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Quiet Inlet, 1909
Oil on panel
8 x 11-3/4 inches (20.3 x 29.8 cm)
Signed lower right: Julian Onderdonk
Signed, titled and dated verso: -Julian Onderdonk- / Quiet Inlet / 1909
Quiet Inlet is a transitional painting between Onderdonk's early Tonalist paintings he completed during his time in New York and the south Texas landscapes that he would paint after his return to Texas; Onderdonk returned to Texas in 1909 (the same year this work was completed). This work depicts his spontaneity and confident brushwork prevalent in his Texas paintings with influences by his teacher, William Merritt Chase's plein air depictions of Shinnecock, New York, where Julian attended Chase's summer school.
Condition Report*:Light surface dirt throughout- most notable in the sky region. No evidence of inpaint when viewed under UV. Framed Dimensions 9 X 12.75 Inches
Onderdonk, Julian:Born and raised in San Antonio, Julian Onderdonk (1882-1922) spent his childhood exploring the South Texas hill country. His father, a painter, also instilled in his son an enthusiasm for sketching and drawing at a young age, and fortunately for Onderdonk, a wealth of possibilities were hiding in the vast landscape of his own backyard. At the turn of the century when he was 19 years old, Julian left Texas to study at the Art Students League under prominent artists Kenyon Cox, Frank DuMond and Robert Henri. He was also mentored by renowned American Impressionist William Merritt Chase, with whom his father also trained for a period of time. It was under this tutelage that Onderdonk's style and vision as a young artist was truly cultivated. In 1902, Julian decided to settle down in New York City to pursue a career as a plein air artist, where he met his wife and soon after became a father. While his personal life flourished, his professional aspirations had not yet come to fruition. Accordingly, Onderdonk and his new family returned to San Antonio, to his natural element where the root of his inspiration was first cultivated, in 1909. Upon his return, Onderdonk stayed true to his heritage and maintained the tonalist style imparted by his father, but also continued to apply the principles and Impressionist approach taught by his mentor, William Chase. Best-known for his powerful interpretations of the Southwest landscape—with scores of bluebonnet fields, cactus and life oaks with Spanish moss, morning mist lifting into vibrant Texas skies and colors of the changing seasons—Julian Onderdonk's work first became recognized locally and then, as his reputation as the "Bluebonnet Painter" grew, captivated a wider audience that spread across the country. His last paintings, Dawn in the Hills and Autumn Tapestry, among his most impressive, were on the way to New York for the annual exhibition of the National Academy of Design for 1922 at the time of his death.
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It depends WHAT YOU WANT THE BIKE FOR.
The TW (which I have never ridden) is a fun bike not any kind of performer.
We used to have a DR-200 and I was not impressed. I thought the suspension sucked off-road. It would be fine on dirt roads and local roads. There is very little aftermarket for the bike and while it has frame tubes under the engine, between the tubes is open (no bash plate). The only folks I found who had bash plates, either made 'em themselves, or had them made locally. I don't know why the DR comes with a bigger gas tank than a DRZ-400; a lot of these bikes aren't ridden much and it just means more gas gets old sitting in the tank, while very very few people actually are going to "need" 250+ mile range on a bike of this size and (low) performance.
From what we learned later, we should have gotten the XT for its somewhat better performance including somewhat better off-road suspension.
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As a college freshman, Marcus Engel was blinded and nearly killed after being struck by a drunk driver. Through two years of rehab, over 300 hours of reconstructive facial surgery and adaptation through a multitude of life changes, Marcus witnessed the good, the bad and the profound in patient care.
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Matt Vogt of Computex talks VMware vCOPs on his first ever podcast
In this episode from the Computex Rethink your Datacenter for 2017 planning and strategy event I am joined by Matt Vogt (@MattVogt).
Introducing Matt Vogt
Matt is a Principal Architect with Computex Technology Solutions as well as certified VMware specialist and fellow vExpert.
Not only is this the first appearance by Matt on the StorageIO Podcasts, it is also his first time as a guest on any podcast so I'm honored to host his global debut podcast appearance here.
We talk about the role of automation for performance and capacity optimization along with how VMware vCOPs plays an important role.
Listen in to learn more about how to gain insight and situational awareness to make informed decisions for your data infrastructure environment with Matt.
