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The Mets have signed OF Marlon Byrd to a Minor League contract with an invite to Spring Training.
Byrd, 35, hit .210 with two doubles, one home run and nine RBI in 47 games combined with the Cubs and Red Sox in 2012. He served a 50-game suspension for a PED violation last year.
In 11 major league seasons with the Phillies, Nationals, Rangers, Cubs and Red Sox, Byrd has hit .278 with 525 runs scored, 217 doubles, 82 home runs and 445 RBI in 1,103 games.
Byrd hit .293 with 84 runs scored, 39 doubles, 12 home runs with 66 RBI and was named to the National League All-Star team for the Chicago Cubs in 2010.
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Byrd hits right-handed, and he has some power, so that gives him a leg up in the outfield competition this Spring. Byrd was a highly touted prospect when he came up with the Phillies back in 2002, but he hasn't lived up to that potential. His best season was in 2009 with the Rangers when he hit 20 home runs, but he hasn't done much outside of that year… although he was an All Star with Chicago three years ago. He has historically hit both left- and right-handed pitching pretty well, and he's a decent defensive player, but I'm sure his stock took a hit between his lost season and PED violation last year. He'll have a good chance to get playing time with the Mets, so hopefully he can show something in the outfield this Spring.


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When the Islanders return to the playoffs, Frans Nielsen's name will rightfully be mentioned when votes are placed for the Selke Trophy as the NHL's best defensive forward. Nielsen is the Islanders' best forward in the D zone and he is emerging as one of the best in the game.
"I take a lot of pride in keeping the other guys off the scoreboard," said Nielsen, the 25-year-old center who leads the team with a plus-11 and is sixth on the Islanders in scoring with 9 goals and 19 assists.
"Frans has been a strong defensive player for a while now," said head coach Scott Gordon. "There isn't anybody I wouldn't play him against. It's a credit to how hard he has worked at it, plus he is someone with a good deal of skill who will continue to improve in the offensive end."
As a result, Nielsen is every bit a fixture in this rebuild as some of his more hyped and earlier-drafted young teammates. The 2002 third round pick has been impressive in his own zone since joining the Islanders organization in the 2006-07 season. However, it wasn't until the magnificent hockey writer and stats analyst James Mirtle posted a story at the end of January when many around the league realized how far the Dane had come in such short time.
There for everyone to see was the proof of Nielsen's checking efforts. Using his calculus to determine the best defensive forwards in five-on-five and shorthanded situations, Mirtle ranked the young Islander third in the NHL – behind Daniel Alfredsson and Troy Brouwer and one place ahead of Patrick Marleau.
I asked Mirtle of the Toronto Globe & Mail for an explanation of his math (since, to be candid, I'd be lying if I told you I understood all this stuff). James was kind enough to write me before the Olympic break:
"The 1.60 (Nielsen's grade) is like a goals against average for a player, but it's only for even strength and shorthanded situations," explained Mirtle. "The Islanders are almost never getting scored on when Nielsen is out there."
Mirtle was then asked for his perspective specifically on Frans:
"Statistically speaking, Nielsen leads Islanders forwards in a ton of defensive categories. He faces the other team's top lines most nights and has been on the ice for only fifteen 5-on-5 goals against all season. He's also got great numbers on the penalty kill and should probably be used more often in that role.
"No one else on the Isles is close to make the top 30 in my ranking, which is unique around the league as players normally benefit from playing with one another. To me that says Nielsen's been solid defensively with a whole bunch of different linemates."
Again, keep in mind this exchange with Mirtle was prior to the Islanders' struggles before and since the Olympic break. Like the rest of the Islanders, Nielsen's numbers have suffered in every category as the team has lost 11 of its last 14 games. (Using the traditional plus/minus NHL math, Nielsen is minus-3 in those 14 games).
Nevertheless, he is a plus-11 on a team that runs the troubling gamut from understandably struggling teenage first-line center (John Tavares, -19) to veteran checking forward (Richard Park, -18).
Still, for Nielsen to be in such heady company with Alfredsson – and be so far ahead of the rest of his team – says a lot about the well-rounded player he has become.
