought hot water over but no tea bag. My husband pointed tomwhat he wanted on the menu and she brought the wrong thing. When he told her it wasn't what he had order she argued with him- he just decided to keep it. This was not the first time we had stayed at the Carroll Villa but it will be our last.
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We are sorry you did not enjoy staying with us. Hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving
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Thunderstorms in the forecast for Evansville on Friday
A storm system moving in from the west will bring a chance for severe weather to the region on Friday, with damaging winds and large hail the main concern, according to the National Weather Service office in Paducah, Ky.
The weather forecast for Friday includes a 90 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, and a high temperature expected in the middle 70s. The storm system will snap a couple of weather streaks in Evansville -- five straight days of 80-plus-degree warmth (the high is expected to reach that level again today) and 10 straight days without measurable precipitation.
The area is under a "slight risk" for severe weather on Friday, according to the Storm Prediction Center.
Coming off the second-wettest April in Evansville's recorded weather history, the break in rain has been a pleasant change for farmers.
The chances for rain continue through Friday night. On Saturday, the odds dip to 20 percent in the morning, then 40 percent at night. On Sunday, there's a 30 percent chance of rain, and the high temperature is expected to reach 80 degrees.
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