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ART REVIEW: Religion That's in the Details; A Madonna and Drain Pipe Radiate an Earthy Spirituality
By ROBERTA SMITH
Published: November 18, 1997
LOS ANGELES— No matter how you tally it, any list of great works of modern religious art made since the century's midpoint is not very long. Mine begins with Matisse's great chapel at Vence, Barnett Newman's austere ''Stations of the Cross'' cycle of paintings, perhaps Brice Marden's ''Annunciation'' paintings with their palette of tamped-down primaries, and many of Mark Rothko's evanescent canvases with their clouds of dark, glowing color intimating a diffuse otherworldly presence.
Now there's another entry: Robert Gober's theatrical, revelatory installation piece at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. An untitled work in four sculptural parts, it creates a virtual chapel within the museum's experimental annex space, a former warehouse of vast proportions known as the Geffen Contemporary that is its home until Dec. 14.
The piece also set off a storm of protesting letters from some of the city's Roman Catholics, including the director of media relations for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, when it received a positive review, with a photograph, in The Los Angeles Times. For unlike the religious works mentioned above, the Gober is not at all distilled, abstract or diffuse, but highly specific, unsettling and thematically complex. And it is the clearest, strongest thing this influential, famously enigmatic artist, who is 42 and lives in New York City, has ever done.
Briefly, the work's most visible parts, all more or less colorless and set in a large space painted entirely gray, are these: Center stage and giving the most offense, is a life-size statue of the Madonna made of gray cement with a large, steel culvert, or drain pipe, running through her abdomen. She resembles a generic dashboard or garden ornament, but softened and writ large, and the culvert turns her into an eccentric crucifix at once shocking and grandly tragic.
About 25 feet directly behind the Madonna, cut into the back wall of the installation, is a homey wood staircase down which water cascades ceaselessly at the fairly furious rate of 180 gallons a minute, charging the atmosphere with moisture and sound. To either side of her on the floor, at a distance of about 15 feet, are two identical objects: big, slightly old-fashioned suitcases, made of black calfskin with brown leather trim, whose lids are wide open.
There are amazing, less visible parts: four thick metal grates resembling sewer drains set into the floor over handsome brick shafts and opening onto an underground grotto that, in contrast to the colorlessness above, is heaven below. One grate, enormously scaled up, supports the Madonna. A normal-size grate surprises the viewer at the bottom of each of the two suitcases. Finally, there is a fourth grate at the bottom of the stairs, receiving the gushing water. Through it one sees only roiling waves and foam, but through the three other grates, one is transported by the sight of a sun-dappled tidal pool, or at least a convincing replica of one, complete with barnacled rocks, mussel shells, starfish and undulating seaweed -- a scene that is all beautiful serenity, light and color.
Two final details: below the Madonna's big central grate, and calibrated to its scale, is a dense scattering of enlarged pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters, a wishing well that is also a collection plate. And most mysterious of all, through the suitcase grates, one can just barely see the bare legs and feet of a man standing in the tidal pool; dangling between them are the small soft feet of an infant. The open lids of the suitcases create such a narrow, angled sight line that you can almost think you are imagining the legs, or guiltily spying, seeing something forbidden.
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This effort is an impressive tour de force for both Mr. Gober and the museum, where it was overseen by Paul Schimmel, the museum's chief curator. The Geffen, which previously had no basement, has one now: roughly 8,000 cubic feet of earth, almost enough for a small earthwork, were removed during a carefully planned installation that took only six weeks, despite an intricate plumbing system and new electrical wiring for the grotto' s water circulation and lighting. No one will specify the total cost of fabricating and installing the piece. The museum puts its expenses at nearly $200,000. The commitment of Mr. Gober, who likes to be as autonomous as possible, is thought to have been considerably more, as is suggested by the fact that this piece has consumed nearly four years of his time.
Mr. Gober has been surprising viewers for more than a decade with baffling objects that are both resoundingly familiar and startlingly altered. An openly gay artist and a lapsed Catholic, he has repeatedly contrasted the normal with the deviant, while also probing such discomforting topics as childhood memory, sexuality and gender. He started with oddly truncated sinks and urinals and went on to malformed home furnishings and nursery items, like X-shaped playpens and cribs. Then came the meticulous wax replicas of men's legs, complete with hair, that seem to come out of walls, sometimes with burning candles stuck in them. Running water, drains, culverts, suggestive of both hygiene and a more redemptive kind of cleansing, are among his artistic staples.