He credits the Swedish Elite League for his education on defense.
"They play a lot of trap hockey in the Swedish League, but either way I think it's the best defensive league in the world," said Nielsen, who first played in the SEL as a 17-year-old. "When I first got there, I didn't know much about defense. In Denmark, I had the puck a lot. But Malmo put me on the fourth line and told me, 'Just focus on not letting the other team score.'
"The Swedes completely taught me how to be a responsible two-way forward. That's where I also learned how to win faceoffs. By the last season in Sweden, I was top-five in the league. When I first got there, I couldn't beat anybody on a draw.
"Now Scott (Gordon) has started to use me to match up against the other team's top line. It's a compliment and a challenge and a lot of fun. For me, shutting down the top scorers in the league is just as nice as scoring a goal."
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The North Country Childrens Clinic has grown so much since it became a federally qualified health center last year that its administrative and some office staff will soon have to relocate off site.
Interim Executive Director Janice L. Charles said there were more than 1,200 visits to the adult medical clinic in October, and non-urgent cases are booking four to six weeks out.
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When staff moves out of that space, which is next to the adult medical clinic inside the Childrens Clinic, 238 Arsenal St., there will be more medical exam rooms, a mental health counseling room, a nutrition education room, alcohol and substance abuse counseling rooms and one more dental operatory. The dental program served both pediatric and adult patients, even before the new federal status.
We have to do this in stages, Mrs. Charles said. We have to have the financial resources.
The agency applied for a $650,000 grant from the federal Department of Health and Human Services was because it wanted to serve adults in a primary-care setting. For decades, it had been dedicated to serving childrens medical needs. The clinic received the grant in June to expand clinic operations, including the opening of a site in Lewis County. While the Lewis County site is going through the state approval process, the adult medical clinic continues to bloom.
A majority of adults who visited the clinic had Medicare or Medicaid, but a number of patients had private insurance. Mrs. Charles said its good to have that payment mix to get a mix of revenues, especially because the agency cannot yet bill Medicare for services provided.
Because the demand for services in the area is increasing, the adult clinics nurse practitioners are now working full time. The adult medical clinic is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, but soon will be open until 7 p.m. Wednesday and 8 to 11 a.m. two Saturdays per month, pending approval from the clinics board of directors.
As a federally qualified health center, the North Country Childrens Clinic also must provide alcohol and substance abuse and mental health counseling. While the agency awaits contract approvals for alcohol and substance abuse counseling services, it is moving forward with providing mental health care. The clinic hired William Kimball as a part-time psychiatrist, but he will soon move to full-time status.
A facilitated enroller who helps people enroll in insurance plans began working full time last week, and Mary Beth Knowlton, a registered dietitian, will work five hours a week as the adult medical clinics nutrition counselor. She is also the four-county coordinator for the federal Women, Infants and Children supplemental feeding program.
While some changes may occur simultaneously, Marketing Director Elaine P. Garvey said the Childrens Clinic dental program is an area not accepting new patients until a new, full-time dentist is hired.
Mrs. Charles said the Childrens Clinic is also continuing to develop its required program to help the homeless population. It also became certified for the federal 340-B program, which will allow it to purchase supplies, such as vaccines, at significantly reduced costs.
The nonprofit group will continue to partner with area agencies such as the Volunteer Transportation Center for client transportation needs.
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Jefferson County Undersheriff Andrew R. Neff, under investigation for allegedly sending sexually harassing text messages to a woman, is expected to retire, perhaps this week, according to Sheriff John P. Burns.
Mr. Neff, who was with the department for more than 25 years, made his decision Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Neffs expected departure occurs while a state police investigation apparently continues into allegations that Mr. Neff sent sexually harassing text messages on his departmental cell phone to Michele R. Bowens, 42, Adams Center.
Sheriff Burns suspended Mr. Neff Oct. 25 as a result of claims against him being made public by Ms. Bowens and her attorney, Charu Narang.
Among the allegations were that he sent her images of male genitalia.
Ms. Bowens, of 17987 County Route 76, is an ex-convict, having served a term for a 2007 conviction for fourth-degree grand larceny. While that case was pending, she told reporters that she had a physical relationship with Mr. Neff, at the time a member of the Metro-Jeff Drug Task Force.
The undersheriff was aware that it is against department policy to consort with known criminals, as he had been involved in disciplinary proceedings against a deputy sheriff for a violation of that policy.
After she was indicted in October on forgery, theft and stolen property charges, she claimed that Mr. Neff texted her, offering to intercede for her with the District Attorneys office. In return, he allegedly asked for sexual favors.
Ms. Bowens is now an inmate at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building. With the forgery case still pending, she was arrested by state police on Jan. 3 on a charge of fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, credit cards.
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Spring is Crazy at our house! There are so many different functions that I need to bring desserts too, and sometimes I don't have the time to bake something. So I have many No Bake "Go To" recipes that I can whip up fast and I don't even have to turn on my oven!
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Ok. Now THAT was eye candy! Wow.
Wow, what a great list!! I am pinning this so that I can reference it later. I think I want to make all of them!!
Believe it or not, I am sending my husband this link – he's the pastry chef of our home He's going to love having all of these recipes. TY!
I just love a good no bake recipe!!! So many great ones that you found!!! Thanks a bunch for including some of mine in your round up:-)
These look awesome. Thanks for the list. Pinning
What a list, thanks for the post! Thanks for stopping by with your comment, great hearing from you.
YUM! I am stopping by from the SNAP link up and wanted to say hello! I'm looking forward to meeting all the talented bloggers attending in a few weeks! Hopefully we'll get a chance to meet!! Happy and safe travels!
FANTASTIC list! Thanks so much for including my No-Bake Chocolate Eclair Dessert!!
These all look amazing.. SO many that I want to try
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for linking to my Nutella Bars! What a great line up you have!
All of these look amazing! Especially the peanut butter pie! Yum!
Thanks for including me
I'll take one of each PLEASE!!!!!!!!! I'm starving!!
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yum! but don't forget nanaimo bars. they're my current no bake favorite!
These all look so good! I can't wait to try some of them!
Here's another awesome addition: http://mckinneyliving.wordpress.com/2012/08/09/chocolate-peanut-butter-pretzel-bars/
It's one of my favorite desserts ever, and it's obviously even better because it's no-bake!
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This is a fantastic list. I will be trying a few of these very soon. Thanks for sharing!
OMG you are the best person in the WORLD for posting this – so many delish options all in one place. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!
All these are awsome!! You will see theses desserts at my parties!! Great idea for the 50 desserts!! Will have to make all of them because they look soo good!!
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WOW!!!! Thanks for the list!!!! In the summer, my house gets hot!!! It would get even hotter with the oven turned on!! These no-bake recipes are sure to help. Thanks again!!!
The Chubby Hubby Truffles were to die for I am only 12 and I made these for my parents party…. I got so many good comments so Thank you for making my mom believe that I am not just a kid with a bowl and a spoon!
Hello, and thanks for the wonderful ideas!! The only problem I am experiencing is that I can not get the recipes.. When I click on the dessert the picture just re-loads to the same picture. If you can help me out getting the actual recipes I would be extremely grateful!! Thanks again.
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AWESOME desserts!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for this I'm going to make the nutella one it looks good.
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Sad I don't have all the ingredients, or I would be making these non-stop. So good recipes!!!!!
Strawberries dipped in chocolate is very delicious. These are fantastic ideas for the summer time when it is too hot to cook any type of desserts. Quick and easy, just the way I like it. Thank you so much for the helpful ideas to have some easy yummy desserts!
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My favorite no bake desert for bringing to parties is:
Take 3 or more different fruits, chop them up, mix them together in a bowl.
Easy quick and healthy! And always appreciated since potlucks are usually deficient in fresh fruits and veggies. We never have left overs!
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But as far as the outlook for the upcoming season for Cumberland High, it will still be the same old goals.
"We just want to win as many games as possible and have some fun," said first-year coach Matt Smalley. "We are just going to take it one game at a time and hopefully at the end of the season we'll be playing on championship day."