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Harlequins flanker Chris Robshaw has been named Guinness Premiership player of the season.
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Saracens demolished French side Mont de Marsan with a seven try romp in their European Challenge Cup clash at Vicarage Road on Sunday.
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Having seen his eight-year winning streak in Monte Carlo ended by Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal is quickly refocusing on winning an eighth title at the Barcelona Open. Going into another clay-court tournament that Nadal has dominated, the Spaniard said he still needs to improve following a lengthy injury layoff before he's able to beat the likes of Djokovic in a final. Speaking in Barcelona on Monday, Nadal said he was ''neither angry nor sad'' about losing the Monte Carlo Masters title, but ''against the world No. 1 you can win or lose, and this time I lost.'' Nadal says ''I think I'm on the right track but missing things after all that happened.'' Nadal has reached five consecutive finals since returning in February from a knee injury - winning three, and losing two.
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Is swallowing 'cum' bad for you? (male ejectulation)
I've heard that the sperm eats away at your gums, although I do not like the idea of spitting it out everywhere. What do boys think of girls that ask... Show More
Another thing can you get STIs from oral?
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Semen does no harm whatsoever. You won't find oral damage from semen on any medical site. There are occasions of allergy, but they are rare.
Wearing a condom during a BJ makes it almost useless. The wetness, warmth, friction and vacuum are what make a BJ so good. Think of placing a plastic sheet between your pvssy and your man's mouth when he licks you.
I do not ask my SO to swallow, although she does if the "load" is small. If it is large, she drools it out on my "nads" after she is done.
Semen does no harm during swallowing or in your stomach, although sometimes it is thick and can stimulate a gagging reflex. If it does, suck only at the cap and let the shot stop at your tongue and then spit it out.. If the taste is a problem, keep a little Listerine by the bed and swish out after you are finished.
If the condom is useless then why is there flavoured condoms?
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You can get some STIs from oral sex, but in general this is a bad scare tactic or simply an excuse for girls who think penises are gross. If you're in a monogamous relationship and both have been tested so you know you don't have any STDs, there's virtually no chance of getting an STD.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with swallowing semen, and as long as the guy doesn't have any STDs, there are zero health problems that can come from it.
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I swallow ALL the time.. at first I didn't know what to do and I got scared and then just swallowed it. I did the same as you and asked people what they thought. Everyone assured me that its OK to swallow! And that it is actually good for you. It has potassium, calcium, fructose and zinc. Pretty much everything a women needs in her daily diet.
Also, Spitting just makes a mess.
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New signs are for springs' protection
Published: Thursday, January 11, 2007 at 6:01 a.m.
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Be on the lookout for another road sign.
A batch of blue markers calling attention to the region's springs will soon be installed in Alachua County.
The signs, with the silhouette of a cave diver and the words "Springs Protection Area," are meant to let people know they are in an area where runoff from activities such as car washing or lawn fertilizing can pollute springs or the aquifer, said Chris Bird, Alachua County environmental protection director.
"To protect the springs, you have to protect a large land area around the springs called the springshed, which is basically the area where the water that goes into the ground ends up feeding that spring," Bird said. "The signs are to try to raise public awareness and to remind not only our residents but our visitors that they are traveling in an area that is sensitive and where what is done on the land can pollute the springs."
Some of the roads on which signs will be placed are county roads 236 and 241, US 27/41 and Interstate 75.
The signs are being installed in conjunction with the state Department of Transportation. District DOT spokeswoman Gina Busscher said similar signs have been installed in neighboring counties along the Santa Fe and Ichetucknee rivers.
Signs are also being put up around springs elsewhere in Florida under a state Department of Environmental Protection initiative.
Officials believe the area's drinking and recreational waters are increasingly under threat from growth and development. Most of the county's springs are in the northwest corridor along the Santa Fe River.
The city of Alachua and High Springs, the two cities closest to the river, are experiencing considerable residential and commercial growth.
Officials with Alachua County and the cities along the river corridor are starting to discuss a joint planning effort to protect springs.