Over the last two years, championship day has been a familiar place for the Clippers, who captured a Division III state title in 2009 and followed that with a runner-up finish last year. Based on their success, the Clippers have opted to move up to the more competitive Div. II, facing squads such as two-time defending champion Mount Hope and local rivals Lincoln and Mount St. Charles, the 2008 titlist.
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Cumberland will field its biggest team since it joined the league in 2006 with 78 players suiting up.
"Graduation was heavy, but we got a great group of guys," Smalley said. "I think the word is getting around the school that lacrosse is fun. It's getting some interest."
"I think, without hesitation, it was the right decision to move up," he continued. "We had a lot of competitive games in Division III. But in terms of competition, I thought it made sense to make the move."
The 25-year-old Smalley replaces Mark Notz as the Clippers' new boss, but he's certainly not new to the game of lacrosse. He served as an assistant under Notz last year and also plays the sport professionally as a midfielder for the Boston Cannons, a member of Major League Lacrosse (MLL).
Smalley grew up playing hockey. He started skating as a youth for the Northern R.I. Vikings and also continued the sport at Moses Brown and prep school in Connecticut.
Lacrosse turned out to be his true calling, a fast-action sport he began in sixth grade at Moses Brown and eventually earned a scholarship to Hobart College in upstate New York to continue his craft.
He played his first year for the Cannons last spring and will be back on the field in mid-May when the regular season begins against the Long Island Lizards.
"We start training camp in three weeks and our first game is on May 14," he said.
Games for the Cannons are on the weekend with Smalley's high school schedule primarily during the week. Along with his full-time job working sales and marketing for Gibbs Lures, he will be quite busy this season.
"It's a lot of hustling back and forth," Smalley said, "but it's worth it."
Certainly his Clippers will make the hectic schedule worth it with another strong season. Smalley likes the prospects of that happening with a handful of returning veterans leading the way.
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"He did a lot of work in the offseason," the CHS coach said. "He should be one of my top midfielders."
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Smalley believes his squad learned a lot from last year when it compiled a 13-0 mark in Div. III-North before losing to the Islanders (11-2 in Div. III-South) in the title contest.
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We have also laser engraved the Orchestra's name and logo onto the cymbal's surface, which we've also done quite often with other orchestra names as a special courtesy to them (like the Bamberger Symphoniker, Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, or Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin). It gives a very personal note to every cymbal and makes it a one-of-kind instrument for the musician.
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Whoah! Good outside the box thinking. Now to get Four Dogs to make one of his little stoves with the fan-like air intake in the bottoms for even more efficiency. You might be able to use wood as well. I wonder how the Jetboil would work with one of the Ikea utensil holders? If it nests, you could use the tent stake trick and height adjustment would be dead simple. What's the outside diameter on a Jetboil pot?
Edited by dwambaugh on 03/13/2013 20:04:04 MDT.
FYI, the doctor is (Victor) Frankenstein, the monster is just called the "daemon," "hideous progeny," "the creature," or some other fun Gothic epithets. It's also quite lithe and powerful, not lumbering at all like in the movies. So----you are an innovative, overly enthusiastic scientist who damns nature by joining that which should not be joined. Pretty cool, in my opinion.Also, you get to call your stove system daemonic.
Edited by GlacierRambler on 03/13/2013 16:21:01 MDT.
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I was thinking more like the pot stand shown below. Imagine a stand made to fit the Jetboil with good airflow from the bottom.Search on "ikea woodstove" and you'll see lots of examples. The unaltered Ikea holder is 114mm/4.5" ID at the top and there is a rolled lip that could be removed to add a bit more. In fact the Ikea holder should be cut down to save weight, leaving enough for the optimum burning height for Esbit fuel and holder. I think it would work sweet with an alcohol burner too.
Interesting, Daniel. I also have a AL Sol pot, which I was going to pair with a Monatauk Gnat stove/canister (not my idea, modeled after another BPL's tinkering). I just haven't gotten around to it.2 ideas: (1) you might want to remove the neoprene sleeve. I'm speculating here, but the potential for it to catch fire seems greater in with any stove other than one is it designed for. It will also be lighter. However, you then need to come up another way to grab the pot. Silicone bands on the pot, silicone sewing fingers covers, wool gloves, etc. (2) There are several clear plain plastic lids that fit the Sol pot well; Trader Joe's Oatmeal can lids work well. I have a few if you want one. I won't cook with it, but it drops a little weight.
I don't think you need to remove the whole sleeve, you could probably just cut off the lower inch or so (2.5 cm) and cover the edge with aluminum tape for good measure. to take it even further, you could make a small cozy cup that would cover the bottom part up to where you cut the neoprene. I like the simplicity of the "system" in the video link where the guy tested directly on the ground over an esbit. You should do some boil tests to see if a tab will boil your 2.5 cups on a single cube, since you don't plan on using the left over cubes anyway. takeC@re,Tim
I probably don't need to say this (because I expect that the people on this forum already know it) but while it is simple to light an estbit puck directly on the ground, its a pretty major violation of leave no trace ethics. The heat from an estbit tab is signifigant. The scar on the rock from the burning the tab will last for many years. If this is done on bare soil the heat from the tab will sterilize the soil.There is a "right" way to do this. Many have documented it but Clelland's 153 tips book has the best illustrations.IMHO, the behaviour in the video is not consistant with the proper backcountry ethics and is shameful.
Cool. A Philadelphia cream cheese lid is durable and way lighter too.
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not quite quiet but my solo cook kit is 13-15oz (depending on the fuel canister fullness). I did 1.5c boiled in 3min indoors with 60F water. Stoic 700 potOptimus Crux stoveCampbells soup cupmini lighterTi long handle spoon100g canister
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They might.. i think i usually use my piece of pack towel as a precaution. i wrap the stove in the pack towel to keep things from rattling when packed.
That's a pretty cool test you did there. I have a Jetboil flash and was thinking of making an alcohol stove for it for fun. Seeing that your esbit experiment worked makes me want to try even more!
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It is important to note that the JB has ~50% of the bottom surface area of the evernew pot you compared with. I wouldn't generalize your results to say that any non HTX pot is as fuel efficient - just any w/ ~2X the bottom surface area.For what its worth my alcohol setup will raise 750mL of water 75C (~3cups, ~135F) in ~9mins using 13grs (~.5oz wt) of 95% ethanol.Nice work on the zip ties.
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Sorry wasn't trying to steer you away from esbit...I reran my stove a couple of times:Outside 40F air temp, little wind, 625gr(2.6cups) water @ 54F w/ one 17gr ice cube added just after taking water temp and just before firing up. 14grs ethanol...Rolling boil ~12.5 minutes continued simmering till 15:50s.This is a little slower than the other measurements I provided as this was outside on concrete vs inside on stovetop -- I think the main factor is that the concrete slowed the rate of evaporation of the alcohol for burning. Typically inside the stove will only burn for about 13-14mins (although hotter).
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I'm also trying to dial in my Esbit kit. Great idea using a Sol Ti! I read through your review but I missed the total weight. How heavy is your kit minus fuel?
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The U.S. economy is sending hazy signals again and the picture is unlikely to turn crystal clear this week.
First the good news. Sales of new homes probably pushed higher in January. Consumer confidence might perk up again. And updated government figures should show the economy grew in the fourth quarter instead of shrinking for the first time in three and a half years.
On a less positive note, orders for big-ticket items such as airplanes, autos and appliances likely tumbled in the first month of the year. What's more, a key gauge of U.S. manufacturing is expected to show slippage.
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The biggest report of the week, though, should split the difference. Consumers probably lifted spending by a decent 0.3% in January even though their checks got smaller after the end of a payroll tax break. Yet less take-home pay should contribute to a sharp drop in the income Americans earned last month.
Against that backdrop, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will be peppered with questions when he trudges up to Capitol Hill on Tuesday and Wednesday to deliver his annual outlook to Congress. He's likely to say the U.S. is on the mend but that growth is not accelerating as fast as he'd like. Read more about Bernanke.