"The springs are the canary in the coal mine. If our springs go bad, that means we have a lot of bad water," Bird said. "They are really symbolic of the health of the entire aquifer."
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Soccer, as the old cliche portends, is a results business. That makes every year a referendum on those in charge of it. This will be especially true for the U.S. senior national team coaches in 2013. Jurgen Klinsmann on the men's side and his newly-appointed women's national team counterpart Tom Sermanni each have a great deal to prove in this coming year. In the summer of 2011, Klinsmann swept into office to see out the remainder of Bob Bradley's aborted 4-year World Cup cycle on a platform of hope and change. Yet he has delivered a mixed bag. Results have been confounding. World-beaters Italy and arch-enemy Mexico were slain on their own turf for the first time ever. The 9-2-3 U.S. record ties its best ever record. It posted the same record in 2008. Yet for all its success against soccer's superpowers, the U.S. had immense trouble getting results against lesser lights such as Jamaica, Antigua & Barbuda and Guatemala, its opponents in the third phase of World Cup Qualifying....
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Panetta: BRAC costly, but needed
Thornberry questions call for realignment
WASHINGTON — Wichita Falls Rep. Mac Thornberry took center stage at a hearing Wednesday on Capitol Hill to drive home a point that any cost savings is years away if two new rounds of base realignment and closure go forward as proposed by the Pentagon.
Thornberry questioned the call for BRAC when lawmakers already are trying to figure out how to make $487 billion of cuts to defense.
"I have supported every round of BRAC since I've been in Congress, but the 2005 round of BRAC will not even break even until 2018," Thornberry, vice chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said during a HASC hearing Wednesday.
The 2005 BRAC had a tab of about $35 billion, double than expected, and is projected to save about $5 billion annually.
"Having the Pentagon suggest two more rounds when it will aggravate the budget situation for 13 years or at least a decade leaves me scratching my head a little bit," said Thornberry, a Republican from Clarendon.
The Pentagon has proposed a round of BRAC in 2013 and another one in 2015.
Later in the hearing, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta acknowledged the costliness of the 2005 BRAC round, but he didn't see it as a reason to banish new rounds.
"Frankly it's just unacceptable the way those costs ultimately worked out," Panetta said. "On the other hand, obviously, in the long run, it will produce some savings."
Panetta said the DOD has been through three BRAC rounds, so a better way to proceed is to take into account the lessons learned to achieve savings through BRAC.
Sheppard Air Force Base suffered in the 2005 BRAC, losing medical courses and personnel to Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio.
Defense is taking $487 billion in cuts to help reduce the deficit as mandated by the Budget Control Act lawmakers approved in August.
Panetta and other top Pentagon officials defended their plan for the cuts in the 2013 defense budget and warned of the consequences of sequester Wednesday at the HASC hearing.
"Sequestration is a crazy process that would do untold damage to our national defense," Panetta said.
The Pentagon faces about $500 billion more in across-the-board cuts because of sequester unless lawmakers come to an agreement by January 2013 on how to fend them off.
Panetta proposed two rounds of BRAC to align installations and infrastructure with the cut of about 100,000 defense personnel — including about 10,000 from the Air Force.
"The force we maintain will need less infrastructure," Panetta said. "That's just a reality."
Lawmakers might see a more detailed proposal for BRAC from the administration as soon as March.
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Smith said BRAC is the only way for the military to shed infrastructure it won't need after troops are cut.
Smith also noted the defense budget still is slated to increase — just not as much as projected.