The economy, it seems, will continue to hug the middle lane of the highway — just like it's being doing the past few years.
"The overall picture for growth is still the same: modest," said economist Yelena Shulyatyeva of BNP Paribas. "It's not accelerating, and it's not enough to push the unemployment rate down significantly."
The jobless rate stood at 7.9% at the end of January.
Mixed picture
The outlook on the economy got as muddy as February's weather after key reports last week showed that home construction softened a touch and manufacturing in the Philadelphia region contracted.
Higher gas prices aren't helping, either. The price at the pump has surged 13% since the start of the year, leaving consumers with less to spend on other goods and services.
"A sustained jump in gasoline prices will at some point harm the economy," said Bernard Baumohl, chief global economist of The Economic Outlook Group.
He and other analysts expect gas prices to moderate as more refineries come back online after temporary shutdowns. Still, higher gas prices aren't going away quickly.
The housing sector, meanwhile, is probably showing a bit of a winter pause after a strong performance in December, which was unusually warm. Prices are still rising, builders are breaking new ground at a faster pace and ultra-low interest rates are enticing buyers to come off the sidelines.


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Georgia O'Keeffe
News about Georgia O'Keeffe, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Aug. 11, 2013
Hyde Collection in Glens Falls, NY, assembles five-dozen works by artist Georgia O'Keeffe from her years at Lake George, in show titled Modern Nature. MORE
Dec. 2, 2012
Visitors to Hana, a small town on the Hawaiian island of Maui, will find that it looks very much the same today as it did when Georgia O'Keefe painted it and the surrounding landscape in 1939. MORE
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A White Flower by O'Keeffe Blooms Green: $44.4 Million
"Jimson Weed (White Flower No. 1)" by Georgia O'Keeffe sells for $44.4 million, nearly three times its high estimate.
November 20, 2014, Thursday
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All 43 Works From Bunny Mellon's Collection Sell at Sotheby's Auction
The philanthropist's collection included "masterworks" spanning 400 years. It brought $158.7 million at Sotheby's on Monday, topping a high estimate of $121 million.
November 11, 2014, Tuesday
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Georgia O'Keeffe Museum to Auction 3 Paintings
The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum plans to auction three of O'Keefe's paintings to raise money for its acquisition fund.
September 12, 2014, Friday
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A Sister in the Shadow of Georgia O'Keeffe
A curator is seeking information about Ida O'Keeffe, a painter and younger sister of Georgia O'Keeffe, for the exhibition about the sister in the shadows planned for the Dallas Museum of Art.
May 30, 2014, Friday
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Before the Desert, a Greener Side
The Hyde Collection in Glens Falls, N.Y., has assembled five-dozen works by Georgia O'Keeffe from her years at Lake George, in a show titled "Modern Nature."
August 11, 2013, Sunday
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The Spirit of Cultural Objects
"Georgia O'Keeffe in New Mexico," an exhibition at the Montclair Art Museum, looks at the second third of the artist's life, when she became engaged with Native American arts and culture.
January 6, 2013, Sunday
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Native Talents, Shrugging at Europe
"American Legends: Calder to O'Keeffe" at the Whitney Museum showcases 15 artists from the prewar period responding to the city and country around them.
December 28, 2012, Friday
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Robert Lescher, Editor and Literary Agent, Dies at 83
Mr. Lescher's writers included Robert Frost, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Alice B. Toklas, Benjamin Spock and Georgia O'Keeffe.
December 9, 2012, Sunday
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Seventy-four years ago Georgia O'Keeffe discovered a tropical dreamland. Today, visitors can still see Maui as she painted it.
December 2, 2012, Sunday
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O'Keeffe at Lake George
A new exhibition features works that recall George O'Keeffe's time in upstate New York.
Harry Callahan's Portraits of Eleanor Callahan
Eleanor Callahan, who died Feb. 28 at age 95, was the subject of many of her husband's most famous photographs, which have been compared to Alfred Stieglitz's portraits of Georgia O'Keeffe.
'Moving in Place'
The exhibition of work by Susan Rothenberg at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, N.M., makes comparisons between the two artists hard to avoid.
Abstraction in Bloom
"Georgia O'Keeffe: Abstraction" is a vivid and surprisingly surprising show of 120 or so paintings and drawings at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Abstracts of Nature
A show at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute demonstrates that without Arthur Dove, an early American modernist, there might have been no Georgia O'Keeffe.
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Senior (2012-13): For the third consecutive season, led Dartmouth in scoring averaging 11.0 points (298 total) and grabbing 2.8 rebounds (76 total) … She as the lone Big Green player to average double figures ... Concluded her career ranked No. 8 on Dartmouth's all-time scoring list with 1,323 career points … scored in double figures in 17 games, including seven straight … Posted a season-high 19 points in a win over Yale (2/2) in New Haven, Conn. … Dished out a season-high five assists against FIU (12/15) … Dartmouth's top free throw shooter, connecting with .826 percent (57-of-69) of her shots from the charity stripe … Netted a season-best four triples against Harvard (1/12) … Led Dartmouth in field goal attempts (11.5/game), three-point field goal attempts (4.4/game), free throws per game (2.1) and steals (1.7) … Her 11.0 points per game ranked 12th among her Ivy League counterparts … Fifth-best free throw shooter in Ivy League action (.826) … Her 1.7 steals per game ranked her seventh in the Ivy League … Her 30.3 minutes per game was 10th best in the Ivy League.
Junior (2011-12): All-Ivy League Second Team ... Dartmouth Student-Athlete of the Week (Feb. 22) ... Earned her 1,000th career point against Columbia (3/3) ... Currently ranks No. 15 on Dartmouth's all-time scoring list with 1,025 career points ... For the second consecutive season, started each of Dartmouth's 28 games ... Averaged 15.4 (423 total) points per game, as Dartmouth's only player in double figures ... Her 15.4 points per game was third-best among her Ivy League counterparts ... Added 3.9 (110 total) rebounds per game ... Tallied a career-high 32 points and 11 rebounds in a win at Vermont (11/22) ... Her 32 points was the most points by a Dartmouth player since the 2007 season ... It was also her first career double-double ... Tallied 24 games in double figures and had a streak of 16 consecutive games in double figures ... Ranked second on the team in field goal percentage, shooting at a .402 clip ... Dartmouth's top three-point shooter, nailing .351 percent (60-of-171) of her three-point attempts ... Her 2.1 triples per game led the Ivy League ... The Big Green's best free throw shooter at .825 percent (80-of-97) ... During the season was ranked as high as No. 3 nationally in free throw percentage ... Led the Ivy League in steals with 2.5 steals per game, her second consecutive year leading the Ivy League in steals ... Recorded a season-best five three-pointers on two occasions ... Tied her career-high with six assists against Yale (1/29) ... Seventh in the Ivy League in minutes played (33.0).Sophomore (2010-11): All-Ivy League Second Team ... Started each of Dartmouth's 28 games ... Averaged 12.8 points per game (359 total) and 3.3 rebounds (93) per game ... Her 12.8 points per game ranked second on the team and fifth best in the Ivy League ... Posted a career-best 28 points on two occasions ... Scored in double figures in 20 games and concluded the season scoring in double figures in 10 of Dartmouth's last 12 games ... Tied her career -highs with seven rebounds and six assists against Princeton (3/4) ... Tallied a career-high three blocks against Yale (2/12) ... Led the team in three-point field goal percentage, shooting at a .368 clip (53-144) ... Ranked No. 5 on the team in field goal percentage (130-of-365) ... Her 130 field goals and 365 field goal attempts were tops for a Dartmouth player ... Second on the team with 59 assists (2.1 per game) ... Led the squad with 62 steals (2.2. per game) ... Posted back-to-back games with 10 field goals against Columbia and Penn ... Hit a career-best seven three-point field goals against Penn (2/4) ... Led the Ivy League in steals (2.21 per game) ... Her 15.0 ppg in Ivy League action was second best in the league. ... Ranked second in the Ivy League in three-point field goals made (53), fifth in the Ivy League in three-point field goal percentage (.368) and fifth in minutes played (33.29) ... In Ivy League games, averaged 15.0 ppg - second best in the Ivy League .