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Part C, Generate a Commanding Officer Report Instructions to administer for preparing reports Participant Reports: Individual members can view their reports as soon as they complete their HRA and submit the questionnaire. Each report will provide tailored feedback and a high-quality Web link for detailed health information on each topic. These links open separate windows while the Member Reports are still open. Members must print the Member Report before closing the HRA questionnaire. Once closed, the Member Reports cannot be retrieved by anyone. Commanding Officer Reports: HRA Administrators can prepare group reports for Commanding Officers. This will generally be done at least annually. If the administrator has provided oversight and guidance for more than one military command, then he or she should prepare individual reports for each commanding officer of the supported commands. Medical commands that use this tool as part of the Periodic Health Assessment for multiple shore-based commands should prepare annual reports for each commanding officer. Consolidated Commanding Officer Reports When multiple commands within the same chain of command are serviced by a single HRA Administrator, that administrator can also prepare a consolidated report for the senior echelon commanding officer. For example, a Consolidated Commanding Officer Report for the Commander, Navy Region Hawaii, Pearl Harbor, HI (an echelon 3 command) would include all echelon 4 and 5 activities in the Pearl Harbor Region that took the HRA. Another example might be a consolidated report prepared for the Commander, MAG-16, 3rd MAW, which would include its subordinate units of HMM-161, HMM-163, HMM-165, HMM-166, HMH-363, HMH-462, HMH-465, and HMH-466. Reports can be generated any time a UIC group has been populated, i.e., members of a command have taken the assessment. Reports will be generated on the basis of the total number of reports in the database at any point in time. Thus, if unit members take the HRA during their birth month, quarterly reports for CY 2012 for a single command will display data on approximately 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100% of their members, respectively. Note: When preparing sequential consolidated commanding officer reports, previous reports using the same Group Name (UIC) must be deleted and/or saved elsewhere as pdf documents in order to create another report for that same command. Directions to create a Commanding Officer Report: 1. Click here to access the HRA Administrator's Login screen. 2. Enter your UIC and your email address. 3. Click on "LOGIN" button 4. Click on "Commanding Officer Reports" 5. Click on "Create Commanding Officer Reports" 6. In the box titled "Unit Identifier" enter the 5-digit UIC for Navy commands or M plus the UIC for Marine commands. Click here to view tables for these codes. 7. In the box titled "Command Name" enter the name of the command as it appears in the Standard Navy Distribution Lists (or close to it). This name will appear on the report. 8. Select inclusive dates for the report, e.g., 1 Feb 2012 thru 31 Dec 12. Again, the computer will search the database for any date range you select. Note: Due to revised questions that were released 1 Feb 2012, CO Reports for 2012 should not begin prior to 1 Feb. 9. Click "Submit" 10. Next you will be presented with a list of commands from which to choose. You can create a report for a single command, or select multiple commands to prepare a consolidated report. Press the <control> key and click multiple commands if you wish to include more than one command in the report. Commands are listed in the pick-list if they have been populated by members completing the assessment. 11. Click "Finished" You will receive a message that your report has been saved. 12. 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Lily Kim is an independent consultant in the San Francisco Bay Area focused on analysis and commercialization strategy for new biological technologies. Recently she was part of the business team driving early stage technology commercialization at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. At the Wyss Lily worked with a broad range of technologies including infectious disease diagnostics, a dialysis-like treatment for sepsis, shear-activated nanoparticle drug delivery, a therapeutic cancer vaccine, DNA nanotechnology, protein engineering, biomolecular research tools/instruments, and more. While at the Wyss she helped teams uncover potential commercial applications for their technologies, gather market feedback, understand the competition, plan IP strategy, apply for (and win!) major grant funding, assess license vs. startup decisions, create company partnerships leading to licensing, connect inventors with investors, and take steps down the startup path.
In Boston Lily also founded FluidicMEMS, a resource for the microfluidics commercialization community that brings together academia and industry via an event series and a blog, and is now in its 6th year. She has served on the MIT Enterprise Forum Innovation Series Committee, was selected as one of Mass High Tech's "Women to Watch" in 2013, and is on the Board of Directors of the Hertz Foundation.
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LONDON — British and Irish burger fans could face a Whopper shortage. Burger King has stopped buying beef from an Irish meat processor whose patties were found to contain traces of horsemeat.
The fast-food chain said Thursday it had dropped Silvercrest Foods as a supplier for its U.K. and Ireland restaurants as a "voluntary and precautionary measure."
Last week, Silvercrest, which is owned by ABP Food Group, shut down its production line and recalled 10 million burgers from supermarket shelves in Britain and Ireland after horse DNA was found in some beef products.
Burger King said the decision to drop the supplier "may mean that some of our products are temporarily unavailable." It stressed that "this is not a food safety issue."
The company added that there was "no evidence to suggest any of the Silvercrest product supplied to Burger King was affected" by the horsemeat contamination.
The presence of horsemeat in beef is a sensitive issue in Britain and Ireland, which do not have a tradition of eating horses. The British tabloid The Sun reported the Burger King story under the headline "Shergar King," a reference to a famous racehorse.