Freshman (2009-10): Ivy League All-Rookie Team ... Ivy League Rookie of the Week (Jan. 18) ... Started 20 of 25 games played and ranked second on the team in scoring with 9.4 points per game ... Also tallied 48 steals and 41 assists ... Posted a career-high 23 points on 9-of-14 shooting at Harvard in the season finale ... Also posted a career-high seven rebounds ... Matched her career-high with six rebounds in an efficient 25 minutes at Brown (2/27) ... Played a career-high 45 minutes against Yale (2/13) ... Scored 13 points with four steals and four rebounds... Posted her third straight double-digit scoring game with 10 points at Princeton (2/6)... Recorded a career-best five steals and added 14 points in a win at Penn (2/5) ... Dished out six assists and grabbed four steals, also scoring four points in the win over Columbia, 1/29 ... Led Dartmouth in scoring in her first career Ivy League game, tallying 11 points, three assists, three steals and two rebounds in the win over Harvard, 1/16 ... Team-high eight points against No. 27 Dayton (12/30) ... Made her first collegiate start at No. 25 Syracuse (12/13) ... Had a breakout game at Stony Brook with 18 points off the bench ... Also went 8-of-9 at the free throw line and added six rebounds and two steals in 24 minutes (12/11) ... Made her collegiate debut, against Temple (11/19) scoring six points in 15 minutes.
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Data submitted to the HPV Challenge Program are being reviewed and incorporated into the Agency's enhanced existing chemicals management activities.
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The High Production Volume Information System (HPVIS) is a database that provides access to health and environmental effects information obtained through the High Production Volume (HPV) Challenge. This program "challenges" companies to make this data publicly available on chemicals produced or imported into the United States in quantities of 1 million pounds or more per year.
On this Web site, HPVIS enables users to search for summary information, test plans, and new data on HPV chemicals as they are received by the Agency. Currently, the HPVIS database contains over 340 submissions, representing almost 900 chemical substances, either as a single chemical submission or as a member of a chemical category.
EPA is carefully reviewing HPV chemical data to characterize the hazards and risks associated with HPV chemicals. HPVIS contains HPV Chemical Hazard Characterizations prepared during EPA's ongoing review of the health and environmental effects data contained with each HPV Challenge Program submission. HPVIS also contains Risk-Based Prioritization documents prepared from EPA's examination of HPV Challenge hazard data along with chemical use and exposure information collected from the 2006 Inventory Update Reporting (IUR). These recommendation documents prioritize HPV chemicals for follow-up data collection or management actions based on their potential risks.
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YIELD: Serves 4 to 6
- 12 to 16 plump figs
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- Tiny pinch of salt
- 2 tablespoons honey, such as lavender honey
- Pinch of ground cinnamon
Preheat the oven to 425°F. Rinse the figs and pat them dry, then cut off the stems and, without cutting through the base, halve them from top to bottom. Set the figs upright in a dish just big enough to hold them snugly.
Melt the butter in a small skillet with the salt, honey, and cinnamon, then spoon it over the figs.
Bake until the sauce is bubbling and the fruit is heated through, about 15 minutes. Serve warm.
Per serving: 190.0 calories, 60.0 calories from fat, 6.0g total fat, 3.5g saturated fat, 15.0mg cholesterol, 100.0mg sodium, 38.0g total carbs, 5.0g dietary fiber, 33.0g sugars, 1.0g protein
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Seasonal Fruit Desserts by Deborah Madison. Copyright © 2010 by Deborah Madison. Published by Broadway Books. All Rights Reserved.
Deborah Madison's Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone and The Savory Way, each earned the IACP's Julia Child Cookbook of the Year award. Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone also received a James Beard Award, as did Local Flavors, her most recent book. She is also the author of the James Beard Award nominee This Can't Be Tofu! and The Greens Cookbook, which is now a classic. She lives in Galisteo, New Mexico.


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